good morning, i'm katie marzullo. inor terry mcsweeney this morning. let's start with a quick first look at the weather. >> lisa: we are starting out plenty of low clouds and fog. as the fog is at the coast it's going to burn back and keep us cool there. we do have another spare-the-air day today. temperatures will be warm inland starting out in the 50s and 60s, by noontime, upper 70s with mostly sunny conditions and numbers will reach again near 102 in livermore. the fog remains at the shoreline >> katie: lisa, thank you so much. it is official, mitt romney has picked wisconsin congressman

paul ryan to be his running mate. romney is going to say more in a special report this morning. right now let's go to abc's tamon bradley. >> people who downloaded the vp app learned about it on their smart phone. >> the g.o.p. ticket is set. paul ryan is mitt romney's running mate. he made the announcement on his app. he will introduce him in virginia. ryan is 42 years is a darling among conservatives. he has been front and center over spending cuts and entitlement reform. >> do you want a government driven economy and government rationed healthcare or do you want the america with a economic

freedom and personal liberty. >> democrats see ample opportunity to attack. in march house republicans passed the path to prosperity budget plan which would have slashed trillions of dollars over the next decade. >> democrats cried foul over the bill. controversial cuts such as medicare and expect democrats to use that argument ge against ryan after the announcement is made. >> katie: we are going to hear more on this coming up. in other news, there are reports of more deaths in afghanistan this morning. the u.s. led military coalition says an afghan has shot and killed three nato service members. that brings the numbers of u.s. and nato troops killed on friday to six. one of the fallen deck raids marine from the south bay. the parents of captain matt mcnukian is awaiting the arrival

of his body. he was known for his bravery on the battlefield and compassion at home. >> reporter: he will be remembered as hero. he was shot and killed in afghanistan along with two other marines. >> the local afghans wanted to see him. sings he had been training afghani police that was not unusual request. they shot him. >> he is matt's father and also a santa clara county judge. he says the attack came at midnight during a meal. >> the captain insist that marines observe ramadan customs so they didn't eat or drink. >> he had served two tours in iraq and this was the second tour in afghanistan. >> he went to afghanistan the first time in fall of 2010.

we had no idea what he was doing. it was all special ops stuff. >> his family doesn't know a lot what he was doing but they know he was doing his duty. >> he was special. he was very special marine. >> long time friend and associate supreme court justice has known the family for 25 years. >> he had an opportunity to go back in a command setting, but told them he preferred to be with his men in the field. that is how he happened to find himself in this assignment. >> he and his wife an associate justice are both on the board of st. vincent's bay home. they adopted a group of children from iraq. >> that body is expected to arrive at dover air force base

within the next few days. ama daetz, "abc 7 news." >> this morning all lanes of interstate 280 are open. they were shut down last night after a fatal collision. the freeway was reopened about two hours late. in brentwood chp says a driver burglaries to be cause of a collision on basco road that killed a woman. the crash occurred there around 9:30 last night. driver of a geo was hit by a toyota camry. they are trying to determine if the woman was at driver or passenger of the camry. fire investigators are looking into the cause of an apartment complex fire in concord last night. fighter burned at least 8 garage

units just off highway 242. it broke out around 11:00. no injuries were reported. apartments had to be evacuated to protect residents from heavy smoke. >> we're getting in and out of san francisco is going to require some patience this weekend. thousands of people were in the city last night to see the 49ers at candlestick. the giants at at&t and concert at golden gate park. it's not over yet. john alston reported from the concord venue. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: neil young rocking thousands as the fog comes in. he is the headliner on this first night on the outside land musical arts festival. >> mostly acoustic stuff.

>> it took well over an hour to reach the bay bridge toll plaza and once in the city the central freeway was packed. they were heading to at&t park for the giants game. one group from sanity rose more than two hours to go to bay bridge route. >> we were told it was shorter and more directed. >> reporter: was it? >> i'm not so sure but there were a lot of events going on in the city with the concert and 49er game. they told us this was going to be most directed. >> plenty of company with fans heading to candlestick which started at 6:00 p.m. >> i planned a little extra time. sometimes you can't avoid it. so i have to work during the day and come out here in the evening. >> i tried to but i didn't get the extra time that i needed. probably another hour would have been nice. >> reporter: music greeted sports fans at the embarcadero station all trying to get to

their stadium. some of them exercising the strategy of a running back trying to reach the end zone. >> we decided to take key line, because with the giants and the concert. it was a good option. >> outside lands goes through the weekend as the giants home stand continues through the weekend. >> katie: city of san bruno is telling residents construction will resume. they had clipped a gas line in the crestmore neighborhood and it happened in nearly the same location as the condemned 2010 blast. construction took full responsibility and provided a new safety plan for city officials. crews are repairing suers and water lines damaged in the explosion and fire. >> coming up next, neighbors line up for assistance, makes claims against chevron.

and bizarre break in attempt at juvenile hall. they think a high profile inmate hey, there's barely a line at space mountain. you there ! i am looking for someone, hair black as night, skin white as snow ! yeah, yeah, i got that ! she is at the castle. dad ! honey ! but she's on the move. disney mobile magic, on verizon. you wouldn't happen to have an apple ? find characters, access wait times for the park you're in, and enjoy premium features when you download disney mobile magic, powered by verizon.

>> katie: welcome back. federal investigators are looking into the refinery fire in richmond and there is evidence that removing insulation from the line that was leaking could have played a role in monday's fire. they are dealing with major consequences. company is processing thousands of claims made by people who say they were directly affected. news reporter tomas ramon takes us to the claims center in richmond. >> reporter: chevron estimates about one thousand people came with cuff and mask to prevent them from any questionable air.

they came with specific ailments they want recorded by chevron. >> i've been weak and i have a rash on my face and arms. >> this mother says her daughter's eyes have been seeping since monday. they set up a claims center today. 16 claims agent took as many as 30 an hour. some residents took this opportunity to complain about chevron. >> i'm outraged and have been for years. i would be happy if they shut down tomorrow. >> reporter: mostly here to see if they could get monetary compensation to getting close to breathing toxic fumes. many residents panicked at the site of sight of flames and smoke that contained one compound above allowable limits. >> theme pretend it's not a big deal. >> some residents didn't want money as compensation. they think it's enough to know how and if they have been affected. >> do you want money or anything else? >> i'm okay.

as far as my health, medical attention. >> documented that i have in my business it is there and it affects me five years down the road. i want somebody to be able to know. >> reporter: insult to injury, scammers get personal information from people claiming to represent chevron and the county. they find that reprehensible. >> nobody is going to peemz peoples homes. call an attorney or go through one of two official channels established by chevron. >> the claims center will reopen between 8:00 and noon. also cal osha has approved a plan to enter the affected area here at chevron refinery but they have an order to preserve in place, that means that chevron can't enter the affected

area without permission for any reason. >> katie: to make a claim against chevron go to the nevin community center. it's open monday through friday and saturday 8:00 until noon. also call their hot line. it's toll free. we have the both phone number and address under see it on to have tv. >> a teenager that is accused of stealing a car appeared to be a targeted of a break in at juvenile hall. they think his friends were trying to set him free. he turned 18 yesterday and was transferred to the county jail. the attempt was trying to reach him before the transfer. a marine county deputy d.a. says there is evidence that wade was involved in the plot. >> he was turning 18 today.

there is no secret you can keep adults in that facility. probably several people could have surmise there had was a transfer that was going to occur. >> sheriff's deputies they heard something on the wall behind wade's cell and by the time they got outside had fled. but they left behind bolt cutters and sledgehammer. he also accused of a drive-by murder in mill valley. >> the state's power grid operator has lifted the flex alert for energy conservation this weekend. it shows how many electricity we were using yesterday. there is plenty of capacity. it expired at 6:00. weekend alert was cancelled because of cooler than expected weather in southern california. power grid managers says they were able to lift sit conservation, particularly the

increasing popularity of the rebates they are now offering smartmeter customers that have dialed back energy use on peak days. spokesman says the average smartmeter user to save about $10 per flex alert. >> meteorologist lisa argen, speaking of weather and short story, i was in this san rafael yesterday. it was so hot. it was so hot right around midday then i drove across the golden gate bridge in san francisco. >> lisa: a blanket of cold mist. it's about 11 miles outside the golden gate as we get the cooling effect. it tends to make warm outside of that range from the coast. so we are looking at warm conditions again there in the north bay. right now cloudy in the east bay. this is emeryville. we're talking about another spare-the-air day at 35 degree

temperature spread. today we will be less of the scorching heat. >> katie: also next the 49ers open the pre-season and show some offensive flair. larry beil has highlights coming up in sports. >> also, we have three more people we thank to thank you in taking part in the sleep train dream campaign. just like abc news on facebook and one dollar will be donated to the foster kids program. you can make a difference, too.

>> katie: good saturday morning, welcome back lisa argen here with a look at the forecast. what can we expect? >> lisa: we got it all. clouds at the coast. percent yesterday meteor showers tonight. as we head outside tonight, clouds around but with the crescent moon the possibility of a hundred meteors per hour. it's pretty gray along the shoreline. half mile visibility half moon bay.

6:22 is the official sunrise. live doppler. coast will be hugging the shoreline all day long. so once again the that are will make for a cool day there. if you headed outside lands festival, bring the sweatshirt. elsewhere, spare the air. we're talking warm temperatures. 61 right now in antioch. 59 in livermore. 55 in san carlos. 59 in mountain view. overnight the temperatures have cooled and with some fog in napa visibility has been reduced. fog around monterey. we're talking about the 24-hour change, as much as 7 degrees cooler this morning. with five degrees cooler in oakland than we were 24 hours ago. we're still going to take the edge off the heat inland. we're going to have wait another day. temperatures will come down three or four degrees for the rest of the weekend on sunday. not quite as hot and we'll look for the ridge to finally loosen it's grip throughout the rest of

the week into next week. as it goes throughout the day, the sunshine will allow for warm numbers and wide range of temperatures, 35 degrees our coast and bay, look for the 80s. 90s to near hundred degrees returning. in sierra nevada, unstable air and possibility of thunderstorms there. the air quality not so great as you head into our inland east bay. with the numbers near hundred degrees and that lid on the atmosphere we're looking at the poor air quality there. moderate south bay santa clara valley with much better air quality along the coast and north bay. if you are headed to the san jose jazz festival today, it's going to be pretty warm there with temperatures in the upper 80s to near 90 degrees. by 7:00 around 80 degrees. at&t park today, upper 60s by 1:00. by 4:00 numbers will be dropping with the low clouds and fog close total shoreline.

another very warm day today inland. in fact we're talking about 99 in concord. 102 in livermore. with upper 70s in oakland. if you are around the bay at our coast, it's been comfortable but elsewhere, still another very hot day for morgan hill to gilroy. 97 there. 66 in monterey. the here is the look ahead. for today, last triple-digit heat, tomorrow will bring it outnumber 4 degrees inland and translate cooler numbers across the bay. by monday and tuesday, we're talking more typical summer-like weather. in fact we're going to have more clouds around, maybe monsoonal moisture by the end of the week. it should be good but be prepared for the heat. >> katie: in sports, 49ers are holding the fan fest tomorrow morning at 11:30 tomorrow morning. last night they had their first

pre-season game against minnesota. >> good morning, 49ers opened pre-season, alex smith and kaepernic did. smith three for three for passing. on to monte, will fade. touchdown 7-3 niners. kaepernic number two quarterback option look and off to the races. a 78-yard touchdown. he had 198 yards rushing in the first half alone. 14-6. here to a.j. jenkins that set up a field goal. niners win their pre-season opener 17-6. >> yeah, i feel very much at home. >> it worked. it's great linemen.

they move people out, big strong guys. >> on to baseball, giants blasted rockies in colorado to come back home, they can't score again. a true fan, that is commitment. third inning, rockies do something they couldn't do last weekend. get on the board and r.b.i. single off of tim lincecum. bottom of five, runners on the corners, tiel tyler strikes him out. crawford, double play. giants fall 3-0 but end on good note, delorean with in a hover craft. awesome! brandon mccarthy is back, oh, oh gave up three solo home runs, this one. allowed three runs. we have seen a lot of walkoffs

from the a's. jordan banks, first career homer is walk-off. 4-3 white sox. little league playoffs, petaluma against las vegas. here it comes and there it goes for bradley smith! crushes it over the concession stands. 10-4. petaluma will face hawaii in the west regional finals. tiger woods would love to win his major this week. he is tied for the lead at 5:00. vijay singh was facing the worst of gusting 35 miles an hour winds. he shot a 69. tiger, three wins this season but no majors. a 71 and three-way tie for lead and this man, carl peterson, up and down for a birdie. so its trio four under par at the halfway mark.

that is a wrap. mike shumann will have weekend highlights. have a great weekend everybody. i'm larry beil. >> katie: coming up, breaking news. we're just about 30 minutes away from a major announcement in the race for president. mitt romney has picked his running mate. we're going to talk with the people sponsoring a provocative ad on the muni buses, critics say they are stirring up hatred

>> katie: ryan is best known for writing a budget that slashed cuts to social security and

medicare. >> do you want a government centered society from a government economy or healthcare or do you want the opportunity with a safety net. a free economy, economic freedom personal liberty? >> democrats cried fouled over the controversial cuts to programs like medicare. you can expect democrats to attack on this issue after the announcement we're going to carry live. that is coming up at 6:00. today president obama is talking about the weather. his weekly address focuses on record heat and drought which plagues much of the nation. this july was the hottest month since records have been kept. midwest farmers are producing to produce their corn crop. he is doing everything he can to head off a food shortage disaster. >> already we have given farmers and small businesses access to low emergency loans.

we have opened up more federal lands for grazing. we are working with insurance companies to give them a break on premiums. this past week we went even further announcing an additional $30 million to help get more water to livestock and restore land affected by the drought. >> katie: the president is calling on congress to pass a bill to ensure a long time solution. lawmakers have asked president obama to relax ethanol production citing low corn supplies and spiking prices. >> in southern california the federal aviation administration is investigating a small plane crash that killed the pilot after he crashed into a los angeles neighborhood last night. the plane went down just a couple miles from the santa monica airport in the westwood neighborhood. he managed to avoid homes and power lines. you are looking at video of the wreckage and palm tree that caught fire in a corner yard.

the pilot radioed in an emergency but they don't know what the emergency was. san francisco municipal transportation agency has a policy against ads in its buses. mark matthews explains. >> reporter: he was surprised when he hau say the bus roll up with the ad on the side. >> it struck me as an inappropriate ad to object city bus. >> he took a picture and sent it to us. he thought it crossed the line. >> no matter which side you are on you shouldn't describe your opponent as a savage. >> the reason why i wanted to run these ads was to counter the anti-israeli adds that are running across the country in new york and d.c..

>> reporter: if you don't remember any anti-israel ads on bart. they called on cutting aid to israel. >> it was a dangerous message and countered by the truth. >> the truth being in the eye of the beholder. i showed it to people going into mosque. adam called it propaganda. they pointed out the ad discusses jihad. >> jihad means struggle. it's frequently used in striving toward god. >> i think we should support everyone on this earth. >> reporter: and the bus message did not sit well with new york transit authority and geller took them to court. >> day that i won was date that san francisco approved my ads

that are currently running on your buses. >> reporter: a coincidence? no, not according to a muni spokesman. >> it was brought to the organization and they made their decision. >> so the buses with the signs will continue to roll for the neck four weeks. >> if i had my way they would be in every city in the united states of america. if i can get the funding that is exactly what is going to happen. >> reporter: muni says they have against taking political ads. i said how is this not political? they struggled with this one but the fact there has been legal action in new york lost the case that has had an impact. if you see something we should looking in to, send it to ureport at abc7. find the link at abc7news.com. click on the link on the left-hand side column. >> katie: a shortage muni drivers is forcing them to

cancelling 50 trips a day. san francisco chronicle also reports strict overtime limits are playing a role in creating frustration. muni needs 160 more operators according to agency director john haley. union representing union drivers says the shortage is more like 300 rather than 650. twriang new drivers has not kept pace. there is also a lot of absenteeism among drivers. >> children will be getting free backpacks today. they will have a chance to have some last minute summer fun in the back to school carnival. they wanted to get them equipped to school and allow them to enjoy date. salvation army says it helps parents to meet the burden of back to school preparation. this is the 14th year of the salvation army's back to school

carnival. it's only for families that have pre-registered. >> another place they can get school backs is the mo magic giveaway. it takes place from 10:00 to 1:00 at community center on mcallister street in san francisco. more than 200 backpacks will be distributed today to kids from kindergarten through 12th grade. coming up next, the nationwide bee count that gets underway today and why it's so important how many of them are buzzing about the landscape. here is a live look over the bay area. you can see a strip of mist there. lisa argen will have the

>> katie: if you happen to look out your window and see a

neighbor staring at the garden counting bees, it's a nationwide project to gauge the health of bee populations in some cities. some results are already in. as wayne freedman tells us, there is reason for concern. >> reporter: its pocket of seemingly thriving beauty a living bouquet of flowers and nurtured by the woman who keeps it. for susan it's a place made even more special because of its location. surrounded by concrete and high-rises. there is a problem in the garden, if you look carefully will. it blooms a little less every year. there is a reason. more specifically, bees. this garden is devoid of them and susan has tried. >> this is a bee house. no bees.

>> nobody knows more than that dr. grech ib la boone at san francisco state university. she has been monitoring these since 2008 using 100,000 citizen scientists to count them. numbers don't lie. >> now think think we have fewer bees. it may have been we had fewer bees and no one noticed. >> reporter: it's a matter of diminishing habitat. >> if you were a bee, could you find this place? >> i don't think i could. >> they tend to remain in more bee friendly areas. >> what does it sound like? >> it was sort of deep hum, buzzing you would expect from bee activity. it was almost a physical vibration that could you feel. >> last week in san francisco richmond district. they encountered a swarm of bees moving from yard to yard in a neighborhood filled with green natural growth.

>> they have more areas with larger gardens and less concrete. >> where did they go? >> down there. >> reporter: so in the context of the work, good news mixed with bad but the bees are not gone and they are happy to come back given a proper welcome mat. >> in san francisco, wayne freedman, "abc 7 news". >> katie: it looks like a beautiful day for bees. >> it was calm. >> we're looking at hot one inland. you know where the relief is once again at the coast. not much sunshine there. here is a look from sutro camera where you see the beginning of daylight. 6:071 the official sunrise. today is the last day of the oppressive heat and changes. i'll let you know what the hey, there's barely a line at space mountain. you there ! i am looking for someone, hair black as night, skin white as snow !

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clouds and fog. neighbors range from upper 40s and 54 in oakland and 55 in fremont. numbers a little more mild inland. it's going to be hot once again today. although yesterday, temperatures have cooled off. we're talking about anywhere from five degrees cooler around fremont and delta and oakland. cooling around the livermore valley. don't get too used to it yet. we will climb quickly throughout the midday hours. by late in the afternoon, it's going to be quite uncomfortable around the tri-valley. hot again. spare-the-air day. it will be the last one because tomorrow we're going to take the edge off the heat. not quite as hot. temperatures will be coming down 4-5 degrees tomorrow. as for the day. beginning the weekend, much of the same with a wide range of temperatures, 70s and 80s around the bay. lots of 90s. near 90 around santa clara valley.

triple-digit heat inland. in the sierra nevada, unstable air and smoke in the air from the fires to the north. we're looking at the spine of the sierra perhaps thunderstorm and poor air quality for inland east bay. we've got pollutants and smog around. keep that in mind if you are doing exercising. moderate air quality around the south bay. santa clara valley and much better air quality around the coast and north bay. a little cooler i think in the north bay, not much downsloping winds there. that is the tradeoff but in the south bay today, still quite warm. san jose jazz festival about 90 degrees in the afternoon and then dropping but not until after 8:00. it will be a warm day there. else where around the bay, it's going to be nice in the city. if you are headed in to the giants game. look for temperatures in the mid to upper 60s with a lot of sunshine and that fog will be away from at&t park. that is good news if you are heading in. in fact, very comfortable

temperatures across the bay. upper 70s if oakland, mid-80s returning for palo alto. near 90 in san jose with 64 at the coast. 86 in the north bay. that is a little cooler for san rafael. hundred in morgan hill. 97 in gilroy. right here along the shoreline. we're getting into clearing but that going to take some time. tonight we have the meteor showers. over hundred meteors per hour. we have a crescent moon, looking at temperatures once again the hottest that we will be seeing in the next seven days. mid-80s in inland valleys. by tomorrow we're talking about 4-6 degrees of cooling. you'll feel some of that cooling in north bay valleys today and then spreading around the bay throughout the rest of the week. looking good out there. i think people have a good idea how to beat the heat hopefully.

>> katie: will is something for everyone. if you need heat or if you want to go the other way. >> we're still waiting on special report from abc news on mitt romney's announcement he has chosen paul ryan for vice president. that should be any minute. while we wait. a little consumer news. if you are tired waiting on hold tired of winding your way through a phone tree, michael finney shows you how to put them on hold. >> spending time on hold is a total drag and yet that is how we all spend hours of our time each year. at this website and iphone app does away with that. >> this is ridiculous. why would people, why would humans spend our time being on hold with machines. >> he came up with the idea for fast customer. a staffer is placing a request for a call back.

with that, fast customer takes over. >> you're done. you go back to your life. our system picks up the phone, now navigates through the phone tree and so we actually get to a live person. we wait on hold as long as necessary. we're playing a message. that message says, please press one for your next customer. >> that is when your phone rings. but does it work when our intern tested the service using the iphone app. it worked perfectly. it worked well for a cellphone with a return number. but it no always work with the abc7 phone service. it turns out many corporate phones are not compatible with this system. >> we timed it and it took nine minutes. they called me back but it was much longer.

they did call me back. it took me eight minutes longer. >> but that would have been eight minutes you would have been hold. they did call me back. >> so i tried to call comcast. after i go through the process and system shows they have to call me back within 15 minutes. actually they called me within three minutes. >> we asked erin about couple problems and he said he would check on those and get them fixed. how much does it cost? not one dime. it's free to consumers. >> if you have a closet full of clothes you never wear, there san app for that. it's growing so fast it may be the biggest social network you never heard of. >> reporter: this may look like a silicon valley party but it's actually a clothing swap.

accept xep nobody brought their old clothing, just their smart phones. it turns out parties like this are happening every day in cyberspace given a new app called posh marks. >> the founder says the app address add problem in his own life. >> when i walk into a closet i saw shopping bag that has my wife had that had never even been open yet alone used. >> he created a cross between instagram and ebay. >> you can take a photo here. you can kind of make it modern or vintage. then you go there next. then fill in a few details. >> all of your followers can look at the item and buy it with a click. >> it's so easy, they say it's

addictive. >> everything is on the phone. >> you may have noticed a lot of women at the party. that is because it's only for women fashion. the number of women using it is doubling every six weeks. >> that is pretty addictive. that is huge those numbers. >> reporter says users spent 25 minutes a day using the app even more than facebook and posh mark won't have troubles making a profit. >> they are taking a fee off the purchases. >> this has been super awesome. >> they expect $500 million will change hands making the app more than just a passing trend. jonathan bloom, "abc 7 news." >> woody al own's movie isn't called san francisco, but it could be. they were shooting scenes on post street near grant avenue

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>> katie: here are the winning numbers from last night's draw. mega number is 8. nobody correctly picked all six numbers, so tuesday night's jackpot is estimated to be $36 million. new information this morning about oakland's troubled police radio system. our media partner contra costa times says a team of

investigators have determined that radio frequency interference is behind the problem. federal communications commission opened an investigation into the interference this week after being notified. new radio system was installed only a year ago. since then it's been riddled with breakdowns and dead stops. >> it could be the reigning power couple in hollywood may be tying the knot. brad pitt and angelina jolie will be married at their estate south of france. they say preparations for a major party are underway. couple is hosting pitt's parents for pao9sdz anniversary. they met while filming together in 2005. they have six children and have been engaged since april. guests are getting more than a spectacular view. they are getting a close-up look at more nature in action. take a look. these are adorable baby barn

owls hatched there. in a nest on the 11th floor balcony in burlingame. since then the hotel has become owl central. they are making the bets of the situation. they are giving out toy owls to guests and encouraging people to come around twilight to see the young birds flying around the home. they say it's likely the owls will come back year after year to the same nest. >> outside lands is in san francisco this weekend and in the south bay, it's the annual san jose jazz summer fest. ♪ >> katie: yesterday was the first of the three-day event in downtown san jose with perform others handful of stages. thousand musicians will play on dozen stages throughout the weekend. great for jazz love ears and great for san jose.

>> this is san jose's largest civic event generating $20 million in taxable income. we used to money to try to support in-school youth. >> in addition to the music, there is plenty of food and drink and, of course, featuring a barbecue competition today and tomorrow. looks good out there. let's check in with lisa argen. >> lisa: right now cloudy in san jose. near 90 there for the jazz festival. very warm. we are looking at that summer spread once again, low 60s in pacifica with cloudy skies. upper 70s in oakland. we are sizzling inland, 103 in brentwood and we have another spare-the-air day today. if you are headed down to the santa clara valley, starting out with temperatures in the 60s and upper 70s to near 90. very warm day today.

we will be looking at temperatures to come down throughout the workweek. >> katie: next, we'll bring you mitt romney's announcement of his running mate live. this is no norfolk, virginia on the u.s.s. wisconsin where the candidate is expected to announce p