then we have low

pressure off the coast that is bringing a red flag warning as soon as tonight for the next several days. dry lightning, possible fires around the bay area. we will talk about that, how long it's going to last in a few moments. katie. >> thank you, lisa. developing news. hayward police are investigating a fatal crash that left one man dead and two others injured. authorities say a pickup truck smashed into a parked tractor-trailer truck on industrial boulevard and hall road around 4:15 this morning. a passenger was pronounced dead at the scene. he has not yet been identified. the 26-year-old driver and another passenger in the pickup were taken to the hospital in serious condition. police say speed was a factor in the crash and they are investigating whether the driver had been drinking. east-bound lanes on industrial boulevard to interstate 880 are closed while police investigate. in the south bay, chp investigators are asking for the public's help in locating a ford pickup truck involved in a fatal hit-and-run accident. last night, around 8:45, a man was hit while crossing the

street in san jose. witnesses say they saw a late-model full-size ford pickup with oversize tires drive away. it was described as being light in color, possibly with a stripe down the hood. witnesses could not provide a description of the driver and they did not see the license plate number. developing news, authorities in sonoma county are looking for the driver after pickup truck who slammed through the front door of a home and then ran away from the scene. it happened just before 2:00 a.m. outside petaluma on cleveland avenue. you see inned video the home sustained major damage. an elderly woman was asleep in the back of the house but was not hurt. so far authorities have not found the driver. the chp is investigating this one. delving news, police investigating a fatal stabbing at an ant -- antioch gas station. there was a man suffering from stab wounds. he was taken to the hospital where he died.

detectives say they are questioning a man who may have been fighting with the victim. a popular santa cruz surfing instructor is in jail this morning. he's accused of secretly taking pictures and recording video of his students, and that's not all. the 38-year-old dylan greiner was arrested on charges of lewd acts with children. we have more on what led to the arrest. >> 38-year-old dylan greiner is accused of lewd acts with two teenage girls. police say he lured the 14 and 15-year-old girls to his surf school by offering free lessons. >> he continues that relationship with him to the point it grows to an inappropriate relationship where he is making sexual advances toward him, and photographing them in very personal body parts. >> police served search warrants at his surf school and home. they collected computers, one with evidence that leaves detectives to believe there are more victims. >> there were videos taken in the store from the dressing room, as well, depicting young

girls who were getting changed into wet suits there at the business. >> dylan greiner has become very well-known on cowell beach where he teaches surf lessons. almosts credit him with cleaning up the beach after helping pass a curfew to keep home press people off the beach at night. >> he did a great thing and it made everything else happen. as you can see, they aren't here. he did a good thing. nobody had any clue. we are all appalled. >> right now police are trying to locate other victims. they are encouraging parents to have a talk with their kids if they have taken lessons at the santa cruz surf school. >> if you think there is something there, bring it forward, let us work with your child, and let us get the services that they need. >> dylan greiner is being held on a half million dollars bond. police expect to file further charges once more victims are

identified. abc7 news. police in union city have released this sketch of a suspect wanted for indecent exposure and child molestation. he's described asdrubal cabrera kegs, mid-50s, 6 feet, 200 pounds and either bald or very short wear. he's been spotted wearing a tan fisherman-style hat with a chinstrap and eyeglasses. police are investigating a payments shooting in east oakland. a woman is dead and two injured including a child. there was a shooting on mcarthur boulevard at 73rd avenue around 9:00 30 last night. officers found a man and woman inside a car with gunshot wounds. woman was dead. the man was taken in the hospital and is expected to survive. a 4 your old boy was hit by shattered glass but only suffered minor injuries. list have not released suspect information. police are looking for a gunman who shot four people over a stolen purse. john alston has details.

>> the shooting took place in uptown, oakland in the shadow of the fox theater and trendy eateries. three stylists from the bad boys salon were shot in front of their business, along with another person who just happened to be on the sidewalk. >> they went out there and saw the blood. doing my best to hold his wounds. >> the trouble began yesterday when somebody broke into the car on telegraph avenue and grabbed a purse. it belonged to this man's girlfriend who was a stylist in the salon. >> so i chased him down 18th street and i caught him. i got the purse back. him and his friend, whatever, they ran away. >> witnesses say at least one of them returned to the hair salon on a bike and with a gun. this man was in a cafe across the street. >> i heard a pop, pop. i walk out, and i see the gentleman shooting marquis when he's on the ground and i go over and render first aid. >> before i get back i hear a bunch of siren and i see people laying on the ground and they are shot, and i find out my girl got shot.

all of this over a broken window and a few meaningless possessions. it's pointless. >> police are checking several surveillance cameras, hoping it will lead to the gunman. it was on telegraph and 18th street. even though police say violent crime in this section of oakland is relatively rare, some neighbors are not surprised. >> it's not shocking. one of the things that the community really has called for is more presence with the police. >> john alston, abc7 news. >> san francisco fire chief banned firefighters from using their helmet video. it happen after the asiana fire crash. video shows a fire department rig running over a young passenger who was covered in fire retardant foam. the battalion chief was directing rig movements and

apparently didn't know the 16-year-old was will on the ground. critics have questioned the timing of the chief's decision because the footage raises the possibility that the fire department could beliable in the teenager's death. >> tomorrow is back to school day for many bay area kids, and to protect those children, san francisco police will have extra patrols near schools over the next two days. officers will be targeting drivers who violate the 15-mile an hour school zone speed limit. traffic enforcement officers will focus on elementary schools in the city with operations scheduled between seven and nine in the morning and 1:30 and 3:30 in the afternoon. so heads-up, everyone. school, it's this time again. >> quit laughing, katie. wipe off the smirk. >> it has to end at some point. >> and the coolest temperatures here in the north bay. 56 degrees san rafael. contrast that to 74 in livermore. we will talk about the hot

temperatures, the spare the air day and the red flag warning all coming up. >> lisa, thank you. drama at the america's cup. two sailors swept overboard during competition. we will tell you what happened. and a new lead in the death of princess diana. is it possible it wasn't a

>> welcome back, everyone. so glad you could be with us on this sunday morning. coming up on 9:13. hers a live look from our emeryville camera this morning. finally we see the blue skies making their way through the haze. a gorgeous, blue water. it will be a nice, sunny day in most areas of the bay area. enjoy it while you can. things will change tonight. lisa argen will fill you in on that coming up in a few minutes. >> this morning egypt's interim prime minister is considering a drastic move to end the violence by disbanding the muslim brotherhood. now there's concern over the fate of priceless antiques being destroyed at the country's museum. we have the latest from cairo. >> this morning cairo woke up to this, the heaviest police presence we've seen in days. the army's armored vehicles on every major street, even here, guarding the central square so central to their democratic revolution two years ago.

the ongoing violence continues to spiral out of control with angry civilians now taking up arms against the muslim brotherhood. watch this woman in black. in less than 30 seconds watch as she is surrounded by an angry mob, then attacked. the military intervened to keep her safe. many christians are also afraid, worried morphs churches like this one will be attacked. this man guarding a church in cairo telling us earlier, of course, i'm worry burks i'm ready to protect this church with my life. even their ancient treasures aren't safe. this shows destruction and looting at this museum. glass cases smashed and ancient items on the ground and priceless statues destroy. abc news, cairo. in a jailhouse interview

with our media partner at the bay area news group, randy said he had a loving relationship with sandra coke. ms. coke disappeared and he was the last man seen with her. he's in custody violating the conditions of his parole, including a restraining order keeping him from coke. but he said the two attended church together and planned to marry. he denies harming her or having anything to do with her disappears. a building at the east bay campus is more than making something knew, it's helping scientists learn about earthquakes. this shows the 13 story warren hall collapse into a pile are rubble yesterday morning. sear clap tells us how scientists plan to use the implosion to understand how the bay area is affected by

earthquakes. >> now i can't even remember where it was. >> lee baker looks out from his hayward hills home hours after csu east bay's warren hall was demolished. he can't remember it without the landmark that towered over campus and defined the city's skyline for the last 40 years. >> you felt like you were coming home when you saw the tower. contractors set off 462 pounds of explosives. the usgs calls it a man-made earthquake. it leaned and collapsed in on itself. the force created about a magnitude 2.0 quake. u.s.g.s. will study the impact it had on the area. it was study the hayward fault. >> it is the fault that has the highest probability in the bay area of generating the next large earthquake. the 13 story building that also housed classrooms was built along the fault more than 40 years ago. it has been abandoned for the last two years after it was deem the most seismically unsafe building in the cal state system. the usgs used about 600 of these

seismographs, placed strategically on campus and at volunteers' homes. they had sensors to measure it with unprecedented detail. >> how hard is it going to shake here, how hard it it going to shake there and we can compile hazard maps. >> the usgs will take the information from all the graphs and paint a 3d picture of what is going on in the earth's layers. they will then public a scientific paper with their findings. and even though the budding was gone in a matter of seven seconds, it leaves a lasting memory for those who graduated from the university of just drove by it every day. >> i am a little sad. i had a little tear watching it, and it was historical to watch it but it brings back memories. a park will replace the hall where a view of the bay can be enjoyed for generations to come. >> in hayward, kira klapper, abc7 news. >> subcontractors have 40 days to clear the rubble. much of it will be repurposed as building materials. as kira mentioned, a park will replace warren hall so people can enjoy the view from the hill. construction on the new administration building is set to begin this fall.

>> surprising allegations have surfaced in london about princess diana's death. abc news reporter chuck sievertson reports on the new information and how scotland yard is handling it. >> princess last walked through here with her boyfriend, talking to her driver who was drunk, twice the legal limit, and driving off into the car tunnel, followed by paparazzi. last images of a princess before her left. now relive again. >> new information about the circumstances surrounding the car crash. >> sky news is reporting surprising allegations that diana was murdered by a british soldier. new accusations passed on this police by the soldier's former inlaws. they are taking it seriously, scoping information that was recently received, and adding it was not reopening the initial investigation for now. an official inquest a few years ago ruled there was no conspiracy to murder. >> this was a tragic accident.

>> it's the official line. >> we get this every single year around the anniversary of the death of diana princess of wales. i think the police did a thorough investigation prior to the inquest and that's why we had an inquest. i don't think anybody doubted their conclusions. >> still, new evidence about that fateful night nearly 16 years ago will be analyzed. >> there will be a lot of people hoping there will be nothing to this, expecting there is nothing to it. probably there isn't. but it's absolutely right that until that is proved, that it should be thoroughly investigated. >> so far buckingham palace has declined to comment on the new developments. chuck sievertson, abc news, new york. more races are scheduled to in the louis vuitton cup sailing finals, but it was a rough start for emirates team new zealand yesterday. two sailors were thrown overboard when they took a nose dive into the water during the competition. you see it in this amazing video captured by america's cup tv.

sailors were picked up within seconds. yacht suffered minor damage when a center tarp tore apart. they beat the italy team luna rossa. >> how do you know the whether will be for the races today? we are warming up quickly and the wind is shifting. that's one elements that will take us to high fire danger today. there is a red flag warning issued by the national weather service, midnight tonight, as an area of low pressure gets closer to the coast. right now it's all about the heat, the lack of wind, the wind shift, shift, and the compression of the marine layer as high pressure builds on in today. you can see very little fog left over. here's vollmer peak and already temperatures well into the 70s in our east bay valley. san francisco at 61. 64 oakland. good morning san jose. you have been sunny all morning long. 65 for you. and half moon bay with 2-mile

visibility. just 57 degrees. from mt. tam a little bit in the way of high cloudiness. we will see more of that tomorrow. today featuring the sunshine and rapid warmup. 17 by the delta right now. we are looking at those winds shifting offshore throughout the afternoon. look at all the 60s, from santa rosa, livermore and concord. so we are looking at the pollutants already getting gathered down toward the surface. so the ozone is really increasing and that's allowing for a spare-the-air day today. not much in the way of coastal clouds for the next couple of hours. maybe an hour or so. ed headline today, heating up, and thunder threat with the possibility of dry lightning early on and maybe wetting rains in the days ahead. here's a look at a sunny san jose. the poorest air quality will be in the east bay today. be advised of that. it's a one-day event, though, our heat-up. here's why. you can already see the rotation from an area of low pressure well offshore, bringing up the

mid-level clouds, the subtropical moisture that will feed into the low in the section several days. we will be right in the middle of that as this area of low pressure gets closer and then hangs on offshore. today it's about the high pressure cell that's bringing the heat that's correct one-day warmup, and then it's this system here that's initiated the fire weather watch for late tonight into tomorrow, and possibly right on through wednesday. so gusty winds. the potential for that with the dry lightning and then some wetting rains. but with that the lightning always a concern for new fire starts with that tender-dry brush. already in the 80s above 1500 feet. critical fire weather the next couple days. 85 santa clara, 83 in sunnyvale with 80 in santa cruz. warm day today on the peninsula. 87 for redwood city and even along the coast we will get warmed to. 75 downtown. up in the north bay look at the triple digits from ukiah to

clear lake. 92 sonoma. stinson 74. 82 oakland with 84 in fremont. out over the hills here's where it will be quite oppressive with 97 walnut creek, 99 brentwood. the look ahead, we've got the warmup and the slight offshore flow and the spare of air today. chance of thunderstorms tonight, tomorrow, tuesday, and by wednesday things should settle down and we will look for the usual low clouds and fog and a more stable atmosphere. don't want to scare anybody, but always this time of year we worry about that. >> it's rarely good when you here the word "oppressive" in the forecast. >> just for one day. >> thank you, lisa. coming up, the trader joe's trademark fight. the canadian company is coming

>> tonight we will have special programming. cheryl jennings brings you information about a camp for kids living with life-threatening illnesses and life-altering conditions have fun, build confidence and meet others just like them. we introduce you to courageous campers living with hiv/aids, siliak disease and developmental delays. >> just like we some something wrong with us doesn't mean we have to be cooped up inside. we can do stuff we love. >> it's nice to be around other kids who have leak the same condition of me kind of. >> makes me feel good. like where i belong. >> join abc7 tonight at 6:30 for our special program "just like me" and learn how the taylor family foundation is helping

change the lives of these children. a man in canada claims to be trader joe's best customer but the grocery chain is taking him to court. michael has a store in vancouver called pirate joe's. it's stocked with marked up items he buys from trader joe's in washington state. he says he spends $22 a month but now is becoming so recognizable he has to drive further than washington. >> i tried the l.a. run and that didn't go well so we lost a bunch. chocolate. if they said they were opening a store in vancouver tomorrow or next year, i would close the store. >> trade are joe's does not have a store in canada, and it's suing him for trademark infringement and unfair competition. still to come, a possible medical breakthrough. a california doctor leading the charge in the treatment of fibromyalgia. and the

welcome back. thanks for joining us. we are starting this half-hour with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning, katie. we are look a at a few fingers of fog still stubborn here. take a look at the temperatures. mostly sun my and warming up. 71 trees in fairfield. it's a spare-the-air day. you know that because temperatures already into the 60s. the winds are calm. we are on our way to a very warm day today. we also have the risk of some thunderstorms moving into the forecast area tonight. the rest of the day featuring more sun around the bay. mid-70s to the low 80s around berkeley and oakland today. at our coast, half moon bay and stinson beach, we are talking near 70s to the mid-70s. inland from san ramon valley and inland, mid- and upper-90s. it only lasts for a day but then we are talking about increasing

clouds and low pressure will visit us. that brings us the red flag warning. i'll explaining coming up. katie. >> thank you, lisa. >> we are learning more about an officer-involved shooting. it was on the off-ramp to high bay 24. he has been identified at david of concord. he is recovering in the hospital. >> a new controversy featuring the bikini club known as the gold club, the gold club in san francisco is suing the san jose club for infringement. they north affiliated. the spokesperson said the suit is baseless because san jose club owners got a apronner license for the name from the true owner in south carolina. >> new research could help in the fight against fibromyalgia.

new research could help in the fight against fibromyalgia. health and science reporter carolyn johnson tells us about a new test that might finally help some. >> is there anyplace that doesn't hurt? >> nearly all the key points on her arms are painfully tender. it's one of the ways doctors diagnose fibromyalgia. a chronic neurosensory disorder that causes widespread muscle pain, joint stiffness and fatigue. >> i cried for everything. i was in pain all the time. >> on average it takes about three to five years for patients like her to get a fibromyalgia diagnosis. >> so i was getting depressed because i didn't get anything accomplished. >> people shouldn't be looked at as if they are neurotic or hysterical or hyperchondriacs. this doctor has developed what he said is the very first blood test to diagnose fibromyalgia. in the lab he measures blood markers found in the immune system. >> white blood cells produce normal proteins but when you have fibromyalgia, research shows you have less production

of two specific types. >> we were struck by the fact they were not producing these proteins in normal quantities. >> in a study of 110 patients with the fibermyalgia diagnosis, the test was positive in 93% of the cases. he said a lack of the protein suppresses the immune system which may explain why patients are vulnerable to all types of stress. >> it plays a role, for example, in a person might have depression, why a person might develop extreme pain anywhere they are touched. why they are terrible fatigue. >> another doctor told blanca she might have fibromyalgia but she felt a blood test would be. more definitive and bring her a peace of mind. for this story, epigenetics covered the cost of that test. >> the only proof i have is how i feel, right? i don't have anything that tells me, yes, you have this. >> but other doctors who treat the disease said the test won't tell them any more than a physical exam reveals. they point out the protein markers may be found in people

with other diseases. diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis. they said testing for more preteens would make the test more definitive but would cost $1,200 to $1,500. this doctor's test cost $744. but it isn't covered by insurance. >> there is controversy, but you have to understand there are those physicians who are the ones who have been benefiting from those patients who have been earning thousands of dollars, and now here's this test that says we don't have to spend that money. >> one week later. blanca received her results. the test was positive. >> i can have it prove that i really have fibromyalgia. and maybe after this test, you know, there is treatment. carolyn johnson, abc7 news. >> at abc7news.com you will find links to more information on the test and how it works. you will find that under "see it on tv." this morning the federal

government wants to save the farallon islands by covering them in poison. the islands are infested with mice. it's so bad there are as many as 500 mice per acre. the rodents attract hungry owls, the owls' offspring then graze on a rare seabird. a study said the best way to get rid of the mice is by poison dropped with helicopters. the fish and wildlife service will make a decision by the end of the year. google is bringing us one step closer to the computing you often see in science fiction. abc7 news reporter johnathan bloom explains the new feet that you are lets you ask your computer a question and get a simple answer. >> hello, computer. >> to the characters in star trek, talking to a computer is commonplace. but down here on earth we still usually type in searches with a keyboard. >> keyboard. how quaint. >> but there are a few trekies working at google and they have come up with this. >> the star trek motivator is a big motivator for us.

>> what am i doing this weekend? >> here's your agenda. first up, the next hotel reservation is at the chicago hotel for tomorrow. >> the data comes mostly from your g-mail account and calendar. the instant response comes from years of research. >> we've had great advances recently using neuronetwork technology which uses thousands of google's computers all together to process your utterance and understands what it means. >> it is designed to check a flight team or a package instantaneous. it works on any device as long as you are logged into google. >> when is my dinner reservation? >> you have a reservation at 9:00 p.m. today. >> little new search features will roll out to most users over a span of a few days. some people who got their first try said they are impressed. >> if you can use it in a day that makes my day better, i'm for that. tech crunch writer john said it's futuristic, but functional. >> you will ask it all sorts of questions and feel like you are in sci-fi but after a while we

will feel it's natural. >> it is different from apple's. >> apple is more sassy, but google doesn't talk back. >> google is trying to be your assistant and get things done for you as quickly as possible as opposed to trying to be your buddy or your friend. >> we all know what happens when a computer becomes too human. >> open the doors, please. >> i'm sorry, dave, i'm afraid i can't do that. >> in san francisco. abc7 news. >> a team of marine veterans who served today in iraq a decade ago held their ten year reunion yesterday. they had a lot of catching up to do. they met at the war fighter brewing company in san carlos, a business that was just started by one of the members of the unit. john barton's brewery and his media consulting business of the same name are staffed entirely by vets. he believes reunions are important for getting vets employed after leaving the military. i was just approached by a

friend of mine with a job opportunity with his company, and i didn't even know he had a company. so in the last 60 seconds i k could probably create another job for another veteran and not even know it. >> he has employed over 400 veterans. >> coming up, is it an accurate portrayal? techies head to the big screen to see the movie steve jobs. you see the low clouds hanging tight but lent of blue skies above. lisa argen will hi

>> welcome back. check out if your sunday is off to a nice start. you are looking live at the san mateo bridge where the water is off to a nice start. blue skies there and

temperatures will get into the 80s today. warm in lots of places today. enjoy it wheel you can. back to school for a lot of kids tomorrow. weather change fourth everybody come tonight. a new film about apple's co-founder, steve jobs, is lighting up movie screens across the country this morning. in silicon valley, interest is high to see how steve jobs is portrayed. abc7 news business and technology report david louie talks with moviegoers. reviews of the movie "jobs." in silicon valley where people worked at apple, the movie rings true. >> i have always heard he was a tough guy to work for, and they certainly didn't hold back in that arena. some of the stuff he did, he kind of looked like a jerk. >> however, not one person offered praise for ashton kutcher's portrayal of steve jobs. >> i'm trying to build apple, and they are taking it away from me? >> they did credit the film for not trying to smooth out the

rough edges of a judge visionary known to be difficult to work with. >> he was very tough, he was very committed with a real vision. maybe a little rougher than i even realized based on the movie. but then again, i heard stories that say probably very real. >> a movie fan, whose husband went to school with jobs, said the film revealed something she didn't know. >> i think how tortured he was in his personal life. even more than what i have read before, that he really was tortured, but he was such a visionary that that outweighed the other. >> we reached out to the real steve wozniak for his reaction how he was portrayed to the movie. he didn't respond. the film doesn't try to cover jobs' entire life, only from college to the creation of the i-pod, and that caused one movie goer to knock it. >> i think i would give it a "b." i kind of wish they would have had the pixar part of it. >> another showed up with no intention of seeing the jobs movie. >> i thought we knew everything about him. don't we? enough is enough. >> so there's no compelling reason for you to see the movie? >> no.

>> in san jose, david louie, abc7 news. >> yikes. tough critic there. >> that's right. are they going to like the weather? >> we have a little lag in our warmup here. you see that from the golden gate bridge camera. wow, look at all the fog we are seeing compressed. it will disappear and we will have a warmer day on the coast. if you like it warmer, we have that. but we also have high fire danger in the forecast. i'll have the details next. >> thank you. coming up next, what happens when the panda races the marlin to first base? it could

>> welcome back, everyone. how is this for beautiful blue sparkling water and boats going through the bay there. this is from the bay bridge cam. it looks gorgeous, but if you swung it over and looked at the golden gate bridge, totally socked in. it depends on where you are standing. but it is shaping up to be a nice sunny day. in sports the a's will try to win the rubber game of their series against the cleveland indians at the coliseum. last night the a's needed to win to keep pace with the a.l. west-leading rangers. here's rick kwan with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. a double setback for the a's last night. first, all-star picture bartolo colon was put on the disabled list with a strained left groin. that is for 15 days.

then his teammates went out and lost to the indians 7-1. it may have been yoenis cespedes bobble head day at the coliseum. but this game belonged to the indians. former athletic nick swisher gets all of this pitch. it's his 14th homer of the season. and cleveland struck in the 6th at asdrubal cabrera sends one deep to right center. the ball bounces off the wall and michael brantley comes home. it's 3-0. a no-hitter until the 6th. josh donaldson breaks it up with rbi single. josh reddick scores and oakland gets on the board. the indians answer in the seventh as michael bourn connects. that was off jerry blevins ins. it is outta here!. cleveland added three more and pulled away to win 7-1. oakland now trails texas by a game and a half. the rangers scored five in the second. david murphy with the two-run double off the wall. 15-3 was the final, and they did it without hitting a home run. former a's shortstop miguel

tejada is the latest player to be suspended by major league baseball. he will have to sit out 105 games for using an amphetamine. the 2002 american league m.v.p. tested positive for adderall. he said not to get an edge on the competition but to control his attention deficit disorder. he think it's save the giants will not win their division this year. but they played in miami. it was scoreless until the fourth with runners at second and third in the giants game. pablo sandoval, a race to the bag and the panda is safe. there was a cloud of dust. sandoval was a little shaken up but stayed in the contest. brandon belt scored to make it 1-0. in the fourth, giants up 2-0. he lines one to center. jake can't make the diving catch. it will go to the wall. two runners come home. blanco slides into third but with the triple.

matt cain shut out the marlins until the sixth. that's when he unblows the monster two-run blast, 454 feet that cut the lead in half. but the giants get the two runs back in the eighth. andres torres' grounder goes off the glove of lucas, belt scores and san francisco wins. 6-4. cain improves his record to 8-8. there is no stopping the red-hot dodgers. clayton kershaw blanked the phillies last night, allowing 3 hits over 8 innings. he's the league best at 1.80. kershaw also drove in a run with the rbi double in the fifth. l.a. wins 5-0. the dodgers have now won 42 of they're last 50. they lead the west by 8 1/2 games. that is sports for sunday morning. i'm rick kwan. see you again tonight at 5:00. >> turning now to the weather. plenty nice outside in several places, but it's going to get dramatic later. >> you are right. we will see a lot of warming but

offsetting the warming the poorer air quality. higher pressure is moving in and that will make for a spare-the-air day today. poor quality in the east bay. but the fog is banked up along the coast. also the red flag warning that goes into effect midnight tonight for most of the bay area. it's going to stay with us probably until early wednesday. so these highlighted areas we can see dry lightning, thunderstorm activity and even wetting rains and all of this could he ignite fires with the dry fuel around the bay. you see it looks hazy right now. we will look for a rough day today for parts of the east bay. already in the 60s and 70s in the higher elevations. san francisco in the low 60s. san francisco 64 with 57 half moon bay. still fog there but that will disappear. from mt. tam you can see some of the fingers of fog and clear above with numbers in the 60s in the north bay. by the delta already in the 70s. concord 63 and 68 in the livermore valley. take a look at this picture from

our sutro tower. you can notice that, yeah, not a pretty sight. but we will be looking at mostly sunny sky throughout the entire bay area today. with that heat up, we are well above normal. red flag warning begins tonight and the winds already very light going offshore. looks nice and clear here in san jose. but once again the spare the air day for the entire bay area. out in the east bay you will see it, you will feel it, and here's a look at our visible satellite. also seeing the different types of clouds. we have the low clouds and fog here already burning back to the coast. but moisture pulling out from santa barbara a, southern california, and it's this moisture that will interact with an area of low pressure that is just going to sit here for the next several days. once it allows for that moisture to move on up, we get heating of the sun, it looks like the best chance of showers and thunderstorms will be overnight monday into tuesday with that low. we will look for some of these areas to contain the build-ups,

the cumulus clouds throughout the afternoon tomorrow. but late tomorrow into tuesday i think we could see a better possibility of thunderstorms and some gusty winds with the potential for the lightning and the fire strikes around here. but it's not only the bay area warming up and heating up with the high fire danger, all the way into the sierra nevada with temperatures in the 80s and 90s. 101 in sacramento, 104 in fresno. we are looking at very warm temperatures. this system just sitting offshore for the neck -- the next several days. until about thursday we will be set in this pattern with the high humidity and moisture. today sunny and warm in oakland. 82. 85 in palo alto with temperatures above normal in san jose. 86 for you. if you are headed out to the ballgame, it's going to be very warm out there with mid-70s to near 80 throughout most of the afternoon. we will look for the best chance of thunderstorms late tomorrow, overnight into tuesday morning, and looking at the thunder

threat into wednesday. once that low moves out, we will look for more stable weather and back to the low clouds and fog pattern that we are so used to. but that fog is disappearing very, very quickly. >> get outside and enjoy the sun. >> yes. thanks, lisa. >> we are learning girls are entering pubert at an earlier age and boys too. as young as 7 years old. we talked about a person trying to find out if early puberty means a bigger riske of breast cancer. >> the more weight she carries, the earlier she goes through pubert. >> for boys 12 to 14, but there has been a trend to see more early-onset puberty as early as age 10 in boys. >> in beyond the headlines, cheryl jennings takes a look at somewhat some of the causes for early puberty might include and how a family can help a child get through it. that's coming up today at 10:00

a.m. on abc7. a san francisco city leader taking part in an annual tournament at the table. we

>> here are the winning numbers from last night's power ball draw. >> nobody picked all six, so wednesday night's jackpot now estimated at $70 million. >> happening today, are you ready for some ping-pong? this man is, it's san francisco mayor ed lee and his famously wicked backhand. he's competing in chinatown third annual ping-pong tournament today. san francisco police will also field a team, as well as the warriors with star forward harrison barnes. see if his skills go beyond the hardwood there. competition ranges from entry level to advanced. the action gets underway the -- right now at the chinese

culture center. >> also the sunday streets community festival will be held in san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood today. it take place from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 this afternoon. cars and trucks are kept out so people can safely walk, ride bikes and take part in other activities. today a team of student film makers will be talking to people and capturing the activities for a project. sounds like the weather will be nice. >> temperatures here in the mid-70s and the fog disappearing. fast forward to tomorrow and tomorrow night when thunderstorms and a red flag warning centers the picture. we will be look at the unstable atmosphere for the next several days. with that, it's going to be warm still. after that we will cool off and look at more typical weather as the kids get back to school. >> back to school. all right. thanks so much, lisa and thanks for joining us on the abc7 sunday morning news.

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♪ >> i'm cheryl jennings. today's show is focused on a part of life that every person goes through in their life and that is puberty. we're going to talk about girls and boys going through puberty as well as transgender kids.