good saturday morning to you. '7 let's start with a quick look at the weather. >> good morning to you. crisp skies in concord but elsewhere mist and drizzle at the coast. for oakland today. you will brighten up. temperatures will be cooler in the average, you should be at about 70 degrees. highs will arrange around the bay to 60s to upper 60s. fremont about 70 degrees. coastside plenty of clouds, upper 60s to low 60s and

already sunny in concord. later on you'll see in the highs in the low to mid-80s. we'll talk about how long the cooling trend lasts and seven-day outlook. i'll detail it for you coming up. >> we have developing news in san leandro, a neighborhood is without water after an early morning main break. it happened just before 1:00 this morning on foothill boulevard. water officials say the six inch main broke sending water down. it took an hour to shut off the leak. the repair could take until tomorrow to get water back on. breaking news out of florida, seven people are dead including a gunman after a shooting at an apartment complex. police say the gunman was shot dead by a s.w.a.t. team after a standoff. at least four people were

found dead inside the building. another victim was found dead across the street. it's unknown whether that person was targeted or hit by a stray bullet. >> happening today, an oakland community will hold a meeting about getting private police patrols in their neighborhood. residents plead to city leaders to put an end to the violence. one was shot and killed in her car near her home. just last week 8-year-old was shot and killed during a sleepover at a friend's house. oakland residents say they are fed up with the random attacks and hope to hire patrols to help police. >> i think one more set of eyes and some sort of official looking vehicle, what do you have to lose? >> the private security firm residents are considering would patrol the neighborhood at a cost $15 per month per household. >> the family of a

21-month-old missing girl she was last seen by her dead. he told police he left convenience store and discovered her might have gone witnesses say they saw a woman walking with a girl matching her description. >> an 18-year-old pleasanton man faces charges after police say he ran his car into a two bicycles last month. he turned himself into police yesterday. 58-year-old died on foothill road. her husband survived the crash. they also arrested hull's father. his father is a convicted felon and banned from owning guns. they found two assault rifles when searching the family's home. >> a jury finds san mateo chief probation officer guilty of possessing child pornography. stewart forest argued that

the materials were work related. investigators said they found 470 images of minors who were naked. he faces up to three years, 8 months in state prison. >> it's a rare honor bezpeod on the braveest service members. president obama will award the medal of honor to ty carter. we spoke to the proud father. >> as a dad, you don't get that very often. >> mark carter has every right to brag. his son ty carter is about to receive the medal of honor. sergeant carter was in afghanistan on october 3rd in 2009 when the army says his company was attacked by more than 300 taliban fighters. this video was taken by the insurgents. he rammed through enemy fire to retrieve supplies. he then managed to dress the

wounds of the severely wounded person. he managed to carry him to cover. he risked his life in order to call for help. >> i don't know anybody what he did. >> they spoke to "abc 7 news" in their antioch home. his father is still beaming and emotional. >> there are not a lot of fathers that can claim that. >> the soldier of year award two years ago from uso. they grew up in antioch and washington. he has medals and honors including a purple heart for deployments in iraq and afghanistan. on august 26th he is scheduled to receive the medal of honor. he is fifth recipient for awards for service. there are just eight days before the deadline to reach

a bart contract deal. this morning there are new accusations from the unions representing bart workers. they have filed a conflict of interest claim accusing one of profiting from the strike. provided shuttle buses at a cost of more than $12,000. the union says that is not fair but a bart spokesman replied that allegation is false attack adding the real amount was only $500. caltrans is going find out next month when the new east span can open. engineers will determine if they can open before seismic repairs are finished. original plans have the bridge opening labor day weekend. >> traffic is running smoothly on the bay bridge after it was shorter down for a short time yesterday

because of a safety concern. sky7hd was overhead and suspicious device was found at treasure island exit. it turned out to be a canister that ended up being harmless. it was closed yesterday afternoon. that closure lasted about 30 minutes. we caught some drivers going in the wrong direction to turn back. others who were stuck got oust their cars there and walked around while they waited. >> that bridge shut down during a hectic commute across the bay area thanks to two baseball games and three concerts. it was carmageddon across the a's game. people were jammed as they flocked to candle park for concerts. many people were losing their patience. >> what do you think about this traffic? >> it's a nightmare. >> other events includes the

giants against the cubs and concerted in berkeley and a john meyer concert in mountain view. for the latest download our latest waze app. a santa rosa family is fighting the county over seizure of their property. sonoma county is extending the runways at the airport and that means taking a 37-year-old woman off her property. and family says they are paying her just a fraction of what the land is worth. >> the house is called a tear down but the land around it is beautiful. >> there are vernal pools around there. >> she bought it just under $90,000. >> she is upset.

>> what she is talking about the county is seizing her property under eminent domain to expand runways. the county is offering her $1735,000 for six and a half acres. it's assessed at $406,000. >> it's been emotional rollercoaster. our government should be protecting us and they are not. they are kind of taking our property. >> the family's attorney says the constitution guarantees a jury to decide but eminent domain, tax records can't be shown to the jury. >> they will never hear in my opinion is the biggest injustice in the case so far. >> the county's attorneys office says the airport manager would be speaking for the county. all he could tell you about he was barred about talking about case. >> you can't talk about price? >> no. >> you can't talkt

the property is appraised for? >> no. >> he said penny was given two offers, one for her land and one for moving expenses. the family's attorney says the expense allowance was $279,000 but the issue is the value of the land. a specialist said $350,000 to $400,000 just for the dirt. >> how about $135,000? >> i don't believe so. i don't think you can get anything for that. >> napoli is afraid? >> this is last part of my life. instead of getting ready and enjoying my time last few years, i think every minute of the day, that is my mind. >> reporter:. >> thousands of credit union customers will receive new

debit cards. they traced it to the raley's supermarket chain. money vanished from customers after they used their debit cards at those stores. 2700 breaches have been reported but 18,000 cards will get replaced. >> and meteorologist lisa argen has preview of the forecast. >> we're going to be gray today downtown san francisco. and delays at sfo, gray skies in san jose, 58 degrees. 20 degrees of warming today for you and it will be sunny. detail the rest of the day when we return. >> and remember some of the heroes of the forgotten war. a tribute at another time men who fought and died in korea. it's considered by delicious delicacy but

welcome back. thank you for joining us. live look from our roof cam. in san francisco, temperatures will hit 64 but right now overcast. mist and drizzle, had to use my windshield wipers on my commute this morning but clouds all weekend. lisa argen will have your forecast in a few minutes. first 7,000 soldiers will joining brazilian police to help pope francis. they expect as many as

million people to see the pontiff. he will lead a prayer vigil tonight and mass tomorrow morning. his visit to brazil is first trip since his inauguration. >> today marks the 60th anniversary of the end of the korean war. the memorial is being built in the presidio. speakers will include pete mccloskey who served as a rifle platoon leader in korea and was awarded the navy cross and two purple hearts for wounds he received during the war. he says he is troubled that korea remains divided 60 years later. >> it's one people. they were divided by mistake. dumbest mistake was to have the russians to come down to the north half and u.s. occupy the south half, but

they are one people, not two people. >> veterans will gather at the presidio at 10:00 this morning to mark the signing of the armistice. they are still looking for donations to build the memorial. we have a link at abc7news.com if you can help. >> a local hero from the korean war is coming home next week, specialist first class joseph steinberg was captured in 1951. his remains was discovered this year. he will be buried with full military honors at golden gate national cemetery in san bruno. >> one of bisons that have lived at the park has died. vessel noted she was no able to move. she was 30 years old. she was one of the original did i seven dance of the 1984

birthday president from her husband richard blum. >> an effort is under way to save an endangered species by bringing the creature north to the bay area. wayne freedman is in bodega bay with a story of hope for white abalone. >> when dealing with marine biology, tiny white abalone and some day they will grow to to be like this. big, healthy and hopefully no longer an endangered delicacy. that will be another matter for the doctor. she and colleagues at bodega marine lab shows after ten years of training they successfully bred white abalone. >> to create babes in creativity. >> they didn't want to.

>> the question how do these abalone reproduce. the combination is a trigger of food, light and temperature. >> in what amount? we're going manipulate one of each of those and see which one has an effect. >> the lab has now 125 specimens, barely as large as a tip of a pen, this one about a year old to fully grown adults. sports diving has left so few and far between in the waters of southern california that reproduction has become next to impossible. to survive the white abalone needs numbers and once they get the procession down, this will be a can produce them. >> i think the vision is within the next five years to start producing tens of thousands of these young animals to repop late the

ocean. >> imagine that. saving an endangered ocean specious by -- species by breeding them in tanks. >> it started as a training exercise that quickly turned into the real thing nor marine mammal rescue teams. we have video from the mammal center. they were training when they came across an adult male sea lion with a leather band around its neck. they captured him and pulled him under the boat. they cut off the band after he recovery, they released him back into the ocean. look at that on wednesday. meteorologist lisa argen join joins us with a look at the weather. >> we're looking at cloudy skies and temperatures v barrel barely at 60 degrees.

here is a look at live doppler 7-hd where all is quiet. we are tracking a very healthy marine layer, mount tam showing all great from above, but this will evaporate for most of you. san francisco only partial sunshine, right now we are sitting at 56 degrees and airport delays in san francisco. partial sunshine as you head down to the airport. it's brightening up a little bit. san jose still cloudy at 58 and mountain view staying in the low 60 from vollmer peak. mount diablo where we've been enjoying sunshine all morning long. gusty winds and a&m degrees in fairfield. that will be transporting the cooler air mass so high temperatures a little below average. we're looking at 55 in napa. golden gate, you may need your wipers and it's cool for the weekend, changes come

tuesday, but i think you'll feel them more significant low wednesday. areas of low pressure, it's continuing to spin well in the great basin and that is producing the southern showers around yosemite and northeastern california. for us it means a steady onshore flow. southwest winds, 10-20 miles an hour. keeping it gray towards the coast but the financial district will be sunny and giants should see sunshine. 80 in afternoon in san jose. maybe upper 70s. temperatures will cooler than average and we'll be looking at peninsula numbers ranging from low 70s in san jose. as you head further south, palo alto upper 70s today. san francisco we talked about some sunshine for you. mid-60s up in the north bay. drag races for sonoma are cooler afternoon for you at 75 and in the east bay, we're looking at berkeley today, festival, upper 60s, nice

breeze for you. 72 in san leandro. castro valley and fremont where temperatures will climb to the 70s. today very similar to yesterday, mid 80s from pleasanton and 83 in san ramon and temperatures for a day game in oakland with numbers in the low 60s. upper 60s by late in the day. we are looking at the numbers, sunday and monday and then look for the modest warmup. it gets seasonal with numbers back in the opted's inland and sunshine at the beaches. >> i appreciate your meet logical humor and moguls came face to face in the bay area. the meeting of the two super powers. what a discovery behind a basement wall in san francisco will soon

facebook ceo mark zuckerberg will make his first comments on immigration reform next month at a premiere of a film about undocumented immigrants in san francisco. he has led political support for a group that lobbies for

more visas. his appearance could reshape the conversation on immigration reform. >> yesterday he got a visit from jay-z before he hit the stage with justin timberlake. he made a pit stop at facebook photographed with ceo zuckerberg with a meet-and-greet. >> pop culture will take center stage this weekend. highlights from last year's pop summit festival. it runs in japantown. a pop gourmet festival will feature the taste of japan and sake tasting. and if you haven't bought your tickets to outside lands, it's officially sold out. the annual music festival in san francisco's golden gate

park once from friday through sunday the 11th. straight ahead a new pollup to the u.c. davis pepper spray incident. now, the officer is seeking money from the state. >> gym roy garlic festival is in full swing and why

welcome back. it's 8:30. thanks for joining us. we are starting a quick look at the weather with lisa argen. >> good morning to you. here is a look from mount tam. earlier i said a little fog, it's a lot of fog. we are looking at mist and drizzle and airport delays. another cool day downtown with temperatures in the low to mid-60s and only partial clearings. if you head out of the city we will look for more pleasant afternoon. san jose right now, 58. 55 in half moon bay. we are looking at temperatures to climb through the 70s, near 80 degrees in gilroy. it is gray in well in parts of gilroy but later at 10:00, 61 degrees. by 1:00, in the mid 70s, upper 70s by 4:00 and look for breeze to kick in by the evening hours. temperatures are trending

cooler from yesterday and right on through tomorrow but i'll let you know when things turn around. we're talking a lot warmer in the seven-day outlook. >> new this morning, crews have contained a brush fire that burned three acres in pittsburg. it broke out just before 9:00 near john henry johnson parkway. it was closed last month due to budget cuts. a former police officer who pepper-sprayed students at u.c. davis previous the is now seeking payment from the state. he was fired for his actions but now he is filed a workers' compensation claim. nannette miranda has the story. >> reporter: john pike the former u.c. police lieutenant who got worldwide criticism for dousing demonstrators with pepper spray wants

workers' compensation for psychiatric injuries. he received death threats after the video went viral. he was fired a year ago after an investigation found his action was unwarranted. >> i think it is wrong. >> and protestors were pepper-sprayed. he and 20 others shared in a million dollar settlement from the university last year. college junior that his claim is denied. >> when you reward people like pike with benefits you tell people it's okay to hurt them. that is message we absolutely cannot send. >> pike's attorneys would not return comment but a specialist is workers' compensation cases, she says pike and his lawyer must have thought through this case very carefully. >> filing a claim is not easy. injured worker gives up the right to privacy. >> they will look at the claim on august 13th. >> if no settlement is

reached it would go forward or move on for a further hearing. demonstrators are already planning a demonstration to reject the cop's claim. >> this is outrageous. he might be entitled to receive compensation, but the idea that his own actions would entitle to a payout is absolutely unjust. >> pike made $1722,000 a year. the attorney because of recent cutbacks by the legislature a 50% permanent disability would entitle him to $62,000 in lifetime cash benefits. and medical treatment for life. new this morning, president obama says choices made now will governor the future economy. that washington has lost sight what needs to done due to political posturing. in an address, obama says

washington's top priority must be to reverse trends like economic inequality, weakened middle-class security and global competition. >> if we don't make the investments to make america a magnet for good jobs. if we don't invest in education, manufacturing and research and our transportation and information, two, we might as well hit the pause button while the rest of the world forges ahead. that is not going to fix what ails the middle-class. >> he is pressing ideas he has been promoting in an ongoing series of speeches, better access to education, health care and secure retirement. in livermore police are looking for more victims of a craigslist condo fraud. they arrested this man, 18-year-old for listing his conned minimumium for rent and then renting it out to 16 people. he collected $1600 for a

security deposit and said they could move in after he made repairs. condo is owned by his family. they say this he was unaware he was advertising hit for rent. >> an unexpected discovery is being transformed into a less tinge place for pets. they found a big space behind a basement wall in the church in north beach. church leaders decided to refurbish it and build a pet burial area. the area will have a high tech feature. >> families will be able to incorporated snapshots or videos of themselves and pets and directory to look through the lives of the pets. >> there will be a wall to honor service manages like police and seeing eye dogs. it will have a stained glass

rendering who statement francis of asisi. >> they are going to try to keep an historic berkeley post office from closing. postal service has approved the sale of the downtown berkeley building as a part of a series of cutbacks to generate revenue. nearly 3500 post offices across the u.s. have been slated for closure or sale. this is a special year for the gilroy garlic festival. it kicked off yesterday. this weekend it celebrated the 35th anniversary. david louie spoke with some of the volunteer who has have been on board from the beginning. >> 35 years ago, maybe 300 people turned out for the first garlic festival. now 100,000 show up from the u.s. and beyond. establishing gilroy as the garlic capital of the world. rich has been all 35 years.

>> only place in your world you can hang your stick on the clothesline and it will be marinated the next day. >> they are called pyro chefs and make the signature dish with garlic. his father was one of the founders of the festival. >> that very first year, my father and i, we did all the cooking. second and third year we created a crew of about maybe six. now, we're up to four double stoves. we have eight chefs going. >> this has become a major food event where every dish reeks of garlic. whoever 35 years, the festival has given back $9.7 million to sports teams, hospitals and even food banks. >> it just happened over and over and volunteer

congregation has grown so much that has made it successful -- it's a lot of fun. >> carla from the abc show the chew will be here on sunday. if you are heading this way, don't forget a hat and your appetite. next on saturday morning news, no boys allowed. it where middle school girls debug. and it's gloomy and warm up to the low 70s today. how will your neighborhood shape up? lisa argen has your forecast in just a

welcome back. it's 8:41. you are look. look at that thick marine layer. you can see the sun is shining but will the sky clear? lisa argen will be up in a few minutes with arn the accu-weather forecast. >> a special summer camp is teaching girls about coating robots.

the freedom and independence they are getting at u.c. davis. >> what do you want to be when you grow up? >> i want to be an engineer. >> eighth grader is well on her way. at this lab she is among sapp middle school girls learning to assemble and program robots. >> it's fun. >> what did you learn this week? >> how to program computers. >> before this week hardly any of these girls had ever written code. now, they are bringing keobts to life and learning the joy of debuging. >> it's frustrating. >> but that is where learning happens. >> is there roadblocks but one by one they knock them down and then this moment where everything works. >> and solving problems together is key and a little easier when boys are not around. >> boys think they are

naturally better at computers than girls. >> instead the only ones taking orders are the robots? >> you are telling what to do. you get to put different robots together and just make them do anything. >> they are using link box designed right here at u.c. davis. >> you launch a robot you get to engage the person. >> it offers lots of ways to solve problems. it's that critical thinking they hope they will succeed in engineering and also in life. >> the logical thinking. doesn't it make you proud to be woman? and now debuging the forecast. it gets cool and warm.

>> i wish i could make it warmer. it will be another cool day in downtown san francisco. we have mist and drizzle and 63 in the city. some sunshine but you are going to have to far east in san francisco to enjoy. that we'll talk about when it is going to get warm and the temperatures you can expect coming up. and new low for the giants season and much needed win. larry beil has low lights of the disappointing loss coming up in sports.

meteorologist lisa argen joins us now. if you like sun, fog, wind, cool temperatures. you've got it all. >> maybe too much in the way of fog in the city. it has been gray and that will continue for the weekend and subtle changes. we're not talking extremes anymore except for the gray because that has been pretty extreme in san francisco. usually we get some clearing. there hasn't been much. today partial clearing in downtown san francisco. live doppler 7-hd. there is a sweep. we are looking a reason why this marine layer is so expensive. it's over 27,000 feet deep. a picture from mount tam and we will look for burn back to begin in parts of the north bay. the temperatures are going to be much cooler than average in the north bay. 56 in san francisco. some sunshine around the

airport with delays over an hour. san jose, 58 and we're getting some sunshine there with mid on ao7s at the coast. -- mid ao7s at the coast. and it's been mid-50s at the coast but the numbers still in the cool side through livermore. 61 in los gatos and winds will keep it cooler than average in the inland east bay. few peeks of sunshine in san jose. drizzle at the coast. cooler weather on tap and this is below average. things will change by the middle of the week but not a lot warmer. we're talking more average temperatures for late july and into august as we begin august. here is the reason why the marine layer has been with us so extensively. as the weak low moves closer

to southern california and here is the week ahead in san jose with a cool start on monday. your warmest day looks about friday and then dropping a bit towards next weekend. nothing extreme but we are still looking at the showers and thunderstorms here as area of low pressure spins. and 95, risks of thunder and mt. shasta could see a few thunderstorms. 64 in monterey. back home, 25 degree spread from our coast to our inland east bay, 85 in livermore. 72 in richmond and santa cruz coming in with afternoon sun at 72. game is 6:00 tonight for the giants and hopefully they can do something. dropping to the ao7s and sun setting at 8:23. it will be breezy and gray will be back. temperatures staying pretty much where they are right on through the early part of the

week, mid-80s on tuesday and low 80s in east bay and sunny by the coast by the middle of next week. >> thank you, lisa. >> in sports this morning, the a's find themselves four games behind the rangers. oakland has an early pitch but last night the a's beat the angels behind their ace. here is sports director with the highlights. >> the a's are hoping that colon doesn't get suspended in the bio genesis scandal. colon has been great. wives and girlfriends raising money on miles charity event. colon going for his 14th win and mike trout a two-run bomb

and tr7x 0 angels. a's get a run back on the bottom half of the first. jeff lowery off of williams. tr7x 1 l.a., did tr7x 1 and lowery 3-of 4 and a's hold on and have a four-game lead in the a.l. west. and with all the traffic in the city, matt cain, they deserve to get the win but here in the second, castro shooth it under abreu and until the 7th, a little bloop single and sko two runs score. runners at the corner, romo gets a ground ball. and brandon belt made a costly base running mistake

earlier in the game. two runs score and that is the game winner 3-2 cubs. >> raiders open training camp in napa. they had to be happy to see the man in red and dj was cleared to practice. hayden had life saving surgery back in december and abdominal procedure in may. he will learn from charles wood sen. >> i played the game 16 years. the great thing about it. is that it is still fun. i still love it. i plan on having a great deal of fun with the guys. >> absence of michael crabtree, niners have to be thrilled to have bolden in the training camp.

six catches and a little awkward and team is happy to be in the training camp. >> in the end it makes you better. you know offensively we don't have it easy going against the defense. i think that is plus for us. >> he could be very, very valuable acquisition this season. have a great weekend everybody. i'm larry beil. >> the watch abc live stream is now available in the bay area. we are the physical local station and abc is the first broadcast network to bring you a live stream of all your favorite tv shows. now you never have to miss a minute. watch it wherever you want to be. a special new benefit brought to you by abc comcast charter communications and 2579

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happening today, one first time that visitors in san francisco zoo the annual feast for the beast takes place from w79 to 3:00. you are encouraged to donate fresh produce and first 150 will receive golden ticket. also today, five new penguin chicks will join in the march

of the penguins. it's open to the public but zoo members can name one of penguins and have an upclose encounter of their new home. after graduating with fish school where they were taught to swim and fish, penguin chicks will join a successful colony of other chicks on the island. penguin walk is at 9:30. how cute are they? >> and grab a jacket. it's going to be cool there at the zoo. temperatures in the low 60s underneath a lot of cloud cover. if you wanted sunny and warm weather, head down to gilroy. highs in the mid and upper 70s. as we look ahead, temperatures once again still below average through monday and then a slight warmup on tuesday. seasonal right on through the end of the workweek. >> at 10:00, veterans will be remembering the korean war

heroes at the presidio in the city. plenty of things to do today. thanks for joining us. we'll continue at 5:00 tonight. we hope to see you then.

>> jack hanna's "wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide insurance. >> hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo. and welcome to "wild countdown." one of the best perks of being a conservationist comes when the job is done. gonna say good-bye to you in a bit. today, the inspiring stories of incredible creatures that i helped release into the wild. you want me to show you how to fly? plus my blooper of the week. cut him loose and let him go! >> we let it to be free? >> yes. so stick around. 6 special species are going home on today's "wild countdown." i don't know, it happened so dad-gum fast, i don't know what happened. we tried to leave our tents.