sofa... desk... you know what? why don't you go get some frozen yogurt. i got this. you're so sweet. you got this, right? i do got this. from the shelf, and to your home. starting at $99. >> it is 6:00 a.m. on your saturday morning. good morning. i'm katie marzullo. glad you are with us. we will start off with a quick check of the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. good morning. >> good morning. the marine player is being compressed. high pressure builds in. some of the fog is quite dense. san francisco and along the short line. be careful. throughout the afternoon, though, we will not get rid of the on shore push. that keeps our coast very comfortable. but the burn off will be quick and the warmup to follow. so from emeryville this morning you see the clouds a little bit

of some holes in the overcast. temperatures today in our inland east bay, warming up. low to mid-90s. mid-60s to near 70 along the coast. and san francisco a little sunshine along the coast. plenty of sun in the city. the rest of the bay maybe upper 70s. a nice spread today, getting hotter tomorrow. >> thank you, lisa. new this morning, firefighters put out a vegetation fire that burned 100 acres near the east bay. it started just after 12:30 and grew quickly fanned by wind. crews were able to get the flames under control about an hour ago. no word on what started the fire. there were no injuries. police in the east bay are putting together a task force after several violent attacks by large groups of teenagers. it's called wilding. it isn't just one city's departments. cities from all over the bay area are banding together to put a stop to it. we have more from san leandro.

>> they have kids that just come in here, they jump over the gates all the time. >> what are they doing? >> over the past month san leandro police say a growing number of teens have been using bart to travel up and down the 880 corridor mostly on weekends for the purposes of doing nothing but terrorizing people and intimidating others and committing other acts of crime. >> police believe the trend, called wilding, was started by a youtube video where about 600 young people roomed the streets of chicago last year committing crimes. >> we need strengths in numbers in order to safely turn the problem. >> several people have been assault and robbed and now police agent escalation in ukraine from oakland to fremont have created task force. >> it's not just five or six police officers will show up, but 20 or 30 will. >> police say many of the wilding crimes are affecting the bay fair center mall and other downtown shopping areas in

surrounding cities. >> you see a lot of people leaving the area and shopping elsewhere. it's sad. >> the task force is still being formed but a full task force will be ready to respond as early as next week. in san leandro, alan wang, abc7 news. >> police are looking for a man accused of assaulting a woman in san mateo. this as surveillance video say he attacked a woman on east third avenue. the man grabbed her from behind and wrapped his arms around her in a bear hug type hold. she was able to break free and was not injured. the suspect is described as a his sphenic man about 5'2" and 140 pounds. the man at the center of an fbi manhunt bought enough biotoxins to kill hundred of people. he was in court yesterday where fbi agents explained while they didn't find the biotoxins in his apartment when they raided it

last saturday, they found bomb making exon he was. they believe he bought the poison online on a network that allows people to hide their online activity. he bought the pie owe fox on on the site "black market reload." our i-team uncovered that same site on what was called the dark net just last month. there there is a liquid farr to be converted into crist cal meth. agents removed it from the house. two adults were detained. two kids were also in the home during the raid. they are now in protective custody. happening today, there will be a memorial service for a san leandro teenager who was killed by a train. 18-year-old brittney was hit by an amtrak train as she was crossing the tracks near spring lake drive on may 19th.

witnesses say she was wearing earbuds as she was walking and didn't hear people shouting warnings. the memorial service gets underway at 10:00 at union city apostolic church in union city. an ultramodern futuristic knew microhotel could be coming to san francisco. the hotel is knotting yankees but the rooms are. sergio quintana as the story. >> it's market and 7th street building has been boarded up since 2011 after a failed attempt by the former owner to turn it into a nightclub. according to the san francisco chronicle, finesse capital has purchased the building and will work with a london based company to convert the 110-year-old tower into a futuristic microhotel. yotel has just one other property like this in the country in new york's time square. some people have like end the

rooms to capsule hotels you might find in japan. i talked to travelers at sfo to see what they think. >> this is what it will look like. >> wow. very high end. >> a capsule? >> yeah. >> japanese capsules are more smaller. >> the big selling point of japanese capsule hotel is how inexpensive they are but the plannedio tell rooms are not? small and they won't be so cheap. >> if it's economical it would be great for younger people traveling if they want a new experience and if the price is right, why not. >> the ultramodern property in new york has 170 square foot rooms for going about $170 a night and up. the brings will be slightly less in san francisco. abc7 news. with what things cost, how about lunch with one of the world's richest men? what is it worth?

last nightmare by $2.2 million. one man paid that amount to win lunch with warren buffett and seven guests. it's part of a fundraiser are to glide church in san francisco. the money goes to help feed people, house the homeless and maintain programs to prevent violence. history could be made in new york later today. it's been 36 years since a horse won the triple crown but california chrome, bred in the central valley, has a chance to win. karen traverse has a preview of today's race. >> first the kentucky derby. >> california chrome, has won the kentucky derby. >> then the preakness. >> california chrome has won the preakness! >> up next, the final jewel in horse racing's triple crown, the belmont. it's been a whirlwind couple of

weeks for the three-year-old colt and his team. from the new york stock exchange to the top of the empire state building to the track in belmont, everyone wants a piece of california chrome. >> california chrome all the way. definitely. >> california chrome doesn't seem tired. >> she looks really, really nice. she looks ready. >> only 11 horses have won the triple crown. affirm was the last to do it back in 1978. california chrome is the underdog. his owners invested just $10,000 to breed him. pennies compared to most champion horses. >> we've already accomplished so much. it would just be unbelievable. >> the belmont is known as the test of the champion. more than 100,000 people will be here hoping c. chrome ace it is. abc news, belmont park. >> golden gate fields is hosting what they are calling the

biggest belmont stakes party in the bay area. the track has ten live races on their programs today, as well as a wine festival from noon to four. california chrome has a lot of time in the bay area. the jockey, espinosa worked and trained at the field. and so about the trainer, sherman. he was a jockey and trainer at the field for more than 40 years. the horses owners are steve coburn and terry martin. both tapped their retirement accounts to invest in california chrome. >> these are not the sheiks, these are not the oil people or the millionaires that own the horse. they still go back to their jobs. they turned down $6 million for half of the horse or 50% and turned down over $2 million for the mare and they feel this is their little dream and they are just enjoying the ride. >> and what a ride it has been. post time is at 3:52 this afternoon and we can let you know immediately the outcome of

the race. download. abc app and we will keep you informed. >> wow, the anticipation and the parties. wherever you are it will be warm. here's the east bay hills camera. we have a beautiful shot of mother nature's a. c.. it will back you have significantly this weekend. we will talk about the temperatures around the bay in just a few minutes. >> looks pretty from that view. also next, actor comedian tracy more -- morgan is in critical condition this afternoon of after a six war pileup on the

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>> developing news, comedian tracy morgan is in critical condition this morning following a six-vehicle accidents. authorities say the 30 rock star and former saturday night cast member was riding in a limo bus when the accident happened on the new jersey turnpike. one person was killed and four others were in the hospital with injuries. >> happening today hundreds gathered to say their final good-byes to the late maya angelou. first lady michelle obama is set

to deliver remarks. and bill clinton and oprah winfrey are expected to be there. she is considered one of the most famous african-american writers. she passed away at the age of 86. a judge relative humidity that the wife of ailing radio show personality casey kasem was in contempt of court by blocking his daughter from making medical reports. his daughter cirrusry was able to move him to a hospital this week. he was in critical condition related to an infection related to bed source. he also suffers from a debecame stating form of dimension. we can fight it out later if that's what she wants to do. i want to be there for my dad and be around my father, all of us. so if he happens to open his eyes and look up, the entire family some there. >> the judge ruled all members of his family can visit just not

at the same time due to the animosity between his wife and three children. don sterling has not signed off on his ownership of his team and according to reports former microsoft ceo continues to wait for an official sign-off from sterling. his wife negotiated the $2 billion sale last week. don sterling is filing a lawsuit against the nba for forcing him to sell his team. >> brian stow will lead around the clock assistance throughout his life because of the injuries he suffered outside the giants stadium. the doctor said he requires constant rehabilitation, two men have needed guilty to the 2011

assault on stow. >> new reports on pot farms and the effect on california's water supply. they say the medical marijuana farms are making the drought worse by doreen the streams. each plant busi six gallons of water every day during the 150 day growing season. despite the concern water officials say legal growers shouldn't face any more cutbacks than other farmers. >> this is not at all related to marijuana. we are completely content neutral. the senior water right holder, you are if you are not losing water for committing waste or unreasonable use, you will have your water right intact. >> but in lake county authorities are saying water skyscraper con run off. you may have seen goats on

the hillsides eating dry grass and reducing fire danger. now we are getting a look it at how effective they are." laura anthony has the details. >> imagine a job where your only responsibility is to eat all day every day. latisha are responsible for these goats and thousands of others roaming the east bay in search for a good meal. >> happy out there, do you think? >> absolutely. as long as they are eat, they have freshwater and they are good. >> in concord this herd is an invaluable fire prevention resource. with the drought in full force through the warmers months of the year on the horizon. besides knowing away the grass and brush along the canal, the goats are also doing flood control and they are part of a three-year study. >> are they carrying their weight, so to speak? >> oh, boy, they are. they don't charge much either.

>> besides the valuable service they provide, many like to come by and watch the goats do their work. >> the last few times is the first time they started using goats to take care of the weeds. >> what do you think? >> we love it. we love it. it's fun to watch them. they do a good job. >> these goats don't have to go it alone n contra costa county their efforts are supplement bid a flock of sheep and some everybody sides. in concord, laura anthony, abc7 news. >> every plane bit helps, right? the goats are happy, the dry grass is down and everybody wins. >> it will be happy today with the fog lingering at the coast. the warmup is on the way and tomorrow we will have a sea breeze and we will need it. the heat, boy, oh, boy, it is really coming back. around the bay throughout the weekend. here's a live look at live doppler 7hd. the sun is up at 5:48. it's been about a half-hour now. we have partly cloudy skies around the bay.

dense foggily long the coast and it's clear in concord with livermore reporting a few clouds. east bay hills camera, you see the marine layer here and it is a beautiful shot. it's going to be a nice looking weekend. but on the warm side for some of you. how about morgan hill? numbers in the 90s. 51 right now. 53 in san jose with 52 in the city. oakland 56. and san jose a clear shot for you. temperatures will be significantly warmer today. and then another jump tomorrow. 53 in concord and 50 in santa rosa. some fog is along the coast. at sfo no reports of delays right now. we do have a lot of holes in the overcast. the fog is not going to last long but it will be banked up along the coast and we will have fog half moon bay, pacifica. sunshine from point reyes to stinson beach today and the triple digit heat invades our east bay valleys tomorrow. summer will be with us all weekend lock. we like it that way.

high pressure off the coast. it's building in a little bit closer and that is going to bump the temperatures up. we've had a weak system inland providing thunderstorms in the sierra nevada. a slight chance of those again today. and otherwise it's all about the warm temperatures around the bay. so we will be looking at minor changes at the coast. but throughout the east bay valleys take a look at what you have in store for today. low 90s and 102 in livermore. 99 on monday with 94 on tuesday. and then we will get back to more average readings wednesday, thursday and friday. so it's definitely going to feel pretty warm around here. los gatos 91 today. 85 cupertino and 71 degrees. plenty of sunshine santa cruz. low 80s for wed wood city, palo alto and mountain view. 62 half moon bay. san francisco 70 degrees today and up in the north bay we will have more warmth around cloverdale and clear lake.

but low clouds and fog keeping the coast comfortable. low 60s near east bay. plenty of 70s but getting toward the upper 70s castro valley and union city. 80 fremont. and inland,, how about low 90 s. the accuweather forecast shows warmup today. bearskin land coast being cool with some sunshine. tomorrow 70 to over 100 degrees and by monday just minor cooling around the bay. tuesday will bring the numbers down about 8 degrees inland. by wednesday, thursday and friday more average temperatures and it's going to be chilly at the coast. we will let you know how warm it will be in your community by keeping track of bay area whether on twitter at live doppler 7hd. the sea breeze keeping it cool but it shouldn't be as gusty as it has been. >> and not as chilly in the arctic where the polar bears live. take a look at this video. the polar bear goes underwater

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actor comedian tracy morgan involved in a serious car accident on the new jersey turnpike just hours after his latest stand-up show. how the accident happened and the latest on his condition. and severe storms sweep through large parts of the country featuring strong winds, heavy winds and hail and some tornadoes twisting through colorado. the latest on the wild weekend weather. hillary clinton opening up about her health. and whether her concussion could affect her run for the white house. and could today be a big day in horse history? if california chrome wins the belmont stakes this afternoon. and the stakes are very high. a lot of people rooting him own and that's right here in new york. >> that's our cal-bred favorite. thank you. >> we are getting a unique

glimpse into the life of a polar bear thanks to technology. you are looking at the first point of view video from a polar bear. temporary collars were attached to four female polar bears giving scientists the chance to eat what they do through their eyes. research is led by the usgs and uc santa cruz doctoral students. they also learn more about the effects of the declining sea ice. up next on the saturday morning news, how president obama hopes to help new college graduates with heavy debt refinance their lone. also a look at the new revelation about the government's telephone surveillance program and why a bay area judge called an emergency hearing.

>> welcome back, everyone. coming up on 6:30 and starting this half-hour with a quick look at the weather. here's lisa. >> good morning, katie. here's a look from the east bay hills camera you see the fog is over 1,000 feet. we are looking at this to stick around along the coast and bay just for the morning hours then it peels back to the shoreline. we even have clouds into the east bay this morning. 51 morgan hill. 52 with fog at half moon bay. the visibility there at three miles. the fog extends into the livermore valley. so it will burn back quickly and when it does, we've got much

warmer weather on the way for today. in fact, temperatures climbing into the low to mid-90s in our east bay valleys. that's where it's going to stay for today. we will have more 80s from san jose up in the north bay, upper 70s oakland, cool 60s at the coast with limited sun here, and it changes again significantly tomorrow. we will talk about that in a few minutes. katie. >> thank you, lisa. new this morning, president obama is use the college commencement season to talk about legislation that would let college graduates refinance their loans. in his weekly radio address he notes the program would be paid for by closing tax loopholes for millionaires. the choice facing lawmakers is to protect young people from crushing debts or to protect tax breaks for millionaires. >> the good news is that senate democrats are working on a bill that would help more young people save money. just like you can refinance your mortgage at a lower interest rate, this bill would let you

refinance your student loans. and we pay for it by closing loopholes that allow some millionaires to pay a lower tax rate than the middle class. >> the senate is expected to debate the legislation next week. it faces significant obstacles. >> vice president joe biden is in ukraine this morning to attend the inauguration of the nation's new president. he is also scheduled to meet with ukraine i don't know leaders. his visit comes at a chaotic moment for ukraine. they hoped the elections would resolve the conflicts there but it's been tempered by clashes in the last few weeks. >> a judge has ordered an emergency hearing over the government's spy program. it comes one year and one day after edward snowden's first public disclosures on the details of nsa spying. >> >> long before there was edward snowden, there was mark kline, a company work who found out the equipment he was installing was for the nsa. >> i didn't sign up for the nsa.

the way i thought of it, i was wiring up the big brother machine. >> when kline blew the whistle, the electronic frontier association used his governments to sue the government. >> seven years later that case is still in court. no verdict in sight. >> we know the government is doing domestic spying on millions of americans. and we ought to be able to decide whether that's legal or not. >> but instead an attorney found herself in an emergency hearing asking a federal judge to keep the government from deleting evidence. kline revealed a secret room in the switching center with the nsa was copying internet traffic. they are suing on behalf of a person who believes her communications were affected. >> this one believes her communications were among the millions collected but they could be automatically erased the and the feds say stopping

the automation deletion to harm their security. >> i do think the government tends to overplay the security card sometimes. the american people are getting a little tired of it. >> the judge sided with the feds and denied the request. >> the courts all along have been cowardly, i would say. or at best you could say conservative and weary of getting involved. >> sitting in the back of the courtroom mark kline had to bite his tongue as the justice refused to acknowledge the data even existed. >> i was tempted to say look at the nsa documents, look at the at&t documents. it's all been revealed already and everybody knows about it so why are they pretending? >> for now the nsa can keep systemically deleting to their heart's attend. one year ago we learned about prism. it records not only phone messages but chat messages, e-mail and even a recording of a voicemail message you may have left for someone.

abc7 news. police say the accused seattle pacific university shooter admitted he wanted to kill as many people as possible and then take his own life. yesterday the judge found probable cause to hold him without bail for thursday's shooting that killed one student and wounded three others. the senior has been credited for stopping the assault as he reloaded his shotgun. he pepper sprayed him. >> i saw john come out, he had a puzzled face, his arms were shaking and a stutter in his voice. i've never seen him lick that before. >> the student who died is identified at 19-year-old paul lee. the attorney for the suspect said his client has had mental health problems for years. architectures showing off their design for the new sandy hook elementary school. it will be where the old school

once stood where a had begun man killed 20 children and 6 adults. the new school appears to embrace the student as they enter the school. it features state of the art security but not in a way to overwhelm students. >> they want to make sure new parents coming here feel welcome and they won't see it that the security has been designed any different than any other school, but that they know that they will feel safe. >> construction begins this year. the $50 million project should be finished and ready for students in the fall of 2015. merchants in oakland's fruitvale district are intensifying their protest against new rapid bus lanes. it will go downtown oakland to lake merritt and into san leandro on international boulevard. business owners on international boulevard oppose the rapid bus lanes saying they will lose as

much as 50 spots on the streets. >> what are we to do, close it, sell it? >> as a matter of fact, we are gaining parking spaces. you see the red zone, those are going to be parking spaces. >> oakland is getting $190 million in federal funds to create 9.2 miles of rapid bus lanes. the merchants would like to see money invested in more security along international informed. -- international boulevard. >> the family of a firefighter who died in the line of duty has received a new car. beverly said the hyundai comes at the right time because she's struggling financially and emotionally. her husband died two years ago while responding to a call her husband was a captain at the fire department.

>> the care since the trees were trimmed on may 1st. two birds will be released along with a group of another herrons at an event on edge water drive at 1:00 p.m.. the three remaining herrons are still too young to be released. the contractor, though, is facing federal charges in the incident because the herrons are protected by the migratory bird treaty act. still ahead on the abc7 saturday morning news, the man behind the hidden cash.

he's identified. what we now know about the peninsula millionaire. and taking a live look outside as we approach 6:38:00 in the morning. this is the view from our emeryville cam. you can barely make out the bay bridge there. it is hazy but it will burn off and it will be nice. lisa hey! have you ever tried honey nut cheerios? love 'em. neat! now you on the other hand... you need some help. why? look atchya. what is that? you mean my honey wand? [ shouting ] [ splat ] come on. matter of fact. [ rustling ] shirt. shoes. shades. ah! wow! now that voice... my voice? [ auto-tuned ] what's wrong with my voice? yeah man, bee got swag! be happy! be healthy! that's gotta go too.

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have all the details for you. >> grandson, is expect to go spend one day longer than his grandfather's record under water. he will be in the florida keys 63 feet below the water's surface. that creates about three times the amount of pressure you feel above the water. he hopes it will inspire a new focus on ocean exploration. >> it's barry season at, and we aren't talking about the fruit. these are part of a colorful knew exhibit look at the marine sanctuary off monterey bay. they build about new 2,000-foot

tank to show the corral. >> this is sort of a false corral we have in california. an incredible variety of colors, pinks and oranges and reds and purples. >> beside the big tank there are smaller aquarium and other interesting sea life from the marine sanctuary like fish who sucks schenn themselves to rocks because they are bad swimmers. the exhibit coincides with world oceans day tomorrow. the poor little guys. when do you think of that? [laughter] >> oceans days sounds nice. sounds like beach whether. >> absolutely. we will get sun at our beaches today and tomorrow some of the fog will be absent at the shoreline. here's the east bay hills camera where the fog is really being compressed quickly as it retreats. 2 clouds around livermore and around the bay but by the afternoon we will have a wide temperature range. i'll have that for you and talk

about the heat that's coming right on over the weekend for everyone coming up. >> also next, the giants return home against the mets. and another come-from-behind victory. rick kwan has the highlights coming up in sports.

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>> welcome back. we are learning more about the man behind the campaign of cash give-aways. he made his fortune by flipping houses on the peninsula, but it's tough to tell how

we have more about hidden cash man. >> did you find cash? >> yeah. >> the search for cash has created a frenzy. he made a whole lot of people very happy. >> i was intrigued who the person was and if it was real. >> she is with the online magazine "the gold italicism she confirmed jason busi is the guy behind the free cash give-aways that started in san francisco and quickly spread to san jose and l.a. >> busi said this was attention he didn't want. he would have preferred to have kept his identity secret so he could keep planting lots of cash without anybody knowing who he was. >> he loves the fact this has caught on. >> he said he made his millions flipping homes on the peninsula, during the foreclosure wave mostly. but since then he's spent most the time volunteering and traveling more than 70 countries and working through various charitable organizations. >> i was talking to a manufacturing company. >> he's also invested in this start-up. here he's promoting a smartphone case with a built in cigarette lighter. he wanted to speak to him about

his cash give away and reasons for doing it. we went to his home and address listed for his office but that was actually to a mailbox. it seems that finding the man behind the hidden cash has been as difficult as fining the cash itself. that's one clue that's not on twitter. >> busi talked with abc news about why he's doing this in an anonymous phone interview last week. >> i am in that 1% that people loathe. rather than hating the people successful, my point would be to encourage people who have been successful to give back a little bit more. >> with more than 450,000 followers on twitter, it's a save bet he will always have an audience. nick smith, abc7 news. >> more are planned for san francisco this weekend but no details has been tweet bad that. hidden cash is tweeting this morning but not specifics about next time. we wait word. >> we are looking at the fog

clearing quickly this morning. already sunshine taking you through the low clouds and that will allow for a warmup to arrive sooner rather than later today. here's a look at live doppler 7hd where you are looking at a live sweep on top of mount st. helena. we aren't expecting any rain in the fore seeable future. adopt vollmer peak you see how pretty it is as the clouds clear. good morning, oakland, 56 for you. 51 in morgan hill. we have plenty of 90s in the inland valleys. right now dense fog half moon bay, 52 degrees and the marine layer continues to compress at high pressure pushes down on the atmosphere. here's san jose. sunny, a 2 in novato, 50 santa rosa. concord clear as 53 and livermore has clouds earlier, 55 degrees. look at the low clouds another sfo. things shaping up pretty good if you are headed out of town. look for the foggy coast in pay for the next hour or so.

the summer spread in full swing. triple digits arrive inland tomorrow. that's about it. we will be backing off with the heat on monday. the reason being high pressure is going to stay with us over the weekend and build. the low pressure will move in by monday and that will cap the heat and bring in a stronger sea breeze back. mother nature's air conditioner getting underway by the time most of you return to work monday. 98 sacramento. cool 60s at the coast. chico smoking hot at 103. 73 los angeles and perhaps a few isolated showers in the sierra nevada. san jose hottest day tomorrow, 83 today. 93 tomorrow. 89 monday and the trend goes down. in the mid-70s by thursday. if you are headed to the fair, today will be the more comfortable day with highs in the upper 70s around san mateo. tomorrow well into the 80s.

check it out. and still in the 60s by 10:00. a nice afternoon there. oakland today 76 degrees. look for 70 in san francisco. 87 in napa with low 80s from palo alto. 84 san jose. morgan hill 90. 93 livermore. and 91 fairfield. if you are head today at&t park tonight beautiful evening with temperatures in the 60s. the sea breeze will keep it nice and comfortable. the summer sizzle is on tomorrow. close to near 102 inland east bay land around livermore and brentwood. and monday upper 90s. mid-80s around the bay but you will feel the breeze around the bay. by tuesday you will feel the cool down. back to the mid-70s wednesday, thursday and friday. this is do-able with one or two days heat wave i think. >> definitely. thank, lisa. sports, today history can be made in new york if california

chrome wins the 146th belmont stakes. it would become the first horse in 36 years to win the triple crown and the first cal bred ever to accomplish that feat. post time is 3:52. >> last night the a's tried to stay hot on the road in baltimore and went into extra innings. here's rick gun with the sports. >> good morning. the a's just refuse to lose. twice in extra innings baltimore threatened score the winning run and twice the orioles were turned away at the plate. let's go to baltimore. the 1-0 lead in the first. josh donaldson goes opposite field for his 17th homer of the season. a's starter tommy malone. that one was deep. that deserves one more look. 3-2. and the says cespedes ripped a double. coco crisp scored. it's all tied up. looked like baltimore would win it in the tenth.

he rounded third but gunned down by brandon moss. derek morris with the tag. later inning, nelson cruz tried to steal home but there was a good throw and cruz is out. a's took the lead in the 11th. he drives in john jays so. 4-3, the final. oakland has now won six of their last seven and are ten games over .500 away from home. >> meanwhile the giants played host to the mets. just off the disabled list, matt cain did not allow a hit until the 6th. he struck out three over seven innings of work. with a man on daniel murphy goes deep to right. just like in a it's 2-1 mets. the giants come back to tie. then regained the lead on the blast by buster pose ski. his agent of the season. 4-2 giants. san francisco improves to a major league best 40-21. stanford lost to vanderbilt. it was a super regional. cardinals ace walked four batters in the first.

this one is a home run. stanford fell 10-0. there was a comeback, 11-6 was the final, so the cardinals now face a must-win situation later today. lebron james and the air conditioning should both be ready for game two of the finals. with game one on the line he was forced to stay out the last four minutes because of severe leg cramps. an air conditioning failure sent temperatures into the 90s." after this basket he cramps up and needs to be helped to the bench. san antonio pulled away to win. king james has taken a lot of heat on social media for not being able to man up and stay in the contest. no one was more disappointed than lebron. >> i was very angry and disappointed in myself. i did everything that i needed to do to prepare for this game, prepare for this moment. you know, my body failed me last night. i was angry in the fact i couldn't help my team get over the hump.

game two is sunday on abc7. free became is at 4:30. that's sports for saturday morning. i'm rick kwan. >> as rick said game two of the nba finals is tomorrow on abc7. no matter where you are you don't have to miss a moment of the game. you can watch it live with watch abc on your phone, tablet or computer. >> coming up next, fair season begins in the bay area. we will tell you what is planned for the 80th annual san mateo

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nutrition and cooking demonstrations, entertainment and a greater variety of food thanks to a grant. 130,000 people are expected to the turn out for the 9 day event. the san mateo county fair runs from today through june 15th. that's at the san mateo county event center. tonight there will be a laser spectacular featuring the music of pink floyd. something for everyone. it will be awesome. and nice weather? >> yeah, it should be nice. a couple clouds right now. more than a couple of clouds. you see from our emeryville camera we are clearing quickly. as you head toward the peninsula we will see the clouds however over the coast and a full clearing specked with temperatures in the upper 70s today. it should be a beautiful afternoon. in fact, we look for near 90 in concord. but they can probably take a also more heat in the east bay. that's why we will see low 60s half moon bay, 70 san francisco. 84 san jose and tomorrow warmer days.

in fact we will call it hot. slight cooling on monday around the bay, and the coast stays cool. and inland holding on to the heat through monday. >> lisa, thank you. and thank you to all of you for joining us on abc7 saturday morning news. the news will continue on all of our mobile devices and on line with our newabc news app. enjoy good morning america, and have a great day!

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