geisinger. good morning. thanks for joining us this saturday. i'm matt keller. a lick look at the weather, here's lisa argen. >> a few high clouds and low clouds this morning, as well making for a nice picture around the bay. san jose at 60, 62 in oakland and 56 in morgan hill. more low clouds and fog here. the wind blowing a little bit in the city. later on this afternoon, back into the low 70s, san francisco. still 60s at the coast with fog along the san mateo coast. look for upper 80s to upper 90s today in the mariner coast. we're out of the triple digits and oakland upper 70s and upper 80s near the east bayshore line.

we'll talk more about our cooldown arriving more significantly tomorrow around the bay in a few minutes. matt? >> thank you, lisa. investigators are searching for a possible arsonist after two fires were set in novato. this is not the first time the area has seen suspicious fires. katie marzullo has the story. >> we hike here all the time. it's so close to our favorite. >> karen and ted hobson are saddened to see the scorched earth, the smell of smoke heavy in the air. firefighters responded to the area off aleva court keeping the flames to an eighth of an acre. >> there's a lot of dead lives. there's definitely a lot of fuel to -- they didn't put it out in time, this whole area could be lit up. >> not six minutes later they had a second fire at nearby o'hare park off know vat tote boulevard. investigators say both fires are suspicious, possibly the work of an arsonist. a few months ago, someone was

intentionally starting fires in the north bay and that person is still on the loose. in june, 16 acres burned in tara linda, 60 homes had to be evacuated. in may, someone started 11 separate grass fires and two more in homes near novato. now novato is hit again twice. police added extra patrols and neighbors are ready and willing to do their part. >> we've got to be more watchful. maybe has seen something and comes forward. >> if you have information, call the novato police department. indicate can i marzullo, abc7 news. >> developing news out of southern california where three firefighters have been injuried are fighting a rapidly moving brush fire. silverado fire started in the cleveland national forest at 10:30 yesterday morning and charred more than 1600 acres. dozens of homes evacuated. fires fueled by steep high terrain. high temperatures today could

make for tough quns for firefighters. from overnight, a manhunt is under way in pennsylvania after a state police trooper is killed and a second injured in a shooting at a police barracks. marcy gonzales has the developments. >> shots fired overnight in front of this state police barracks in rural pennsylvania. two officers ambushed during a shift change. one state trooper killed, another rushed to a hospital. police still searching for the gunman. >> we are putting every resource available to the pennsylvania state police in action. >> hundreds of officers and a s.w.a.t. team called to the seem in blooming grove. their search complicated in this heavily wooded remote area near the new york, and new jersey borders. police releasing little information about exactly what happened as they focus on tracking down the killer. >> it's very emotional for all of us. we're all so focused on our investigation. i'm sure this is going to be a very difficult time for them as

for all of us. >> police still aren't saying how many suspects they're looking for. we're waiting for them to release the names of the two troopers who were shot. the surviving officer is out of surgery and expected to recover. marcy gonzales, abc news, new york. new details this morning about a police shooting in san francisco earlier this year. the san francisco medical examiner's office released the full autopsy report for alex nieto. it says he suffered as many as 15 gunshot wounds from ten bullets. officers said he fired a taser at them. his body did not have any traces of the anti-psychotic medications prescribed to him. he had a history of aggressive behavior including being placed on a psychiatric hold for attempting to burn his parents' house dead. his death sparked protests by friends and family beginning with a federal investigation. a strange story on the peninsula.

someone is posing as a cop and hassling teenagers. here's a sketch from the real police of the guy they're looking for, a car with flashing lights and a fake badge. abc7 news report sergio quintana has details. >> on this stretch of chang avenue, police say this man pulled up on two teenage bicyclists and started southing at them through a loud speaker. >> they split ways and the car followed one of the kids around a corner. eventually the kid fulled over thinking maybe this is an undercover police officer. >> according to police, the car had what looked like blinking police lights installed and the driver show the teenage ryder what looked like a police badge. >> the badge appeared 0 to have a tree on it with silver and coloration to it and then the subject pulled what appeared to be a black stun gun or handgun. >> one ference says she's concerned about the trust that might be violated. >> kids are pretty rule oriented.

if someone with authority stops them on the street, they're not going to know that this is not an official cop. >> i talked with a resident off camera who saw an unmarked car with blinking police style lights outside her house a few days ago white where detectives say this went down. the ference says she'll be telling her kids exactly what police are advising >> if you're at all concerned or not sure, don't stop. tell them you want to be with an adult. >> police have reached out to neighboring departments to see if this man may work for them. in palo alto, sergio quintana, avs 67 news. >> a new scare for residents on the peninsula. another mountain lion sighting just north of where a 6-year-old boy was mauled on sunday. the latest was seen near san carlos at 10:30 thursday night. we don't see in the photo how close this mountain lion is to homes. sightings are not rare but it's leaving residents uneasy. >> i heard there's mountain lions over here but i didn't

believe i saw one. i saw one. it was kind of scary. >> since the attack in cupertino last sunday, officials say there have been two more sightings on the peninsula and one thursday night in the san tal cruz. state fish and wildlife officials confirmed the lion they caught and killed this week is the one that attacked the 6-year-old. rabies tests came back fegtive. trails at the ranch preserve will be open to the public today and have been closed since the attack. authorities are searching the california coast for a sailboat that may be carrying a 9-year-old boy believed to have been abducted by his father. billy ginger hansen left port in seattle on august 28th. he was expected to return to his mother on september 4th but neither he nor his father jeffrey has been seen since. this is the 1976 sailboat they're believed on, it's called the draco and has a six-inch red stripe on its side. vikings star running back

adrian petersen is out on bail after turning himself in to texas authorities last night. he was indicted by a grand jury yesterday on charges of reckless or negligent injury to a child. he posted bail after being booked in the jail and was released about 30 minutes later. he told police he spanked his 4-year-old son with a tree branch wilhe referred to as a switch while his son visited back in may at his home in houston. it left marks on the boy. his attorney rusty hardin says petersen is a loving father who uses judgment as a ference to discipline his son. he said petersen used the same kind of discipline with his son that he experienced as a child growing up. it's important to remember petersen never intended to harm his son and regrets the unintentional injury. the vikings deactivated him for tomorrow's game. >> the arraignment for ray mcdonald scheduled for monday has been postponed. he was arrested last month on

domestic violence charges. the district attorney says the arraignment is delayed because police have not finished their investigation. he played in last week's game against dallas and expected to play in tomorrow's home opener. the san francisco 49ers will have the opportunity to test the field at levi's stadium since resodded. sky 7 was overhead yesterday as workers put the finishing touches on the field. it has been resodded twice since coach haar bow was forced to cancel practice after they slipped on grass during the preseason. tomorrow night will be the first time the stadium is used for a regular season game. the 49ers have an elaborate pre-game ceremony planned tomorrow. the facility and grass and traffic plan are ready to go. people who live near the stadium say they're ready and hopeful things don't get out of happened. those attending games aren't supposed to park in the neighborhoods but during preseason events many still

found their way in hittersing and urinating along the way. >> the we want people to be conscious about our areas and just being courteous. >> those thousands of fans hozzle flood santa clara tomorrow will drop serious cash and be part of history. the box office yesterday standing room only tickets sold for $75. we went online and the cheapest ticket we found was for $130 in the developmenttom role. and it will be warm in santa clara tomorrow. don't think the about candle stick when going down to santa clara. >> totally different animal. temperatures in the 80s at that late start, 5:30. so plan on that and from our roof camera, some sunshine here in the city. 59 degrees. 61 at the airport. no delays. if you get a chance, peek outside this morning because the lighting with that low angle of the sun making for some very dramatic pictures. stay with us. we'll show them to you when we return. >> thanks, lisa. next, a family of former vice

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details are still emerging about a bloody brawl involving former vice presidential candidate sarah palin and her family at a party last weekend. palin attended the event in anchorage with her husband todd, and kids bristol, willow and track. track palin allegedly attacked another guest who previously dated his younger sister willow. a witness said bristol palin joined in and purged the party's host six times. >> i heard sarah palin scream out you know who we are, don't you? it was like we were just on the gary martinez springer episode. >> police in anchorage confirm the palins were at the party but did not say the role the family had in the incident. an accidentaltered the mood of a bay area teen's vacation. but it inspired her to do

something about it. allen long introduces us to a brentwood girl whose change of vacation plans changed an island. >> 16-year-old hannah richardson has traveled the road and has options in life but when she ventured to corn island for a vacation, her view of the world changed. >> i found out while i was there a little girl had drowned in the ocean. >> she learned few of the children on this impoverished island knew how to swim. >> because their parents didn't know how to swim. they're not going to teach their kids. they're all scared of it. >> it was a no-brainer when she had to come up with a service project to earn her girl scout award. she developed 120 swimsuits, developed a program and went back to the corn island to teach them to swim. >> i was expecting 20, are 30. i got there and there were like 80 something kids there. >> for seven days straight,

hannah who is a certified lifeguard sently taught, then tested each child all of them passed. and hannah was showered with love and thanks. >> you know, i don't need to be paid in order to be satisfied. it was great to have these people come up to me and say that to me. it warms my heart a lot. >> i've always tried to teach my children it's not about going to church and sitting there every sunday. it's about living a good life, helping people, being kind to people. >> hannah's kindness caught on. other vacanciners decided to continue her swim lessons on corn island and hannah will return in december to teach again. inning brentwood, allen wong, abc7 news. >> apple says it had record demand for its new iphone and some of those people who tried to preorder it yesterday morning found it extremely frustrating. laura anthony has more. >> the frustration for iphone 6 buyers showed up early on twitter.

jeremy horowitz wrote it's 12:11 a.m. pacific which means the guy supposed to be reopening the apple store has a dead apple watch battery. eager iphone 6 seekers who stayed up late to preorder might have been greet ed by this or some other clear indication account apple site and others associated with the new iphone were overwhelmed. lind said covers apple for san francisco based c-net. >> there was a gigantic amount of demand and apple and a couple of carriers weren't quite ready to handle the load that they got in the middle of the night. >> kind of pretty cool. >> young alex wants to get an iphone 6 but when it comes to preordering he has his limits. >> if you had to wait an hour, is that worth it? >> yes >> two hours? >> no. >> an apple spokeswoman acknowledged the site was busy without saying that's why it crashed. "the response to the iphone 6 and iphone 6 plus has been incredible with a record number

of preorders overnight. the site was up and running and processing iphone 6 preorders just fine by later in the morning. >> i didn't have any trouble. i woke up about 9:00 a.m. today before work and i just went on apple.com, preordered, didn't have any issues. >> then there are those who got online before midnight. >> it was a little early, too. i could do at 11:59 and cashed out and everything. >> the iphone 6 is still available online but apple says preorders for the larger iphone 6 plus are already sold out. the iphone 6 will be available in stores september 19th. in walnut creek, laura anthony, abc7 news. >> google is planning to test prototypes of its self-driving car close to home. the san jose mercury news reports tech giant aren't turn part of moffett field into a test track for the program. this video is provided by the company. since the field is owned by the government, google doesn't need to worry about california

regulations that require are self-driving cars have steering wheels and brakes in case the technology fails. san francisco's comedy day will have a somber start this year. organizers plan to hold a special tribute to the comedian robin williams at the start of the comedy fest tomorrow. williams has a long history with the event. he performed in the very first comedy day three decades ago. comedy day takes place tomorrow in golden gate park at noon and it's free. some of the headliners include will durst and margaret cho. twin solar flares are hitting earth with a geomagnetic storm expected to peak today that could affect gps, are radio communications and more technology through monday. storms seen here could also have another effect. . californians may be able to see the northern lights. the aurora bore ral lis will be visible near the oregon border. if you're up for a drive this weekend, check it out. not seeing much in the sky this

morning. maybe the fog is clearing will up a little bit. >> with the high clouds it really is pretty out there. a few live shots to show you and live doppler 7 hd that shows the high clouds and the low clouds, yes, up at the coast. we'll get a little bit of clearinging there in the usual spots. southern mariner, but the san mateo coast looks to be pretty cloudy. here's a look at some of the high clouds around the bay. we also are looking at a nice afternoon in the city. 72 later on today here. but from our exploratorium camera, partly cloudy skies. 59 in the city. low 60s at the airport and none delays. morgan hill 58. half moon bail with fog. 59. san carlos warmed up to 61. this is our tower camera with the layering of the clouds. fairfield 64. concord 62. livermore sunny all morning long in the mid 60s. cloudy in santa rosa. the fog along the central coast from salinas to watsonville. one final stop from our east bay

hills camera looking at the westward sky, low clouds, a little bit hazy. good air quality. high clouds and fog with the inlead easing by 3 or 4 degrees today. cooler pattern and taking shape tomorrow. more significantly on monday as the trough drops down from the pacific northwest. high pressure still right overhead. it will begin to slide to the east tomorrow. that's why we get the cooling, but army today visiting for stanford, which was going to make up, will probably make up for last week's loss with the upper 70s to the low 80s. so a warm day, plenty of sunshine and tomorrow, talk about warm. we'll be in the 80s in santa clara over into the east bay..ñ beautiful day. mid-70s. 1:25 and by 4:00, 72 degrees. so the high clouds not making a whole lot of difference in terms of the heat. it's really all about the low clouds, the fog and the afternoon sea breeze.

so limited today here with 92 in los gatos. warm day in santa cruz. 80. 94 in morgan hill on the peninsula low 80s run for redwood city. 28 in menlo park and palo alto with the clouds. upper 60s half moon moon bay and pacifica. 72 downtown and 74 for south city. up in had the north bay, notice reds and oranges as you get further north from lake port and ukiah. it will be about 88 today in santa rosa, 4 degrees above the average. napa warm day for you. berkeley 77 degrees. you've got a little fog this morning. 80 in hayward, 82 in union city. once again, it's a warm day here with mid-90s for pittsburg and pleasanton, the san ramon valley, upper 90s towards the livermore valley. this should do it. one day of very, very warm warm weather and you will feel a change tomorrow for our friends in the inland valleys with mid-90s there. low an 80s around the bay and

cooler pattern on monday and tuesday with the trough. may bring rain to northwestern california and oregon, but nothing here. just the seasonal rains with partly cloudy skies. keep track of bay area weather at twitter @live doppler 7 hd. a bonus with the clouds in the sunrise picture. >> very beautiful out there this morning. next, another frozen spinoff. why disney world is saying let it go to a classic ride at epcot.

a man fishing for salomon off the san francisco coast made an unusual catch. take a look. he hooked an endangered eastern pacific green sea turtle last weekend. they grow to be three to four feet in length. the captain of the chartered fishing boat knew what to do. he netted the turtle, unhooked and returned it to sea unharped. the turtle was about 2,000 miles off course. pacific green turtles are mostly found in mexico in the galapagos. finding one off san francisco is extremely rare. it may have been drawn to the area by warmer than normal frozen water. >> disney's froeseton movie will be a popular theme park ride in epcot in florida. norway was the inspiration when they made the kingdom from "frozen." disney has not said when it will open. much more ahead on the abc7

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we're starting this half hour with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning to you. from our exploratorium camera, you see the low clouds and high clouds. 59 degrees. san francisco another day of above average temperatures but not as warm as yesterday. 63 in san jose. half moon bay 59. here's a look at the rest of the day with the high clouds that will mix in. it's still going to be a warm one around the bay with temperatures in the upper 90s inland. mid 80s in the san jose. 72 san francisco. more 90s in the north bay. a little clearing north bay coast. we'll talk in detail about our cooler sunday coming up. >> thank you. new this morning, president obama is distinguishing the military campaign against islamic state militants from the decade long wars in iraq and afghanistan. in his weekly address, the president says this fight must avoid mistakes of the past. he says under u.s. leadership more nations are joining a coalition against the extremists who control up to a third of the territory in iraq and syria and

adds the fight against the islamic state can't be america's alone. >> what's needed now is a targeted relentless counter-terrorism campaign against iceal that combines american air power, contributions from allies and partners and more support tore forces that are fighting these terrorists on the ground. that's exactly what we're doing. >> the president announce this had week a plan to launch air strikes in iraq and in syria and to train and equip moderate (bd5an opposition fighters. napa is now by presidential decree a federal disaster area. but if your home was damaged you'll have to wait for government lep. the president's disaster declaration isn't bringing the money a lot of people hoped for, not yet. wayne freedman reports. >> here's the good in us in napa. almost three weeks since the quake and downtown is coming on strong. sure in places it still looks like a disaster area but at least the federal government now recognizes that fact.

so why isn't linda cordair who owns an art gallery thrilled at the prospect of federal assistance? >> it's not more clear-cut. if the aid is there, it needs to be there across the board. >> business owners aren't everybody nor are homeowners or renters. this declaration unlocks fundamentals but only for the city and county infrastructure thus far. jill techel is both optimistic and disappointed. >> i don't know what happens in the process in washington. i'm hoping they're quicker with our are individual assistance requests. >> annan fulfilled till now for home and business owners. just off main streetalgia bar rin showed us where a rack of wine fell over. he estimated the quick cost a quarter of a million dollars. they're still hurting >> usually they offer like zero interest rate loans or something for businesses. i'm not really sure how they're

going to do it this time. that would help a lot of us small business on the retail side or the production side. >> it's a familiar refrain and linda's art gallery, it wrecked walls. she's÷cw'y tens of thousands in dollars in debt and inpatient with a federal government that should and could have made napa more of a priority. >> we should have heard already. everybody needs it. there are people who are homeless, businesses closed. i get the roads need to be fixed. it's about people's lives. >> and they're waiting. in napa, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> beyond the headlines tomorrow morning, a look at the recovery effort after the quake and how the cities of napa and vallejo are coming back. cheryl jennings talks to the mayors it of both cities and looks at the support they're getting from the community. >> an amazing recovery, the amount of work these restaurants had to do to get cleaned up, everybody lost 10,000, 20,000,

$30,000 worth of food and glassware. people were saying i've got old glasses from a fund-raiser. >> everybody is helping everybody. >> indeed. everyone's helping everybody. >> cheryl hosts beyond the headlines tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. right here on abc 7. steel workers have put up the last beam on a massive expansion of the san francisco museum of modern art. only abc7 news can show you what's going on inside. what you're about to see can only be summed up as extraordinary. here's reporter leyla gue land. >> the new addition to the san francisco museum of modern art is taking shape. now rising 20 stories above the street. >> very exciting after years of work and preparation to finally see the building come up. >> only abc7 news was there when the museum director checked out the progress on the $305 million expansion. it is desperately needed. since the current museum opened in 1995, the collection has

grown in size and popularity. exploding from 12,000 pieces to roughly 32,000 works of art. that includes 1100 works from don and doris fischer, co-founders of the gap. 23 million people have visited the museum since it was founded in 1935. more than half of them have come just as the museum moved south of market. >> this is going to be one of the finest museums of modern contemporary art in the world. >> from sky 7 hd, you can see the building rising here yerba buena gardens. when completed it will be as cutting an edge as the art it it will hold. the expansion was designed by architectural firm snohedda. >> it houses great works of art. as you approach from a distance, it has a unique function in the city. >> the expansion is going up behind the existing landmark building designed by architect mario b ondrej pavelec ta. it will add thousands of square

feet, a huge new space for exhibitions and installations. >> it's a vet calm experience. the rooms are designed to allow the art to move forward in your consciousness. so it has less sculptural identity on the interior. >> last year, crowds lined up outside the museum to get a final look before it closed for construction. the museum provided us with the video of the staff packing up many of the priceless works now being stored at an undisclosed location. not everything is tucked away. the museum loaned some of its collection to other museums around the state. at the asian art museum here in san francisco, gorgeous takes a look at our perception of what is beautiful over 2,000 years. the exhibit runs till september 14. >> ten we've got an exhibition opening in a couple of weeks at the oakland museum of california. >> it will be just a peek at what will be on display when the expanded museum of modern art reopens in 2016. leila ghoul lynn, avs news.

>> oakland will host a back to school shoe giveaway today to benefit children in need. more than 4,000 children are expected to receive new shoes during the community sponsored event. today's event runs from 9 to 3:00 in the parking lot of oracle arena and oh do the cocoliseum. the drought is forcing one high school football team onto the turf of its rival for tonight's opening game. the santa cruz cardinals field used to be barren thanks to the drought. last week they started receiving daily water from an exemmion. but the field isn't red. dy. the team's opener will take place at sikell high school at 7:30. a look at an invitation only event aimed at female entrepreneurs. part conference, part festival and all about making things. here's a live look from our abc7 exploratorium camera looking

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good morning. a look above the clouds. the tower camera. you can see some clouds out there in this morning. once that clears out, nice warm temperatures but cooler than yesterday. some street closures to tell you about today in walnut creek. parts of main street, mt. diablo

boulevard, and civicd6[b stree will be closed from 4 to 12:00 a.m. parade. in walnut creek today for the festival, you'll be cooler than yesterday. >> 95. it's going to feel better than the 100 degree feet yesterday. how about 39 in truckee. boy, does it feel like autumn there. later on today, 80 in the sierra nevadas. they'll lose about 10 degrees by the middle of the week as cooler air moves into the mountains. back home, another warm day in store. i'll tell you how warm when we return. >> next, madison bumgarner pitches another gem as the giants close in on the first place d

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good morning. here's a live look from our emeryville camera. clouds hanging out this morning. it's going to clear out. hot temperatures coming your way again. still a little bit cooler than yesterday. b.a.r.t. riders asking for late night service will soon get their wish. beginning in december, b.a.r.t. will offer overnight bus service between san francisco and the busiest east bay stations in talks with ac transit to operate the service. b.a.r.t. has said the buses are the best they can do for early riders. track maintenance won't allow for 24 hour train service like other cities. there's something going on in san francisco part conference, part festival and all about making things. news reporter jonathan bloom takes you inside fort mason where the second annual remake is under way. >> san francisco plays host to hundreds of conferences. but this may be the only one with a giant paint by numbers in the front lobby. >> at our core we're about instilling creative confidence in adults. children have it but adults have

somehow lost it. we're trying to resurrect that. >> brit moran started remake last year featuring 3-d printers and printed jewelry. >> metal too which is great. it's a lot of internet means like omg. >> this year it's broader. >> we're really focusing this year on the state of the maker movement. what's changing and who is the maker. >> the answer is just about everybody. it's no accident they're the given a box of art supplies to play with while speakers are talking. >> i'm making this fabulous vase. we've got cork board and paint and tape. >> blogger richal came all the way from nashville, one of 500 selected for there invitation only conference. >> it's like the cream of the crop. i've been picking people's brains this morning and excited to collaborate with new folks. >> it may sound exclusive but it's anything but that. the second day of remake is a free public festival where many of the makers get to show everyone what they're made of. >> whoa. i knew it. >> from inventors to artisans to

sponsors with walk-in exhibits, connected things from smart doors to smart light bulbs. >> the future is about not just making new things but connecting those new things. it's not about connecting those things to an ap. it's about making all those things talk to each other. >> but making isn't only about damage yets. it turns out even traditional crafts are getting a huge boost from the technology. >> because now they can post what they did on facebook or pinterest and get positive feedback what they've done. it's a great motivator to keep doing more. >> the remake festival is saturday from 11:00 to 6:00 here in fort mason. >> not remaking our forecast but adjusting a little bit downward. >> yes, and that's going to be the trend as we go into next week. right now, we're looking at live doppler 7 hd. next week, still summer but fall is on the horizon. and the longer nights, the cooler temperatures but with the sea surface temperatures still in the 60s, even our nights have been quite mild.

we've had those 60s and with this warm air mass overhead, overnight lows in livermore about 67. that's not cool. that's very mild. right here partly cloudy in san jose this morning where numbers are already in the 60s for oakland and san carlos as well as san jose. 58 in morgan hill. half moon bay with fog. 59 san francisco. 59 in our to your tower camera featuring high clouds, low clouds, the deck of low clouds. over 1,000 feet and it will begin to erode and evaporate and burn back towards the shoreline. it will stay cloudy in pacifica and half moon bay. 57 in santa rosa right now. concord 62. fairfield a southwest wind. not much of a breeze. 64 going for another day in the upper 90s. i think it will be about 4 degrees cooler today in our inland east bay valleys. also down around morgan hill. a few degrees cooler. a look from our camera. the low clouds and fog this morning with the high clouds. inhand heat eases just a little bit today.

more cooling tomorrow. as our high pressure ridge pushes off to the east and in response to that, we're going to look for a trough of low pressure that's going to drop down from the pacific northwest. it's the ridge that's got to the slide to the east in response to the trough that kicks in the sea breeze. but for today, it's still overhead. we are looking at warm numbers slowly losing their grip around the bay today. in terms of high temperatures, it's hot in sacramento. 101 there. 70 in monterrey with the 80 in sierra nevada. a heat advisory for san diego. that doesn't happen too often. humid weather there. we've got 92 in los angeles. fighting that fire in the forest there. so some poor air quality where our air quality improves today. we will look for a beautiful day in the mid 60s this evening 6:00 as the dodgers try to come back probably not going to happen because the giants are just on fire. aren't they? well, today, it will be a warm

day and tomorrow, look at that. 82 for santa clara with temperatures dropping through the 60s. but that's at 5:30. still a very warm evening. in terms of high temperatures today, 80 in richmond. 78 in oakland. 82 in palo alto with 94 in morgan hill. upper 80s for santa rosa and napa the seven-day forecast, yes, it's warm but not as warm as yesterday. a little bit i've sea breeze today. more so tomorrow. low 80s around the bay. looking at the cooler pattern for monday. look at the temperature. very little change. mild at the coast. warm inland. partly cloudy midweek. so it looks fairly seasonal. and we all would like to see rain but it's dry. >> at least we're getting cooler temperatures because if we're in the triple digits for too long in september, we're worried about fire danger. >> so lucky in terms of that. >> yes. we certainly have been. thank you, lisa. a big weekend of sports here in the bay area. both the raiders and 49ers play their home2xu

win. here's news sports director larry beil with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. the giants opened a huge showdown series with the dodgers last night. had a's madison bumgarner on the mound and he was handed a nice early lead. check out the dodgers. i hear that bamzç garner guy is pretty good. wuster posey a double in the first. 1-0 g-men. next batter hunter pence. base hit underneath the glove of the diving hanley ramirez.

giants put up four runs in the first. that was album garner needed. seven scoreless, struck out nine. wins his 18th. tied for tops in the majors. i got your bam garner right here. brandon crawford adding in the fifth. a two-run bomb. ishikawa hit a three-run jack as the giants explode, 9-0 final. now just one game back of l.a. the a's the free fall. the sad plummets into oblivion continues in seattle. jason hammel had allowed 21 homers coming in. here's 22. bottom of the first, robinson cano gone. 2-0 in the third. a's would get on the board. josh donaldson, nice piece of hitting. base hit, sam fuld in. in the fourth, runners on at the corners. fuld with a bunt. we're tied at two. bottom five, mariners long ball high deep aloha.

towering shot just inside the right field foul pole. hamill allows three runs and the a's lose 4-2. their wildcard lead over seattle and kansas city down to half a game. and scandalous week for the nfl continues. first ray rice and now adrian peterson indicted on charges of reckless or negligent injury to a child. his own child. authorities in texas say peterson used a tree branch to spank his 4-year-old son to the point where the little boy was covered with cuts and bruises all over his body. peterson's attorney says his client never intended to harm his son. peterson will not play on sunday and will turn himself into the police. they're billing this as mayhem. floyd mayweather and marcos maidana fighting again in las vegas showing off their abs there. mayweather 146.5 pounds, may don knapp even 146. this is a rematch of a bout that

floyd barely won last year. mayweather will make a minimum of $32 million for this bout. maidana $3 million. and do not forget, college football coming up tonight. tennessee and fourth ranked oklahoma, the kickoff at 5:00 p.m., followed by another edition of after the game right around 8:30. hope to see you then. have a great weekend everyone. i'm larry deal. >> still to come, a weekend of decadences in san francisco. the sweet event that kicks off today at ghiradelli square.

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morning where you can see the marine layer still with us. it will be throughout the day at the coast and higher clouds. 72 in the city. 78 in oakland. san jose 86. mid-90s instead of triple digit heat inland. tomorrow, mid-90s. low 80s around the bay. the heat recedes with a stronger sea breeze. cooler pattern takes shape on monday and tuesday. a few more clouds on wednesday. way look for the slightly cooler weather to stay with us throughout the end of the week. another warm one today. but not at hot. >> this week and next week looks nice. >> thanks so much for joining us on the abc7 saturday morning news. next on abc7, kent state battles 22nd ranked ohio state. that's followed by arkansas and texas tech at 12:30. abc7 news continues at 4:00 p.m. then at 5:00 p.m., tennessee takes on number four oklahoma polled by after the game with larry beil and mike shumann. the news, of course, continues now online on twitter, facebook and all your mobile devices with

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