good morning. i'm katie marzullo. it is 8:00 a.m. let's start with a quick look at the weather. >> we are starting out with cloudy skies in is an plan and airport delays if 50 minutes clearing san jose. later today in oakland, partly cloudy. mostly sunny skies this afternoon. temperatures will be a little on the cool side. we will call i will mild. mid to upper 60s around oakland and berkeley today. along the coast, look for mostly cloudy conditions. mid and upper 50s should do it. it will be breezy and inland, return to some warm numbers. low to mid 80s with plenty of shine. we are looking at changes in the form of increasing clouds and press a little bit of moisture

far north bay communities. and maybe a warmup before the week is out. i will have that for you a bit later. katie? >> sounds good. thank you. we have breaking news in marin city. shorts are investigating a deadly stabbing that led to a police shooting. it happened around 11:00 last mitt at an apartment on coal drive. marin county sheriff's office says a 44-year-old woman inside the home was stabbed to death. investigators say that the suspect hen boarded a golden gate transit bus covered in blood and carrying the knife. the police met the bus in the marina district. authorities say that the suspect threatened officers with the knife. officers shot him it is still under investigation. more breaking news. a burglary suspect is in the hospital this morning after being shot by a police officer. police say they received a report just before 1:00 this morning of a an armed robbery outside the coconut grove bar on

lincoln road east. when officers approached the suspect on spring road, one appeared to pull a gun. an officer opened fire. the suspect was treated for a non-life threaten injuringy. breaking news out of palo alto where a road is blocked right now while police investigate a fatal accident. west middle field road south of san antonio road is closed. officers found a cement truck on its side just after 5:00 this morning. the road is expected to be closed all morning while they investigate. no word yet on the identity of the person who was killed. but we will bring you updates on the story as they become available this morning. now developing news on a wildfire near yosemite. more than 125,000 acres. the map showing how large the rim pyre has gro-- fire. >> reporter: flames continue to own the hillside. the night sky makes it's easier to see the actual fires burning

under all of that smoke. some crews are on standby to make sure the flames don't jump over the highway of 120. a few miles away in groveland hundreds of people gathered to hear an update and to ask questions. >> if we have pokes that are -- before the park gate that didn't even get evacuation notice, they had to leave on their own. we need to know the status of the line. >> reporter: she rushed here because like a lot of bay area residents, her family owns property in the fire zone. for her, so far so good. >> that works. four days. thought you know what, this is escalating. it is in the canyon. key wait a minute out sure to make sure we can get friends and family out. it is not just about family. the whole community a family. >> reporter: officials say they know where the fire started but not how. there was light mink in the days before the flames broke out last saturday and it is not unusual for the woods to smolder.

>> there is a lot of infrastructure around water. water is very for for the watershed getting to a lot of places in the lower valleys. and we are dealing with protecting those as much as possible. this satellite image from mass a shows where all the smoke from the fire is going. and as you can see, it is heading northeast over tahoe and reno. avoiding yosemite valley entirely. reports from the parks to the area are clear with month smoke problems there. the governor has declared a state of emergency for the city and county of san francisco because of the threat, fire poses to the city's utilities and water supply. cornell barnard has the story. >> reporter: pouring drinks getting ready for basie night at that time oyster bar. the one thing he pends on nightly is clean, fresh water out of the tap. >> people need water to stay sober and clean.

the list goes on. >> reporter: but the massive rim fire burn singletening and catchy. a vital source which provides water to 2.6 million people in the bay area. san francisco's public utilities commission declared an emergency. activate thing situation room to monitor the rim fire. the biggest concern is ash. falling into the reservoir. the digital gauges are monitoring water quality in real time. for now levels are safe. >> it does not happen immediately. we would actually see the cloudiness increase slowly in the reservoir giving us sufficient time to make adjustments to the system so there will be no disruption in water service to any of our customers. >> reporter: local water supplies can be tapped into as a backup but it is a big source of power. it keeps the lights on inside every public building in san francisco. and keeps mumi rolling. two out of three powerhouses are offline to prevent lines from

arking and endangering firefighters. but they may already begin. >> we don't know the condition of our pa silt, electric transmission lines. our powerhouses. our -- cottages and houses we have up in the sierra. pg&e and is selling power to the city to make up the difference. >> looking out porous. devastate spd of the smaller businesses. didn't have a simple thing like water. >> reporter: steve says he does not take his water for granted. protecting the supply is now a challenge. from a wildfire still raging. authorities are planning another search for a missing east bay toddler. 22-month-old 22-month-old daphne webb was reported missing by her father in july. they will be using specialized equipment. they will also use cadaver dogs.

police have not said what the new information is but are now treating the investigation as both a missing person and homicide case. police searching for the hit-and-run driver who triggered fatal three-way accident in livermore last night. police say a car hit a motorcycle on westbound 580 just before 6:00 pm and caused the motorcycle to collide with a big rig. the motorcyclist died at the scene. the driver who hit the motorcycle took off. part of 580 was shut down for several hours. new this morning. a man and two children are safe after they were rescued from their jet skis. the man in his 30s. his children, ages 7 and 9, were reported overdue while out yesterday evening. one of the jet skis started sinking and the group couldn't get back to land. contra costa sheriff's deputies found them around 10:00 last might. they were checked out because of the extreme cold but were not taken to the hospital. this morning, thousands of people are gathering in nation's capital to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the march on

washington. recognized as the defining moment in the civil rights movement events planned throughout the week. this to remember dr. martin luther king jr.'s dream and his call to end racism in the united states. ♪ freedom >> reporter: they came in busloads from cities across america. this morning, sliz preparing to make the journey back to the lincoln memorial. where americans demanded an end to racial inequality and after scenes like this. >> actually behind his shoulder in this picture. >> reporter: with just 16 years old when she attended the march. on saturday her daughter, tonya, will join her to commemorate 50 years for that historic moment. >> i have a dream today. >> reporter: that year, 1963. even president kennedy addressed the nation on tv. boldly supporting civil rights.

>> all americans afforded equal rights and equal opportunities. >> 50 years later, a black man who is president. >> it was such a joy. to see even with a black president, we still have a long way to go. >> reporter: she says she is troubled by the death of florida teen trayvon martin. >> his badge of citizenship did not protect him being able to walk down the street and not be harassed. >> reporter: even her daughter acknowledges there's more work ahead. >> what is your hope for saturday's speech? >> hope and get people a sense of belonging to a larger purpose. >> reporter: friends hope her generation's struggle will be remembered this way. >> the bay area will host several events today. the naacp is holding a short meeting followed by a one-mile march that begins at an hour at

9:00, st. james park. in oakland the bay area of black workers center is sponsoring a rally at 1:00 at amphitheater. in san francisco, they are holding a rally on the steps of city hall at 3:30. it will pay tribute to openly gay civil rights leaders. santa clara county residents can pitch in and help clean up their community today. the county needs volunteers to pick up trash in and around the creek in campbell. organizers say they filled 50 bags with trash from the creek last year. including needles, paper and oil cans. cleanup begins this morning at 9:00. hopefully they will get all the volunteers they need out there this morning. it is always good to pitch in and help. >> sure. >> weather should cooperate. >> yeah. we are looking at mostly sunny conditions right now. except for santa rosa. you are stuck in the fog. here is a view. angel island in the distance. we are looking at a breezy and slightly cooler afternoon in parts of the bay. and the weekend, yeah.

it is going to be running on the cool side. i will explain next. >> thank you, lisa. a way merchants are banding together. how bad is the air you are breathing in while struck in traffic? we will let you know how that

now for the crisis in syria. shocking video has gone viral of what appears to be a toxic gas attack on rebels and civilians. americans held a vigil for friends and family members back home.

>> about 100 members of the syrian american council in san jose urge it is u.s. to appear what's toxic gas attack on syrian rebels and civilians. >> 67% of hose who were -- are children and women. it is not rebels. it is children. >> reporter: the u.s. and the united nations are calling for an investigation into what killed as many as 1300 people. but these anti-syrian government activists are convinced the assad regime lawn launched chemical weapons outside of damascus wednesday. >> will is no doubt whatsoever. how can you fake a child 2shgs-year-old, 5-year-old children, how can they make that? >> reporter: almost everyone here has a family member or injured -- injured or killed here. >> my own brother getting shot is not right. >> reporter: another vigil took place at walnut creek.

>> i do believe that we have presently destroyers in the region that can use tomahawk missiles to destroy these chemical sites they can identify which ones they are. >> reporter: the syrian government says the allegations are baseless. but if confirmed it would be the worst chemical attack in syria's 2 1/2 civil war that killed more than 100,000 people. >> there will be another vigil today honoring the victims in the war. new this morning, japan's nuclear wash dog is worried about the leak of the nuclear water. specifically that the contaminated water could reach the pacific ocean. tokyo electric power says about 80,000 gallons of contaminated water leaked from one of the tanks, possibly through a seam. the leak is the fifth and worst

since last year. as you know, the plant experienced multiple meltdowns following the massive earthquake and tsunami in march of 2011. merchants are banding together to make their district better and are are willing to pay for it. the top of their list, more security. >> reporter: downtown san leandro is a charming centerpiece of 86,000 people. the city and merchants felt it time for a makeover and new funding will come from anew assessments levied against downtown property owners almost 385,000 a year which will go to the downtown property owners and businesses to help leverage the work they are doing. >> reporter: it will cover a full gamut of services ranging from street cleaning to security. perhaps the most controversial of all. san leandro borders high-crime areas of oakland. there is often a spillover where residents from that city commit crimes here. there have been violent high-profile cases in the past.

so security is a big concern among many merchants. the disagreement among merchants is just what kind of security. larry owns a jewelry store. he's also the interim president of the new district. he wants community ambassadors patrolling the streets. >> walking around and could help you if you had a problem or could alert police if they felt there was problem. >> reporter: alpine wants more money cleaning and maintaining street. >> cleaning the street is not going to help me. security is going to help me. >> reporter: selling cigars and house come made golf clubs. there is a good reason why he wants most of the money spent on security. he has been burglarized four times in the past several years. just three weeks ago, thieves broke his front glass window which she had to replace. >> cost $790 and they stole $20. >> reporter: out the cash register. >> exactly. >> reporter: the merchants want police to install cameras outside of their business.

>> then we will at least be able to go back and look at footage. pollution data devices are being installed next to the bay area's most congested freeways. devices are being placed near 80 and 880 and in san jose where 280, 680 and highway 101 come together. it is a federally mandated project to monitor the air we breathe for pollute apartments. the devices go online in january and you can see the levels on the internet. a non-native mosquito that could carry dangerous virus has been found. it was discovered in the holy cross cemetery in menlo park. being bit by one could lead to encephalitis. a viral infection in the brain. health officials plan to set more traps in the area and go house to house looking for a possible met. team new zealand could clinch the louis vuitton cup if all goes well today.

they have a 5-1 lead in the finals. they need two more wins in the best of 13 series to set up a match with defending champion oracle. with would races scheduled kiwis can wrap up a spot as soon as today. if they move forward they will face oracle starting september 7. catamarans on the bay today. sounds like the weather will cooperate. >> breezy and, in fact, that sea breeze kicking up once again throughout the afternoon. clearing by that time in san francisco. right now we have plenty of fog over the bay. and sunshine for most of you this morning. all show santa rosa stuck in the fog as well as central coast. live doppler 7 hd this morning will not only be monitoring some of the clouds but also what's going on in the sierra nevada. here is how we have a very poor air quality. dense smoke advisories for the northern sierra and also in reno. then we have this which is an air quality warning throughout

the weekend here. because of all the smoke from the rim fire. we are carefully monitoring that. and, unfortunately, we are going to show you a hazy picture of lake tahoe in just a moment. right now we have the stable atmosphere here in san francisco with low clouds and fog. and you can see angel island in the distance. a bit of a breeze this morning. we are at 56 in san francisco. oakland is the s 61. redwood city mid 50s. looking at a cool 59, half moon bay. we have been in and out of the clouds. allowing the shot of mt. diablo from time to time. then it gets obscured. low clouds and fog burning back to the coast. crew members in the north bay today, with -- upper 40s early on. and today we will be once again below average. 57 in novato. pairfield, 61. gusty winds there. that will be transporting cooler marina air into our east bay valley. here is a look at lake tahoe. you can see the haze. it has been pretty smokey here

with that -- smoke blowing right out from the south from -- the southern sierra into the morning sierra. more clouds tomorrow. incoming weather system bringing moisture to the northern sierra. perhaps lake county. we will get extra clouds out of it. here is a look at our forecast animation. with the clouds peeling back to the coast, this upper level disturbance that will don't press overhead. and that will allow for cooler than normal temperatures. what else is new? right? we have been actually shy of average. 10 degrees below average in san jose. once again today and go through the rest of the weekend. high and mid level clouds visit us tomorrow. lake town. few light showers. the rest of will see partly cloudy skies. in the south bay today look for 71. upper 70s in los gatos. 59 in half moon bay.

is an plan, partly cloudy and 65. up in the north bay, clouds. 79. novato. and you head over to the east bay, you will get that afternoon breeze and that will keep temperatures in the upper 60s, berkeley. 76 in hercules. low 70s in fremont. head inland and looking at low to mid 80s once again. very little change. 81 in pleasanton. come down a few more degrees tomorrow as the disturbance passes to the north. wake up to the low clouds and fog. typical pattern monday and tuesday. warming up to averages. rest of the workweek. that would be labor day weekend, three-day weekend. >> lisa, thank you. coming up, we will take you to the nursery of the first su

an up-close look at the only baby panda twins in the u.s. these giant panda cubs at the zoo are each about the size of a football. a team of vets are taking care of them. the male pandas get a few hours with their mother each day before returning to their incubators. for now they are called cub a and b.

the baby pandas won't be named until they are 100 days old. adorable. a lot of excitement at washington's national zoo where a giant panda gave birth yesterday afternoon. the scene unfolded on the zoo's new panda cam which shows the mom in labor. the labor took about two hours. you can make out the small cub on the floor. it is mom's third cub. one died last fall. the other, born in 2005, survived. a new south korean car is taken the term sub-cop tact to a new level. it is called the arm dill a and looks like a high-tech golf cart. when you are ready to park the armadillo folds itself in half. the korea advanced institute of science and technology says the car is a potential solution for crowded cities. sounds good in san francisco. it is all sxlek can charge in ten minutes and has a range of about 60 miles. one drawback, top speed is just 37 miles an hour. next on the abc 7 saturday

morning news, the opening of the new bay bridge span is on the horizon. we are going to look back at the colorful past of the old bay bridge where trains once ran on the lower deck. fresh peek inside the new tunnel. it is the bay area's other big

welcome back.

we are just seconds away from 8:30. we are starting this half hour with a quick look at the weather. >> it is 59 degrees in san jose with clear conditions and airport delays have been listed at sfo. looking at low 60s, san ramon valley. a bit after bridge as you held out tortds the delta. cooler in the north bay. the position is lifting and we will see a mostly sunny afternoon for most. temperatures once again running below average. mid and upper 60s for much of the bay. east bay shores. cloudy skies at our coast. mid and upper 50s, low to mid 80s. warm temperatures confined to inland east bay. maybe like warmer weather. i would like to deliver it but we have other news to talk about in a few minutes. >> you can only do so much. thank you, lisa. when the new eastern span of the bay bridge opens september 3, it will have been nearly 24 years since the earthquake set in motion plans for replacement span. 11 years since construction began. the bridge shut down for the

final phase of construction four days from now. august 28 and should reopen september 3. heather ishimaru has a look back. it is incredible to think from three years the bay bridge was built. opening nine months ahead of schedule. for decades cars shared the upper deck while trucks and what was called the key train crossed below. that would end in 1958 with an eastbound lower deck and upper westbound. dustin hoffman evidently didn't get the message as he made his way to berkely on the upper deck in the 1967 movie "the graduate." the bridge stood unscathed until october 17, 1989. a great day for a baseball game. the giants and the as were in the world series. then -- >> we are having an earthquake. >> reporter: the earthquake collapsed oakland's freeway and set san francisco's marina

ablaze and the bay bridge had taken a hit. >> entire section of the bay bridge has been lost. >> reporter: the bridge was closed for a month. commuters crushed on to b.a.r.t. and left steaming in backups and reopened but was declared unsafe just months later. governor arnold schwarzenegger wanted to go cheap and build a bridge similar to san mateo. a long ramp. the proposal brought a storm of protests. finally a deal for a more expensive design. paid for by tolls, state and federal funds. with its cost projected at $2.6 billion, in the end the new span would cost over $3.5 billion more than that. it would be the biggest public works project in the state's history. construction began in 2002. >> this will be the strongest bridge in america bar mutual fund and arguably the strongest bridge in the world. >> reporter: over the years as with any project of this size, there would be problems. in 2005, bad wells made

headlines and prompted investigations. more recently galvanized seismic safety vaults. their failure threatened the bridge's opening and as critics asked why they were installed in first place. saddle retrofit was chosen and temporary shims in place. now the bay area's newest landmark, new eastern span, and iconic white tower, with a $6.2 billion price tag is opening. it is impossible to say when tolls will play off the bonds that funded it as the toll authority financed to take advantage of changing market conditions. ts san francisco bay ferry is offering added service on a number of the routes during the five-day bridge shutdown. on thursday and friday, it will include service out offal meet a, coke land, harbor bay. then next weekend, labor day, the regular weekend service but with expanded service from

harbor bay and alameda and oakland. visit abc7.com for schedules. you can also explore abc7's real-time traffic map. also, check out caltrans live kochb instruction cameras. see the progress for yourself and isn't the bridge opens, we will notify our twitter followers. be sure to be one of them and follow us. three toll lines the bay bridge are shut down right now and for the weekend. westbound lanes, 16, 17 and 18 on the right-hand side of the toll plaza closed last night. you are looking at a live picture of the toll plaza now. lanes will reminimum closed until monday morning at 5:00. crews are changing one of the cash lanes into fast track lane. and to help with traffic this weekend, westbound south rack drivers will be allowed to access two bus lanes on the far right-hand side of the toll

plaza. construction is officially under way in richmond to build a road underpass where a police officer was killed five years ago. officer brad moody died in wait when his patrol car crashed while he was responding to an emergency call. yesterday richmond officials gathered to break ground on the memorial underpass. the officer's family was at the dedication. it will allow traffic to speed away long the parkway which can get congested by a railroad crossing. officer moody's brother is also a richmond police officer. and he says the bypass will save lives. >> we have a lot of police officers that have to take this roadway in order to get to -- call for service and this will eliminate that issue of being held up and not being able to do our job. >> the underpass project is expected to cost around $40 million. it will open to traffic in 18 months. a project that promises relief for east bay commuters is almost finished. we are not talking about the bay bridge this time. we are talking about the long

awaited tunnel nearing completion. laura anthony got a look inside the tunnel. >> reporter: no broken bolts here. construction is coming along on budget and on time. >> we made great progress. >> reporter: unlike their counterparts at the bay bridge the contractor and caltrans says it won't set in stone an opening date except to say it will be in late 2013. >> we want to make sthaur -- number one, that the tunnel is safe, that it is approved by the people who immediate to approve it. it needs to be commissioned. >> reporter: white does open the 44 will bring big relief to commuters that live east of the tunnel but drive regularly through the hills. >> i come here every day. i will be excited to see it open and get here quicker every morning. >> reporter: the new board echo it is architecture of the predecessor, it is all high-tech on the inside. especially when it comes to safety. >> they include linear heat

detectors and carbon monoxide and sensors, jet bans through ventilation. they will be integrated with each other and monitored from a new operations and maintenance building on the west side of the tunnel. >> reporter: the 44 will also have a shoulder to allow a troubled car to pull over rather than back up traffic sometimes for miles. >> new this morning, san jose city councilman is proposing a soda ban in the city. our media partner, mercury news, reports councilman ash's proposal would ban all sugary drinks on city property and city events. the ban would include low calorie diet drinks, sweetened with sugar substitutes and milk with more than 2% fat. his measure is an effort to promote healthier diets. also new this morning, palo alto alto park's commission is considering banning the feeding of wildlife. on tuesday, the commission will discuss an ordinance that would make it illegal tool feed

wildlife and ferrell animals in parks and open space areas. park officials say that it does more harm than good and it caused overcrowding at ponds. as a result, water quality has been adversely affected. and has increased the spread of disease among animals. coming up if you are in the market for a new car you may also be in the market for some surprises. we are going to take a look at the new high-tech speakers inside of the 2014 models. what a professional car reviewer says you should be on the lookout for. taking a live look outside at 8:38 this saturday morning. thing is the view from our e camera. sun peeking through great

some would call it a dream job. test driving different brand-new cars every day. everything from the ordinary to the exotic. the job a car viewer is changing with the new crop of 2014 cars and car buyers to face the same challenges. >> if you don't recognize this car, it is because there are only 2,000 of them in the u.s. it is built to look like a mercedes but it is a hyundai. test driving the this 2014 car is just another day in the life of marty. >> decide what cars people should look at. >> reporter: the editorial

director of the carconnection.com. he drives more than 100 cars a year and those cars become more complicated every year. >> you persia button so it goes into a sportier mode. the steering gets heavier. >> reporter: frvrg handling to park. >> rear camera on camera. these are all stitched together. and -- they let you creep up and -- get as close as you want. >> reporter: remember the thing called a radio? it has a new name now. infotainment. >> giving a whole new layer of difficulty and complexity. >> reporter: every day the job of a car reviewer becomes a lot more like the job of a technology reviewer. voice recognition, makes the car seem more like a smarttone or tablet. >> you want your $20,000 car to operate at with the same fuel and ease of use as your $200 tablet. >> reporter: he says they are not there yet. >> this particular system uses a knob type controller. i'm not a fan of those because it does require you to take a

hand off the wheel and an eye off the road to operate them. >> reporter: for all it does the new technology can get in the way. one of the first things to notice of the car zbloks does it do what i need it to do without distraction. >> reporter: his advice, don't forget the real selling point of a car, how it drives. >> when you are shopping you see a pretty car sxwaunt it. that's a natural response. pay attention to things like the comfort of the interior, whether you can see out. you know, whether the car is too small or too big for you. >> reporter: gas mileage. it is usually worse than the sticker says especially on hybrids. he has always tested them himself. one part of the job that never change. >> you saw that thick cloud cover but it seemed to be moving along at a clip. >> right. when it did move -- we are looking at sunshine at east bay. not here. golden gate bridge, you can see the base of the cloud deck.

we look for more sunshine and clouds clearing to the coast. they are going to remain cool. i will have the forecast when we return. also, as continue to slide since the all-star break. another blown lead. this time in baltimore.

welcome back, everyone. 8:46. moments ago we showed you just how thick the clouds were. view from the east bay hills. now you are looking live at the san mateo bridge. looking to san mateo. look at that. blue skies, blue water. traffic moving along easily. this is a nice vantage point for you this morning. some places like this today. others have clouds. upper 60s in san mat yo.

>> marine layer is compressed this morning. we are looking at dense position on santa rosa. also along the coast. you know, overall a little bit of early clearing for us. live doppler 7 hd showing that the low clouds and fog where they usually are situated, they are still at the coast. more will be burning back towards the shoreline. bringing us cool afternoon there. sunset at 7:o50. we are looking at poor air quality on the way to the sierra nevada. dense smoke advisory in the northern tier for lake tahoe. the smoke has been blowing to the north in reno. yosemite, the village has been reporting clear conditions but with very little containment. expect this kind of weather and poor air quality to remain until they get a handle on the fire. unfortunately, yeah, some of that ash will be falling into the lake. and right now things are okay. but you know, it is a -- natural

occurrence. hope reply the -- water quality won't be affected too much. we are lacking at the air quality warning for monday. right on through monday. over the weekend by noontime. perhaps it should be lifting. sunny skies in san jose. nice and clear all morning long with numbers near 60 degrees here. half moon bay is at 59. good morning, san francisco. 56 for you. look from our camera, you can see half of the city enjoying the sunshine while parts of the north bay obscured in the fog. that will be santa rosa. 54. central coast foggy. 61 in fairfield. we have a pretty gusty southwest wind that will be visiting the delta today. keeping temperatures in check. it won't be getting too warm there. another look at the haze. lake tahoe. where the high today will be 75. with that air quality issue. and the dense smoke advisory. cloudy and more clouds tomorrow. for us as an incoming weather

system, we will keep the temperatures cool. but we will be looking at more clouds tomorrow. we are looking at partly cloudy skies over all throughout the latter half of the day. you will notice increasing clouds in the north bay. for today. that next weather system will have to bring in moisture for sonoma county. i don't think we will see any showers. but we will see the temperatures pretty -- in the coming days. things really stay about the same through much of the middle of the week. perhaps labor day weekend, holiday weekend, will warm up a little bit. high temperatures today, 89 in sacramento. 67 in monita ray. warmer than that in santa cruz. upper 90s fresno. we are looking at numbers in the upper 50s. half moon bay. 57 in richmond. 72 in fremont. 73 in san jose. you should see about 83. 83 in livermore this afternoon. so a nice warm day inland and tonight the giants try to turn

it around with temperatures in the low 60s. 6:00 dropping through the 50s. bundle up and should be cool and a look ahead. another cool day with below average temperatures tomorrow. and morning clouds, afternoon sun, keeping it rather below normal, monday, tuesday. then warm it up wednesday, thursday, and friday. >> thanks, lisa. in sports this afternoon the as send jerry parker to the mound in baltimore hoping to snap a lee-game losing streak. last night the orioles rallied twice to beat the as. >> good morning. catcher care smell full swing for the a soz the same day the as officially placed their player on a 15-day disabled list with a fractured toe and welcome back suzuki. reacquired in a trade with washington thursday night. short drive to baltimore to join the team on providfriday. as opening a critical three-game

set with the orioles last night. third inning, 1-0. coco crisp and moss, pair of solo home runs. number 21 on the year for moss. 3-0 lead. short-lived after an adam jones would-run blast in the fourth. roberts follows with a grand slam right field. 6-3, os. four in the fifth. two-run single. 7-6. oakland, you have a feeling no lead was safe in the game. grounder. baltimore for three in the inning. orioles win, 9-7. third straight loss with a texas win. oakland, 3 1/2 back in the west. giants pirates at at&t, game two of a four-game set. fourth inning. to no-man's land in left. buster posey will score. 1-0, giants. baumgartner. can't even call this a mistake. great hitting. turns on the slider. over the wall for a three-run homer in the 7th.

3-1 the final. giants lost five out of six. let the chatter begin. pryor making everyone stands up in the coliseum and take notice after struggle and he helped the raiders rally against the bears last night. this bears backer finding the team raider fans. unscathed. after the first two-point interception. chicago capitalizing the on the next play. screen pass. 30 yards -- 32 yards later in the end zone. former raider michael bush. big man. hard to bring down. first of his would tds. 7-0. full effect. trailing 27-3 at the half pryor takes over. 19 yards to nick. late third quarter. makes it 27-7 game. raiders show some moxie but fall 34-2637 pryor, 7-9. yard passing.

another 37 on the ground. the touch, three of six. 19 yards and two picks. quarterback controversy, maybe. 49ers first would opponents in the regular season, packers and seahawks. lambeau field they go. no controversial hail mary this time around. third quarter. christine michael to carry. 43 yards for six. 10-3, hawks. brady quinn has resurfaced. williams, great play. takes it away. seattle is a winner. 17-10. mike shouldman is in later today. talking little league world series. as, giants. america's cup. a lo have a great day, everyone. >> an offer to play the big game on a

here are your winning numbers from last night. 1, nobody got them right. tuesday night's jackpot estimated at $69 million. new this morning, san francisco 49ers have an offer for cal and stanford. niners are proposing that the 2014 big game between the bears and cardinals be played at the new levi stadium in santa clara. no deals made yet. both schools have to agree to it. if the game is played at the new facility it would be designated a neutral site game and series would resume in 2015 in berkeley. right now the 2014 big game set to be played at berkeley's memorial stadium. love big game. are we loving the weather? >> depends where you are. >> exactly. >> inland east bay, all that nice weather, you guys have it

again today. livermore, fairfield, low to mid 80s. pleasant in oakland at 68. partly cloudy skies. san francisco. clouds hanging on to the coast with 80. a look ahead, looking at temperatures slightly below normal. still tomorrow with a few more clouds around. and looking at little change until the middle of the week. labor day, we will get warmer weather here. >> lisa, thank you. thanks for joining us. nascar coverage begins at 4:30 this afternoon. abc 7 news continues at 9:00 p.m. have a great day, everyone.

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