in the news august 21, two people are shot, another fan is severely beaten at pre-season game at candlestick park. >> a two-year-old boy is recovering after being shot in the arm just four blocks where a three-year-old was killed two weeks ago in east oakland. >> good morning, i'm jeff martinez, taking a look outside. we have fog, low clouds to talk about, drizzle, a little bit of sunshine this afternoon. you are going to love the seven-day forecast. i'll have all that coming up. good morning.

thanks for joining us. >> two men are fighting for their lives after being wounded at candlestick park. the incident occurred shortly after last night's game. a man was shot as many as four times in the stomach. he was wearing a t-shirt curse can the niners. he is at san francisco general hospital with critical injuries. minutes earlier a man was shot. he suffered face wounds. he is also hospitalized. police believe the shootings are related. officers have suspect, a man wearing a raiders' t-shirt that was pulled off a party bus. this time in a bathroom, a 26-year-old san rafael man was found unconscious with severe head wounds. he is fighting for his life at san francisco general. police are looking for a suspect in that case as a pacific islander male, between 25-30 years old.

6'3" to 6'5" weighing 250 pounds with long curly hair tied in a ponytail. doctors say a two-year-old boy will recover after being hit by a stray bullet on the streets of east oakland. the boy's family rushed him to highland hospital yesterday afternoon. the gunshot was in his arm. police say it happened while the boy was walking with his parents on international boulevard and 59th avenue. officers blame a recent string of shootings on too many guns in the hands of criminals. >> it creates a lot of unsafe conditions for children as well as adults. it's really unfortunate that kids are on the other end. >> yesterday's shooting happened a few blocks from where carlos nava was killed. he was caught in the crossfire two weeks ago. oakland police have arrested two men in that case.

a five-year-old boy is recovering after being struck by a hit-and-run driver yesterday morning in san francisco. he was cross the street at silver avenue when he was struck after running ahead of his parents. the boy was taken to the hospital. he is expected to be okay. police are still searching for the car described as an '80s dark green hatchback. disappointing verdict in the trial of two cal graduates may not be the final word. iranian state tv reported that the two have been found guilty of espionage and sentenced to eight years in prison but as the report shows the two hikers may be pawns in diplomatic relations. >> for people that have been following this case, word of an eight year sentence actually raises more questions than it answers. >> ken light was shane's

photography professor. >> i think it's hard to know what it means. is it really a sentence? i understand it can be appealed, could they be released. >> stephen is the chair of middle east studies at university of san francisco. there are plenty of reasons to be skeptical about the news that they have been sentenced. >> it's possible that this leads to one media source may have been way buy some of the hard line tors encourage this verdict when in fact the verdict may not have been made yet. >> the men were tried in an iranian court earlier this year. they are accused of spying for the united states. iranian experts like this professor says the sentence has been an issue of contention within factions of iran. u.s. government has been limited in its ability to intervene because there has been no diplomatic relations with iran since 1979.

a states person said we have remitted called for the release of the two who have now been held in iran for two years. they were first arrested in july of 2009 on the resign-iraq border with their friend sara shourd. they say they were tourists on a hike. sarah shourd was released for health reasons on half million bond. for those following the case, they are still holding out hope. >> my reaction to the news there is a sentence is, of course, upsetting but we still all hope with the holidays in iran there will be a way for them to released. >> the professor says they will hope they will release them

during the ramadan holiday. i spoke to spokesperson forts families of the two men and they are not commenting. libyan rebels say they have launched an attack on tripoli the attack is in coordination with nato. this is the first time in the six-month-old uprising that the libyan capital has come under assault. fightingruyd hours after opposition fighters captured the nearby city of zawiya. they say khadafy's troops put up little assistance before fleeing their posts. vacationing president obama has been following those developments. >> back here at home, almost three mother since she disappeared but the family and friends of missing nursing student michelle le are not giving up. a search yesterday marked the seventh time volunteers have looked for le since she vanished on may 27th. she was last seen going to her

car at kaiser permanente in hayward. >> it's like a waiting game. just waiting for something to happen. waiting for a break in the case. waiting for a conclusion. that is what we have to do. >> at least 40 people joined yesterday's search. 100,000 reward is being offered for le's return or for any crucial information that leads to finding her. >> while one family keeps hopes up, nothing oot is sell brialgt their missing person has been found. jay come kob had not been heard for six days. he had a traveling alone on a three-month trip to japan, thailand and malaysia. his parents were panicky when he called to say he is in deep in one of oldest tropical rain forests in malaysia. his silence was long store,

quote and they have promised to call them in a few days. >> tomorrow the hacker group anonymous is reportedly planning another protest, 5:00 at the civic center bart station. that is 5:00 p.m. they defended the decision to shut down cell service earlier this month. bart obtained credible information that led us conclude that the safety of the system would be compromised. out of an overriding concern for our passenger safety, bart made the decision to temporarily interrupt cellphone service. bart says it did not want a repeat of protest on july 11th when a protestor climbed on top of a train. that act violated the law and created a serious threat to the safe operation of the transit system and disrupted service for 96 bart trains.

bart has been facing heated criticism and protests for halting the wireless service. leaders have scheduled a meeting wednesday to consider whether the agency would shut off the wireless networks again. >> up next, more than a million pilgrims celebrate a mass with pope benedict xvi in spain on the final day of the world youth festival. and phone wars heat up as google and phone wars heat up as google takes aim at the iphone.

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from august tenth through september thirteenth look for products marked with the yellow bus and earn even more by signing up for e-box tops at 2ways2earn.com. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld king juan carlos of spain greeted pope benedict xvi in madrid this morning. final day of catholic church youth festival has brought out one million pill pilgrims. he urged them to share their convictions with others. at the end of the mass, benedict announced that rio de janeiro will be the site of the next world youth day in 2013. no, it was not a demonstration in berkeley that had people lined up along fourth street yesterday. it was the grand opening of an

apple store. die-hard apple fans waited overnight to be the first inside. they gave away t-shirts to the first few hundred people before the doors opened. before this, the closest apple store was in emeryville. >> google is making a move at becoming a serious competitor in the smart phone industry. last week it agreed to buy motorola mobility that makes phones that run on the android system. here is more on the smart phone wars. >> reporter: at some point in the last few years, a phone stops being just a phone. if you believe the hype getting an iphone, an android phone or windows phone can be a life changing experience. >> what is google doing in the phone business? >> i'd like to say we are in the portable internet business. >> android is google's answer to the iphone. our cameras were the first to be

allowed their headquarters. for years the iphone dominated the google powered phone but google grew and grew and by the beginning have this year, took over the top spot. >> the stakes are extremely high because the phone and all the information it provides, not to you but about you are the future of commerce. >> this is a major battleground for the future of computing. location gives you information of where you are and what you are doing. >> by putting android on as many phones as possible, they are taking a page from microsoft windows back in the '90s that dominated apple by getting on different computers while apple back then just like the i-phone today stuck on with their own system. >> to give you some perspective how important it is. consider this. it is essentially given away free to mobile phone makers to

get it out there and bring google to your pocket. i like the weather function on my phone. it's not as good as having you here. >> thank you. it is amazing technology. different apps for weather. >> let's talk about our forecast. we do have clouds and fog to talk about for your sunday morning. that is out of the embarcadero from our roof cam. it will be cloudy with patchy fog and drizzle and some sunshine in the forecast and nice warming trend. also next, niners and raiders and the battle of the bay. one nine ser taking advantage of his chance to show his talents in the pre-season game. my schumann has

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high definition. sunrise getting ready to get underway at 6:30 officially. yesterday morning we saw the break in the clouds. it was just gorgeous and we are waiting for that to happen. marine layer sitting around 2500 feet and cloudy around the coast throughout much of the morning and much of the day today like yesterday. start out with clouds and fog but then things should clear out a little bit. sunshine and by the evening, clouds roll back in. pat degrees in oakland. we have 60s redwood city to livermore and san jose. definitely some light drizzle and patchy fog most areas and some of the fog spreading inland. that is going to be the case throughout the morning. cool just like yesterday. we'll see sunshine in the afternoon, really nice warmup on the way for your workweek.

temperatures should be back up which the summer has been on the cool side. area of low pressure, that is why we've been seeing all the fog and cool temperatures the past few days still hanging on right here. another cool day, by tomorrow and wednesday, high pressure will build in. that is going to mean warmer temperatures. temperatures throughout state have a wide variety, 69 in big sur. 89 up in sacramento. 79 degrees in tahoe. enjoy nice cool conditions while they lot last. let's take a look what is going to happen today. temperature-wise, lots of 70s, santa clara, 77 degrees. san jose, 70 degrees. cool along the coast but upper 50s for your high temperatures. don't temperatures don't vary much along the coast because of all the cloud cover.

breezy afternoon once again. breaks in the clouds. i by this afternoon so partly cloudy to mostly cloudy conditions. 74 in santa rosa. 58 degrees at stinson beach. 72 degrees in vallejo. at toward castro valley, 70 degrees for your high. most areas about five to ten degrees cooler than where we should be. we should be talking about 90s up to pittsburgh and livermore but 70s and 80s today. monterey, 64 degrees there. we'll see 60s and 70s. accu-weather seven-day forecast, shows a cool day today. more sunshine on the way by monday and warmer weather with some 90s by the middle part of the week. that sure looks nice. >> it's been a while since we saw 90s. >> it has. it's been rather cool the past couple of weeks.

coming up at 7:00 is "good morning america." live from new york to tell us what you guys are working on. good morning. we have a packed show this morning. rebel forces are closing in libyan dictator among unconfirmed reports that she is ready to flee the country. >> also coming up, spectators at kansas city air show, a stunt plane nose deifs into the pavement bursts into the flames. plus abc news has learned new details in the missing woman in aruba. a key witnessed the main suspect's story and we have exclusive video of him coming up. how many do think this dog can do? he goes on and on and on.

its fun clip to watch. >> dogs behaving nicely and performing well. we will look for you at 7:00. have a good day. let's check out sports this morning. giants will send dan runsley to the pound to try to stop the downward spiral. astros beat the giants last night. he has been at candlestick. battle of the bay with the 49ers beating the raid raiders and retaining bragging rights. here is shu with all your highlights. >> raiders and highlights match up second pre-season game and 49ers took a couple of steps forward while raiders seemed to regress. jim harbaugh and smith looked better. finding an open receiver. edwards make his presence felt. great one handed catch.

niners managed a field goal off of this drive. jason campbell takes pretty good knee to the head. he did not return. pre-season, of course, is the way rookies make the deep team hunter, 53-yard touchdown run. niners win it 17-3. rushing for 239 yards. >> i think offensive line, reflexion on how well the running backs did from frank anthony to kendall hunter it was a big day. >> we got guys in and out of offense. so it's different but at the same time you want to try to get it no matter who is in there. >> oklahoma is the top dog, alabama number two and oregon

gets the third spot. stanford is 7. cardinals finished last year at four and number six in the pre-season coaches poll. >> giants losing streak reached three games. arizona also lost. madison bumgarner on the hill and had his first inning problem dweep to left center. cody ross, he turns on the jets, his career home run as inside the park job. two men on for j.d. martinez, a shot to left center. astros go up 3-0. brace yourself. giants finally get on the board. cody ross scored two. giants down 5-2. g-men looking for five more. in the seventh, is aubrey huff all over this one. another solo shot, not enough,

giants lose their third straight 7-5 the final. >> a's hosting blue jays and hideki matsui and so does godzilzil will have a. in comes cliff pennington, double play on the fourth and that is all gonzalez needed. he retired 15 straight at one point. speaking of the all-star game, how about josh willingham. two run blast. 11 home runs since the break. nobody in the majors has hit more. a's win for the fourth time in five games 5-1. >> earthquakes lost to the l.a. galaxy. i'm mike shumann. we'll see you tonight at 5:00. >> up next, a san jose golf course that is draining the city's coffers. why the mayor's proposal to sell it has golfers teed off. >> i'm nannette miranda in sacramento. there could soon be a salary cam for the presidents of all

campuses, one got a $100,000 raise while the students got stuck with a

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raises while the students get socked with higher tuition fees. nannette miranda has the story. >> reporter: just as students are gearing up for a new term, a new proposal would help how campus presidents are selected and how they are paid. they approved the hiring of head of san diego from an east coast school at hundred thousand dollars more than his predecessor and raised tuition at 12% at the same time. >> clearly a portion of the tuition fee hikes is used to subsidize their salary and lean budget times it's the wrong thing to do. >> a state senator's bill limits the pay to $343,000 a year, that is 150% of the salary paid to the chief justice of the california supreme court. none would be allowed if a tuition hike occurred within three years. candidates must be given

preference for the job ernl internally first. >> in the past, administrators said they need to pay well to be able to recruit the best. >> salary cap proposal is top protest among students. they say it's raining debt because of all the loans they had to take out. this year's price tag is too much for some. >> a lot of my friends who don't have the financial aid or can't pay for it, they drop out. >> the students' perspective and what families are going through too. >> bill does not apply to u.c. because the legislature has very little control over it. they announced $140 million in merit raises for faculty and staff to keep them from leaving.

meanwhile, students are paying 10% more in tuition this year. cities around the bay area, san jose is dealing with significant budget problems. san jose is now considering selling one of the three golf courses to help close the deficit. as this report shows, the idea has tweaked a wrong nerve. >> they are considered a valuable' set to residents. >> is the only affordable course i can play. for five bucks i can come out here and play. >> the city of san jose sees the value, too. it's floating the idea of selling the 34 acre site to developers. they are anticipating another $100 million deficit next year. the nine-hole course lost quarter of million dollars last year. >> golf courses, swimming pools they are all important but when there is not enough money to go around you have to make these

difficult choices. >> course is popular with seniors. it's home to a program called first tee that fos kers character development. three generations of the family were golfing today. they believe first tee has helped the 12-year-old grandson. >> it's something to do. keep him clean. keep him out of the elements. >> however, the staff points out the course has more than $5 million in bond debt. payments run close to half a million a year. selling the course could clear the debt and $21 million bond debt on another city owned course. public will have a chance to voice their opinion at a community meeting tonight. they say the district says balancing the budget won't be easy. >> i think closing fire stations and libraries is unacceptable. i don't look at that as an option. >> the third golf course is debt free and profitable.

>> to to realize any savings for next year's budget the golf court sale would happen before next spring but city leaders acknowledge it may take longer than that. the number of families turning to food pantries for help is increasing because of our challenging economy. monument crisis center in contra costa county is one agency providing that invaluable service. from the moment the crisis center opened, executive director never imagined would it grow like it has. >> when we started it was very small. 84 families, now it's 9,3500 families. >> in many ways that growth is a sign of the bad economic times but also an example of the center's commitment to serving all the needs of the community. a chef who was recently laid off says the center has helped him in many ways. >> these people are helping me.

they gave me a job and also help me provide food for my family. >> a service provider for another local nonprofit. it uses money to help clients. she says the population in need has evolved over the years. >> it changed because of the economy and because of the struggle. >> the crisis center wouldn't be what it is today without the dedication of stf and countless volunteers who have worked here through the years. >> i just want to help people to get fed and clothed. whatever the need is, i just want to help provide it here. >> who else is going to do it? if the people that have cannot help the people who have not, it's very unfortunate. >> this was one of the first

volunteers. when she begin helping spanish speaking clients. >> i love the center. i love helping here. the things you learn and people you meet. >> a little drizzle and overcast this morning isn't going to clear, jeff martinez. >> hi, carolyn, like yesterday we'll start out with the clouds and fog then we have some sunshine by the middle part of the morning. like right you now, at the golden gate, drizzle and coming up we're talking about warmer temperatures in the forecast by the workweek ahead. i'll talk about that and completed accu-weather forecast just ahead. >> also ahead, snapshots from the state park system. a photographer sets out to document what we're about to lose. >> h. [ female announcer ] make after school even more fun

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we have had bout of bad weather. >> it's been cool. >> tourists are saying what happened. >> right. >> break out that jacket. you will need it today. south from emeryville, usually you can see the skyline but those clouds hanging on thick. marine layer about 3,000 feet thick. yes, indeed, cloudy conditions, fog will hang around the morning hours. mount tam cam, beautiful shot of sunrise getting underway right now. thick cloud deck hanging around the coast. i'm thinking about the afternoon start to retreat a little bit. we'll see a little bit of sunshine and by this evening it will roll back in like it did

yesterday. look at your temperatures right now. lots of 50s out there and few 60's to be around from livermore down through san jose. 60 degrees. these are high temperatures i am expecting today. 74 for your high in santa rosa. you should be in the 80s today. ten degrees cooler from where you should be. you take a look at san francisco 65 degrees for height and 69 so four degrees below average. anywhere from ten degrees to five degrees below average. definitely cooler than usual weather than the past few days. this area of low pressure hasn't moved much at all. right here, pretty good onshore flow that will continue each day. morning fog and drizzle right through the early morning hours. temperatures around 60 degrees. by noon, a little break in the

clouds. this happens tps in the 50s and 70s around the bay. by this afternoon, clouds will break up by late this evening and roll back in once again. after today, monday and tuesday things should start to clear out and get more sunshine around here and warmer temperatures. that sounds great. highs look like lots of 70s close to 80 in san jose. still cool along coast with 58 in pacifica. 70s for mountain view up to redwood city, 75 degrees. 65 in downtown to definitely layered kind of day, break out the jacket or sweater throughout the day. paoe7 in novato to 75 in in as many. east bay, we'll see 80s to talk about and down to the south in

monterey bay area. accu-weather seven-day forecast, shows the clearly trend by monday. a little more sunshine each day. sunshine gets better and better and brighter and brighter. temperatures more around 90s finally to talk about later this eke. -- later in week. >> ''at a san francisco photographer has decided to show closing parks. he wants to remind us exactly of what we're losing. eric thomas has this morning's assignment 7 report. >> at park in marin county, elliott is on mission to take photos of the 70 parks and beaches proposed for closure. >> when i heard they were closing, i have to see all these places. >> he wants to put those photos

on his website. they say the closures are knows cover the two-year, $22 million cuts in the state parks budget. the plan was passed in march. >> a place like this, i don't know. i can't imagine it not being somewhere where everyone can come. >> other stated parks will close unless money or resources are found to keep them open. >> how else are you going to save $22 million if if you've been cut quite a bit for several years. the budget has been reduced by 44% since 2006. park staff staffing is currently at 1979 levels but the park system has grown by 500,000 acres and 10 million more visitors per year. of the 278 parks, 150 have been affected by budget cuts.

fewer range ers and janitors. many restrooms, campgrounds and parking lots have already been closed. >> there are some parks you need to close a gated or museum but other parks are more complicated. there is illegal marijuana growing in state al-queda. >> the california state parks foundation worries what will happen to those closed parks when no one is watching. >> there is going to be vandalism and deterioration of the natural environment, potential loss of historic buildings. >> state department officials are hoping that people can fill the financial gap by volunteering or donating to keep the gates and doors open. >> we're hoping to look for partners in whatever capacity that is to help keep the parks open. >> one of those is elliot that is hoping his photos will inspire others. >> if you are in it for the exercise, history lesson or go

bird watching or take pictures, whatever it is, this is california. it's a shame to see it go. >> he just hopes those that can help save the parks will. if you would like to check out elias' website, you can go to abc7news.com and click the see it on tv button. >> don't go away, 7 on your side is next. >> having a great hotel room cheap. i'm michael finney, 7 on your at progressive, you can bundle your home and auto policies and save. don't worry, tiny people. flo is a gentle giant. bundle home and auto at progressive.com.

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welcome back. it is 6:48. thanks for waking up with us this morning. we are showing you a live picture of santa cruz, not very many people out there this morning. a few intrepid souls wandering around. it will be about 65 degrees and cloudy today, maybe not really good beach weather. >> summer is winding down fast and a lot of people still have not gone on vacation. it was the cost holding back, we have welcome news this morning. here is 7 on your side michael

finney with a report on flash sales. >> the hottest things in travel are flash sales. let's begin at the beginning by defining flash sale. >> what bhiax eight flash sale is that the deal is only available to consumers for a very short period of time. so if you find a deal on a flash sale travel site you need to book it as soon as possible so you could get the dates you want at the price you want. >> reporter: that is jennifer gains, senator travel editor for the flash site spire. she is explaining how to work a deal like jet setters. first off you need to know what you are buying. is it a hotel room or a voucher for a hotel room. >> it's a big difference. something that people really need to watch out for and like i said, not necessarily good thing or bad thing but something that consumers need to be aware of. are you getting a voucher or are

you getting a confirmed reservation. >> a reservation is safe. a bird in the hand but a voucher offers flexibility. what are the deals like. today they are offering a stay at upscale jackson hole hotel for $120. we checked the site and there was sliding scale for flash sale and the hotel, the deals were cheaper. here is an offer on spire today. rovella in las vegas, advertised was $119, now from $83. i checked the site and found the room not going for 119 but for $104. still, that is more than a 20% discount. >> spire guarantees every hotel room sold on the site is at least 30% off. i contacted the company and pointed out the deem i looked at was only a 20% discount.

spire looked into things and anyone that bought the deal is eligible for a $100 voucher. this is a very good deal since those buying were given a $50 voucher as a bonus in the first place. up next, a grown up version of the muppets. an adults only presentation that takes you behind the scene.

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stage. don sanchez says, the show at curran theater is puppets behaving badly. >> they sure look like part of the muppets family. they should, stuffed and unstrung is the muppets done adult. jim henson's show. >> it's what we did when the cameras weren't rolling. >> it's unpredictable and adults. the puppets are comedians and the show is improv are suggestions from the audience. >> you are the smarter one in the relationship. >> they have 80 puppets standing by. >> every night, you can pick up any puppet and give it a completely different personality.

>> seeing how they create movements on stage while watching it on video casino. they play to a tv camera. >> we're watching a monitor that shows what the camera is seeing. that is way we work the puppet. we just think about what we see on the tv screen. >> make me cry! [ laughter ] >> this is first time they appeared together. >> what was done with this show we have mixed all of them together. so they all have look to them. it all comes from that but they call t actually come from tv shows. >> this is quite adult and uncensored. it play forces two weeks in

san francisco. >> jeff uses a big green screen for his weather numbers. >> no muppets for the forecast. >> we've got a cloudy day today, great seven-day forecast. start clear things out by monday and warmer temperatures, 90s by the middle part. week the today is cloudy and foggy especially in the morning. >> that is going to do it for us. thank you for joining us. our next newscast starts at 9:00 this morning. i'm carolyn tyler, along with jeff martinez. "good morning america" is next. have a great sunday everyone.