temperatures in the 50s. some fog and especially drizzle along the coast. by noontime we will see a lot of sunshine for everybody. notice the wide range of temperatures. upper 50s along the coast and already getting into the low 80s inland. a lot of sunshine this afternoon with a widespread of temperatures. low 60s to upper 80s inland and clear this evening before the clouds move in once again. i have some details on the gilroy garlic festival and the giants game coming up shortly. terry. >> thanks a lot. developing news in los gatos. a fatal crash has kept the southbound lanes of highway 17 shut down until 2:00 this morning. an investigation is underway that will probably keep southbound 17 closed until six this morning. it's south of the highway 89 interchange. drivers have to exit at lark and take surface street to enter at state route 9. we will notice as soon as we know that the southbound stretch

reopens. this morning san jose police have a new piece of evidence in the double homicide. miss believe pedro shot and killed a couple in a domestic violence dispute. three children were left orphaned. the suspect is still at large and he's believed to be in southern california. ma dina's 2006 black maxima, resembling the car in this photo was towed and being held in evidence. >> it's a pretty good evidence that san jose's casino m8trix will be open for business. it is lit up like a riverboat even though the parking lot and the building is vacant, but that may change soon. it's just off highway 101 in san jose. john alston industries the final hurdle the casino must clear before the doors can open. >> it's quiet now, but the

owners of casino m8trix in san jose are hoping that sometime next week these 49 tables will be hopping once the city's division of gaming control gives final approval. >> we've submitted all the documentation we believe they require so as soon as we get some feedback from them early next week we are hoping we can literally pay for the permit, pick it up and later next week open the front doors. >> sack hose police chief chris moore signed off on the card room provided they meet certain conditions. it has to test the surveillance system, making sure there are off-site tv monitors at the division of gaming toll. also the city wants to make sure it gets information from tracking devices at each table showing player activity and how fees are collected and paid. they said the outstanding issues are relatively minor. >> i think they are all issues that will be resolved quickly and i think we can expect to see the matrix casino open k shortly. >> by law they will have to shut down their other casino in town,

the garden city card room, as soon as this one is opened. eventually they want to open gambling salons on the eighth floor of the building but that could take months. new casino is expected to create about 300 new jobs. it will be one ever two card rooms in san jose. >> they generate about $15 million a year in tax revenue and i think we can say we will probably see a 20% increase in that over the next year or two. >> but not everyone is thrilled about the new and bigger cass seen no. >> it doesn't sound good, some guys getting salary and spending it in the casino and they are getting addicted to these things. casino is not a good idea actually. >> the plan is to eventually build a hotel next to the kau nine and m8trix is still look to hire about 100 team. abc7 news. in just a few hours a

massive search will get underway in pacifica for a woman that hasn't been seen for days. the 76-year-old maria janssen is considered at risk based on mental conditions and the fact nobody has seen her since wednesday afternoon. police are calling for emergency response team volunteers to help them with that search. a multi-agency task force will set out this morning at 9:00 in trafficca. a woman who is morbidly obese said she was kicked out of the hospital and has nopes to go. here's nick smith with a story you will only see on abc7 news. >> gloria turned 53 on tuesday but it's another number that has put any celebration she may have had on hold. >> i weigh 810 pounds. >> because of her weight she has limited mobility and suffers from a host of medical issues. >> i came in because i had a bladder infection and i had my wounds infected and i had

cellulitis. >> she was admitted here but after one week she was discharged and no one to provide her with the care she needs. >> i can't be at home sitting on this bed rotting because i have known to turn me. i have bed source. if i don't get turned everyday, my source get worse. >> this video, provided by the family, shows how labor-intensive it is to move her. >> and just because i'm big and can't walk, it doesn't make me less of a person. >> why should this be washington's responsibility to take care of you? they are not in the weight management business. >> they have more ability, more than i could ever have to help me. >> washington hospital provided this statement to abc7 news. the patient was discharged after she no longer needed acute care. as was discussed with the patient's family. the hospital agreed to supply in-home support care for the

patient. what isn't clear is what gloria can do today. her family isn't medically trained or able to help and the clock is ticking. >> i just want somebody to help me. i want to live a longer life. >> the hospital said they will provide her with in-home support services for 14 days at their expense. what isn't clear is what gloria will do on day 15. in fremont, nick smith, abc7 news. this morning a twelve-year-old girl crushed by a tree in a san mateo park is recovering from surgery at stanford. his family reached out exclusively to abc7 news, they tell us he will lose his right leg. zachary row was camping at the park when a 60-foot tree fell on his tent early wednesday morning. a close family friend described what happened next. >> zachary was saying things like, you know, my legs feel like jelly, they are restless, kind of rolling back and forth. we thought maybe he was just

still half asleep. >> zachary suffered a crushed pelvis and doctors are worried about internal bleeding. zach was scheduled to start 7th grade in arizona in two weeks. all of that on hold as he recovers. a warning going out to the elderly in san francisco. crooks may offer you spiritual help while helping themselves to your money. take a look at some video from a public service announcement from the san francisco police department warning people about this crime. police say strangers approached their target, usually elderly chinese women, and prey on their superstitions saying they are cursed or haunted, offering to remove the curse. victims say the new twist is that the suspects are touching them the entire time. >> some of these victims that were encountered were telling us they feel they might have been drugged in some manner or put into some type of spell from this physical contact. there's nothing we've been able to confirm. >> the victims then hand over their money or valuables and the

criminals take off. there have been dozens of new victims in the past two weeks. more than $250,000 in cash, $90,000 in jewelry have been taken from victims in this recent crime spree. monday will be a most interesting day on wall street after the dow jones close yesterday above the 13,000 mark for the first time since may. but it wasn't a good day for facebook. it's stock dropped nearly 12%, closing at 2370. that equals a $1 billion loss for founder mark zuckerburg. at its initial stock offering in may the share of stock went for $38 a share. but don't worry about zuckerburg, still one of the richest people in the world. good morning america will have more coming up at 7:00. apple has been in talks with twitter about making a strategic investment. the new york times said the investment could be in the hundreds of millions of dollars and an investment of that size could put the value of twitter at more than $10 billion.

apple has been a big success in selling phones and tablets but it has had little attraction when it comes to social media. hundreds of software engineers and designers con verge in san francisco to create some apps pro bone mow for good. it's the second annual hack for change competition at the headquarters of change.org. they will create apps that do social good. a panel of judges will choose the best entries and award a giant check to the winner. last year's winning app was called good neighbor allowing neighbors to text each other when they need help with a task. and coming up, a surprising discovery. look at what a south bay woman found inside a bag of candy. what the company is saying about

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only from verizon. >> the body of a navy veteran is home last night. he served three tours of duty in the persian gulf and north arabian sea. he died last night while trying to save another person's life at the shooting at the colorado theater. the funeral service take place next friday morning at 9:00. a city is following richmond's load to decide if sugary soda drinks should be facts the. el monte residents will vote. our media partner, mercury news, quotes the council chairman, they use the same consultants

and followed their template. both cities hope to equate soda ass and soft drinks with the likes of cigarettes in terms of the dangers they pose to health. imagine opening a bag of granding a finding a rusty blade. you can see it's about 3 inching long and sharp enough to cut someone. here's karina rusk with that mother's story and the company's reaction to all of this. >> amy eight two pieces of the jolly rancher crunch and chew candy when she pulled out a third item that made her scream to her husband. >> i said there's a knife in my candy bag and he said what are you talking about? i showed him and he said that's crazy. amy said the condition of the dull, rusty blade immediately made her concern for her one-month-old daughter, lola. >> i'm breast fighting so eating something touching this dirty knife, i didn't know what could happen to my body, if i could get help tight.

>> i really don't know. >> her biggest worry is there could be other contaminated packages out there. she contact thed the company and since she bought it at the santa clara safe way store she also went to the santa clara police department. >> the item was completely sealed and the item had candy residue on it which would appear it came from the factory. >> the jolly rancher factory said it was manufactured in brazil. they said they believe it is an isolated case and accidental in nature. we will be taking the needed actions to prevent it from happening in the future." she said she'll only be satisfied if the company does review their food safety and packingaging procedures. >> they offered me three bags of candy and i said i don't want that i just want to know kids will be safe. >> hershey said safety is their top priority and because they

believe it is a isolated incident they will not be issuing a recall. abc7 news. the san francisco marathon is this weekend. you may want to keep that in mind if you are planning on driving in the city tomorrow morning. signs are already up along the embarcadero warning of street closers from tonight at midnight to sunday at 3:00 p.m. muni will reroute some of its bus lines around the coast. three lanes of the golden gate bridge will close from six to nine tomorrow morning. here's the course. starts at the ferry building, over the waterfront, golden gate bridge and back and through golden gate park before end being at cue mid-'s arrow at the ferry building. this story takes us perfectly over to francis and the weather. and you are doing weather today? >> i am doing weather today. for the marathon temperatures will be in the 50s. >> fantastic. good running weather. >> and i'm trying to figure out

around that traffic as well and i will use waze. >> you use that? >> of course, and i even found my picture on it, which and a nice surprise. here's a live look from emeryville. you look at the low clouds over the bay bridge. low clouds could cause some possible sfo flight arrival delays. we will keep you posted on that. and we have a gorgeous day in store for us, plus i have the accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. i think you will like it. >> all right. also next, the newest dodger. hanley ramirez beats the giants in an extra-inning blast, showing why they traded for him

>> francis is here. taking a look at the forecast we have a bit of a warming trend, i'm thinking? >> we do the next couple of days. and you heard it here first from tray. >> i broke that one. >> and i'll take you outside with the live shot. we are starting off with overcast conditions. you don't see it here but the embarcadero the streets will be closed for the marathon tomorrow. temperatures in the mid-50s. right now not much wind. also we will check out live doppler 7hd, doing a sweep all around the bay area. so it is pretty quiet, picking up some low clouds all across the bay. you see the light gray over the bay and san jose. and we will take a look at temperatures right now in the 50s. so a cool start, mid0s for

the most part, 54 in san francisco, 57 in san jose. so low clouds and fog. very typical summer like pattern, coastal drizzle, as well. today will be sunny. temperatures climbing to near normal. in fact, they will be bumping up a few more degrees and then this pattern stays with us all through next week. so if you like today, you will like all of next week i think. here's a look at the satellite radar image looping the last twelve hours or so. we have the area of high pressure. this is a dominant feature with air circulating clockwise. we have a little bit of the on shore flow but the high pressure gives us the sunny weather but the slight on shore flow brings us the fog and the overnight low clouds. that's what we are going to see the next few days. the forecast model shows the clouds, widespread cloud cover during the morning. you seat green that's a little bit of the drizzle that we might see along the coast. by lunchtime sunny for everybody except for the peninsula coast and this afternoon even more sunshine and then in the evening

we will start to see the clouds move in once again with some possible drizzle again near half moon bay. that's the areas of light green. look for temperatures to warm up very comfortably today. 68 in san francisco if you are heading to the giants game. and you will need sunscreen as well. look for 80 in san jose. some 70s around the bay with 73 in oakland and getting into the upper 80s in the interior area such as 88 in antioch, 88 in fairfield, even up to 90 degrees in clear lake and we will head down to the monterey bay area. so look for low to mid-80s inland. and in gilroy it's going to be a hot one. if you want it cooler, head to the coast. 74 at santa cruz, even 64 in monterey with cloud cover. here's what you can expect today besides the heavy traffic in gilroy, heading to gilroy. by 10:00 when the festival starts it's already going to be 68 degrees. warming up to 74 by noon. pretty hot at 85 for the

afternoon hours. then it starts to dip down into the upper 70s, but still warm for the evening if you are going to be there all day. and here's the accuweather seven-day forecast that terry hinted at earlier. we do have a warmer pattern. in fact, we will be climbing 2 degrees tomorrow and 2 degrees monday. monday through friday it holds steady, flat as a pancake through the rest of the week. >> are you sure the computer didn't just stick? [laughter] >> that's the way it will be. coming up in sports, barry zito starts for the giants and the team tries to rebound from the tenth inning loss to the gorge. larry has the highlights. >> good morning. dodgers added ramirez this week. and scutaro, former member of the a's, hitting .271. giants and dodgers. series opener.

the melk maids, very popular at the yard. and dodgers get to matt cain. the double down the right. the opposing pitcher scores and then in the sixth, loney, base hit. cain didn't have his best stuff in this inning. and brandon belt breaking out of that horrendous slump. broken bat hit. we are tied at three. top of ten, sergio romo row mow on the mound. ethier at the plate. was that strike 3? no! romo doesn't get the call and it's costly because the newly acquired hanley ramirez makes him pay and that's exactly why the dodgers got him. they are now within two dame of the giants in the west. a's and o's. adam jones, three run shot off jared park he. 6-5, baltimore just like that. lead didn't last long. two outs, bases loaded, seth smith brings everybody home. bases clearing double, 8-6 and

he finishes with five rbis on the night. ryan cook came in with two outs in the eighth. came with back-to-back singles to tie it. and 9-8 helping to the ninth. the a's refused to lose. never quit. daric norris, tied at 9. a's up for 6 runs in the ninth, 14-9. two out, bottom of the ninth. josh reddick at the wall. holds on, spiderman from a few days ago and it sticks in his glove. reddick has a back contusion. he's day-to-day. the 49ers open training camp with 35-year-old receiver randy moss on the field. now 35 may not seem old for the rest of us, but months is 8 years older than any other receiver on the niner roster. months said being around this youthful group has put pep into his step. he retired at the end of the 2010 season. a had a rough year, spent time

with three different teams but he's back and look good and fast and hoping to bring his experience to this younger wide receiving core. >> we have a young team here and me being a veteran. like i said, i've been around the block a few times so trying to bring something positive as far as my leadership on and off the field and hopefully it's been a good thing. want to go from there. >>alden smith was in camp and said he's healthy despite being stabbed at his own party last month. he had a dui in january. there's been questions about his maturity. 13 sacks as a rookie. he apologizes for mistakes he made off the field. >> after incidence ness that happen and expectations that were set for me, i feel i let the fans and everybody that look at me down and i'm focused more than ever. not that i wasn't in the beginning but focused more than ever and i'm ready to go. >> the raiders reports to camp today.

that's a are a wrap on morning sports. make shumann will be here with all of your highlights at five, six and eleven, have a great weekend, i'm larry beil. >> straight ahead, mayors across the country are up in arms over a controversial restaurant chain coming to the bay area. and lunch trucks are back. mobile food venders return to a san

>> welcome back. topping our news this half-hour, this morning president obama is sparring with republicans over the economy in their weekly messages. president is blaming republicans for a stalemate in congress that could result in higher taxes on americans next year. he's pressing the republican controlled house of representatives to extend bush era tax cuts but only for house holds making $250,000 a year or less. tax cuts for wealthier americans would expire under the

president's plan. >> everyone says they agree we should extend the tax cuts for the middle class. when democrats and republicans agree on something, it should be pretty easy to get it done. but right now that's not the case. instead of doing what's right for middle class families and small business owners, republicans in congress are holding these tax cuts hostage until we extend tax cuts for the wealthiest americans. >> on the republican side utah senator orren hatch calls for extending the tax cuts for all americans. the firestorm surrounding the fast-food change chick-fil-a is heating up even more in the bay area. ed lee is warning them to stay out of the city, all because of comments the company's ceo made against same-sex marriage. right now the only chick-fil-a in the bay area is in fairfield but restaurants are opening next month in walnut creek and san jose and chick-fil-a is trying to get a permit to open within in mountain view.

abc reporter wade freedman picks up the story. >> it's been a form of cultural. have you heard this yet. >> i think we are inviting god's judgment on our nation when we shake our fist on him and say we know better than you as to what constitutes a marriage? >> a less scrutinize, critical world the remarks would have passed but with controversy comes opportunity, first from chicago mayor emanuele. >> and from boston mayor thomas. >> i don't believe a company that speaks out against gay rights in our country today should have the opportunity to operate in the city of boston. >> san francisco mayor edwin lee chimed in. quote, chick-fil-a in san francisco is 40 miles away and i strongly recommend that they try not to come any closer,

end quote. and with every new quote the debate seems to expand. what began was a discussion of same-sex marriage has turned into a dewait about free speech and government boundaries. new york city mayor michael bloomberg weighed in. >> where government really is too big when government starts to trample on people's freedoms. and tram bowling on the freedom to marry whoever you want is exactly the same as tram bowling on your freedom to open a store. >> meanwhile at the only operational chick-fil-a in fairfield, no comment at all from management and no protest from customers. as one woman said when she eats chicken, she keeps her politics on the side. >> you are not going to protest today? >> absolutely not. i'm going to eat here today. i'm hungry. >> abc7 news. food trucks scored a major victory this week in an ongoing turf war with the san francisco restaurants. diners love the variety the trucks offer but the rstaurants

say they can't compete with their low overhead. here's johnathan bloom. >> can i get two daniel burgers, the one no cheese? >> julie is the owner of soul on wheels. it feeds tourists and bureaucrats alike in front. city hall on fridays. but it's inside city hall food trucks won a major victory. >> hopefully this will be a first stop in breaking down some barriers. >> after a legal challenge by local restaurants force a two-month hiatus, san francisco's board of appeals has overwhelmingly voted to let "off the grid" bring it's food trucks back to the streets at the edge of the financial district. >> i think that area is really lacking in food and definitely diverse food. to bring food trucks in and serve that community a wonderful thing. >> though the food truck owners say they are excited to bring variety back to a neighborhood

without too many choice force lunch, the people who own restaurants in that neighborhood are not excited about having to compete with this. >> i think it's an unfair competition. unfortunately the city is not looking at it that way. >> freddy said while he pace thousands a month in rent, the food trucks just show up and pay the parking meter. and as for their customers. >> on many occasion i've seen their customers coming and using our bathrooms or sitting outside our restaurant and having their lunch because they don't have seats over there. >> half a block away from where the trucks park, the wait staff at grumpies has been getting, well, grumpy. >> less tips for everyone. >> despite the promise the trucks won't sell hamburgers. >> they told us before they weren't going to do food that competed with us which i think is very considerate but it still took away business. >> an off the grid spokeswoman said the trucks will be back soon and restaurant owners say they are bracing for it. in san francisco, johnathan

bloom, abc7 news. >> santa clara county crews begin spraying small amounts of insecticides on street trees and utility policy to eradicate a pest. two fruit flies were found. that physician an infestation that can be devastating for local crops. they will be spot spraying bait that attracts the fruit flies. al be applied around the area where the fruit flies were discovered. this morning at 10:00 the san francisco 49ers and usa football host a youth athletic safety camp the candlestick park was part of the protection tour hoping to reduce serious injuries among young players. it involves parents, coaches, and league training personnel. it will be seminars on safety. no current 49 players are involved but team alumni are

expected to attend. helmet maker rodell, charter insurance and the nfl created the safety program for aspiring athletes. today the san francisco asian liver center and the world task force marks hepatitis day about a lesson about denial. they will perform the mime see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil. gathering this afternoon at chrissy field is part of the global attempt by the world's hepatitis alliance to set a guinness world record. hepatitis b affects one out of 10 asian islanders and 10 of 20 eventually die of liver failure. most don't know they are infected. another 4 to 6 million americans are living with hepatitis c and 49% of those patients die every day or 33 of those patients die every day from liver-related diseases. coming up next, fixes california's aging schools with

one in three, now at least 50 years old. right now a live look from our emeryville camera looking back on the city. you can see some kind of overcast there. the fog that's coming this way. is it backing off? francis will answer those questions and many more in just a few minutes.

>> welcome back. 5:39 an saturday morning. you are looking at a picture of the golden gate bridge. you can see lights coming across. a little moisture on the deck and that's because it's been misting. it was misting at 3:00 this morning, i can tell you that. i had to use my wipers all the way down lombard street. how long is that going to last? typical summer day or something more? francis will have the answer necessary a few minutes. if you ever thought your child's school was a little run down, here's information that may confirm your concern.

one-third of the state's schools are more than 50 years old. the superintendent of schools is outlining a plan to create 21st century learning environments. here's abc7 education reporter lyanne melendez with what they might look like. >> department of education says 10% of california's schools are over 70 years old, one in ten, and 30% are over 50. >> there's a lot of need here for the retrofit, the energy efficiency, the greening and just keeping the investment going. >> that's superintendent of california's schools who said it's time to invest in brick and motor. even in these continuing hard times. the key is to find creative ways to fund products. for that he asked the u.c. berkeley center for cities and schools to come up with recommendations. the center looked at how other states are using multiple sources of funding.

>> bond funds, state tax, lottery funds or some sort of special business tax. >> oakland unified has also used grants from private institutions such as kaiser permanente. they have helped school-based health centers like the one at oakland high where students get medical and mental services. and today a new one is being built. >> when this project is done we will have in oakland 15 school based health chin nicks our high schools and middle schools. i think that's more than any other district in the state. >> part of the money to build it came from a 2006 voter-approved bond. now the district will ask voters again in november for another $475 million. >> i think this community understands that we are investing in quality schools in every neighborhood. the community is rallying to support the bond and it is a really hard time in california but i think we are demonstrating leadership for that positive work. >> it's worth mentioning that

bond does not include charter schools, even though 20% of oakland public school students attend charter schools. in the newsroom, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >> francis is back talking about a darn nice weekend no matter what you want to do. >> i think we will have a gorgeous day ahead. lots of sunshine for everyone except through parts of the the coast. >> if you like it cool. >> yeah, cool is actually nice if you want a break from the 80-degree temperature you can head to the coast where we have the low clouds that will linger throughout the day and here's a live shot where you can see the low clouds over the bay bridge. i'll have your complete accuweather forecast coming up. >> and you were saying 74 in santa cruz. >> yes. that's pretty comfortable. >> yeah. also ahead, a different kind of stink at this year's garlic festival in gilroy and how stolen tickets could hurt the nonprofit. >> what if you can't get the garbage in in the first place of

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news. like us on facebook right now and a dollar gets donated to the sleep train dream campaign. it's not your money, you are giving away someone else's money so why not like us? do it now. >> garlic is king at the annual garlic festival in gilroy but this year thieves stole receipts and money that benefited charities. >> the cooking is spectacular. the garlic festival celebrates the stinking rose. an international aclaim for this city. it's also raised the interest of police. 1,000 tickets were stolen from the festival office. some people have tried to sell them on ebay. one guy was hocking them out of a van but none has shown up here wench had undercover people at the gates look for the tickets and we haven't seen any. we are pretty sure the word got out, the numbers got out and the series of tickets they were and people were smart enough maybe

not to try to use them. >> fake tickets weren't hurt the festivals but could be costly for the charities that rely on the event. the income is used in a lot of ways. >> either the sports program or money towards books or laptops. >> a lot of them are cooking and this is just a little bigger than you might do for the family at home. >> a lot of garlic and there's about 75 pounds of butter and 25 pounds of margerine. do you want a cup to go? >> the cooking techniques draws crowds and here's how you do it. >> fast, cook being very quickly but thoroughly. the technique with getting hot is patience. let the heat get up there in the pan with the oil and put the squid in it and you shake and get the air underneath and, boom, it closes. >> you can eat, listen to music. but there's one thing you have to give a go, that international

sensation garlic ice cream. >> you like ice cream? >> with garlic. >> it's something that will stay with you for hours or maybe overnight. they expect 100,000 people this weekend. it's a unique experience and you are invited to join them. in gilroy, don sanchez, abc7 news. >> francis is here to do weather. you know she can do traffic too. do you know she does food reviews? thumbs up on the ice cream. >> i letched the ice cream. i tried not to get in line. i was trying not to be obvious that i was back in line buying more. >> changing your hat or trying to be someone different? >> yeah. >> but you like it? >> i do like it and i think you will like the weather today, terry. >> i will. >> i think so. we have a live shot for you. we will go outside and show you how it looks from emeryville toward the bay bridge. you see the coastal clouds that moved in overnight, bringing us some drizzle, as well.

and some even patchy fog in some areas. let's check out live doppler 7hd and show you that it's pretty quiet right now just as it does a sweep around the bay. but you can see it is picking up some of the low clouds cover around the bay and in parts of san jose you see the little bit of gray there. that's what it's showing. also we will check out temperatures right now mainly in the 50s. look for 54 in san rafael and san francisco. oakland at 55. san jose at 57 and livermore at 57, as well. so we have a very typical summertime pat northwestern place. low clouds and fog with coastal drizzle. terry had to use the wipers this morning and so did i coming into work. temperatures will climb to near normal today. we will warm up a few more degrees in the next few days and then we have this steady pattern all through next week. so kind of just a repeat of today, all through the work week, as well.

so here's why. we have this area of high pressure. this is the pacific satellite image over the last twelve hours and this is going to continue to bring us a slight on shore flow. with the high pressure we will also see sunny days. we have a quiet and stable summertime pattern ahead and that's in store for a while. here's a look at the forecast models. the low cloud cover this morning, the areas of green show the drizzle so that's where we are picking up some moisture. by lunchtime mainly sunny except for along the coast and half moon bay. by this afternoon a lot of sunshine as we reach highs around 3:00, 4:00. then this evening the clouds will start to move in again but mainly clear if you have dinnertime plans out and look for drizzle again along the coast on the peninsula this evening. highs for today very mild. 80 in san jose. a lot of sunshine for you, 84, one of the warmer spots in los gatos. look for a high of 76 in palo alto. cooler as you head up north. 71 milbrae and notice along the coast still in the 60s, the

low 60s because of the cloud cover. 68 downtown san francisco. look for 80s, mid-80s sonoma, napa, and 70 degrees for the near east bay with 71 in berkeley. and just getting up to 90 degrees in brentwood. a lot of upper 80s in interior valleys, very warm conditions as well. look for 8 tos in interior valleys, including 85 at the gilroy garlic festival. if you want to have the free ice cream it will be a nice treat. 64 monterey. if you are heading to the giants game, it will be pretty sunny so you will need sunscreen. temperatures right around 66 to 68 degrees right when the game ends around 4:00. and see how temperatures climb up a few degrees? but then they hold steady all week long with a lot of sunshine. we will just see the morning cog and low clouds that kind of typical pattern. >> you pointed out something very important, the giants game at 1:00 today. even though the tickets say six, it's 1:00 this afternoon.

if you have tickets, it's 1:00. >> 1:05 to be exact. >> thanks very much. no one should have to pay for a service they aren't getting but a san jose family has been doing that for years. here's michael finney with the story. >> linda enjoys time in her san jose garden. tucked away in the corner of her small yard are two garbage cans. the flash for garbage, the blue one for recyclables. missing a yellow can for yard waste. >> we've never had a yellow can or a green waste can. no one in this complex has ever had a yellow can. >> any yard waste generate sudden left on the curb and picked up by the homeowner's association. yet she recently discovered her family has been paying for a yellow can it never had. linda's late mother suffered from the early stages of alzheimer's. she suspects the billing dates back to that period, more than five years ago when mom was

paying the bills. >> it's the point of the thing, being billed for something you never had. >> she called the garbage company but when the next bill arrived, the charge was still on there. she crossed it out and requested the company credit the charge back to her. >> so two months later i get a bill for the yellow waste can plus a penalty charge for the bill for the amount i didn't pay. >> so once again she phoned the garbage company. >> she said, okay, well we will send somebody over there to look at the can and i'm going what? it's a nonexistent can. >> that's when she decided to call 7 on your side. we took her concerns to the city of san jose and the city immediately called linda. >> oh, yeah. it was a relief. it was a relief. >> city regulations call for san jose to only credit her back to the date the mistake was discovered. but the city took it a step

further. they gave her three years worth of credit, a total of $155. >> i'm on a fixed income. that $150 is a lot of meals for me. >> the city of san jose declined to go on camera but by phone said in our mind the customer is happy and we are all happy. the issue is resolved. this is an unusual circumstance. when we looked into it it was clear to us we needed to clear her account. >> thank you! thank you! >> now we are happy to see linda is so happy. now if you have a consumer issue you can't get resolved, let me know about it by going to our website at abc7 news.com. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> stay with us for all the latest olympic results for team usa and teams from your other countries. here is how we will keep you informed. on air we will announce a

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>> today people not rare chance to feed the animals at the oakland zoo. they were opening the event this. this afternoon the first 250 guests will receive a ticket to

enter the elephant enclosures. they will get to place produce throughout the exhibit and then watch as the 9,000-pound animals devour the vegetables. and don't forget to have the kids bring their teddy bears. they will be offering free teddy bear checkups today. >> and a key piece of evidence is found in a double murder case in san jose and the 800-pound woman who said she was abandoned by the hospital that was treating her, leaving her with

>> in the news this saturday morning a piece of evidence that could solve a double killing and san jose police have found it. we will have the story of the discovery and the homicides. and lady luck may have just arrived to a south bay casino. looks like hundreds of jobs and millions of dollars are about to roll into town.