>> ama: they set sail the paddle boat to retrieve a football from the bay. >> family and friendses are remembering a los altos hill marine who was killed in afghanistan. matthew ma -- was shot and killed during combat operations. we're live in mountain view. >> this memorial service continues here at st. francis oomph it's been going now for three hours. it should include a full honor guard service, which should include as well a military aircraft flyover. this is where matthew graduated from high school in 2001 and then went on to join the ma screens his latest assignment as a marine captain was training afghani soldiers. hundreds 0 of people packed into the auditorium. i was allowed to watch some of the ceremony.

a marine general talk about the kind of work the captain was doing. he had served four tours, two in iraq, two in afghanistan, but his youngest brother, marty, provided some of the more touching and lighter moments, the humorous recollections of his older brother. we talked to his father, shortly after this son was killed this month. he said it was at the hands of someone his son thought was an afghan y security first member. the afghan asked for a meeting and then opened fire, killing him and two other marines as they ate dinner now. the captain is a decorated marine and it is likely a lot of people are her to show support for him and his family as well. he is the son of a santa clara judge and a state appellate court justice. there are several hundred people here and it's been going for three hours.

>> ama: now to the developing story we first brought you at 5:00. an arrest has been made in a bizarre hit and run in santa rosa, police say a man chased and then intentionally ran over a cyclist. now, we should have a photo of the there's the vote of the victim for you. nick smith is live with the latest developments in the story. nick? >> reporter: the victim in all of this tells me that police worked really hard to solve this case. they took him seriously from the start and he is extremely grateful for that. today police made an arrest of an 81-year-old man they say he is responsible for a violent hit and run that left a man seriously injured. >> i was scared for my life. >> reporter: gerard is happy to be alive. >> he could have continued and run right over me if he had chosen to do so. >> reporter: this shows his wrist with a knew titanium plate. one of several injuries suffered

after being intentionally run down, chased on to a golf course and struck from behind. on wednesday he was riding on highway 12 like he had done so many times before. >> reached a critical point of frustration between motorists and cyclists and almost like an epidemic level. >> reporter: police say in the past two years there has been an increase in the number of cyclist of the smoke county roadways. since may five civilists have been killed. investigators are note to say there is an increase begins assaults on riders but they say the victim was targeted. >> people don't see you as human. >> then tied an arrest was made. a witness who had been the victim of similar burst of road rage bay man fitting the same description has the man who hit this victim was identified. his professional carbon fiber bike is ruined. it will cost him thousands to repair it. he has injuries that will take weeks to heal but he isn't angry. >> it's going to be weird when

the day comes i'm able to ride, if i'm going to get on the road bike or just stay in the park. >> reporter: police are convinced the have their man. they have identified damage to the suspect's car and debris attached to the undercarriage that is toint to where the victim was struck. >> ama: right now san francisco police are looking for whoever shot a man found on a muni bus. the bus was at third street and gillman avenue in the bay view district when the victim was found. police aren't sure if the man was shot on the bus or had already been wound ud when he boarded. the victim is in the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. police released the photograph of man arrest for a fire near palo alto. play say the man intentionally set last week's fire at the preserve. he has been detained on the day of the fire but was released until they could get more information. he is being charged with five counts of felony arson.

>> a violent high risk sex offender is back in kurt. derrick sanders was found panhandling in san francisco's fisherman's wharf. he was being held in a lock unit at the mental health facility. cal osha is not commenting after the agency's lead investigator into the chevron refinery fire openly criticized federal investigators on the case. on his personal facebook page he accused them of bias, media grand standing and misleading the public. most of the comments have been removed. cal osha and the safety board are preebb serving the accident site until investigations continue. an oakland elementary school slated for closure this year is instead surviving as a charter academy. the charter academy held an open house. school officials promised a rig louse and challenging curriculum, using

state-of-the-art software. the principal says every student will get the attention he or she needs. >> a high performance of inning -- english language warners, and time is the most valuable asset we have, time. >> the school is currently enrolling kindergarten through sixth graders and will expand to eighth graders. >> a thousand donated backpacks loaded with school supplies are given to children. at our abc listens meeting in concord, aparts said there was need for backpacks and school supplies for needy children. if your group would like to team up with abc-7 to host our next meeting ex-go to our web site still to come, family trip turns into a high-speed chase for a father of four. and, a fashionable twist on safety. how this unique helmet could

help save a life. >> the new benefits of coffee. it could help you live longer and healthier. >> leigh: looks like inland communities will cool down next week. a look ahead at theor

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>> closed captioning brought to >> a wild ride for a family of nix utah. police pulled the man over suspected of drunk driving but he took off. the van speeds through traffic and reaches speed of up to 115 miles-per-hour. when police finally stopped him a second time they discovered the man had his wife and four kids in the car. the driver said he was trying to take his family to hollywood. two teenage brothers from gilroy just completed a bicycle ride across america to raise money for blind athletes. they pedaled the final strength of their 3,865-mile trek across america to san francisco's presidio. >> the first two weeks we were about to go out. but then we had to come home,

anyway. >> you always bring stuff when you push yourself to the limits, and there was many instances in the trip where we had to do that. >> good for them for finishing. they spent 7 7 days on the road to help the blind judo foundation. >> a new helmetes turning heads, an invisible bike helmet. it's hid inside the collar and works like an air bag, automatically inflating during a crash. you can see it fully inflated on the right. but the fashion-forward design comes at a hefty cost. it costs $600. just ahead, hockey fans try to sing their way to the big leaks. plus, the morning cup of joe could do more than wake you up. it can help you live longer. a beautiful saturday outside. see 0 some of that marine layer. what is in the store for tomorrow? leigh glaser has the forecast when we return. >> mike: i'm mike shumann taking

you back to memory lane where the 2002a's who set an american league record with 20 straight

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dozen of illnesses have been linked to can't lopes contaminated with salmonella. state and federal health officials tracked it back to southwestern indiana. some good news for coffee drinkers, harvard researchers found evidence that coffee can help prevent type 2 diabetes and parkinsons' disease. the greatest benefits appear to be in people who drink two to three cups a day. hundreds took advantage of free health screenings in east oakland today. the allen temple baptist church hosted the 35th annual health fair. organizer promoted the event with the slowing -- slogan, with the body is your temp. >> hundreds of people are getting blood pressure checks, oral health screenings, dietary screenings, other kinds of screenings for medical conditions. >> ama: alameda yack and --

county and several communities announced plans for a permanent clinic. >> please join us for a half hour special called "just like me." sheryl jennings will take you inside the taylor family foundation's camp arroyo in livermore. it provides free camp for children with life tulaneing or life-alter conditions. you will meet camper and thursday inspiring people who make it happen. >> the bay area's newest professional sports franchise held an open tryout but the scouts weren't looking for new players. ♪ >> ama: so cute. several folks sang the star spangled banner at pier 39 and home to be one of the six chosen to sing our national anthem behalf hockey game at the cow

palace. dan was one of the judges and enjoyed a sunny day. >> leigh: what an angel. >> ama: adorable. >> leigh: a little sunshine out there, too. of course now the low clouds and fog are moving in but the good news for those in the inlandland location 90s's day. all eyes on santa cruz right now. century 74 degrees. the wind has started to pick up. earlier today we had a chance of some isolated sprinkles expected across the bay area. much of that stayed well to the west, just picking up the remnantses of some of the subtropical or monsoonal moisture through the sierras. so a lot of lightning strikes. as the sun goes down, these will move on out. but at least for the next hour or so we'll continue to hear

some rumbles. the bay area, the fog bank just stacking up near the coast. you can see it making its way to the golden gate bridge, and what's helping it move inland or strong westerly winds. sfo, 20 miles-per-hour gusts in oakland. in the valley, 20, novato, 17. and northwesterly, san jose, 15 miles-per-hour. so, pretty good indication that the onshore wind component will be with us for the next few days. highs today, 86. san rafael. 63, san francisco. check out the 079s inland. concord, 92. antioch, 95. a mild day in san jose with 81. right now still have 90 in antioch. compared to 58 degrees in san francisco, and santa rosa right now, as well as napa, 77 degrees. well continue with the low clouds near the coast and bay. maybe a little mist and drizzle there. mild day inland. clouds near the coast, and next week, america's cup.

we're going to have breezy conditions for the sailorsle. 54 was the low in san francisco. 58 the low in san jose. and speaking of low. it was this low pressure system here that brought us those showers. some of the monsoonal moisture. it is kicking out towards the northeast and the showers will move east and that will allow the onshore winds to pick up. maybe some mist and drizzle near the coast and bay. we'll have to deal with that tomorrow morning. here's a look at the highs. bring things down a little bit inland thanks to the westerly winds, 7891 -- 91 antioch. tomorrow, patchy sunshine. 55, 80 for san jose, and look for santa cruz tomorrow, coming down a bit, 76. >> the next seven days ahead, get read for a cooling trend. inland, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, inland temperatures in the 80s.

70s around the bay, and even some 60s at the coast. and of course, the -- the ships -- the racing yachts -- >> mike: catamarans. league log thank you very much. >> ama: he is the sports man. >> mike: a little baseball? the a's are celebrating the ten year reunion of money ball. manager art howell here to enjoy the fess stilts although he was happy they we hey was portrayed in the movie. scott hatterberg joining him. they players were elim it indiana by the twins and that's still fresh oregon their minds. >> a great streak. i wish we could have done more. a great team effort. a great run. it was an experience that is hard to explain unless you're in the locker room and it was a bonding thing. >> winning games was awesome. i think if you ask any of the guys that lost in the first

round to minnesota just really put a damper on everything. definitely time get to the world series. >> niners and texans. players trying to solidify their place on the roster. the andres has one on a five-state, seven-team run, mostly on practice squads. he had four tackles two sacks in the 49ers' preseason game. this may be the year he makes the final rosser as a backup. >> i think a lot of him as a football player and as a person and a guy and very talented, hard-working guy, who you can count on. he's a count on me guy. really happy for the way he is playing. >> mike: eric got his first start tonight. the niners lead houston.

we'll have updates at 11:00. golf u.s.a. amateur being held the cherry hills course in colorado. cal has two players in the semis, hag yi and weaver. michael weaver with his dad as his caddie. came in as the 60th seed, dominating justin thomas, three straight birdies to start the day and then this 50-footer on eight. puts him up four. weaver's teammate as cal, brandon hag yi, didn't fare as well. needed this put to keep it going. fox moves on the championship, winning -up. weaver with the six-fortunate & on 16 to win it. got it. will play 36 holes. >> the third run of the wyndham championship. the last championship before the fedex. clark, his approach on the par-4 11th. comes off the hill nicely.

a beilein on -- beeline on the cup. dufner in the mix. 7-under 63. birdies like that. two back of sergio garcia, and hasn't won since 2008. 4-under 66. 14-under on the tournament. our leader heading into sunday's final round. >> tennis, the western and southern open in cincinnati, the final tuneup before the u.s. open. fed won the first state and a great forehand winn on match point. federer wins in straight sets. djokovic and del o'to in the other semi. djokovic gets revenge on del potro. on match point, djokovic. he faces federer. maybe a little u.s. opens final eview.

>> giants in san diego, a's holding cleveland and complete 49ers highlights at 11:00. >> ama: we do want to thank more of the people who contributedded to the sleep train foster cream kids campaign. foster from car loss, and susan, and chynna from san francisco. like us on facebook and one dollar is donated for every like we get. >> just as the hunger games hits dvd, there's a new honor for the best-selling trilogy. the magical series the

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series and they harry potter books have seven books. already outsold them on amazon. and the dvd of the hunger games came out yesterday, i believe, and sold out. >> mike: my daughter just read the book. captioned by closed captioning services inc.

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