good morning and thanks for starting your day with us. i'm chris nguyen. weatherwise it could be a record setting day in some parts of the bay area. here is lisa argen with a first look it at the forecast. >> chris, we could see 72 in oakland today that could be a record. still some fog settling into our east bay valleys. a big concern all weekend long because with the mild temperatures folks will want to check out the waves and the beaches. a half mile visibility in fair field. look at concord at just a quarter mile, three miles in napa with a mine and three-quarters in petaluma. breezy winds on top of mt. tamm.

25 to 35-mile-an-hour winds. mix up some of the atmosphere in the higher elevations but not at the lower elevations. that's where we're looking at the smog and the dirty air for another spare the air day today. look for 67 downtown . 70 in san jose. and in between we'll see the warmest numbers in the mid-70s at the coast. the cooler numbers out by the delta. look at the warmth tomorrow. lisa, thank you. san jose police are looking for the driver who hit and killed a woman and then took off. at around 6:15 last night police say a woman in her 60s was struck while crossing almaden expressway at via mon it te drive. she was is on the other side of the intersection where there isn't a cross walk. as far as who hit the woman, police don't have much of a description to go off of only the car might be a honda. one resident was stunned that a driver would hit someone and leave. >> we have to accept if we do a

mistake. we should stop and help them. it's going to be better for your soul than run away. >> the victim is the third pedestrian hit and killed in san jose this year. another investigation is under way this morning. this one in livermore. someone has been painting graffiti on two churches both on the same street. and police are covering the crime scene with with special patrols. abc news 7's sergio quintana has the story. >> reporter: the graffiti has been painted over at the mormon church. the campus has been tagged before so they dealt with it quickly. >> got graffitied and we cleaned it up and that was the end of it each time. >> reporter: the livermore police department is taking the situation very seriously even devoting special patrols because the mormon church and the next door lutheran church have been spray painted several times in the last few days. >> some of the tags was derogatory, comments about the church, about heaven, about god.

>> reporter: the most offensive symbols swastikas and pentagrams were quickly painted over. the vandalism is being investigated as a potential hate crime, a felony. >> we did notice i think on the night that it occurred the motion detector going on and off over there. so i'm not sure if it happened then or what. >> reporter: another neighbor tells us it took hours to clean up some of the paint. >> they're out there painting the sidewalks and scrubbing the walls. two people are in serious condition including a child after their vehicle crashed into a muni train. it hammed around 4:30 yesterday afternoon and 14th avenue in the west port neighborhood. transit authorities say the driver slammed directly into the side of the train. sky 7 d shows the vehicle's crumbled hood and the train knocked off the tracks.

the driver and a 9-year-old passenger were rushed to the hospital. no one on the train was hurt. police want to find a robber who threatened to blow up three different drugstores in santa clara county this man demanded oxycodone. it happened last month on earlier this month, once nin mountain view and twice in morgan hill. in all cases the so-called bomb turned out to be a dud. >> just by simply having a bomb threat in addition to tally seeing a device and having it there is terrifying to the public. it's scary for a police department. it takes up a lot of resources and time and it's dangerous. >> witnesses say the man had a raspy voice and wrinkled skin. he was wearing all black and left on a black sports type motorcycle. the zoeckediac killer a serial killer never identified or caught. police say he killed five victims. the zodiac has haunted investigators in letters claimed he killed 32 others.

but now abc 7 news reporter vic lee says there's a new theory on who the zone yak is. >> reporter: in september 1969 a masked man stabbed two people at lake berryessa in in anapa county. police confirmed this was a zodiac killing. chris harris was making a documentary about the zodiac and went to napa. he was sitting in a diner not far from another customer. >> then he turned around and said, do you have any idea what it's like to know you have to kill? well, i didn't say a word. i sat there in terror. >> reporter: decades went by. last year this book, the most dangerous animal of all, was published written by gary stewart who claims his father was the zodiac. chris harris was stunned. >> but this is a man who was in that diner. >> reporter: harris says he has further proof best is the zodiac.

in 1969 a cab driver paul stein was shot and killed in san francisco. days later a local peyton manning er received a letter from the zodiac saying he did it along with a piece of a bloody shirt. police had also found finger prints on a cab that may belong to the zodiac. here are earl's prints. >> and on his right index finger it definitively shows he has a scar. the zodiac left his fingerprint on the cab and that same scar on the right index finger is right there. >> reporter: again, here is best's fingerprint with the scar. this is a print left on the taxi perhaps by the zodiac. san francisco police spokesman says the book's author it did speak with investigators before, but it went nowhere. >> the information we obtained may not have had the amount of evidence that we need, or it could can be some other factors where we were not able to make that connection.

>> reporter: police say in almost five decades they've investigated and cleared thousands of suspects and the tips keep coming in. vic lee abc 7 news. warm weather and dangerous waves this weekend. right now there's a high surf advisory in effect for the bay area coastline for large swells rip tides are expected thanks to a storm developing in the pacific ocean. that could spell trouble as people flock to the beaches to enjoy the record january warmth. lisa it is hard to believe it is january with the temperatures expected today. some hazy sunshine expected out there now. >> half moon bay forecasting 71 today. 74 in santa cruz. it's 41 right now. 52 at the airport. so there's no fog in the city, but it is around the bay and that haze is going to be with us. in fact unhealthy air. we'll talk about that and the records that we're anticipating coming up. >> lisa we'll see you soon. still to come can a shelter to

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8:11 is our time. the military says two marine ss have died after their helicopter crashed during a training exercise in southern california. authorities say the third marine aircraft wing chomer went down late yesterday afternoon at the base in 29 palm. both marines onboard died as a result of their injuries. the cause of the crash is under investigation. ernie banks has passed away. he was the first african-american player joining the team in 1953. he went on to am become an 11-time all-star and was the league's most valuable player twice in 1958 and 1959. banks was inducted into the baseball hall f famof fame in 1977. november of 2013 he was award

add presidential medal of freedom. the can cubs called banks the greatest cub in franchise history. a shelter for abused women is bug accused of letting them down. some say they feel victimized again by the very people who were supposed to help. laura anthony has the story from the east bay. me and my children were being abused. we didn't have anywhere to go. >> reporter: she is a single mother, a survivor of domestic abuse who moved in a emergency shelter in contra costa county november 2013 run by an agency called stand for families free of violence. they receive money in government grants and private donations. >> i know there's not good food in the emergency shelters. old bred about two weeks old and there's no baby food for the babies there.

it's disgusting, unsanitary. >> reporter: after a few months in the emergency shelter she was accepted into longer term transition al housing. that's when she says things got worse. especially after she reported to management that a staff member was stealing he donated items meant for clients. >> i've seen verbal attacks from the staff. i've seen them yell and make accusations and lie. i've seen them kick women out with nowhere to go. >> now i'm not being abused by a man. i'm being abused by a system. >> reporter: rachel is a survivor of domestic abuse. she and her two children are in the transitional program. rachel told us she too hasintimidation from staff. >> mental abuse. i feel like i'm still with my partner. i'm going to do what you tell me to do or else.

i came here for help. the last place i think i would be abused is here. >> this is a really serious allegation. >> reporter: the longtime ceo was herself a battered woman. >> and i want you to know that the safety and security of our clients is of utmost importance to me and i hope to every person in this organization. when we get complaints we investigate them and take them very seriously. >> reporter: shelters in an undisclosed location. on the emergency side there are 24 beds. on the transitional side apartments for nine families. >> it was a shelter of violence for me. >> reporter: 66-year-old ros entered the shelter last august. she was there for five weeks. >> they're not educated enough. they have no compassion. they show you no respect when you go to complain about something. and i have another five, six women that i could could connect with you that had the same

experience. >> i brought my kids to stand to keep them safe and i feel like i'm back with my abuser. it's just not right. >> reporter: all of the week we spoke with say they spoke with their case manager. one client even wrote a letter to the editor published by "the contra costa times" saying their can concerns have been largely ignored. >> they came there on the run with a bag of whatever. they need help there and they're not getting it. >> any client who has a concern withstand stand and the way we provide services is extremely concerning to me. i will investigate any allegations that come our way. >> reporter: none of the women we talk with want stand to close its doors. they know firsthand the need is too great. in contra costa county, laura anthony. >> stand has been in contra costa county more than 30 years. last fall it was one of four to receive part of a $2.6 million grant to help prevent domestic

violence homicides. happening today the oakland city council will meet in a rare saturday session to hear from residents and community groups about the black lives matter movement. the movement grew as a response to the deaths of several unarmed black men across the country last year n. oakland peaceful protests have often turned violence with windows being smashed and items set on fire. some of the protests have ended up on the freeways blocking traffic. a discussion begins at 1:00 this afternoon at city hall. authorities have tracked town more than $300,000 worth of wine stolen from the iconic restaurant french laundry. the bottles were taken on christmas day. bottles varied in price from several hundred dollars to near nearly $10,000 each. here is the bizarre part. yesterday the napa county investigators said they found 76 bottles at a private seller in greensboro, north carolina. but no arrests have been made so far. they didn't say how the wine got

there or how they tracked it down. french laundry is currently closed for remodeling. hollywood has called it a wrap this morning. in beshgrkeley a scene from steve jobs was being shot at a local restaurant on college avenue. abc 7 news reporter alan wang joined the crowd. >> reporter: for one night college avenue in berkeley is transformed into a scene from the early '80s where apple co-founder steve jobs ands would woznia wozniak were brain storming. >> reporter: every detail has to match the period. owner michael huntsman is an extra in the movie. did it help up get the job? >> they want the core more than me. >> reporter: bystanders tried to get a glimpse of michael fastbender who place jobs. no luck for lisa but she claims to have encountered jeff daniels at the coffee shop across the

street. >> i said hi. i don't think he heard me. of it was pretty cool though. i got a picture of him. that is jeff daniels sitting in his car. >> that's jeff daniels' chin. >> that's his face. i saw him. >> reporter: everyone is hoping for a brush with hollywood fame. this woman stumbled upon the screenwriter aaron sorkin. >> are you aaron sorkin? yes, indeed i am. we engaged in snappy banter because that's the only way you can speak to aaron sorkin. >> reporter: the support crew had police teamsters cater ers and extras. when finished one production craw member said the scene could take up one minute of the movie. in berkeley, alan wang, abc 7 news. akctress angela lansbury is starring in the golden gate theater in san francisco playing a medium who leads a successful

seance. the 89-year-old is an acclaimed tv and movie actress who has been nominated for 18 emmys. but her favorite acting experience, she says, is on stage where she can connect directly with the audience. >> i love the sense of being in touch with real people. everything you see is happening then and there. this is not a photograph. it's not a movie. it's reality. it's the real thing. >> bliss spirit runs through february 1. at the age of 89 she's looking pretty good. >> amazing . yeah really good. it's looking good outside in most spots. the fog has been confined to our east bay valley and the delta. looking out your window is probably nice and sunny. sun sets with 10 hours and 24 minutes of daylight. a warm looking weekend on the way. a look at hd. the san joaquin valley.

dense fog advisory. we're looking at the high surf from the sonoma county coast down to big sur. here is a look from mt. tamm where you can see some of that fog, also very sunny in san fran francisco. good morning, san jose. low 40s and you have been very mild at the coast this morning. 61 degrees, half moon bay. you may notice some of the ridge on top winds blowing pretty good and a nice look at the coast and high waves. you can see them already, 40 santa rosa. 43 in napa. low 40s and fog from fairfield and concord at 44. so we're still looking at the fog but it's gotten better in concord. went from a quarter mile visibility to just a mile now but you can still see how dense it is around fairfield. two and a half-mile visibility petaluma and no problems to the south bay. we're looking at those winds, though, up to 34 miles an hour. if you are biking up mt. tamm or

diablo maybe that is good distance. it will remain breezy above and that will allow for some warmer weather heading to the coast which will be the warmest place today. the pollutants trapped near the surface and you'll notice the poor air quality, maybe even feel it in the north bay and santa clara valley where the air will be unhealthy. once the ridge moves to the east another weather system heads our way and that should bring better air quality monday into tuesday, in fact, maybe even a sprinkle we can hope. poor air quality today, record highs are likely tomorrow. maybe a few today and then cooler and cloudier next week with the system coming up from the south. wave heights are building. in fact we're looking at ten-foot waves off the coast of monterey and we could see waves up to 15 feet. with breakers and the possibility of rip tides very dangerous. ocean beach today double barrel high pressure allowing for those offshore winds to really warm us up while at the same time

reducing the air quality. so we will look for the numbers into the 70s, even warmer tomorrow. it's warmer today than it was yesterday. 70 is the forecast high in san jose. the average high is 60. tomorrow we're going to 74 and then throughout the rest of next week still looks above average. 69 in fremont. 70 in san jose. upper 60s for morgan hill. mid-70s up for you in clear lake. the accuweather seven-day forecast looking at temperatures warmer tomorrow and then a few clouds hopefully cool us off a few degrees on mon day. this is january. tuesday and wednesday looking for more clouds, maybe some rain late monday into tuesday and back to sunny and mild. you can see what's showing up on live doppler 7 hd with the weather app. we have more information at abc7news.com/apps. we aredeeper into our drought. at least we have the weekend

which will co-opoperate with probably a lot of outdoor activities. >> i wouldn't be surprised to see a lot of people head out to our local beaches today to soak in the sun and the warmth. coming up, bar sports in the olympics? the table game that won a spot on the podium.

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it's half past the hour on this saturday january 24. i'm chris nguyen. we're hooking at hazy conditions to start our day. let's send it over to lisa argen for a check of live doppler 7 hd. >> that's for sure. you can see the haze. as you look out towards our east bay and, in fact underneath that we are looking at the poor air quality this afternoon. also, some fog to speak of. look at this. widely varying temperatures. 41 in morgan hill. 61 half moon bay and we're looking at 50s in between for oakland and san francisco. getting better though also by the delta. we're beginning to see better visibility. napa and petaluma two and a half miles. elsewhere is just sunny. here is emeryville. a little bit of haze on the horizon. over in oakland today and emeryville you're looking at low

70s. mid-70s up up to santa rosa and napa looking at upper 60s san francisco with the sunshine. we're talking warmer temperatures tomorrow. the extended outlook shows a cooldown, maybe some rain. chris? lisa, thank you. new this morning president obama spoke about middle class economics in his weekly address saying the growing economy is helping to raise all boats in the sea of recovery. the president expanded on that in his state of the union address saying the rising economy is restoring the link between hard work and growing opportunity. >> helping work ersers feel more secure in a world of constant change. making it easier to achieve child care, paid leave had health care, a home and retirement. it means doing more to help americans upgrade their skills through opportunities like apren apprentice apprenticeships. >> the president added it's time to stop pretending there's nothing the kun try can do to

help get ahead . the president is changing his travel plans for the coming week to make a high-profile visit to saudi arabia. the white house says the president will make his visit tuesday following a state visit to india. president obama will meet with the new king. vice president biden was originally going to lead the delegation. happening today jackie spear is holding a free event on health care enrollment. spear will share information and advice. he had educators will be offered as well as free flu vaccine to everyone six months or older. the event begins at 9:30 this morning at the del ray school in daly city. vandals hit a morgan hill

elementary school with messages of hate. we spoke to police about who may have been responsible for the crime. >> nobody should be fearful. >> reporter: graffiti was tagged all over campus. maria levy lives near by and was stunned to learn about the crime. >> it hurts. it's scary too, that maybe it might expand to something worse. >> reporter: the use of marijuana and other graphic images were spray painted all over campus. >> with the tags that were on the school property and the walls, the concrete as well as the doors, we believe they were juveniles based on what was tagged. >> reporter: the graffiti first noticed by the school's custodian was cleaned up through the day. damage was it in the thousands. >> vandalism speaks to crime. we want our students to feel

safe while there at school. >> reporter: not too far away police say one house was tagged and two vehicles smashed. c carrie dent found her car damaged by vandals. >> not appreciated at all. >> reporter: neighbors still in disbelief. >> i was shocked people would waste their time doing something destructive like that. >> reporter: the elementary school was outfitted with surveillance video. the california jobs picture is looking pretty good this morning. the state unemployment rate has fallen to 7% and 11,000 jobs were add eded last month in the bay area alone. that makes five straight years of job growth in the bay area the best showing since is the 1990s. caltrans preparing a road that's been closed since the bay area storm last month, the section of highway 1 that connects mill valley to the marin valley coast. john than bloom takes a look at why crews are working overtime

to get it fixed. >> reporter: contractors are working around the clock. >> we're working dawn to dusk. >> all in hopes of removing these detour signs by the end of next month. they've been here since last month's bay area storm. >> it wasn't as if this was the result of several dayses of rain. >> reporter: and just look it at the damage. engineers call it a slipout where the dirt slips out. >> think of an oreo cookie with three-quarters of the filling gone. all of the soil washed away so we had the pavement above and nothing beneath it. >> reporter: this is the fix. engineers call these soldier piles because they line up and stand at attention, a view shows the massive wooden wall they'll be holding up, a wall that will prevent this from happening again. you're looking at the tip of the iceberg. each one of these steel piles sticks up about six feet but go down 20 feet below where i'm standing each one encased in

concrete. they have done this before and they know they'll do it again. >> anytime you have a coastal highway especially a mountainous coastal highway you're going to have a lot of problems. >> no one knows that better than here at the pelican in. this has been a headache. >> lots of phone calls asking you know are we still open? can we still get here? do i it still have a reservation? >> you can see the guests eventually found their way here on the one remaining road. >> ten years it's been single lane. >> this ises sa life line. >> reporter: jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. if you end up driving on roads in san mateo county today

and may have had too much to drink, be warned that law enforcement will be out in full force with dui stops. police officers from san bruno, daly city with help from san mateo county sheriff's depputies will combine forces to man several checkpoints throughout the count y. 46 people have died and 374 injured from dui collision. they will pull drivers over at 6:00 tonight. the slam dance film festival opens. a world premier there has a local twist. wayne freedman has more now on the story we all know very well. >> reporter: the lore of the city, the day bat kid saved san francisco. if you weren't among the thousands who attended, you probably heard about it. we know one exception. >> what do you know about bat kid that day? >> zero. >> reporter: and isn't that strange because now dana may be

the world's biggest expert and here is why. >> abc 7 news starts right now with breaking news. >> reporter: that video comes from a soon-to-be released documentary about the bat kid phenomenon phenomenon. >> it was a good story. they didn't want a shopping spree to toys 'r' us or to jump the lines at disney. he just wanted to save people and be a hero for the day. >> most of us know mile scott's story. as ceo patricia wilson tells it bat kid took on a life of his own. >> no one can take credit for what happened that day. that belongs to san francisco. >> reporter: it was supposed to be small, maybe 200, 300 people involved. then it went viral. one of dana's questions, how and why?

the family to make a wish to anyone involved they weren't asking for anything other than, hey, can a couple hundred people come down to city hall and dher on a little boy? they didn't want anything from anybody. >> reporter: and look what she got. miles said he wanted to be a superhero to save people. well he did. it began as a pretend game and then became real. still to come eating insects is considered a tell kaes delicacy in many parts of the world. now the joy of eating bugs is spreading to america. the creepy crawl yy craze. but first, a live look outside this morning. as lisa mentioned earlier, temperatures expected to hit the 70s today. oakland could see a record high. some hazy conditions this morning. the accuweather forecast is just minute

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have you ever tried eating a chocolate covered ant or scorpion? insects range from delicacies to common staples in many parts of the world. "consumer reports" has partnered with 7 on your side and michael finney for a report on the latest food craze. bugs.

>> reporter: when we see someone eating bugs it's on a reality it tv show. >> you'll have to eat these hissing cockroaches and this blood filled with maggots . >> reporter: hoping americans can overcome the ick factor introducing cookies and snack bars made with cricket flo ur. this promotes a bar. >> we rent them, throw them on the sheets and we cook them and mill them down to flour. >> reporter: they contain up to 40 dried ground crickets. it has two times more protein than beef and 15% more iron than spinach. and in a blind test, food experts answered the all-important question, how does it taste? they sampled six snack bars as well as some cookies. could they detect any traceses

of of insects? >> nothing unusual in the taste? >> for the most part the bars had sim am, straight ingredients listings with fruits nuts, hohn honey, flax and, of course, crickets. >> reporter: as for the cookies they tasted more of coconuts than crickets. because crickets are closely related to shrimp people with shellfish allergies should avoid products containing cricket flour. cricket flour doesn't come cheap. costs about $1 an ounce. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> lisa, will you make some cookies with cricket flo ur? >> anyway. >> to each his own, right? >> you may like the weather today but it's dry out there. we know it and we have the haze. this ises a view from our tower camera, no wonder it's another spare the air day. the 21st of the season.

50 downtown. average high 58 today. how about 67 and more records around the bay. we'll show you next. lisa, thank you. coming up, all about klay klay thompson , that is. what he was able to pull off during last night's warriors game to set a new nba record.

welcome back, everyone. this time of year we're used to wearing long sleeves and denim jeans, but if you put away your t-shirts and shorts might want to break them out today . >> that's right. turn up the heat. open the windows. it will be a beautiful day, for the most part. if you erase the spare the air and the dangerous surf so i guess most of us will enjoy it. this is what we have and, in fact highlighting the high surf advisory from sonoma. the fog right now in the sacramento valley but a little bit of it still in the delta . concord is up to a mile and as you get westward things are improving except for valleys where the dense air is descending and we have two and a half mile visibility in petaluma. you can seep the haze here .

48 in san carlos. low 40s, morgan hill and mild at the coast with 63 degrees half moon bay. a light offshore wind. more scenes like this today. the surf really are will be building again right through tomorrow. 45 petaluma as well as fairfield so those cool numbers where we have the fog from santa rosa to napa and livermore just at 43 degrees. another look at the visibility looks good though. east bay and south bay wait for another hour and a half or two before it begins to lift around the delta. gusty winds on top of mt. tamm higher elevations of the east bay. up to the north, 37-mile-an-hour gusts. if you're heading out for a run or bike ride you may notice those breezy winds. the poor air quality in the santa clara valley. big dome of high pressure will get better air. it will take another couple days but by tuesday looks to be

better. the haze emeryville about 70 today. poor air quality with the building ridge and more record highs are likely tomorrow . cooler and cloudier next week. the chance of a shower late monday into tuesday and it's very light if we see anything at all. ten-foot waves from monterey, nine feet half moon bay, these are very, very big, the rip tides and sneaker waves. hopefully you can stay at a safe distance. temperatures today compared to where we should be, looking from 10 to 14 degrees above average. so it's supposed to be 59 in the livermore valley. forecasting a high of 70 and, once again, maybe a record in oakland today at 72. so in san jose, 70 today. warmer tomorrow, and then slightly cooler. still above average even with that next weather system coming in by tuesday. very little chance of rain. you saw it move up quickly into tuesday. but as we go through february 3,

we're still looking overall dry with that ridge not bust inging . 81, very gusty winds in southern california. look for 69 in fremont. 75 santa rosa. 67 in the city and the accuweather seven-day forecast. record warmth continues the. slightly cooler more clouds maybe a shower tuesday. we were advertising this last weekend. it'll be gone by monday and then maybe some more february-like weather as february arrives. >> all right, lisa, thank you. turning now to sports, michael jordan never did it. neither did larry or lebron or anybody else. klay thompson made nba history last night. abc 7 news sports director larry beil has more in the sports report. good morning, everybody. the warriors hosted the kings last night and this was your norm al average nba game until klay thompson exploded.

he scored 37 points in just the third quarter. and just in case anyone was wondering whether klay should make the all-star team this is all third-quarter evidence klay playing some defense . the steal, the score is tied at 60. why not stop and pop a three? bang. then klay enters another stratosphere. splash brothers big step, klay with authority . klay hit three after three after three. he was 9-9 on threes just in the third period alone. thompson hit all 13 of his shots in the quarter. gets the kind bounce coming up. this was a good idea that they did not trade him for kevin love. klay sets an nba record with 37 in the third. nobody else wanted to even shoot the ball. they said keep giving it to klay. we're not wore think. he finished with a career high 52 for the game. warriors roll for the win. the star of the show. >> i was just really focused and

hitting some tough ones. i was in a great flow. i knew i was due for a big half because in the first half i had so many good looks i just barely missed and man, even i'm shocked. that was crazy . >> that was crazy. how cool is this. klay's dad michael thompson was on the lakers team plane and following along with his son's exploits in a record setting performance. that is one proud papa. australian open, the 26th seed serena ran away with the second and third. forehand winner down the line. williams would serve up a bagel in the final set match point, backhand scorched, to win it. serena on to the round of 16. sister venus also struggled early losing the first set, down 3-5 in the second, nice. wins the set in a tiebreak.

like her sister, venus would dominate the third. almost caught off balance and then swats it down the line. the forehand winner, venus also to the round of 16. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. still to come, a bridal frenzy in the bay area this weekend. the gown shopping excursion. ♪ ♪all day and all of the night - the kinks♪ ♪all day and all of the night - the kinks♪ yoplait. with a smooth and

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