in the news this saturday morning july 16th hayward police investigate the failed shooting of a man inside a parked car at a gas station. two hundred employees at super court will receive layoff notices. the wheels of justice will be slowing to a crawl. >> good morning. we're seeing a lot of clouds this morning. mist and drizzle, a cool afternoon and only partly sunny in some neighborhoods. >> good morning, i'm terry mcsweeney. >> hayward police say a man who was shot to death inside a gas station yesterday was targeted but they don't think the killing was gang-related. it took place parking lot of 76 station about 5:30 last evening. crime scene investigators worked this morning spreo is go evidence under a canopy they put around the gold cadillac. they say the man was sitting in

the parked car and a man with a block hoodie shot several times and the shooter got away. >> budget cuts are coming to san francisco superior court. and that could slow everything down from divorces to lawsuits. the drastic cuts. >> reporter: employees left work at san francisco's superior court and headed home for an unsettled weekend. >> everybody's future is up in the air. >> what is going to happen is a drastic reduction in the number of employees and courtrooms. on monday 200 layoff notices will be mailed out. they will target court reporters and clerks and a is on top of the 11 court commissioners that were let go this week. civil cases will take the brunt. >> you can file a civil case but it will sit on the shelf with

stacks of paper and won't see a courtroom for five years. it could take a year and a half to get a divorce. months to get copies of a court records. full day of standing in line to get your traffic paid in our criminal division. >> san francisco superior court blew flew a $10 million reserve and then they cut $200 million in march and $150 million last month. unless there is a miracle, october 3rd will be d-day port cutbacks to take effect. >> apparently the governor and legislature do not or have not put the courts at the top of the priority. we appear to be at the bottom and there is going to be severe impact to the public. >> senator mark leno put blame on arnold schwarzenegger for eliminating the car tax. >> this is the dismantling of the state of california. until we can access not new revenue, former revenue streams we're going to see a horrible

pain placed on californians. >> a lot of people will be laid off. about 40% of the court staff. apparently we'll hear next week what is going on. >> the layoffs will take place on september 30th, new state budget calls for an extra $4 billion in unanticipated revenue. if that doesn't come in, the cuts to the court system could be even deeper. a program appeals court has ordered the mirld to temporarily continue the don't ask, don't tell policy. the court of appeals in san francisco based the ruling on new information provided by the federal government. they halted the policy last week. yesterday's decision comes after at justice department filed a motion on thursday saying ending the policy now would preempt the orderly process for rolling it back. >> it is still early but so far no sign of a gridlock predicted with the closing of a ten-mile

stretch of los angeles freeway this weekend. a bridge retrofit closing on the 405, nicknamed carmegeddon and people have been asked not to drive anywhere near it all weekend. you know what? they listened. wow! they are not driving to los angeles this weekend. here david ray. >> one of busiest freeways in the country and now it's a ghost town. even before the clock struck midnight, tempers flared flared as they stopped a bit earlier. road workers lost no time starting what must be the most talked about highway repair project in history. for weeks l.a. officials have predicted doomsday. >> now is the hour we are asking you to cooperate. >> carmegeddon has been the top of the news.

>> they are going to close the freeway. >> and butt of jokes for late night comics. >> you won't be able to go anywhere on 405, when it's open you won't be able to go anywhere on the 405. >> in l.a., i'm going go to the kitchen and net get a snack, where are my car keys. >> it's poetic justice the machines should rise up and downfall should be gridlock. >> this is opening act for carpopolis coming to a theater to soon to you. >> it shows any night traffic than it's been for n years. no parties for paris hilton, she tweeted i'm not driving anywhere. enough to lure eric estra definitive out of retirement. >> plan ahead, avoid the area. >> a public service about

carmegeddon. >> he drove as quickly as possible out of town. >> i think its wonderful adventure for the weekend. [ laughter ] >> normally even at this hour cars would be whizzing by here. this might be the only hour of the day where they whiz by but otherwise bumper-to-bumper but ten lanes of empty and it will stay that way all the way through the weekend. the bay area has its own road closure this weekend, doesn't compare but it's important for those of you who are trying to get along highway 1 and lake street and the golden gate bridge. that will be closed between 8:00 tonight until 11:00 tomorrow morning. it will allow cruise to crews to shift traffic to new bridge. >> some people in the east bay

were awakened by a 3.3 earthquake. it is centered two miles southeast of berkeley. an oakland resident said it was a short and strong jolt. that is the wrong video. the official reading is 3.3 according to the united states geological survey. >> this morning, they will resume their search for michelle le. a new search failed to show up leads. volunteers led the search east of fremont. among the group grew group was le's brother and he has refused to give up hope even though police are treating it as a homicide. >> she means all the world to me. i can't imagine life without her having to live without her has been a struggle. it's been almost more than i can bear. >> she was last seen going through a car at the hayward kaiser hospital and there is

$100,000 reward for information about her disappearance. >> 22 san jose firefighters have been reinstated with money from a federal grant. yesterday an official ceremony, welcoming them back. in all, 47 firefighters were laid off last year. the others have found work elsewhere. their positions will be filled by new hires. the residents of hill neighborhood are not happy, station 33 was the only one completely shut down last year and there is no money to reopen that station. >> i was really hospital again, given the vel they are bill that we have -- as a rule her built but again it was just a promise. >> for now, stations 13 and 18 are charging with responding to respond to communications hill but not the answer that residents were looking for. >> a woman continues to fight for her life after being struck

by a bicyclist. she was in the crosswalk and she suffered a life-threatening injury. the bicyclist could face charges if he was found to be at fault. they say everyone needs to pay attention. >> in 2010, 18 people were hit by people on bikes. that is 2% of all pedestrian collisions occur with bike. 98% occur with cars but people on bikes need to yield. >> they report that 75% of recent bicycle-pedestrian collisions are the fault of the cyclist. >> a suspected art thief pleaded not guilty to accusations he swiped a picasso off the wall an art gallery in san francisco's union square. this surveillance video shows mark lugo carrying what appears to be that sketch but ligo faced far more trouble than that. they discovered another picasso along with other six works

valued at half million dollars inside his apartment in new jersey. they disappeared from upscale hotels in new york city. >> if you look at the evidence what was found in my client's apartment all the things were taken were apparently taken in the last 45 days. that speaks more a birth burst of compulsive energy than somebody to go out and get these paintings. >> they believe she should undergo an evaluation. >> a key ruling that will affect whether cigarettes can be sold in scores. cracking down on

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billionaire hedge fund manager carl icahn may have a offer for clorox company. he has offered money for the could company but analysts say he may trying to drum up a better offer. they may household products but burt's bees lip balm and other products. >> safeway grocery chain wo yesterday the court upheld an ordinance that bans tobacco sales in stores with pharmacies. safeway says the ban violates the constitutional right to sell cigarettes. originally big box stores had been allowed to sell cigarettes. they found it discriminated against other pharmacies and the

city extend that had ban. >> the smoking ban in san francisco has been in place for years but a change to that law last year is having an impact on places where a certain kind of smoking has koorntd continued. they are cracking down on hooka lounges. >> you fill it up with water halfway. >> he demonstrates the hookah at polk street tobacco shot which is next door to hookah dream lounge. he says his dad put $100,000 into the lounge and isn't sure what to do next. >> a lot of families are going to go broke. who knows what is going to happen. >> its water pipe for smoking flavored tobaccos through a long tube. multiple users can use different mouthpieces. they say it's nothing like cigarette tobacco. >> but the department of public

health disagrees. >> there is a lot of science that exposure from the hookah is equal not greater than cigarettes because of the number of people and amount of time. >> the pride of mediterranean restaurant on fillmore has a patio where the smoking can continue. his favorite flavor is cherry. >> after that, once in a while with family. >> a health inspector says she sent letters to 20 enclosed hookah businesses. kathy has until tuesday to remove all smoking equipment and they were ordered to stop immediately. they probably won't be going out as much. >> in your own home and you can smoke in housing unit. you can smoke in your own unit as long as the front door is closed. >> the owner here says he has hired legal help to try to keep

it here. loyal customers are grateful or try to do it out in the patio perhaps. >> one of the top stories for any weekend is weather and we have got some interesting goings on around here. >> it's a marine layer. >>er not kidding. >> mist and drizzle around the coasts. that is going to provide cooler temperatures, of course, but how long will that last? i'll have the answers next. >> also next, home away from home. thousands of giants fans getting their support in san diego. larry beil with this morning's sports on the way. [ male announcer ] brace yourself for the big, bold taste

of a subway® bbq pulled pork sub. tender, succulent slow-cooked pork with sweet and smoky barbecue sauce, all on freshly baked bread. subway. eat fresh®. 8:19. when you think about the summer in the bay area, you probably at some point get around thinking about santa cruz. we are looking at santa cruz a live picture. lisa is telling me it will be sunny eventually there and low 70s down there. whatever is the weather like down there, its fantastic place to be. >> we'll call it mild and cool

for some folks. we should be looking at warmer highs. >> we'll get them. >> we will get there slowly. in fact right now we are looking at cloud cover outside the studios, it's been gray and it will be for much of the day. sun was up at 6:00 setting at 8:31 and cooler day with numbers just in the low 60s. right now, it's kind of mild. it's warmer this morning where we were yesterday morning. 60 in san jose but we're not talking any sun yet. the clouds are all the way out toward the delta and numbers that will be a far cry from average. so morning drizzle around the bay with cool conditions overall. mild inland and then warmer days gradually headed our way to the middle to the end of the week. we are looking at extensive cloud cover from pointed reyes through santa cruz, monterey

bay. this afternoon, here is where the mild weather will be as the clouds beginning to peel back we are looking at sunshine in vacaville. travis is cloudy. air force base -- here is the plan for the rest of the day. clouds will continue to pull back but they are going to stay from the san mateo coast and even from the marin coast. southern marin county and you will see the cool afternoon temperatures and see just 70s for the warmest inland valleys. it's going to take a little bit of time to erase this trough. this is a secondary trough that has brought the cooler air and allowing temperatures to struggle in to the 80s. in fact there is only going to be a few 80s today. across the state we're looking at mid-80s in the san joaquin valley. 70 in big sur. 77 in los angeles, cool for southern california with pleasant numbers in 81 in

yosemite. back home we're looking at more widespread 70s after the fog lifts, 73 in campbell and still pretty good in san jose at 72. looking at 69 today in menlo park. mid-50s at our coast. rich richmond and sunset district, san francisco all pretty gray today with a cool afternoon on attach. -- on tap. >> mild in calistoga. sonoma county, cool for july, 65 in san leandro, 67 in fremont. we'll have a lot of sunshine but only 74 concord. 78 in fairfield today. we talked about that sun in santa cruz. you have to wait for that and a gradual warming trend but at least the marine layer will spin out. still mist and drizzle perhaps overnight and mid-80s, upper 80s about 90 at the end of the week.

that is usual 30-degree spread for this time of the year but definitely a little cool. in sports the a's will do something rarely seen any more, play a scheduled doubleheader. against the angels in the coliseum is the first scheduled twin bill since 2003 and a's haven't had one since 1997. they played one game against padres. here is larry with the highlights. >> giants at at&t park, petco park in san diego and what sounded like a giants home game. i got it, i got it -- i ain't got it. tough play is going to make a catch with your cap. cody ross, off of moseley out in a hurry. 2-0 g-men.

kyle phillips deep off of tim lincecum and crashes into the wall. goes 6 innings and allowed one run and got the win. here in the seventh going the opposite way, he got three hits and rowland scores, they beat the padres 6-1. a's and angels. bottom of the 3, scoreless and suzuki scores, 1-0 a's and he goes deep left, that in the secretary deck. 3-0 a's. in the eighth, they cut it 4-3, hideki matsui with insurance. that scores one. the a's snap a four-game slide with a 5-3 victory. >> it's wide open at british

open. 21 players within four shots of the lead. jimenez he is 3 under for the tournament. you can see why. his routine hire, body by miguel you always want to stretch with a cigar in your mouth. does that help? tom watson has the magic working across the pond. 167 yards par three 6, he is two over. roy mcllroy in the hunt. he has one for a birdie. even with a 69. darren clark setting the pace this is a 90-footer. tied with the lead with the lead

with glover. right on the money. he is at even par. so leader board, glover and clark on top. four others just a shot back. phil mickelson is three back and first round leader, tom lewis is one under. he stumbled with a 74. >> from the best in the world, charles barkley getting down and getting funky? not a good spot. up and down literally. now, he is doing it one handed. he decides to have some woman from the gallery to hit for him. but this one on the next hole, he is watching and barkley, perfect, right on the green. where has that been for years? not in contention after wagner has the lead of round one. >> colin rush will be here with

the sports highlights and full coverage of the british open. that will be at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00. >> next at 8:30.... >> i am still pushing us to achieve a big deal. >> he puts more pressure on congress. what is being done for the country to run out of credit. and closing in on caylee's law so that california parents aren't't't't't't't't't't't't't't

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and tax increases. >> time and again republicans have offered serious proposals to cut spending and address these issues. i think it's time for the democrats to get serious, as well. >> we shouldn't put the deficit reduction on the backs of folks who already borne the front of the recession. if we are going to ask seniors or students or middle-class americans to sacrifice we have to ask corporations to share in that sacrifice. >> he has asked congressional leaders to present their final offer today. white house says they must have an yeey by friday. on august 2nd the treasury department is projected to run out of money and be able to borrow more because of the current $14.3 trillion debt limit. >> the clock is ticking toward freedom for casey anthony. there will be massive security outside the jail. she is walking free after being accused of killing her two

daughter three years ago. can she stay safe? here is jim avila in orlando. not much insight from defense attorney as he made his first and last jail visit with casey anthony since her not guilty verdict leaving several big questions about the most famous acquitted murder suspect since o.j. simpson. where will she go? what will she do? her defense team giving no clue even to barbara walters. >> where is she going to live. >> i think it's unfortunately too soon to tell. we don't have all the answers yet. >> since her acquittal the only welcome guest in jail have been her attorney. she has refused to see her mother and her father seemed to widen a rift asking them to

support a petition for caylee's lual lau not to report missing children. she party and lied about whereabouts for months after her daughter was last seen leaving perhaps only trusted attorney in casey's corner. a legal analyst is convinced that her legal advisors will personally guide them to safety and economic security and likely far away in the land of reality tv. >> where does she go, she goes to los angeles. you have enough celebrity even though the celebrity most of us don't want, you can live out there and live comfortably. >> she has been offered a million dollars from an independent producer to tell her story, appalling to many including the jury foreman who told a reporter he was shocked how quickly anthony is being set free and hope she doesn't make

millions off the acquittal. >> we're dealing with a child that is deceased. to profit off it is not something in my nature and i can't imagine doing. >> there is plenty of legal work for the legal team. they filed appeals in lying convictions a tactic perhaps to avoid depositions and two lawsuits against her. >> state lawmakers are rushing to introduce a second bill to make it a felony to report a missing child or the death of a child in a time reply li manner. this caylee's law could go into effect immediately. >> california the latest state to jump on the caylee's law bandwagon with not one but two proposals to make eight crime to not report a child dead or missing within 24 to 48 hours. depending on the version it could be a felony. the high profile case of casey

anthony when most people discovered that mom did not report her disappearance for 31 days and that was not a crime. >> experienced law enforcement will agree the first 48 hours of child's disappearance is critical. >> reporter: when a jury acquitted her of murder. the outrage stirred an online petition urging state governments to enact the law. so far 1.2 million people have signed it. including the caylee's grandfather who said, this is a great legacy for my granddaughter. other children still need assistance. but somesome say it's not necessary because child endangerment are sufficient. >> they take an ill conceived policy decision and try to rush through a law in order to

capitalize on the publicity behind a high profile trial. >> critics wonder if caylee's law will make criminals out of parents who are legitimately grief-stricken. >> you can't call time out, you do have to step up to the plate. >> they say state laws need to be clear on what is expected of parents. >> if you want to have the best opportunity to rescue a child, to save a child, to make a difference and prevent that tragic outcome we all need to know very quickly there has been a critical incident. >> reporter: california lawmakers, they are on break for mid-august and have a month after that to get the law approved. nannette miranda, "abc 7 news." this weekend they hope to unlock the secrets of our solar system with the help of a spacecraft named dawn. that is beginning to orbit an

astroid named vesta 117 million miles from here. this image was sent back last month. right now scientists are listening for the spacecraft to send new images from much closer in, images -- that looks pretty good to me. nasa wants to go to an astroid for a landing about 15 years from now. planets form from similar material orbiting the sun more than 4 bye years ago. it's mesmerizing to think how far away that is. >> low cloud deck is quite extensive so cooling around the bay. we'll see sunshine here but numbers in the 70s later on this afternoon in san jose. >> a bear hug in yosemite. search for a 200 pound animal

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about 11 minutes in front of 9:00. we are on top of mount tam panning around and lisa argen talks about thick clouds, thick fog, she is not kidding. pretty limited visibility but beautiful nonetheless. it will get sunny later on. lisa will be back shortly. >> a bear has broken into several homes in yosemite and rangers are urging people to take precautions to protect themselves and the bear. here is the story from wiwonna. >> this quiet area is a favorite spot of one unwelcome guest. this 220 pound black bear has

broken into eight homes in the past week. >> he was on my property on saturday. my dogs barked a lot and alerted me. i just stayed in the house. >> reporter: he has lived here for 78 years and has seen his fair share of bears but not recently. >> this bear that we have now is a first one we've had now for some years. >> park rangers used a trap like this one to catch the bear last weekend. this they put a radio caller and ear tag and drove him out of area but he camera back days later. >> he has found food. when they find food, if it's in somebody's house they will hang around. >> the park has posted flyers on homes where the bear has been spotted letting people know about the encounters and to use

safety precautions. >> use food storage lockers and anything with scent. food and drinks, suntan lotion has a scent and a bear is attracted to. >> it appears this bear has been eating a lost birdseed which should be put away. lock windows, doors and cars, but despite having as many as 500 bears roaming yosemite, rangers say it's still a safe place for visitors. >> there has never been a bear attack here in yosemite. from yosemite to the coast, let's find out what the weather is. >> we'll go from mild to cool because we're going to look at temperatures, comfortable in our inland valleys, certainly not hot. back home we talked about the fog and it's not only across the san francisco area, it's well inland providing mist and drizzle and some slow clearing today. in fact downtown, hard pressed to see any sunshine at all.

today will be the cooler day out of the weekend. it's 59 in fremont. you see 61 and still cloudy in san jose. clouds in antioch but out by vacaville we're looking at sun but gusty winds out by fairfield. southwesterly winds gusting to 31 miles an hour and fog has moved on in with the low cloudiness. morning drizzle with the overcast, cool tomorrow, looking at a gradual warming trend as we head to the latter parts of the workweek next week. look at all the cloudiness up and down the coast. it's filtered in across the bay. as it begins to peel back today. we'll see the temperatures respond but it's not going to burn back totally. we're still going see clouds not only from san francisco, through montera but pescadero but through marin county and it will be the afternoon where we see

the sun. numbers just in the 60s in our east bay communities and the 70s will be in further inland valleys. over the weekend today, the secondary trough that is shaping up that will allow for still cooler than average temperatures not only across the bay area but into the mountains and into southern california where numbers should be well into the 80s. 77 in l.a. but a break from the heat in the intior your. 88 in fresno. back home we're talking about numbers, cool where 72 in san jose. 83 for this time of year. 70 in milpitas. peninsula will be warming up in the upper 60s. 59 in half moon bay. and san francisco with the cloud cover, just 61 for you. north bay numbers, 59 in stinson beach. you have to make it to cloverdale still in the 70s, only 79 here. 82 in ukiah. look for some afternoon sun in

hercules at 66. a bit of a sea breeze keeping oakland at 64 today. widespread 60s with the clouds now, but after the none hour we'll get into sunshine. 70s for danville. 72 pleasanton. 74 in livermore and a lot of clouds down by the monterey bay. then hollister warming up to 72. it's not that warm, so moderate warming trend gets underway, let's say monday. it's going couple of days into the mid-80s. it's going feel better but nothing too dramatic with 90 inland by the end of the week. >> you were mentioning earlier, last summer was kind of the same story. >> now and again, but with a brief spells of hot weather. we have that in the offing. >> 300 kids are spending part of the summer mastering their engineering skills and having

fun at a unique camp that pairs them with mentors. education reporter lyanne melendez with the cool toys they have created and how the experience could change lives. >> jason phillips is having fun pumping a balloon that. and he is learning once the wheels touch the floor, something called friction will slow it down. >> the energy of moving. >> he and 300 kids between the ages of eight and ten are participating in a three week camp called summer ask engineering experience for kids. >> it was started by the national society of black engineers but they have been operating mainly in the east coast but this is the first year in oakland. >> we want to put in a mind, i can be a college engineering major. >> science and technology and engineering and math.

making a skimmer glide is another project which teaches them that the size and design and shape of a tail matters. >> the wind is blowing and it goes like. >> this a rubber band and metal washers inside this coffee can help move it. >> then the rubber band and then it winds up and the rubber band is used as the engine. >> hosting them are african-american college students from around the nation. almost all of them are majoring in engineering. she attends a university in ohio. >> they learn different skills, math, learn how to median and means and biology. >> intel is one of the sponsors of zblay programs like this gives hands-on experience.

they hit the students early and spark that interest at a very early age. >> who knows, that interest could help them land a job at intel. don't go away. 7 on your side is next. >> your dmv you are a foot taller than you really are. does that matter?

>> what do you say we take a nice long look at lake tahoe. can see some mist on the water this morning, the sun is shining lisa argen says it's 48 degrees up at the airport up there at lake tahoe. on the way up to low 70s today. sun is staying all day, no talk of thunderstorms. a gorgeous one up there. a government issued i.d.s basic necessity in this

post-9/11 world. so when they couldn't get a correct one from the dmv she turned on 7 on your side. >> she is measuring her daughter irene at my request. i want to make sure irene is not really 6'5". >> there is six foot up there. that is 6'5". >> this is important because the dmv was determined to make her that size. she was turning 18 years old and she needed an i.d., mother and daughter went to the dmv. >> we went to the san mateo dmv office and filled out the paperwork. of her first i.d. card came back with a height of 6'5". >> here is the i.d. but all the information is corrected but the height it says 6'5". she is only 5'5".

stow they went to another dmv to see if they could get it right. >> they said i don't know how it happened but we'll get it straightened out. >> here is the second i.d., 6'5" they seemed determined but she got her daughter to head back to the san mateo dmv. >> i gave them a hard time because she kept dragging me back over and over again. >> but once begin she talked to yet another clerk. >> she was just absolutely amazed and couldn't believe they had two wrong ones. >> problem solved, right? wrong. a third i.d. came in the mail and 6'5". >> are you sure you are not 6'5" >> how many hours do you think you spent on this? >> the whole process, i would say at least accumulative of

eight hours. >> with a ticked off teenager. >> we couldn't have them spend another 8 hours in line and things started happening fast. a new i.d. came in with correct height and dmv says it strives for perfection but there are few cases where human or computer errors occur. this is one of those unfortunate incidents. we sincerely apologize. >> why don't you contact the news man. who else are you going to do it. but it works. thank you. >> if you have a problem with the dmv. let know about it. go to my website at abc7news.com. >> coming up next, the music you make with drumsticks, one of his skills. wait until you see pete

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america's diner is always open. here are the winning numbers of last night's lotto drawing. the mega number is 6. you might have won something but nobody correctly picked all six numbers. tuesday's night's drawing is estimated at $43 million. >> it's the death-defying acrobatic art this weekend in oakland. >> members of the circus troupe lit up the stage performing a fire kir us is. it's headlines the fire arts festival. three act play is based on dante's inferno. it plays near the west oakland bart station. >> music legend pete escovedo is

celebrating his 76 birthday. they are playing yoshi's at the end of the weekend but don sanchez explains this is visit is more than music. >> we know the music magic can create with his family but look what he can do with a paint brush. away from music he finds creativity in art. >> it gives me a chance to really express a lot of the ways i feel. my mood changes. i'm experimenting with different colors. >> the showcase in a jack london square gallery. >> this is reminiscent of an old picasso painting. >> lots of faces may resemble family. the show is four nights, eight shows at yoshi's to celebrate

his 76 birthday. the kids grew up listening to dad's music. >> to have an easel up and i had my up and i would be painting and sitting and watching. >> he would turn it and flip it around. >> we are seeing a little bit not as great --. >> the youngest is encouraging artistic expression. >> they have a new cd and single called "i like it." it's getting a lot of air play. >> he has created a musical legacy and there is the other career that intrigues him. >> if i could actually make a living painting i would probably do that than play music at this point in my life. >> the kids won't let him and most music fans wouldn't either.

one last check on weather. here the is lisa. >> lots of clouds, starting the day with the mist and drizzle around the bay. here is the golden gate bridge and not only slow going but you may need wipers. only 61 in san francisco and not looking for clearing. 67 in fremont. mid-70s inland. warming trend through next week. >> all right. thanks for joining us. next newscast at 5:00 this evening. stay connected at 24/7 and have this and have a great weekend. -dad, why e you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are the great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can help lower cholesterol. stickers? uh-uh. a perhero? ♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all.

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