>> good morning, everyone. i'm katie marzullo. here's a quick good look toe weather. here's lisa argen. >> good morning. we are starting out with patchy low fog and clouds. temperatures cool in napa. 46 santa rosa. we are clear in most areas. so we are looking at a warming trend getting underway for the weekend. let's take a look at oakland this morning. here's what to expect for the rest of the day. around the bay upper 670s to the mid-70s. should be very pleasant. coastside look at more sunshine, and inland we are warming up. yesterday was a cool afternoon. we are talking about an offshore flow tomorrow.

near 80 today inland. as much as five to eight degrees warmer tomorrow. that will bring us to above normal readings and high fire danger with maximum heat headed our way on monday. we will detail all of it for you coming up. >> lisa, thank you. san jose police are looking for a carjacker whose victim jumped out of the moving car. it happened yesterday at 4:30:00 in the morning at denny's on blossom hill road. >> reporter: these are two photos of the man police say attack a customer just as she arrived at the denny's restaurant. >> runs up to her driver's side door, force his way into the car and pushes her over and basically fleece. >> he sped down the road but the victim jumped out of the car going about 40 miles an hour. she was pretty banged up. road rash and sitting the ground from rolling. these are pretty significant injury. you can imagine the emotion natural fear that was done. >> she made it back to denny's

and called the police. one regular customer of the restaurant said he's surprised to hear it happened. >> my son walks from here to oak ridge all the time and i cut through here all the time. that's quite alarming to me. >> police say the man ditched the victim's vehicle in the neighborhood. suspect is described as about 28 to 25 years old, standing about 5'7", weighing in 150 pounds. anyone who knows this man should call san jose police. in san jose, sergio, abc7 news. >> police are investigating an incident in which officer shot a man in newark say say shot at him. this is the scene on macdonald avenue where investigators are gathering the evidence. family members called police around six last night. they were concerned about the man's mental state. and the fact he had several guns. while a police negotiator was

talking to the man from outside the house, officers heard several shots fired inside. police say the man then came out of the side shooting at officers. they returned fire, hitting him at least once. we now know the names of the two men shot to death on 880 in downtown oakland thursday night. relatives provided us this picture of terrence marks and christopher beardon taking during thursday night's warrors game hours before he side. beardon had season tickets and took marks as his guest. several bullets hit his porsche and they believe marks was targeted. they want to know if something at the game might have triggered the shing. they are reviewing take place from the game. and police want to know how a grenade came to be in a lead's garage. they let natured it last night. they blew it up last just

before six. a woman told police she found it in her garage yesterday afternoon. bomb experts weren't sure it was alive and they destroyed it just in case. they don't believe it was planted in the garage in an attempt to cause harm. members of occupy the farm plan to return to albany today to tend to the crops they planted on u. c. owned land. it's known as gil track. they detained people monday morning last week after they camped on the weekend. they were detained for 61 to hours without being charged. the university plowed over the crops but more was planted since then. protesters don't want a store on the site. they want it to remain at crop land. work has been suspended following the death of a long shore man.

sky 7hd was over the scene yesterday afternoon shortly after the unidentified employee drove his white pickup truck into san francisco bay. the man who had worked at the port for 47 years was helping direct the placement of containers when the accident happened. tens of thousands of trees are on the chopping block in the east bay. but this morning fastballs have a final chance to speak out about the project that will eliminate about 80,000 trees from the east bay hills. abc7 news reporter allen wong has the story. in one year this young eucalyptus tree can grow four to six feet. they have taken over the hills and now uy berkeley and regional parks have a plan to remove about 80,000 nonnative trees. >> they can burn explosion he havely, of they have a volatile compound in their leaves. their bark is known as candle bark because it ignites. >> okay bay and the regional parks want to thin out the

trees. >> fire risk mitigation program that preserve the tree canopy and preserves the understory. that, to us, is ideal. >> but u.c. berkeley wants to remove most of it's 22,000 eucalyptus and trees and restore native species like they did in the canyon. >> they are much lower trees. they don't have the same bark shedding characteristics. they put far less litter out per acre per year in terms of ground fuels. >> but opponents believe the native species are a greater fire threat. >> because all the trees have foliage at ground level they are ideal for propagating a fire. >> the federal emergency management agency is providing the money to cut down the trees and a final public meeting is schedule the at claremont oakland middle school. abc7 news. a southern california woman has been charged with bilking an

85-year-old man oust his life savings. the 25-year-old was arrested in a sting operation at a san jose hotel thursday night. prosecutors are calling her the sweetheart scammer. she tricked the man into marrying her, pretending to be an interior decorate tore needing money to run two hotels. the hotels don't exist. a record power ball jackpot is up for grabs tonight. an estimated $600 million. but along with your dreams of fabulous wealth there are things to consider before putting down two dollars for a ticket. sales are strong. >> inside liquor land on el camino and milbrae, people are playing power ball with the hopes of winning the $600 million jackpot. >> give to charity and family. i have family in third world countries. >> but before you go out dishes out your imaginary dough, they said to plan careful because

it's easy to make mistakes and wind up broke. >> if you were responsibly invested you would have all the money you need in your lifetime and you would be in position to give a good part of it away. before you can win the money, you have to spend the money. two dollars for your ticket. a price many are happy to pay. >> they say you can't win if you don't pay. i'm playing. >> this dreamer as we planning on playing until i mentioned that magic nine-digit number. >> i saw you guys and thought maybe i'll get lucky. >> then there is the tempting office pool. >> me and my family does a pool, and my co-workers and i'll get mine too. >> craig said have fun but be responsible about it. >> make sure everybody is listed and social security numbers and who is actually in the pool because, you know, it sometimes gets contentious with legal fights as to who won. >> make sure the ticket buyer is trustworthy and all the money is actually going to buy tickets. abc7 news. the power ball jackpot is

now estimated again at $600 million. that number could go up before tonight's drawing, which is at 8:00 p.m. follow us on twitter at abc7 news bay area. to get the winning numbers the moment they are drawn. you can also sign up for push alerts on abc7news.com to get a message on your phone or tablet with the winning numbers. also tell us about your lottery dreams at facebook.com/abc7news. oh, the dreams are limitless when you are talking about $600 million. >> the weather looks terrific this weekend. >> great. >> we are beginning a warming trend today. very little fog out there this morning. the roof camera of the embarcadero. temperatures are cooler but we will finish off warmer and an offshore flow sets up, as well. i will explain next. >> thank you, lisa. also next dozens of computers were stolen and students see their work disappear. but one day technology could help police catch the thieves. and later, the italian team

proposes new racing restrictions following last week's america's cup tragedy.

>> in southern california crews are battling the 575-acre wildfire in the mountains in los angeles. more than 100 firefighters are fighting the flames from the water and from the air after it broke out along a lake. at one point the flames came within 100 yards of a school, but firefighters say the school was never in danger because dry brush had been cleared to create defense i believe space. the fire is now 60 percent

contained. amtrak service has stopped between new york and boston indefinitely following a collision between two compute commuter trains in connecticut. 60 people were taken to the hospital. a train bound for new york derailed during rush hour and hit another train on the opposite track. the side of one train was shredded. >> all of a sudden we hear boom! and then we saw smoke everywhere. i was just focusing on my two kids, willing them and embracing them. >> people flew over, i almost flew over the seat but i held on. i'm okay. other people are hurt, though. >> the crash happened near fairfield about 60 miles outside of new york. the track sustained major damage. a south bay elementary school teacher has been arrested on sex charges. 41-year-old grant blair of cupertino teaches fourth and fifth grade at old orchard school in campbell. he was arrested by an internet task force, one of whom posed as

a 13-year-old girl online. he was picked up at a san jose park where he averaged a meeting for sexual activity. blair has worked at the campbell school for about a year. a huge loss for a school. dozens of stolen computers and along with them the year end projects from students. vic lee has the story you will only see on abc7 news. i was just like shocked. i was, naa, somebody would do this to such a nice school? >> the 13-year-old came to school thursday morning and saw the smashed windows of the eighth grade computer rooms. all the laptops were stolen during the night. two cards containing 40 computers were cleaned out. headmaster mr. jorganson said it looked like a professional job. >> they knew exactly where the computers were on the room and they seemed to get the computers

off the campus quickly without any commotion. >> the mac book pros were purchased last summer. now with school almost out administrators are scrambling. we are trying to figure out ways to make computers accessible to the eighth grade the next three weeks of school. >> what makes it crueler is all e graders graduating on to high school lost their year dects that they had bee work on for a long time. >> definitely time-consuming. i spent a lot of time researching it. >> cameron was doing his project on major figures of the 50s and 60s. i had mohamed ali and it was like a twelve-point power point presentation. >> the theft has taken not only a financial toll on the small, private school, it's also left an emotional scar in this close-knit community. kim reynolds is president of the parents service auxiliary. >> even the kindergartners were talking about it. it leaves a feeling of vulnerability and fear in our

kids. >> of course, the school is talking to security consultants like many schools this one had no alarm system. but they are looking at new technology. one of them is rather fascinating. this one will unable the laptop to take a picture of the thief if a stolen - is stolen. and technology will unable that picture to go back to a security control center via gps. but that, of course, is in the future. for now the school is hoping that police and the public will help them recover their stolen computers. vic lee, abc7 news. today's stage 7 in the ahgen tour of california is one of the most grueling day for the cyclists and will likely determine the winner of the entire race. the 92-mile course makes a loop from livermore starting at north livermore avenue and cromwell way. it finishes atop mound diablo. a climb of nearly 4,000 feet. yesterday in san jose riders left the starting line.

every men for individual time trials on a difficult, hilly course. today they will have to paddle up mt. diablo where some of the largest crowds in the history of the tour turned out. this year's course follows the same route as last year but adds an extra five miles to the actual summit. at the top on a clear day you can see for 200 miles. >> tomorrow morning the final lag of the race will start in san francisco and cross the golden gate bridge to santa rosa. also tomorrow the 102nd bay to breakers 12k race and that means street closers. you can get help navigating around the traffic with our awc7 waze traffic app. we are getting into high fire danger. always high fire danger but increases as the atmosphere degrees out. right now still a little bit of

patchy fog. you can see some of that on our radar here, but we won't be picking up any precip. in fact, it remains dry. we are looking at temperatures above normal as soon as tomorrow. that offshore flow will bring in some very windy conditions tomorrow night. here's a look from our exploritorium camera. you can see already getting light out there. the sunrise a couple minutes before 6:00. we are looking at 50 downtown right now. 54 in oakland and 51 mountain view. good morning san jose. upper 40s for you. santa cruz 47 degrees. looking at temperatures a little cool this morning but we will make up for it with sunshine earlier. we are still look at the onshore flow this afternoon. 51 livermore. union city the mid-50s. the cool mid-40s up to the north and napa and santa rosa. so our forecast highlights for today calling for mostly clear skies this morning. just some patchy fog along the coast and downtown. otherwise the warming trend gets underway today and we are looking at the atmosphere drying out, though winds turning

offshore and getting gusty tomorrow night into monday. that brings us under critical fire weather by monday. this morning we are cooler, anywhere electric two degrees to significantly cooler, 5 grease novato and napa, and versus he will degrees san jose and mountain view. the temperature trend, mid-70s in san jose. the warming trend continues tomorrow and into monday, the warmest day of the week. sharply cooler tuesday and wednesday. thursday in the south bay looking to be the coolest day. a lot like last week. high pressure is off the coast. it tense to build on in closer to the golden state. as it does, those northerly winds are going to set up, the down sloping winds, giving us a rapid warmup tomorrow. today we are going to warm up quickly, as well. we are talking about numbers coming up almost ten degrees warmer tomorrow than today's readings. but today sunny and mild for most with mid-70s in san jose. up ehrhoff 70s morgan hill. sunnyvale, 73 degrees.

nice afternoon and on the coast it will still be cool. the winds will be gusty to over 20 americans. maybe 25 at times. only in the low 60s from half moon bay to pacifica. 70 in redwood city. a nice afternoon for you. breezy. 65 downtown. newspaper the north bay we get thermup underway today. 70s for berkeley. 72 oakland. as you head inland we have some 80s but you have to go a little further out into the delta with 80 in antioch. tomorrow, of course, the bay to breakers, maybe a few patches of fog. numbers in the 50s to start out. here's the race looking at upper 50s 9:00, mid-60s at 11:00 and 1:00 we should be topping out near 70. tuesday sharply cooler and we slowly recover into the end of the work week with partly cloudy skies. abc7 news has another great weather resource for you. follow live doppler hd on twitter for the latest weather conditions rain or shine, video

for fast, spare the air alerts and weather tweets from your favorite team. and the a's are playing tonight as well. >> lots of fun things to do. thank you. the iconic movie "american graffiti" is all about coming of age and now it's turning 40. most of it was filmed in petaluma. wayne freedman says they are already partying up there to celebrate the anniversary. >> it is a site most people take for granted in petaluma. seasoned guys cruising seasoned roads in seasoned cars like wade's 1967 mercury cyclone. >> i made 378 of them. >> so if they see this car around town, they know -- >> it's me. >> rare? yes. rarer still, a certain movie they made around here. >> you are going to have to do a hell of a lot more than that to scare me.

>> this is the 40th anniversary of "american graffiti." it supposedly took place in modesto but petaluma provided most of the vintage locations. vintage cars have come to town to honor petaluma then and now. i think petaluma is proud of their place in movie history. >> don helped bring the original locations back to life. this was early wednesday morning as don and club members recreated a famous downtown drag racing scene. >> when george shot it, it was shot so low budget. we could have actually -- >> you were high budget? >> we actually -- well, it was good it was low budget because i think we had one light and we only had one light. >> the result? almost indistinguishable from the original. >> now you can say you saw american graffiti. >> little by little. >> theoretically they say it is possible to get a cruiser to

lead his car, usually to fix a mechanical issue. >> a linkage. >> but getting a car out of his blood, impossible. in petaluma it's quicker than oil. >> that's the neat thing about the old cars. you always had to work on them. >> yes, he got back. he is joining his friends in the parking lot. was this within the movie? this is the one richard dreyfus drove and this is the white car suzanne somers drove. i asked them, this is the 40th anniversary, what are you going to do for the 50th? his answer was "i hope i'm still around." wade freedman, abc7 news. >> coming up next, a heartwarming story of a marine and a dog and a tail that won't stop wagging. stay with us.

>> how about a little nature you are to go along with your art habit. now you can. sculptures has been installed at crissy field. it's the first off-site

exhibition. it's the largest ever west coast display from artist mark d saverao. the art display is interactive. it's free and runs through may of next year. a wonderful surprise for a u.s. marine. sergeant russ gunlock worked in afghanistan for 150 mission was a bomb sniffing yellow lab named casey. he loved her so much he had her name and image tattooed on his left forearm. after it left afghanistan with went to work for the fire didn't. but yesterday they were reunited. casey's tail has not stopped wagging. next, the man they call "the waz," steve wozniak. he spoke at cal. >> and you are uninsured or

underinsured and need dental work, this is where you need to be. i'm kira klapper live in san jose. take a look at this line. all these people are here for a free dental clinic going on root now. we can tell you what free services you can receive. and when you can be

>> welcome back, everyone. thanks for starting your saturday morning with us at 5:30. we want to start you off with a look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, katie. it is getting light behind you. we are mostly clear and it's getting cooler. take a look how much cooler. 8 degrees cooler in panthers napa, 5 degrees cooler novato. gusty winds from sfo to half moon bay. otherwise a little chilly but with the clear start we will look for the fog to quickly dissipate. looking at temperatures in the

moderate range around the bay. we are talking breezy conditions at the coast. still an onshore flow. in fact 20 to 25 miles an hour. but notice the patchy fog we are starting out with clears and we are left with mostly sunny conditions this afternoon. we are talking about a warmup right on cue for the weekend and the warmest day of the week staying with us as we head toward the work week. we will talk about the offshore flow, the high fire dangers and the particular temperatures in your neighborhood in a few minutes. katie. >> thank you. happening right now, hundreds of people are waiting in line at the san jose convention center to see a dentist. kira klapper is there live with more on a popular and free clinic. kira. >> popular and free, indeed, katie. good morning to you. hundreds of people lined up last night for this event. literally the line wrapped around the building, all four blocks. one woman i spoke with at the front of the line, she's already inside. she lined up at 6:30 last night. take a look at this. the line is moving.

the doors opened at five, just 30 minutes ago. so we've already seen probably about 100 people already go in. we have video had from when the line was a bit longer. the california dental association is providing clean services, cleaning, filling, ex-tracks. oral health education as well on a first come, first serve basis today. 800 dentists, hygienists and others are here volunteering their services to help children and adults. children under 18 need to be here with an adult. once you get in the door they treat about 100 patients at a time. takes each people about three or four hours to get through the clinic. >> they are expecting to serve 2,000 people throughout the weekend. they are going to cut it off at about 1,000 people today, about 1,000 people tomorrow. so if you are in line and you miss out today, you can sleep over and be one of the first people in line tomorrow. the doors also open tomorrow at 5:00 a.m. we are here at the san jose

convention ce south market. reporting live in san jose, kira klapper, abc7 news. >> kira, thank you very much. knew this morning the redwood city police department and another is teaming up to keep kids safe this weekend. they will be taking digital photos and fingerprints of children and providing safety information to families with the kid safe program. fans will take home a leather size document with each child's picture and prints in case they are ever needed. the free service is available from ten to four at honda of redwood city and just south of whiffle avenue. >> an event is planned for a last ditch effort to keep an eye rink open. the ice rink at san mateo is planning to close at the end of the month when the lease at the bridgeport shopping center runs out. the shopping center owner wants to replace with new retail stores but community leaders say the ice range is part of the

shopping mall's master plan. they heard from many asking to block the changes. also new this morning, an anti-gay rights group in southern california has purchased hourly radio ads urging parents to copy third children home from school on harvey milk day, which is wednesday. the state-mandated education honors the san francisco supervisor who was a gay rights pioneer and the first openly-gay elected official in the state. ad by "save california" will not air in the bay area. they report they were purchased in los angeles and sacramento. they. >> parents to protect their children from what they call in docket be continuation by keeping kids home from school wednesday. the guy rights group equality california said the campaign is homophobic and encourages discrimination. >> the head of the italian team is raising new concerns about the america's cup race on san francisco way. he wants to race but as abc7

news reporter mark matthews explains, he also wants to slow things down. >> his boat was just arrived in san francisco. they hope to have it on the water next week. speaking through a translator the head of the team says this is the type of boat that everyone agreed to sail. >> we are absolutely convinced that we must be true to the class of boat that is for america's cup. >> but he said he's also convinced changes must be made to increase the safety of the sailors. >> we want weather ambulance, we want professional drivers to be ready, and we want the paramedics to be on the water for the san francisco bay for all the sailors. >> and he wants a change in the wind speed limits, which right now top out at 33 knots. the italian team leader said that's too dangerous. >> what we propose is to lower

them to 20 knots. >> the italians say if the wind is higher than 20 knots, they may not participate. i asked when would that decision be made? bertoli said it would be up to the team and the skipper. if there is not an agreement with oracle and other teams to lower the wind speed limit, the italian decision not to race could come on the day of the competition. that would play havoc with oracle's ceo to make it a racing spectacular on television. he plans to start it on time to accommodate television broadcasts. asking what consideration he had for the concerns drew this quick and barbed response from the team's leader. >> we are not here to produce a show. we are here to race and win the america's cup. >> the accident that took the life of sailor simpson is being investigate bed i a panel of experts that will make safety recommendations but they are just recommendations. they are not binding and it

could come town to a showdown between ellison and bertelli but it's not there yet. abc7 news. knew this morning president obama is using his weekly address to take credit for an improving economy. yesterday he was in baltimore visiting a factory that exports digging equipment. he also talked with school children about the skills they will need to develop in order to get jobs. also he wants congress to make smart decisions when it comes to deficit reduction and continue to invest in job growth. >> in a little over three years our businesses have created more than 6.5 million new jobs. while our unemployment rate is still too high, it's the lowest it's been since 2008. but now we need to create even more good middle class jobs and we've got to do it tafter. >> the republican addressly maryland congressman andy harris features a stack of red tape documents. he said healthcare costs of

driven up and he is saying the irs targeted conservative groups they needless power, not more. >> steve wozniak is returning to his alma mater this morning. the woz, as they call him, is giving a commencement speech at cal at 10:00 a.m. we caught up with him yesterday to get insight as to what he plans to say to the new graduates. wozniak, who graduated in 1986, said the ups and downs is the biggest. >> change is the new norm. technology, every new product that comes out, it kind of changes how you do things, how you live and stabilizes for a while, like facebook. but eventually something might come along that totally takes away from that. >> he said he believes people who create new technology can have a far greater impact than even politicians. coming up, the maker movement. some local do-it-yourselfers are

trying to get more girls involved this weekend. coming up on 5:39, let's take a live look outside from our sutro cam. patchy, low clouds. see them a little bit there at the bottom of your screen. you are looking at the low 50s now but things will warm up in san francisco this afternoon. lisa argen will have your

>> rest stop in interstate 280 has been named in honor of a california highway patrol officer gunned down an of in 1962.

a man opened fire and wounding him but before he died he was able to shoot and kill the suspect, broking his partner and 20 customers in the restaurant. this weekend is the popular maker fair in san mateo. it's a wild gathering of intensely creative do-it-yourselfers, but most of them are men. very few women choose engineering careers. in this morning's assignment 7 report, anchor dan ashley tells us how educators are trying to get girls interested early. >> there is a climbing wall inside this garage. they use a computer to control let lights to plot out which path to follow. >> something that came down to lack of space and us being engineers. >> laura and matt are part of the maker movement, a growing fascination with building things yourself. they will show off their climbing wall at the annual maker fair in san mateo. the fair provided us with this video of last year's gathering which attracted 100,000 people.

at this year's fair laura will stand out for more than just her climbing wall. >> i wish there were more female engineers. >> eats one example of the gender divide in engineering. the society of women engineers says fewer than 18% of graduating engineers are women, and few are end up working in the field. just 13%. creator of the maker fair wants to change that statistic. >> my goal is really that people cross over and try new things. we want to make everything kind of accessible so we aren't saying these are things that women do and these are things that men to. we want to get away from that and say this is something i like to do. so why not? >> research shows getting girls interested in science, technology, engineering and math in middle school is key. >> is he helping you get this? >> at this school for girls in palo alto, the sixth graders are building boxes and learning to

use power tools. >> it's not about boxes and tools. it's about getting them to solve problems. >> angie heads up the lab. there is a lot of intricate problems you have to solve. wait, where does the hinge go, which side should it fit in? which side of the box should open. how do all these pieces fit together. the more practice we give them, the more advantage it is. >> they begin to think of themselves as capable, especially in an environment that has been traditionally mail dominated. that they just feel more sure of themselves and more acceptable thinkers across the board. >> gore these girls it's about thinking outside the box. >> it's cool to have a hands-on project like this where you are trying to build something with your hands. >> i think we can do things men do and should be giving opportunities for women to

learn. >> the maker fair is this weekend at the san mateo county event center. for a link go to abc7news.com and click on the "see it on tv" tab. it is 5:45 now. lisa argen tracking the weather, which is going to be warm, dry, which is good and bad. >> that's right because the air mass dries out. the humidity goes down. gusty, offshore winds headed our way tomorrow. today still a little bit in the way of patchy fog. here's the view from mt. tam where temperatures are cooler and we will look for a nice mild to warm day today. i'll explain and give you the numbers. talk about the bay to breakers all straight ahead. >> lisa, thank you. also next, a giants pitcher madison bumgarner, a night he will not soon

>>. >> welcome back. it's 5:47. lisa argen has the forecast. >> we are changing again. >> what else is new.

>> good news. and today we are looking at temperatures where they should be. we are going above normal and then we are talking high fire danger on monday. a lot to get to. the bay to breakers with very little fog tomorrow. in fact, a clear and comfortable start for the runners. a lot like today, although we do have some fog this morning. that will be absent tomorrow. from our sutro camera there's fog and along the coast in hayward and oakland. but from this shot you see it looks pretty nice out there. the sun about eight minutes away from the official sunrise. 54 oakland, a 1 mountain view. good morning san jose, upper 40s. definitely cooler in some spots around the bay. half moon bay 52. santa cruz 46. we've been pretty cool the last couple days. there is the bank of low clouds and fog from the east bay camera. look it here, 39 in napa. the numbers should start to recover in the next hour. but always bottoming out just around sunrise.

51 livermore and 54 union city with a cool 46 los gatos. the forecast highlights for today, looking at mostly clear conditions. a little bit of patchy fog oakland, san francisco, hay war. otherwise the warming trend getting going today. looking at the winds going offshore. high fire danger on monday but, of course, we always have high fire danger around here. even this morning with the temperatures cooler than average we will make up for the difference by the later hours this afternoon. with the 39, 8 degrees cooler this morning this napa. 3 degrees cooler in mountain view. san carlos and san jose, yeah, a little bit of a change this morning. so fog not lasting more than a couple of hours. maybe an hour at best. then it's gone. we will have the breezy, on-shore winds today. so 25 miles an hour gusts at times, keeping it just around 60 degrees at our coast but with mostly sunny conditions. if you want to head out to the beach it will be chilly and about a 20-degree spread as we hit about 80 today in our east bay. and the reason being, we've got high pressure offshore.

still it will nudge closer to the state tomorrow. but as for today we will still feel the effects of those cooler ocean waters, the air coming off of the motion and filtering into the bay. but tomorrow that gets cut off. so with the warmer days, slightly warmer today, we are talking above normal tomorrow with those northerly winds. they are going to get quite gusty. slightly offshore tomorrow night. that sets the stage for an even warmer day on monday. high temperatures today in the south bay 73 in santa clara. look for 74 cupertino with 72 in santa cruz. low 70s palo alto. a little breezy. but the gusty winds will be offshore, getting close to our beaches with numbers near 60 daly city. san francisco 65 today. 63 in south city. up in the north bay, numbers climbing quickly. afternoon highs, 3:00, 4:00, about 75 in petaluma. 76 by the water in vallejo. east bay pleasant.

hayward stuck in the clouds now but you will be sunny the next hour. then upper 60s for you. head inland, looking at 9 pittsburgh. 677 in pleasanton. if you are headed -- 77 in pleasanton. for the a's game it will be on the breezy side but clear. dropping through the 50s. the look ahead, conditions continue to bring a dryer atmosphere. a quicker warmup tomorrow. we are looking at lots of sunshine on monday, near 90 inland. certainly not as hot as we've been, but still the temperatures will do nothing but go up from here in the next couple of days in our average quick warmup. >> lisa, thank you. in sports the sharks are hosting a playoff street rally at php pavilion at 3:30 in the afternoon at 3:00 against the kings and the puck drops at 6:00. the giants trying to win their 11th straight game over the rockies. larry beil has the highlights in this morning areas sports. >> goody.

coors field is the place that pitchers and baseballs go to die. the giants gave madison bumgarner a 4-0 lead against the rockies last night and that evaporate into the thin, mile high air. fans got a cans to enjoy a long game. fifth inning tied at 5, bases loaded. pacheco with a grand slam off of madison bumgarner. and in a game features 19 runs we will show defense because dexter fowler robs angel per gallon began to protect the lead in the seventh. giants came back in the eighth. buster posey loving that mountain air. crushed. his six the of the year. 10-9. rafael betancourt blows them away. the giants with four errors in this game. they call 10-9. just the opposite from the a's and royals. adam rosales grabbing his glove and going to work. jared parkerrer 2-5 coming into this game but bringing it here.

seven innings allowed, 1 run, 5ks. in the seventh pitcher james shields working on 15 consecutive scoreless inning. kiss that streak good by. josh donaldson over the line. 1-1. and in the eighth, adam rosales, and he got all of it. solo homer. 2-1, a's and that is your final. the season ended for the golden state warriers but in they're minds this is really just the beginning toward the ultimate going of winning an nba championship. steph curry, he turned into a star this season. if the warsors can stay healthy and that's a big if given the struggles of andrew bogut, this team should be in the playoffs the next several years. they won't be sneaking up on anybody like they did this season. >> i think next season most teams will look at us as trying to beat us. >> obviously it takes a lot of things going right for you, for

hampionship, but we have the pieces to do it. >> and the sharks, they have got an up hill climb in their playoff series with l.a. they blew a 3-2 lead allowing 2 goals in a 22 second span in the final minutes as the kings came back to win. the sharks have been in these situations before. they know they will have a chance to claw back into the series starting with game three tonight in the tank. >> we've been in these situations before, my five years. we have overcome some adversity. there weren't many lips hanging today and that always hasn't been the case. they are exit bed getting back out there and playing. that's all we can do. >> mike shumann will will beer with the sharks highlights and all of baseball at five, six, nine and 11:00 p.m. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> next, superstar gain duane we makes a

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>> good morning, everyone. it is 6:00 amezaga on saturday. thanks nor wakeping with us. i'm katie marzullo. we want to get you out the door with a quick first look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning. here's a view from mt. tam. minimal fog. the official sunrise just happened. we are talking about temperatures really cool in the north bay, ranging from the upper 30s in napa,