>> good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm matt keller in for katie marzullo. we will start with a quick look at the "weather forecast of the here's lisa argen. how is it looking for today? >> good morning. we do have some clouds around this morning but the beg headline are the cool temperatures. in fact, numbers up in the north bay, santa rosa has dropped to 39 degrees. we in the 40s. 45 san ramon volley and 45 livermore and 48 half moon bay. a little bit of fog throughout the morning. a big difference since yesterday at this time with a lot of cloud cover and the rain. about 14 degrees cooler in north bay, 8 degrees cooler in mountain view and little fog from napa. half-mile visibility, 7 miles on the coast and two miles by the

delta. we have a few area of high clouds ahead of the next system that may bring us the few light rain showers. in advance it will allow for mostly cloudy skies, 60s elsewhere, we will talk about the timing of the rain in a few minutes. >> thank you. breaking overnight, two people are dead after their car hit a tree in menlo park. it happened near the willow road off ram on 101 just before 2:00. officer said the driver was seeding before losing control and hitting a tree. the car ricocheted in another tree and going the driver and passenger died at the scene. one man is dead after a another accident. >> a man could chase charges

after getting into a fight with a driver while he was on his bike. it happened in mill valley. abc7 news reporter nick smith reports the beating was so severe witnesses thought the victim might die. >> there needs to be some sort of better system, better bike lanes. >> he's talking about this stretch where narrow lanes make it difficult for cyclists and cars to shirt road. police say there was a fight between a driver and cyclist led to one man being arrested and the other being badly beaten. >> i think there should be like bike lanes. and they should be huge. we should be protected. >> mill valley police said they arrested the 40-year-old man in this youtube individual video on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. he got off his bike and beat the 55-year-old driver of the pickup truck so severely witness the could only watch stunned in disbelief. cops arrived finding the man

covered in blood. police would not tell us what weapon he used. >> hello? >> yes, ma'am, this is nick smith from abc7. i'm trying to reach mr. smock. >> we tried to speak with him but we were told he wasn't home and calls were not returned. police have not identified the beaten man but a man tells abc7 news he's home from the hospital and recovering from his injuries. mill valley police are asking that anyone who may have witnessed the fight or captured video to call police. abc7 news. with one person dead and six others driven after a car driven by an elderly man plowed into an ice cream parlor in suggest earn california. car jumped a curve, ran a fence and crashed into people standing outside. a 73-year-old woman died. it looked like the driver hit the gas pedal instead of the brake. three adults were taken to the hospital with injuries. driver wasn't hurt and is cooperating with police.

a bay area teen is still unaware of his flight between san jose and maory. the 15-year-old is still in the hospital and his father has not opinion able to visit him. family members said the boy's mother is in a refugee camp in ethiopia and wants to come to san jose to be we him. the boys father brought the children to the united states without her knowledge. and she feels he snuck on a plane reportedly to see her. there was a crash thursday night. dozens of cars vandalized and a couple houses hit in several neighborhoods. we have the story from antioch. >> this is where a lot of antioch residents were doing after at least 33 sparse two home windows were smashed out sometime in the early morning. >> i don't understand this. at least five cars were broken. >> it happened in the southeast

part of the antioch where people say the vandals used large river rocks to break windows. but some residents think they used a number of objects. >> yeah. you can see there's like the head of the bat and the line goes down. >> there were several similar broken windows. kurtis' interest deductible is $500 which means he's paying for this new $190 windshield out of his own pocket. the windshield repair crusade they -- crew said they replaced >> this some saw and heard it happen. >> i heard three loud bangs and saw the car next to the truck. i heard someone say to her get in the car and they drove off. >> she also got a vehicle description. >> either a honda or toyota, dark green. >> people are to check their surveillance cameras to see if

they caught the suspects on video. abc7 news. >> this morning a visiting businessman is being called a hero after he helped two car crash victims. he just landed at oakland international airport on thursday and was riding the shuttle to bart when he spotted an overturned car. when the shuttle pulled over ran court and other passengers ran out to help the 95-year-old driver and the passenger. the driver was badly cut so ran court took off his shirt and used it to stop the bleeding. paramedics arrived and took the victims to the hospital. we spoke to ran court by skype from his boise home. >> he made it to the hospital and got treatment and they are going to be okay, that made my day. this was probably the best thing i accomplished yesterday. >> afterwards he finally stopped by get a dress shirt before heading to his heath. there was a tour bus crash

on interstate five two weeks ago. happened west of chico april sot. report is the fedex driver drafted cross the median and sideswiped a white nissan before plowing into the bus. the report does to the say why the fedex bus veered off course. five people were killed, including five high school students from southern california. the ntsb said it could be months before their final report is complete. >> a nine-year-old girl lost her fight to keep her chickens. the family wanted to keep four hence who she considers her best friends as pets. family was sued by their homeowner's association demanding the animals be removed. the m. o. a. voted. and they didn't have enough to change the rules. they will take the matter court in july. >> parts of the bay area were soaked yesterday with heavy rainfall. even those with umbrellas had a hard time staying dry.

goffers at the lpga classic had to play through soggy conditions. it wasn't justify the rain but also hail reported on the course. some golfers were delayed until the weather cleared up. in fairfield yesterday that's not rain fall, it's hale. abc7 news viewer sent us these pictures showing the small chunks of ice throughout the city. in the sierra there will be a fresh layer of snow for the last weekend of ski season. up to five inches was expected in the tough show area overnight with another inch coming this weekend. there are no chain requirements on interstate 80 and highway 50. that's good news for skiers. they had kind of a week season this year because of the lack of snow. >> exactly. and pretty expensive for the end of april. we are looking at another chance of rain coming up as soon as this evening. but then, boy, a big turnaround with excessive moisture and offshore flow headed our way. that's next. >> also next you can participate in marches around the bay area today to support life saving

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scrutiny about their effectiveness and reliability. three bay area communitiessenned the program and more will end in august but more people are coming up with unusual ways to beat the cameras. here's michael finney with the story. >> sheri recalls the moment she drove her vehicle through the intersection on howard and ninth in san francisco on october 23rd. she says her car had just entered the intersection when she saw the flash of one of the red light cameras. >> it knew she would get a ticket. >> it didn't mean the technology was reliable or that i had actually crossed the limit line prior to the light turning yellow and it doesn't mean i was driving the vehicle at that time. >> sheri happens to be a defense attorney. she takes quite a lot of traffic cases. andrew knows a lot about red light cameras too. he's the photo enforcement manager at the south san francisco police department. >> i'm able to see the heals

turning and the brake lights and the photos are good quality. i can see -- just take a couple shots of each face. >> this is the video from various red light cameras of red light violating getting into accidents across the country. it's from a company that's a major red light provider company in the united states. the cameras can capture quite a lot. this one, the south san francisco city council went against the recommendations of the police department. it voted to discontinue use of red light cameras when the contract expires in august. >> they felt that the accident rates had not been impacted significantly by the installation of the camera program. >> it's not all evidence from red light cameras is clear. these are photos captured by the red light camera in sheri's case. >> he could not identify the driver as either a man or a o it was incredibly blurry. >> a judge dismissed the space sheri won't have to pay the $500

fine. sheri's case was fairly straightforward. but some motorists will go to extreme measures to beat a red light ticket. >> i have a guy that comes through and puts his hands up off the wheel, tries to paint his face as a mime. >> others resorted to trickery. >> we found this in popular science migzine. the photo mask cutter promises to obscure part of your license plate from red light cameras. these are illegal in california but we were curious to see if they looked. this is what the photo plate cover looks like instilled. you can read the numbers here but this if the camera is over there, those numbers are blurred. it would be tough to get a ticket from a red light camera with this. >> we decided to put the photo plate to the test. we set up a camera atop one of our live trucks using specifications provided to us by the san francisco municipal transportation agency. we got into a vehicle and drove

by the camera to see what it could capture. as you can see, the camera could make out everything on our license plate except the last digit. >> the folks at photo mask cover said they considered our test a success. they say at least oneler will also be covered and police agencies are not supposed to guess. as we said, these are illegal in the state of california. violators could get a fix it ticket and pay an administrative fine of about $25 treatment tailers could be fined up to $250 for each one they sell. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. keeping your car clean is a hassle so what if you never had to wash it ever? that's the idea behind nissan's new self cleaning paint. this video provided to us by nissan. it's a special nonthick material that would propel certain mud. it is undergoing tests right any. no word when you can buy it.

a robber pulled a gun on a gas station clerk wednesday night while wear a werewolf mask. the clerk handed over the money and the man took off running. the man leaving didn't seem to be too concerned. >> police departments around the bay area are encouraging people to clean out their medicine cabinets today. from nine to noon law enforcement agencies will accept expired and unwanted medications no questions asked. it coincides with a national take back day organized by the dea. if you plan to go check with your local police department. many won't except used needles. there are earth day volunteers cleaning around town. clean up teams are made up of community volunteers and corporate sponsors. this the city's 20th annual earth day celebration. happening today, abc7 is again a proud sponsor of march

of dimes march for babies. in california thousands of walkers will help raise $9 million today. three walks are taking place in the bay area and san francisco and fort mason. all the walks start at 9:00. money raise already help the march of dimes support healthier moms and babies. >> so how will the weather be for the marches this morning at 9:00 a.m.? >> a little cool. this season has been so unusual. we aren't done with the rain yesterday and this morning 39 degrees by the delta and around santa rosa. so with the cold front it is certainly cool out there. the sun not coming up until 620, setting at 7:56. that gives us 13 hours and 35 minutes of day light. can hose picked up a quarter of rain and a third in monterey. pretty significant, more than the models forecasted." right now partly cloudy skies looking at a little bit in the

way of fog. here's a look at emeryville. it is clear and temperatures are in the upper 40s. san francisco 49 in gilroy coming in at 49. half moon bay 50. a little fog at the coast. and the exploratorium camera it's a cooler start in the north bay with 49 santa rosa. look for 39 also in petaluma and napa with 45 in livermore and also can cord. so this morning as you head on out, grab the jacket. we will see some sunshine. but things will be clouding up again because another weak front is on the way to bring us light rain tonight. a major warmup on the way for tuesday through thursday. so monday temperatures begin to turn around. here's our satellite and you will notice all that wet weather heading to the east into novato. we are still looking at a few leftover snow showers around the tahoe valley airport. we will see increasing high

clouds today in advance of the next system. overall temperatures with the sunshine below average, but not for long. here's a look at the next two days or so. you will notice the clouds increasing today. 3:00 it's mostly cloudy around the bay. and then by later overnight hours after midnight it's raining in the north bay and the front pushes lou the south bay. about 7:00 in the morning leftover showers around the santa cruz mountains. clearing out of san jose and we will be left with a sunnier afternoon for the second half of your weekend. but in livermore for the week ahead, check it out. by monday we are above average at 75. average highs in the lower 70s. then look what happens. we are up into the low 90s by the middle of the week. then we will cool it back by next weekend. so a look at the rest of the temperatures around the bay today. on the cool side. santa clara 64. 63 sunnyvale. 55 in pacifica with just 60 in milbrae. san francisco, and 59 degrees there.

gusty on-shore winds late in the day. mid-60s out toward napa, 63 oakland and 64 fremont. you head inland we will again see the higher clouds and that will keep for a cooler afternoon with 62 in pleasanton. 63 in the san ramon valley. the accuweather seven-day forecast shows today, wow, by far the coolest day of the next seven. then we will look for the slight chance of showers early tomorrow. a little warmer as the sun really becomes dominant tomorrow afternoon and turning warmer on monday. tuesday and wednesday thursday. and some 90s in lapped by the middle of the week and then we will cool it back. abc7 news, another grit weather resource for you to follow. that's following live doppler 7hd on twitter for the latest bay area weather conditions rain or shine and power outage info and weather tweets from your favorite weather team. it felt like yesterday was the rainiest day we had all winter long. >> it got crazy at times. >> yeah. >> and we still have a chance

coming. and then we could be seeing 90 degrees in the f we are get to go summer. up next, a runner when sneaked into the boston marathon. a security breach that's no laughing matter.

>> the sidelines at buffalo bills home games will be empty of cheerleaders. the company that manages the cheerleaders are called the buffalo jills have suspended operation at least through the end of the season. earlier this week five clear leaders filed a lawsuit claiming they were underpaid, subject to sexual comment and to the jiggle test. >> we were working hard for that and we didn't get paid. it's definitely unacceptable and

we had definitely hoped that we would not be put into situations like that. our coach had us do a about ten jumping jackson to see if she could see any type of jiggle. >> the company has not said why it is suspending operations. the founder of social media website forest wear has apologized for helping his wife run the boston marathon with a fake number. after least year's attack security was increased to keep fake runners away from the course. a few snuck in, including a new york fashion writer married to four square fashion writer dennis crowley on the right. she said the two were separated during the becoming last year. they wanted to finish together this year but chelsea could not get a number. the woman who earned the real number also finished monday's race. she received the race bib after raising thousands for charity. >> she wanted to support her husband and she wasn't thinking of me or wasn't disgracing my

charity or anything, she just wanted to do something to help your husband but there are ways this you can do that. >> the athletic association for boston is investigating. they could face a marathon ban. hundreds of oakland fifth-graders got into the u.c. berkeley. even if it is only one day. there's a six week college readiness program. part of this included a visit to the cal campus. it was more than a tour. they took part in the student orientation and took several core necessary u.c. berkeley classrooms. >> they actually received a letter from admissions admitting them for one day so they could come today and experience being a student for a day. >> the east bacon sore been freighting it for six

years. a fifth grader earned a trip to the all-star game after winning a contest. it was about overcoming multiple surgeries for a brain tumor. despite the surgeries raymond said his life is outstanding, raymond and another winner will be introduced during the baseball all-star game and the world series and get a chance to meet the daughter of jackie robinson. up next history will be made tomorrow when two popes become saints. and president obama, the message he left for republicans before he left for his

>> a good saturday morning. we are starting this half-hour with a quick look at your accuweather forecast. here's lisa argen. >> good morning, matt. it is cool out there with the passage of the cold front. temperatures have dropped into the upper 30s with fog in napa, santa rosa, and we are also 39 by the delta. 48 san francisco. half moon bay sitting at 50 degrees. 46 in fremont. so by the afternoon another weather system headed our way increasing the cloud cover. so temperatures just in the mid-50s to near 60 at the coast. some gusty winds around the bay. low 60s. and into the mid-60s inland east bay. we will watch the clouds

increase today and then look what is on the way. by overnight tonight more rain.% we will talk about how much and whether coming up. matt. >> thank you, lisa. governor brown has issued an executive order to redouble the state's drought action to speed up res store rags projects to help salmon weather the drought. it makes it easier to get approval for clearing dried brush and trees. water only by request and urges the rest of us to limit car washing. and prohibits homeowner's association to punish those let their lawns go dry. in contra costa county officials say a dead crow has tested positive for west nile virus. helped by a mild winter it is one of the earliest cases in contra costa virus since the virus was first detected there in 1995. the best way to get rid of it is

get rid of stagnate water where mosquitoes breed and wear bug spray. new this morning president obama is in the capital city of malaysia to strengthen ties with asian countries. he's the first president to visit since 1966. the president is expected to discuss currency is trade with the prime minister. he's calling out pup cans in congress. he said they are blocking the way to raise minimum rage to ten dollars an hour. increasing the minimum wage would bring 28 million people out of poverty. the average person making minimum wage is 35 years old. >> the republicans have voted or under mind to increase healthcare for americans. they should vote at least once to raise the minimum wage for working families.

>> the president did sign a bill to increase minimum wage to $10.10 for federal workers. riders could pay as much as six dollars one way on the rail line. it links coliseum station to the oakland international airport. right now bart officials say tickets will cost between four dollars and six dollars. and on top of the regular part fair to and from the coliseum station. they will set the actual price in june. we are still waiting for a verdict in the case after sonoma county supervisor accused of peeping after one juror changed his or her mind and a tv reporter broke court rules. he is charged with peaking into a female neighbor's home last july. he told the court he was drunk when he put his hand to her bedroom window and later knocked on her door in an attempt to get her to have sex with him.

[inaudible audio] >> the judge told members of the press yesterday and jurors told him a television reporter had talked with members of the jury, which is against court rules. the jury will continue deliberating monday. happening today oakland officials will hold the second of two public workshops on a plan to transform the coliseum district and surrounding area into an residential, neighborhood and job generating neighborhood. the plan is one of several efforts to keep the a's, raiders and warriors in oakland. mayor is optimistic in the case of numbers of all three of the city's sports teams. the raiders missed the deadline to give them their let are of intent to stay in oakland. today's workshop is from three to five in council chambers at oakland city hall. this morning the planning commission will have the second of three meetings to create

through rules for medical marijuana businesses. officials are preparing rules to regulate where pot clubs can operate. at 10:00 a.m. today a community meet willing be held at city hall to get input from the public. may 13th the city council will pick up the final proposal. this morning the city of menlo park is celebrating the grand opening of a new police department substation and neighborhood service center by facebook. it's on hamilton avenue and willow road. social networking company last year agreed to pay more than $200,000 to open the new police station half a mile from its headquarters. in march facebook also agreed to provide another $600,000 over three years to pay for a new patrol officer for the area. a rare event tomorrow. two popes will become saints. john paul ii and john the

xxxiii. >> there are many attractions here. one of the most popular ones they come to see is the neiler used by hope john paul ii when he came to pray here in 1987. >> i think it made the church look for human, more available, especially to the young people. >> bring the vatican here instead of that being something so far away, to bring it closer to home. >> pope john paul ii celebrated mass at candlestick park before a crowd of 70,000. three times the number of people who came to see the beetles. he waved at followers in the mission from his pope mobile. at mission delores he blessed 62 patience. probably the most touching was he hugged a 7-year-old, who later died of a.i.d.s.. but outside protesters were not as welcoming. he was booed for his outspoken

opposition to homosexuality. the area researchers everybody bishop met him several times and said such extremely and diversely talented individuals come along only very rarely. it tack only nine years to be cannonnized. it took pope john paul xxxiii a little longer. he died in 1993. >> pope john xxiii ended up changing the church and bringing it into the modern world. john paul ii brought the church to the youth. >> pope john paul ii is responsible for two miracles, a french none's recovery from parkinson's disease and a coasta reeka woman overcoming a brain aneurysm. centuries ago it was a given if you were a pope you would eventually be made a saint. but in the past 1,000 years only seven popes have been cannonnized and that includes the recent additions.

>> and there are two living popes witnessing the event, benedict and francis. abc7 news. the oakland diocese is planning a vigil mass of thanksgiving for the event tonight. we have details at abc7news.com. still ahead on the abc7 saturday morning news, 3d gaming headsets and what they are being used nor in the real world. here's a live look now from the emeryville camera. it's cool out there and we may have a chance of rain over the weekend. the big changes come next week. lisa argen will have the forecast coming in a few minutes.

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abc7 roof camera and the bay bridge there, the bay. things looking pretty cool but changes coming soon. we are getting a different reason why gas prices are so high. experts usually tell us it's because refineries are switching to the expensive blends but they experts say it's because gulf coast refineries are sending more gas to other countries. if not for that gas prices would be very reasonable. san jose, there is a dental screen from 9 to noon. and vallejo is hosting a free dental clinic today he is solano county fair grounds. people will be seen on a first come-first-served basis and there's a limit. patients can receive cleanings,

physician and have teeth extracted. last weekend you and i talked about the possibility of rain this weekend. it really delivered yesterday. we really got that rain and we still have a chance for tomorrow? >> yes. you know what? the one front, of course, has moved through. upper 30s. but take a look at this. 30 and light snow in truck tee right now. going for a high of 45. by the middle of the week they will be in the 60s and even 70s in tahoe by the end of the week. to answer your question, a big turnaround back home as well. i'll tell you all about it when we return. >> and next, the giants send a message to the indians via morse code. we have the highlights coming up in sports.

>> good morning. breakthrough in video game technology is now finding a home in the field of healthcare. abc news reporter jonathan bloom went inside a san francisco company where they are using a virtually reality headset to give doctors an eye opening experience. >> there's too many people in here. >> it's just an elevator ride but for someone who suffers from schizophrenia it could be fair guying. it's a disorder that's hard to understand if you haven't experienced it. but now doctors can experience it. that's an headset made by a small start-up this facebook just acquire for $2 billion. it was built for entertainment but a san francisco based company had other ideas them make animated teaching tools for a healthcare company. >> you really feel like you are in a different world and you are able to look around and navigate

and move. and it's a little disorienting because you are kind of taken to another place. >> a place where you can look to people and they will turn to stare right back at you. for doctors and caregivers that go through the training, it's not about seeing or hearing it's the feeling. >> to put your envelope the mind of someone suffering from schizophrenia. but the goal is to experience the empathy. >> it is just the beginning. behind me you see another makes, traveling inside the human body. being in the heart and vasculature. >> right now we are inside the blood vessel. it's not the first time virtual reality is used to teach science, it's the first time it is this affordable. the headsets are $350 and even better displays on the new ones. >> you can think about replicating some disorders and other settings. >> it is like a game but helps doctors in real life. >> it has changed the game, no pun intended.

>> in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc7. >> if you are wondering how to keep your garden green this summer, head to berkeley garden. they will have a plant sale. we aren't just talking about su c.c. ulents but plants due to the dry summers. >> winter rains, minimal winter rains and warm, dry summers. just exactly what we get in california. >> the sale will include the debut of a new variety of fox glove. you see the botanical garden spring plant sale happens tomorrow from nine to two. looks like they will get a little wet overnight? >> yeah, i think everyone was pleasantly surprised how much rain came down yesterday and another shot at it. not as impressive but still

berkeley you could get some showers as you head into your sunday morning. 6:30 the official sunrise. a look at live doppler 7hd. the days are getting longer and it will feel like summer by the middle of next week with the longer days, even warmer nights on tap with an offshore flow. but getting ahead of ourselves because we are still in the midst of a couple of cold fronts in between. 47 in oakland and 49 in san jose with 50 in half moon bay. we are starting out with partly cloudy skies downtown. 39 santa rosa. so it is cool with the passage of the front. 45 in concord. and livermore. napa down to 37 this morning. so much, much colder this morning. sutro you see the clear sky. we will look for partly cloudy skies today. clouds will advance ahead of a front that will bring the possibility of more rain overnight and then we will see the light rain end and see more sunshine tomorrow. a major warmup in store. in fact we start to warm up

monday. temperatures go above average by tuesday. there's the front taking all the moisture with it. just a few flakes of snow left over in the sierra nevada. so partly cloudy skies today. the next front offshore, but we will see some sunshine early and then look what happens. here come the increasing cloud cover all across the bay. then the front pushes lou after midnight. and that's when the rain went pushing through the north bay. rest of the bay by early tomorrow and we are left with increasing sunshine the rest of your sunday. temperatures a little warmer. so between late tonight and early tomorrow, anywhere from nothing to about .2. especially along the coast here is where we could pick up some of the heavier showers. keep that in mind if you are out and about throughout the evening hours tonight. san jose, the look ahead, temperatures average low 70s and moving into the low 70s by monday. look what happens tuesday, wednesday and thursday. into the 90s. but then the sea breeze kicks up

and we will see the temperatures comes back to near average by this time next weekend. highs today across the state. it's going to be chilly and cloudy in the sierra with low 40s. they, too, will be experiencing the midweek warmup. 53 in the southern sierra. we are looking at big waves to impact southern california. you see the next front headed into the north coast. highs today ranging from utility he were 50s half moon bay. 63 in oakland. mid-60s some of the warmer locks from napa to concord and livermore 64 as well as san jose. if you are headed over to at&t park grab the jacket. it will be breezy and sunshine early and then increasing clouds, cleveland heads to town today. numbers will be just in the 50s. the accuweather seven-day forecast looking for the temperatures to be cool and partly to mostly cloudy this afternoon. chance early tomorrow. numbers warm up and more sun in the afternoon. mid-and upper 70s. monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, we have been seen

numbers like this for quite some time but then the cool down by next week. it should be good but the rain was good and this could be good, a few more drops tonight. >> i know may is hitting us next week but seeing the 90-degree temperature, we should be expecting that. it will dry out all the rain we just got. >> i know. >> i guess that's the way it works. thank you, lisa. in sports tonight, the sharks will try to close out the kings at the tank in game five of their best of seven playoff series. san jose leads three games to one. puck drops at 7:00 p.m. and tim lincecum starts for the giants against cleveland. last night the giants had a chance to move into first place in the national league west with a win over the indians. abc7 news director larry beil has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everyone. the giants made two key acquisitions this past offseason, tim hudson and michael and both delivered last night as the giants opened the weekend series with cleveland. and it's a bobblehead night.

bottom of the first, hunter pence. a blast to the gap. angel would score on the rbi triple. pence 2 for 4, a couple rbis in the forming there is comes and there is goes. michael morse with opposite field power. hudson 7 innings, 1 run on 4 hits, struck out 5. and giants get 5-1 victory. a's and astros in houston. this baby's first baseball. is it edible? no. don't do that. not happy after getting plunked by the stros. 4-0 lead. astros tie it up at 4. two come in on josh donaldson who airmails this. donaldson six errors on the year already. bases loaded. ground ball and it gets past.

springer can't field it cleanly in the outfield. jeffrey in as well. play empties the bases and the a's score a season-high 12 runs. scored 22 runs in two games in houston. down two games to one in their playoff series. warriors coach mark jackson said he may change his starting lineup for game four on sunday. jackson would not admit to anything specifically. but he's not happy with the defense or a lack there ever against clay griffin who is totally dominating david lake. pure speculation f jackson is look for more energy and intensity, he might start draymond green. >> you think about us not taking shots throughout the series yet. we still had an opportunity to win the game last night. so i don't want to lose sight of

the fact it is game four. >> you watch warriors and clippers sunday 1:30 on abc7 billion followed by "after the game." >> crazy seen on the tour in new orleans. the ball next to an alligator. his playing partner john peterson, he is a hunter and officials and grabs the rake and he's going to work. get out of here, gator. who does this? if they are lucky, they don't end up his lunch. unbelievable. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> what a great moment there. next a northern california baby alligator seal getting a second chance at life on the east coast. why zookeepers have named him culio. dish customers who want to watch

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it. >> all right! >> that's great. she got quite the reaction from her dad that. pacifier you can see on this video, he was moved to tears. he's been asking for grandchildren since she was married. her mother died when she was 20 years ago and she's the only child. a baby seal was rescued on the california coast. this is culio. an the north coast marine center nursed him back to health after he was stranded on pebble beach. not only did he lose his leg, he also lost his sight. zoo coopers said they have to use touch and mobile cues to train him. he got his name because he has a pretty chill personality. next on the abc7 saturday morning news at six from

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