>>. >> carolyn: in the news august 12th, two people are dead after a multi-car crash on 680 in san ramon. right now in the southbound direction, one lane is open. preliminary findings show a corroded pipe may have caused the fire at chevron refinery. i'm carolyn tyler. let's start with a quick first look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> lisa: good morning. here is hd emeryville camera. pretty gray. low clouds and fog not making a push inland yet. we will be looking at pretty much the same pattern we saw yesterday. starting out temperatures are in

the 50s and 60s with visibility reduced to just over a mile around half moon bay. upper 70s and lots of sunshine and fog will pull back from the coast. we'll see a little sun in the city but the hot temperatures remain inland. near 100 degrees again. fog pushes back to the shoreline and early in the evening. we'll look a stronger push in the days ahead. >> carolyn: we are beginning with breaking news in san ramon. chp is now telling us southbound lanes of 680 have reopened after a fatal wreck this morning. now there is a new accident in the same location. two people were killed in a three-vehicle crash around 1:30 this morning near the crow canyon road near the east exit. two cars veered into the construction zone slamming into a work truck. no workers were involved but gasoline spilled out and one of

the cars caught fire. victims were trapped inside. the highway patrol immediately shut down the freeway. pg&e says it will pay to replace appliances in about two dozen livermore homes that were fried by a power surge last week. a contractor's mistake sent way too much electricity ripping through 18 homes on hudson way. tomas ramon talked with livermore residents who suddenly to have spend all kinds of money and then bill the contractor to get reimburse today are repairs. >> the fridge, the stove, the tv stereo, electric toothbrush, fan that kind of stuff. >> those things went poof when a power surge sent twice the voltage to the homes in livermore. a pg&e contractor hot line was switching service from 12,000 volts to 21,000 volts.

all smartmeters were replaced. this one shows the charring from the surge. she showed us the things she has to get replaced and get life back to normal. >> at this point i haven't replaced it because i wasn't thur sure how they are going to reimburse. i haven't heard from anyone. >> across the street, they piled up all the items that were toasted by the surge. the only thing she has raced so far is the washer. >> i got my washer machine replaced. i have to wait a week for my drier. my credit card is max'd to the limit right now. so i can't get the rest of my things that i've lost. >> reporter: all these neighbors have to buy the items and bill the contractor. they have lost hundreds and thousands of dollars to the mistake. it ko all could have been

avoided by a flick of switch. >> when the contractor was switching over to the new line. they forgot to switch the transformer over. >> reporter: residents are wondering if appliances are the only damage. they are worried about the inside wiring. >> are we really safe in our house after the power surge? is our house going to burn up in a month from now. >> pg&e apologizes and make sure that everyone gets could compensated. this happened on wednesday and some people are still without air-conditioning. the contractor at hot line has not returned our calls. >> carolyn: now, to massive fire in richmond. it appears a corroded pipe might be to blame. they released a preliminary finding yesterday. federal inspectors called the fire one of the most serious incidents in recent years. they inspected the same section

of pipe and replaced the connector line because of corrosion. richmond residents want to know if more could have been done to prevent the fire. >> we've had, how could that not be monitored? >> this is part of an ongoing investigation. for on us to comment on this report are premature. the facts will bear themselves out in a investigative process. >> carolyn: federal investigators plan to conduct more tests on the failed pipe this coming week. they are also asking chevron for last year's inspection records. >> chevron has told people filing liability claims they have to makes appointments after the walk-in center they set up closed unexpectedly. they said there were too many people wanting to file claims. they closed the doors an hour and 15 minutes early. some of those in line thought it was a way to prevent people from getting help even they are

promising to assist them. if you want to make an appointment call chevron's claim hot line. they have a toll free line set up. we have both the phone number and address for that center. nevan community center at abc7news.com under see it on tv. a pedestrian is dead after being struck by a taxicab in san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood. it happened around 7:00 last night eddy and larkin streets. a minivan hit the cab. the cab struck the pedestrian. the victim died after being rushed to san francisco general hospital. no one else was hurt. police are trying to determine if either of the drivers involved is going to be cited. tonight at 6:00 they'll be a candlelight vigil in vacaville for a 16-year-old girl who was killed in a set ski accident in

hawaii. she was riding a rented jet ski and authorities say she was only going about 10 miles an hour when an australian tourist slammed in to her from behind going more than 40 miles an hour on his jet ski. witnesses say 20-year-old was standing up on his seat just before the crash. he is now being charged with third degree negligent homicide and appeared in court on friday wearing a neck brace telling the judge he is very sorry for what happened. the stepfather is not convinced. >> the way i felt, he wasn't sorry for what he did to my child. he was more sorry that he was involved. >> he is being held on 100,000 bail. tonight's vigil is open to the public. it will take place in vacaville andrews park. >> a new wildfire east of fresno

has forced the evacuation of 200 homes. it's burning on highway 168 in fresno county. that is on the way to shaver lake. this morning the fire is just 20% contained. about 400 firefighters face hot, dry conditions in steep rocky terrain. they are getting help from four air tankers and two helicopters. straight ahead on the first day of republican presidential candidate mitt romney's running mate. paul ryan goes on the attack. >> and the outside lands music festival winds up today but some neighbors are not fans of the weekend long concert.

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>>. >> carolyn: this morning relief efforts are underway in iran after two strong earthquakes jolted the country yesterday morning, they struck 11 minutes apart in eastern province about 200 miles northwest of tehran. officials now say at least 250 people are dead. more than 2,000 injured. there have been several aftershocks and many people are staying outside worried that more buildings may crumble. they usually experience one earthquake every day, a small one because the country is located on seismic fault lines. >> republican presidential candidate mitt lomdz and his newly announced running mate, wisconsin congressman paul ryan are beginning their bus tour this morning. they will start off in north carolina with the campaign stop

scheduled in just less than an hour. 10:00 they will stop at high point, north carolina and then go to wisconsin later tonight. yesterday romney told his supporters why he feels ryan is the right man for the job. >> he has taken our party and with his intellectual leadership to make sure that we focus on values and fight for things we believe in. >> president obama is not going to be able to run for reelection on his record because it's a terrible record. he didn't moderate. he stayed hard left. hope and change has now become attack and blame. >> carolyn: you can see the 42-year-old seventh term congressman is wasting no time going on the offensive against president obama. he advocates major cuts in federal spending and changes to medicare. he and his wife jana are the

parents of three children. of course, vice presidential choice for mitt romney is going to be the topic coming up at 8:00 on this week. george stephanopolous has tim pawlenty and obama senior advisor david axelrod. don't miss it at 8:00 right here on abc7. legendary singer stevie wonder is headlining the outside lands music festival. it draws about 65,000 fans every day. as sergio quintana tells us, not everybody who lives nearby supports this annual event. ♪ ♪ >> metallica took the main stage. they are one of the reasons why thousands of people pack the

polo fields. >> i can't wait to see metallica. >> this the fifth year. it sold out, 65,000 tickets each day. some makes say the noise and congestion that comes along with the three-day event is too much to deal with. >> it will come through where i can fee it vibrated go the floorboards of my house. >> they continue to raise concerns. each year outside lands moves into golden gate park. some of the neighbors leave for the weekend. this year 5,000 more tickets were sold per concert day than last year. >> they have no access to bart. they have no access to caltrain or to the ferry. we have absolutely no parking. we're in a quiet residential neighborhood. why on earth we have tens of thousands of people pouring into the event. >> promoters say they have worked hard to make sure the festival is minimal inconvenience as possible.

>> a lot. idea of what we're doing to mitigate the impact has come from the neighborhood groups themselves. >> reporter: there is increasing parking enforcement and more tow trucks to clear congested driveways. 12,000 tickets were sold in the surrounding zip codes there are plenty of neighbors that support the event. >> it's a big deal. it brings a lot of people here. it brings a lot of money to the neighborhood and to the city. >> the continuing popularity of outside lands, the promoters can attract big names in entertainment. neil young head lined. last night metallica, today stevie wonder takes the stage. and you saw those people bundled up. lisa argen is here, will they have to do it again today? >> somewhat.

we'll have the sun and temperatures in the 60s. how about 105 yesterday for livermore airport. we're going to bring it down just a couple degrees. here is a look at the fog this morning not making its way -- east bay and cloudy in san jose. details on the rest of the weekend and a little cool down coming your way this week. >> carolyn: also next, city of petaluma is rejoicing this morning. their baseball team is heading to the little league world series. last night's big victory had one of the strangest endings. mike shumann has the highlights coming up in sports. we have three more people we want to thank this morning for taking part in the abc7 sleep train dream campaign. we've got kevin from san francisco. noelle of san ramon and monte of san mateo. just like us on facebook right now and one dollar will be donated to the sleep train

>> carolyn: we are smiling and laughing because the weather is going into a cooldown and neither one of us likes it when it gets hot. >> lisa: we know where to go to get that relief. lots of fog out there right now. bay bridge looks pretty gray and airport delays, an hour and 38 minutes.

tahoe, beautiful shot. temperature right around 50 degrees with a high of 86 today at south lake. just a slight chance of a thunderstorm. better chance tomorrow in the northern sierra. we're looking at mile and a half visibility from half moon bay. northwest wind from the roof camera and that is just allowing for the fog to make it over into the east bay. we have cloudy skies in mountain view and san jose this morning. live doppler 7-hd is quite but quiet. we are looking at thunderstorm in the mountains and far southern monterey county. by the middle to the end of workweek, we could see some of that subtropical moisture from the remnants of hurricane head our way. changes are stacking up out there. 48 in sanity rose. 61 there yesterday, 105 degrees. we're going to come down a couple of degrees.

not too significant. we're going to hold off to the middle of the week. mid-50s oakland and san carlos with 60 in mountain view right now. areas of fog from the peninsula, marin, sonoma into the neither east bay. we will be looking for cooler conditions around the coast. north bay valleys will get more of a southerly surge. that should cool you off around marin and parts of sonoma. we'll look for the cooler weather into the inland valleys mainly tomorrow through the middle of the week. big ridge of high pressure continues to bake much of california with heat indices from 103 to 110 degrees. we'll see more of a marine push come tuesday and wednesday. for today, outside lands featuring lots of clouds until 12:00 hour, then low to mid 60s. fog rolls in by late afternoon. it will be foggy and cool

tonight. jazz festival, couple degrees cooler. 89 in san jose. 86 degrees. 75 at 7:00. san francisco once again today, upper 60s under sunny skies at at&t park. so really a nice afternoon. numbers dropping into the mid 60s by about 4:00. across the bay, 75 in oakland. 70 some of these numbers right around average but tri-valley communities that really excessive heat ten degrees above average. 83 in fremont. upper 80s santa rosa. last day of the sonoma county fair with 60 in half moon bay. 66 in monterey. accu-weather seven-day forecast, one more day of excessive heat inland and slowly cooling temperatures with more gray in the early morning hours. better see sea breeze in the afternoon and that will bring numbers back toward average by the middle of the week. talk about some of the

subtropical moisture. it could be interesting next weekend. >> carolyn: thank you. coming up at 7:00 is "good morning america." ron clayborn a san francisco native is joining us live from new york to tell us what you are working on. i assume it's a lot about paul ryan. >> oh, yeah. absolutely. coming up on gma, let the race begin. romney-paul ryan ticket starts the tour but how does ryan change the ballot. how is ryan able to travel across the country in secret? inside story is also coming up. remember the olympics. last day of the london games and we are leading in the medal count. could anyone catch up? looks like michael phelps is enjoying his retirement. he has hit the beach. a heartwarming photo goes viral.

one man eases his sleep dog to sleep like this. >> and an alligator latches on to his trainer, his arm at a county fair. this morning we'll talk to the man who almost lost his arm. it's all coming up on "good morning america," i heard you say that petaluma is going to be little league world series. best of luck to petaluma. >> we're very excited about that. do you miss the bay area? >> i really do. i'm a big giants' fan. go giants! >> carolyn: all of that. thank you, ron. we'll look for you a at 7:00 this morning. right now we are checking out sports. barry zito starts for the giants against the rockies and the runner game of the weekend series. today as we are were just talking about. petaluma national little league team is flying to pennsylvania for the little league world

series after winning the west regional in southern california. here is shu with all the highlights in this morning's sports. good morning. noise you heard from the north bay was the city of petaluma was going crazy as they beat hawaii to advance to the little league world series. hawaii is the foe. little does he know aloha means goodbye. smith singles to center giving california the 2-1 lead. little league plays six innings. this goes to the wall. two runs score. before the next pitch, petaluma, the runner misses the bag and they get the out. it's too close to call. it doesn't matter. one run away, petaluma wins 7-5 and will represent the west against fairfield, connecticut. >> a's and white sox, and johnny

geomgs that kick started them. white sox roar back. this is gone. who says baseball wasn't a dangerous spot. they are celebrating. former giant a.j. one run scores. they are up 7-6. a's took their turn, jonny gomes see! that tied the game. brandon tomorrow's with a shot down the line. just fair. gomes added an r.b.i. single in the ninth. a's won it 9-7 and still in the play. >> i got a lot of memories in the big leagues. i've been in the world series and playoffs. those little league memories are pretty special and i'm excited for those guys. >> giants and rockies. matt cain helped with an r.b.i.

in the second. there is no better player in the league than buster posey. eight home runs including this shot. 4-0 g-men. cain was solid. striking out six including hernandez. angel pagan was heating up. two r.b.i. triple. giants win big, 9-3 and now a game up on the dodgers who lost to the marlins. >> earthquakes won 2-1 last night. coming up inside look what is being called the world's largest recycling center in the south bay. we'll show you the state of the art technology it's using. >> and i'm nannette miranda in sacramento. bullied teens talk to state lawmakers if the anti-bullying laws aren't working in many

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>>. >> carolyn: welcome back. state lawmakers want to know if anti-bullying laws are working. now, they are heading to the classroom to find out. nannette miranda has the details of a new audit in schools all over california. >> i was pushed around physically and i was called a lot of names. >> high school senior knows all too well what bullying is like despite tough anti-bullying laws in california. they feel schools are doing a poor job to help people like him. >> they never step in and how to handle the situation. >> the joint legislative audit

committee is finally doing something about it. assemblyman has gotten approval for an audit of every public school and every education center in the state to examine whether the bullying laws have been implemented. >> a survey in 2000 found that every year, more than 200,000 kids were harassed because they were gay or somebody thought they were. they point to the 15-year-old shooting death and suicide of 13-year-old as examples of how there might be some gaps. >> one student being bullied is too many. we've seen our students either commit suicide, murdered, we need to do everything we can to save every life. >> opponents say democrats shouldn't make state government interfere with local issues. >> they want to control bullies which isn't under the purview of government.

that is parents' responsibility. why don't they do an audit on why the educational system is failing. >> but an audit isn't important to kaylin. >> a lot of schools, i didn't find out about the laws until this year in april. >> it's expected to take nine months. nannette miranda, "abc 7 news". >> carolyn: the drinking water in martinez tastes and smells a little funny this morning but the contra costa water district says the problem should go away quickly. water officials say it's due to algae in the rest voluntarily. it sometimes grows there when the weather is hot. the water district has now treated the water and taste and smell should be back to normal soon. new this morning, marin county water officials are considering two plans to protect against wildfires on mount tamalpais by getting rid of evasive shrub that has threaten native plants.

one option is to use a controversial herbicide. it's been under study since it was suspended using it over health concerns. there is fears that it would leach in the reservoir and contaminate water supplies. they are considering a plan that does not use the herbicides but would cost much more to get rid of those pesky plants. marin independent journal reports the district plans to hire and environmental consultant this week to review the options. a new state of the art recycling facility is now operating in the south bay that promises to divert most of san jose's waste from landfills. it's billed as the world's largest. david louie takes us inside the milpitas plant. >> it is bigger and runs faster than any recycling center you have seen before. technology makes the difference. 170 people are needed to work

two shifts a day, they separate the waste. >> we apply light in the near infrared range to an object. each type of material has a unique signature. we are able to read that signature by using technology at very high speed. with we see the target material we are able to eject it. >> $55 million facility is financed by fees charged to 8,000 businesses. city officials say it's a cost-effective because reich go reduces what gets sent to landfill sites. >> the alternative would be having to haul our waste to distant landfill that would be very expensive and general raise more use of carbon fuels. >> reporter: right now 25% of the waste from san jose businesses gets diverted.

two years from now it will be 80%. residential waste will go up to 95%. plastic bottles and containers are part of the waste recycled here. they say a facility like this does not mean plastics can be recycled over and over. a plastic bottle is not going to be recycled into another plastic bottle but into something like carpet or some kind of textile. those things don't generally get recycled. >> this new facility is a major step forward if san jose implements the green strategy for the future. ultimate goal to divert hundred percent of it's a waste around turn it into energy. >> carolyn: coming up next, a true science wiz, a bay area woman who is trying to make basic science more user friendly. >> and here is a live look from

sutro cam showing you a heavy cloud layer. lisa argen will have your forecast in just a few minutes.

>> carolyn: many scientists will tell you we are learning so much so fast we are entering a golden age of knowledge but many of us are science illiterate. wayne freedman has the story of a woman who hopes to change that >> there they are making stuff inside the building. it's an assembly line. if you saw only the parts they might make you suspicious. >> the doctor knows all of them. she is the mastermind of this place. if her name sounds familiar you have seen it on every box they ship out of here. she is the brain behind science

wiz. >> did you envision this as a career? >> absolutely not. >> she planned on being a scientist and earned a ph.d. it led her to founding this company to teach kids through games. >> do you think it's more pleasing? i can't tell. >> it's a full-time job split between designing and manufacturing. her husband is in china working on new project called cool circuits. you get mozart. what is that? >> it's a puzzle game. ♪ >> reporter: she published her first kit back in 1995. it has sold millions of copies. she will tell you that making money was never her primary goal. >> you are covering of stuff that have either forgotten or

never learned. >> it links to website whether they buy it or not. kids friendly is part of it. >> this approach to science does not come about by accident. her friend ann einstein helps out. >> you are doing science here. i said i would love to do more science. when you get science things they never work. >> they work now and this hands on kits how to use batterys to power electric motors or drop pumice to see one kind of rock that float. or they drop tablets to simulate the force that move earth's tectonic plates. >> the salt plates are more dense and they go beneath below

continental plates. >> you lost me and i'm 58 years old. >> you sheed should read the book. >> maybe so because when it comes to science, mankind has learned quite a lot. some of mankind anyway. as for the rest of us don't blame dr. penny norman. wayne freedman, th have this. >> carolyn: science is lisa's strong suit, she is a meteorologist and needs to know all that stuff. >> vinegar and baking soda. that one, too. beautiful shot this morning. here is a view from mount tam. marine layer is still shallow. a little cooling. >> carolyn: also next, the odd life of timothy green. what this new disney film can teach kids about parents. >> a woman disputes an unknown charge on her credit card and it

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>> janelle: whenever you are oh the road you want a relyable vehicle but for one couple that a tall order but they travel in rv that third the length of a football field. here is michael finney with why they are having trouble keeping it in shipshape. >> in this looks very fine any next to gigantic. at 33 feet long it's ideal to travel with these big guys. >> we basically can pack up the dogs and go any time you want.

>> agnus is careful to protect the motor home. not only with this giant covering but with this extended service plan from good sam warranty. she has been paying $64 per month for the policy just in case something goes wrong. >> actually what happened the spring had broken. >> reporter: of course, something did go wrong. the jack that leveled the rv suddenly jammed and the bigger camper was leaning to one side. she took it directly to the repair shop and failed field claim for the repair. but something went wrong there, too. >> i didn't receive a letter that my warranty was cancelled. i couldn't understand why. >> good sam would not pay the claim saying she failed to pay the premium. ag nugs says not true. >> we can't found the money. i said how can you not find the money. >> there was paying mix-up when she saw an unfamiliar charge on her credit card statement. something called warranty

service plan charged her $70 for merchandise. she didn't recognize the amount. it turns out the charge was from good sam using a new name and charging a higher premium. >> every time i keep explaining my situation again. >> as soon as she realized it was good sam she paid the premium. still the company said her policy had been cancelled. agnus kept pointing to this document showing that it did go through but no response. >> i'm going to channel 7 because i'm not getting anywhere with this. >> we contacted good sam which took her indication to the board of directors. finally the company agreed to reinstated the policy. the situation originated when she disputed the automatic monthly payment putting her poi8 past due and ultimately cancelled. once we became aware of the situation we worked with the credit card company and ensured

that the claim was paid. soon after, she received this check for $237. >> i just really want to thank "7 on your side" because i know without your help i would still be. >> i would like to thank good sam for accepting out to this case. if you have a problem with a warranty or anything else, let me know about it. go to abc7news.com. >> carolyn: the san francisco 49ers will hold a public during the fan fest at candlestick park. the park opens at 11:30 this morning and in between fans can sample the game day amenities and food and beverage booths. a live performance by a band and meet-and-greet autograph centers. tickets are available for five

dollars on the 49ers website. kids 12 and under do not need a ticket. >> and this season you'll be able to catch the 49ers and raiders. it's thursday night football. 49ers against seattle on october 13th and raiders against broncos on december 6th. right here right now, my friend, meteorologist lisa argen with your full accu-weather forecast. >> we've got plenty of clouds around the city. fan fest later on and sunshine, it will take until late morning. temperatures will slowly warm you up. plenty cloudy from santa cruz with temperatures in the mid to upper 70s and closer to home. roof camera pretty darn cloudy with the marine layer at about thousand feet. we've got clouds from san francisco to oakland, mountain view, san jose up towards santa

rosa. temperatures around the bay today to be fairly similar, although numbers are going to cool back a little around the bay today. that is because of more of a sea breeze. the sea breeze will be more confined to north bay communities. right now live doppler 7-hd showing a quiet started. we are getting a southerly wind that will allow for the areas around marin to cool off a little more. it's when this big ridge breaks down we can spread the cooling to the east. mild in mountain view, cloudy skies. 61 in livermore. concord at 56. yesterday you were about 98 degrees. areas of morning fog and we'll look for cooler temperatures anywhere from 2-4 degrees cooler around the coast and bay. still looking at sun this afternoon in the city. in fact it will be nice for the giants game, cooler as we head into the workweek.

we'll have to wait another day for the ridge to slide further to the east. it's just pushing into our east bay valleys. we've got a heat indices over 110 degrees in san joaquin valley. inland valleys, starting out tomorrow we're going to take the edge off the heat. around the bay, temperatures today will be not much different because we'll still have numbers flirting with hundred. if you head towards sacramento, 105 in, thunderstorms in sierra nevada with 102 in yosemite. if you are headed in the city it will be cloudy to start off. the sun will pull through the clouds around golden gate park. temperatures will be in the low 60s. there fog rolls back in by early afternoon and we'll look for upper 50s and a cool evening with mid-50s by about 10:00. back home in the south bay, last day for the jazz festival, temperatures will be just about

as warm, maybe a degree or two cooler in san jose. numbers in the mid to upper 70s. 82 in mountain view. 67 around at&t park. sfran 86 in sonoma, last day of the fair. notice still the heat well to the north. near east bay should be a nice looking afternoon berkeley, 74. 84 in fremont. temperatures today in livermore, just a couple degrees cooler but still pretty hot. concord 94, walnut creek in 90s and 76 in watsonville. they will have to wait another day until you get more relief inland. down to the low 90' by mid-week. it's coming but not as quick as we would like. opening in theaters on wednesday the fantasy drama.

odd life of timothy green. it's from abc's parent company walt disney. don sanchez got an early peek at inspirational film about a child who may be too perfect. ♪ ♪ >> jennifer and joel play a married couple. they withdraw fox in their backyard. after a dark and stormy night they get a surprise. >> not quite like other kids. >> rooted you might say. >> it's funny and emotional and poignant. directed and written by peter hedges. they are promoting the film and met with us here. >> joel came in and first time

he was alone and my mom lived here a number of years. we both have a fondness for this place. >> family is important in the film. >> maybe people will stop for a moment and say thanks for you what did for me today. >> for those of us that hold on to resentments and disappointments in our parents maybe, this film will help you see and understand and appreciate parents in a new way. >> it's such a minefield, my parents got everything right but it's interesting as a child you can interpret it in a certain way. >> they shot in georgia in cold of winter. movie magic that they hope will translate to box office magic. his career is taking off. he will be in a show with leonardo dicaprio this christmas

don sanchez, "abc 7 news". >> carolyn: up next, it happened again, a chimpanzee gets loose for the second time the in a month in las vegas. how the

>> carolyn: a chimpanzee who rampaged through a neighborhood last month has been captured for a second time. police were called just before 5:00 yesterday about the chi 'mp breaking free from the cage again. they used a tranquilizer dart. one of her co-owners it's possible someone intentionally let her out. she got loose last month with her mate buddy. police had to shoot and kill buddy. this time she was tranquilized

with a dirt zblart a prankster continue to baffle police in the pacific northwest and folks don't know if they are seeing at work of a vandal or an artist. khiblg this out. somebody has stacked the picnic tables into a pyramid. they topped it with warning lights you find perched on construction barriers. he has struck four times in recent weeks. park officials say it's expensive to unstack the tables because they have to bring a forklift and cherry picker. let's get a final check of the accu-weather forecast. >> we have a southwest wind this afternoon. that will change to north bay valleys. still hot but not as hot in concord. 98 in livermore. 86 in san jose. a lot of events going on around the bay with pretty warm weather inland. 95 in gilroy. more cooling again tomorrow.

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