>> in the news morning, former penn state assistant coach jerry sandusky is going to appeal his conviction of 45 counts of sexually abusing boys. good morning, i'm terry mcsweeney. >> a pretty nice start to the day. here's lisa argen. >> you can see how clear it is. the cold front scoured out the clouds early this morning around most of the bay but still some clouds hanging around the south bay.

numbers are warmer there. 56 in san jose, good morning livermore, 54 for you. upper 40s since early this morning. it is a brighter start to your day. your weekend looking just a little bit warmer. we will call it partly cloudy for the midday hour with 50s to near 60, and once again today temperatures will be below average, in the mid-70s from sonoma to livermore this afternoon, and just 60 with a cool onshore flow at our coast. we will talk about a warmup a little later. >> thanks a lot. former penn state assistant coach jerry sandusky will afeel his convictions on 45 downs of child sex abuse. it means the 68-year-old sandusky will spend the rest of his life in prison. take a look at his new booking photo. tj widdick was there as sandusky was handcuffed and taken to jail immediately after the verdicts were read. >> jerry sandusky arrived at the

center county courthouse to learn his fate, holding hands with his biggest supporter, wife dottie. what awaited him near the courtroom was total condemnation. guilty on 45 of 48 charges. >> there's no doubt the jurors believe jerry sandusky is a monster. that's what they said in this verdict. >> as each charge was red by the juror chosenos foreman, the 68-year-old sandusky stood, left hand in the pocket of his brown sport coat. dottie was stoic throughout, shaking her he at times. one of their adopted children did break down when their father was handcuffed. >> we had an uphill battle. i used the analogy we were attempting to climb mount everest from the bottom of the mountain. well, obviously we didn't make it. >> the judge revoked his bail and remanded the former penn state assistant football coach to the center county correctional facility until formal sentencing. at least one of his victims was in the courtroom friday night surrounded by crying family

members as they heard guilty read 45 times. >> a serial child predator who committed horrific acts upon his victims, causing lifelong and life changing consequences for all of them has been held accountable for his crimes. >> that sentencing will take place in approximately 90 days. the maximum sentence for all of the counts is 442 years. tj widdick, abc news, pennsylvania. >> a headline in san jose maybe headed for a mistrial. this is the one a man is accused of beating up a priest as revenge for molesting him as a child. they claim the prosecutors committed misconduct when they told the jurors he would lion the stand. they said you can't compel someone to lie on a witness stand. >> the prosecution put on a witness which they stated in opening statement which would probably lie and, in fact, when

they put him on the stand he did in fact lie. he perjured himself. they were aware he was going to perjure himself. >> the santa clara deputy district attorney argues the charge is baseless. the judge will hold a hearing on the matter monday when he may declare a mistrial. >> eric: a group of purse snatcher who seriousry hurt a san francisco woman still on the lose this morning. she left the glen park bart station late thursday night. while her injuries were thought to be life-threatening, john alston tells us her condition has improved. >> it was dark and foggy along bosworth street when a 28-year-old woman walked away from the bart station around midnight and was surrounded by two men, none front, one in back. they wanted her purse. police said they didn't want to give her up. >> the victim fell backwards,

striking her head on the pavement, causing those severe injuries. >> a woman driving by found the victim near the curb and bleeding from the head. she called 911. during the friday rush hour commuters were just learning of the attack and using it as an unfortunate reminder. >> i think it's a good thing to always bring it to your awareness and keep in mind you need to be always on the lookout. it's unfortunate it happened. i'm sorry to hear she got hurt. >> this woman who didn't want to give her name said she knows to travel with the bare minimum of cash and credit card. >> when i'm not on the phone or anything and walk like i'm an mission and i think that's all you can do. you never know when you are going to get hit. if i had to give it up, i would give it up, but i would hate to. >> a few hours before this incident there was another purse snatching on bosworth a few blocks away. again, there was a struggle but no injuries. police say the two attacks are not related and offer this advice. the thing is, you don't know whether a suspect is armed or

not. the best thing to do is to hand over the property and get the best description possible. >> wow, i would just let him have it. my life is more important. they can have the purse. >> all three men ran away with the purse. the glen park neighborhood association said these incidents of relatively rare but they are getting the word out and work with residents and police to catch the guys and prevent any other crime. abc7 news. this morning oakland police are asking the public for help in solving two mysterious deaths when two bodies were found in different parts of the city yesterday. the first was a woman's body discovered neither mountain boulevard on ramp near highway 13. and a second body was found in east oakland near 66th avenue and coliseum way. an amtrak train conductor spotted the man's body in the canal next to the tracks. investigators have not revealed how the man died. but police confirmed that the woman found near highway 13 was shot.

is it remains unclear whether she was shot along the freeway or her body was dumped there after she was killed somewhere else. a skyrocketing number of injury claims is leaving the oakland police department shorthanded. our media partner, the oakland tribune, reports one out of five officers are unable to work the streets. the department has not yet been able to analyze why injuries have increased but the head of the police union contributes to a heavy oakland, including more overtime after the occupy oakland protests. here we are three weeks after the election and supporters of proposition ii, the tobacco tax, are now admitting defeat. the measure lost by less than 28,000 votes, just .6% of one percentage point. the tobacco industry spend $47 million to defeat it, and the pro side spent 12 million dollars. it would have imposed a one dollar a pack tax on cigarettes,

with the money going to cancer research. >> they wanted to protect their bottom lean profits. they have to addict 90% of kids before age 18 to be smokers. >> we don't want to see our daughters or sons smoking at an early age or any age, but this is not about that, it is about taxation and regulation. >> the defeat of prop 29 is the narrowest in the stat's. this morning at 10:00 a memorial will be dedicated at the newly renovated danville memorial hall to honor local military heroes who gave all, including a marine from danville who died fighting in afghanistan last fall. lance cpl. joshua corral was just 19 when he was killed in november. the high school graduate's life will be celebrated with a day on the town green, immediately following the dedication ceremony at the vfw post. danville memorial hall is locked -- located on heart's avenue

just off the highway 680 at the exit in danville. >> next, the tesla car launch. they will start handing out the keys to the new model s that the new owners are taking home. and thousands marched

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>> a san francisco homeless man's polite is gaining national momentum. mo is a homeless man living on the streets for the past four years. a man you see there, he saw him panhandling and offered to buy him a sandwich. they have been friends ever since. he discovered a whole new side of mo. after he gave him his flip cam and asked him to occupy a day in his life. >> i told mo, i said, mo, go out today and shoot video. first ofa, i want to know what your day is like and i think it would be good to show other people what your day is like, as well. >> have a nice day! be safe! >> see ya later. >> mo grabbed the camera and did just that. now his videos on youtube have turned him into something ever a local celebrity. to view the videos in their entirety go to our website abc7news.com and click on "see it on tv." >> this morning volunteers will

install the pink triangleally as part of pride celebration necessary san francisco. a ceremony will be held at 10:30. last night the ninth annual trans march in support of the transgender community was held on market street. organizers say about 15,000 people turned out for that. it went from le lore he is park to the civic center. more festivities are planned at the civic center at noon and tomorrow the world famous pride parade will make its way down from market to beale to eighth. police estimate 1 million people will either watch or participate in the parade. and they are wondering what to wear. >> the first weekend of summer you would think not a problem. it isn't going to be going to be a problem. still below average. >> no rain gear? >> no. we had a little drizzle in the forecast. it's gone. you see the sun shine behind us. the view from mount tam. isn't this beautiful? >> it is. >> good visibility. maybe we won't see those 80s today, but they will return.

i'll tell you when next. >> also next, tim lincecum survives a rocky first inning and shows flashes of the timmy of old, the giants rally in the ninth against the a's. lehr beil has the highlights our cloud is not soft and fluffy.

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>> we have lots of activities, and the big pride gathering tomorrow. >> yes. you kind ever went over all of them. we are going to have some pretty good weather out there. >> there's a few more. >> mostly 60s and 70s today. those 60s are waiting on us for a few days. look at the visibilities. this is beautiful. we are looking at full sunshine right here in the city. the north bay, the front has moved on through. yesterday we saw the mist and drizzle and still a few clouds around the central coast. salinas and hollister, and 50 minutes away at sfo, the low ceilings there. we are on our way to a beautiful afternoon. a nice looking weekend. those temperatures at least 8 to 10 degrees still below average. live doppler 7hk, not picking up any mist or drizzle and even the low cloudiness has been swept off. in fact, we are looking at some of the low clouds there around the central coast and still

hanging around sfo. so if you are headed out of town, maybe some delays at the airport. look at the numbers n the upper 40ths. that's where we've had the clear sky for at least three hours or so. 48 in san rafael, 49. mid-50s here, and the clouds holding on to san jose at 55. 53 in los gatos. pretty soon you too will be sunny from the peninsula to the south bay. partly cloudy skies overall. sunny averages with temperatures just about two degrees warmer today. another two or three degrees of warming headed our way tomorrow. but it's not going to be until tuesday, wednesday, when we see a return into the 80s. and after that? i'll let you know. the upper level low continues to spin to the north and west of us after the oregon coast and that has allowed for the enhanced marine layer, the stronger on shore breezes. in fact, yesterday the measurable precip. but this morning, yeah, not much left of this front. so we are looking at a little

bit of moisture toward blue canyon, and also further south. but for the rest of the day we've got unshine on tap. we will be looking at the clouds lingering in the sierra nevada. just 60 northern syria. 76 in sacramento with mid-70s down through los angeles and 102 in palm springs. definitely cooler than average for all of california. if you are headed to the east bay later on this afternoon. and numbers will top out around the mid-60s but the breeze is going to pick up to 20 miles an hour. it will be cool with numbers dropping through the 60s. the pride parade in the city, the other side ever the bay looks good. just low 630s, though. up to the north in sonoma for nascar, just 70 degrees. you could be baking this time of the year to the north. and alameda county fair, and 67, 71 in san jose. holsters 70 today. still cloudy here along the central coast.

some mist and drizzle but then a cool afternoon with the sea breezes increasing to about 28 miles an hour. not much change through tomorrow. if you like it warmer, not until, say, wednesday that we see those mid-80s just in the inland valleys. but typical come the middle of next week, but certainly below average up until then. >> all right. lisa, thanks very much. well we anyone

coming up? those are the favorite words puttered in the game muss sitcom. >> thank you very much. look forward to more stories about litigation left and right. the soup nazi. >> no soup for you, terry. >> thanks very much. >> eric: well, in sports at 4:15 the bay bridge series continues, bumgarner taking on the a's tyson ross.

here's the highlights. tim lincecum hasn't won a game since april. he had another shaky first inning last night but recovered to see the giants come through with a dramatic ninth inning rally in the bay bridge series opener in oakland. nothing better than father and son taking in the ballgame. timmy another rough start. weeks back through the box and scores coco crisp. a's on the board 1-0. then with the bases loaded, seth smith ground to first. brandon bell, what are you doing? doesn't step on the bag. and the a's would build the 3-0 lead in the first. timmy strikes out the side. lincecum worked six innings, gave up three runs and struck out 8 and no decision. a's led 3-1 in the ninth. the wheels fall off. belt against ryan cook. collin can't get to the sinking fly ball in left. buster posey and the panda come around to score. sanchez breaks the did tie with a base hit to left. the giants go up 5-3. a's got a josh reddick homer in the ninth but the giants

prevailed by a count of 5-4. if you like racing sonoma is the place to be this weekend as nascar makes its one and only visit to the bay area this year led by junior. dale earhart junior coming off has first win in almost four years. it broke a 143-race winless streak. but this is a road course and junior has never finished higher than tenth here. >> it's time. well, you have to do the time. and if you neglect it or don't take it seriously, you won't be good at it, you know. you know, you can't just pick up a bag of clubs and go hit every four months and think you are going to play a good round. bailing out greece financially. no bailout on the pitch in euro 2012. greece and germany meeting in poland. germany strikes in the 39th minute. phillip lamb finds room. he shoots and scores. 1-nil, germany. greece responds in the 55th

minute. off the nice cross. slides and beats the german keeper for the equalizer. germany up 2-1. the closer, the header. the germans go on to win 4-2. germany will face the winner of sunday's italy-england match. to finish up, some baseball news sort of. as a member of giants jeff kemp was known as a fiery competitor. his next project takes him to the philippines where he will search for immunity. jeff kemp is reportedly lined up to be one of the contestants on the reality show "survivor." the only way this could get any better is if they also invited barry bonds to join the cast. there is no island big enough for both of them to coexist. that's a wrap on morning sports. mike shumann will be here with all your highlights tonight at five, six and eleven. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. coming up next, honoring two men who saved the life of a

south bay teenager. >> i'm nannette miranda at the state capital. >> a new report shows that california's unfunded public pension liability is more than $100 billion. but major pension changes have yet to happen good morning! wow.

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>> topping our news this half-hour. there is a staggering difference there's a widening gap between what the state promised their public employees in pension and what the state is actually able to afford. a pew center study is laying out the staggering numbers. nannette miranda reports. >> when you combine state and local government, the pew center for the state estimates california's public pension system's obligations had $112 billion in unfunded liabilities in 2010. add in retiree health costs, the total jumps to nearly $200 billion. >> california is in serious trouble. >> pension reformers have been sounding the alarm for years that retirement costs will drain, maybe even bankrupt budgets. they say state leaders have made only modest changes because public employee unions are too powerful. what employee contributions or investment gains can't pay for, taxpayers make up the shortfall. >> the hole in the budget that

are being caused by feeding this pension beast are eating up all the other money we need for the programs we value like schools and transportation and housing and safety net programs. >> pension supporters, though, point out the pew center's numbers are two years old; that the stock market has done better since then. a pension fund is considered healthy if unfunded liabilities are kept to 20% or less. >> there's actually good news in the report in stating that california has gone from a funding ratio of somewhere around 60, 62% to 70, 78% for most their pension funds. we are going the right direction. >> let's move forward with pension reforms. >> republicans tried to bring governor brown's pension reform package to a floor vote this week but the democratic majority sets the timetable. >> where was the vote today? you had an opportunity to bring it out here, to debate it, to do up and down and what did you say? no. >> come on. you want to be part of the comprehensive solution here in california and in this legislature? then participate in all parts of

governance, not just the parts that you find to be the most politically appealing or attractive. >> democratic leaders vow mention reform will be enacted this year. the question is how much will the final package resemble governor brown's tough measures which the unions don't like. in sacramento, nannette miranda, abc7 news. on monday council members of san carlos are expected to approve up to $400,000 to pay for firefighters. our media parter the mercury news reports the money will reimburse redwood city for loaning firefighters to fill in. redwood city and san carlos agreed last summer to create a hybrid firefighters. san carlos provides firefighters and medics and redwood city provides management. but san carlos didn't have enough firefighters hired to cover absences and vacancies. the city manager said 20 of the 24 position authorized have been filled. ambulance crews are used to saving lives but not quite like they did in san jose last week.

karina rusk shows us why two men were recognized yesterday for their heroic efforts. >> it was an ordinary shift until he noticed something unusual. >> this area here we saw a little smoke coming from the backyard. >> the rural metro ambulance emt quickly made a u-turn and called in a possible fire. his paramedic partner, shawn ellis, jumped into action. >> instinctively just two kicks i got into the side door here. >> upstairs in this san jose house was a sleeping 17-year-old. >> he just came in my room and he was like ma'am your house is on fire. and that's when i just got scared and i was like is this for real? am i dreaming kind of? >> the fire was spreading quickly. >> the flames were flickering out of the doorway and the thick black smoke began to just completely fill the whole hallway and at that time i just said i think it's time to get out of here. >> all of that before fire crews

were even able to arrive, which brings us to this ceremony where the two men were honored for their heroic efforts. >> as they found, the fire was spreading very quickly and had they not been there to take action the outcome would have been much different. >> no one is more grateful for the rescue than her mom. she said shawn saved two lives that day. >> i can't imagine life without her. >> for shawn and brian there are plaques, pictures and handwritten cards from her family. >> i wanted to thank them, but i don't know how to because it's so big. you can't thank them enough. there's no way you can pay them back like for what they have done. >> turns out when pile says there are no words, that is reward enough. in san jose, karina rusk, abc7 news. straight ahead, the new bay area center that's making a difference for soldiers

suffering from ptsd. looking out at the ferry building and the bay bridge and get a hint of the forecast in that picture.

>> the department of veteran affairs says troops returning from iraq and afghanistan are going to get everything they need. yesterday the v.a. cut the

ribbon on a new mental health center in palo alto. abc7 news reporter mark matthews talked with an iraq veteran who was a guest of honor. >> christopher stood next to the secretary of health as he cut the ribbon on the new $54 million, 80-bed mental health center. he took his turn at the podium, along with a congresswoman and anna aschu and zo lofgren. >> most veterans don't want to actually accept help even if they know they need it, and at least here the veterans won't feel like they are imprisoned or something. >> his blunt assessment among all the other thank you speeches seemed a little off kilter, but christopher knows what he's talking about. just last week he was a patient in the old v.a. mental health center. >> i was not going outside. i was just staying at my home. i wouldn't talk to anybody. >> when he came home from two and a half years of combat, he said he began to withdraw. his family convinced him to get help, but in the old v.a. center it felt like a lockup. >> there was only three times we

could go out for the day for about a half-hour. >> the army mechanic walked me around the new building, pointing out the outdoor spaces, the windows, the furniture. upholstered chairs rather than plastic, and windows instead of blank walls. >> just being able to look out whenever you need to, not feeling like you are trapped in here. >> the 90,000 square foot center was designed to give vets that peace of mind. >> the work that will be done here and the need in our country cannot be overstated. >> especially with veterans of that deployed multiple times. i asked him out of his unit how many he thinks will need the v.a. mental health center. >> honestly, most of them. most of them have something that they will need help with eventually. >> he said he's thought about being a diesel mechanic in civilian life. he's also started to think about a career in mental health. most of the folks here he said

that helped him are veterans. in palo alto, abc7 news. >> lisa argen here talking about improvement. and that's really what it's all about. >> absolutely. we have some sunshine not only in the city but in san jose skies are beginning to clear. partly cloudy there. 55 but the highs today not only cool, a little bit breezy there. we will talk about that and when we will return to normal. that's next. >> that's cool. also ahead the bay area premiere entertainment area celebrating a milestone and about to open for business tomorrow. >> a major business offers a major discount on water heaters but it turns out they are

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a retailer advertised a water heater on sale but it turns out the model is band by air pollution laws. the store told the customer he couldn't get the water heater or the sale price. cozy michael finney stepped in to help. >> i'm looking at an advertisement that says we have this for sale. when i got there they didn't. >> william of danville was a little ticked off. he had seen this sears ad in the

local paper offering a water heater for $445. >> it was the 40-gallon, nine year, just exactly what i was looking for. when i phoned them up, i told them that i had seen the ad and the fellow said yep, we've got them. so he drove to sears. the clerk pulled out the water heater. william pulled out his wallet and then the problem. >> he rang it all up and the amount that he came up with was way more than the ties the 70 -- what the advertised price was. >> about $150 more so william pointed to the newspaper ad. the clerk looked up the model number and said the heater in the ad is illegal in california. >> i'm looking at the flyer. it says you have had. you called and you said you had it. i came down and now you say you can't sell it to me because it isn't allowed in california. >> william said it seemed unfair to advertize a product that

couldn't be sold. sears said it was a national ad, not a local ad, and it wouldn't give him another model at the same price. >> i thought about it for a while and i thought maybe finney can help me. >> so we checked it out. sure enough, there are pollution standards for water heaters in california similar to those for cars and factories. near the bay area the air quality management district has regulation 9. it bans the sale of water heaters that emit too much nitrogen oxide, a gas linked to acid rain and global warming. sears said the heater in the ad doesn't meet those standards. so we asked why was it offered on sale in sears said we want to apologize for any inconvenience caused to him as a result of our water heater ad. the ad's disclaimer was inadvertently omitted, causing the confusion for the customer. sears did sell william this low emission, 40-gallon water heater for just $445, the same price as the one in the ad. >> that's what we were looking for, so everything worked out great. >> abc7's legal analyst dean johnson said retailers generally are not obligated to give customers a sale price that's offered due to a mistake in the

advertisement. in this case omitting that disclaimer. we thank sears for stepping up and offering that sales price. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. stern grove here in san francisco begins it's 75th season of free outdoor customer concerts tomorrow. the grove at 19th avenue and sloat is an institution in an unrivaled setting. don sanchez shows us what a to expect. >> the san francisco ballet is a regular at the stern grove festival. ♪ >> so too the san francisco opera and the similar than any symphony orchestra. for 75 years the stern grove festival has offered free con seventies in this outdoor amphitheater. they pack 14,000 people in here. it goes from classical to pop. ♪ >> anita baker opens the program on sunday.

and because it's admission free, we don't have to program to sell tickets. so we can take a little bit -- we can be a little more adventurous with the programming. >> what makes this place such an attractive venue is the redesign they did six years ago. right now the landscape architect created this look with terraces, stones, grass. >> as it fills up you can go up to the hillside where the hillside holds thousands of people, and yes, as with concert in nature listen to the beautiful performances and sit on a log. >> don't worry the logs are bolted to the ground. you won't end up in the front row. the stern family is related to the levi stauss family. mrs. straus gave it to them for art. >> when they developed this area in the 30s, mrs. strauss had an opera singer to come out and walk around to determine the best place for the sound. stage would go here. six years when they came around

audio engineers came around with sophisticated equipment to determine the best place for the stage and you got it, it was right here. and as they prepare for the section 75 years, if mrs. stern was here today she would fully expected to continue. in san francisco, don sanchez, abc7 news. >> lisa argen is joining us now. you can see this information just in to the abc weather center. >> there's a lot to go over because the clouds have really been hanging on along the central coast. it was clear this morning in the north bay and now look at it in the city. it looks pretty good. >> yeah. >> but we still have some delays at sfo. a little wind. that's going to keep us cool. and today we are talking temperatures as much as twelve and thirteen degrees below the average. we should see 82 in san jose and 83 in santa rosa. we will be far from those numbers today. and that sea breeze will allow for the cool breezes at the giants-a's game today. live doppler 7hd shows a few areas of high clouds but overall

sitting nice and quiet right now. you see the sweep on top of the mount saint helena. no rain in the forecast. just a weak front that pushed on through. we will look at another system to the north and west of us that will be influencing our weather for the next several days. good mornings oakland, eats 354 for you. 54 fremont with mid-50s and partly cloudy skies in san jose. sunshine in concord at 52 and the cool numbers up to the north. just 46 degrees in santa rosa. you have been clear the fast several hours. we will be looking at more in the way of sun today. that will allow for a slightly milder afternoon. although temperatures in the mid-70s. that's up from yesterday three, four degrees. but still feeling a bit cool out there certainly for the first week of summer. and the warmer pattern, that will hold off until the middle of next week. don't expect any big swings, any big changes, not only for the

weekend, but for the immediate future. here's a look at our fog this morning from our computer animation. you will notice from the central coast here through the livermore valley, just a little bit in the way of low clouds. by midday this really continues to clear on out. in fact, by 11:00 we all will be sunny. but take a look at the area of low pressure spinning to the north and west of us. for the next several days. today and tomorrow and even into monday the influence from this system will be felt across the bay with cool temperatures, just 70s for the warmest location. by about tuesday an area of low pressure will build from the southwest and that will allow for numbers to rebound into the 80s and, of course, that system headed to the north and east of us. so today look for numbers only at about 60 degrees in lake tahoe. last hour a little bit of light rain there blue canyon. 76 in sacramento today. if you are headed to the a's game we will have some cool breezes with the winds increasing throughout the

afternoon. numbers start being out in the low to mid-60s but then dropping through the 50s by the evening hours. so a cool one out there. and if you are headed to the alameda county fair it looks like the numbers will be in the 60s to start out and then low 70s sonoma, nascar. normally it will be a really hot weekend, usually, but just about 70 today there. 60 half moon bay. upper 60s in watsonville and for the pride parade a also on the cool side. san francisco you will stay with temperatures in the low 60s all weekend long. and we will look at numbers finally warming up tuesday, wednesday and thursday. so it's going to be a slow warmup. >> all right. lisa, thanks a lot. well, it's a familiar story. a young entrepreneur starts out of college to start a technology company but this one is a little different. abc7 news reporter richard heart tells us how the drive to discover information drove two

brothers to swift success. this new website makes it simple and quick to find your own family history in the census of 1940. a product of archives.com. it's the first success of a red wood shores company called in -- inflection. >> what we seek to do is bridge the gap from the huge amounts of billions and billions and billions of pieces of information becoming digital and put it in the hands of the user in a simple, self service interface online. >> that simple interface earned his company $100 million when it was just sold to ancestry. he founded it after walking away from a harvard scholarship with his brother matthew, who left usc. both understood early the treasure to be mined in the mountains of information being released by government and business. so they resolved to supply the first consumer pick axes for minors of big data. it caught the attention in earnst and young. for 20 years they have presented an entrepreneur of the year

award which is a crystal ball of success. >> we've seen an incredible number of 19 to 29-year-olds that now make up the entrepreneurs. definitely a shifting of the age. >> this year the trophy went to reflection. >> i will call them kids because they are still below my age. but these are two gentlemen who obviously gave up something and taking a risk, dropping out of two prestigious universities to take on running a company. >> the world needs entrepreneurs to step up and solve the problems that we face. if somebody is out there that is watching this and thinking about an idea that they want to start, recognize that if you don't do it, no one else will. >> do it. go for it. entrepreneurship is about taking action, it's about risk taking, it's about setting aside the fears. >> inflections next big thing is identity.com, a way to manage your personal data across all social sites. with the next step in entrepreneurs, richard heart, abc7 news.

>> coming up next, the final totals are in from last month's golden gate bridge 75th anniversary celebration. find out how many people took part, and the lasting legacy.

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tuesday night's jackpot estimated at $65 million. and the review of the 75th anniversary festivities makes it official, it was spectacular. if you were there, you knew that. they estimate some 75,000 people watched the fireworks show back on may 27th. the conservancy spokesman said that estimate includes people in their homes watching from windows, people on stairways, rooftops, people watching from different counties, and thousands watched from crissy field, and even counts the 200,000 hits on the fireworks video posted on the event's website. so they are trying to count everybody, and i think they did. and they counted me, i hope. what's going on, lisa? >> it's nice and sunny out there. looking at the clouds parting in the south bay and the central coast. but some airport delays. 50 minutes at sfo and 62 for the pride festivities today.

up in sonoma, nascar, 670. the almeda county fair near 70. 71 in san jose. giants and a's today, mid-60s. getting brieszy. and the warmup really not until the middle of next week so i hope you like it cool. >> all right. lisa, thanks a lot. thanks for joining us for the saturday morning news. next newscast at 8:00 a.m. keep track of the latest breaking news an twitter, and you can talk about it at facebook.com/abc7news. good morning america is coming up next. whatever you do today, i