>> good morning, everyone. i'm katie marzullo. it's 5:00 a.m. on saturday. a big weekend in san francisco with the pride event. we will start off with checking out the forecast. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning, katie." there is fog not only at the airport in hayward and livermore, but we are starting out with the low clouds. temperatures range from upper 50s to near 630. a southwest end up to 28 miles an hour at the delta. 59 there and breezy in bay city. today will be the cooler day of the weekend. here's a look at sutro. sun coming up at 5:50. we will look at much less in the way of fog. still an on-shore flow.

near 60s at the coast. and inland mid-70s to low 80s. a beautiful day. we will talk about how long it will stay above average temperatures later. thank you. >> good morning. breaking news. a woman and baby have been killed in a car crash. it appears an s.u.v. and a large sedan were traveling in opposite directions and crashed head on a woman, believed to be the driver of one of the vehicles, died at the scene. a baby girl died shortly later at the hospital. five other people were taken to the hospital with major injuries but they are all expected to survive. willow pass road is not expected to open for several more hours around 8:00 a.m.

one person is dead as a result of a shooting. a man was found on the ground and pronounced dead at the scene. there have been no arrests but the shooting remains under investigation. also, investigators are lack for people involved in an explosion and fire in an apartment complex in oakland. it happened an east 17th street in oakland. they were able to get the fire under control. a explosion of butane gas can centers in the apartment may have caused the fire. >> it caused by explosion of butane gas containers. >> i thought it was an earthquake at first. the whole room just shifted. >> authorities say they are look for two people with possible

burn injuries were seen leaving the area. the fire is under investigation. happening now, more than 1 million people are expected to descend on san francisco for pride weekend. events kicked off last night. sergio quintana has more from san francisco's castro district. >> it has become the traditional gay pride weekend. the mayor helped send-off the marchchers. >> make sure we remember them. >> more than a million people are expected to circulate through. the biggest party at the civic center on sunday and preparations have already gun. it is expected as the start of the gay rights movement. >> they started with a police car on fire, they burned the newsstand on the corner. >> felicia was at that riot at

the corner of kurt and taylor along with her friends. they fought back after police harassment. >> i am so overwhelmed and so excited that, my god, i got to live this. a name on the street, my best friend, and to see these young kids with their mothers. >> this is a big deal for a portion of the lgbt community that hasn't always been well-accepted. >> it is inspirational. >> this is the first street in san francisco named after a transgender person. sergio quintana, abc7 news. >> today the pink triangle will be installed on twin peaks. it will be put into place this

morning and followed by a come memorial operation ceremony. san francisco mayor ed lee is expect it had attend. the pink try angle has been installed for each pride weekend since 1996. this year's pride ma raid starts at to 10:30 at market and beale and returns along market to eighth involvement it is the largest celebration of its kind in the united states. this year's theme is color our world with pride. >> facebook is now displayed on top of a rainbow background. the sign went up at menlo park headquarters yesterday. it also decorated other parts of its campus ahead of pride weekend. it appears uniand the drivers may be close to a deal, yesterday the operators' union announced negotiators and the

metro transit authority have reached an agreement. a dispute over part of a contract that led workers to pay part of their pension led to a workout earlier this month. the new agreement will be presented to members monday. fireworks may be to blame to a fire that threat andy home in castro valley last night. neighbors heard explosions and saw something being tossed into the freel. somebody probably tossed it from a car while driving down the freeway. it was small fortunately and crews were able to put it out. fireworks have not gone on sale yet and that has a lost people worried. fireworks stands are preparing to open. >> these fireworks stands will be open on saturday. nine in dublin, nine in new

work, five in tracey and 17 in union city. >> i'm not going to be buying any fireworks this year because i feel with the drought conditions it's really a hazard and i don't actually know why towns are still allowing this to be done. >> there's a lot of concern in these dry, hot regions of the east bay where grass fires have already been frequent. >> people are going to drink and do something stupid. >> in dublin people are hoping to confine the fourth of july celebrating to four public parks. anything that goes up in the sky and explodes is illegal. >> dublin on the boarder you can see fireworks in the sky and usually you can hear them. >> that's what worries many residents out here. >> how often do you get calls that people are not obeying the law? >> it can sometimes be frequent. some of the more common areas are grassy areas, up along the hills and in the grass. >> but the fire department said

they will have 13 extra officers on patrol on the 4th of july and the alameda fire department is beefing up it's force by 14%. >> a staff of illegal fireworks found in a bus in contra costa county is about one thousand pounds bigger than originally thought. investigators now say they seized 3500 pounds of fireworks brought in by indiana and were being sold on craigslist. the fireworks are estimated to be worth $80,000. a person of crown point, indiana was arrested and a person in richmond and oakley. fireworks especially dangerous this 4th of july because of the dry condition. the brownout will end on july 1st. brownouts are when fire stations close to save money. they say they are thankful because they will need all of their resources this summer.

a man seriously injured in a house fire in fairfield is still in the hospital. sky 7hd shows the smoke and flames coming from the house just after the roof collapsed. this is yesterday afternoon. two other people were hurt. they are expected to be okay. in san jose, four families have to find a new place to live after a fire destroyed their apartment complex. the fire they believe started downstairs and spread quickly. nobody was home at the time. one firefighter suffer a minor injury but was checked out and allowed to return to work. the state is taking steps to file more charges against for-profit charinthean colleges.

they own other colleges. recent ads touting the schools are misleading and yesterday the state department of veteran affairs barred chorinthean colleges from accepting federal money. >> team usa doesn't fillet again until tuesday. abc is the only place you can watch the coverage. the game between ball still and chile starts at 8:00 and our sister network, espn, is carrying tomorrow world cup catches live. netherlands versus mexico and costa rica and greece tomorrow. we are getting more world cup fan photos like this. this is kira cheering for team argentina. you can show us your world cup pride by e-mailing our pictures or upload them to our news app at

coming up, lisa will tell but the weekend. >> right. tomorrow will be nice. and low cloud and fog this morning. that will keep us temperate here. at the coast temperatures in the mid-50s. plenty of sunshine on the way. about 70 today in the city and 90 in the forecast for the weekend and even beyond. i'll have that for you coming up. >> thank you, lisa. also next, a trivia question. which president signed the law that first protected yosemite. if you need a hint, the park is about to mark it's 150th birthday. and the delivery

>> a family doctor haven charged with writing prescriptionings for powerful painkillers. they say dr. tan winn wrote investigations without examination patients, asking health related questions or getting their medical records. receiving a package at home can be a major headache if you are not there when the door

rings. but local company has been work on a way around those annoying missed deliveries and this week they are expanding into a full-blown robotic post office. >> it's the little sticker that can ruin your day. >> what is your first thought when you come home and see the sticker on the door. >> oh, crap, i have to pick it up. >> i personally order a lot of packages and i always miss them. >> so when he heard about a service called s.w.a.t. box, he almost instantly agreed to host one. >> it's an automated postal machine really. >> they showed us the big machine built by hand here in the bay area. >> a kind. sheet met allege and a system designed and software. >> the result is a place to come get your package when it's convenient for you. it starts with a text message to let you know it's there. >> you claim pickup, and then you type in your pickup number. >> like magic, the door opens with the package inside. >> we are trying to take a process that has in the past been quite onerous russ and reduce it down to almost

nothing. >> they acknowledge they around the only ones in the game. if you order from amazon you can have had shipped to a locker at the a local store. a starter called horde ships it to ab and b renters. >> drop box has about two dozen boxes around san francisco. most in convenience stores. but other places you might have already been like this one next to the gym. >> part of our retail strategy has always been to be part of the routines that people have in their day-to-day lives. >> now they are going a step further, letting you send a package from the same kiosk. >> i'm shipping a lap to be and i need packaging. >> a courier picks it up and takes it to the post office, fed ex or ups. convenient for you and the guy make the sandwiches. >> and they become our regular

summers too so it benefits both us. >> abc7 news. >> a big celebration is in the works as yosemite turns 150 years old next week. a groundbreaking ceremony is planned for monday. it will be the first step in a restoration project to remove the parking lot, the tram roads and the gift shot to make the area look more like it did back when it was first designated for public use. >> the first time in the history of the world that a piece of land has been set aside for all people for res preservation. it truly is the beginning of the national park movement. >> and the answer tosh privilege yeah question. it is president abraham lincoln. he signed the yosemite grant setting aside the area for the state of california under the condition that it be held for public use, resort and recreation. a lot happening around the bay area this weekend. we have some suggestions on things to do where you live.

>> the nation's largest lgbt pride celebration is this weekend. 300 exhibitors, 20 stages and world renown speakers, performers and guests converge across san francisco for the 44th annual pride celebration and parade. it take place this sunday along market street. expect major traffic impact. an out of this world experience await in oakland. the evolution expert 2014 lands at the city center. you can meet also actors and features exploration and other science workshops. >> and the california beer festival comes to novato this saturday. 307 craft bruce, live

entertainers and sliders are on tap. of course, don't drink and drive. always have a designated driver. for more information visit our website. abc7 news. >> lisa argen is here now with a check on the forecast. she informs me i need to lose the flutter pretty quick. >> the low clouds in the city, we do have that. and half moon bay visibility reduced to a half-mile so you will be in good company with the sweater along with the san mateo coast for a portion of the morning. we will see more sun and with that the temperatures coming up a little bit today but nothing compared to what we will feel tomorrow. you can see the fog here with the sun at 5:50. so we will look for another beautiful sunrise, 8:36.

14 hours 45 minutes of lay light on the way. morgan hill 59 for you. half moon bay with the fog, 55. san francisco in the 50s. breezy, as well. and the exploratorium camera you can see here it's shrouded in fog. 58 by the delta with the southwest winds. so with that in check we will look for temperatures to get warm, but not as warm as it's going to get tomorrow as the sea breeze gets cut off and it's confined just to the coast. 52 in the north bay. 55 in napa. livermore checking in from the golden gate bridge. another vantage point you can see visibility pretty good. you can see it's partly cloudy. areas of fog this morning not just at the coast. we have some around the east bay and central east. warmer for most today. we look for hot days to really begin tomorrow, taking us through tuesday, the hottest day will be monday. the high temperatures inland approaching 100 degrees. so we will have high pressure

tomorrow. today it's good the coastal fog allowing for a partly cloudy start. as this gets closer to the coast we will see the winds switch around to a northerly component in the higher elevations. at the coasting it confine the sea breeze and keep temperatures in the pleasant upper 60s. livermore low 80s today. average high about 84. climbing to the low 90s tomorrow. by monday there's the triple digit heat with temperatures slowly coming down on tuesday, and by wednesday in the 80s." so if you are headed out into san francisco, noontime plenty of sunshine for the pride celebration, 64 degrees. look for mid-60s still by 4:00 winds kicking up. south bay 79 today. san jose 84. los gatos on the peninsula with 76. redwood city and palo alto, upper 60s to near 70s.

winds picking up throughout the afternoon. look for 70 berke lay, 74 freeland. and even upper 80ths for antioch and brentwood today. looks like a pretty coastie one in the inland valleys. the seven-day forecast shows we will look for the warming tomorrow. and monday slightly cooler tuesday and then by wednesday still about 90 inland with the low 60s and the fog at the coast. we will let you know how warm it will take my bicycle your community by keeping track on twitter and live doppler hd. nice night tonight for the giants at at&t park. >> well done then. next, get ready for the celebration of the reopening of a bay area institution. and the reminder, the new abc singing competition "rising star" airs tomorrow night on abc7. the show makes you the judge with the "rising star" app. download it for free through

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>> an ununusual fight caught on camera. a herd of goats escaped.

here's the goats stopping traffic. the herd eventually got safely into a trailer. in san francisco leaders showed off the newly renovated tea house located inside the japanese friendship garden. the building had been empty but in 2012 the parks department began an effort to renovate the tea house. now it features a new granite counter, a kitchen and table and chairs. it's another place for people to enjoy inside kelly park. >> i just hope that more residents and visitors and tourists will come to our city and enjoy this wonderful cultural gem we have here in the city of san jose. >> the tea house was built in 1972 and is modeled after the world renown tea house in japan, which is san jose's sister city. much more to come on the abc7 saturday morning news.

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with what is shaping up to be a hot forecast. lisa. >> yes, it is, katie. although the hottest days will be tomorrow. today we have low fog and clouds reducing the russian insurgents ability along half moon bay and the clouds moving locally inland across the bay. the winds a little breezy in parts. here's the plan for the rest of the day. here we are 5:00 this morning as we go through the next couple hours. look how quickly the marine layer disappears and by 9:00 we have pretty much full sunshine. some of the fog setting up along the san mateo coast, keeping the numbers here in the 60s. but look at the rain. the red con tour is getting a little closer. not today, though. looks like we will see 90s. today mid-and upper 80s in the inland valleys and just about 80 in the santa clara valleys and more widespread 80s in the north bay. we will talk about details in the mini heat wave coming our way in a few minutes. katie. >> thank you, lisa. new this morning, president obama said eradicated the

leukemia keep acting on his own as long as congressional public kansas block his economic agenda n his weekly address the president said he has moved to attract jobs, raise wages and help students pay off loans but the republican obstruct onism is keeping them blocked. >> they keep receipting down almost every idea to strengthen the middle class. this year alone they said no to fair pay, no to raising minimum wage, no to student loans reforms, no to extending insurance. and instead of vote to go get families ahead they voted to give another massive tax cuts to wealthy americans. >> the president said it makes republicans in congress mad that he's trying to help people, they can join him so they can work together. happening today, mayor jean quan will kick off her re-election campaign. she will announce her plans to

run again for mayor. local artists will be on hand for today's event and afterwards she'll conduct an outreach to voters, along to volunteers. it will take place 10:00 a.m. mountain view has a new police chief and the new addition not so new, according to our media partner, the city apounce announced the police captain will succeed his cap an as chief. the chief started his law enforcement in milbrae in 1989 and joined the mountain view police department in '95. he will take over at police chief in august. jurors will return to deliberations on monday morning in the brian stow civil trial. stow was the giants fan nearly beaten to death outside the statement. the former owner they say did not provide enough security to keep stow safe on opening day in

2011. defense said there was it more security than on any other opening day in their history. the jurors will deliberate for their second day of deliberation. a santa rosa chaira county judge has unsealed the grand jury transcript from the sierra lamar murder investigation. it will become public in a couple weeks. it's from the proceedings against angelina torres, who was indicted in february. she disappeared two years ago and her body has never been found. both objected to the motion to unseal the transcript. the prosecution said it may be harder to seek a jury and the defense says it could make it difficult for torres to get a fair trial. 14-year-old theresa fletcher last month ran away from a group home on may 28th and has not

been seen sense. she's described at 5'7", 170 pounds. she has brown eyes and brown or blonde hair. police have been looking for another missing teenager but she was found safe yesterday afternoon. the search for a missing california firefighter is over. the body of 36-year-old arcadia firefighter mike herman was found by rescuers yesterday in rugged terrain in ventura county. he disappeared june 13th after chasing his doing while on a camping trip in the forest. his dog was found a few days later. an heiress skew unit spotted his body yesterday partially covered by brush 1200 feet above his campsite. >> spent eight or nine days looking for mike and we are glad he was found but at the same time we are sad that we lost a family member. >> no word yet on how he died. the authorities say there's no evidence of foul play.

happening today, a newly redesigned rue see i am that celebrates all things hayward is set to open to the public. the new center for history and culture on foothills boulevard will open their doors at 10:00 a.m. there will be tours, kids activities, history plays and musical performances. the historical society hopes it will connect future generations to the city's past. admission to today's reopening is free. this is the ninth year for abc7s top scholars program. over the years we've given recognition to seven students. abc7 news anchor christian sze uses her interests and as an artist to get others interested in science. >> 18-year-old katheryn liu

considers herself a scientist. she blends harp love for engineering, technology and design through digital art. >> i enjoy the logical side of things, likes algorithms. but what i really like about computer science is the power it has to make different forms of art. >> she plans to do just that at stanford university in you will fall, studying computer science with an emphasis on design. >> it's always been a big part of my life. i was thinking how can i use art to entry great that with computer science and design maybe a major in the future that really fits me. >> her pursuit of higher education in the south bay will keeper closer to an initiative she started with the high school women's and science club, creating online story books to get kids excited about science. >> we wanted to make she's kids more fun for our students at young ages. and it shows science can be kind

of interesting and fun and artistic. >> her outstanding grades, campus leadership and community volunteerism made it no surprise to her family and friends abc7 selected her as one of our seven top scholars this year. >> she is one of the most talented students that i have ever met, yet she is by far the most humble. >> i am really to be honored and excited. mostly because i know there are no many other people who are awesome and deserving of this award, too. >> humble, indeed. abc7 news. watch our abc7 top scholar sunday, july 6th at 10:00 a.m. to learn more about the top scholars who are all making a difference in their community. abc7 is calling all of our young bay area change makers. apply for a summer of service award and win $1,000 for your community by logging on to

yxa.org/beinspired. >> coming up, the rising cost of being one of the 49ers faithful. a pricey new entertainment offering for the new stadium. and taking a live look at 5:38. view from our east bay hills cam. it was more clear a moment ago. some clouds moving through there. lisa argen will fill you in. she will have your forecast in a few minutes. (birds chirping softly in background.) (loud engine sounds!) what!

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>> welcome back. officials are thinking more about why they need to close part of the san francisco freeway next holiday weekend. it will take place july 2nd to july 7th. all lanes of the northbound 280 will be shut down from chavez street to fifth street. and this is the region why. this hinge will be replace bid one three times as big. >> the hinge is what connects the two sections together. you can only build it so long before it breaks. the reason why we are replacing these hinges is they have deteriorated to a point where they are no longer functioning as intended. >> two more hinges will be installed over labor day weekend." they cost about $1 million to replace each of the hinges. dealing with a little bit of

a fog and low clouds some places. but beware? >> that's right. it is getting a little closer to the coast and that will be the case tomorrow morning where it will be more limited. but right now you see the clouds in emeryville. temperatures on the mild side near 60 degrees here. looking at partly cloudy skies overall this morning and a warmup for most of you today. but, yes, the heat is coming on sunday. it's going to let up a bit. i'll tell you how long and how long when we return. >> also next, a huge role in deciding last night's a's game in miami. is coco crisp savor out? larry beil has the answer coming up in sports.

>> a way to accept more money from fans or a reflection of a fanegas silicon valley? that's the question from niners fans after the team unveiled a pricey new pregame pavilion clearly not aimed at the traditional tailgater. david louie has the details. >> there will be plenty of food for sale inside levis, but for some they are offering fans a new pregame experience a pavilion that will host a red zone valley. a public setting with meat served at carving stations, and a bar plus the cheerleaders. it will cost 850 a person for ten-game pass but you have access to great

american's roller coaster. it's an alternative to tailgating. >> you have people coming with the family who want to get early and maybe beat traffic, who want to have a space to take their kids so this is another add-on to that. we want to make sure we have a bunch of different amenities and offerings for all walks of fans. >> this man and his family will be tailgating. he thinks it is a welcome option. >> i think what the 49ers have done is they have opened it up to all sorts of people. i'm a blue color guy, i don't make a lot of money but i have two tickets to every game. so with a little bit of planning and some responsibility, it's possible. >> tailgaters will face new restrictions. only twelve out of nineteen parking spots allow tailgating. of the twelve, only nine allow each flames and some banned them. >> i think they are cautious this year, they don't know how it's going to go and it makes sense to make decisions that

make the best sense for him and their company. but we appreciate the partnerships we have with all of our companies here. >> sunday the area outside the stadium will be closed all day to set up barricades and create a pedestrian zone. >> we will make changes over the course of the first year but we have to do a good job testing everything now and educating our fans before opening. >> david louie, abc7 news. >> 5:47 on your saturday morning. looks like you will be waking up to earn conditions but be ready to transition. >> yes, katie. you should be ready. we do have the include behind us. you can see that. so the low clouds and fog making for a little bit after visibility issue at the san mateo coast and down by half moon bay. otherwise we have clouds into the east bay. live doppler 7hd will show the clouds hugging the san mateo coast today. but we will get the sunshine at our beaches and temperatures will range from the low 60s there while everyone else will get into warmer readings. here's look from our east bay

hills camera from vollmer peak. mt. diablo this morning and mother nature allowing for a beautiful start. sun is up in about two minutes. we will see temperatures on the cool side in the city 55. 59 san carlos. but we are at 60 in san jose. 59 morgan hill with the southwest wind kicking up at half moon bay with the fog 55 degrees. exploratorium camera. you see how low the marine layer is. we will look for that to hang around throughout the morning hours. then it clears. we will get into fell sunshine in the city, 352. santa rosa it's 55 right now in napa. temperatures today climbing to the mid-60s in parts of the north bay, upper 350s for concord and livermore. you too in the 60s. we will reserve the 90s for tomorrow as it gets ever so closer from the sacramento valleys where they will be in the low 90s today. sutro. look like another beautiful picture. areas of fog in morning.

warmer for most today. we will keep it cool at the coast and the hot days really arrive tomorrow. the hottest day will be monday. tuesday, variable change unless you are right at the coast and the beeches will be pretty popular throughout the next several days because the on shore flow will not be going away. we will have the northerly winds kick up in the higher elevations but this morning it is about the fog. and that will be allowing for the temperatures to climb slowly today. but as it really gets thinner, the marine layer, we get the big warmup underway tomorrow as height moves in and a slight northerly push in the upper elevations. here's an idea how warm it's going to get for the week ahead in san jose b80 today. average high the low 80s. have the 90s to look forward to on monday and slightly cooler on tuesday where temperatures will get back to normal by thursday and friday. so we are looking at a beautiful day overall, but it gets quite

warm as you head into the valley. chico, 94. 80 tahoe. 98 fresno and partly cloudy skies in los angeles. 82 degrees. so high temperatures at our local beaches, low 60s, partly sunny half moon bay. 72 oakland and 74 fremont. we will look at temperatures today for the game pretty nice. in fact, this evening we will see temperatures in the 60s with the winds kicking up. sunset 8:36. and the accuweather seven-day forecast, upper 80s. mid-70s coast. tomorrow mid-90s and near 100 inland monday and by tuesday still more, but not everywhere. and wednesday, thursday, 4th of july looks pretty seasonal. low clouds typical to deal with for the fourth. it should be pretty nice up there today. >> thanks, lisa. in sports the giants try to get out of at slide.

last night the giants' struggles continued. here's abc7 sports director larry beil with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. outside of the one shining moment recently, the giants have just flat out lost their mojo. last night their ace, madison bumgarner took the mound against the reds. and brandon, a baby giraffe, so cute. bumgarner becomes the first giants pitcher to pick-off two batters in the first. and bob frazier. pay attention. wheels come off in the fifth. the single. 1-06789 two batters later hamilton bloops to right, two score. next batter frazier rbi single. reds would string together four rbi drifts and jay bruce tops it off with another rbi single. bumgarner, 5 runs on 9 hits, six

innings, and the giants are shut down 6-2. will you l.a. lost as well so the lead remains at two. and a's in miami. cespedes had his mom watching. and don't you know about yo? gun him down! ten outfield assists this season. >> they will challenge that. >> five more runs in the sixth would give them the lead. and, oh, he dropped the ball. they score and it's 5-5. in the ninth. base hit. coco crisp. looking for revenge. coco at the plate, and he's out -- save, out, safe, replays show crisp hit home plate before the tag. the call safe. a's win. best record.

the old tiger woods would have been furious missing a cut. now he's just happy his back is okay. he has no game but his game is erratic. 4 over 75 in the second round. second over for the tournament and done. the four-way tie for first. and tiger will be watching this weekend. >> i missed the cut by four shots. that's a lot. but the fact that what i was able to do physically and the speed i had and the distance i was hitting the golf ball again, i hadn't done that in a very long time. >> after ten years sandy barber stepping down at athletic director at cal berkeley, michael williams will serve as the interim a. d. until a permanent replacement is found. he was able to get the stadium refurbished but the long-term debt on that facility will be an issue for years to come and academic scores probably sealed

her fate. >> i love this institution. i really do. and i wouldn't trade one minute of the last ten years. >> she will stay on at the schoolworking at putting together a sports management program. that's a wrap on sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. next, up in the air, the world record attempt hundreds of people will try to break in san francisco today.

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>> welcome back. here's the winning numbers from last night's mega-millions draw. >> a ticket purchased in texas matched all six numbers. tuesday jackpot reset to $15 million. happening today hundreds of bay area residents will gather in san francisco to toss pizza dough. it's part of a guinness world record attempt. 300 kids will be joined by a world pizza tossing champion, tony, to set the record for the most people simultaneously tossing pizza dough. an entire part of stockton street will be closed for the event. it gets underway at 10:00. next on saturday morning news at six. we continue to follow breaking news in concord where an infant and a woman were killed in an apparent head-on collision.

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>> good morning. i'm katie marzullo. here's a look at the weather. >> good morning. we have a look at the fog out there. this is showing it banked up along the coast and clear conditions inland. the winds will keep it breezy at the shoreline. right now the exploratorium camera shows the lower deck of clouds keeping san francisco cloud by. 52 in napa with upper 50s for concord. 59 in livermore. so your forecasted to calls for the low clouds and fog to continue to erode throughout the afternoon is by the afternoon we will see full sunshine, maybe a