>> good good morning. glad you are up and with us. we will start off with a quick look at the weather. here's lisa argen. >> good morning. will little mist and drizzle. otherwise cloudy skies do extend into the valley. here's a look from our exploratorium camera. you see the gray. the sun officially up in about 32 minutes. gilroy checking in at 60 degrees. half moon bay 59 with eight-mile visibility. marine layer about 2,000 feet deep. we will see the clearing by about 10:00, 11:00 then the sea breeze kicks in. it should be a nice day, schmid upper 80s for the inland

valleys. along the coast mid-and upper 60s. san francisco about 68 degrees in around the bay. low 70s oakland and near 80 near castro valley. we are looking for changes to the second half of the weekend. more significant changes for the week ahead. i'll detail them for you coming up. katie. >> thank you, lisa. breaking news overnight. mountain view police are confirming at least one person was shot following a rap concert. it was at the shoreline amphitheater. police received multiple calls after 11:00 last night following the concert. the shooting happened backstage, it request mean the victim and gunman new each other. the victim is being treat ford several gunshot wounds. police have the description of one suspect and are asking for any witness toss come forward. >> all lanes on 880 are now open following a fatal accident that may have involved a motorcycle. it happened around 3:15 this morning near the hagen burger

road off-ramp. all lanes opened shortly after 5:00 this morning. no details of the accident have been released. a trusted east bay educator is being held on $1 million bail facing child pornography charges. now the school is trying to figure out just before start of the school year. >> 58-year-old mitchell wolf was arrested early friday morning for internet crimes against the children's task force and served a search warrant at his home. today the middle school teacher was booked on charges of possession of child pornography. >> we were shocked and saddened to hear about the allegations and the arrest. the spokesperson for the school district said they have taken computers from his classroom. he has been a teacher since

2002. >> we have no reason to believe that any of our students are involved in these allegations. >> i was just shocked. i wasn't expecting it from him. >> this 17-year-old had him both as a teacher and soccer teach. >> i'm just going to hope for the best for him because it's a tough situation for the family. the principal alerted parents through e-mail and said students and staff might be interviewed as the investigation moved forward. >> he's a teacher that we trusted and that we know nothing other than good things about him. and to not pass any judgment until we hear more. >> he has been placed on administrative leave and a substitute will teach his class. the first day of school is monday. they are working to make the start of the school year as normal as possible. alyssa harrington, abc7 news. >> a santa clara business that helped others, find itself in need this morning. the firemen search for the cause of a fire that sent donations up

in smoke. we have the latest. >> flames quickly tore through a donation store area for hope services, an agency that helps people with disabilities. this is cell phone video. he said people at a nearby mosque quickly tried to make sure no one was in danger. >> everyone was kind of like scared because there's a children's playground here so we were trying to get the kids away from the parking lot. >> no one was injured. it was a single alarm called but because the flames were fueled by clothes and electronics, it took about 45 minutes to snuff it out. firefighters remained on scene to make sure there were no flareups. right now fire investigators say they do not suspect any criminal activity. >> nothing we would describe as suspicious. it's just under investigation right now so we can determine there a cause. but there's no indication of any criminal activity or anything.

it was pretty normal fire. >> three delivery trucks were destroyed in the fire. you see the burnt-out shells of the vehicle among the fire debris. a spokesperson for hope services says the trucks are an integral part of their operation. >> many people are quell -- well, aware of our trucks that go around and collect items. we collect them and help people with disabilities that might not otherwise have jobs. >> they are still trying to determine how their services will be affected by the fire and they are relieved no one was hurt. in santa clara, sergio quintana, abc7 news. >> if you would like to help hope services replace their lost trucks, we've put information on our website abc7news.com. a three-alarm fire on mare island kept fire crews busy yesterday afternoon. the fire broke out around 3:00 in the recycling yard of the alco iron & metal company. the highly flammable material sent you have a giant plume of

heavy, black smoke that could be seen for miles. there were no reports of injuries. >> a state senator said he takes responsibilities for his actions after he was arrested for dui. that was in sacramento. 44-year-old ben, a democrat from san diego, was pulled over yesterday for going the wrong way down a one-way street that's his mug shot on the right next to his official senate video. the office every pulled him over and gave him a field sobriety test. thursday night a person posted this photo on twitter showing him and several other lawmakers drinking inside the state capitol. >> students start back at san jose state monday, but something else is already there on campus. mold. they said mold is spreading through the staff of journalism and some supports have started to buckle. the school's director tells our media partner the san jose media news, the mold is mostly in the eastern half of the building

that has more offices than classrooms. classes are still scheduled for inside the building this semester. concord police are asking people to be on the lookout for a car burglar. this is surveillance video from thursday morning. it shows a suspect walking up to a car and opening the door without a key. that is on olive drive. the owner insists it was locked. he believes he may be using the scanner box that mimics the key fob signal. the alarm did not go off. >> a new warning to businesses about hackers stealing credit and debit card information. the government told more than one thousand retailers to scan their systems formal wear called back off. the warning came last month when most antivirus software programs can't detect "back-off." the most recent attacks were on ups and target stores.

today people will rally against weekend bus stops on highway 101. protesters say the highway is congested enough on weekends with people visiting the beaches and muir woods. they say the stops will cause for congestion. they plan to protest every saturday from noon to one, starting today. crews have replaced the sod at levi's stadium ahead of tomorrow's preseason became but the new field may be fleeting. sky 7hd was overhead thursday as they tore out the system and yesterday they were putting in new grass a key 49 executive is saying a permanent solution is being studied. meaning this may not last. but a coach trouble is not really a concern for coach harbaugh. we are refitting, regrouping, retooling, and the new field is going in. once again, our organization, we can always count on them to do

things at the highest level. >> tomorrow's kickoff is at 1:00. >> two high school games scheduled for the friday night lights event has been postponed. con card and de la salle will host games in october. happening to the cyclists in menlo park will combine their love of the sport and community service. they have three routes to pick from. that's along the peninsula. 45, 55 or 65-mile round trips. riding through cupertino, mountain view and menlo park. all proceeds benefit rotary scholarships and boys and girls clubs and second harvest food banks. the rides begin at 8:00. so two hours to go and they will be off to a gray, mist city start? >> well, you might have something there, katie. around 60 degrees and then the sun will allow for a pleasant day on the peninsula.

plenty of 70s. from our roof camera, it's 61 degrees in san francisco with 67 at the airport. just a little bit of mist and drizzle. we are looking at a very pleasant weekend, but things change and we will crank up the heat around here. i'll have the details coming up. >> thank you, lisa. and the booming business behind burning man. why some millionaires are changing the face of the festival. and a dream come true. big day for a bride who thought she might never make it down the aisle.

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>> welcome back. >> in ferguson, missouri, an an extraordinary example of support will be on display tomorrow. family members of travis martin and grant will join the brown family. brown was killed at the hands of a police officer has led to violence in ferguson. brown's funeral will be on monday. developing news in hawaii. more than 100 firefighters are battling a brush fire that has forced the evacuation of 20 homes in o'ahu. the fire is burning in a valley on o'ahu. 30 mile-an-hour winds are fanning the flames. the fire that broke out yesterday afternoon is burning in a westerly direction. the north and east side of the fire is under control.

smoke from the fire can be seen for miles. fire officials have no estimate of containment. air conditioning in the middle of the desert. a king-size bed when most are sleeping in tents. these are some of the criticisms of tech executives who bring luxury r.v.s to burning man. the annual festival starts tomorrow. here's abc7 news reporter tiffany wilson on why the event might not be as inclusive as it claims. >> this luxury r.v. boasts more square footage than many san francisco apartments along with full kitchen, washer and dryer, king side bed and air conditioning. >> brand new this would have been close to $400,000. >> a silicon valley executive rented the r. v. for burning man. a crew will drive it out, set it up, and wait for the mystery man to helicopter in. the price for the week, $20,000. >> incredible for a week in the desert. >> for a week in the desert in

comfort, luxury and style. >> it's that comfort, luxury and style some burning man regulators dislike. this is the ultimate representation of the destruction of the authenticity of burning man. he said those dropping the big bucks just don't get it. >> part of the experience is joining with the dust and figuring out how to camp and bring your own water. >> a retard ronic criticism since their first principal is radical inclusion, saying anyone may be a part of burning man. no prerequisites exists. >> everyone will criticize the way other people experience burning man but at then of the day remember what it is really about is how you do it. >> seven time burner sees a direct connection between the elite and burning man, even crediting the desert festival with tapping into their creative energy. he said burning man benefits from tech's involvement. >> there are lots of technology workers who are deeply involved in making this art. they help fund it. they help weld it, they participate in it. >> ultimately, he said, that's what matters.

not the size of the r.v. in san francisco, tiffany wilson, abc67 news. >> we have a follow-up to a story about an incredible woman in san ramon. a loyal volunteer for the american cancer society, cherise beyelia, is now fighting cancer herself. in may she had only one wish, and that was to marry her sweetheart. last night that dream came true. ♪ the bride cherise beyelia walked down the aisle to marry her fiancee, eric sturdevant. she has stage four non-hodgkin's lymphoma and possibly only months to live. this wedding day was truly a dream come true. >> i was really relieved and happy i get to see it through. >> sealed with a kiss. [cheers and applause]

>> the couple knows this day was made possible thanks to generous people, some strangers, who donated money and services to make it happen. >> and it's great to know there are people out there with like huge hearts. and everything. yeah. actually care about people that they don't even know. >> it's surprising how much everybody came out of the woodwork and helped us make this day a day we won't forget. ama daetz, abc7 news. happening today, the tenth annual friends of faith breast cancer fundraiser in oakland. 5k walk and fun run honors a reporter who died of breast cancer in 2003. abc7 news reporter carolyn tyler will be there with her breaking news team. the money raised helps low income and underinsured men and women fighting breast cancer. registration begins at lake mary. the walk begins at 8:00.

you can watch dan ashley and his band "push" perform before and after the walk. always a treat, the band the walk. my sister and i did it a few years ago. i think we came in fourth place. very unofficial. >> nice. >> a great cause. >> and the weather should be good. starting out gray. comfortable, though, with temperatures near 60 and by later on in the afternoon as you are hanging out in oakland, low 70s. we are looking for a nice, warm day in our inland valleys. but mild around the bay. live doppler 7hd with the sweep in the north bay. we are dry, except for some patchy mist and drizzle along certain areas of the coast. here's the exploratorium camera. we see the cloud deck. it is pretty mild in spots. look at all the 630s and upper 50s. 59 gilroy. half moon bay, 8-mile visibility. 61 in the city. cooler at the airport. no delays yet. the sutro tower camera, look at the haze over downtown.

this will give way to a nice afternoon. but you may need your wipers a little bit this morning. the cooler spot in concord with 6 degrees of cooling. 55 in morning. yesterday it was milder at 60. we are looking at the cloudy skies in livermore. you have the clear sky here so that's why you are in the mid-50s. 68 santa rosa. the low cloud deck, see it above the span here. not creating problems here. the clouds giving way to a mostly sunny afternoon. and with the spotty drizzle and the weekend should be very seasonal. in fact, temperatures will be hard pressed to reach 90 today. about 90 tomorrow inland. there's the drizzle t fades away by 10:00, 11:00. you will notice we have full sunshine along the bay. of course, we do need the rain, but things really going in the other direction as high pressure builds in by about tuesday. but between now and then, we've got a bit of a trough offshore. that will allow for temperatures to be pleasant. and really with no problems.

the weekend should be shaping up to be fairly seasonal. as the high builds in, the heat comes back into play and we will be looking at a pretty warm week ahead. we are looking at livermore today in and around the upper 80s. mid-to upper 80s. the average is about 87. notice tomorrow topping out around 90. monday we dip again, about five or seven degrees inland. look what happens by wednesday and thursday. it will be a warm week and then slowly numbers come down by this time next week. so in terms of san jose, we will look at temperatures here in the 80s. and that is about average once again. but the middle to the end of the week warm for sure. the rest of the south bay 82. cupertino, and 80 sunnyvale. around menlo park and palo alto, upper 70s. 75 san mateo. san francisco at about 3:00, 68 degrees. in the north bay more for you in

petaluma. low 70s berkeley and 79 in fremont. you head inland, a great afternoon in san ramon valley. 83 for you and warmer toward antioch at 88. the accuweather seven-day forecast. 70s around the bay. a little warmer tomorrow and a little cooler monday. the heat comes into play tuesday, gains and thursday and still kind of holds on in the next friday. look at the low 70s for wednesday and thursdays at the beaches and mid-80s around the bay t should be a pretty nice week ahead. we will track the temperatures for you and that's on twitter at live doppler 7hd. something tells me pretty soon we will be tracking rain, a well. >> that will be nice. but in the meantime enjoy the sun, if you must. >> thank you, lisa. up next, it's opening weekend for the movie about de la salle's football team. what some of the first bay area moviegoers are saying about the new documenta

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be. >> dan harris joining us from new york to tell us what is coming up at 7:00 from good morning america. goodgood morning, dan. >> katie, great to be with you on a saturday morning. the big news is this my alert the u.s. department of homeland

security and they are send south a warning for local law officialen forts meant throughout the country. they said remain vigilant for threats from isus. and also severe weather in parts of the country soaking some areas. do you know pours closing roads and heavy wind and hail in some sports and meanwhile the return of summer in other areas. things heating up from missouri up to florida as a massive heat wave settles in. temperatures exceed 100 degrees in some spots. full weekend forecast coming up. and plus wild new video coming in this morning. this is a law-abiding mom who was pulled over at gunpoint and handcuffed. she had four children in her car at the time. police are now saying it was all a mistake. the question is why are they not apologizing? and on a much lighter note he's saying he dances, he's a nice guy, an action hero, but you will be amazed by what hu jackman can also do. that and much more coming up on

a very busy saturday. back to you. >> sounds like it. i can't imagine what that thing is. have to watch, i guess, right? >> right. it has to do with design to lure you in. >> totally work. thank you. the movie depicting the end of de la salle's high school record-winning streak is getting good reviews from people who live near the concord school. >> twelve years, 151 games in a row. it was never just about winning. we were a family. >> "when the game stands tall" opened in theaters yesterday. it tells the story of the de la salle's football team and the challenges they faced in 2004 when the winning streak ended. it was a 151-game winning streak. east bay residents said it was inspiring. >> it shows how special de la salle was and how special it was to be on the football game. -- the football team. >> taught me a lot about the victories and the team. it's all about brotherhood.

>> the coach there, and that was pretty outstanding. >> the film deals with the murder of one. players, terrence kelly, as well as the head coach's heart attack. >> and coming up, a new law that let's pets dine with their pooches. >> who is use are your cell phone to follow you around?

>> good morning. it's 6:30. we are starting this half-hour with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning, katie. of. >> ice 61 degrees. even mist and drizzle out there. but temperatures aren't too cool except for concord where you have the clear skies. 55 elsewhere. cloudy in livermore at 50. 59 napa and novato. aside from some mist and drizzle we will see the cloud cover begin to push back. that will bring sunshine. oakland looking to the lower 70s on the peninsula, as well as low 80s in san jose. mid-and upper 80s inland east bay a comfortable day in the north bay. we will talk about the warmup

that's coming up in the seven-day outlook. katie. >> thank you, lisa. new this morning, in his weekly address, president obama #* president obama is urging congress to keep the economy humming. he said last year u.s. businesses that sold products abroad set an all-time record for exports. he added the export-import bank's mission is to help that. >> we all saw local businesses close their doors during the crisis. in the past few years we've seen more and more open open their doors and lead in america's comeback. at the very least, they deserve a congress that doesn't stand in the way of their success. in 2013 american exports supported more than 11 million u.s. jobs. jobs that paid more than 15% above the national average. bay area restaurants can start legally setting a place for dogs, outside on the ground, at least, starting january 1st. that's thanks to a new law

signed governor brown. we have the details from walnut creek. >> it can't be a dog park. >> not everyone is barking up the same tree when it allows dogs to dine with their owners on restaurant patios in california. >> i like the idea of being dog-friendly, as long as the people are responsible about training their dogs. >> this week the governor signed into law a bill that allows canines to dine on the patio rather than outside the gates at restaurants. >> it allows us not to be looking over our shoulders and allow dog owners to come to the patio and have fun. up to now it's been a gray area whether they were allowed in the dining area. >> walnut creek also prides itself on being pet friendly. >> we get a lot of requests by phone and through our regular guests that would like to bring their dogs with them. i think it will be probably good for business for us. >> it seems most diners we talked with didn't have much problem with letting fido in on the feeding frenzy as long as

their owners play by the rules. >> i'm fine with it. personally there's a lot more people that bring their dog out and they want to be able to go to a restaurant and have outdoor dining. >> there is some concern, not about the law, but why the legislature felt the need to take up the issue in the first place. >> i don't understand why there are laws being passed about things like this. i think california might have some more important things to pass laws about. >> the new law takes effect january 1st. dogs will be allowed on the patio only, not inside the restaurant, and especially not in the kitchen. in walnut creek, laura anthony. abc7 news. mountain view-based gag he emis having to modify their latest self-driving car. the current one has no steering wheel, brakes or gas pedal but that will change because california's department of motor vehicle is requiring all self driving cars to include full human control during testing. google plans to test the vehicle

for the next couple of years, so it will be a while before they show up on public roads. would you let someone follow you around and keep track of you every moment of the day? probably not. but that's exactly what we allow our smartphone apps to do. a new survey of shoppers show 50% don't want to be tracked, at least not in a store. 13% say they already get too many messages. 12% say it bothers them to get offers for things they aren't interested in. the biggest objections, though, are over privacy issues. here's 7 on your side's michael finney. >> the app "swarm" keeps track of where you and your friends are so you can meet up. social media is all over gio location now. facebook has a feature called nearby friends. >> it will tell you exactly where your friends are, if they are traveling, where they are,

and for how long. >> 7 on your side intern ingrid is show me the app on her i-phone. >> isn't it creepy to you? >> definitely. i don't like using it. i never really use it or check my friends to see where they are. i think it's creepy, and honestly i don't really care. >> it isn't stalking because everyone knows what's going on and has agreed to it. but there are some apps that are following you around that you may have never thought about. >> all of these applications have access to my location services. >> tyler is showing me her smartphone and all the apps keeping track of her using joe -- geo location. tyler is the author about online security. she's a senior officer and cyber branch chief for the defense intelligence agency. >> people need to read the terms of the service of the applications they are serving -- or using, and quickly look at the permission settings of the applications that they use. >> but even with that, she warns there is no absolute privacy online. >> even these anonymous

applications, they aren't anonymous. someone is going to know something, and there is always going to be a digital breadcrumb left behind. the good news is if you know that, if you understand that, you can take control over that and you can really start to control the image that you want people to see. >> so check your phone to see which apps are following you around and ask yourself do they really need to do that in if not, turn them off. one last thought, geo location eats up battery life, so turning it off gives you more talk and text time. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> milpitas is the first city to provide a recycled water station for construction contractors in the south bay. the city's drought ordinance prohibits construction sites for using drinking water for things like dust control. milpitas public works has set up five recycled water fill stations throughout the city for that purpose. city officials say using

recycled water at construction sites will save an estimated 25,000 gallons of drinking water a day. the department of parks, recreation and neighborhood services in san jose are doing a twist on the ice bucket challenge. it is where people dump ace water on their heads to raise money for lou gehrig's disease or a. l. s.. the park services department thought it would be a good idea to do the challenge in a swimming pool. it's at the cam demonstrating pool. it's three dollars admission but only a puck if you bring a bag of ice. >> now, i challenge mike, john and javy. >> the giants manager bruce bochy accepted the challenge last night after the game with the nationals. giants great barry bonds called out bochy to take the ice water bath.

still ahead on the abc7 saturday morning news, take a note of this. developers trying to come up with a tech tool that works almost as well as pen and paper. >> lisa argen says

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. >> welcome back, everyone. a live look from our roof cam. don't let the clouds dereceive you. it's actually 61 degrees in san francisco. with school starting back up, no doubt students and parents are having to make some big technology purchases. but there's one that's managed to stay low tech. we are talking about note-taking. abc7 news reporter johnathan bloom explains why and what some tech companies are doing about it. >> almost two-thirds of college students say the most important thing they buy for school is a laptop. but when they go to take notes in class, just as many as ever are reaching for pen and paper. it turns out there is a reason for that. >> students who use handwriting on paper to take notes and actually get the information at a deeper level and get better test results. >> they are citing a study by princeton university, one that can only mean good things for him, livescribe pen. >> it's like a regular pen. you turn it on and write.

>> real ink on real paper, but inside it is scanning everything you write so you can read it, share it from your apple device. >> the technology is getting closer and closer to imitating pen and paper. that's a major design focus for microsoft surface pro 3. a totally different kind of pen than its predecessor. >> just as much design emphasis went into the pen as for surface pro 3. >> it's chock full of batteries and radios. >> and also has a softer rubberized tip so when you are writing on the glass it feels more like it would on paper. >> they made the screen glass thinner to get rid of the gap. and you just click it like a real pen and start writing. >> there's a purple button. if you press that it will launch windows note-taking application, , even if your device is locked. >> with students in mind,

microsoft brought out a cheaper version of surface pro 3. they say it can replace your laptop and notebook. but if you still love paper, it shows you are still not alone. >> 71% of people in america use pen and paper for at least an hour a day. good lining livescribe just announced their pen will kync with microsoft "one note" so you can use the cloud right alongside your digital one. in san francisco, johnathan bloom, abc7 news. >> you know, moving on, we are looking at temperatures today near average. we do have some days to speak of by the early and middle part of the week mainly in the inland valleys. right now its all about the gray start out with some mist and drizzle. it's not everywhere. it is limited mainly to the coastline and this shows the sun is trying to come out in the east bay hills camera. the raysy look.

61 in the city, as well as san carlos. 59 gilroy and half moon bay 8-mile visibility. take a look at this. sutro tower camera, you can't see much at all. it's clear in concord with cloudy skies. good morning, novato. 59 for you, as well as napa and 58 in santa rosa. san jose partly cloudy conditions. we will look for more sunshine today all around the bay. and tomorrow should be slightly warmer inland. then we have some more changes before a stronger ridge builds in and allows for a bit of a warmup. not going to call it a heat wave, but right now it's centered around the coast. not much, but you may need your wipers a little bit. by 10:00, 11:00 we are sunshine and the fog banks up another coast. another gray day in pacifica. but here's the sun up. we have temperatures near average today. that won't change too much. but what is changing is the activity in the tropical

pacific. we have two hurricanes, one tropical storm. and this system here 850 miles south of los angeles with the hurricane, it is really kicking up the southerly swell. hurricane marie strengthens and hurricane karina will weaken. with the strong rip currents and the dangerous southerly swell, we have advisories up through monday and likely to continue all week long for southern california. back home we still are looking at that southerly swell getting cranked up a little bit. not as much as it will around here around san diego. rip current possibilities. 68 monterey with 91 in sacramento today. we will look for plenty of sunshine today. a seasonal afternoon on the peninsula. 75 san mateo, 79 palo alto and 77 of san rafael. oakland 73. upper 80s return for antioch. livermore in the mid-to upper 80s around the a valley. if you are headed into oakland

this evening, 69 and dropping into the low 60s. sun setting at 7:52. starting out pretty mild. it's going to be another warm one tomorrow at levi's stadium. and here's the accuweather seven-day forecast with temperatures today fairly seasonal. upper 80s inland, upper 70s around the bay. take a look what happens at the coast by the middle of next week we are near 70 degrees that. translates into plenty of mid-80s around the bay, mid-90s inland. you know, it's back to school, that time. and so the spread continues through next friday. no rain in the forecast, but the tropical pacific is getting things turned up. kind of exciting. the warmest months are september and october so summer is still in full for the here. >> thanks, lisa. in sports, tomorrow the 49ers will try to get some footing on the new sod at levi's stadium and get their first touchdown. the season.

last night the raiders were in green bay for their third preseason game. trying too tune-up for the regular season, which is just weeks away. here's collin resch with the highlights of this morning's >> good morning. dennis allen wanted to see his first team defense drive and his first team offense find rhythm. neither happened last night in green bay. packers marched rate down the field and scored a possession. drew answered on third and two. 40 yards. it was an 8-7 game. aaron rodgers, a touchdown pass in the first half. a pair of touchdown passes. to jordy nelson on fourth and three. the 14-7, the pack. starting linebacker, left on the stretcher but gave the thumbs up. taken to the hospital. good news, he left green bay on the team plane. here is the fumble, picked up. tackled by corey. he would leave the game with an ankle injury. third quarter, schaub getting little help at times. the easy touchdown. schaub, a 13-27 for 110 yards

and one turnover. he was pretty good in relief. a couple touchdown passes. made him look respectable. green bay 31-21. they fall to 1-2 in the preseason do the raiders. the temporary turf in for tomorrow's niners and chargers game. and another move next week means a scheduled high school double-header has been cancelled. santa clara wilcox high will montique. the event will happen but only it will be october 10th and 11th with four more teams added to allow for doubleheaders. the a's lost eight of their last ten. angels were coming off a four-game sweep of boston. we are about to hit september. who can finish is the question. a's two back of l.a. as they open a three-game set friday night. top of the first. sunny gray trying to drop a curveball past mike trout.

he gets it, knocks it off. number 28 for trout. coco crisp, swinging a hot bat as of late. the a's, they need him down the stretch. need him there. lead off homer in the bottom half ties it at one. 2-2 game in the sixth. the stanford man to the gap in right center. he completes the throw. 3-2, a's. in the eighth the insurance run. solo blast. his ninth of the year. make it 5-2. angels made it interesting in the ninth but the a's hold on and pull within a game of l.a. in the west. giants starting a three-game series in the nation's capital. big night for him. three run jack to center. his first career homer. he is a team leading 3 of 16. buster posey 4 of 4 thursday night and 2 for 5 last night. 15th of the year. the giants open late and win it 10-3. with a look at morning sports, i'm collin resch. have a great day, everyone!

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