it's saturday july 18th. thank you for joining us. let's start with a first look at the forecast. here is lisa tracking doppler hd for us. >> this keeps our temperatures so comfortable. our marine layer and things are going to change over the next day or so. showing the fog here. it's this we'll be tracking. flood warnings here throughout south eastern california. thunderstorms for much of l.a. it's the usual. a nice start to the day in san jose. enjoy today. it should be the warmest out there. 65 in concord and livermore. it's sunny low clouds will be bringing back to the coast but will keep the temperatures around the bay from not getting

too hot. low 90s toward brentwood. upper 80s in concord and 60s remain at the coast. >> developing news out of chattanooga. the total number of victims in thursday's shooting is five. the navy issued a statement confirming a sailor shot died early this morning. the navy statement did not give the sailor's name. he was identified earlier as navy petty officer second class randal smith, who was serving on active duty in chattanooga. he was in critical condition since the shooting. throughout the state of tennessee, flags will be flown half staff to honor those five victims. authorities say kuwait-born muhammed yousef abdulazeez went on a shooting spree. he was shot to death by police. the fbi has not detailed a motive, but the attacks are under investigation as a potential act of terrorism.

>> a fire erupted yesterday in southern california, but an infuriating question were efforts to fight those flames from the air delayed by the interference of amateur drone operators? let's take a look at video of the flames near hesperia northeast of los angeles. officials grounded fire fighting planes almost half hour out of fear drones would collide with the aircraft. abc news reporter matt guffman has the latest. >> an inferno racing up the hill leaping on to the road. cars semis even boats bursting into flames. nearly 30 vehicles damaged. some turned into charged metal husks. the fire burning thousands of acres, moving so fast this family narrowly missing it. >> oh my god. >> you can feel the heat. >> the scene apocalyptic. exodus of motorists taking to the hills. sedans on single track roads this man from michigan on his first trip to california.

>> people running up the hill. it was a nightmare. >> his kids taking it hardest. >> i grabbed my kids. everyone was screaming. cars were on fire, blowing up. >> squadrons of jets dropping tons of flame retardant. helicopters dumping buckets of water on burning cars. >> that fire creating a massive curtain of smoke looming over oak hill. only 5% contained. the fire consumed more than 3,000 acres. >> where do you want me to go? >> get in your truck and leave. >> emergency efforts delayed because of interference of five personal drones in the area. abc news los angeles. for the first time, we are hearing the 911 calls from dublin that led investigators to the man accused in a kidnapping that vallejo police call a cocaine. details came to light last night on "20/20."

abc 7 news reported earlier the connection between that crime and a home invasion two months later in dublin. >> it was muller's cell phone that helped agents track down and arrest him in south lake tahoe. police are stand buying their investigation and refuse to apologize to huskins on her family. muller is scheduled to be in court august 27th. 8:004. dozens of friends paid tribute to a friend and former school mate. john denning jr was killed by an officer during a break-in and scuffle at a classic car garage in pleasanton. >> candles to honor a student, a scrimmage for a former player on

the field and balloons to pay tribute to a young man now gone. friends came together for john demming jr. >> it was a violent death. >> this is cell phone video of him singing the blues. he graduated from piedmont hill high school a year ago and had been focused on making music. his parents want answers. >> i want to know the truth. i want to know why we were told everybody had a body cam then the next thing we hear is he didn't the officer did not have a body cam. >> his mother said she was threatened when police served a search warrant after the shooting. >> i was afraid you know. it's not often you go to your gate and you have a gun pointed at you. >> detectives drive a break-in at a classic car garage that turned into a violent fight with officer and ended with demming getting shot in the stomach and face. they said he seemed unusually

strong. toxicology tests have not been released. the department declined to comment further because the district attorney is still investigating. abc 7 news. now to new details in the berkeley balcony collapsed. two more of the injured students from ireland are expected to return home within a week. the irish media outlet ret news reports their doctors are working with medical teams in ireland to coordinate rehabilitation plans before transferring them home. police are looking for three men accused of stabbing a man after making racial comments. sketches show two of the men that officers are looking for. the attack happened wednesday night in a parking garage in downtown palo alto. police say the men stuck a screwdriver into the 18 or 19-year-old victim's leg. the teenager wasn't seriously hurt but investigators are calling it a hate crime. a new report from the dmv says nearly 400,000 undocumented workers are now licensed drivers

in california. the state just passed a law six months ago allowing them to legally get a license. abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo has more. >> reporter: not too crowded on a friday afternoon. >> we've been able to get back to more normal numbers and normal wait times. >> reporter: back in january when undocumented workers were first allowed to get driver's licenses, the line stretched outside and around the building. >> dmv estimated we would have 1.4 million 8060 applicants apply for a driver's license. we weren't sure whether they would come in on the first day or if that was spread out three years. >> this surge of 400,000 licensees doesn't surprise immigration attorney sara sylvia taylor. >> there are so many people on the road driving who are showing their interest in learning the rules of the road. they want to be a part of a safer society. they want to learn. >> the law increases public

safety. at least one dmv customer agrees. >> better than somebody driving without a license and an accident happens. you don't know who was driving. you don't know where do they live. >> another customer says the law is fine by her as long as all drivers are held to the same standards. >> it's hard for people to look at the signs and know the rules. >> the licensees have set rule restrictions and do not allow benefits other than legal driving. the search for two suspected with a santa monica grow tweeted out this picture of 7500 plants seized worth about $16 million. they arrested one person. the park was shut down during the search. it will reopen this morning. >> the medicinal marijuana

industry is now catering to your four-legged family member. pet owners are claiming a treat made from hemp is curing their animals of a variety of ailments. >> his dog fred suffered from anxiety. he tried these hemp-based biscuits called treatables. >> were you able to calm him down so he wouldn't immediately be so on guard in the presence of other dogs. >> the pet shop says a lot of its customers claim treatables are curing their dogs from arthritis to appepilepsy seizures. >> the store has shelves of calming remedies but these hemp-based treats seem to be more effective because they are infused with cbds. >> humans and animals have a

system and receptors throughout our bodies. if anxiety is an issue the cbd works on stress receptors. >> auntie delores says they don't contain anything to make your dog high. veterinarians are skeptical because of the lack of research. pet owners are willing to try them. >> her dogs have more separation anxiety. this might be a better option for him. >> the treatables have been so effective pet owners have become interested in the products to treat themselves. >> a lot of money will make its way to bay area establishments. they are distributing 900,000 in grants to a number of organizations. among

them are the exploretorium and san francisco art institute which will fund scholarships to students the first in their families to attend college. 8:11. weatherwise, warm across much of the bay area when can we expect relief? >> we'll get relief in more high and mid-level clouds tomorrow. warm inland with 80s and 90s. look at the fog. you know where to go to cool off. that's the coast. 60. we have clouds toward the san ramon valley. livermore is cloudy. we'll tell you when you can expect the sun and how warm it's going to be today. talk about that chance of rain all straight ahead. >> thanks. also ahead, a timeless icon bringing back the hands of time to the golden gate bridge toll plaza. tried and tested. michael finley looks at the year's bes

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welcome back. the time right now is 8:14. good morning to our friends down in the south bay. taking a live look from our san jose camera. the skyline looking different these days. we'll get a check of the full accuweather forecast coming up. one of mexico's volcanos

spewed a large column of ash into the sky early yesterday. look at this video. this is mexico's national disaster prevention center says it vented 36 times and exploded twice. authorities posted a yellow alert and urged people not to get close to the volcano. they are telling people to cover their nose and mouth with a damp cloth in case of an ash fall. active volcano is 43 miles outside mexico city. >> a beach on the central coast damaged in may by an oil pipeline rupture reopened. in santa barbara county, the beach is now safe for swimmers, beach goers and campers. they can't believe how pristine the beach look. >> we come as part of a group for a yearly camp. we got lucky it opened just in time for our trip. >> it looks terrific. we were trying to find any oil at all and we couldn't see any.

>> crews spent nearly two months cleaning up more than 21,000 gallons of oil that soiled the beach and the ocean. a preliminary investigation suggests corrosion played a role in the break. >> 8:16 the time. after almost a one-year absence the clock hands of the golden gate bridge clock are moving again. the body was placed back on its perch in april but the hands were reattached a few days ago as retrofitting to the plaza ended. we all know mowing our lawns can be a real chore, especially as we try to use less water during the drought. a good mower can make a big difference. 7 on your side is partnering with consumer reports and has good choices to consider. >> this five-acre plot of land in florida is consumer reports' lawn mower testing headquarters. dozens of models including

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>> this $700 honda offers excellent cut performance whether bagging, mulching or inside discharge mode which is helpful if you let your grass get too tall. this less expensive honda is a consumer reports best buy for $400. while it's not as good in side discharge mode as the $700 honda, consumer reports tests found it's slightly easier to handle and control. for a little less money, consumer reports recommends the self-propelled toro recycler model 2332 and it costs $360. michael finley 7 on your side. a grand prize winner announced for san francisco's ugliest lawns. the competition was an effort to conserve water during the drought. the winner wilson ang had more than 1,000 votes in his favor. his front yard is infested with gophers, has dog pee and poop and snails and pugs everywhere. they are throwing a block party

in the outer sun set to celebrate the winner and will get a full-yard makeover with drought tolerant plants. time is 8:19. i have to say, those neighbors deserve a party having to put up with that. when you think about dog pee and poop? that is too much for me. >> i agree. we are starting out with other marine layer that is healthy this morning. spreading a good deal of cloud cover across the bay, even into parts of our east bay. it is cloudy in mount view oakland, livermore, hayward this morning. some sunshine here in san francisco, but the clouds will be at the coast. yesterday upper 60s half moon bay. have been pretty mild at the shoreline. here is a look at the remnants of tropical storm delores. a flash flood watch issued for parts of southern california. as we track this the moisture continues to pump up into

central and northern california in the next couple of days. 40 mile-an-hour winds and by sunday, we'll feel it. we'll see the extra cloud cover as well. also into monday. by tuesday, it pushes east and should be out of here. the temperatures will cool by that time. here is a look at our tower camera. all the cloud cover over the city. it is still mild at 61. 64 in mount view. low 60s half moon bay and morgan hill. pretty shot with the sunshine here. it will be partly sunny to partly cloudy in san francisco today. upper 60s for a high. 64 with a pretty good delta breeze in fairfield. just a couple of 90s out by our inland east bay east livermore today and sunny in san jose. not a whole lot of change for you. average highs in the low 80s. you'll hit that again today. warm inland throughout the weekend. but today could be the warmest day simply because of the cloud cover coming back into play tomorrow.

then that will also bring muggy conditions with a chance of isolated showers right on through monday. timing out the marine layer, it should be sunny for everyone by about 10:00. here we are 11:00 remaining cool at the coast. we'll see numbers pleasantly warm typical inland today. in terms of what's ahead for your sunday we'll still have the low clouds, but an upper level trough. we've got the aids walk tomorrow. might feel sticky. then by about early on we'll begin to see some of that moisture in the atmosphere. possibility of a shower come 2:00. cloud cover with us. this is monday. still looking at some showers, maybe a thunderstorm in the sierra nevada will be quite active, as well. with the aids walk, 63 cloudy tomorrow. then 67 at 11:00. upper 60s. comfortable and we will look for a few peaks of sun here and

there overall today, the sunnier day by far over the weekend. 89 in concord. 81 in fremont. 74 in oakland today with 81 napa. santa cruz, mid 70s. waves will be kicking up point south. accuweather seven-day forecast. warm inland the next couple of days. muggier tomorrow. that continues monday. maybe an isolated shower and looking at cooler weather for the second half of the week. saw something on twitter where they are collecting the rain water. good idea for what they get there today. this year's aids walk we talked about it tomorrow. if you need more information. >> we know thousands of people are going to turn out for that event. you mentioned temperatures in the sacramento valley in the 90s. any time that happens, people come rushing for relief. get ready for a very busy weekend. >> certainly. >> thank you. up next, a setback for efforts to bring in a walk-in theater to san francisco. how organizers are scrambling to

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c welcome back. a kick starter campaign to bring in a walk-in movie theater to hayes valley neighborhood failed to raise enough money, but there is still hope. it was designed to feel like a

drive-in theater, but with no cars allowed. the campaign ended thursday with just $82,000 raised. yesterday the group behind it announced the formation of a nonprofit called here for now which will help finish raising the money. they hope to do it in time for a film festival in the fall. >> a rock star put his show on hold when he saw a woman being hit in the crowd. it happened in colorado at a 3 door down concert. brad arnold stopped the show, yelled at the man then had him removed. the crowd erupted in cheer. the guitarist posted the video to the band's facebook page saying, just another reason i'm proud to be in this band. much more ahead on abc 7 saturday morning news. >> sonoma county dairy country issues a recall on some of its products. the trip to the vatican, san jose's mayor is getting ready to take.

it's half past the hour on this saturday morning. glad to have you with us. i'm chris nguyen. let's get a check of your bay area forecast. hi lisa. >> good morning to you. pretty shot from our camera where we can see the clouds beginning to part. a bit of a southwest wind keeping temperatures pretty

mild. parts of the north bay 64 in novato. 64 by the delta. a healthy wind allowing for temperatures to not get so hot so quickly in our east bay valley. you can see it's pretty gray out towards emeryville and oakland. up into the north bay. seeing sunshine in parts of san jose and also in concord this morning. walnut creek. this is what is headed up to parts of central california. we'll get a little bit of this come sunday in terms of the high and mid-level clouds and more humidity. today it's the usual with 70s and 80s. will be warm inland. 60s with the fog at the coast. >> thank you. >> new this morning a bay area dairy farm is recalling one of its products because it might contain pieces of plastic. clover farms has chosen to recall its 2% milk throughout northern california. the gallons quarts and half gallons have an expiration date of july 29th. the company issued the recall last night. clover says if you purchased the

milk, return it to your grocery store for a full refund. new this morning president obama talking about the long-term deal announced earlier that will prevent iran from getting a nuclear weapon. the president said this agreement cuts off every pathway that iran could take to develop a nuclear weapon. he says the deal will make america and the world safer and more secure. >> there is a reason this deal took so long to negotiate. we refused to accept a bad deal. we held out for a deal that met every one of our bottom lines and we got it. >> president obama will continue to press the deal. next week he will address the veterans of foreign wars convention and hopes the deal will keep the united states a beacon of hope and leadership for future generations. >> also happening today. just over a week after the removal of the confederate flag in south carolina, one group plans to rally. the kkk will protest at the south carolina state house today. the group says its message is not about hate but more about

white pride. governor nikki haley hopes the people of south carolina will stay away from the protest. law enforcement is stepping up to ensure the public is safe during the rally. happening today a public hearing for a north bay developmental center being forced to shut down in three years. the sonoma developmental center is holding a hearing for families and friends of residents to discuss the center's transformation. governor jerry brown signed a bill requiring the center to come up with a plan to close by 2018. the state will spend $50 million to transition residents into community-based housing but many people do not want the center to close. >> closing arguments will be held next month for an emotional-charged trial over frozen embryos involving a cancer survivor her ex-husband and ucsf. the woman says the embryos are her last chance to have a child of her own. >> reporter: the trial over embryos frozen at ucsf may be

the mid point of a major legal battle. >> we are prepared to take this up as far as the appear goes. >> in 2010 they signed paperwork to create the embryos. >> under california law there is a big difference between a medical directive and binding contract. >> fresh from a cancer diagnosis and aware of her advanced age, lee testified she signed the documents without much thought. now years later and divorced, she wants the embryos. something ucsf and finley's attorneys are fighting in san francisco superior court. >> they want the medical directive enforced and the medical directive calls for the embryos to be thawed and discarded. >> tonight wore comment but the case boils down to the definition of the document. your position is it's not a contract? >> that's exactly right. it's a medical consent form.

they can be revoked or changed. >> closing arguments scheduled for august 4th. the judge will issue her ruling. the bay area's real estate market soared during the month of june setting some records for sales. researchers say because there have been better jobs that pay more, that allowed residents to buy homes mostly in silicon valley and east bay. they also say mortgage rates are low right now. people think those rates may not stay low much longer. in contra costa county home sales increased 29% during june. in alameda, 21% and santa clara, 11%. 8:34 our time. some california leaders are heading to the vatican to take part in a conversation about social justice and climate change. many say it's an opportunity for the bay area to help lead the way in the exchange of ideas. >> san jose mayor is traveling to italy this weekend. >> when you have an opportunity

to talk to colleagues representing bay city throughout the world there is a great opportunity for learning. >> he is a handful of u.s. mayors invited to speak at a vatican-sponsors global symposium. >> they wanted to hear from the largest city in silicon valley about how we are utilizing more innovative approaches to tackle the challenges so many big cities face. >> he will be joined by san francisco mayor ed lee as well as governor jerry brown a former jesuit seminarian. he was encouraged to hear about the pope's environmental cyclical encouraging people of all faith to fight global warms. >> respect and reverance has been missing. this is a big breakthrough on the part of the pope of rome. >> at santa clara university, being cyclical is a hot topic

among students and staff. a senior lecturer in environmental studies. >> what we are leaving to the next generation any caring person at some point needs to be thinking about that. this provides a good tool to move that conversation forward. >> an opportunity for the bay area to share its best practices on the global stage. pope francis is expected to address about 60 mayors from around the world at the conference on tuesday. still ahead on the abc 7 saturday morning news. what nasa scientists are saying about new amazing videos showing the complex surface of pluto. first, here is a live look outside. you can see the clouds over the city of san francisco this morning. lisa returns with that full accuweather forecast.

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good morning, bay area the time is 8:39. we are taking a live look from our emeryville camera. no major traffic issues to report on interstate 80 going in and out of san francisco. as for the weather, we'll get a check of the full accuweather forecast coming up. the mild weather in sonoma county is posing problems for its vineyards.

farmers spotted mildew on its grape crops. this year there is more than normal. scientists say this scene's temperatures in the 90s can stop the growth of grapes. the sonoma coast is at higher risk because of the widespread marine layer. 12 areas in sonoma are under the severe stress category for powdery mildew. the grape crop is worth $600 million. it's certainly something we should be paying attention to. >> temperatures today up in sonoma will be fairly typical, in the lower 80s. we have that marine layer this morning. looking at mild conditions in our east bay. walnut creek, very sunny. numbers in the mid 60s. few more clouds around san ramon and livermore. it will be another warm day here with extra humid to feel stickier after today. we'll talk about that how long that weather lasts and a look at your cooler seven-day outlook. >> looks nice. thank you. also ahead a big blast gets the giants into extra innings

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it's sure great to have you with us. a live look from our golden gate bridge camera.

doyle drive back open so no delays for your drive to marin. lisa's complete bay area forecast is minutes away. >> nasa unveiled more discoveries about pluto after this week's historic drive by. jonathan bloom has highlights. >> i think the solar system saved the best for last. >> scientists waited their whole careers for a glimpse of that far away dwarf planet had no idea how complex it would be. >> i still have to remind myself to take deep breaths. the landscape is just astoundingly amazing. >> based at nasa in the bay area, jeff moore has been picking apart these new images. judge >> we discovered a vast craterless plains. >> in stark contrast to icy mountains discovered earlier in the week. lack of craters mean they are young, formed by movement beneath pluto's surface or

erosion. >> creating the same patterns you see when you look at the surface of a boiling pot of oatmeal or the blogs in lava land. >> as the new "horizon" drifts farther from pluto, it's looking back to measure its atmosphere. an atmosphere scientists say is escaping from the dwarf's planet weak gravity. >> what we see behind pluto is a tail an iron tail of this escaping atmosphere pulled away and carried away in the solar wind. >> they discovered wind currents near the surface are mild around 10 miles per hour. they'll learn more as the data pours in 2. >> it's very tantalizing right now. it already we are able to do science with it. >> what they have now is merely a preview of what's to come. >> we currently have on the ground less than one of those 50 gigabits. >> enough to incite the public's imagination.

pluto is social media's newest star. >> pluto is a brand that sells itself. >> of course there is lots of hard work to do as that data trickles in. they are hoping to learn more about what the ice is made of and how cold it really is. it's been estimated at negative 369 degrees fahrenheit. jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. weatherwise quiet in your department there. >> for today anyway. we'll have typical summertime weather with plenty of sunshine. fog is with us this morning. then things get more active as we go through the weekend. here is a look at live doppler 7 hd. marine layer over 2,000 feet deep. you may have it in your neighborhood. it's sunny in our east bay valleys. in the south bay but plenty of clouds still out over the bay. we have moisture thunderstorms lightning from san diego, rain in west hollywood. you can see a pretty good cell there. national weather service issued a flash flood watch for parts of

south eastern california. probably for the entire weekend as remnants of tropical storm delores continue to pump up the moisture into the south land. it will make its way towards the bay area in the form of high and mid level clouds tomorrow. we, too, have a risk of showers thunderstorms in the sierra nevada, as well. here is cloud cover from our future tower cam in san francisco. look at the 60s. 61 san francisco. 64 mountain view. 63 san jose. half moon bay with 68 yesterday at half moon bay. mt. tam, fog will be with us the next hour or two. sunny skies for napa. 80s return for you. 64 in novato. a little bit of a south wind and temperatures come up. we have a gusty wind up to 33 miles per hour by the delta. maybe a few 90s out that way. a little bit cooler into our inland east bay today. warm overall inland. then we'll be looking at muggy

conditions with cloudier skies tomorrow. we've got the aids walk and possible showers into monday. we've been talking about this for days. it's that tropical moisture moving up around a ridge of high pressure. that's steering it into southern california now. they are getting most of the rain. if we see rain at all, maybe a couple of 0.01 tomorrow. things will get quite active in the mountains tomorrow in the northern sierra. 93 in sacramento. those 80s will be in the bay area. here is the way it looks tomorrow. little bit of moisture as we wake up perhaps tomorrow. throughout the coast on the day. isolated shower is possible. higher elevations couldn't rule out a thunderstorm. into monday, look at that. even warm moisture right on through the early afternoon. we'll keep an eye on it for you. as for today, this sunnier day out of the two for the weekend.

mid 80s for livermore. 78 in vallejo. 81 in napa as well as santa rosa. 74 in oakland today. palo alto 80. no real changes for san jose 82. tonight if you are headed into oakland for the game it will be mild at 6:00. 68 dropping through the 60s at sunsets at 8:30. accuweather seven-day forecast 90s inland. certainly feeling stickier tomorrow and monday. maybe a shower. then we are trending cooler. another trough sets up along the northern coast. that brings the numbers way down into the 80s. hello kitty bobble heads at the game. can't forget that. >> kids are going to go crazy. >> many thanks. >> turning to sports. giants will go to their fifth straight win when they take on the diamondbacks. first pitch at chase field at 5:10 p.m. last night the two teams opened the second half of the season and battled before the giants pulled out the victory.

here is colin rush with the highlights. >> good morning. can the giants make a second-half push and do what they haven't been able to do in recent years follow a world series win with the playoff appearance? the quest began last night in arizona? matt kane on the hill, chrissoingchrisso owings. hunter pens with that wild pitch. very nice pitch. pence in front. trailing 5-3 after a buster posey sac fly. gone. two-run shot, his third hit of the game tied it at 5-5. same score in the 12th. bases loaded. hits it to short. chris pennington throw home gets away and the giants would get the win by a final of 6-5.

like the giants the second half of the season under way for the as. best team in baseball since may 23rd. can they keep the momentum going? a's and twins. nobody getting between this guy and a foul ball, not even his wife. unless it's not his wife that. would be awkward. making the rare back-to-back start. complete shutout game sunday. brian dozhier stakd them to an early 1-0 lead. gray walked three batters, two in the sixth. grand slam. not the way oakland wanted to start the second half. shut out 5-0. driver sand wedge. that dustin johnson's plan of attack. sea gulls the only ones enjoying the early morning rain. adam scott climbing the lead. 567 to get to minus 7.

closing birdie on 18. dustin johnson teed off late friday afternoon. 3 under to get to minus 10. one better than woods. tiger woods unable to do 0 anything. leaves the chip short. tiger only around for the weekend because his round was halted after 11 holes. the cut line at even. jordan spieth. even on the day when his round halted due to darkness. tom watson doesn't make the cut. says good-bye. the final british open of his illustrious career. third round under way in scotland. >> david beckham impressed with the performance. the call on first goal. >> goal!

>> there you have it. second goal a few minutes later. galaxy with five unanswered and they get the 5-2 win. tour de france. chris broom retains the yellow jersey through stage 13. have a great day, everyone. next a special gift to protect the police k-9 on the peninsula.

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from last night's multimega million drive. 6-17-30-31-41. nobody picked all six. tuesday night goes up to $152 million. >> 8:56 the time. happening today one san mateo k-9 will get a custom made bulletproof vest. he received the vest in belmont. cover your k-9 hopes to raise $100,000 this weekend to provide protection and emergency training to k-9s in california. you can help by going to a pet food express location to buy a pet wash token or making a donation to the cover your k-9 foundation. >> final weather check. >> we still have a good marine layer in the north bay. also over to the east bay. despite the cloud cover our coast is going to be pretty mild with high temperatures there once again in the mid and upper 60s. a couple of 90s inland towards

antioch and brentwood. should be mid 80s for concord and livermore. about 81 82 today san jose. the look ahead sticky with isolated shower tomorrow into monday. maybe a thunderstorm as we get the remnants of subtropical moisture from a hurricane. then it's cooler weather for the second half next week with highs in the 80s. >> crossing our fingers we'll get some of that precipitation. >> we have to get out there with a bucket. >> thank you. thank you for join us on the abc 7 saturday morning news. the news continues online, twitter, facebook and all your mobile devices with our abc 7 news app. if you see breaking news happening where you live tweet your photos and videos using hashtag abc 7 now. >> as we say good-bye, we'll leave with you a live look outside this morning. abc 7 news continues at 5:00 p.m. until then, make it a great day, everybody.

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