good morning, i'm tiffany wilson. let's start with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. lisa. >> good morning tiffany. low fog and clouds not only shrouding the coast but they have begin to move into the bay. it's very mild out there. look at the numbers, in the 60s. a few upper 50s. three mile visibility here. but 65 in oakland. cloudy skies out toward livermore with 63. 64 in fremont. we will see another mild day on the coast but doesn't look like the clouds will clear there. and looking for more sunshine

around the bay. in oakland today mid-70s. feeling mild. but the further you get out toward our east bay valleys the smoke and the haze begin to come into play again. so upper 70s with upper 80s in the inland east bay. san francisco about 70. we will look for the clouds to hang along the san mateo coast and down around san jose look for low 80s and much of the bay in the upper 70s. a look at fall. it arrives monday. and the prospect of rain in the seven-day outlook. tiffany. >> lisa, thank you. we begin with developing news out of fremont with the death of a man closed miles canyon road. fremont police were called to the seen around 8:30 last night they launched a helicopter to look for a person of interest but were unsuccessful. police are calling the man's death suspicious, but will not say why. miles canyon road is now open. a deadly beating at a bay area gym leave friends of the victim stunned.

they are asking how could this have happened? and the man spoke with his daughters minutes before his arrest. kenneth osaka killed 43-year-old diego galindo. >> losing diego galindo has stunned the meat market he worked at as a butcher for ten years. his fellow employees are collecting money for his funeral. >> he was close to my kids. he grew up with the kids and took care of them. soccer practice movies to the beach. >> galindo was bludgeoned to death at this bally total fitness center in south san francisco. 46-year-old kenneth osaka, a plumber from south san francisco, was arrested. the police say he struck diego galindo in the back of a head with a steal gym bar. osako's daughter told us why. >> he said he came in and a man was trying to talk to his girlfriend.

>> his daughter said she spoke to her dad shortly after it happened the day of the accident. >> i've seen my dad get overtaken by anger before, but i can't imagine him being so angry. >> she suspects her father is bipolar, but he's never been diagnosed. police served a search warrant at his home and gathered evidence. the daughter apologized to the galindo family. >> i apologize. if the family wants to know anything or if they want to ask me anything, i mean, i'm here for them. >> osako is being held without bail and he will likely make his first appearance on monday. in south san francisco, alan wang, abc7 news. concern is growing this morning for a teenage girl from santa rosa who has been missing for more than two days. family members say they last saw the 16-year-old rebecca weaver in her bedroom wednesday night. the 5'8", 145-pounder is believed to have run away. rebecca has a medical condition

that requires medication, but she doesn't have it with her. family members say a recent breakup with a boyfriend may have prompted her to leave. the family of the man shot and killed by a richmond police officer last week will hold a a rally and a news conference today. police officials say 24-year-old richard perez was unarmed but trying to take the officer's gun during a struggle last saturday night. according to the perez family's attorney, several witnesses dispute the game. a rally will be held today at noon at nichols park following funeral as much as for perez. he said he's sorry and he said it many time yesterday. roger goodell and the nfl broke their silence after many days. goodell said he will not resign because he has a lot of work to do, including a new personal conduct policy for players. abc news reporter has the story. >> i'm not satisfied with what we did.

i let myself down. i let everybody else down. and for that i'm sorry. >> nfl commissioner roger goodell with an apology and a promise to do more to address the growing number of nfl players accused of domestic violence. >> we will get our house in order. >> but the commissioner, who has been glaringly absent in recent weeks, did not say enough to satisfy some fans or former players. >> we needed someone to go up there and be a leader, say something substantial. i don't think roger goodell is the guy who can do that anymore. >> four players have been pulled from the field, accused of domestic violence in the last two weeks. since this video showing baltimore ravens ray rice now beating his now wife became public. vikings star running back adrian peterson charged whipping his four-year-old son with a tree branch. the panthers suspending greg harding, convicted of assaulting his ex-girlfriend and arizona cardinals johnathan dwyer out on bail accused of head-butting and punching his wife and throwing a shoe at their toddler.

>> i would never hurt my son. goodell said he has no plans to resign. instead he wants to lead the league in implementing new programs on educating players on domestic violence, and to come up with a consistent policy on discipline. abc news, new york. >> developing news out of baltimore where ravens fans are standing in line to exchange their ray rice jerseys. here's what the line looked like from the air outside the stadium. people stood in line for more than an hour yesterday to return rice's number 27 jersey for that of another ravens players. many said they didn't feel comfortable wearing the jersey. ravens officials expect 5,000 people to take part in the two-day event. >> if you or someone you know is a victim of domestic violence there is a domestic national hotline. it is posted on our website.

abc7news.com. two men are accused of sexually assaulting a young girl in san jose. the victim said the man forced them into a van. they sect wally assaulted her and dropped her off. these are the sketches of the suspect. they are described as two men in their 30s driving a white or silver van. san francisco animal control wants to talk to the owners of eight dogs left inside a home without anyone caring for them. sheriffs deputies discovered the abandoned dogs on wednesday. the dogs appear to be malnourished and some lost their hair, possibly due to parasites. they are getting plenty of attention and food at the animal shelter. >> we have a wonderful staff of volunteers. they have put a lot of attention on them. they are getting veterinary care now. hopefully we will see them on the mend and behaviorally,

dealing with this, and hopefully they will keep it up with oxygen. >> the dog's former owner could potentially face criminal charges for animal neglect. >> a family vacation in paradise turned into a harrowing escape from disaster. one bay area family is happy to be out of hurricane ravaged cabo san lucas. with thousands still stranded and suffering, they say the u.s. isn't doing enough. we have the story. >> within hours of the hurricane slamming into cabo, this was a scary place. these are pictures of the hotel they were staying. worst part is confusion and chaos from outside the resort. >> we heard so many things but we do know is they are rioting right out there. >> this is a picture of her husband and two kids after the hurricane. no power and limited food.

no communication. they say everyone was on their home to get out. >> i talk to other people from our building, where but going? and they said we are going to the street and try to bribe someone to take us to the airport. >> they made it to the airport and got a military flight to mexico city. nebraska say the u.s. government should have done more. bay area congressman eric swalwell said there are still about 1,000 citizens stranded. he is pushing for more help. >> we have the largest aviation fleet in the world and i'm calling on the state department to do everything they can to get the fleet down there. tropical storm polo is set to hit tomorrow. >> the bremers hope to keep attention focused on the disaster. >> we are appalled to see the i-phone 6 is making more news than this. this is a humanitarian disaster. probably pretty equal to katrina. >> they say the americans should be evacuated to help the mexicans focus on rebuilding.

sergio quintana abc7 news. a man suspected of starting a wildfire in eldorado county has been charged and could face more charges. wayne allen huntsman pled not guilty yesterday. investigators are trying to determine how many homes the fire has destroyed. if it's five or more prosecutors can seek additional charges. about 12,000 homes are in danger right now. the fire has already burned 76,000 acres since it started last saturday and only 10% of it is contained. and all that smoke could cause some serious air quality problems for us. take a look. a shift in the wind is now bringing the smoke our way. bay area residents could notice the smell of wildfires. it could impact contra costa and napa and alameda counties today and tomorrow.

>> we have a few areas of drizzle early this morning but we will bounce back up to 70 degrees downtown with some sunshine. this is the last weekend of summer, and it's going to feel like fall with to cold front headed our way for next week. i'll explain coming up. >> lisa, thank you. also next, the new security concerns after a man hops a fence and walks into the white house. and the rebirth of the berkeley free speech movement. the celebration of the young people about who defied auth

the secret service wants to find out how this man captured on video could make it into one of the entrances of the white house yesterday evening before being captured. one official called it quote unacceptable. the 42-year-old from texas was unarmed. agents evacuated the west wing of the white house for a short time. the suspect went to the hospital after complaining of chest pains. president obama and his daughters had just left for camp david aboard the helicopter. posted wrists are being detoured on highway 29 and 121. the affected part of 37 won't reopen until monday at 5:00 a.m. highway will be open at night all week and next weekend, as well. for help navigating around traffic problems get the exclusive abc7 news waze app. you can download it for free from apple app store or from google play. >> it may be hard to believe,

but there was a time when students at u.c. berkeley was not allowed to protest. all that changed 50 years ago when a student was arrested. the standoff that resulted lasted two days and a free speech movement was born. today marks the anniversary. here's abc news report with the details. >> mario was the student activist most associated with the freedom of speech movement. here he is played by brady in the stage version. they are performing this saturday and sunday at the theater. lynn hollender was demonstration. >> i was working on a big report about political repression at the university. he was doing it like 20 hours a day with hardly anytime to eat or do anything else. >> hollender was also married to

savio. she and others decided it was time to bring the legacy of the movement to the stage. the performance take place around the police car which back then became the platform for speakers like mario. hollender said she wants people to know how the movement inspired students around the nation. >> to oppose the war in vietnam, and to begin the women's movement, and the anti-aparti struggles. >> the music is performed by his son, daniel. he was almost 16 when his father died. >> even though he's no longer us, mario often thought about this moment and how people would react to the free speech movement 50 years later. >> he had this idea that that would be long enough to take some sort of perspective. i think he would be sad about the way things have gone, but there are reasons to hope, too. >> the play captures the passion and moral purpose of those too young to know how the movement would be interpreted 50 years

later. ♪ [don't touch anybody over 30. >> in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc67 news. >> for tickets to the play or to read about events coming up next week, we have links at abc7news.com. >> a well-known talk show host recently revealed he has parkinson's disease and he hid it from the public for more than 12 years. kgo radio's ron owen and january bank sat down with cheryl jennings for an exclusive television interview about ronny's battle with parkinson's disease and why he went public. >> he decided to go public after robin williams died and it was revealed he had parkinson's disease. >> the basic reason was after 12 years you know you are going to have to at some point go public. and when i saw that robin had it and was diagnosed five months before, i basically didn't think

that would be the reason that he would have committed suicide. and i wanted people to basically understand that i have lived with it for twelve years and it's not a death sentence. >> please join cheryl jennings for a special addition of "beyond the headlines" to hear about ron's battle with parkinson's disease and how he and his family are coping with it. that's tomorrow on ac7. >> happening today in san francisco the annual walk to end alzheimer's. the walk begins at 10:00 this morning at mission creek park pavilion and channel streets. members will take part in the walk. a fourth grader walked in honor of her great-grandparents, who both died of the disease. alzheimer's, a form of dementia is the sixth leading cause of death in the united states. the money raised today will go to alzheimer's research. >> for folks heading out this morning, they will see some low cloud cover?

>> absolutely, it will affect almost everyone. but temperatures in the low 60s. low clouds and fog not only shrouding the shoreline, but a little bit of mist and drizzle. then it has begun to enter parts of oakland but not quite over the coastal hills 678 we are locking at temperatures today on the mild side at our beaches. warm inland. and the sea surface temperatures remain in the 60s. so as long as we have those numbers in the mid-60s. our beach is mild, in the he were 60s today even 70 again out toward point reyes and stinson beach, despite all that cloud cover. emeryville in the clouds. 61 san francisco. delays of 41 minutes at sfo. 64 at the airport, as well as san carlos san jose. good morning, morgan hill. 59 for you. three mile visibility half moon bay at 59. the exploratorium camera shows the obstruction a little bit from the transamerica pyramid. you sigh the low clouds. by the afternoon it will be sunny and 62 in fairfield.

you have clear skies there with the southwest winds and partly cloudy skies in concord. but the clouds have moved in to livermore. the forecast highlights, a smoke advisory again for alameda, contra costa and solano counties. some haze around today. but overall we will see more sunshine in san jose. also san francisco partly cloudy. fall, it arrives 7:29 on monday night. then after that right on cue, several cold fronts will flirt with northern california. and once again maybe light showers as the front weakens and drags some of the moisture into the bay area. today it's all about the low that will be drifting away from the coast. then actually inland. it's going to bring us the subtropical moisture. and the reason why i mention that is because it's going to bring the showers and thunderstorms for today and tomorrow in the sierra nevada. as our low clouds clears the coast, we have the hazy conditions east bay valleys, and then in the mountains upper 70s.

south lake with the possibility of the showers and thunderstorms. so be advised of that. overall, though we are looking forward to any little rain shower activity we can get going into tuesday and wednesday. here comes the front. it falls apart, but once again like last week, maybe mist and drizzle, and taking us right through thursday. then behind it cooler, fall-like heir arrives highs only in the upper 70s. 11 san jose. and peninsula 79 redwood city. look for upper 50s pacifica. 70s downtown. mostly cloudy to partly cloudy. 84 calistoga. 78 hayward. 80 castro valley and more upper 80s here with the hazy conditions. pleasanton 85. 87 livermore. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. today one of the warmer days of the next seven. of course, the beginning of the work week starting out on the mild side. then we will look for fall to

arrive and with it cooler temperatures and a couple systems providing low clouds and maybe a few sprinkles. so that's really exciting. >> we will keep our fingers crossed. thanks lisa. up next for every man who wants to go comfortable in the office, a san francisco entrepreneur may have the answer. it'sst zoo suit that lets you go to work in a onesie. abc7 is honoring hispanic heritage month through october 16th. today we celebrate the grand opening of the new family location of the back woods health center. the center delivers culturally and linguistically appropriate services to people in southern alameda county. we have more information on

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>> well, you have heard of onecies, but now a bay area man has taken that to a whole new level. take a look. san francisco entrepeneur jeffrey has developed the suitsie. its worn over a white shirt, but hidden behind the buttons is a zipper that runs from the fly straight up to the neck. the sleeves poking out from under the jacket cuffs, they are fake. and the thirty front, that's connected to the blazer. he demonstrated his invention on "good morning america" yesterday. >> i was at work and i was just thinking, you know, i need a way to look professional but feel like i'm in my pajamas at the

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>> good saturday morning. we are starting this half-hour a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning. here's a view from mt. tam. you see the low clouds. starting out with mild temperatures. upper 50s morgan hill to the mid-60s in san carlos. we have delays at sfo of 41 minutes. this afternoon we be on our way to more mild numbers at the

coast. here's the east bay hills camera. we are looking at more numbers in the low 60s. clouds have slid into the livermore valley. it's 60 in santa rosa. yes, the mild numbers continue for the afternoon. low 80s for san jose. smoky conditions toward the east bay valleys, and the fog banked up along the shoreline. we have rain on the way in our seven-day outlook. i'll have that for you coming up. >> lisa, thank you. >> knew this morning, president obama spoke to the nation about his plan to fight isis. he said he will not commit our troops to fight another ground war. he praised france for joining an airstrike against the terrorists in iraq. he said over 40 countries have offered to help. a campaign that also calls for american leadership. >> we will use air power and train and equip our partners. we will advise and assist and

lead a coalition of nations that have a stake in the fight. this is not america versus isis, it's the world versus isis and people of the region versus isis. >> he will give u.s. troops the authority to train syrian force toss battle isis. san francisco and the mayor ed lee is being sued. he alleges the mayor took a $20,000 bribe. he said it came from the same undercover federal agent that he claims gave leyland lee a similar payment. they talked about the civil lawsuit filed by a separate team of lawyers.

>> it's a criminal defense case, lack what it says. real criminals could well be the corrupt politicians, but they don't touch them. then the prosecution seeks a gag order so we can't reveal anything we know through discovery. >> they both face multiple federal charges includes money laundering and drug trafficking. mayor lee denies the accusations. >> police are trying to track down a thief that stole between $8,000 and $10,000 from a church. the pastor said someone snuck in through a side window, walked into the church office and grabbed the box with cash and checks inside. a surveillance camera has a picture that they say looks like a woman. police recovered fingerprints from the scene. >> they came in and stole the money. obviously i will forgive you but you have to face god, and face justice. >> the pastor also told us the cars at the church are broken into almost every week. >> four children have been

diagnosed with a respiratory virus called intero virus b-68. the state is issuing tips. there is no vaccine. the california department of public health recommends washing hands frequently for at least 20 seconds with both soap and water. avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth with unwashed hands. don't share utensils or cups that can transfer the i willness avoid hugging people who are sick, and keep children home from school if they have active symptoms of an infection. a major turnaround for the city of oakland one month after turning over the city's billion dollars garbage contract to california waste solutions. oakland officials now say the company will share the contract with waste management. waste management, which has provided garbage service to oakland, filed suit after they lost the contract last month. in the new deal california waste solutions will now process

recyclables, while waste management will collect trash and compost. >> this strategic alliance is a triple win for our communities in many ways. it's been hard fought and a little bruised along the way, we have an opportunity to see these two firms that currently serve the city working together. >> the city council is expect today sign off on the new agreement at a special session on monday. happening today, it's national coastal cleanup day. san francisco is calling for volunteers to help beautify the city's southeast shorelines. events are being held throughout the bay area. last year volunteers collected more than 17,000 pounds of debris just from cleaning. some of the areas to be cleaned today include the shoreland park, gary boulevard and along cargo bay. abc7 news will come through in a big way to help rescue abandoned horses. thousands of horses or starving because of the drought.

a few weeks ago we introduced you to a rescue group that's trying to save as many as possible. ama daetz has an update on the overwhelming response to our story in this morning's assignment 7 report. >> reporter: after seeing the channel 7 news story i realized that this is exactly the right place. >> she is talking about her decision to adopt tank and dobbin. they are healthy, well-trained horses, but they were almost killed and sold has horse meat. thanks to her and her friend they are now living the good life in novato. >> he has a great disposition and demeanor. i kind of fell in love with him. >> the women learned about the huge glut of unwanted horses from an abc7 news story. the soaring costs of hay and the long drought are giving many to give up on their animals. >> especially in the central valley. people need to feed their family or feed their horse.

>> the lucky horses end up here the rescue center for abandoned horses. and abandoned horses started in the bay area and just moved to a new 400-acre home south of hollister. there are 70 rescued horses here now. monica runs the nonprofit center. she's had amazing success rehabilitating horses and finding them homes. but she's also struggling to pay for hay. >> $8,000 a month minimum. >> now the good news. as soon as abc7 news learned about the situation, help started pouring in. >> i got 600 e-mails in 24 hours. >> monica said people are volunteering, donating money and sending warm words of encouragement. some simply showed up at the ranch with cash, including the woman who delivers the mail. >> her name is brenda. she pulled up and said here you go. and she gives me a one hundred dollars bill. >> since the story aired, the center received $12,000 in donations and heard from lots of people looking to adopt.

k including apn and kristina. >> it's critical that people step up. and at least give rescue a chance. you think, oh, rescue horses they are old, they aren't rideable, but that's not the case. there are so many that are perfect. >> the rescue center does have a number of older horses including 30-year-old sami, who appeared on abc7 news and is now getting a foster home. >> they deserve a good life. >> this man helped the rescue center buy their new home. >> it was because of the phenomenal abuse the horses go through. and it touched a soft spot in my heart. >> monica said all the support and public attention have given her more determination to keep the rescue work going. >> the story has really changed everything for us. >> and she knows the horses thank you, too. abc7 news. ama dates, abc7 news.

>> the rescue center has a big fundraising event coming up on october 4th. if you would like to contribute, adopt a horse or volunteer there's a link at abc7news.com. still ahead on the abc7 saturday morning news, people are getting serious about the next generation of personal assistants for your phone. and here's a live look from the camera toward mt. diablo. and bart reports service the stopped for one hour between concord and -- due to something on the track. you see low clouds cover there. lisa argen will be here in a couple minutes to give you your full forecast.

>> of happening today, you can make a difference by participating in san francisco's fun walk. it's at crissy field. you can take part of a 5k walk a one-mile walk, and the superhero dash for dads. all the money goes toward ending prostate cancer, a disease that affects 1 in 7 american men. the run-walk will take place in over 30 cities around the country this year. it's a pretty mild morning out there. >> it is. in the 60s. we are looking for low clouds and fog from santa rosa to watsonville. and sfo, 41-minute delays here due to low clouds. in the mid-60s here. 75 later on today with sunshine. we will talk about how long that mild weather hangs around and

whether or not we have changes when fall arrives coming up this monday. i'll be back with the answer. >> thank you lisa. also next, the a's try to rebound against the phillies with a wildcard race all bunched up. collin resch h

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whether it's siri or .. chances are you have talked to your computer or maybe yelled at it. earlier this week, what is billed as the first conference about virtual assistance celebrated in san francisco, and with an eye toward making computers even smarter. here's johnathan bloom. >> in the beginning siri was easy to make fun of. >> i don't know that. would you like to search the web for it? >> but she grew up fast. >> understanding natural speech is remarkably difficult. >> norman was among her creators and he was the first we talked to at the intelligent assistance conference. he said the way she got smarter is practice. >> once you have massive amounts of data, you can get better answers and accuracy, and that will allow people to use it more and you get more visits. >> now she has company from google. >> you have a reservation today. it's at 9:00 p.m. today. >> and microsoft. >> hi. i'm quintana. >> and microsoft made the deliberate move to give her personality. >> by giving her personality and letting her tell jokes and be funny, we see people using the service more.

>> but as you were starting to get to know siri or quintana, there's a new cast of characters emerging. chip or dobb. >> dobb is the new assistance for dominoes pizza. >> welcome to dominoes. any other toppings? >> they said customer loves him and he's good for business. customers don't feel rushed. >> they feel they can browse the menu and get exactly what they want. >> it is powered by the same company that provides siri's assistant. >> if they don't have enough information they should be able to ask you to get the transaction done. >> or even argue about it. >> you can ask why. and the answer is, well, your balance was inadequate. >> if that's not enough, consider this. soon assistants will talk to each other. hey, siri, order a pizza. >> they are best friends, i'm

sure. >> johnathan bloom abc7 news. >> we want to focus on where the temperature is going. >> temperatures are going downhill right after fall arrives. it will definitely feel like it and maybe some showers headed our way by the end of next week. but right any we are focused on the low clouds, the fog and the sun coming up just before 7:00 giving us 12:13 of day light. it sets early now just after 7:00. certainly feeling a little more like fall with the longer nights. but the temperatures have been so mild. that's due to the temperatures of that been well into the 60s. here's a view from mt. tam with the blanket of low clouds. not only in marin county, but here in san francisco. and the fog has moved into san carlos. morgan hill 59. san jose 64 degrees. 61 in the city. half moon bay three mile visibility. a beautiful shot from the east bay hills camera. look at the pink and orange

shoes there with some of the cloud cover from below and above. we are looking at 61 degrees in napa. fairfield 62. concord 61. with partly cloudy skies and more clouds in livermore. so we will look for more cloud cover and subtropical moisture in the sierra nevada. right now it's a stable atmosphere from the roof camera and delays at sfo of 41 minutes. a smoke advisory continues for the weekend. solano alameda, contra costa county and napa county and even haze into marin county. temperature-wise mild numbers. mid-60s ocean beach. 70 san francisco. and fall is 7:29 monday night. right now high pressure sits off the coast. this system allowing for some moisture to be headed up into the mountains of los angeles. but for the bay area, we are looking at clouds, then sunshine. possibility of showers not only for the l.a. county mountains, but into the northern and

southern sierra. so as the fog pulls back to the coast, we will look for mild conditions there. 9 degrees in the sierra nevada. northern lake tahoe, i should say, with the possibility today and tomorrow of thunderstorm activity. so by wednesday this front is getting awfully close. we will see a slight chance of showers in the bay area into thursday and that will bring the temperatures down. by thursday and friday as much as 10 degrees in the inland east bay. changes right on cue as we usher in autumn. 72 monterey with upper 70s in los angeles. partly cloudy skies. and for san jose. low 80s today. that's near average pretty much for everyone today. average temperatures. very little change. so that front pushes through and then by thursday and friday high necessary the 70s. if you are headed over into oakland today, look for about 70 degrees with mid-70s by 4:00. partly cloudy skies. 77 palo alto.

72 richmond with 80 in santa rosa. upper 80s in antioch. the accuweather seven-day forecast shows the temperatures may be a couple degrees cooler tomorrow. look for hazy conditions both days especially in the inland east bay. we will look for the possibility of a chance of showers late on wednesday and continuing into thursday. so very much like last week. but you expect it with the season changing. >> absolutely. thank you lisa. all right, coming up in sports, a lot is going on today. san jose state and cal are back in action after being off last week. san jose state is in minnesota to play the golden gophers. tonight at 7:00. the pac-12 opener in tucson against the arizona wildcats. this afternoon the a's face the phillies at the coliseum. and last night oakland regain the top wildcard spot with a win against philadelphia. collin resch will have the highlights in this morning's

sports. >> good morning. it's gut check time on the season for the a's. a loss last night and seattle win and oakland would have dropped into a tie for the final wildcard spot. and a little hot dog or popcorn or something. a's shocking the coliseum crowd. providing early run support, the rbi single. now 2-0. then coco crisp up the middle. morris comes around. 3-0 a's. their scoring would end in the second inning. lester on the hill. could they make it stand up? looking good until the fourth. ryan howard takes him deep. solo shot. 3-1. that was lester's lone mistake. 7 strong, struck out 7. they were able to close it out in the ninth. josh donaldson got marlon byrd. a much-needed win from the a's. they are back atop the american league wildcard standings by a half game. >> detroit helped oakland. they beat the royals 10-1. the mariners beat huston and move within a half game of

kansas city for the second wildcard spot. and the shortest of his career. alexi, bases loaded double. two runs score. they get four across in the first. bottom of the third. the routine grounder to third. pablo sandoval, nothing routine about this throw. airmails it into the stands. he advancing toss second on the error. two batters later, the miss. down the right-field line. in he comes. makes it 5-0. the rookie has the giants number again. three starts this year. allowed one run. giants shutout 5-0. dodgers will win it. san francisco falls three and a half back to l.a. in the west. in a press conference friday. roger goodell apologized for his handling of the ray rice incident. he says he plans to implement a new personal conduct policy. and dismisses the notion he should step down as commissioner of the nfl. peppered with questions he

seemedden desize i have, and at times he looked bewildered. >> we have to be cautious and not interfere with the criminal investigation. but we will evaluate that. should we do more to get that information? should we do more to get the information in the future? that's the question. >> we found out by one phone call. you guys have a whole legal department. can you explain that? we found out by just one phone call. >> i can't explain how you got the informing. only you can do that. >> roger goodell was emphasizing how he plans to get his house in order. the 49ers were on the practice field. they play arizona tomorrow. both teams dealing with domestic abuse distractions. johnathan dwyer of the cardinals, he won't play. ray mcdonald of the niners, he will play. >> it's different for each instance. it's hard to say when it's fair. it varies.

>> after screaming an onsenty in the middle of campus earlier this week florida state said jameis winston wouldn't play the first half tonight against clemson. they changed their mind. now after massive outcry, he won't play at all. tune in after the game with larry beil and larry shumann. i'm collin resch. have a great day, everyone. >> up next, boat races of another kind this weekend on san francisco bay. why it's called the ultimate team sport.

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happening today, the waters off treasure island will be filled with some different-looking boats. it's part of the dragon boat festival. this marks the 19th straight year they will be hosting event. organizers said this is a family friendly event that's free. they called it the ultimate sport because there's no star quarterbacks or kickers just the dragon boat races. races begin at 8:00. the races and festival will be held today and tomorrow. >> bart, the closer between concord and the bay point is expected to last until at least 7:15. as of 6 castro valley 45 bart said major delays. fur planning on taking bart, be prepared. >> good advice. and also this afternoon you may notice the haze in the east bay valleys. temperatures, despite the warmth, it will be a little hazy

from concord. livermore 87. 78 fremont. napa 82 degrees with haze. san francisco 70. and the week ahead, monday night a chance of showers. wednesday and thursday also. >> thank you lisa and thank you for joining us on the abc7 saturday morning news. the news continues now online, on twitter facebook and all your local devices with our new abc7 news app. abc7 news continues at 8:00. "good morning america" is next. ♪

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good morning, america. breaking overnight, white house intruder. a man jumps the fence, tears across the lawn, and makes it inside the doors. >> right now. right now. go back. everybody into the park. >> security sent scrambling. secret service now having to answer how did that man get so far? out of hiding. the beleaguered nfl commissioner finally surfaces, promising a new plan to tackle all the off-field violence rocking the league. >> we have seen all too much of the nfl doing wrong. >> but did roger goodell really answer the big questions surrounding the scandal? and is there more to the ray rice story. closing in overnight. police intensify the search for a suspected cop killer believed to be hiding in the woods. >> shots were fired. repeating, shots were fired.