in the granola bar aisle. you in the news this saturday morning, august 6th a helicopter crash in afghanistan has killed 31 u.s. special operation troops and 7 afghan soldiers. america's credit rating is cut for the first time in history. standard & poor's lowers their rating to double "a" plus. >> and the ceilings are lowered around the bay area and warmer next week. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. a senior obama administration official says the helicopter that crashed in afghanistan overnight killing 31 u.s. troops was apparently shot down by insurgents. taliban is claiming that the attack that was carried out. the helicopter was carrying 75

seals and 7 afghan soldiers and dog. hamid karzai confirmed the casualty figures and sent his condolences to president obama. it's the highest number of casualties curing the decade long war. >> china is criticizing the united states demanding that america tighten its belt and live within it's means one day after standard & poor's downgraded the u.s. credit rating. karina rusk talks to economists. >> the downgrade for the first time in history the u.s. government has a credit score that is less than perfect. its black mark on a global scale. >> i think it's a very sad day and the united states to see something like this happen. >> one of consulting company, econo systems.

the rating company expressed concern politicians will be ineffective and unpredictable in making the spending cuts they promised. it's a wake-up call to our government and hopefully they will get to work to get the reductions they agreed to. >> the immediate impact listed downgrade will be to increase the government debt that will rim will to higher interest rates to consumers. the question is will it make a difference. they say the major credited ratings lost credibility when they gave a aaa rate teg mortgage backed securities. >> it is what caused the recession to begin with. >> they are lasting the s&p 500 analysis a flawed and itself sentiment extends to main

street. >> they have anticipated this to begin with. it's not going mean anything to you or me. >> the volatility on wall mystery the is getting harder to predict. the last to weeks have been brutal erasing $1 trillion in wealth. >> while i think the markets might have a short term reaction to a downgrade, over the long term the reaction will be very limited. germany, france and england all have triple "a" credit rating, u.s.. a phillies' fans remains a serious accident following a giants game. ryan white was struck by a hit and are you ever driver who was later arrested. baseball fans are sending their good wishes to the little boy. >> baseball fans at at&t stood

for a moment of silence in recovery for ryan white. they hope the city treats him well. >> we want him back. >> he was struck by a hit-and-run drive. his family from pennsylvania for the game were returning to hair hotel after the game. 21-year-old andrew vargas was driving this toyota pickup truck and hit the boy. they say he swiped and hit the other cars as he fled the scene. the fans say the tragedy hits home. >> it's a tragedy especially from my hometown, it's an unfortunate accident. >> the police chief. >> a young patrol officer took the license plate and next thing we knew he was in oakland and there were witnesses coming to make an i.d. in hay zwlard about a dozen witnesses gave an

accurate description of the car. 45 minutes after the hit-and-run they say 21-year-old andrew vargas in custody. they arrested him near his apartment after hayward police spotted his badly damaged car matched the suspect's description. he last arrested after he failed a field sobriety test. >> hopefully that is the right guy. i think the law is pretty strong in this case. he will be punished pretty well for what he did. >> we caught up with the chief as he was going to the hospital? >> we thought we drop some toys on the little guy they are there when he wakes up. >> police say he will be charged with felony hit-and-run and d.u.i. will be an enhancement to that charge. a contested is asking important the public's help in searching for a missing sailor that might be lost at sea.

he was sailing to san diego in his 27-foot vessel. he left on july 25th. he never arrived. his son trying unsuccessfully to reach him by phone. coastguard tried to issue an alert but so far there have been no sightings of that boat. >> police hope they hope a surveillance tape will track down a man. this video shows the victim walking to his car outside the american legion hall and he is approached by to two-men that grabbed the bag he is carrying. he suffers a minor stab wound when he fights back. >> we have pictures going out, the type of car is identify amp and plates are very obvious. so i suspect some of that helped police. >> the thieves did not get any cash. the bag contained only paperwork. a 4-year-old boy abducted from a

homeless shelter in san luis obispo county has been found safe. he was reported missing. the mother reported that she had an argument with the mother and believed hale took jeremy. they issued an amber alert saying they believe hale may have walked away with the child. last night they located the boy and took hale in custody. >> shaef ron is going to release a report on fire their fine. they are going to pay $170,000 in fines. pitcher monitored refinery released 25 times. pollution involved sulfur dioxide gases. chevron has fixed the problem and says it has the lowest flaring right of any bay area refinery. >> coming up next, a terrifying

polar bear attack in northern norway. the bear attacked a group of teenagers on an expedition. at burning man festival now has a place to call home in san a place to call home in san francisco. let me get this straight. all-you-can-eat pancakes for $4? yep. when do you close? oh, we don't. excellent. unlimited pancakes for an unlimited time. only $4 and only at denny's.

[ bell ringing ] the japanese city of hiroshima marked 66th anniversary of the first atomic bomb attack. thousands gathered near the piece memorial along with survivors. it destroyed most of the city and killed 140,000 people. it was painful for many japanese had a are still struggling after the earthquake and tsunami last march. >> we're getting more details

this morning about a terrifying polar bear attack in northern norway. it attacked a broop group of british teenagers. a 17-year-old boy was killed. four other people were injured before the bear was shot and killed. >> 17-year-old teenager was brutally killed friday morning when a polar bear breached a trip wire around the campsite. the alarm did not sound but the expedition came to a tragic end. the group had been camping in a remote area of northern norway heavily populated with the bears. the group had been given training to deal with the attack. this group was unlucky. 560 pound bear rampaged through the site hunting for food. four others were mauled by the

bear and seriously injured. the father of one of them described his son's harrowing ordeal. >> the bear cut his face, his head and arms. and they tried to get the polar bear away, that person got mauled really badly. >> even though attacks on humans are rare, they are not uncommon. scientists say climate change is melting the ice forcing the impairs on land which increases human-bear interaction. even hospital officials four people have been injured none of the injuries are life-threatening. >> comedians are rallying around jerry lewis. they are protesting unexplained dismissal from the muscular dystrophy hell le thon. he gathered at the laugh factory that jerry get his gig back.

he issued a statement he expected to host the telethon this year. >> the burning man festival is coming to san francisco at least a part of it is. the mind behind the desert gathering are teaming up with the city of san francisco for the burning man project. they launched a nonprofit organization to build an urban cultural center in san francisco's central marketed district. they say it's a good fit with at goal to improve that neighborhood. >> in this year alone, we are bringing twitter and incredible technology companies to the area. we are bringing artists and small businesses and new hamburger joints and we are bringing burning man. >> project classrooms, galleries and spaces for gathering. i guess the fog is lifting a

little bit. >> in the east bay, you must be looking at visible satellite but it's been clearing around concord. it's going to hang around hayward and fremont a little bit longer. sunshine and a warmer week i'll coming up. >> also next, benches are cleared in the giants and phillies rivalry. we have postgame reaction coming up in sports. [ female announcer ] every box of general mills big g cereals

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8:17 on this saturday morning, you are looking at the golden gate bridge, noticeable in that shot is how much mist we have on the lens. we got people coming across with their lights. it's a little wet out there right now. i wonder how long that will last. lisa argen will talk about that and talking about some kind of a trend. we'll find out more in just a little bit. >> a hawaiian volcano on most again lava is flowing again after the base dropped as much as 280 feet. it's time lapse video of the volcanic event that begin on wednesday. even though it's slowing down the flow could last for months. wilueau has been erupting since

january of 1983. the weak economy has families reassessing how much they will are going to spend on back to school items. here a laura anthony with more. >> reporter: back to school shoppers are out with force. they have a keen eye at buying only the. >> no and only at the lowest possible price. dollar chain is the first stop for many in the market for best buys on items. >> according to national retail federation, american families will spend an average $603 on clothing and school flies and electronics this year, three dollars less than last year. at the store in sun valley mall

school uniforms, along with jackets and other basics. >> are you planning on being more cost conscious? >> definitely with the down economy. they are trying see if we have any great promotions going on. >> she is buying for four school age children. >> are you more careful than last year? >> yeah, i am. i am looking for good deals. >> what is the one thing you have to have for school this year? >> we need the backpacks for the high school students. >> they collected about 400 backpacks so far. the local students who might otherwise my go out. they are hoping to collect another 400 this coming week. >> all those families will need school supplies and what not for their kids. >> anyone want to help the crisis center can contact them

directly, that information is on our website at abc7news.com. in concord, laura anthony, "abc 7 news." lisa is here and the fog is publg out of the places in the east bay. >> we still have the mist and drizzle down on the deck there, the golden gate bridge. if you are headed down santa cruz, it's gray there now. gray and highs will get up to 72 there. it will be warmer in the days ahead with numbers coming in the 70s locally at our beaches. back home, emeryville, upper 50s low 60s around there around redwood city. mountain view is at 60 and 62 in antioch. this is where we're getting clearing but widespread low clouds and fog with that persistent marine layer and drizzle. so little change over the weekend. some neighborhoods we're going to come up and some are going down between today and tomorrow.

everyone will see a warmer week next week when winds shift. the fog is pulling away from the delta but it's going to get hung up for the next hour or so around our east bay. then after that, 10:00 or 11:00, we'll continue to see clearing, temperature had remains the same. 80s inland valleys, 70s in santa clara valley and 60s staying around the bay with some of that breeze, that onshore flow becoming widespread right across the bay. feel cool again and need the jacket, it's all because an area of low pressure continue to be in and around much of the gold in-state. with that we are looking at the low clouds and fog temperatures held in check. eventually when the systems do move out we'll begin to see change, not today or tomorrow. minor ups and downs with the persistent onshore flow. deck of low clouds at about

2,000 feet. back home we're looking at warming on the other side of the low cloudiness, the edge of the bay we're looking at cooler air and mid 90s will come into play around fresno. 92 in sacramento with upper 70s in los angeles. low clouds here, too, in southern california. we will look for becoming more like summer in terms of warmup next week 81 in campbell and 77 in sunnyvale. 50s in pacifica. 75 in redwood city. san francisco we'll call partly cloudy at 65. in the north bay you've got the gray and mist and drizzle to start. late morning, early afternoon sun for some folks, upper 70s around calistoga with 70 in oakland. not much change from yesterday to today here in the east bay, but if you head inland, minor fluctuations, upper 80s. low to mid-80s. 82 dublin and we're working on the sun for the afternoon.

monterey, 64 with 83 in gilroy. so it will keep us cool and below normal today and tomorrow and then we'll get into the marine layer being more compressed. it will disappear and will were 5 degrees of warming into next week. >> here we are in august and we'll have summer like weather soon. [ laughter ] in sports, at at&t park, matt cain battles as giants try to rebound from losing the first two games against the phillies. a bench clearing brawl was night. >> good morning. the bad blood that was slowly rising boiled over ends with a brawl with benches emptying. jonathan sanchez runs into trouble. and he says aloha and he would

say a lot more later on. sanchez gave up five runs, stanford man, john neighboring junior. they answer with fire with fire. eli white deep. giants down 5-2. and ramirez with a victory back in the sixth. chaos ensued. bouncing up and down. the benches empty and full scale brawl. and he gets loose and knocked down the hitting coach. and they all get ejected and we'll see is f suspensions follow and phillies win -- 9-2.

>> tempers flared, it's part of the game. >> absolutely, it is. i took a step forward. i had no intentions of charging out. i just wanted to know why in that situation he was on the plate all night. i want to get out an answer. i had no intentions of charging the moun. i stepped forward and eli felt i was going to go and he started jumping around. alonzo came in and it escalated from there. >> not nearly as much drama, a's lose another road game. here it comes, there it goes forks coco crisp, this might have been picked up on russian

radar. a's come back and two outs, two-run single off of craig breslo. they have lost 30 of the last 37 on the road. raiders found their new one. boss is regard had as a better blocker. he had a hip injury. boss gets a four-year are, $16 million contract. cowboys didn't make the playoffs this year but it could make a difference. pee wee herman is in camp. he is on twitter and trying out for the dallas cowboys. if he can throw better than tony romo, the cowboys may have a lost problems. mike shumann will be here later today. see what happens today with the

giants and phillies. have a great weekend everybody. i'm layer ray beale. >> and president signs a bill to put thousands of construction crews back on the job. why local workers say it's a mixed blessing. the social networking site that let's parents keep an eye on what teachers are te can i eat heart healthy without giving up taste?

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middle-class families have felt slipping away for years. while deficit reduction has to be part of our economic strategy it's not the only thing we have to do. congress won't take up any measures until they return from recess in september. >> president obama has signed a bill ending the partial two-week shut down of faa. the stalemate has costed the government and taxpayers. they hoped to slash $16 million from the budget. but it ended up cost 390 amendment in lost tax revenues. now details on how the shutdown continues to effect the bay area. >> the gate remains padlocked and the construction krewes crews you not on the job building a brand-new control tower at oakland international

airport. it ground to a standstill thanks to gridlock on faa's budget. he says the new faa funding deal is a mixed blessing. >> not real sure if we can start the project as quick as they turned it off a couple weeks ago. >> part of his team is now working on this office tower in santa clara. >> now there is a congressional deal, getting this crew back to work in oakland won't be easy and it also won't be cheap. >> well, we've started doing other things as a company. we've laid off manpower. >> he says there will be a slight delay pulling his team back together once he get that it's back on track. they will need to track down key pieces equipment like a multimillion dollar super crane. >> this crane is no longer available we'll have to find a

crane to replace it which is at pretty good cost. >> this standoff ended with a legislative procedure only a few seconds to end. >> there will s no intervening action or debate. >> there is no action. >> so ordered. >> back here in the bay area, news of the temporary faa deal is bittersweet. >> it's great to be going back to work. the government didn't do their job and we're facing a huge deficit and they are just adding to it. roar today, some of the two dozen police officers oakland has re-hired will be back on patrol. the department has 659 officers including 27 rehires who have started retraining and they will be back on the street in mid-august. another five officers will be back on december. the chief says he will put them in high crime areas especially east oakland which account for

65% of the city's homicides. san francisco fire department welcomed 35 new members into its ranks with the first graduating class in six years. chief johann hayes white pinned their badges on. the first fire fighting class that everyone was trained as an emergency medical technician. >> the next two years, i would have to do a little more with the economy. but it's a step in the right direction to have 35 new members in the department. >> currently the fire department does not have funding for another training class. it was somber tribute at the graduation. a moment of silence to remember the two firefighters that died back in a house fire in june. >> beginning this school year, months law is making it illegal

to be friends with students on facebook. the idea to protect students of any contact but social networking is a standard tool for many teachers. here a lyanne melendez with a report. >> silicon valley teachers are learning new computer skills, facebook is not one of them. >> there is stuff that i put up there, that i wouldn't want my students to say, things about my kids and family. >> months lawmakers agreed making it illegal for them to interact with any student under the age of 18 on facebook or any other social networking site including twitter. the former ceo of sun microsystems says that is wrong. it's hope inful that will change. >> i'm comfortable longer term

lonely long distance education will be an important parted in the education process. >> none of the surveillance interact through facebook. but none of them says she sees nothing wrong with teachers and students communicating through facebook. >> it's important for us to extend our learning communities and to solidify them as one community. >> many silicon valley school districts forbid them from friending students on facebook. >> mofo is one website they do allow. it's remarkably similar to facebook but this website is there for students and their teachers to discuss and learn only school related material.

students and teachers cannot have private conversations with each other or share with those outside their classroom network. >> in addition to that, we have many other things and school administrator accounts that provide those extra layers of visibility. >> edmoto has 2 million subscribers and last december. they had half a million subscribers so you can see how it is growing. it's free and available in spanish and portuguese. before we get to the warming trend down the road, what is it going to look like. >> we're looking at it for a while. low clouds and fog and drizzle but we are beginning to see some sunshine closer to them by the airport. out in concord, so don't feel bad. we will see numbers come down a little bit. i'll tell you when and full details next. >> and this shard to see. why residents in one san francisco neighborhood they are powerless to do anything about

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welcome back everybody. go to to santa cruz today, you see the waves coming in. we had people earlier on the beach but they walked away saying when is the sun? >> it is coming. >> and we'll bring in lisa argen the question is, where is the sun? >> it's above the marine layer and beginning to dissipate around the bay. we'll show you what it looks like outside. a lot of gray down around the embarcadero. yesterday it brightened nicely and today a little bit later out there. along with mist out there and temperatures mainly in the 50s with widespread low clouds and fog.

a couple of 60s. mountain view is at 60. 58 in san jose going to break up that low cloud deck in the santa clara valley. drizzle this morning and we'll look for a little change over the weekend. temperatures coming down a little bit inland today and tomorrow, not the same. some areas around the coast will stay the same and then we'll begin a modest warmup next week. the information all the way out to the delta, now sits in the bay, castro valley, fremont and continues on westward trek. we'll see it evaporate and conditions be quite comfortable with 80s, 70s, 60s right here and maybe an hour or two of sunshine closer to the coast. golden gate bridge has been socked in with the low clouds and the fog. so our beaches are pretty chilly out there. temperatures have been in and around where they should be a couple degrees shy of average all because of what is going on to the north of us.

low pressure systems continue to bring that persistent low cloud deck and onshore flow. with this next one headed our way, we'll see very little change today and tomorrow. minor ups and downs around the bay and finally head on out with high pressure retrograding back into the bay area and rest of an onshore push and repression of this low cloud deck. 91 in yosemite with a 107 in palm springs. low 60s up by eureka. back home, upper 70s a few low 80s in campbell. 81 saratoga with 77 in sunnyvale. peninsula numbers, waiting on the sun and once we see that, the numbers will be in the mid-70s. average highs should be around 77 in mountain view. downtown, 65 today. so we'll see sun for the ballgame but in the north bay, it will be gray for in mill

valley the next couple of hours. then upper 60s there. 72 san leandro, 74 castro valley and out over the hills, we'll bring the numbers down a few degrees but on nice day in concord, 84. walnut creek 84 in the 80s. monterey we're talking 64 while hollister warms to 77. for the game, sun will begin to couple and it will be breezy, low 60s here and still with a look ahead the weekend remains, a little cooler than average and a little warmer in the outoutlook for the coast. everybody will warm up five degrees or so in the next week. >> in the next week, middle of august is beginning of school for some school districts. they will feel bee trade. >> it will be hundred. thanks a lot. >> everybody knows there is a

homeless problem in downtown san francisco and also in neighborhoods near the great highway. people are living on the streets there as well, not outdoors, but in cars, campers and vans. carolyn tyler has this morning's assignment 7 report. >> it's summertime and the rvs are lined up along the street just below the great highway across from san francisco's ocean beach. these aren't vacation campers, they are people like this man whose vehicle is his home. >> i have been living in the city all my life. >> he is arguing with with john who h has neighborhood watch. his group has had enough of this encampment. sometimes as many as 20 rvs park in a twok stretch. >> not everybody is a problem but if the group is large, there is a public intoxication, drug use, sales.

used needles. this is where our children with a walk. >> some of them get our sewage and dump night our sewage system and urinate in the park. >> i've got pictures to prove that. >> police say the situation has existed to for years. >> why has it been allowed to go on for decades? >> i think because of the lack of the limitations that we have on our enforcement. >> there is a city law against sleeping in vehicles from 10:00 to 6:00 in the morning but officers have to see a violater to cite him. parking control indicating it's toiling park in one spot for longer than 72 hours but those who are savvy have figured that out. >> to comply with the warning, campers need to move one block away and they can park until they receive another notice. as one officer says, it's a game of cat and mouse.

>> i've got a right to survival. that is where i'm coming from. >> a renewed police crackdown will not work. >> they go from one neighborhood to another. we focus on one neighborhood and push them out of a one neighborhood and then push them into to where else. >> the district supervisor is examining strategies so she says the focus should be not on the campers but commercial vehicles that are taking up public sways o space. -- public space. >> one of the ideas would be one issue. some kind of registration is another potential option. >> the sergeant says the solution might be a designated area somewhere in the city for rvs. >> just making the appropriate place where there are showers available. >> a long term solution in john's opinion. >> short term? they got to go.

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protests around the smartmeters. some say they lead to overbilling and some worry about radiation but there is another utility quietly installing their own version of smartmeters. >> reporter: the owners of this san francisco, you may not know it, they are about to get a new smart water meter out installed out from in front. they are installing these electronic meters at all 177,000 homes in the city. >> we're taking advantage of an opportunity to go beyond replacing the meter but upgrading the technology and providing for them to be automatically read. >> it will send water use through the airwaves through a central computer. it will help consumers track consumption and detect leaks. the project has gone on quietly compared to the battles over pg&e's controversial smartmeters

>> these don't allow -- please don't allow pg&e to put more smoke and mirrors in front of the public. >> it's under the radar. >> there are concerns about health impact of emissions. now, he says the water department went ahead and installed a smart water meter at his home before he could do anything about it. >> the flyer we got basically said that this is not optional. >> they are not going to let it happen at her house. she was arrested trying to block installation of a smartmeter because of concerns over radiation. now she has put a sign over the old water meter warning do not install a wireless meter. >> it's my house, it's my front yard. i don't want and emitter on my property. >> they use the same technology as pg&e's smartmeters.

also water usage data is going to to a collector's unit like the one pictured here in the city's bernal heights. on the other hand the smartmeter data bounces from house to house on the way to be collected. they say water meters are safe. emissions fall to low levels aallowed and the meters are under the sidewalk. >> if you stood up, you would get a radio frequency from a baby monitor in your home. >> protestors are not convinced. >> why would we want to install our emitteders 25 feet along a sidewalk in san francisco. i walk to bart. >> they request acknowledge that they have asked the water meters installed. the city is considering an opt out program similar to pg&e.

they could turn off the transmitter and possibly pay extra for a meter reared. they want to ensure accuracy of the meters. pg&e, customers flooded the utility with complaints that the smart meters caused their bills to skyrocket. >> if there is a change in your water bill, it will relate to the amount of water being counted through your meter. so, a new meter may, how could it be more accurate? >> new york city installing the same system in the east bay municipal utility district considering a pilot program to test out smart water meters. if you have a concern, let me know about it. go to abc7news.com. i'm michael finney. 7 on your side. coming up next, taking a walk in the wild. where you can explore the life of a man at the forefront of

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through next january. >> one last look at the forecast. here a lisa. >> it's brightening up in parts of the bay. in fact, we are looking at temperatures in the 60s out from the far east bay in emeryville, still cloudy and numbers around 60. later on, 65 in san francisco with afternoon soon. 70 in oakland and changes come in inland valleys where it will be cooler today, san jose dropping a few degrees at 79. still a little cooler tomorrow and everyone warms up about another 5 degrees in into next week. >> thanks for joining us. next newscast starts@iññ'ñ'ñ'ñ't