>> announcer: live from the kgo broadcast center, this is abc7 news. good morning, i'm katie marzulo, it's 8:00 a.m. on saturday, so glad you're with us, we'll start off with a quick look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> we're starting off with live doppler 7 hd, our sweep on top of mount st. helena this morning, check out this cool shot from the exploratorium camera, you can see the clouds and the sunlight trying to break through, it will, and we should have increasing sunshine in the city. 61 right now with sunny skies in san jose. it's 60 in gilroy. half moon bay, 59 degrees and we're looking at a temperature change of about three degrees in our inland valleys.

clear in concord. you're little bit cooler to start. four degrees cooler than yesterday in san carlos. by the end of the day, not much in the way of change. lots of mid and upper 80s in the inland valleys. warm day there with upper 60s, san francisco, and low 70s in oakland to the lower 80s around the bay. so the weekend is looking fairly typical. a warm-up is headed our way. i'll explain, when we come back. katie? >> thank you, lisa. breaking overnight. mountain view police confirming the person who was shot following a rap concert at shoreline amphitheater has died. authorities received multiple calls about the shooting just after 11:00 last night following a concert by wiz khalifa. the shooting happened backstage. police have a a description of one gunman and are asking for witnesses to come forward, namely anyone who might have video or pictures. in oakland, all lanes of southbound 880 are open following a fatal traffic

accident involving a motorcycle. the accident happened around 3:15 near the hagenberger off-ramp. chp officers closedal sou all southbound lanes, but they've been reopened. a trusted east bay educator is being held on $1 million bail, facing charges of child pornography. shocked parents and students trying to figure out what to do days before the start of the new school year. abc7 news reporter alyssa harrington has details. >> 58-year-old mitchell wolf was arrested friday morning. the internet crimes against children task force served a search warrant at his danville home. the diablo vista middle school teacher was booked on charges of pornography. >> we're shocked and saddened. >> terry koene, a spokesman for the san rafael valley unified school district said wolf's

computers were seized. he's been a math teacher since 2002. >> we have no reason to believe that any students are involved in the allegations. >> this 17-year-old had him as a teacher and a soccer coach. >> i'm going to hope for best for him. because it's a tough situation for him and his family. >> the principal alerted parents through email saying students and staff might be interviewed as the investigation moves forward. >> it's a teacher that we trusted and that we know nothing other than good things about. to not pass any judgment until we know more. >> wolf has been placed on administrative leave. a substitute will teach his class. the first day of school is monday. not the way koehne says they want to start the school year. but they're working to make it as normal as possible. in danville, alyssa harrington, abc7 news. the santa clara business that helps others finds itself in needs this morning as fire

investigators search for cause of a fire that sent donations up in smoke. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana has the latest. >> flames tore through a doe nag storage area for hope services, an agency that helps people with disabilities. this is cell phone video shot by a person who says people at a nearby mosque tried to make sure no one was in danger. >> everyone was kind of like scared because there's a children's playground here. we're trying to get the kids out a safe way from the parking lot. >> this was a single-a larm call. it took fire teams about 45 minutes to snuff it out. firefighters remained on scene for several hours. to make sure there were no flare-ups. right now fire investigators say they do not suspect any criminal activity. >> nothing that we would describe as suspicious, just under investigation right now. until we can determine a point of origin and a cause, but no indications of any criminal

activity or anything like that on scene. it was a normally reported fire. >> three delivery trucks were destroyed in the fire. you can see the burnt-out shells of the vehicles among the fire debris. a spokesperson for hope services says the trucks are an integral part of their operation. >> i think people are well aware of our trucks, that go around and collect discarded items. and then we collect them and then help put people to work who have disabilities, who might not otherwise have jobs. >> they're still trying to determine how their services will be affected by the fire. and they're relieved no one was hurt. in santa clara, sergio quintana, abc7 news. if you'd like to help hope services, we've put information on our website, abc7news.com. a three-alarm fire on mayor island kept fire crews busy yesterday afternoon. sky 7 hd was over the scene. the fire broke out around 3:00 in the recycling yard of the alcoa iron and metal company.

it sent up a plume of heavy black smoke, seen for miles. the fire was isolated to the scrap metal yard, no reports of injuries. a state senator says he takes responsibility for his actions. after he was arrested for d.u.i. in sacramento. 44-year-old ben huso, a democrat from san diego was pulled over early yesterday morning for going the wrong way down a one-way street. that's his mug shot on the right next to his official senate photo. this surveillance video shows the chp officer pulling him over and then giving him a field sobriety test. thursday night, another lawmaker posted this photo on twitter, showing hueso 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. staff says mold is spreading through the school of journalism and math communications building and some floors are started to buckle. the school's director tells our media partner, the "san jose

mercury news," the mold is mostly in the eastern half of the building, which has more offices than classrooms. classes are still scheduled to happen in 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 that shows the suspect, walking up to the car on olive drive and opening the door without a key. the owner insists the car was locked. police believe the man is using a scanner box that mimics the signal of a key to be. the alarm didn't go off until the owner start the car yesterday morning. the department of homeland security issued a new warning about hackers stealing businesses credit card information. scan their systems for malware called back off. the first warning came last month when dhs warned companies most anti-virus software programs can't detect back off. analysts believe the malware is behind the recent attack on

u.p.s. and target. happening today, people who lyre at muir beach will rally against the service that wants to install weekend bus stops along highway 1. protesters say the highway is congested enough on the weekends, and say the bus stop will cause more traffic and environmental issues. the park service contends the stops will do just the opposite. protesters plan to demonstrate every saturday and sunday starting today. crews have replaced the sod at levi stadium ahead of tomorrow's preseason game and the new field may be temporary. sky 7 hd was overhead thursday as workers tore out the turf. and yesterday, they were seen putting it in the new grass. a key 49er executive is saying a permanent solution something studied. meaning this field may not last. either way, the turf trouble is not really a concern for coach har bbaugh harbaugh. >> we're refitting, regrouping,

retooling. a new field is going in. once again, it's our organization, we can count on them to always do things at the highest level. >> kickoff for tomorrow's game against the chargers is at 1:00. more evidence that the new field may be temporary. two high school games scheduled for the stadium's friday night lights event next week have been postponed. santa clara's wilcox high school and concord's delasalle high school will host games in october. happening now, psychists in menlo park are combining their love of the sport and community service. in the tour demenlo. cyclists have three routes to choose from along the peninsula, 35, 45 or 65-mile round trip. winding through cupertino, san carlos, mountain view, menlo park. all proceeds benefit rotary club scholarships and projects and the boys and girls club and second harvest food bank the the two longer races are under way now and the 35-mile race starts at 9:00 a.m. good luck to the cyclists, be

safe and have fun and enjoy the weather. >> it's going to be getting sunnier and sunnier throughout the morning hours. it's trying to brighten up here. our exploratorium camera, 60 degrees, san francisco, mostly sunny skies at the airport. a 59 degrees, and we'll look for temperatures to climb over the next seven days. but that doesn't necessarily mean the weekend, i'll explain, when we come back. the booming business behind burning man, why some say silicon valley millionaires are changing the face of the festival. and a dream come true. the big day for a bride who thought she might never make it down the aisle. ...we need to break up. is it the biting? cuz i can stop? no! i love you and your show. it's cable. customers are more satisfied with u-verse. switch and we can stay together forever. forever? ow. i'm not gonna lie to you. it's also the biting.

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in ferguson, missouri, an extraordinary example of support will be on display tomorrow. that's when the families of oscar grant and trayvon martin will join the parents of michael browned a a rally for peace. the shooting deaths of grant and martin, unarmed black men sparked rallies across the nation. brown's death at the hands of a white police officer has led to violence in ferguson. brown's final will be held on monday. >> developing news in hawaii this morning, more than 100 firefighters are battling a brush fire that's forced the evacuation of 20 homes on the island of oahu. the fire is burning with 30-mile-per-hour winds fanning the flames. the fire is burning in a westerly direction, the north and east sides of the fire are under control. smoke from the fire can be seen for miles. fire officials have no estimate as to when they can have it contained. air conditioning in the middle of the desert. king-sized bed when most people

are sleeping in tents. some of the criticisms of tech executives who bring luxury rvs to burning man. the annual festival starts tomorrow. here's tiffany wilson on why the event may not be as inclusive as it claims. >> this luxury rv boasts more square footage than any san francisco apartments, full kitchen, washer and dryer, king-sized bed and air conditioning. >> brand new this would have been close to $400,000. >> a silicon valley executive rented the rv for burning man. crew chandler will drive it out, set it up and wait for the mystery man to helicopter in price tag for the week? $20,000. >> for a week in the desert? >> in comfort in luxury and style. >> it's that comfort, luxury and style some burning man regulars dislike. this is the ultimate representation of the destruction of burning man. this man feels they just don't get it. >> part of the experience is

dealing with the dust and figuring hout how to camp and bringing your own water. >> burning man's first principle is radical inclusion. saying anyone may be part of burning man. no prerequisites exist. >> everyone will be able to experience how other people experience burning man. but at the end. day, what the event is really about is how you do it. >> seven-time burner sees a connection and credits the festival with helping techies tap into their creative energy and says burning man benefits from silicon valley expertise. >> they help fund it, weld it, participate in it. >> he says that's what matters. not the size of the rv. in san francisco, tiffany wilson, abc7 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 fighting cancer. in may, she had one wish to marry her sweetheart and last night, the wish came true, here's ama dates with the story. ♪ ♪ >> bride cherise beyelia walked down the aisle at the san ra monday golf club to marry her fiancé she wasn't sure she would live to see the day, she has lymphoma, possibly only months to live. so the wedding day was truly a dream come true. >> you was, i was relieved it came true. sealed with a kiss, the couple knows this day was made possible thanks to generous people. some strangers, who donated money and services to make it happen. >> it's great to know that there are people out there with like, huge hearts. and everything and, yes.

that care about people 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'd never forget. >> ama dates, abc7 news. the 10th annual friends of faith breast cancer fundraiser. it honors faith fancher, a bay area report another died of breast cans anywhere 2003. we'll be there with the breaking news team. the money raised from the event helps low-income and under-insured women and men fighting breast cancer. registration begins 15 minutes from now. the walk begins at 10:00. you can also watch abc7 news anchor dan ashley and his band perform before and after the walk. so lots of great reasons to be out there in oakland today. supporting a good cause, getting a little exercise. >> under some pleasant weather. still gray with temperatures in the 60s, warming through the

70s, with lots of sunshine. live doppler 7 hd looking very quiet. our sweep on top of mount st. helena. low clouds banked up along the coast, allowing for a typical weather pattern for the weekend. changes are in store for next week. here's a look at our tower camera what's left of the low cloud deck, 61 san carlos, sunny in san jose. low 60s for you, as well as gilroy, half moon bay, a mild start out there with temperatures in oakland. warmer at 63 degrees. santa cruz, still gray, upper 50s, santa rosa, 59 in novato. sunshine in the east bay from the delta, concord and livermore, and today warmingen through the mid and upper 80s. are you headed to the sierra nevada? plenty of sunshine today, western nevada in the low 80s. but you know it's going to get chilly at night. lows dropping off to near freezing by tonight. and in the days ahead. so for the rest of the bay area, we'll look for the spotty

drizzle. isolated from the coast. but otherwise we're on our way to more sunshine and a mild to warm day today. and tomorrow, with temperatures just a couple of degrees warmer inland. the set-up with temperatures near average, maybe a couple of degrees below average. but the changes come into play as a trough lifts out. as it lifts out, we'll get some warming behind it the timing on it, not until about tuesday is when you'll feel it in san jose today. low 80s and look for a little bump-up tomorrow and drop off to near 80. here's some warm-up coming into play with upper 80s by wednesday, thursday and friday. so that will be above average. elsewhere around the south bay, look for 81 santa clara. 79 in milpitas, on the peninsula. still gray, but by 3:00 this afternoon. you should reach 81 in redwood city. 65, half moon bay, upper 60s once again downtown. south city, 70. plenty of sun by the airport. 82 in calistoga with sonoma

topping out around 80. a little breezy around the bay and on our east bay, temperatures will be in the mid 70s for san leandro. 72 in berkeley. 80, castro valley and inland, more 80s from concord to san ramon to pleasanton. mid and upper 80s, pittsburg, antioch and brentwood. the seven-day forecast calls for temperatures to be near average, about today. and then a little bit warmer tomorrow, near 90 inland. 80 around the bay. by monday, our coolest day, by tuesday, we're behind the trough and the warming begins with low 90s inland. low 70s wednesday and thursday at the beaches. and very toasty in the inland east bay the we'll let you know how warm it's going to be in your community, by keeping track of bay area weather on twitter. we'll take some heat. well nasa has just released never before seen images showing more ice is melting in the arctic. it's one of the most visible

signs the earth is warming. the images show the ice covers about one million fewer square miles than it did in the 1970s. scientists say the ice is now thinner than ever. >> as the planet warms, the arctic warms about twice as fast as the rest of the planet. that's the primary driver. there's some other things, like the ice is now thinner than ever. so it's more susceptible to being blown around by wind, and other heat inputs like from the rivers around the arctic, which dump warm, fresh water into the ocean. >> scientists say less ice during the summer could have dramatic effects on weather patterns and climates around the world. and that is a space-x rocket self-destructing above the company's central texas test site yesterday afternoon. just moments after lift-off. the rocket was unmanned and no one on the ground was hurt.

space-x says the on-board computer detected a problem so it blew itself up. space-x's ceo, elon musk, who also created tesla motors, said the rocket terminated during test flight. no injuries or near injuries. rockets are tricky. up next, it's opening weekend for the movie about delasalle football team. what some of the first bay area moviegoers are saying about the new documentary.

welcome back. the movie depicting the end of delasalle's high school's record winning streak is getting good reviews from people who live near the school in concord. >> 12 years, 151 games in a row. it was never just about winning, we were built on families. >> when the game stands tall opened in theaters yesterday. it tells the story of the delasalle football team and the challenges the players faced in 2004, when their 151-game winning streak ended. east bay residents who saw the movie say it was inspiring. >> it shows how special delasalle was and how special it was to be on the football team. >> it taught me a lot about the delasalle victories and how they became a team. it's all about brotherhood. >> the impact was pretty

outstanding. >> the movie also deals with the murder of one of the players. terrence kelly. as well as the head coach's recovery from a heart attack. a wild scene in melbourne, australia. >> the fire crew rescued a koala on thursday, after it was hit by a car and scrambled up a tree, injure and scared. the whole thing must have been too much for the marsupial, when it stopped breathing. that's when a wildlife worker performed cpr and mouth-to-mouth pres s resuscitation. the koala is recovering at a local animal hospital. much more ahead on the abc7 news saturday morning news -- california restaurants go to the dogs. the new law that lets pet owners dine with their pooches.

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lisa? >> it is summer, for quite a while and we're looking at plenty of clouds from the exploratorium camera temperatures are on the mild side. in the 60s, sunny down the road at the airport and sunny inland. we'll be looking at increasing sunshine. so we'll look at the clouds banked up along the shoreline again for a cloudy day, half moon bay pacifica, sunny in san francisco. 68, mid and upper 80s return inland with some 70s on the east bay and low 80s towards san jose. so warmer weather is coming your way. i'll tell you when and how warm, when we return. >> new this morning, in his weekly address, president obama is urging congress to re-authorize the charter of the u.s. export inpormt bank to keep the economy humming. the president says last year u.s. businesses that sold their products abroad set an all-time record for exports. he adds the export/import bank's

mission is to create american jobs and help small business owners. >> we all saw local businesses close their doors during the crisis. in the past few years we've seen more and more open their doors and do their part to help lead america's comeback. at the very least, it deserves 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, at least outside on the ground, starting january 1st thanks to a new law signed by governor brown. abc7 news reporter laura anthony has the details from walnut creek. >> it can't be a dog park in a restaurant. >> not everyone is barking up the same tree when it comes to allowing dogs to dine with their owners on restaurant patios in california. >> i like the idea of being very dog-friendly. as long as the people are responsible about training their dogs. >> this week, governor jerry

brown signed into law a bill that allows canines on to the patio rather than outside the gate, outdoors at restaurants. >> we're very happy that now it allows us to be not looking over our shoulder and allowing dog lovers and folks with their pets to come to the patio and have fun. >> up until now it's been a gray area as to whether they were allowed within the dining area. >> lark creek, walnut creek prides itself on being pet-friendly. >> we get a lot of requests. i think it will be 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, you know, 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. >> others have 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, abc7 news. >> mountain view based google is having to modify its latest self-driving car. the current prototype has no steering wheel, no brakes, no gas pedal. but that's going to change, because california's department of motor vehicles is requiring all self-driving cars to ininclude full human controls during testing. google plans to test the vehicle for the next couple of years. so it will be a while before you start seeing them 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. 50% of shoppers don't want to be

tracked, and 13% say they get too many messages and it bothers them to get offers for things they're not interested in. the biggest objection is over privacy issues. >> the app swarm keeps track of where you and your friends are. so you can meet up. social media is all over geolocation now. facebook has a feature called nearby friends. >> it will tell you exactly where your friends are, if they're traveling. where they are. and for how long. >> 7 on your side intern ingrid is showing me the app on her iphone. >> does it seem creepy to you? >> yes, definitely. i don't like using it. i never really use it or check my friends to see where they are think it's just 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 cohen wood is showing me her smartphone and all the apps keeping track of her using geolocation. tyler is the author of "catching the catfishers" a book about online security. she's a senior officer and a cyberbranch chief for the french intelligence aeg. >> people need to read the terms of service of the applications they're using. they need to 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're not anonymous, someone is going to know something and there's always going to be a digital bread crumb that's left behind. but the good news is 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 for 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? if not, turn them off. unlast thought. geolocation eats up battery life. so turning it off gives you more talk and text time. >> i'm michael finney. seven on your side. >> milpitas is the first city to provide recycled water station force construction contractors in the south bay. the city's drought ordinance prohibits construction sites from 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 is offering a twist on the ice bucket challenge. that's where people dump ice water on their heads to raise money and awareness for lou gehrig's disease or als. in light of the drought, park services thought it would be a

good idea to do the challenge in a pool. so that's happening at the camden community center pool on union avenue. the fun begins at 11:30. it's $3 admission, but only $1 if you bring a bag of ice. >> now, i challenge mike morse, shawn dunstan and javier lopez. >> even giants manager bruce bochy took the challenge last after the game with the nationals, it was giants great barry bonds who challenged bochy. still ahead on the abc7 news saturday morning news, make a note of this, the developers trying to come up with a tech tool that works almost as well as pen and paper. and at 8:37 a.m., a live look outside, here's the view from our sutro tower cam.

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for bright blue skies, the view of lake tahoe as we approach 8:41 on your saturday morning. only 47 degrees at the airport. but tahoe will warm up to near 80 today. happening today, it's time to play together in san francisco. courtesy of kaboom and disney. the play together tour event happens this morning at marina middle school at philmore and chestnut streets. families are invited to come out and have fun building tunnels and solving puzzles. research shows spending meaningful time together as a family helps children do well in school. the fun starts at 10:00 a.m. it's today and tomorrow. disney is the parent company of abc7 news. excellent does sound fun and it sounds like a nice day on tap. >> it's nice and sunny at the airport. 59 degrees and the clouds have scattered out with a light south wind no arrival delays. it should be smooth sailing and

smooth flying. today we'll look at numbers near 70 here. we'll talk about the warm-up, when and where it gets under way in just a couple of minutes. well said. also next, the a's battle the angels in the first game of a two-weekend series in the als. the we have the highlights in sports.

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kind of a gray start to the day. but the sun is going to come out in a couple of hours, lisa argen will fill you in on that. with school starting back up. no doubt students and parents are having to make some big technology purchases. there's one part of learning that's managed to stay low-tech. note-taking, abc7 news reporter jonathan 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's a reason for that. >> students who use hand-writing on paper to take notes actually process the information at a deeper level and therefore get better test results. >> he's citing a study by princeton university, one that can only mean good things for his product, the live describe smart pen. >> it works like a pen, you pull it out of your pocket, just like a great pen. that you turn it on and you just

write. >> real ink on real paper. inside the pen, a tiny camera is scanning everything you right, so you can read it, search it and share it from your apple device? >> we've bridged the gap between the two worlds. >> but technology is getting closer and closer to imitating the experience of paper. that's been a major design factor for microsoft. a totally different kind of pen. >> just as much design emphasis went into the design of the surface pen as surface pro 3. >> it has a softer tip, so when you're writing on the glass, it feels more like it would on paper. >> they've made the screen glass thinner to get rid of the gap between the pen and the ink and you click it to start writing. >> a little button on the top, purple button. if you press that, it actually will launch one note, our note-taking application. even if your device is locked. >> with students in mind. microsoft brought out a cheaper version of the surface pro 3 this month. a tablet they say can replace your laptop and your notebook. but if you still love paper.

microsoft's research shows you're not alone. >> live describe announced their pen will sync with microsoft one note so your analog scribblings can live in the cloud. i think that's a very good illustration. >> i like that. >> i'll practice. with a regular pen. >> and i'll do the weather. we have some things going on with the clouds clearing along the peninsula. right now, live doppler 7 hd looking at clouds in the north bay. it will clear quickly and some of the clouds will pull back away from the shoreline. not everyone, the beaches will be mild, and they'll warm up significantly in the days ahead. the middle of next week. starting out south in santa cruz, where it is cloudy. temperatures are mild, low 60s from oakland to gilroy. san jose has been sunny and 61. san carlos, your clouds are

scattering and also in palo alto. the peninsula shaping up good this saturday morning. you can see the clear sky here in san jose. still cloudy up in the north bay. 60 in napa. concord and livermore, still looking good, kind of cloudy in livermore. fairfield, appear in the city from our roof camera, it is gray. the winds are light. we will look for the clearing and a typical afternoon downtown. with some warming into next week. for the short time, we are looking at the low clouds and fog, around the bay. it gives away, 10:00, 11:00. to more sunshine. if you have any spotty drizzle, it's isolated. i had a little bit this morning on my windshield. but for the weekend we're talking about a seasonal weekend. here's the cloud pattern. and you'll notice it is pulling away from the east bay. >> plenty of clouds, but the peninsula, you can see the darker area here, that's where we're getting the clearing. much of marin and sonoma still

encompassed in the cloud deck. this was a hurricane, lowell, now a tropical storm, increased the southerly swell in southern california. and hurricane marie continues to strengthen. right now it's at 65 miles per hour and we'll look for, that's 85 miles per hour and we'll look for us to increase slightly. weaker hurricane is corina at 80 miles per hour. this weakens, this strengthens, this continues to dissipate into a tropical depression in the days ahead. it means a strong southerly swell for southern california. the possibility of rip currents and locally looking at mixed swell here's in the bay area. so downtown los angeles, 81 degrees. 77? san diego, with low 90s. lake tahoe in the 70s, western nevada in the 80s and overnight lows near freezing. 68 in monterey. we'll look for temperatures around the bay to be quite

pleasant. pretty average from half moon bay to san francisco. low 70s in santa cruz. and the 80s out towards concord. mid 80s in livermore. and up in the north bay. pretty warm for lake port. so tomorrow add on a few degrees of warming inland. then the changes come for the week ahead. east bay this evening, it should be mild in the upper 60s for the a's game with the sun set at 7:52. tomorrow, a warm and sunny afternoon in santa clara. is 75 at 1:00. the accuweather seven-day forecast, today looks like the coolest day out of the next seven. slightly warmer inland tomorrow. the coolest day should be monday. with mid 80s inland. so today and monday, the big warm-up next week. >> thank you, lisa. in sports the 49ers try to get footing on the new sod at levi stadium. and get their first touchdown of

the preseason. last night the ratders were in green bay for the third preseason game. trying to tune up for the regular season which is now just two weeks away. here's colin with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. dennis allen wanted to see his first-team defense hold drive and the first-team offense find a rhythm. neither happened last night in green bay. packers marched down the field, scored a touchdown on the first possession. maurns jones-drew answered on third and two, breaks through the line of scrimmage, 40 yards, it was 8-7 game. aaron rodgers, a pair of touchdown passes in the first half to jordy nelson on fourth and three. shoves off tj carry, 14-7 pats. starting linebacker moore sandwiched, left on a stretcher, taken to the hospital. he left green bay on the team plane. first half, raiders trailing 22-7, matt schaub fumbles, mike neil picks it up. tackled and he would later leave the game with an ankle injury. third quarter, schaub getting little help. sure-handed marcel reece handled

an easy touchdown. schaub, a pedestrian 13-27 for 110 yards and one turnover. mat mcgloin pretty good in relief. couple of touchdown passes to bryce butler. green bay 31-21 victory. raiders fall to 1-2 in the preseason. the temporary turf is in for tomorrow's 9ers-chargers game. they'll remove it and add another batch next week. that move means the scheduled high school doubleheader for next friday will be canceled. santa clara's wilcox high will host manteca, while delasalle search for a new venue. the event will happen, only it will be october 10 and 11 with four more teams added to allow for doubleheaders both days. the a's have lost eight of their last ten. the angels were coming off a four-game sweep of boston. about to hit september, who can finish is the question. a's two back of l.a. as the team open as three-game set friday night. top of the first, sonny gray

trying to drop a curve ball pass to mike trout. he goes down. gets it, knocks it out. number 28 for trout. coco crisp. swing and a hop bat as of late. the a's need him down the stretch. they needed this. lead-off home nert bottom half ties it 1-1. a 2-2 game in the sixth. sam fold, the sanford man with the gap in right center, alberto callaspo running hard from first, beats the throw. 3-2 a's. in eighth, insurance run solo blast, makes it 5-2. angels made it interesting in the ninth with sean doolittle, giants starting a three-game series in the nation's capital. a big night for joe panik. three-run jack to center, his first career homer. panik 4 for 5, sitting at a team-leading .316. buster posey, four for four, two for 5 with his 15th. year, last night giants blow it open late and win it 10-3.

with a look at morning sports, i'm colin resh, have a great day. today in williamsburg, pennsylvania, little league's version of the final four, at 9:30 south korea plays japan in the international championship. that's followed by las vegas and chicago in the u.s. title game at 12:30. both games right here on abc 7. you can see the games on your watch abc app. next, a rare deer that's beating the odds in connecticut. and capturing imaginations.

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a rare all-white deer in connecticut has people doing a double-take. a woman spotted the snow-white creature in the woods near her back yard last weekend. she took some video of it to make sure people believed her. environmental experts say it's rare for a deer of this color to make the past the first three months of life. because white makes it an easy target for predators. even people in the area who would rather shoot a deer are willing to give this one a pass. yes, she's special. give her a pass. why not. yes. and the weekend looks pretty good out there. a little cool for some of you. but we're going to fix that into next week. 79 in fremont. it is getting sunny on the peninsula. upper 70s palo alto. 82 in san jose. with upper 80s in our warmest inland valleys. a little warmer inland tomorrow. we go cooler. here comes the beach weather. with warm to hot weather inland. tuesday, wednesday, thursday.

and that always means back to school. >> that's mean. >> thanks, lisa. thanks, everyone, for joining us on the abc7 news. the news continues online, twitter, facebook and mobile devices with the new abc7 news app. the news continues at 9:00 p.m., and at 11:00 p.m. because of the nascar sprint cup series at bristol. coverage starts at 4:00.

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