>> good morning on this saturday. let's start with a quick look at the weather with lisa argen. good morning to you. we have low clouds and fog that have moved into the east bay and parts of the south bay. also the santa cruz area and throughout the rest of morning, it will continue to evaporate and peel back except along the san mateo coast. you will stay mostly cloudy for most of day around ocean beach and half moon bay.

cooler weather has arrived for the negligence couple of days. this low pressure sits off the coast. partly sunny conditions around the coast. bay cooling to low to mid 70s. upper 70s to mid-80s. down 5-10 degrees. five more days of spring and summer begins on thursday. forecast will be coming up. in developing news out of castro valley where police have shot and killed a robbery suspect. it happened after 10:00 last night a boulevard burger. they were conducting a traffic stop in front of the restaurant when they were alerted an armed man was robbing the restaurant. sheriff's deputies entered the building and opened fire after the suspect appeared to turn the gun on them. >> as the suspect went to fire to responding deputies, at that time one of the

victim's employees tried to grab his arm of robber. a shot was fired and deputies returned fire hitting suspect and killing the suspect. one employee who was not shot suffered minor injuries. the restaurant was closed at the time of the burglary. only employees were inside the building. >> a weekend san francisco police will be staked out a vacant lot trying to keep out occupied protestors. this move comes after tensions ran high between police and protestors yesterday evening. police say a group of occupied protestors threw eggs at officers. they made two arrests as some trespassers tried to get into the south lot. >> they found a spot they figured they could scale the fence. we were prepared for that.

last night's knong striags is continued efforts to take over the vacant lot. they want to use it as a community garden. they say trees are being cleared to make room for a large housing complex. joe biden was less than five miles away in the occupation. we have video of his motorcade as it left about 6:30 last night. it was at the home of a local beverage distributor. he spoke about ten minutes to the gathering of people. they shelled out between $500 to $10,000 to be there. it benefits the democratic national committee. he will fly back to washington today. burglars or a crime spree in one east bay community. crooks knock on your front door and when there is no answer they break in. the technique is all too familiar in livermore where

they report 8 of those attacks in last week alone. here is ama daetz. >> this one of several targeted by burglars. eight homes have been broken into the last week. not at night -- it's happening during the day. >> it happened, all eight houses all at once. >> his home was burglarized on wednesday. >> sometimes i ride my book home for lunch and i opened the door i soe saw pieces of door on the floor. >> this is what the thieves did to it door before making off west laptop and case. they may be posing as solicitors but instead of looking for goods they are checking where homes that known answers the door. >> i have seen guys going door to door. i don't know if they are salesmen or taking notes of who is whom and who is not. >> this used be to an area

where people do ko sell things door to door. >> everybody is like, where are you from, show me your credentials. >> she is scared but being pro-active. >> we talked to other makes and we let each other know if you are heading out how long. >> she has lived there for eight years. she also noise makers and hoping no one will want to mess with this dog in the window. if you think you were ripped off by a san jose travel agency, there is hot line you can call. sunlight travel abruptly closed last week. many people wondered to to travel to vietnam and other destinations. four people are out $29,000. the district attorney's office created a fraud hot line positive who feel they are victims of sunlight

travel. the number is on abc7news.com. 99 cent store in the east bay wants to start selling bargain priced alcohol. the store on clayton road applied for a permit to sell beer and wine that would be sold at 99 cents and 4.99. >> i really don't think, at a dollar store because you got people coming in here at night that aren't the greatest. it might be a little dangerous situation for some of the employees. >> there will be a public hearing about the application next month. >> new details from facebook about the deal it's reached with national security authorities. the agreement allows the social media to release some of the details about the request it received from the government for information about its users. they received between

10,000 government requests during just the last six months of 2012. 18,000 user accounts were affected. it's come under fire for turning over to user data to the internet surveillance program. >> america' cup racing team that lost a sailor expects to have a replacement boat back on the water. they spoke only to "abc 7 news" yesterday. it's the first time the contender has answered questions last month when the boat capsized killing a crew member. >> knocked down but knocked out. we are fighting to compete. there is a lot of successful people on this team and they didn't win gold medals and goat where they got rolling over when the hill gets steep. >> the artemis team will miss the first round of

racing. they plan to compete in early august and the winner will face the champion for the america's cup in september. san francisco marathon and half marathon will wind their way through the city tomorrow. organizers expected about 24,000 runners. embarcadero will be closed to traffic beginning midnight tonight until tomorrow afternoon. bags will be inspected at the start. san francisco police will have extra officers on patrol. >> full marathon finishes along the embarcadero near mission. you can see on this map the race goes up the north side of city across the golden gate bridge and back through golden gate park and then winds east. that means there will be a lot of road closures throughout the city tomorrow. we have this map along with the list of all the road closures on our website at abc7news.com. to help navigating all around the roadblocks get

waze on your cellphone. you can get free from apple's app store. i am saying i'm running that half marathon tomorrow. let's see if i can make it. >> you will have cooler low clouds to fog to start out. that is good for runners. clouds will be peeling back for only a high of 70 and santa cruz, rest of the bay area, come back and i'll let you know the highs and summer will begin next week. facebook has something new in the works. what users to be seeing soon. county fair meets the future, livestock and cotton candy noushgh we are

in developing news out of colorado, firefighters have the destructive black forest fire 30% contained. yesterday the wind finally died down and rain fell allowing crews to make major gains. some mandatory evacuation notices have been lifted. firefighters gave us a glimpse of their strategy, to use water efficiently they surround a home and waited the flames to burn the fuel around the property and turn on the hoses, nearly 500 homes have been destroyed. two people have been killed. new this morning, it seems deadly attack by the taliban cannot defeat the spirit of u.s. troops determined to continue with a basketball tournament.

here are the details from kabul. >> it could be any basketball team in america. >> a group of friends out in the hot summer sun. >> wonderful, wonderful, good shot. >> give them a break and allow them to do their job well. >> take a closer look, the barbed wire, it's the military base in afghanistan. >> referee is going to do it. >> we shot video and we broadcast during this week's final.

>> i figure afghanistan is first vacation spot. >> it's day one of a two day tournament a chance for soldiers to forget about the war and just feel normal. >> that changed when the blink of an eye. ♪ >> on day two of the tournament the taliban attacked. ♪ >> soldiers went from the qourtd to scramble for cover. firing rockets and forcing the base into lockdown. staff sergeant was just days away from returning home. >> your family, that is first thing that comes into your mind. >> after a five-hour standoff, afghan security forces killed all the

militants but not before they blasted a hole in one of the airplane hangars. inside the compound, debris was everywhere. all of these are bullet holes. you can see the burn marks on the walls. attack meant the tournament was cancelled but then something unexpected happened. ♪ >> the very next day, soldiers were back on the court. insisting the games would go on. >> what does that say about the strength of the u.s. military? >> it says that out of resolve to win, out of the resolve to continue this mission, that is what it is all about. >> in some places, basketball is more than just a game. >> it's an opportunity to get a slice of america here

in afghanistan. >> n.b.a. finals, the power of the people that play it has the power to heal. >> when people think about basketball, they don't realize how important basketball can be in a playing like this. >> what would you say to basketball fans? >> i would say enjoy the game. enjoy watching the finals at home. be blessed and proud that we are over here serving so you can enjoy that game at home with family and friends. facebook has a big announcement this week but not clear exactly what it is. yesterday, postcard invitations arrived to journalists throughout the bay area. a small team has been working on a big idea. join us and learn about a new product.

this invitation and it has led to speculation. they believe it could be a new feed to include web and news feeds in their facebook pages. google reader offered a similar service but the company is closing it down. new this week, george lucas will make a pitch to open a new art museum at crissy field. he will present it on monday. star wars creator has large collection of pop and classic art. he wants to display it as lucas art museum. it would include cultural and performance exhibits. he wants to pay the $300 million construction costs. he also would spend a total of $800 million in two endowments to run the museum long after he dies. san mateo county fair this weekend, not only the future farmers but future

builders and programmers all showing off their work. as jonathan bloom found out the fair takes on a whole new meaning. >> rise and shine, it's time for the san mateo county fair. don't forget to bring a sweater. try not to eat too much. kids come to show off their livestock, but in the next building over, it's a whole different animal. named after a star wars robot, it throws frisbees extremely well. >> there are motors and sensors and a camera that can protect. >> what these kids are doing isn't that different for the kids that are raising livestock and this is what the fair has been about. >> we have kids that grow

agriculture and we have kids that grow robot. >> it's by doing it by taking it apart. >> we find springs and screws and lot of parts. >> that is nothing knew new. >> it's about bringing new technology to the community. now it's new computers. >> just like back in the day the winner gets a blue ribbon like the 14-year-old who built this marshmallow cannon. it may need a little fine tuning. technology exhibits have doubled in size every year but don't think they will edge out the animals. there is always a place for it at the fair. new this morning, next week the walnut creek city council will consider

secondhand smoke. secondhand smoking rules enforced it wouldn't be allowed any longer downtown at public events or city owned parks. smoking would be banned inside all multifamily resident units, balconies, patios and near entrances. >> also north bay computers taking the ferry may soon find themselves paying for parking. independent journal reports that golden gate ferry officials are looking for charge for parking at larkspur ferry terminal. one method, passengers pay for parking by using a clipper card. if a fee is approved it could take effect as early as this fall. >> 8:20 and lisa argen joins us. what kind of day would say take a ferry across the bay? >> definitely nice out there with sunshine. we do have some sun in marin county but in napa,

mixture of clear sky in santa rosa with marin layer up to 1300 feet at san carlos airport. waking up to partly cloudycloudt the coast. right now from mount tam, you can see the marin layer, with temperatures a little bit warmer at our coast due to the insulating cloud deck. yesterday we broke a record at watsonville. low 40s of a moon bay. 56 with clouds in santa cruz. 57 in oakland. here is a look from emeryville camera with partly cloudy skies. plenty of sunshine on the way for oakland with a high of about 69 today. certainly cooler than yesterday. 60 in fairfield and southwest wind blowing over 20 miles an hour. you are about 12 degrees cooler this morning than yesterday morning. 57 in los gatos. clear sky, 54 in santa rosa. east bay hills cam, this is

vollmer peak, you can see the fog how tall it has grown. patchy clouds will be burning back to the shore line. nice weather on tap tomorrow for father's day. here is the way it looks throughout the rest of the morning. fog will continue to pull away from the coast and evaporate, 10:00 you can see it from the san mateo coast and sunny around santa cruz, but look what happens towards the afternoon. it doesn't totally clear and comes back quickly. we'll call it partly sunny for half moon bay and pacifica. stronger onshore push compliments of an area of low pressure that is beginning to drop south from the gulf of alaska. it will moderate and cooler air being transported across the bay. here is a look at the next seven days starting out in san jose, fathers day very similar, 76 and sunny and numbers go down throughout the middle of the week.

summer arrives on thursday in time for the temperature climb right through next weekend back in the '80s. 74 in milpitas. 76 in cupertino. afternoon sea breeze up to 20 miles an hour keeping pacifica in the 50s. san francisco was 74 and today 64. you should be in the mid 60s. north end of the bay should see about 80 for this time of year. clearlake 84. near east bay, upper 60s from berkeley and lower 70s for castro valley. certain lay cooler day here. you head inland and we're out of the upper 80s. 85 in brentwood with pleasanton, 78. san ramon valley, upper 70s. seven-day forecast, 60s and 70s around the bay with low to mid-80s inland. cooling down further monday and tuesday, a little dip

bringing us below normal. still breezy with more 70s on wednesday. summer arrives late on thursday and the temperatures correspondent. we'll let you know how warm it is going to be in your community and keep track of bay area weather on twitter at live doppler 7-hd. perfect. thank you. next, new video shows what google's glass device c

new this morning elizabeth is celebrating her birthday without her husband by her side. prince philip is recovering from abdominal surgery but other royals were there to celebrate. more than a thousand soldiers, horses and musicians took part in today's annual parade celebrating the queen's birthday. her actual birthday was back on april 21 when she turned 87 years young. >> google has announced to bring internet to the entire world. balloons with 22 pounds of electronics are sent up to 60,000 feet.

they beam to internet access to remote regions. google will look lots of computing power. google glass may be fashion be a to some people but its search engine for all users. what glass can do, all you have to do is touch the pad on the side of the device and ask it a question. in seconds the answer pops up on the lens. analysts say it's impressive to ability to understand context and conversational language combined with the hands free experience with glass. >> lawmakers approve a new budget deal. what legislators still need to do on this saturday before it can take effect. and naked man that went on rampage at a bart

welcome back. thanks for joining us. start off with a quick look at the weather. here is lisa argen. >> you see the clouds hanging around oakland behind you. in san jose, mostly sunny. some overcast here but nice afternoon, 57 in san jose with 56 in union city. clouds have made their way into napa at 55.

it's clear in santa rosa at 54. here is the forecast for the rest of the day today. fog will hang around the shoreline and it will be cool there with numbers ranging from the upper 50s but 50s will be the morning temperatures. afternoon we climb through the 70s and mid-80s for east bay. tonight should be pleasant but the fog will move in back across the bay allowing for more cloud cover sunday morning. we'll talk about the rest of the weekend and coming workweek when we return. new this morning, president obama says there is no substitute for the love and support that fathers provide. in his weekly address, he is wishing americans a happy father's day. the role of father can be a difficult one no matter the circumstances of the parents. >> being a good parent whether you are gay or straight, a foster parent or grandparent isn't easy. it knanz your constant

attention, sacrifice and healthy dose of patience. nobody is perfect. to this day i'm still trying to figure out a better husband to my wife and better father to my kids. >> the president also says he wants to encourage marriage and strong families by reforming child support laws to get more fathers engaged with their children. >> president obama family vacation to africa could cost $100 million. it includes hundreds of agents to guard the family and aircraft and enough bulletproof glass at all the president's hotels and aircraft carrier that will have a full medical center that will be stationed nearby. obamas are planning the eight-day trip to africa last month. in comparison in clinton's trip in 1998 cost about $43

million. this morning, california lawmakers are expected to return to the capitol to vote on trailer bills required to implement the spending plan they approved yesterday, a full day before their deadline. state budget raced through the assembly and senate. it was passed in both houses on a strictly party line vote. the budget will provide more money to k-12 schools with the focus on low income and english learning students. it will next go to governor brown for final approval. a bay area man faces serious charges after getting arrested on an online sex sting. deputies say 23-year-old man of petaluma made arrangements to have sex with and physically abuse a 11-year-old girl. undercover agents begin chatting with him eight months ago. they arrested him wednesday after agreeing to meet him in downtown san jose. >> he showed up just like he told us. he brought the items that

he said he was going to. he admitted he was going to intend to perform what he said in with us. >> a special task force have conducted online scams like this. >> san francisco police are looking for witnesses and bart is taking new action after a naked man terrorized passengers last month. the wildied man roaming a bart station while attacking riders. heather ishimaru has new information. >> security cameras are positioned all over bart stations but it's this cellphone video that will be the key evidence against 24-year-old man in the criminal case against him. that case may never get to trial if he is deported

first. it's unclear which will happen first. bart riders at 16th street station even for this station which has a high concentration of transients. his assault was something different. >> safety concerns because he is running up and around, safety issues is right there. >> back there, caught up in the moment it can be pretty discretionary. he has to be under the influence of something and that plays into it. >> bart will soon be getting hundreds of new realtime surveillance cameras in the station and on the train. while no one other than bart employees intervaccines in this case bart police say a free pass for san francisco law enforcement can provide surprised trained back-up

in these situations. >> you will find an off duty officer gets involved or they assist our officers taking somebody into custody. we are thankful to have that resource. >> you might think the cellphone video is evidence but the bart police are still looking for witnesses and still trying to identify victims on the video. in a few hours from now san francisco will kick off the 63rd annual juneteenth festival to honor african-american heritage in the abolishment of slavery in the u.s. it will take place on geary street. it will feature arts and crafts and food vendors. the mayor is expected to attend. event runs from 11:00 this morning until 7:00 tonight. >> we have an exciting new and improved abc7 we can

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welcome back. you may have been lucky enough michael angelo's mural. there is one right here in the bay area. >> you may notice the construction project at fisherman's wharf. how would you know there is more elaborate one. >> this project is more difficult. >> i think mine. >> it's more delicate. the artist lays down on the job. when painting a mural it's a tool of the trade. >> did you ever fall asleep up there. [ laughter ] >> yeah, almost a couple of times. >> she paints through the night. >> i think painting represents a time, you look up there. >> and another chapter in the glorious history of

ghrold dust lounge when the landlord evicted from the traditional location on powell street. >> the lease ran out. >> when he moved here he brought along the cable car bell, original chandeliers and reproduced the famous bar but the mural on the ceiling became problematic. >> two of us pulled it down in a couple of hours. >> while pulling it off w was a good idea until they put it up on this one. it was too small. so he tried taking pictures. see this is on the naked woman. not quite the same effect. >> original mural was the work of several artists hired by none other than bij crosby. she will spend several months to bring the aging news back to life.

>> they want things to throw in there. >> can we talk about those? >> no. >> it would appear some conventions remain sacred even the sistine chapel of saloons. lisa argen joins us with a quick look at the weather. >> we have quick shot of fog. low clouds and fog here along santa cruz where yesterday it was really warm, 70 with afternoon sun. we will cool down five to ten degrees. locally i'll have the numbers and look at father's day when we return. >> and finding your groove. madison bumgarner pitches a gem one day after matt cain's solid out go. larry beil has the highlights have

>> california frog could make a comeback thanks to scientists. they released yellow egg frogs. they used to thrive in that area but in the last decades they died off because of invasive species and disease. newly released frogs will be tracked by san diego researchers thanks to tiny radio backpacks. >> 49er lineman got up close. alex boon rhino for the endangered mammal. he took an immediate interest to him in the fall and yesterday, kids got to meet both thanks to the alex boone education project. lisa argen joins us with the accu-weather forecast.

>> a little gray on the great highway this morning. look at some sun later but it will be a cool one. live doppler 7-hd showing the low clouds and fog. you know, a little bit taller as low pressure heads down the coast in the next couple of days. that is going to keep the marine layer with us right on through much of the workweek at least for the morning and evening hours. emeryville, you can see the city of oakland. 57 in oakland and 58 in mountain view. mid-50s in san jose. cloudy in half moon bay. here is the sunny shots of san jose where temperatures are climbing to the 50s. sunny and livermore, 58. clear in santa rosa but lots of clouds hanging on into the napa valley. that fluid movement of low clouds and fog on east bay

hill camera. we got the patchy clouds. nice day tomorrow for sunshine on father's day. here is a look at the plan for the rest of day with low clouds, you can see very quickly it clears most of the bay. early afternoon hours, it gets up on the coast from half moon bay and pacifica. then it's going to push back across the bay. it's full sunshine and back into the 50s at the coast. we'll be looking at numbers coming down from the upper 60s monterey to low 60s, but still feeling pretty warm from sacramento and chico with upper 80s to 90s. in the 30s for sierra nevada with a high of 74 with sunny conditions. we will be seasonal and above average yesterday. down today and fog down ten degrees at vallejo at about

75. 71 in oakland with 73 in palo alto and 76 in san jose. just a few 80s around the bay. morgan hill down from 91 yesterday. 80 today, 82 by the delta. that breeze will be felt all the way into the east bay. lots of events going on today. big one will be over in oakland. lower 70s in the mid 60s. nice afternoon and hot balloon festival in sonoma county. nice weather for it. and monday and tuesday a little cooler and still 50s at the coast. everyone warmer thursday and friday. summer begins on thursday. can't wait. thank you, lisa. >> in less than an hour third round of the u.s. open begins. phil mickelson is tied with

the lead. highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. so much for the notion rain will soften up the course of the u.s. open. after two days, two players are under par in pennsylvania. groundhogs they are so cute. look at this, and across the fairway. and carl pederson is about to hit and comes up from behind and hit hits his. how about the amateur, he will complete his second round, one over 11, magnificent chip. billy rounded the day out with a 67. long bird on 18. he is one under par. so is mickelson who finished strong with a birdie on 18. he is tied with one under. we'll finish with round two.

this is the pitch that giants have been waiting for, a shutout on pittsburgh. madison bumgarner was doing it. had a no-hitterer for five. will all get nothing and like it! back in his home state, buster posey, three doubles in the second as the giants win their second consecutive shutout 6-0. a's hosting the mere nergs, super hero night. he pops up to shallow right. we call this husband and wife play because there is no communication! jason collides with another player and in the seventh, former a's draft pick takes tommy malone deep. chris young back at the wall and didn't get the elevation there. his first career homer. mariners go to win by a score of 3-2.

>> n.b.a. finals, best two out of three, game five coming up in san antonio and final two games if necessary with miami. desperate team, led by dwyane wade and lebron james and chris bosh to even the series. game five will be huge. >> in game five should be the best game of the series. both teams will come out knowing each other when they do. it should be very good game. >> we have game five, coverage starts sunday at 4:30 and that is wrap on morning sports. we'll see you at 5:00, 6:00, 9:00 and 11:00 with all the u.s. open highlights. have a great weekend everybody. >> coming up next, today an annual san francisco tradition that celebrates

here are the winning numbers from last night's mega millions draw. mega number was 20. you are in luck, nobody picked all six numbers so tuesday night is estimated at $36 million. my producer is waiting until it gets to 50. >> ethnic dance festival today. tonight vip reception will be emceed by our very own cheryl jennings. it celebrates three and a half decades of world dance and music lineage in the bay area. more than 500 dancers and musicians from 35 companies are expected to participate. it runs through the end of this month. if you would like complete listening, visit abc7news.com and click on see it on tv. also happening today.

san francisco will celebrate all things italian as it kicks off the north beach festival. this year's event will feature more than 125 arts and crafts food booths, live entertainment and street painted can. it runs along vallejo street in the north beach district from 10:00 to 6:00 both today and tomorrow. lisa argen has a look at the forecast. >> on the cloudy sky and afternoon sun, without the fog, we really skyrocket into the 70s. take a look at east bay hills camera, vollmer peak camera with the fog. it's pretty extensive. it drew to about 1400 feet. as it did, it moved across the bay into oakland and down the coast. for the time being we are looking at the clouds around san carlos. we are looking at sunshine and temperatures climbing to the low 70s. mountain view, 75 and you

can see cooler before we warm up at the end of the week. thank you for joining us on the abc7 saturday morning news. "abc 7 news" continues at 5:00 p.m. until then enjoy your saturday.

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