>> good morning, everyone. i'm katie marzullo. it's 5:00 a.m. on saturday. happy you are up and joining us starting your morning with us. we will start off with a quick check of the forecast. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning. the marine layer is back with us at about 1500 feet. we are starting out with gray skies. right here in emeryville looking at temperatures fairly typical, except check out napa. really sticks out at 49 degrees. six degrees cooler than it was yesterday at this time. feeling like a little bit of fall in the air newspaper the north bay. 60 in livermore. the forecast for today calls for plenty of low clouds and fog to start out. then we will look for increasing sunshine. it should be a very nice afternoon with high temperatures into the 80s in our east bay

valleys. even perhaps touching 90 in livermore. low 80s in san jose. upper 60s san francisco, low 70s oakland. we will talk in detail about the rest of the weekend in a few minutes. katie. >> thank you. several san rafael residents are being called unplate to thetic this very even for a curious reason. it's because old glory is fly-out side their homes. neighbor on rivera drive are utility putting up more flags as a show of support. >>. >> people died for the flag. >> dean has been flying his flag for more than 20 years. but somebody has a problem with that. an anonymous letter was sent to morrison and several of his neighbors. >> show some respect and fly your flag on important holidays instead of trying to make a moreonic statement. >> it accuses residents who list day them outside their homes of being confused republicans who

don't agree with the president. chase got one too. >> it's definitely offensive. make all these accusations about what type of person i am, what type of person anybody who flies the flag is. >> we don't know much about the sender except the letters are postmarked oust san francisco and on each envelope what do you know, a stamp with the american flag. neighbors are just as puzzled. >> i think it's ridiculous. >> they call this a close-knit community and many put out flags to show solidarity. >> we didn't want to be intimidate bid that kind of behavior. in fact, we wanted to show a strong statement, send a statement. >> even though morris and pending done think sending the note was a bizarre thing to conk the flag stands for your freedom. they have a freedom to send that letter out. >> their flags are staying up. in san rafael, alyssa harrington, abc7 news. >> the american right to protest was on display in oakland and berkeley where demonstrators

rallied over the police shooting of an unarmed fine ager in missouri. >> hands up, don't shoot. hands up, don't shoot! >> the anti-police rally began last night at 14th and broadway in oakland t started with chanting, as you heard there. that is? support of 18-year-old michael brown who witnesses say had his hands up when a officer shot him. the tone was different in berkeley at van kroft and telegraph. at least five store windows were broken along telegraph, including at a bakery and a bank. police in riot gear began moving the protesters after warning they would be arrested if they did not disperse. some were pepper sprayed by demonstrators. in ferguson, missouri, police and about 200 protesters clashed again after another tense day. several people congress grated on a busy ferguson street as protests continued. this is nearly a week after brown was shot and killed by the officers.

it remained peaceful until later. some people threw rocks and other objects at police. police used tier goose disburse the crowd, but no arrests were made. yesterday police finally released the name of the officer who killed brown. marcy gonzales has the latest. >> the revelation from police. >> the officer that was involved in the shooting of michael brown was darren wilson. >> far from enough to ease their anger over what else police shared. releasing these surveil earns images they claim show michael brown in the middle of what police call an alleged strong arm robbery, just 15 minutes before officer darren wilson shot him to death. the video showed when wilson opened four he didn't know brown and his friend were suspects. adding that wilson initially stopped them because they were walking in the middle of the street. >> i know his initial contact was not related to the robbery. >> so whatever that took place there had nothing to do with an

individual getting down on his hands and knees, raising his hands in the air, and saying don't shoot. >> we want to hear about the killing itself and how did that come about? >> and while the tension is high, the police presence remains low. the highway patrol captain now in charge of security here taking on a one-on-one approach. >> we thank you for being here to protect. >> urging people to keep these protests peaceful. >> police tell us officer wilson and his family have been relocated for their own safety. ferguson, missouri. >> a sonoma county deputy who shot and killed a 13-year-old boy in santa rosa will return to patrol duties next week. he said he thought andy's pellet gun was a real ak-47. since the shooting there have been many protests. another one is set to begin this afternoon. the officer returned to desk

duty in december. embe assigned to patrol unincorporated areas of sonoma county. this morning the european unit said the return to the status quo in gaza is not an option and it is offering to do something about it. the e. u. is offering to take charge of border crossings in and out of gaza and to work to prevent illegal arm shipments. and residents take advantage of an extended cease-fire with israel to do some shopping. main stumbling block in making theocracy fire last beyond monday is gaza. they have been part of a longstanding block aid from israel and egypt. happening today to protest the blockade, pro palestinian demonstrators will try to shop a ship from unloading at the port of oakland. it is supposed to happen at 8:00 this morning. hundreds of people will picket, they say, to protest israel's latest attack on gaza and it's on going occupation of the area.

>> we have new details about the shooting of a german elementary school teacher on vacation in san francisco. the four men originally charged with murder plead guilty to lesser charges yesterday. they will spend five to ten years in prison. in 2010 mechthild schrer was killed in union square in a shootout. the d. a. said unreliable witnesses and a chaotic crime scene made it hard to prosecute. two other suspects could still face charges >> a bay area business executive suspected of posing as a tsa agent at sfo and groping two women will not face charges. officers believe 353-year-old eric slighten was drunk when they say he lured two women, one at a time, into a private room and groped them on july 15th. the san mateo district attorney's office announced yesterday they will in the press charges because they have not been able to speak the women. he is listed as a director and

partner of hong kong-based actus capitol singapore. four people had to be rescued by helicopterrer from a north bay cliff yesterday. this is video showing one being lifted from the rock face just south of muir beach. they hiked about a third of the way up the slope but reached a spot they couldn't go up anymore and they couldn't go back down. all four were safely rescued. sad tales continue to come in from people who never made it to the ball mccartney concert at the stick thursday because of the crowds of traffic. many watched from inside but so many others were forced to listen outside. frustrate bid a lack of answers what went wrong. some pond at oracle hope they will be compensated for the expensive tickets. >> michelle took pictures of the concert last night at candlestick. unfortunately they are all from really far away because she and her dad never made it into the stick. >> we winded up sitting in the car and we couldn't move.

we rolled down our window so we could hear the music from candlestick and basically listened to the whole concert in our car outside of the parking lot. >> they knew they would hit rush-hour traffic when they left san francisco for the concert around 6:00, but they thought they would make it on time. sadly, like so many others, she and her father never got into the parking lot. >> i feel like something should be done and we should be common stated. we paid so much money for each ticket and we didn't even get to enjoy it. >> the san francisco police chief greg suhr said he had the same number of officers out as on any 49er game day and traffic c that's little console lays to those who couldn't get in, including a woman who flu in for philadelphia just for the concert and never made it inside even though her friend lives close by. >> she only lives about 20 minutes from candlestick so we gave two hours to get there and four hours later we still aren't in the parking lot. >> traffic after the concert was just as brutal for some people.

the chief sure said that's because unlike like 49er games, everyone stayed until the very end. >> abc7 news. >> tomorrow there will be another traffic test for fans trying to get in and out of levi stadium for the niners-broncos game. the first nfl game at levi stadium. if you are going to the game, you can check out these live traffic cameras from the city of santa clara. we will have a link at abc7news.com, as well along with our own realtime traffic with alternate routes on our traffic page. another traffic warning for you this morning. eastbound bore number 2 of the caldecott tunnel between oakland and anywhere in da is closed until noon for realignment work. closer will begin tonight at 8:00 and reopen again at noon tomorrow. it will close sunday night as well as 8:00 p.m. and open at 7:00 a.m. monday. also the next closer of interstate 280 is scheduled for the afternoon of august 28ing. that's a thursday so caltran can

replace some ages bridge hinges. only the northbound lanes will close but it will affect your friday morning commute into the city. be diverted on to highway 101. all lanes will reopen by early the following tuesday morning after labor at the same time i will have to write all that down. way too much to remember. the whether is nice, though. >> it is. we are in a quiet pattern. in fact it doesn't get much quieter than that. sunny afternoon and mild temperatures around the bay. we are looking at a little bit of subtropical moisture headed our way. i will tell you when you can expect that and a detailed look how warm it will get in your neighborhood today coming up. >> thank you. neck, a mountain lion on the prowl in the east bay. what it killed in a family's backyard. and 49ers head coach gym hash ball answers the ice bucket challenged. we will tell you who challenged

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of the transamerica pyramid. those clouds hanging tight in san francisco but lisa argen will let you know how things are going to change as the morning and weekend progresses, coming up a little bit in weather. >> 37 years ago today singer and actor elvis presley died suddenly at his mantion in tennessee. the anniversary of his death bristle russian insurgents fans from around the world to his home in memphis. last night hundreds of people held a candlelight vigil for the man known as "the king." >> he has the most songs in the top 40 and top 100. this week's death of robin williams not only sent shockwaves through the world of entertainment," it also sheds light on the battle many wage against the battle of depression. they talked about how entertainers face many ups and down. copeland himself dealing with depression. >> i'm just on the back end of it,. the most severe episode of

depression i ever had, lasted three months. and there were times i did not think i was going to make it through it. i thought, you know, maybe this is a teachable moment. >> we hope you will join cheryl jennings for "beyond the headlines" today at 4:30 and the replay tomorrow 10:00 a.m. here on abc7. some homeowners around clayton are watching their yards closely this weekend. a neighbor said a mountain lion, maybe a bobcat, killed some of his chickens. this video first appeared on claycourt.com." the animal first showed up about 11 days ago. for reverence he said the animal is drinking out of the tub and that's almost a foot tall. it's a big cat. it's been reported to the department of fish and game. a san francisco dad said he had to a chase a coyote, you see it right there -- from miss kids on the land's end trail near the sutro baths this week. the man who shot the video cade the coyote was running toward one of his children and that's

when he said his animal instinct kicked in. they said coyote's rarely attack humans, but probably best not to take the chance. especially if you are a dad. you probably have seen the videos all over your facebook feed. some 15 million people posting and commenting about the ice bucket challenge. 49ers coach jim harbaugh took the challenge yesterday. issued by his brother, john harbaugh, of the baltimore ravens. he said he was not accepting the same challenge issued by seahawks coach pete carroll. harbaugh said he has a bigger challenge with carroll, which he call the big one. last year they lost to the seahawks in the nfc championship game. it's part of ana wearness campaign for lou gehrig's disease or als, which cause as loss of muscle control and ultimatelytation away your ability to eat, speak and breathe. to call attention to the disease, people everywhere are pouring ice water over their heads, and earlier this week

ability bc7 news reporter alan wang joined in the campaign. [laughter] >> whoo! >> i would like to challenge dan ashley, ama daetz and sandy patell. >> yes! >> that is so awesome. and you know challenge accepted. yesterday dan and sandy did it too. >> oh! that's freezing! >> i made a donation to fight als. you can too. >> i'm prepared with the ice cup challenge towards the bucket that's right. here we go. oh, that is cold! >> i give allen so much for doing it in a suit and dan in a

tuxedo. you can watch up a ma dates take the cal emtonight on abc7 news. if you want to take the challenge or donate to als, there is a link on our website abc7news.com. runners getting ready for the half-marathon in oakland. that means major road closers around the city. this map shows the route. the 13.1-mile race starts and loops around the city, ending back at the plaza. 5:19 now. good luck to you'll the runners. be safe out there and have fun. and weather-wise what are they looking at? >> a good start for running and riding bike. of course, it's a little chilly. low clouds and fog but a mild afternoon. here's a look at live doppler 7hd. it is nice and quiet. the sun is up at 6:26 and setting 8:01. that gives us 13 hours and 34 minutes of day light. low clouds and fog allowing for the marine layer at about

1500 feet. it is filling into the bay and looking at the cloudy skies along the coast at oakland this morning and half moon bay. it's 57 half moon bay. 63 in san jose. you look at the numbers and you think, okay, kind of typical, upper 50s, a few low 60s. but up in the north bay numbers have dropped significantly. here's a shot at emeryville. napa 49 degrees. 59 by the delta with the winds up to 25 miles an hour. 60 livermore and 56 in santa rosa and finally the golden gate bridge. the deck of low clouds not too low. we aren't running into mist and drizzle this morning but nonetheless, we have the fog and low clouds around the bay and the coast this morning. mild to warm over the weekend. i said earlier it's very quiet out there. we are going to keep the steady pattern into next week. here's a hook at our radar and satellite imagery. we have high pressure situated off the coast and the area of low pressure as well. that's allowing for a steady sea breeze this afternoon. 10 to 20 miles an hour.

and overall it is a very quiet pattern. so if you like this weather, it should be with us for the next several days. one of the warmer locations is in livermore today with highs near 90. a couple degrees above average, but notice in the days to come, we will see a little bit of a drop-off over the second half of the weekend. then by the middle of next week into the mid-80s. really just a couple degrees here and there coming down over the next few days. but in the south bay today, nice afternoon with 82. san jose 88 and los gatos and on the peninsula you will see the low clouds and fog staying put along the shoreline. but that won't keep the numbers from riding through the upper 07as here at menlo park. look for 68 downtown. in the sunset the typical gray there. mid-60s. 64 daly city. south of the city 70 degrees. newspaper the north bay look for upper 70s from petaluma. 83 calistoga. you have to go way up toward

ukiah for the low 90s. 75 in san leandro today. as you head down toward fremont or toward castro valley look for a high of 80. ling inland, pretty warm afternoon but what you would expect. very pleasant from pleasanton, 88 degrees. 92 brent radioed. looking at more low 90s out by fairfield. the accuweather seven day forecast shows today to be 90s in the valleys, 670s by -- 60s by the bay. monday and tuesday slightly cooler. looks like we will get into the subtropical moisture by friday. maybe a cloudier skies with perhaps a shower or so lingering into next week. we will wait and see. it is a long way out. we will let you know how warm it's going in your community by keeping track of bay area weather on twitter another live doppler 7hd. so very, very quiet out there. >> we will take it. thank you, loosa. up next, what may be the most

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>> welcome back. 5:30. so glad you are with us. we start off this half-hour with a quick check of the weather. here's lisa. >> good morning. live doppler 7hd not picking up anything in the form of cloud cover. but we do have a marine layer, up to about 15 minute feet. the clouds are lower in parts of the south bay. some visibility problems. from the exploratorium camera numbers range from the upper 50s san francisco, 57 half moon bay, low 50s san carl lease and san jose. in emeryville we are looking at the low clouds and also the cooler numbers in the north bay with 47 in napa. the numbers continue to drop there. livermore at 60. and livermore this afternoon will be one of the warmer locations topping out around 90 degrees. so we will see the 60s at the shoreline. low 80s around the bay. and we will talk about how long this quiet weather pattern lasts

in a few minutes. katie. >> thank you, lisa. health officials are preparing for the worst outbreak of the west nile virus on record. in santa clara county five people have already tested positive for the disease and one person is still in the hospital. abc7 news reporter tiffany wilson reports. >> a tiny insect carrying a potent disease. santa clara county health officials say three men and two women all over the age of 50 tested positive for the west nile virus. one person remains in the hospital. >> you will get things like a severe headache, you will have fever, of course, and you may have what we call -- you may not be completely with it. >> they expected a bad summer for west nile after seeing a spike in dead birds. this map shows a location of 700 bird carcasses, all infect bed by west nile. by comparison, last year they found 898. >> based on everything we are seeing this is the record-breaking year of all-time. >> from the location of the dead birds the officials know the

infected mosquitoes are concentrated in these areas. >> slightly concerning because i didn't think it was a big issue here. >> ann miller spends a lot of time outsidewalk dogs. >> five people have been infected so far this year. >> okay. >> it's not panic time, it's awareness time. >> he recommends cleaning out any standing water near your home because the new mosquito colony can hatch in as few as five days. vector control also increased the number of foggings from 11 last year to 16 this year. >> i'm glad they are on top of it. >> as health officials continue to track the disease, they are also trying to establish what caused it to spike. >> we think that it could be because of the drought. and it's concentrating the water sources for the birds and also the mosquitoes. >> he recommends using insect repellant and covering up if you go outside at dusk or dawn.

in mountain view, tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> the marin humane society has released new video to track down people who continue to drop off dozens of cats in the middle of the night. so here's the surveillance video from early monday morning in novato. the people in the white s.u.v. left behind 24 cats. a humane society spokesperson said it's the fourth time in the last 18 months this has happened. in all, more than 100 cats have been dropped off. it's not illegal, but a humane society spokesperson said it has to stop. >> our best guess is someone does have quite a lot of cats. they are not spaying and neutering the cats. they are probably kept indoors. maybe their friends and neighbors even know this person has this many cats. clearly they are loved but part of loving them is spaying and neutering so we don't end up with 100 homeless cats that now need homes. >> the extra cats have put a

strain on the humane seat staff and budget. adoption fees of 100 to $125 have been waved for the rest of the month to help find homes. >> contra costa cot officials saved a dog trapped at a water treatment facility in richmond yesterday. he was stuck on a small ledge just a few feet from untreated sewage. they think a female pit bull may have been down there a few days. rescuers used a harness to pull her to safety and she collapsed, exhausted, as soon as she was free. the to dog is being treated for dehydration. starting today residents within the 451 area code can dial 1 and the area code before the call in preparation for next year he's new call rollout. in february, 2015 parts of san francisco and marin counties will be assigned a new 628 area code. when that happens, all local callers, even those within that area code, will have to die alan 11 digit number to make a call.

1, plus the area code, plus the numbers. they want residents to practice using the area codes the next few months to make the new rollout as easy as possible. thieves stole thousands of dollars of classroom technology. glen park school at thursday. two of the four people are shown here who they believe stole 18 ipads and a teacher's wallets. because the school just finished an orientation session, many doors were unlocked and nobody was suspicious of people walking the walls. >> they completely blended in with our community. they looked like parents and their actions were appropriate to what would appear. >> somebody spread joy and love to us and then somebody took it from us. >> a departing teacher actually gifted the. pads to anna's classroom last year. they hope donors will help replace what was stolen. new this morning, president

obama is talking about the increasing costs of college and what his administration is doing to help students not rack up mountains of debt. the president said he and first lady michelle obama only finished paying off their student loans ten years ago. president obama believes everyone should be able to afford higher education, adding he's doing what he can to assist students. >> we reformed the student loan systems so more money goes to students instead of big banks. extended grants and college tax credits for students and families. we took action to offer millions of students a chance to cap their student loan payments at 10% of their income. >> the president also urged colleges to do their part to keep education costs down. his administration has proposed a plan to tie federal financial aid to a college's performance. happening today, bay area schools are just about back in session. in san francisco public defender's office is helping kids hit the ground running. more than 3,000 city children will be given free backpacks

stuffed with school supplies at the annual bay view hunters back to school celebration. this is individual row from last year's event. it begins this morning at 11:00 at young blood coleman park on hudson avenue. and east bay kids are getting backpacks as women. monument crisis center are giving out thousands of backpacks to at risk children at it's location in concord. and safe way and starbucks will provide nutritional information. people in berkeley made the most out of a water main break on their street. [water flushing] >> the twelve-inch main under grant street burst yesterday afternoon sending water streaming down the street two blocks west of berkeley high school. dave's house was one of about 40 that lost water pressure. he waited for them to fix the break and grabbed a bucket and started watering his plants. >> we are trying to be responsible east bay mud

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building to dwight way. blood house will be remodeled and turned into apartments. the 44 unit complex will be build in its place on durant. fans are underway for a second historic home to be moved next to blood hound. love seeing that when they just move a house. >> right. good day to move a house. >> okay. >> why not? we are look at the usual low clouds and fog. but take a look at this shot from our facebook east bay hills camera atop vollmer peak. you are lob being at mt. diablo where the marine layer is nice and steady. it will reveal a beautiful afternoon. we will tell you how warm in the east bay valleys and elsewhere in a few minutes. >> also next, the raiders first home preseason game came down to the final seconds. and for a change, the silver comes out on

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♪and it...takes my breath away . >> every year the little league world series turns the attention to some kids who play baseball not for money but for thelov of the game. this year a star stood out and not just because of a blistering fastball. karen traverse has more. >> a hitter that -- >> telling someone they throw like a girl has new meaning, thanks 230monay davis. this 13-year-old pitching phenom out of philadelphia did it again. she used her 70 mile-an-hour fastball to earn a complete game shutout and lead them to victory in the first round of the little league world series. she jumped out to an early 3-30 lead after jared crushed this deep three-run homer in the first inning and that's all the run support davis needed.

she struck out 8 and allowed just two hits over 6 innings. >> if always feels good to have a couple runs on the board in the first inning. >> the lanky right-hander has been the talk of williamsport this week. just the 18th girl to ever play in the little league world series. >> when you watch her, it's like she don't let the boys intimidate her. >> players in texas said they prepare for davis' heat by taking pitches from high-schoolers. but they don't care that the fastball is coming from a girl. >> like t-ball you play girls and it's nothing different. >> davis is taking all the attention in stride. joking around in interviews and dancing with her teenagers for this promo video. her mom said she's proud of the way her daughter has handled the media spotlight. >> i that you the media would get to her at one time, i thought it was too much for her, but she's doing good. >> davis, an monsters attack nor student, said she's used to being the only girl among the guys. >> i played basketball and soccer with the boys. and then i decided coming on

saturdays and we started playing baseball and i started getting better each time. >> karen traverse, abc news, washington. >> more action from williamsport this morning. linwood pacific from washington state plays canyon lake from south dakota in an elimination game. you can watch it right here on abc7 at 11:00 a.m. or you can catch the games with your abc app and take a stroll through today's street food festival in the mission district. this is the sixth annual street food festival. it starts at 11:00 on goal some between 120th and 26th streets. here's video from a past festival. more than 85 venders will be on hand to satisfy your thirst in food needs. this would be the last year for the festival because it's outgrown the location. organizers hope to find a new and affordable location. yeah, let's hope so. that sounds like a pretty decent day for a festival, right? pretty calm out there? >> it should be getting sunny

around 11:00 and temperatures in the 50s. it should be a great spot to be at this morning and this afternoon where temperatures are going to be pretty seasonal not only for the weekend, but into the upcoming work week. so trying to find some changes out, there but you know what? it is going to be very, very steady with the low clouds and fog keeping things in check day-to-day. as we start out this morning, we are looking at low clouds not only along the coast, but they have moved into the bay. here's our exploratorium camera. numbers range. and the gray start in san francisco, 58. the cloud deck is lower around the central coast. also in parts of san jose. here's a lack from our east bay hills camera where you can see the beginning of the sun coming up. 56 in santa rosa. look at napa at 47 degrees. it feels like autumn up in the north bay with about 7 to 8 degrees cooler than this time yesterday. so things are beginning to feel

a little different around here. 58 in concord, 60 in livermore. from the golden gate bridge the deck of low clouds a little taller so we aren't running into the visibility issues here. we will look for the coastal and bay side fog to stay with us through 9:00, 10:00 and clearing by 11:00. then a mild to warm weekend with temperatures just about average, maybe a couple degrees above average today and very little change as we go into what is getting to be the latter half of august. so a steady sea breeze with 10 to 20 miles an hour as high pressure sits offshore. looking at some high surf in southern california. so some rip current action going on there with sunny conditions. but the quiet pattern overall for california with an area of low pressure that will bring up some subtropical moisture by the end of the upcoming work week. but between now and then it should be pretty nice with upper 60s monterey, upper 80s los angeles, 97 in yosemite. so despite our excessive drought, we are enjoying a

sunny, mild afternoon. 57 san mateo. look for 79 in palo alto, 82 in san jose with low 80s up towards napa. low 90s antioch and fairfield. 90 in livermore and look for 67 half moon bay. this afternoon, 1:00, we will look for the giants to turn around. around. mid-60s and upper 60s. a nice afternoon. and the big game this weekend, looking at a warm day with shorts and sunscreen. why not for the 49ers with 78 degrees at 1:00 and 80 degrees at 4:00 in the afternoon at levi stadium. the accuweather seven-day forecast calls for temperatures to be pretty seasonal. maybe a few degrees above average in the inland east bay land east bay today. otherwise look at what happens. very little change. low clouds and fog, allowing temperatures to be in the low to mid-60s at the coast. upper 70s to near 80 inland and just with that little blip in the middle of the week in the

mid-80s, you probably won't notice the changes day-to-day. but by next week we are looking at subtropical moisture perhaps being pulled up into the bayer and we could see extra cloud cover and that could be exciting by next friday. >> any moisture at this point helps, right? >> desperately needed, yes. >> thank you, lisa. in sports autoday away from the 49ers first-ever game at levi stadium. tomorrow's preseason match-up with the denver broncos kicks off at 1:00 p.m. last night the raiders played their first home preseason game of the year against the lions and it had an exciting finish. here's rick quan with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. it's just the preseason but raider nation has reason to smile as oakland came back late last night to beat the lions. it did not look good early on. brown blows the coverage and matt stafford finds him. 13-0 detroit after one. and they are relying on veterans to lead the defense. he drops reggie bush for a loss.

matt shaw threw a pick. sets up a nice screen pass to maurice jones drew. he picks up 23 yards. that would lead to the short touchdown run by derek mcfadden. oakland by 6 at the half. the third quarter, the rookie quarterback led them on an 80-yard touchdown drive. carson completed of 16 passes for 109 yards. his night ended early after brought down by big larry webster. he suffered a concussion and left the contest. it would come down to this. trailing by 6 with just 6 seconds left. matt mcgloin hit butler in the end zone. the raiders get by the lions, 27 to 26. >> i was proud of the way, i mean, guys kept fighting and completing. i think anytime you are able to get a win, i think it's a positive for your football team. so there's a lot of things that we've got to learn from, but it's a lot better to do that after a win. >> a tough loss for the giants

last night as they let one get away. let's go out to at&t park. this is one way to beat the traffic. michael morris. only two homers in two months but here is a three run blast. madison bumgarner lost his shutout in the ticket. marlon byrd goes deep. he runs into the wall and that will leave a mark literally. he later left the game. jeremy affeldt in relief could not protect the lead. he gives up a two-run homer to cody ash. they would go to the tenth with the bases loaded. javier lopez skims the knee of chase utley. that's enough and the go ahead run scores. philly beats the giants 5-3. the dodgers also lost so san francisco stays 5 1/2 games back. a's at atlanta. another rough outing for jason hammel. after giving up a pair of solo home run in the second, freddie freeman makes it a 5-0 game with the three-run blast in the

forth. an error by nate in the sixth kept the in ag live. that allowed goes land to get his first career home run run. 7-2, the final. the a's have now lost four of their last five. they are leading the west is down to just one. and that is sports for a saturday morning. i'm rick quan. go out and have a great day! >> the end of an era. the california ride that was once the nation's tallest and fastest wood roller coaster is shutting down today.

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>> here are the winning numbers from last night's mega-millions draw. 16, 19, 28, 29, 68 and the meganumber is 9. nobody picked all six so tuesday night's jackpot now grows to $160 million. happening today, it is the end of an era for fans of wooden roller coasters. this is the final day to ride colassus in suggest earn california. it was once the tallest and fastest wooden roller coaster but now it doesn't range even in the top ten in either cat involvement it's part of the six flags experience since the park opened in 1978. officials won't say why they are closing and dismantling the ride. next on the abc7 saturday morning news at 6:00. can flying the american flag be

un-american? why some bay area homeowners are being criticized for flying old glory. and growing anger after dozens of people missed thursday night's final concert at candlestick park. what they are now demanding.

>> good morning, everyone. i'm katie marzullo. it's 6:00 a.m. we will start off with a quick look at the weather. good morning, lisa. >> good morning. here's the marine layer at least 1500 feet deep. temperatures range from 47 cool degrees in napa to 58 by the delta with the the southwest wind at 21 miles an hour. santa rosa it is gray at 57 degrees. and overall we are looking at a much cooler morning from novato to napa. 4 to 8 degrees