>> live from the kgo broadcast center, this is abc7 news. >> it's saturday, july 11th. thanks for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. a first look at the forecast. lisa has the day off but leyla is here. >> good morning. the satellite quiet. we have a quiet start to the weekend. in fact, as we take a look at the exploratorium camera toward downtown san francisco. you see a little bit of puffy clouds hanging over the bay area. tomorrow some clouds. it will turn into a warm and sunny weekend. but the warm temperatures don't come back next week. you see the cloud deck. it's keeping temperatures a little on the cooler side and the inland areas. what is interesting is it is

going to be a little warmer by the coast. current temperatures right now san francisco, 60 degrees. it's going to be the upper 50s for mountain view san jose, morgan hill and half moon bay. >> leyla, thank you. time now is 5:01. developing news out of vallejo. firefighters are at the scene of a vegetation fire. the fire broke out at about 10:30 last night and was under control a half-hour later. crews will stay at the keen of the five acre fire until there are no more hotspots. sky 7hd was above a 45-acre fire about a mile away. the firefighters he want it from reaping homes nearby. a scary story out of the east bay this morning. police say there's a fake officer, complete with an official s.u.v., stalking people. an employee at the lawrence livermore national laboratory said she was followed all the way to tracey by what appeared

to be a livermore police s.u.v.. >> we have the story >> the reason they know it wasn't anosser the police officers only use ford explorer s.u.v.s and all have specific painting on the side and that's not the type of vehicle that was following the lab employee. >> you notice the white s.u.v., followed her. the white tahoe or suburban had a police light bar open top and unlike real police cars with simple livermore police letters it has the words capitalized and uncapitalized. the caller said the s.u.v. followed her for miles along testler road all the way to tracey. because she was nervous she never went home and drove into her driveway and the s.u.v. drove by. the next day she gave employees a heads-up of what happened.

>> another employee came forward and said they saw a similar -- they saw what they believe was the same vehicle described traveling on the road. >> investigators hope that anyone who spots the suspicious s.u.v. around the lab or around town will give police a call. and if they ever think a phoney cop is trying to pull them over call 911 immediately. abc7 news. >> happening now if you driving in san francisco this weekend, keep in mind the approach to the bay bridge is closed until monday morning. here's a live look at the bring. some people didn't get the word and they bayed for it. katie has more. >> this came as a surprise to some. >> i don't know what doyle is all i know is how to get up to santa rosa and that's going across the golden gate bridge. >> in his defense, he lives in folks. and irene has a home in continue broken but tech in ically lives

in london. he was also caught off-guard. >> it's a big surprise, and it's like an adventure. it took us 90 minutes for a 15-minute drive on the way in. >> he had better luck leaving san francisco. check out the traffic leaving the golden gate bridge at 6:15 in the evening. wide open. southbound traffic around the same time, almost at a standstill. it turn out to be a good alternative because of added service across the bay. the golden gate bridge district reports 1,000 extra riders from the larkspur terminal near the morning commute. one man said his commute had 33 people on board instead of ten. >> it was kind of unusual. >> at the end he was stuck at the end of a very long line. >> never seen it like this. it's only half the distance less than half the distance. >> but he easily made it on board. overall smooth sailing on this

rare commute day road closer. katie marzullo abc7 news. >> the doyle drive closer stopped a drunk driver trying to get away from the highway patrol troll yesterday. he crashed his mustang on the golden gate bridge. he then got boxed in by a line of chp cruisers who happened to be at the closer. they had to break out his window to arrest him. download our free abc7 news app. we will also let you know as soon as doyle drive reopens. a man fell on a track last night. the 57-year-old became trapped under the platform at the north station. bart officials closed the station while rescue workers pulled her to safety.

she remained conscious and they took her to the hospital. they do not suspect foul play. >> a bargaining team for the largest union for workers to santa clara county will meet to discuss the next step after members discussed a new four-year contract proposal. right now 9,000 county workers including 911 dispatchworkers hospital lab technicians and social workers are working without a contract. pay, staffing and healthcare contributions are the key sticking points. forensic investigators have confirmed a gun found in the bay was used to shoot and kill a woman in san francisco. francisco sanchez has been charged with the murder of kate steinle on pier 14 last week. sheriff ross mirkarimi defended his actions yesterday keeping sanchez in san francisco after an arrest instead of turning him over to immigration officials. he said i.c.e. did not make the

proper request. >> had i.c.e. sought to request a legal order or warrant, the san francisco sheriff's department naturally, and will always comply and would have complied if that legal order or warrant would have been presented to us. >> i.c.e. responded saying it strongly disagrees with mirkarimi, adding despite a formal request from i.c.e. to the sheriff's department seeking notification of his impending release, the individual was released without notifying i.c.e.. republican presidential candidate domed trump has been vocal about the shooting, claiming an unsecure border. yesterday he held a news conference in los angeles after meeting with the families of americans who were killed by undocumented immigrants. one of the families lost a son in san francisco. trump said mexico and other governments are taking advantage of our border and immigration laws. >> they are sending criminals to us and we're putting those

criminals in jail, oftentimes after they have killed somebody or hurt somebody >> the father of drew rosenberg met with trump yesterday. rosenberg was killed by an undocumented immigrant in 2010 after being hit on his motor cycle and them run over several times. map served 43 days in jail and was deported after a long court battle involving rosenberg's father. don rosenberg doesn't want undocumented immigrants to be allowed to d. >> during the hearing you hear they have to work, they contribute and they have to take kids to school. and that's the reason why it's okay they kill people. >> my brothers and sisters the working community we're not good enough. >> he calls his criminals and rapists, we are none of the above. >> demonstrators protested outside the news conference. a bigger protest is expected to meet him in phoenix today. some farmers who were

ordered to stop drawing water from rivers and streams can start using the water again. yesterday a judge issued a temporary restraining order against the state water resources control board. the judge said the board ordered cutbacks without any hearings, allowing for due process. they believe the decision could have an effect on all ordered cut backs statewide. time now is 35:-- 5:09. a mild start to the weekend. >> it is. we aren't going to get any kind of rain this weekend. let's take a look outside from our roof camera toward the embarcadero. you see the low clouds starting to dissipate, leaving us with nothing but sunshine. below-average temperatures but i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up after the break. >> thank you. see you soon. and pushing actors to their breaking point. why people just can't put away their phones. and the newest history in the race to the future. it won't go very fast, but it will go pretty far and without

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>> ellen powell is out as ceo of reddit after a heated posting. the sudden firing of an employee she was called out. powell said she's stepping down because she disagrees with the board of directors' vision for the future. however, she'll still consult for the board. reddit's steve hoffman will take over as ceo. check this out. a dashboard camera caught a cycling cell phone thief this week. a man on a bike swiped her

i-phone right out of her hands. the 31-year-old woman tried to chase the man down who the man whose dashboard camera recorded the incident gave chase too. no one was hurt but no arrests have been made. speaking of cell phones an increasing number of artists say the devices are disrupting their shows. it happened during a recent broadway show at new york's lincoln center and you are about to see what a star did. abc7 news reporter spoke with theater goers in san jose to get their reaction. >> broadway star lapone is being applauded in more ways than one. she had enough when she saw someone texting during her performance. she snatched the phone away. >> she was sitting in the second seat and she was oblivious to everyone except for herself and her phone. >> we spoke to patrons at the stage company who say they pay good money to see a live show but all too often gets disrupt bid someone near them.

>> it's dark in the theater and your cell phone light goes on you are pretty much distracted by the cell phone light and not watching the form answer in the theater. >> you are there to enjoy the show. >> randall king, the co-founder of stage company, said while cell companies make it distracting for his employers, he's not entirely disenchanted by cell phone dependency because he knows some things can't be replaced, even by a phone cast members say ultimately it comes down to respect. >> i think it's less about the live theater but thinking about other people in general. >> and that means if just for a few hours focus what's in front of you and not what is in your hands. janet o., abc7 news. >> on thursdays i-team showed you how squatters are causing a crime wave in oakland. now you will see a man trying to do the opposite. you see a man squatting in one

of the highest crime areas a few years ago. he cleaned up the event and house. dicaprio hopes to own it soon thanks to adverse possession. a person can claim title to the property if the item is property and claimed for a period five years continuously and if they paid all the taxes. >> it goes way back to the founding of the u.s., where people would stake claims to land and then they would do whatever, they would minor farm or ranch and they were presumed to be the owners >> dicaprio researched the area and found a home where the owner passed away with no surviving heirs. >> gas prices spike overnight of a a new report of declining in california. it is up from $3.49 cents a gallon but significantly down from $4.12 cents a year ago. >> we have to gut our way

through as motorists. we don't think it has long-term impact. a lot has to did with the exxon mobile refinery that had an explosion in the spring. it will be a little while and that's been having an impact. the bay area average right now is $3.47 a gallon. experts say prices could soar from 20 cents to 50 cents a gallon over the next week. every few years a group of stanford's finest engineers make a trip to australia with one very funny-looking car. as reporter jonathan bloom explains, it's a competition that puts their skills to the ultimate test. >> that is about the loudest noise you will hear out of this car. in just a few months it will be quietly zipping through the australian outback in a in a race with vehicles powered nothing but sunlight. the car is covered in solar

cells. >> imagine running a toaster and trying to have your car run on that amount of energy. >> but stanford students have gotten good at this. their last car placed fourth in the race, luminose. that design was all about arrow dynamics, and the new car takes it to the extreme. >> the major difference is you have the driver on the right side and battery back on the left side. the previous car had a driver in the middle. it reduced drag by 10% but created a new problem. now the steering wheel was off-center. >> if you think about it, every car on the road has that. it's very complicated. >> with all the work that's gone into the car, getting to be the one to drive it would be game more, but it's kind of gloomy. this car is definitely not built for comfort. >> we wanted to be more aggressive about the design so we made the compartment inside. >> temperatures can reach up to 100 degrees and forget good

mirrors. a driver warns other people about kangaroos. >> you have very low visibility, win or lose, they have gone on to work at tesla and on google self-driving cars. >> it's one of the greatest things the school offers. >> at stanford, jonathan bloom a. about. c7 news. happening today, the avon 37 breast cancer run begins at fort mason at 7:00 a.m. it covers 39 miles of the scenic north bay. these are scenes from last year's rock. across the golden date, continue to south toledo and continue to the park. they will walk back to san francisco sunday. funds raised goes toward breast cabser research and care programs. we are in for a relatively nice weekend, right? >> oh, yeah. >> and hope in i a good one for the people participating in the walk. >> yeah. you definitely want to bring the sunscreen and plenty of water. it will be on the warmer side.

but if you are driving one of those solar-powered vehicles, you won't have any problem. you won't stall anywhere because we have lots of sunshine ahead of us. take look at live doppler 7hd radar satellite. not bringing back any recurrence. it's a quiet start right now. we have a little bit of a low cloud deck hanging over the bay area. but that is soon to dissipate. it's already starting to mix out. we take look from our emeryville camera toward san francisco and the eastern span of the bay bridge. you see fairly clear conditions as we look toward the west and the south. visibility, pretty much unlimited everywhere with the exception of a bit of fog near santa rosa and on the coast at half moon bay if you are traveling along the coast be careful and use your low beams this morning. a radar satellite is showing the trough of low pressure that will be circling around and bringing in moisture for many of our areas of the bay particularly in the east bay. but then that's all going to move out and it's going to be replaced with some high pressure as we move a little closer towards the middle of next week.

looking right now from our sfo camera. you see the clouds and already we start to see some breaks there. current temperatures in san francisco, 60 degrees. 62 in oakland. in the upper 50s from mountain view san jose. 57 morgan hill. half moon bay at 57 degrees. and it's going to be a little bit warmer by the coast than it is in the inland areas. it's actually going to be below average inland. being, we have the avon walk this weekend. our start will be at 60 degrees. it will be on the cooler side by 10:00 a.m. 64 degrees. 68 and sunny by 2:00 p.m. and 74 degrees by this evening. so definitely going to want to pass the cool pack. the baseball forecast, the giants take on the phillies at at&t park, first pitch 63 degrees. and sunset at 8:33. a high for today around the bay area, mostly sunny and warm. 79 degrees in the south bay many degrees and sunnyvale. along the peninsula you will find 77 degrees in redwood city.

upper 70s for palo alto, as well. and pacifica 54 degrees. in san francisco mostly sunshine, 58 degrees downtown. and the north bay 84 degrees in cloverdale. 82 degrees in lake port. 77 degrees and comfortable in sonoma. in the east bay still lots of sunshine, 70 degrees in berkeley. milder there. 74 degrees in sapp leandro 75 degrees as we move closer to fremont and hayward. 82 degrees in fairfield and 86 degrees in brentwood, 83 in livermore and mostly sunshine. lows for tonight, the clouds they come back. and now we are looking at mild temperatures once again. in the upper 50s to lower 60s more much. us. the accuweather seven-day forecast. for today and tomorrow below average temperatures in the inland areas. a little bit warmer by the coast. but the real warmup begins as we get closer to the middle of next week with 90-degree temperature readings for the inland areas. 80s in the bay and upper 60s along the coast.

summer is back. and you can see what's showing up on live doppler hd anytime with our weather app. it's free on apple's app store or google play. we have more information at abc7news.com/apps. >> looking at the temperatures you are forecasting it's a great day for 711's free slurps. >> sounds good! >> leyla, thank you. up next, the fourth awaken. a special behind the scenes look at the next

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>> an east bay family is offering a $10,000 reward for the return of their stolen going. the family posted signs all over lafayette-safe way where the dog was oner. he left cooper a 60-pound lab bra doodle in his car for less than 15 minutes and when he returned the dog was gone. a young white woman unlocked the door, open the door and snatched the dog. >> i take cooper wherever i go. this time i went a little too far with the window. i'm blaming myself, of course, but i hope we can find him. >> cooper's family said if the person who wants to return the dog to him, they will not press any charges. this morning federal officials are warning boaters to be careful when sailing near marin coast because of the number of whales. so far this has been a great whale watching season so

officials at the national marine sanctuary are alerting boats and larger vees tolls keep their distance from the whales all of whom fall under the marine mammal protection act. they are calling anchovies and crill near the shore. on the fourth of july 1 endangered whales were seen in one hour near an island. people at the san francisco zoo are keeping their eye on this panda. they shot this film. yesterday she was artificially inseminated. four months ago she was in a natural breeding session. the panda already has six cubs. veterinarians say she's nesting and spending lots of time in her so-called panda bedroom. the force is getting stronger this morning. new behind the scenes footage of the new star wars movie was shown at come con last night. the video shows new creatures,

new sets and very familiar faces. "the force awakens" comes out on december 18th. digs any owns the franchise and is also the parent company of abc7. >> much more ahead. hours away and why organizers felt so hard to built a korean war memorial in san francisco. and researchers on the lookout for hidden planets and how technology is giving

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>> we are starting this had half-hour with a quick look at the weather. leyla is here in for lisa argen. she's tracking the weather where you live. hi lay law. >> good morning. the clouds are still breezing in. in fact, reduced visibility if you look toward the east bay hills. we are starting off on a cloudy

note. we will have 62 degrees in the inland areas 52 degrees along the coast. all this will melt way and plenty of sunshine towards noon and 4:00 p.m. this afternoon. temperatures will be mild 76 degrees. inland areas 68 degrees around the bay and 62 degrees along the coast. >> leyla, thank you. new this morning, president obama is renewing a call for fair housing. in his weekly radio address the president explains that where a person lives often determines what opportunities they have in life. he added minorities are still being segregated in poor neighborhoods. and the administration is taking steps to make it he's year for communities to implement the fair housing act. >> we are using data on housing areas to help cities identify the areas that need the most help. we are doing more to help communities meet their own goals. and by opening up this data to everybody, everyone in the community, not just elected officials, can weigh in. >> mr. obama said while the u.s.

doesn't guarantee equal outcomes we do strive to guarantee an equal shot at opportunity. president obama used his executive power again to by pass congress. this time to the delight of california environmentalists. yesterday the president designated three wilderness areas as national monuments. among them is barry at the snow mountain. an area half the size of yosemite starting just north of the lake. it includes pine forests mountain peaks 7,000 feet high. bald eagles have called it home as has native americans for several generations. >> it has been a refuge for native americans for 11,000 years. >> congress had refused to declare it a national park, so president obama used his executive power to declare it a national monument. it protects it from do

development but keeps it open for hunting fishing, camping and mountain biking. happening today, historic ground break fourth a korean war memorial at san francisco's presidio national cemetery. it marks years of work to get the memorial established. many think the memorial is long overdue. of a more than 30,000 graves in the cemetery. 7233 are veterans of the korean war. >> this is called the forgotten war because i don't think history gives it the kind of attention it should, it was a good project. it also kept me out of the house. >> retired marine lieutenant colonel john stevens headed the project. you can head to our website for more information at abc7news.com. new details this morning

n.a.s.a. has revealed the explosion of the spacex rocket last month cost taxpayers $110 million. it exploded just two minutes into the flight. more than 4,000 pounds of food, clothing and science experience went up in smoke. n.a.s.a. also said it paid spacex 80% of the fee it was scheduled to receive for the mission >> a few years ago researchers discovered an invisible planet. they know it's there but they just can't see it. now some u. c. researchers have found ways to find planets while they are asleep. eric thomas looks inside the automated planet finder. >> this is an artist's representation of the planets we discovered. >> you can say it's all in a night's warning for lauren but the process takes longer. that's why lawyer and her team members at the university of california set out to super

charge a telescope known as the automated planet finder. >> the automated planet finder is a telescope that's dedicated for looking at the the stars and finding the planets around them. >> the telescope is situated at the observatory near san jose. it sips for planets that are essentially invisible, washed out by the light of the stars they orbit. it moves in on movement or would bling that suggests a star is being pulled by gravity from a hidden planet. for years they had to work through the night to keep it centered on would bling stars and then they had a better idea. >> with computer programs to replace ourselves so we can go to sleep. >> the software makes human-like judgments, from only opening the hatch on clear, dry nights to swinging the telescope to exact positions at exactly the right times. and after weeks of automated automation. >> we found a nearby star that

has three super earth-type plan he is. >> the central star has the somewhat uninspiring games of hd7924. but for the recently newly discovered planets opened it. i think everyone should get to name their own planet. >> maybe eric's star, just a thought. >> good one, eric. one or bits the sun on a 30-day cycle. this marks the tenth year abc7 has celebrated student achievement with the scholar programs. every year we reward scholarships toward the college education. one earned an associate degree from merit college in oakland at the age of 14. ♪ ♪ >> john identifies himself as a musician athlete and dancer.

he's also a hard-working student who has overcome adversity. growing up poor and gay in oakland. >> given my background and the love of the bay area i personally feel driven to give back to people in my same situation. >> he dead indicates many hours giving back to his community and is headed to stanford university in the fall to study chemistry. >> i'm interested in studying the science of addiction because that is close to home for me. >> you are a smart and ambitious guy but there's something about you that wants to see how good you can get at everything, right? >> yeah. one thing i say is never settle. i never want not go for 100%. >> he amazes me almost every day because i find out something new about what he's done for the community. >> john has organized vol tier service projects for oakland's homeless shelters and revived clear straight alliance group to help connect students and teachers with the lbgt

community. >> it's been a great experience, and it's definitely i've been able to see my capacity to expand as a leader, and emotionally, too. >> congratulations on being one of our star scholars. we are really proud of you. >> to be a scar scholar is a great opportunity, i think to show somebody who is able to work past some of the problems that happened in oakland and to show if you take the students and you go the right way and you put the work in, you really can go somewhere. >> and john is going somewhere. dan ashley abc7 news. >> and you can watch our abc7 star scholar special tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. to learn more about john and the other abc7 star scholars this year. still ahead on the abc7 saturday morning news. the big surge and demand for water in contra costa county and how they are giving it away for free. but first, don't forget about

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b.e.d. go to bingeeatingdisorder.com and talk with your doctor. >> kids taking part in the giants program got to meet him face-to-face yesterday. giants have won three world series since then. the kids had championship meals

and had plenty of questions about what powers the players. they just want to know what every player eight and what everybody likes to eat in the clubhouse and what they eat to be able to play a better game. >> while they learned some kitchen skills, he rushed away to begin preparing the first of three player meals. he cooks about 90 pounds of meat on game days and plenty of call. palo alto library is one of 80 sites where children want get a free lunch through the summer food program. it fills the gap for children's who depend on lunch programs for more than 200 parents and children participate in the weekday program at the library. time is 5:41. getting a weather check with leyla. you are tracking some mild temperatures to start the weekend? >> i am. it will be a little mild and

cooler inland. below seasonal temperatures and warmer near the coast. let's take a look at a live picture. this is from our roof camera. look toward the day and looks like the low cloud deck is starting to mix out. that will reveal plenty of sunshine this morning. the sun has risen and we are going to be in for a beautiful mild weekend. >> also ahead a record-breaking night for the giants at at&t park that included a different kind of splash hit by a determined fan. rick quan has the highlights coming up in

>> well collin resch back. some central valley farmers who were ordered to stop drawing water from rivers and streams can start using that water again. yesterday a judge in sacramento

issued a temporary restraining order against the state water resources control board. the judge said the board ordered cutbacks without any hearings, not allowing for due process. legal analysts believe the decision could have an effect on all ordered cut-backs statewide. the water is free but the lines are long. it's one more sign of what some of us are doing to beat the drought. martinez is the latest place in the bay area to have people rushing for free water. and almost everyone there wanted to save their garden. >> this march tip necessary woman is watering her plants with a hose in the middle of the day. a no-no under the current drought restrictions but this is okay because the water is recycles and coming from a tank in her truck. >> without this water we wouldn't be able to water the lawns or keep up our gardens or other plants that we have. >> six days a week there's a steady stream of people lining

up to take their share of free recycled water, offered by the central contra costa sanitary district. up to 300 gallons per district. >> it's pretty dry. >> the program started late last year. it really didn't take off until now. >> it absolutely has been hopping here. every day on the order of 100,000 gallons of recycled water. the program has now exceeded 2 million gallons. >> concord's mike hanson said he's now watering his lawn and garden almost exclusively with this stuff. >> we have a pretty good size garden in the back and have a transfer pump. we transfer all this in a 275-gallon container and that supplements me for the whole week >> those who take advantage should be aware. 300 gallons of water weighs more than 2000 pounds. users should be certain their truck, trailer or car is capable of carrying as much as they take. in martinez laura anthony, abc7

news. >> starting next wednesday, all california state parks will shut off outdoor rinse stations in order to save water during the drought. the move could save 18 million gallons of water annually. mark officials suggest they bring jugs of water from home. leyla is in for lisa. we are in for a pleasant day in. >> yes. we need to do what we can to save water. here's a look at live doppler 7hd. the radar satellite is picking up very slight returns. we have the low clouds and a mix of clouds over the bay area right now. that's bringing our temperatures inland a little bit below average today. here's a look at san jose. a bit of a great start, as well from 101 and 880.

>> an area of low pressure that is hanging off to the east of us. but in a circular motion it's actually bringing some moisture. a little bit more moisture for us in the east bay. dryer conditions by the coast. and as a matter of fact the temperatures right now are pretty mild. we will actually see warmer conditions near the coast in places like san francisco. 62 degrees in oakland right now. 61 in concord 59 degrees in antioch. 58 degrees in fremont. 59 in san jose. 60 degrees in san francisco. 61 degrees in santa rosa. and our current wind speeds, pretty small with the exception of fairfield, 20 mills. everybody else, there isn't too much wind so the air is stable. that's going to keep the comfort level, i would say particularly if you are going to be in the city, san francisco or along the coast, a little less chilly than we normally see. we have a few events today. one is the avon walk for breast cancer. it starts in san francisco and it travels right across the golden gate bridge and into

corda madera. cloud cover over some parts. and certainly by 10:00 temperature in san francisco it will be 64 degrees. 2:00 p.m. the clouds start to melt away, leaving us with 68 degrees. and then by 6:00 p.m. 74 degrees in mild. we also have a game today. giants take on the philadelphia phillies. first pitch at 7:05. 65 degrees to get us going, 6 is degrees by the end of the game. sunset is set for 8:33. the arest of the state, warmer conditions in the southeast portions. yosemite 82 degrees and we have cloud cover farther to the north. 72 degrees in tahoe. 72 degrees in monterey. the highs for today around the bay area, 79 degrees in san jose. we will reach those temperatures by the afternoon.

78 degrees in sunnyvale, and 76 in san mateo, and 64 degrees in pacifica, 65 degrees in the sunset. warmer downtown san francisco. a move into the north bay 83 degrees in ukiah 75 degrees in sapp rosa, 78 in napa. bring the sunscreen, as well. if you are headed out bring the sunscreen and plenty of fluids. 76 fremont, a little warmer as you move inland, 83 in pittsburgh, 86 brentwood and mostly sunshine in pleasanton. the accuweather forecast, you see the relatively comfortable weekend, and then the temperatures start to creep up as we get closer to wednesday, thursday friday. that's when we are talking summertime temperatures. 90s expected inland. he joy the 80s while we have them? >> absolutely. >> thank you. turning to spores, tonight the giants will welcome the luck

50 millionth fan to at&t park. last night of the giants made history breaking their at&t record with 22 hits. here's rick quan with the miles in this morning's sports report. >> good morning. last night giants-greece game figured to be a ticker game. madison bumgarner and cole hamill. instead it turned into a blowout. this young philly fan would not have much to cheer about. one of his worse starts he struck out 7. giants broke it open in the fourth. angel pegan drives in a run with had hit. with the bases loaded, hunter pence takes hamill deep to right for the grand slam. hamill was roughed up for 9 runs. and this ball bounces off the right field bleachers in mccovey cove. the giants with a season-high 15 runs and 22 hits that.

fan was determined to get a souvenir and did despite nearly drowning >> oakland was at cleveland. brandon moss had a chance to say hi to his own team. months was not so happy to face a's rookie kendall graveman, who struck him out twice. he bears this big chopper and fires to first for the out. after graveman left in the sixth with the bases loaded things got ugly. drew forced in a pair of runs with back-to-back walks. michael brantley brings in two more runs with a single. 5-1 would be the final. and salazar got the victory. came within one out of pitching a complete game. a month after winning the nba championship, would you believe the warriors were back in action last night against cleveland? it was a summer league game in las vegas. no steph curry or lebron, but a lot of young warriors. loan any had his moments. golden state led at the half.

and they take one more look. mcadoo with a game-high 20 points. nice passing by the warriors sets him up for 2 of his 14. former stanford cardinal stars jason randall got in on the action knocking down a three. just like the nba finals the warriors beat the cavs. the dynamo got on the board in the tenth minute. and clark scores off the header. a late goal made the final 2-0, houston. with four games left in the regular season, the sabercats have already clinched the pacific division title. last night they put the hex on. he comes in around 315 pounds. san jose wins 56-35. meyers threw for seven touchdowns and ran for another. that is sports for saturday morning. i'm rick quan. have a great day.

>> and this morning, steph curry's wife gave birth to a baby girl. at around the same time his sister tweeted so happy. she then retweeted, her brother tweets and sends another tweet. oakland bound in the a.m. we will let you know when there's official confirmation. >> the espy awards. fan voting is underway right now. go to our website for a link to cast your ballot. abc7 news will be covering the espies in los angeles on wednesday. look for our live report starting wednesday at 4:00 p.m. the espies air right here on abc7 at 8:00 p.m. followed by abc7 news at 11:00. up next, the celebration of a teacher's vision where a new skate park will open in the east

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>> welcome back. here's the numbers from last night's drawings. nobody picked all six. tuesday night's jackpot goes up to $123 million. happening today an oakland high school teacher's vision to help his community will open today with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. it mark the completion of town park skate park in west oakland. community activist keith took it upon himself to build the skateboard park. he recruited volunteers and with with a generous donation from levi's built the only skate park in that area of oakland. a warning in the east bay. be aware of fake police following people. and the shut-down is on. it will surprise some drivers.

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>> it's saturday, july 11th. thanks for joining us. i'm chris win. let's get a quick look at the forecast with leyla gulen. she's in or lisa argen. good morning. >> good morning. welcome, it's of:00 a.m. we will have cooler than average temperatures inland. right now we have some low clouds that are just making their way through the bay area. back and forth we go. you see the low cloud layer making over san francisco as we move from emeryville toward the city and the eastern span of the bay bridge. our day plan he for the next twelve hours, we are starting off on the cloud did i and cooler note. it will eventually make way for some sunshine by noon and 4:00 p.m.. temperatures are going to be reaching 86 degrees in ouric land areas. 76 around the bay and