>> terry: in the news this saturday morning, it's cleanup time in the mission district after vandals take to the streets for a second night. stranger danger and not one but three warnings going out to parents. i'm terry mcsweeney. let's start with a quick first look at the weather. here is lisa argen with the very first you a number forecast. >> lisa: here is the view from mount tam. you see the marine layer at about 800 feet. it won't be influencing the area very much, not only to today but the next several days. but it will keep a low profile and temperatures warm quickly today. we're in the 40s and 50s so it's cool at the coast. by noontime, we should be 60 at the coast and mid-70s inland and we are on the way to the warmer day for the weekend, mid 60s at

the shoreline, near 90 livermore valley and evening hours, more fog and sea breeze that is going to lead to a cooler sunday. i'll tell you how cool in a little bit. >> terry: this morning, several san francisco businesses are cleaning up after a second straight night of vandalism by protestors upset over a police shooting that occurred on thursday night. police lined up outside the police station to protect it after it was vandalized thursday night. 40 demonstrators threw things at police and one officer was injured. they damaged several businesses including a paint ball attack that broke a restaurant window. several windows were smashed. no arrests. this was all part of a protest that was organized through social networking. they say they did shoot a 22-year-old man thursday night at 14th street. he was armed with a machine gun at the time. the man has a violent history.

we have learned that he has been convicted of a assault and robbery and refereed prison two weeks ago. >> school officials are alerting people of three incidents. kidnapping attempt at park side elementary. a stranger on campus at another elementary school and somebody offered alcohol to another school at bay side academy. they aren't sure if the three are connected. a nine-year-old girl says a man tried to abduct her. she want back to school and reported the incident. police swarmed the area but they were not able to locate the would be kidnapper. other incidents were reported at two other schools and parents were notified by phone. >> san mateo police department are s treating these investigations very seriously. they are pouring resources into the investigation around the clock. we are saturating all

playgrounds and parks and any other areas children may gather to ensure the safety of the community. we are asking the community to maintain a high level of observation at playgrounds, parks or anywhere that children might congregate. >> the would be kidnap ser described as a white male in his 20s or 30s with six feet tall and freckles and some facial hair. a jail lock down at san mateo women's krejs center has been lifted. it was prompted by two tuberculosis cases. they locked down a section of the facility to prevent a possible spread of the illness. two inmates were diagnosed with active cases of tb on tuesday. it was made more threatening by overcrowded conditions. women were isolated and taken to an outside facility for treatment. >> there is a sad ending to the search for a retired san francisco firefighter who disappeared during a train trip to canada.

the body was found yesterday by a railway worker in nebraska. 69-year-old san mateo man was traveling across country when he vanished on september 13th. amtrak officials believe he may have fallen from that train. family members are devastated but they say they are grateful for the supported they received during the search. >> a marin county man has died in a bizarre climbing accident in utah. a doctor lived in novato. he is retired neurosurgeon. he died on us is repelling down a canyon at zion national park. this is one climb he felt he had to make. he ended up stuck upside-down to a water fall. he couldn't free himself and his wife had couldn't help on the ground. by the time they reached him, he was dead. this morning a grass fire near a golf course is under

investigation. it burned about six acres and came close to homes as i can see. it broke out boundary golf course on vally vista road. nobody was hurt. it did not damage those houses. >> this morning a man who judged into the tiger exhibited at bronx zoo is hospitalized in critical condition. the 25-year-old man got into the enclosure by jumping off an elevated mono rail train that goes around the zoo. he was mauled by a tiger. >> tigers are extremely capable predators. what they typically do is grab a prey animal by the head or the back of the neck. it's over very quickly. the cat did not do this to this individual. it was the animal's response and we got there so quickly and used

a fire extinguisher to distracted him. >> the tiger did nothing wrong and will not be euthanized. >> it's autumn but they say west nile virus activity is showing no signs of slowing. they report more infected mosquitoes and birds and chickens are showing up in central contra costa county. it comes on two cases this year. pesticides and fogging will continue for mosquitoes. colder weather will take care of the problem eventually. >> health officials say they have found a bird infected with the west nile virus near san francisco city college. this is the third time in five years that an infected bird has been found anywhere in the city. to control it they are cleaning out storm drains and residents are being asked to get rid of

any stagnant water outside their homes. >> another piece of american history will be on display in san francisco a day after the space shuttle endeavour fly by. >> space shuttle was doing a victory lap, governor brown signed a bill to give the state commercial space

>>. >> terry: did you see it? the space shuttle endeavour making a flight over the bay area. thousands gathered around vista point on the have around the golden gate bridge. they were everywhere and they enjoyed two fly-bys the golden gate and. >> i was a bit emotional. i was teared up a little bit. it surprised me. >> terry: that is where ways yesterday. another woman had tears pouring down her cheek. so emotional about that. farewell flight will be one of the most memorable considering the shuttle traveled 120 million miles through space.

>> here is a live look at endeavour down near it's new home down around los angeles airport. it received a huge welcome. it will be there several weeks before it begins a 12-mile ground trek to the california space center where it's going to become a permanent exhibit. they have it all planned out. they have 400 trees cut down so it will fit through. our viewers took great pictures. john griffin sent this one. take a look at that. it's right over his neighborhood. we love this one. hangar one, moffett field, endeavour flying above and an eighth grader mailed us this picture passing close to a middle school in san francisco over in the north beach neighborhood. thanks to everyone who sent in pictures.

if you have some you would like to share, we would love to see the photos and videos. e-mail them to us at ureport. as all that was going on, governor brown was making space exploration a priority to california. as the space shuttle flew over the governor signed a bill that will make it easier for companies to fly you into space. nannette miranda has the story from sacramento. >> i had goose bumps all over my body. this is so exciting. >> hitching a ride above a jet, it crisscross add california in a tribute to all the workers that contribute to america's space shuttle program. now gathered everywhere to watch this historic moment. endeavour flew 25 missions and racked up 125 million miles. >> when are you going to do

something like this. >> after taking off from edwards air force base it made an appearance at major landmarks. it flew by the state capitol in sacramento and then it flew over golden gate bridge before heading to southern california passing by the santa monica pier. jose worked on six of the shuttle missions. >> it's a sense of accomplishment, it was emotional to see it. >> just before it flew by the state capitol, the governor signed a bill into law that gives a big boost to the space travel industry. under the law it gives pioneers companies immunity from liability if space flight passengers are injured on board. it's a move nasa applauds because it enables them to

concentrate on other missions. >> we expect commercial companies will be taking people go to space hotels, do other kinds of business. >> i would be on that thing in a heartbeat. to see our world from up there, it can't get any better than that. >> until then, fans can visit endeavour near downtown l.a. in several weeks. >> terry: there is another piece of history coming to the bay area today. the original handwritten copy of abraham lincoln's emancipation proclamation. it will be display on the 150th anniversary of the proclamation to end slavery. there is video here showing a printed copy of the document. the handwritten original is being shown by part of a collection where art and history meet. it's being shown at the first zion church at golden gate

avenue. it starts at 3:00 this afternoon. the church actively participated in the national under ground railroad during the 18 50s. lisa argen is here and there is no question about it, we're in fall. servicing different. >> lisa: roof camera shot is nice and sunny but we do have fog. it's below thousand feet. you can see the bay bridge where we're going to look for numbers on the other side of the bay in the 80s, even 90s. forecast is next. >> terry: also next, pablo sandoval getting hot at the right time as the giants magic number shrinks some

>>. we're looking at a live picture of the beach at santa cruz, surf city and it's officially autumn. i was talking to lisa argen moments ago for the forecast and how about 76 degrees today. 76 at the beach. that is pretty darn great. it should be a great day. >> new this morning, a large plastic storage bin is the first tsunami debris from japan to arrive in hawaii. they spotted the bin floating in the ocean on tuesday and yesterday japanese officials confirmed the bin is from

fukashima. it's the 12th piece to arrive in u.s. or canadian waters. the company it belonged to went out of business but recently started up back again. >> there were literally no friday night lights last night for the hayward high school football team. they had to play yesterday afternoon after somebody stole the wiring for the football fields lights, announcer's both. they say the lost revenue from the snack bar could mean the loss of a team next year. they usually make about $1500 per game and they are asking for donationss to make up for lots. lisa argen is here. autumn and new season has arrived and temperatures aren't

changing much? >> no, in fact some neighborhoods going up a little bit. we're nice and sunny right now. and in emeryville, cool temperatures, down the road in oakland, it's about 10 degrees cooler than you were yesterday morning. winds are light and talking about cool could coastal temperatures. sun sets at 7:06 and first day of autumn. yesterday we had upper 80s in concord and gilroy and today, once again, just as warm. in fact we could hit 90 in few outlying areas. live doppler 7-hd and cloud cover to the south and east of us. high clouds. low clouds are with us. marine layer is about 800 feet. just around the san mateo coast. here is the cool temperatures. santa rosa, 45. 49 in napa. mid 40s in half moon bay. up to 57 in livermore. a few high clouds. some patchy fog and fall is with us right now but the forecast for the next several days

including next week, mild to warm. we'll extend this right through looks like the end of the month. there are a couple of things that will change things up for the second half of the weekend. we're sitting between two systems. we have some of the high cloudiness. high pressure is to east of us in the rockies and we have clockwise flow around the high. low pressure to the north. it will bring up that stream of high cloudiness but we'll see a warm and sunny afternoon today. while numbers warm considerably today, this is not having much of an impact except bringing more low clouds tomorrow. temperatures get shaved off about 2-4 degrees across the bay. probably another very, very warm day except not record heat in reno. low 90s yesterday, 88 today. 97 in fresno and comfortable 70s along the coast with temperatures in the mid-80s.

campbell but los gatos upper 80s. 62 in pacifica. mountain view, 80 degrees. 68 downtown. looks for lots of sun from daly city to pacifica with 81 in petaluma and low on 90s up to ukiah. >> mid-70s today and san ramon valley, victory bike ride and livermore walk for education will be going on. a hot one there, not morgan hill and monterey jazz festival continues tomorrow, a little cooler and look for subtle changes mid-week staying true to the season with less of an influence with that marine layer each and every day. very, very dry. it's nice, it's comfortable but this time of year is a little touch and go with our weather. it may not matter at at&t

because the giants may have a chance to clinch. they lowered their magic number of 2 by beating the padres. here is larry beil with highlights. good morning. i was at luncheon with giants president and he did not want to talk about the playoffs or magic numbers or anything like that. doesn't want to jinx a thing but the playoffs will happen. magic number down to two. giants and padres, sparkys first giants game. chase hedley, 29th of the year, 1-0 padres. buster posey, single home marco scutaro. this is down the line and left,

crawford throws him out. bottom of the sixth, whatever is l pablo sandoval is eating right now i want some. he homers for the third straight game. giants win 5-1 and dodgers also won. giants can actually clinch tonight. >> melky cabrera will not accept the league batting title. he hit .346 but he is serving the 50 game suspension. he has taken the high road the award would be tainted if he won it. and a's had a great effort from starting pitcher, jared parker last night, this one decided in extra innings. it will show you it -- start with weird. suzuki is inside his jersey.

parker went 8 innings and how did he do that? yankees pitcher slumping but smoking in this game, 1-0 yanks. and brandon moss says no, crushed to the second deck. we're tied at 1. bottom of the tenth, martin pounds a fastball, good night, game over. 2-1 is the final. orioles won also so the a's are one game back for top spot. they are investigating the st. mary's basketball game for possible recruiting violations. it's not clear what specific violations they may have committed. st. mary's officials say they are cooperating with the probe. the gales is one of top programs on the west coast. all eyes are on the tiger woods mcllroy show down and jim furyk is the man to catch after two

rounds in atlanta. tiger shot his worst wound in east lake in 14 years. he is one under. six shots back. jim furyk looking for the first win of the year. six under, 64 and he is at 7 under leading by one. do not forget. college football right here. clemson versus florida state with a kickoff at 5:00 followed by "lexus after the game". have a great weekend. >> terry: coming up next on saturday morning news, why president obama is criticizing congress this morning. also mitt romney makes a brief appearance at a fund-raiser. and switzerland national rail company is accusing a

>>. >> terry: mitt romney released his tax returns for last year and they show he and his wife earned about $13.5 million and paid close to $2 million in taxes, that puts the rate at about 14%, just as that came out he made a brief appearance at a fund-raiser on the peninsula. he arrived by motorcade at strawberry hill estate for an

event hosted by george shultz and his wife and also meg when it man. >> we don't know what the romney plan is. i would love to hear it. i don't think they are going to tell us. so if they are going to go back to the bush era, we are in for a very scary time. >> barack obama doesn't know the difference between a general and admiral when he made a mistake last week or called a marine corpsman. he didn't get it. >> tickets cost up to hundred thousand dollars per couple. >> a frightening moment for mitt romney's wife anne as the plane had to make an emergency land can. it was at 40,000 feet when thick smoke filled the cabin. the pilot requested permission to land because of an electrical fire. nobody injured.

the plane landed safely. mrs. romney continued her flight to santa monica. >> president obama appeared at a rally in virginia, one of the eight battleground states. he will be in milwaukee, wisconsin and he is scheduled to stop in bay area on october 8th. >> new this morning, president obama is using his weekly address to blast members of congress for going home to campaign while they have been leaving unfinished business in washington he says they are more worried about their jobs and paychecks than they worried about yours. >> if they would have listened to you, they would have given 98% of small business north koreans a guarantee that taxes wouldn't go up next year by a single dime. it should have gotten done but republicans have refused to budge. they are holding tax cuts for americans hostage....

>> terry: one thing they did accomplish was to pass a bill keeping the federal government running beyond september 30th. >> apple fans finally got their hands on the iphone 5 yesterday. first person in line for the new iphone wasn't there for that. it was someone who paid $1500 to wait there for someone else. he started camping out on monday despite complaints about the new charger and map application, it has been a red hot seller. it is predicted they could sell as many as ten million iphones by the end of this weekend. apple started to collect their one billion copyright infringement against samsung there is apple did copying of its own. swiss federal railway said they hole the rights to the clock icon.

they say they are honored that mun day clock design. you see it on youtube and would be happy to let apple to use it except for a licensing fee. >> nurses are set to take a vote whether to take a three-day walkout. santa rosa press dem accurate was harden administration that the strike could start. the nurses face possible cuts under the new hospital's contracted proposal. hospital spokesman says the cuts in night may and pension benefits are not out of realm of what other employers are doing. union wants a 35% wage increase to keep pace with what some bay area hospitals pay nurses. >> coming up, prime time emmy awards and jimmy kimmel hosts it

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>>. welcome back everybody. it's 8:37 on saturday morning. we are looking at a live picture of lake tahoe, lake so big and beautiful it had to be shared by two state. down in our area, you really don't feel the christmas that is associated by some with fall but you can experience lake tahoe right now. 76 degrees and right now about 40 coming off of a low in the 30s. so 30s on up to 70s if you want to feel that more traditional or widespread feel of autumn, lake tahoe never a bad place to go. >> transportation department gave professor and students to see if they can change people's driving habits. it's very different from what you might have seen before.

news and transportation reporter heather ishimaru takes a look. >> this online game could be the solution to gridlock or a big part of it anyway. it's being tested by 2,000 faculty and staff and administration manager. a little tag on her windshield is scanned by equipment on poles. if she changes her commute time to off peak she earns points toward rewards like money or chance to play for more. >> you actually reward people for good behavior. >> it's called capri. electrical engineering and computer scientist had an idea when he realized some of the same principles on computer network could be applied to traffic. >> on the online world it's easy by capacity.

you can increase the capacity of the system. the real world it's not so easy. >> so instead, his team of students set out to change behaviors. he says congestion goes away if only 10-15% shift away from peak time. but rather than using it like higher tolls and more expensive parking, he offers the carrot. >> they can coexist. >> the rewards are threefold. she spends less time on the road and reduced stress and he has earned about $85 by shifting her day slightly earlier. >> maybe spend less time reading the newspaper in the morning. >> the team will soon be expanding to include bikers and walkers and put it on a cellphone app. the test goes until april next

year and who knows, it could be coming to your town. >> free driving programs for teens take place today and tomorrow to help make them smart drivers and help them eliminate distracted driving. it combines classroom construction with hands on driving exercises to teach defensive driving skills. sessions are offered through the alameda police department and alameda point naval air station, sessions are at 8:30 and 1:00 today and tomorrow. you have to register online ahead of time. lisa argen is here talking about not much difference between the temperatures. >> we're starting our warming already. that is a good thing. north bay valleys are chilly. look at the flag, a puff of a wind but that is about it. >> terry: i don't see the puff. >> lisa: later it will be up to

20 miles an hour. not even a puff. >> terry: also ahead, clint eastwood what he does best, next on the on the aisle review and generators a big help when power out. michael finney looks at the best good morning! wow. want to start the day with something heart healthy and delicious? you're a talking bee... honey nut cheerios has whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol. and it tastes good? sure does! right... ♪ wow. delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy.

>>. >> terry: 8:43 the time is right now.

live picture toward san francisco and east bay. you can see the haze out there. whatever you see between you and the sunshine is not going to be there for a long, we're going to have a clear day everywhere in the bay area. i got that from impeccable source from lisa argen. >> a company is shutting down wind field farm. the latest was wednesday when the it stalled for 20 riders trapping riders. this was the 2nd malfunction there in the past two weeks. riders were stranding in parks on ohio and north carolina and virginia and ontario, canada. nobody has been injured. new this theaters, trouble clint eastwood plays the part of

a baseball scout. here is don sanchez. >> clint eastwood, he doesn't talk to a chair but he does mumble and a body part i can't mention. he is losing high school eye sites. they want to replace him using computer technology against clint's instincts. >> you don't know anything about the game. >> and money ball film and guess who wins. the daughter is partner in law firm. then she meets up with dad and they have issues. >> he sent me away. >> i don't need your help. >> and justin timberlake as a younger version of clint that wants to do play by play.

>> this film is simplistic. it's like a made tv movie with pg-13 language. >> nice to see him back. even though he is a grumpy old man. it's nice to see the father daughter thing worked. justin timberlake, i think his voice is too high. i think every baseball fan will want to see it. i asked clint's chair, how much popcorn to give it, it says almost three-quarters of a bucket. we'll see you on the aisle. >> terry: emmy awards are tomorrow night right here, late night talk show host jimmy kimmel. kristen sze got a chance too talk with him. >> i'm more than a little nervous.

by show time i will be very nervous and hopefully i won't be an emotional wreck mid show. i'm dealing with nerves right now. >> what do you look forward to as far as hosting this? you have hosted a lot of award shows, what is interesting about the emmies? >> it's interesting because it's television tributing television on television. you've got -- it's like triple the television that you normally get. you got all the tv stars in one room together which is kind of fun to see. then they get awards. >> is there going to be a lot of making fun of your favorite friends? >> there will be some fun. nothing too crazy. they'll be some good-natured ribbing as we call it. >> the coverage starts tomorrow afternoon at 2:00 with on the

red carpet special. followed by the arrivals and emmies at 5:00 and on encore presentation at 8:00. lisa argen is here talking about the forecast. i was excited about the tahoe, lows in the 30s. >> lisa: you were talking about fall. >> summer is my favorite season, it's an emotional moment. >> lisa: we'll move on. >>. >> terry: let me regroup. >> lisa: we do have fog out there from mount tam. this is confined to the coast now. by the afternoon, it will go away. we'll see sunshine everywhere today. beginning very cool in our north bay valleys and half moon bay, in the 40s. live doppler 7 hd right now where looking for any sort of precipitation. we had some high clouds

yesterday and today, maybe a few high clouds but overall mostly sunny sky. here is a look at the numbers. 54 in can as well as concord. 57 is the warmer location as is fairfield and antioch, cool 40s resulting day after day. we will be looking at another chilly night but with low clouds spread across the bay. few high clouds but it's going to feel like summer especially today. even when the temperatures come up or go down, it's going to stay mild to warm for the weekend but into next week and the end of september is next sunday. we're not looking at any big dramatic changes as of yet. you know day to day things do change. we are looking right now at bay area in between systems, high pressure to the east and low pressure to the north. what that means, we are pretty much stuck in this weather regime which features a few high

clouds. by tomorrow the low treks on to the north and east. it will bring some clouds around here. slightly cooler weather. we'll wait on the sunshine a little bit. the numbers will be out of the 90-degree range in the livermore valley. probable out in the mid 80s in the santa clara valley, but today that is exactly what we're going to see. warm numbers remain for much of lake tahoe. fire danger is always this year. 89 in yosemite and we're very dry statewide. 93 in sacramento. back home, look at all the 80s. sunnyvale, 80 and 80 in milpitas. 82 in los altos. on the coast, low to mid 60s this afternoon. a little warmer today in the city, upper 60s and warmer here from marin to sonoma to napa with mid 80s in calistoga. alameda county, 70s here. out to the livermore valley, 80s

and upper 80s for walnut creek. widespread low 90s in morgan hill. 65 in monterey. fog is clearing throughout the coast right now. they have partly cloudy skies in monterey earlier and we are looking at beautiful nephew. in fact numbers will be couple degrees above normal except for around san francisco where we're looking at upper 60s. average high is about 70. game is 63. 57 at about 10:00 with few patches of fog. sea breeze kicks up today and it will be breezy but notice the numbers are staying rather stagnant through the week and very little fog. >> terry:, generators are an easy way to keep lights on but there are several options to choose from. michael finney takes a look at the choices and one you need to use with caution. >> more and more people like vincent are convinced its worth

to buy a power generator. >> once you lose power for any period of time you don't need any reason to get a generator, you'll get one. >> reporter: but which one. they tested generators ranging from n price $700 to $3,000. some are portable and others are stationary. they tested by hooking up to appliances and lights. generators run time depends on the type of fuel they use. >> most models were pretty much the same, 8-10 hours. however, when we looked at propane models they went through a tank of propane in about 4-6 hours. >> whichever you choose, you'll need plenty of fuel on hand and transfer switch to safely hook up the generator. it can run up to $900. stiah ear generators are more convenient, run on natural gas

and started automatically in a power outage. >> you want to power your whole house, a large generator would be better, power things like stove, drier and stuff like that. >> reporter: among stationary generators, the jerak 5837 at best buy. it costs $1800 plus installation. consumer reports recommend a portable model, it will keep your basic necessities going for $67000. >> if you use a portable generator, they say this, important caution, more than 100 people a year die from carbon monoxide produced by them. to be safe, never run a generator inside a garage or shed. always run it as far as possible from your house, ideally 10-15 feet and away from any windows or doors.

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>> a new type of gadget that puts 3-d images right at your fingertips. there it is. they are working on device on a screen that physically moves to show 3-d image. if you are looking at map. it twists to show hills or buildings. it has a surface about half the size of a standard tablet and has nine individual screens that can move up or down. scientists say the device could eventually consist of hundreds or thousands of tiny casinos and be use for maps or anything. it's being reduced at the conference in san francisco today. what the weather going to be like today. [ laughter ] >> terry: that is what i want to know. >> lisa: lots of sun out there. we have fog out there. you know the numbers are looking like summer, 60s around the coast and near 90 inland and

slightly cooler tomorrow. little more in the way of fog but warming up on monday. a little cooler tuesday. wednesday, slightly warmer on thursday and i could go on and on, ends next weekend looking very similar to what we have now. >> terry: thanks very much. thanks for joining us on the abc saturday morning news. we continue at 4:00 p.m. we wanted to remind you about the alarm clock app