>> good morning, i'm katie marzullo. 6:00 a.m. on saturday morning. we will start off with a quick check of the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning, katie. already we have a 15-degree spread from where we have the fog. half moon bay, the inland locations. some locations reporting in the 70s. the sea breeze kicks up today. take a look at the super tower camera. within the last 30 minutes we've really seen the marine layer and the clouds and fog move back across the city. so some changes coming in your neighborhood today. 58 in gilroy with 53 in oakland,

as well as san carlos and san jose. so here is the plan. the low clouds and fog, what we have of them will dissipate. and then we will be looking for full sunshine. but the sea breeze kicks up today and that will allow for cooling along the coast, around the bay. but we will see temperatures once again well into the 90s. perhaps a few areas with triple digit heat. we will detail that for you and talk about the 10 degrees of cooling forecasted today. katie. >> thank you. we have breaking news right now in san jose where crews are work to go put out a five-alarm fire near spartan stadium. the fire broke ought around 3:30 this morning at a warehouse at south center street and east alma avenue. there are two wear hows at the location and at least one structure has been damaged and one person injured. no word on the extent of that person's injuries. the cause of the fire is under investigation. keep an eye on this one more you this morning. the blazing sun baked the bay

area yesterday, leading to near record highs in some places and in the east bay it got so hot, firefighters responding to a house fire were forced to shift their tactics. neighbors dragged garden houses to try to save their own houses as they were fighting the fire we have the story. >> reporter: the carpenter family has lived in this home for two generations. >> it's a horrible thing for everybody. >> around dinnertime neighbors heard popping noises. they believe those sounds were two cars catching fire in the garage. >> i looked out and everything was in flames. and that's really heart stopping. >> the fire marshal estimates $100,000 in damage. it could have been worse. >> if it had been windy we might have had a bigger fire and bigger problem on our hands. >> reporter: half an acre burned. and three nearby homes were threatened. this video shows frankie

grabbing his garden hose as the flames creeped down the hillside. >> if i don't put it out and some of the bigger trees get out of fire it will get out of control and i won't be able to do anything with the garden hose. that's what i was thinking. >> as he sprayed the smoking grass, the heat grabbed at him. >> evening as the flames went down, you could still roast marshmallows on them. firefighters are out fighting fires. and i have to hand it to them. >> they drank bottle after bottle of water and others dumped it on their heads trying to cool off in the 100-degree heat. >> because of the heat our firefighters can't work as long, which is why we went to a third arm so early. >> thankfully nobody, not even the family dog, was injured. and the neighbors said they will help the carpenters rebuild. in lafayette," tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> a wildfire burning east of sacramento has grown to 1300 acres. the sandoval fire broke out around 4:30 yesterday afternoon.

it's on the border of the county about 50 miles east of sacramento. the fire is 20% contained this morning. homes in the area have been evacuated. authorities say at least three structures have been destroyed. another 250 are threatened. residents say they are on edge. >> you know, i'm really freaked out. i didn't think i would be this way. i'm a nurse with sacramento county, and i do disaster relief. and i've never been in this side of it. i didn't think it would feel like this. it's pretty scary. >> no word on what started the fire. >> the fire danger at a park is very high right now the park will remain open this weekend, but there will be no barbeques or open flames allowed today. developing news out of san jose where the chp has reopened all lanes on interstate 680 near capital express way because after fatal accident. they responded to the accident just after 11:00 last night. an alert was issued a half-hour

later and lanes were closed about a half-hour later at police investigated. lanes reopened just before 1:00. no word on what led to the accident. to the crisis in the middle east. a 12-hour humanitarian cease-fire has begun. time to allow civilians to receive aid and evacuate to safer areas in gaza. a series of shells hit before it began. over the past 19 days nearly 1,000 palestinians and 40 , israelis have been killed. u.s. secretary of state john kerry is set to meet with foreign ministers in france today to broker a permanent cease-fire. meanwhile a rally is planned in san francisco at justin herman plaza at 1:00 to protest war crimes in palestine. people in bay area are reaching out to a local man who suffered a devastating loss in gaza. 30 members of his family were killed in a single airstrike. abc7 news reporter alisa

harrington has more from the muslim community center. >> this doctor, a dentist living in san jose, lost 30 of his family members in one day. three generations of aunts, uncles and cousins were living under the same roof in the gaza strip when the israeli airstrike hit their home last weekend. nobody survived. >> some were distant cousins but i have known some of them. it's extremely vicious to see 30 people die at the same time, one family, one building, all civilians >> the muslim community of south san jose got together to mourn the death of his relatives and other palestinians from recent attacks. supporters broke fast together and family members in gaza were doing the same thing when they were killed. >> i basically told him that i'm sorry for your loss and may god grant them -- god grant all of us paradise. >> we are all putting our hands

and our hearts, we are afraid of this fighting all the time. >> the doctor has other relatives in gaza he's worried about. he was last in the region two years ago and said it's nearly impossible for him to go now. the borders are sealed. he said the only thing he can do is pray and educate people about the conflict. in south san jose, abc7 news. a u.s. sea fighter in san jose plans to fire to israel and join the israeli army as soon as the match is over. he has a three-round featherweight fight at the center and tomorrow the 30-year-old will board a plane for the 15 hour flight to israel. he lived there until 2009 when he moved to the bay area to train in mixed martial arts. he said it's difficult watching the fighting and not being able to help. he believes it's his duty as an isreali to defend his homeland, no matter where the world he is living. a bay area native is among four journalists detained this morning in iran.

jason is from marin county and has written for "the chronicle." he was working in iran when he was taken into custody tuesday. the reason is not clear. you may remember the case of three berkeley hikers who were held in iran. josh and shane were released in september of 2011 after spending two years in prison. a third hiker, sarah, was released a year earlier. >> new details. the chief designer of the new eastern span of the bay bridge say tests show more than 2,000 bolts and rods do not need to be replaced. the pieces were called into question after 32 other bolts cracked last year. but the san francisco chronicle reports bridge designer marlon nader, told officials that the other 2200 bolts and rods on the span are likely to be more corrosion-resistent than the 32 that failed. the final decision about replacing at least some of the main bolts is still pending.

a popular beach is back open after a mysterious substance watched up on shore along with thousands of dead fish. that was in cap toll law beach. this is the few from sky 7hd yesterday afternoon. a yellow, doughy substance showed up on the beach and a kayaker reported seeing it on the water as well. first it was feared it was toxic so everyone was ordered out of the water and firefighters called in it to investigate. health officials now believe it's a natural substance and they lifted all restrictions. as for the thousands of dead anchovies, they say fish die-off is not unusual this time of year. the great bull run is scheduled today at the alameda county fairgrounds and animal activists plan to protest. 3,000 people are expected to raise down a quarter mile long track with 20 bulls running be behind them. it starts at 11:30. representatives from the animal legal defense fund say it's possible bulls will be hurt or abused. they have filed a lawsuit to

stop it. >> the veterinarians we consulted said there's a possibility an animal could get very seriously hurt. >> they have rodeos all throughout california and on those events they are on their backs whipping or kick them with metal spurs. >> the bull run organizers say the humans are in more danger than the animals. one man in the nationwide tour suffered a broken pelvis but no animals have been hurt. not for the feint of heart. 6:10,000. the weather requires some sturdy attitude, as well. >> we are beginning to see the marine layer increase. that will bring cooling around the bay. right now the exploratorium camera, we have dropped a degree in san francisco. 60 trees right now. and if we widen the shot out, you will see the low clouds. that will definitely play into the forecasted high temperatures today. we will detail it for you. >> also next, a drone gets close to a popular u.s. landmark. but should that be allowed?

we will break down the rules. and a close call in space. how these flares could have

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developing news. the state department has shut down the u.s. embassy in libya and evacuated americans because of worsening clashes between rival militias. the state department in a statement said the american embassy staffers left tripoli today for tanzania. operations in tripoli will be suspended until the security situation improves. in 2011 the embassy suspended operations among the uprising that ultimately toppled the long time leader gadhafi. pope francis is plannings a trip to the united states. it's his first trip to the united states. they report that the pontiff will attend the world meeting of families in philadelphia in september of next year. philadelphia's archbishop said the pope accepted his invitation to come to the city of brotherly love. the pope has received invitations from other cities, including new york and washington, d.c., and the united

nations. a strange object was seen hovering around seattle's space needle the other night. it was a drone. some were amused to see it, others not so much. the abc news reporter has the video. >> right there high in the seattle sky is a drone. the faa now telling abc news it is looking into that tiny remote-control powered aircraft hovering above the observation deck of the famous space needle. while curious tourists waved, the mysterious flying object gave security quite a scare. police say a man launched the drone right out of his hotel window. >> there was no malintent or malice, he wasn't trying to do anything wrong. >> but it does raise questions about whether it's safe to fly drones above crowded cities. take a look at this drone buzzing over the busy streets of new york last year and crash landing, nearly hitting pedestrian at the height of rush hour. and there also have been close calls with airplanes. >> i see a drone.

>> a drone coming last year within 200 feet of a jumbo jet. drones like these are exploding in popularity, but the rules already in place for how and where they can fly haven't been finalized yet. the faa is working on guidelines but it could be a couple more years before they take effect. until then, police will keep their eyes on the sky. abc news, los angeles. the earth had a close call with a solar storm a few years ago. two years ago. a weather model from n.a.s.a. shows the corona mass ejection blasting through space in july of 2012. it did not hit the earth, but it did come close. researchers say if the flare had happened one week earlier, earth would have taken a direct hit. scientists say people would not have been physically harmed, but communications systems could have been knocked out and damage could have exceeded $2 trillion in the u.s. alone. safeway shareholders have

approved a $9.2 billion sale of the company to albertsons. our media partner the contra costa times reports shareholders approved the sale yesterday. the deal still needs to clear a review by the federal trade commission. it will create a network of more than 2,000 stores, including a distribution facility and manufacturing plants. network will have more than 250,000 employees. good news if you want to change cell phone carriers but they will want you to give up your phone. the house of representatives approved a bill yesterday that will legally allow you to unlock your phone. in 2012 the librarian of congress ruled that a copyright violation to unlock a phone without a carrier's permission, even if your phone is paid off and your contract is up. the president is expected to sign the bill into law. president obama said it will give americans more flexibility and

>> there will be a q&a today at the blogger conference in san jose. it brings together more than 4,000 bloggers from around the country. it was created by and for women leaders across blogs and social media and it's a place to network and exchange ideas. huffington's q&a gets underway at the san jose convention center. >> we see the logos painted on the real grass that's been enstyled at this stadium. players from spain and italy will play as part of the international champions cup. the match kicks off at 3:00. some players are resting after the world cup. the challenger arrived in the bay area last night for the san jose earthquakes

international soccer showdown. spanish soccer league champions madrid will face them tomorrow at the candlestick park. the spanish government is sponsoring the game to promote the country. it will be the final sport event at the stick. paul mccartney closes down the stadium with a farewell concert on august 14th. >> some changes in the way of the forecast? >> we can see them already with the marine layer coming into play with the sea breeze this afternoon. that brings san francisco's temperature down as much as 10 degrees today. it will feel much better, the 74 today. it was 85. that was a record. also records around the bay, mountain view with 95. and tied a record in richmond at 87 and napa tieing a record at 101. so the sun has been up now for about five minutes and we are looking at low clouds and fog, not only at the coast but moving in over san francisco. here's the mute tower camera. it is a beautiful shot. temperatures have dropped a few

degrees this morning. but still pretty filed in the 60s from san carlos and san jose. 58 in gilroy. but get this. 90s today at the garlic festival. yesterday was 101. half moon bay 57. san francisco was at 60 degrees. our east bay hills camera, you see the haze out there. high pressure is in control. but surface features, the wind flow will allow for cooling today. 54 in novato and 58 napa, good morning livermore, 66 degrees. sunshine here, but clouds around parts of the south bay and the peninsula this morning. we will see more high clouds into the picture later on today. so hot inland today. some cooling around the coast and bay, and a few high clouds later on today. more so tomorrow with the relative humidity coming up a bit but still we are looking at very dry conditions and high fire danger, of course, as this huge dome of high pressure continues to bring the numbers

above where they should be for this time of year. that is allowing for the heat to hang on for the entire weekend in the east bay, the south bay, and a few changes up in the north bay. also along the coast. and the bay shore. so we will start some of those changes with increasing clouds later on today. but still a very warm atmosphere. and as the humidity comes up, we will keep the clouds with us for much of the day tomorrow. but still we are looking at temperatures in some places near 100 degrees. today in the south bay, how about 90 in san jose? 95 in morgan hill. 97 in gilroy. 78 in santa cruz. 92 cupertino. on the peninsula look for 87 mountain view, redwood city. half moon bay 68. 74 in san francisco. so down 11 degrees and up in the north bay some cooling for you. still a warm afternoon for santa rosa at 90. 87 san rafael. near east bay, 78 berkeley. nice afternoon for you. 81 san leandro.

you notice slightly cooler when you get out toward castro valley and fremont, mid-80s. 95 concord. this is cooler than yesterday. you were above 100 in concord yesterday. but we will look for maybe a few degrees of cooling, probably not noticing any of that. but 101 in brentwood still. so very, very warm. 98 in livermore. as you are headed down to gilroy today, 4:00, 97 degrees. we will look for temperatures to be almost as hot there again tomorrow. so here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. the hottest day today. slight cooling tomorrow into monday, and the summer spread will be with us monday and tuesday. and then eventually a little bit cooler by the end of the week. we will let you know how it will be in your community by keeping track of bay area weather on twitter @livedoppler7hd. >> that will be a handy tool with all the heat. up next, you have to pay big to eat and drink at the new 49ers

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geeks, gamers buzzing. that's coming up next on "good morning america." the 49ers have revealed the concession prices. a 16-ounce beer is $10.25, up 50 cents from candlestick. an 18-ounce premium beer is $11. a frankfurter -- not a hot dog anymore -- is $6.25. that's up 75 cents. and a soft drink will cost $5.25. that's a quarter cheaper, but you get three ounces less. a couple other items. you pay $12 for a sandwich or hamburger, eight dollars for garlic fries, eight dollars for pizza, seven dollars for candy, six dollars for nachos and six dollars for bottled water. our media partner calculates the cost of two game tickets, two hot dogs and a couple beers at the new stadium will run you about $243. that's compared to $88.50 at candlestick.

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>> this is abc7 news. >> welcome back. as the clock strikes 6:30 and we are starting this half-hour. here's lisa argen. >> good morning. here's a look from the east bay hills camera. you see all the haze out here. it's 7 trees warm by the delta, five degrees warmer than this time yesterday in napa. that means we are going to see another warm day today inland. the changes come your way. closer to the coast and bay. look at santa rosa at 353. it's 58 napa. plenty of fog along the coast. also around half moon bay. even in san francisco we are looking at visibility less than a quarter of a mile. so with the high pressure ridge push being down on the atmosphere, we are looking at a stronger sea breeze today so those elements coming into play to bring a wide range of temperatures from the upper 350s half moon bay, mid-70s in san francisco, and down 11 degrees today.

90 in san jose. near 80 oakland. still, triple digits perhaps in our inland valleys. we will talk about it in detail and look at the warm forecast in the week ahead coming up. >> thank you, the heat wave comes at a time when concerns about the drought are rising and conservation efforts have fallen short of goals. can water customers do the lawns and the kids are suffering in the heat? we look at the challenge. this lawn has brown spots but it's clearly not suffering of a sprinkling has been cutback by two-thirds. the magic formula, according to the landscape expert, don, is to reduce the amount of water gradually. the touch test will let you know when the grass needs water to survive. >> after you step on it or mow it, the grass doesn't pop up from the step or the mower wheels, it's time. >> still, valley water district is pushing the brown is the new

green, and that demonstrates your commitment to saves water. lawn care carefree to residents. but there are other ways to cutback. cut the water from the shower and use it later to water plants. in the midst of a heat wave, what about kiddie pools? kids need to cool off. >> it's wonderful to treat your kids to that, but after you are done with the kiddie pool, how about taking the water out with a bucket and water your plants with it. >> this lawn decided to indulge the kids with a pool but they are making sure they know we are in drought. she set down water-saving pools. >> we aren't refilling it and make them save. that way they know it is drought season, but they still have to get wet because it's too hot out here for them. >> other families are turning to public fountains and use recirculated water like this one at san jose cesar chavez park.

valley water will be bombarding us with a $430,000 media campaign using billboards, tv and radio commercials to drive home the message. >> santa clara county, this summer brown is the new green. we need you to join the movement. >> social media will also be tapped. sevenfies like this one are encouraged. in san jose, david louie, abc7 news. >> looking good, david luis. one of the first steps to conserving water is understanding how much water you use every day. we have a link to a calculate tore that can help you figure that out at abc7news.com. california will have four governors in four days next week. follow along. governor brown will be leaves the state tomorrow and returning wednesday as he leads a trade mission to mexico. while he's gone executive powers will roll to the lieutenant-governor gavin newsome. but then he leaves to the east coast tuesday for special olympic related events and at that point the senate president

pro tem bill steinberg will become acting governor. until he leaves for chicago on wednesday and then assembly speaker tony atkins will take the role for about 9 hours until governor brown returns. new this morning, president said a loophole that lets companies dodge u.s. taxes by moving their headquarters overseas is unpatriotic. in his weekly address the president denounces tax inversions. he said companies of renouncing their citizenship to avoid paying their fair share. the president said the best way to address the problem is through tax reform that lowers the corporate tax rate. >> i want to be clear. there's only a few big corporations so far. the vast majority of american businesses pay their taxes right here in the united states. but when some customers cherry picks their taxes, it adds to the deficit and makes it harder to invest in the things that will keep america strong. >> the president says companies should not be allowed to pick and choose which rules to follow. if you are one of those

drivers who sometimes resorts to using the marked transit-only lanes in downtown san francisco, listen up. you don't want to do that anymore. especially not on market street. vic lee explains. [horn honking] >> reporter: on average, muni makes 63,000 trips on market street every week. the transit-only lanes on market and on several other streets in the city are supposed to make it easier for buses and taxis to move through crowded downtown traffic. other drivers can use them, but only to make an immediate turn to the next street. but many cars like this one ignore the transit-only lanes which are spelled out in big white letters. >> this is every day, all day. very frustrating. >> mary ann mueller is a bus operator. >> a lot of times it's for people to travel down the lane because the other lane is open. -- or so congested. bicyclists, they don't want to

use their own lane because maybe of the congestion of the cars. >> muni hopes to change that. they will color the transit-only lapse on market between fifth and twelfth streets. their choice of color, bright red, like a warning that it's a place you shouldn't be in. and just to be sure cameras on buses capture the violators, and parking in red zones. parking control officer jack wang is looking at video of a ran double parked blocking the bus access in the red zone. >> we use video evidence and the camera to monitor. they take license plates. >> the license plate identifies the owner of the vehicle, who is sent a citation through the mail. muni tried this as a pilot program on church street transit-only lanes by 16th. coloring it red helped muni move more quickly. >> it helped in the morning. the travel time through there by at least 20%. >> muni hopes drivers begins realizing the red carpet is only for muni's vip, very important passengers.

vic lee, abc7 news. oyster lovers, you can rejoice for now, oyster levels. oyster company will get to harvest nor at least another 30 days. retail operation was set to close next thursday but the national park service has agreed to let harvesting continue another month. that's in response to a last-ditch injunction request by restaurants, bars and other businesses that rely on the drake bay oysters. the business provides more than a third of california's oysters. a hearing is set for september 9th. there's a bona fide american hero in town this weekend. 45 years ago every person in the world watched every step he took. yesterday those very same legs brought him to abc7 for a few minutes with reporter wane freedman. >> this is the object and here's the man. as long as we recall and remember history, they will always be linked. >> what is it like knowing that your name will be remembered forever?

>> that's a question for what? >> one small step for man -- >> 45 years ago this week, he , edwin "buzz" aldrin, followed neil armstrong on the lunar service by only a few seconds after the first landing. he never sought lasting game but has lived with it ever since. >> what i want to make clear is that 24 americans reached the moon. >> but to be on that first mission with the whole world watching sets a man apart. back in 1969, aldrin, neil armstrong and michael collins felt they might have a 60% chance of success. we asked the former fighter pilot if he felt nervous or scared that day. >> fighter pilots in combat, we don't feel, we execute. it is said that we have ice in our veins. >> but you had time to contemplate. >> when, before? before. before? >> it's too late.

you are on the merry go round. you can't get off. >> and there he was at a relatively crowded moon at the time, population 2. if you wonder weather buzz aldrin ever took a moment for himself up there, this answer will surprise you. >> getting to the bottom of the ladder, i was checking my balance and stuff like that, and instead i tested the urine collection device. [laughter] >> was that the first time on the moon? >> yes, yes. >> and until now we heard only how they planted the flag. >> buzz aldrin will be in alameda beginning at 10:00 a.m. for an event on the u.s.s. hornet. they will discover that ship's role in the recovery of their mission. he will be there all day. i will be mc'g an event. for more information visit our website at abc7news.com. in the news, wane freedman, abc7 news. >> still ahead on the saturday

morning news, it will another sizzling day at the gilroy garlic festival. the steps organizers are taking to keep people cool and safe. take a look at your tv screen right now. this is live look from the exploratorium cam and a gorgeous reminder of why we love where we live. san francisco a high of 74 today. it might be better than yesterday's 85. we have all the details in your fo

>> welcome back. >> eight new k-9 officers are ready to join the patrol. the dogs and their trainers graduated from training yesterday at the chp academy in sacramento. this is the first class of k-9 officers for 2014. the dogs will not only work with their human partners, they will live with them and they are specially trained to help fight drug trafficking.

>> they tell us where the drugs are coming from, and also money going from the door, and also from people and they will try to find criminals also that are traveling on highways in the state of california. in addition to sniffing out drugs, the dogs are also trained to take down criminals. yes. how about the weather? >> we are looking at full sunshine throughout most of the bay area. a nice clear shot from emeryville. you see the haze in the distance. 63 today, going for a hay today in the upper 70s. we will be cooler around parts of the bay. still the summer sizzle is on in our inland valleys. we will talk about that and have a full weekend forecast in the next seven days when we return. >> and of note, you are not supposed to run from police. i should correct myself. also, one of the dodgers biggest stars shines brightly against

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>> welcome back. a view from up top. here's a look from our sutro tower cam. you see the morning clouds, the low fog drift ag cross the screen. but the sea breeze is going to cool down san francisco today. yesterday was a little too hot for you, your saturday is shaping up to be much nicer. with this stretch of hot weather, one. bay area's biggest festivals is taking precautions this weekend. we are talking about this year's garlic festival, and it has plenty of new features to keep attendees safe and cool. abc7 news reporter nick smith has details. >> reporter: where there's smoke, there's fire. for its 36th year, organizers of the annual gilroy garlic festival have decided to make a few adjustments, all in an effort to keep the culinary gems

fresh and people safe and comfortable. >> we have done a few things. the executive director. with thousands expected to attend, there are canopies over cooking and stations and shade tents where people can sit and eat, and misting stations when you get too hot. >> also plenty of water and frozen lemonade, a couple free water booths so people can make sure they stay hydrated and enjoy their day. >> making it easier for folks to find a watering station or their group if they are separated. a technology upgrade. they will introduce the 2014 downloadable gilroy garlic app. >> they can see the map and how to get from point a to point b. >> and one thing you always find yourself looking for more of these. more than 240 will be set up around the park to accommodate the crowd. southern, garlic and fun, who

could ask for more. the garlic festival is strictly volunteer. all money raised is given back to the community. last year the nonprofit raised $350,000. this year they are on track to beat that number. in gilroy, nick smith, abc7 news. >> lisa and i were just joking about garlic breath. but if everybody has it, then nobody has it. >> i like that. >> that's a theory in my head. >> who cares anyway? good morning, everyone. we are looking at a sunny start. but we also have haze and fog that will play into the first half today. temperatures for most well above average but cooling at the coast, that includes san francisco. we hit several records yesterday. tied one at napa at 101. mountain view in the mid-90s. today slightly cooler and 10 degrees cooler in san francisco. all due to a sea breeze and the low clouds and fog continues to advance throughout the morning hours. 63 oakland, san carlos and

san jose with 57 in the garlic capital. half moon bay, less than a quarter mile visibility. 60 in the city. here's a look at the haze as high pressure continues to build. there is poor air quality, high fire danger and another day of high temperatures from concord to livermore. low 50s in santa rosa. the southwest wind that's correct usually works to cool the north bay down in san francisco. that's already hang. we will look for cooler temperatures there. but elsewhere very little change. san jose in the 90s again today. so hot inland this weekend. cooler at the coast and bay. a few high clouds in the south bay. maybe in the east bay. and more so tomorrow. the relative humidity comes up, as well. we aren't looking at any thunderstorm activity. look at how huge the dome of high pressure is. this has allowed for the heat to hang on all weekend long inland. most of us are used to this. i have the feeling more heat is

coming back today when you shall starting out warmer in napa and also in the east bay. but also where the changes become more significant as the sea breeze kicks up today. a few high clouds, not making for a whole lot of change. but that will allow for perhaps some of the temperatures to be tempered today. and this starts out later on today and goes through tomorrow with the return flow around the high pressure ridge allowing for a little more humidity, a little more in the way of clouds cover. statewide, 101 yosemite, sacramento. 104 here. and 78 san diego. and 72 in monterey. even kind of mild there. lots of clouds along the central coast right now. those will clear. we will also see the clearing in the city for a high of 74 today. 67 half moon bay. ocean beach should see highs in the 60s with 74 in stinson today. point reyes about 70. 87 san rafael. south wind allowing for the

fuller conditions up the coast. 86 in palo alto. and look at the 90s to return in the south bay. 100-degree heat again in antioch. if you are headed into the city for an evening game, it's going to be a nice one with temperatures starting out in the upper 60s. 6:05 and dropping through the low 60s. look what happens tomorrow for the marathon. plenty of low clouds and fog with low 60s in the morning. by 8:00 63. a comfortable 70 degrees at 11:00. really nice weather for tomorrow morning. back to today, the warmest day out of the next seven and slight cooling around the bay continues tomorrow. into monday. tuesday things holding steady. very little change. it will be a small cool down inland but the coast remains typical. >> thanks, lisa. in sports tonight, the giants will try to even their series will los angeles and stay in first place in the n.l. west. dodgers ace clayton kershaw

faces ryan vogelsong at at&t park. first pitch coming up. here's sports director larry beil with the highlights in this morning's spores. >> good morning. the giants and dodgers over the weekend, showdown for first place. and tim lincecum got puiged. a huge night for them. and here is the factor. top of the first, he hammers this ball left center. that is puig. nearly takes it out of the park. looks like it might be fan interference. could have been a home run. ends up as a strip he will for puig. next batter, adrien gonzales. dodgers three triples in the fifth inning alone. puig has his second of the game, gordon scores. moving with three triples and a double. unbelievable performance. 3-0. gonzales knocks it in again. another rbi single. lincecum lasts own 4 1/3.

am loud 6 runs on 9 hits. dodgers roll, 8-1. they are now just half a game behind the giants in the national league west. and the a's. the captain misses it. take one more look where the ball boy ends up with it. lookout, kid! sorry about that. 100 degrees in arlington." second inning. andrews up the middle. eric, great throw. originally that was called safe. the a's will challenge it. call overturned. out! down 4-1. two on for derek norris. slices one. had a chance to be the hero. a weird bounce and ends up for the rangers. game over. a's fall 4-1. the raiders held their first practice at training camp in 3-0 meet. >> 98 degrees in napa but it

didn't stop the fans from coming out. 400 to 500 season ticket holders. they hope to see a much-improved raiders squad. he looks fast and agile. had veterans around him to bolster the defense. everybody in this organization knows there's going to be housecleaning if they go 4-12 again. and they realize outside expectations are rather low. >> i'm a scoring guy. i always rooted for them and all this stuff. they act we don't get paid to play football for some reason. we have to put it together. the mind-set has to change and things of that nature. but we hear it. i hear all the things that people say. and i'm in the business of proving people wrong. >> love that line, i'm in the business of proving people wrong. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. next, the san francisco zoo's annual march of the penguins. how you could name one of the chicks.

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>> here are the winning numbers from last night's mega-millions draw. >> tuesday night's jackpot grows to $77 million. >> happening today, four new penguin chicks will join the san francisco zoo's march of the penguins. new members can enter a contest to name one of the chicks and have an up-and-close encounter at their new home. that's penguin island. after graduating from fish school, where he are taught to swim and fish, they will join a colony of feathered friends. the finish begin march gets underway at 10:15. if promise to be super cute. >> i agree. it's going to be nice. low 70s there with sunny skies. although we have the fog right now. visibility less than a quarter mile in some spots. look for 80 oakland, cooler by

11 degrees. san francisco at 74. 67 half moon bay. 90s return for much of the south bay. 85 fremont. cooler in targets of the north bay and inland, wow, once again, near 100 degrees. slight cooling each and every day. high clouds later on this afternoon, as well. >> lisa, thank you. thanks for joining us on the abc7 saturday morning news. you can catch the news online, on twitter and facebook and on your mobile device was our new your mobile device was our new abc7 news app.when la quield the ready for you alerield the ready for you alert, the second his room is ready. you know what he brings? any questions? can i get an a, steve? yes! three a's! he brings his a-game! the ready for you alert, only at laquinta.com!

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