(scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com >> it is saturday, july 25th. good morning. i'm chris nguyen. here's a quick look at the weather with france ding, in for lisa argen. >> good morning everyone. check out santa rosa, down to a half-mile, even less than fourth of a mile in petaluma. everywhere else overcast companies but fairly clear. and half moon bay five-mile visibility. temperatures on the cool side in the north bay where we do see the fog. 53 napa, 48 novato. 43 santa rosa.

elsewhere look for upper 50s to near 06. and even oakland hitting 62 right now. here's what you can expect this afternoon with a live look from emeryville. so inland east bay areas will be in the 80s. around the coast in the 60s. and in s. f. and around the bay temperatures in the upper 60s to upper 70s. we have a big warmup in store for us. i'll tell you when and where with the seven-day accuweather forecast. chris. >> thank you. now to breaking news from the san lee a en degree freeway. all lanes of north lanes of interstate 880 are closed after a fatal shooting on the freeway. 880 was shut down after a pedestrian was found dead near the overpass. the san leandro police department is investigating the incident as a homicide. no one has been arrested. again, all north bound lanes are closed. traffic is being diverted off the interstate on to marina

boulevard around the scene. >> they drove up and found the person who had been shot. rest assured, this is not an incident of a freeway sniper. >> again all northbound lanes are closed, and traffic it being diverted off the interstate on to march roenicka boulevard, around the scene. this is happening on the san rean degree freeway. we will bring you more details as soon as we get them. a three-month-old baby is back with his mother after vallejo police say two men kidnapped the infant. officers arrested john brumfield and michael jones yesterday. they stadiumfield forcibly snatched the baby from the grandfather at his home. it appears the suspects were headed toward the greyhound bus station. brumfield was in a relationship with the child's mother burks it remains unclear if he's the child's biological father. a man is at san francisco general hospital after getting swept up in the waves at ocean beach. a kite surfer tried to rescue

him, but couldn't hold on to his kite and make the rescue. two others managed to pull him out of the water and start cpr before emergency workers got there. one of the rescuers said he saw the man struggling in what he described as choppy water. mark estrada made his first court appearance yesterday following wednesday's killing of sergeant scott lunger. we have more. ♪ ♪ >> the 21-year-old mark estrada was appearing for his first court appearance yesterday following thursday's killing of sergeant scott lunger. >> we have more. >> the 21-year-old marcus judge read the charges against him. the courtroom was packed. >> if you ask teachers neighbors, friends, they all say he's too kind. >> court documents reveal

estrada is the registered owner of the white truck involved in the shooting. he went to the hospital with a gunshot wound to his side and admitted he was shot while in the driver's seat of his truck but he would not say by whom. sergeant lunger's partner fired at the truck. they found a handgun and ammunition at the crime seat and at his house. his attorney said it's speculation that his client is guilty. >> we don't know the totality of the circumstances in this case or how those bullets occurred inside of his car. >> police tell me they are not currently looking for other suspects, but investigators still want to talk with the three people seen getting out of this car at estrada's house after the shooting. grieving members of the community continue to bring flowers to the hayward police department. >> it's very hard. we wanted to come and show our respect. >> the senior baseball league will dedicate their game to their fallen teammate. >> he will always be in our dugout and on the field in spirit. >> mark estrada is expected to enter a plea at his next court

day on august 24th. abc7 news. >> sergeant lunger, a 15-year-old veteran of the force, will be laid to rest on thursday. his funeral has been moved to oracle arena. it's scheduled to begin at 10:00 a.m. and is open to the public. you can offer your condolences by sharing this badge on social media. you can find it on abc7 news bay area. >> the city of san leandro will honor a fallen police officer today with a naming of a street in his name. officer nels was shot and killed ten years ago today while responding to a disturbance call on doolittle drive. he was the first officer killed from san leandro in 40 years. >> he was a good friend to all of us, a great family man. he was a father and a son and a brother. and he is still missed by many. it's something that none of us

will ever forget. >> the city council will rename a stretch of hayes street between east 14th and davis officer dan neime way. a celebration of his life will take place at root park at 1:00 p.m. today. >> also happening today, a community forum will take place in san francisco's mission district to focus open several acts of vandalism against a mural. surveillance video caught a man splashing some kind of flammable liquid on the mural and tried to burn it last month. there has also been graffiti on it. it was debuted at 24th and bryant last month. the mural mixes images from latino and lgbt culture. today's discussion begins at 10:00 a.m. at the mission district campus of city college. now to the fire burning near the lake. it has destroyed 6900 acres in napa and solano counties. right now it's 30% contained. one structure has been

destroyed, an outbuilding. 140 more structures are being threatened. abc7 news reporter wayne freedman has more. the evacuated residence are trying to return home. >> here is what it looks like, >> here is what it looks like, burstwith an occasional burse of flame with the line of cars waiting for the highway to reopen after almost 48 hours. >> i've been sleeping at my ex-'s house in davis. >> how has that gone for you? >> not too bad. i think i've worn out my welcome though. >> it looked like a bad one when it broke out as 500 acres burned in the first hour on the way to nearly 7,000 acres now. people left homes and vacationers, their campground, in a hasty exodus. >> kind of scary. it happened so fast. >> this woman's family has been here since 1850. her first concern is a missing bull. >> he might be a wandering in

the fire. >> what's his name? >> fred. >> over and over the past few days we've heard about not property, but appear malls. the lucky one, like this cat named gray, still look a little frightened. someone left food for her. >> cat is okay, you are okay? >> yeah. oh, yeah, and the ordeal never completely over until everyone comes home safe and sound. >> wayne freedman, abc7 news. highway 50 is back open this morning as crews begin to gain ground on a fire in eldorado county. take a look at this video. they are removing the cones. highway 50 is one of the main routes to lake tahoe. drivers are being escorted through the fire zone one direction at a time. the fire is 30% contained with about 200 acres burned. the cause is under investigation. one of the most vital tools in fighting a wildfire is the attack from the air. it takes a special sort of pilot to fly in those difficult conditions.

and as abc7 news reporter jonathan bloom found out, later -- or lately there's something making their job even tougher. >> cal fire's air tanker 86 didn't always firefighters, it was an old sub chaser during the war and it used to carry torpedoes. er right, you are sitting on a retardant tank. >> his job is to drop the 1200 gallons of retardant in exactly the right spot while flying 120 miles an hour in heavy wind. >> you are practicing every day you fly. it's not a science, it's an art. >> in some ways fires are easier to fight than enemy submarines. >> well, they don't shoot back that's one thing. >> but it comes with challenges. >> turbulence that approaches the severe category and visibility is limited by the smoke. >> they will drop load after load, sometimes going through this 50,000-gallon stash in a single day. >> you are sitting in your own sweat all day long. it can get up to 120 in here. >> now they have a new danger. more often they are finding out

they aren't alone up there as people try to get a closer look at the fire using drones. >> drones and wildfires don't mix. there is this public service announcement. >> even small drones near a fire puts people at risk. >> in this southern california fire, cars burned on the freeway, while planes were grounded while waiting for airspace. >> i can't afford to bump into a drone. >> word seems to be getting out. >> don't dry your drone at all near a fire. >> drone photographer gave us these images after the south napa earthquake. but for the fire, he's keeping it on the ground. air tankers need more space than you think. >> i'm 5 miles away from the edge of the fire, and they are flying over me quite frequently. >> in santa rosa, abc7 news. >> to get the latest information on the fires you can down load our free abc7 news app for smartphones, tablets and apple watch.

just enable the push alerts for instant updates. time approaching 6:11. weather-wise works he are expecting a warmup on the way? >> yeah, yeah a warmup next week. chris, you were also mentioning the winds for the fire. they will pick up later on this weekend. that's not good news for fire weather. but pleasant in tahoe with highs reaching 78 today. i'll let you know when triple digit heat will hit our way. >> thanks, francis. also ahead a somber ceremony honoring heroes and it takes a suddenner tone. a memorial planned in the east bay for those who made the ultimate sacrifice. and the devastating impact of california's drought and what is being done to save tens of thousands of fish from parched

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a groundbreaking was held in hayward yesterday at a site where a stone memorial will be built to remember the victims of 9-11 and first responders, but it took on an even sadder tone. here's vic lee. ♪ what so proudly we hail ♪ ♪ at the twilight's last gleaming ♪ >> the memorial is dedicated to the victims of 9-11 and three hayward police officers and a firefighter who died in the line of duty.

but those here at the groundbreaking today had heavier hearts. >> when we planned this, we didn't know sadly this week we were going to have another name to add to the list. >> the name of hayward police sergeant scott lunger, who was killed wednesday during a traffic stop this week. his name will be installed on these ten-foot tall. representing the planes that went down that tragic day. the man behind it, michael emerson. a veteran marine sergeant. this is his seventh memorial project since 9-11. eight years ago in union city he built this granite tribute to to victims of flight 93 who lost their lives in this field. this family lost family members on that flight. to this family, each one of these memorials is as painful as the first. >> you have to keep moving, but it doesn't make it any easier. always fresh. >> emerson is on a patriotic mission. >> i want to make sure that

people remember not only 9-11 but also veterans and first responders. >> that's why those here believe it's important to include sergeant lunger's name on the memorial stones. almeda county sheriff, greg ahorn. >> we do hope his name will be first on this memorial, and we hope that it's the last. >> amen to that. vick lee, abc7 news. >> the california drought has gotten so bad state authorities have gun evacuating fish from folsom lake. crews siphoned out nearly 68,000 rainbow trout. they will distribute them to cooler waters. right now the hatchery is 71 degrees, and it's warming quickly as the lake level falls. rainbow trout will start dying at 75 degrees. >> it's not what with we want to do but to keep life going and keep the species going, it's

what we are doing. >> the fish will be released into donner lake. it should remain cool enough at 7,000 feet to keep the fish alive. two of the biggest soccer teams are here today for a game in the bay area and a lot people are worked up about the match-up. sergio quintana caught up with players and their fans. >> getting a chance to snag a signature from the soccer stars is something people travel from around the country to do. >> south carolina. >> where are you from? >> from atlanta, georgia. >> how many in your group? we are ten from portland. >> most of the people in kurt smith's group drove here in portland, oregon, just to see barcelona play against manchester united at levi stadium. this 11-year-old anton smith is the youngest of the group. he hopes to get an autograph from some of the players. unfortunately he was on the wrong side of the sidewalk.

natalia was a little better placed. you can see her getting her jersey signed. she and her boyfriend came from atlanta. >> i'm like shaking right now. i was really excited. >> her small collections of signatures made the trip a big success. actually people got all kinds of things signed as the team loaded up for their afternoon bus trip. and this is where they were headed, at&t park. barcelona teammates were the honored guests of the giants in the match-up against the a's. in san francisco sergio quintana abc7 news. a high-flying colorful tradition will take flight over berkeley beginning this morning. you can expect to see sights like this during the 30th annual berkeley kite festival this weekend. it will be at cesar park today and tomorrow. garlic lovers are gathering this weekend in gilroy, tasting a smorgasbord of garlicky food. the 37th annual garlic festival is taking place this weekend. news meteorologist was there yesterday and got recommendation for anyone heading out there for the very first time.

>> the first-timer, what should someone absolutely do when they are here for the first time? >> you have to eat the garlic ice cream. i mean, come on, that's what it's all about. >> what does it taste like? >> like garlic. you hate it or you love it, but you've got to love it. it's something you have to try. >> more than 100,000 people are expected to attend the festival, which runs through tomorrow. for more information on ticket prices and times, just go to our website abc7news.com. as we have france ding here for a full weather check in for lisa argen this morning. it's true, you have to try the garlic ice cream. you may not like it but it's one of the hits there. >> i like it. it's sweet and spicy at the same time. and the other thing to prepare for is the traffic heading down there. 101 is always bad. give yourself extra time for that as here's look at live doppler, showing you clouds at the coast. they will stick around most of the day. we have overcast conditions, as well, with our sfo camera and

you can see for yourself. temperatures cool in the north bay where there is some fog in santa rosa 54 degrees. it's foggy down 101 to petaluma. fairfield 58 concord and livermore at 60 trees right now. from the exploratorium looking out toward the bay, you see a light breeze there on the water. so we have areas of morning fog. not that many. a mild to warm weekend ahead and possible record heat next week. we will keep an eye on that as well. looks like it is going to hit tuesday and wednesday. the radar satellite image shows this upper level trough. this is going to face through this weekend. we will still keep things on the sunny side but it will be breezy. then sunday night, as the trough passes through, winds will pick up. so locally brisk in some areas late sunday evening. then check it out. by wednesday midweek, high pressure builds and we will see a stronger offshore flow.

this helps increase temperatures. so triple digits for inland areas tuesday and into wednesday. and we could possibly break some records. highs today in san jose, 80 degrees. plenty of sunshine there. 90 in gilroy for the garlic festival. on the lower part of the pensins law, upper 70s so mild. only 63 in pacifica. if you want the cooler temperatures, head to the coast where it will be cloudy. partly cloudy conditions downtown san francisco at 67. napa and sonoma low 80s for you. but we will hit the 90s in cloverdale and lake port. and in east bay for the kite festival, 69 in berkeley with the winds picking up to 20 miles an hour this afternoon. lots of 70s through oakland. san leandro, fremont 76. and look for some upper 80s in antioch and brentwood. and low 80s through walnut correct, san ramon and pleasanton.

we are slightly below average in livermore at 84 degrees. here's the look at the week ahead. to give you an idea of what to expect. average in livermore is 88. but today and tomorrow we will be in the mid-80s. so enjoy the slight relief because notice how things are going to ramp up on monday and we will see 100 possibly on tuesday, 102 on wednesday. i don't think we will break any records in livermore because the records are 106 and 108 respectively but it will be hot out there. you will see that with the accuweather seven-day forecast as well. the warmup on monday climbs and peaks on wednesday. humidity rises thursday and friday. but slightly cooler numbers. we have also temperatures reaching the 90s around the bay and 70s at the coast. so if you want to head to the beach midweek, that would be a great time to do it. >> in berkeley do you think there will be enough wind to help the kites take flight? >> definitely. we will see a slight breeze and it will pick up to 10 to 20 miles an hour.

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>> great to have you with us i'm chris nguyen. we are starting this half-hour with a quick look at the weather. lisa has the day off. frances dinglasan is tracking the temperatures across the bay. good morning. >> good morning. a good day to have the day off because we will see pleasant weather this afternoon. right now fog in parts of the north bay, santa rosa about 1 1 fourth mile. temperatures in the low 50s in novato and napa. san francisco 58. oakland 62. san jose 58 degrees.

here's a live look from emeryville out toward the bay. but you can expect more sunshine this afternoon especially in the inland east bay areas. temperatures in the 80s for you. around the coast and in san francisco low 60s to upper 60s. cloudy throughout most of the day but partly cloudy this afternoon. and around the bay sunny later on with a slight westerly breeze. temperatures from the upper 60s, upper 70s. we will see triple digits. i'll let you know when with the accuweather seven-day forecast. chris. >> thank you. louisiana police are vow to go get to the bottom of this week's movie theater shooting in which two women died. they want to know what motivated john russell houser to open fire and then turn the gun on himself. morrisey gonzales has the story. >> flowers left outside of the movie theaters. inside a horrific scene investigators are still combing through, trying to figure out what would trigger a man to

suddenly stand 20 minutes into the movie "trainwreck," pull out a handgun and start methodically shooting into the crowd. >> you realize this guy is shooting everyone in the theater. >> witnesses sharing heroic moments. strangers helping each other to safety. >> a woman pulled me around. she probably got me out of there three or four second faster than i would have by myself. >> jenna taking a bullet for fellow teacher ellie martin, saving her life. martin then pulling the fire alarm. >> that teacher really saved everybody in the theater. >> and there were two who couldn't be saved, a 21-year-old macy rowe and a 33-year-old mother jillian johnson. they are pictured on instagram. >> we have do everything we can to bring closer to the families. >> john russell houser took his own life when officers caught him trying to escape. investigators are now looking into his past. the protective order filed by his estranged wife citing violence and a history of mental

illness. and police also investigating houser's hateful internet postings and the mysterious findings in his hotel room. >> we found wigs and glasses. >> of the nine people injured, we are told five are still in the hospital and doctors say they are all expected to survive. lafayette, louisiana. dallas police released surveillance video of a woman being rescued from beneath a car. it happened a couple weeks ago after a car collided with a motorcycle, trapping gibson. she was gasping for air under the weight of the vehicle. realizing the dire situation a group of police, firemen and bystanders lifted the vehicle by hand. dashcam video captured the whole thing. they pulled her out and rushed her to the hospital. >> all we saw was like an arm and the rest of her so we tried to make sure she was still alive, still breathing something. >> we were talking to her, keep reassuring her that we were going to get her out from under

there. >> once we saw the big guys show up, i said i think there's enough of us to lift up the car. >> gibson is crediting her rescuers and her helmet for saving her life. she's still recovering. here she is in the hospital after the accident. gibson has since gone home. >> you can now use lyft to get a ride home from the oakland international airport in oakland. you can use their ride sharing apps to get rides both to and from the airport. lyft is currently prohibited at dozens of airports across california. >> reports say square inc has filed for an ipo. square processed $30 billion in payments last year from its millions of merchant customers and has expanded into business lending and payroll processing. the san francisco based company has declined to comment. just ahead a bay area homeowner

agrees to pay thousands to get rid of the rats and termites in her house. but here's the deal she didn't have any. so "7 on your side" michael finney stepped in to help. first a live look outside at our interstate camera. you see not many cars on the freeway, as the sun is shining bright on this saturday morning. francis will have the full

. >> when an east bay homeowner heard a mysterious noise in her ceiling, an exterminate tore told her she had rats. she soon learned rats were not the problem. that's when "7 on your side" michael finney stepped in to help. >> it began with the scratching sound in the cottage behind her home. >> we figured it was a squirrel. >> the critter kept scratching and plaster fell from the ceiling. >> i was concerned it was a rat >> so she called terminex to come get rid of whatever it was. >> one wanted to cut a hole in the ceiling and let it out. >> but a salesperson who inspected her property told her this was a much bigger problem. she had rats. >> well, he said, you've got rats in the cottage, you've got them in the house. >> not only that, the salesman

looked at the wood around her house and said judith had termites. she needed to kill the bugs and the rats. >> and by that time i was so worried that i was going to have rats coming up the side of my house. >> she agreed to pay $4500 for all that pest control. the only thing it didn't include, cutting the critter out of the ceiling. >> in fact, he didn't even want to go inside to look at it. >> however, when technicians came to set the traps, they gave her another surprise. >> they looked and said, there are no rats here. >> they told her she didn't have rats or termites. and they figured out what was really living in the ceiling. >> it was a squirrel, as we very first thought. and i realized i had been sold a bill of goods that i didn't need. >> judith called to cancel the contract. instead she started getting bills for monthly payments. turns out terminex set her up with a loan at 18% interest. she said nobody asked her first. >> i never received a contract. everything was done on the inspector's telephone. so i just went like this, signed

with my finger. >> judith contacted "7 on your side." we told terminex what happened and the company agreed to cancel the contract, telling us our sales professionals take time to carefully inspect each home and to review the service contract with our customers before it is signed. however, misunderstandings can occur. as the satisfaction of our customers is one of our highest priorities, we have honored our customer's request to cancel the agreement." so whatever happened to that squirrel in the ceiling? judith says it must have found its own way out. >> and i'm glad that it's over with, and i don't have rats. >> make sure you are read a contract before you sign especially on a hand-held device where you can't see the paperwork. many companies are using phones and tablets to conduct business. if that happens, just ask to see the full contract before you swipe. i'm michael finney "7 on your side." >> 6:40, the time.

frances, so much going on across the bay area this weekend, and hopefully a pleasant weekend? >> the weather will cooperate with anything you want to do outdoors. here's the sunshine. we will see it this afternoon most everywhere except for the coast, coast, coast, and i will tell you when temperatures are really going to increase with the accuweather seven-day forecast come up. >> thanks. also ahead, the battle of the bay. not much of a battle at&t park. sports is straight ahead. every summer the best tennis players in the world collide in new york. but that's just the final chapter of a great story. one that's unfolding all summer long right in your backyard. be there when the emirates airline us open series turns to stanford for the bank of the west classic. come experience the action and feel the drama

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>> the countdown is on for the special olympics world game in los angeles. athletes from around the world are look forward to the opening ceremony later today. here's what we can expect. [applause] >> the special olympics torch has traveled the world through new york with abc's robin roberts, all the way to los angeles. >> go! >> where 6500 athletes from 165 countries are about to compete. >> i would like to get the gold. >> from gymnastics to gold, and aquatics. team usa has been training hard >> i like swimming allot. i love the water. >> even getting tips from olympic gold medal swimmer michael phelps. and landecker has also become a special olympics global ambassador, thanks to her aunt

tera. >> it's near and dear to my heart. i found it made a difference in her life. >> the games are focused on camaraderie and the inclusion of those with intellectual disabilities. >> i think she felt if she showed people with intellectual disabilities could compete against you on the playing field, run better than you, do gymnastics, you would have to adjust what you thought people with disabilities were capable of. k. >> a week of sports and celebration. it's the mission of spreading acceptance around the world. that message definitely felt here, leading up to today's opening ceremonies. first lady michelle obama will be here serving as honorary co-chair, along with 500,000 spectators. abc news, los angeles. >> president obama praised the growth of africa's middle class during a visit to his father's homeland of kenya this morning. the president made those remarks during a u.s. sponsored business summit in nairobi. he said good governess and providing opportunities for women are two keys for

entrepreneurships to take off in kenya. this is the first time a u.s. president has visited kenya. he said he wanted to be in kenya because, quote, africa is on the move." >> at home he credited to reforms on wall street to help building the economy. he taped his video address before league for africa. mr. obama vowed to veto any bill he believes would unravel new rules imposed on wall street. >> in america we should reward drive and innovation and fair play. and that's what reform of wall street does. it makes sure everybody plays by the same set of rules. if we keep moving forward instead of backward, if we keep building an economy that rewards responsibility instead of recklessness, we won't just keep coming back, we will come back stronger than ever. >> the president said america's economy has created 13 million jobs since 2009. time right now is 6:46. as we bring in meteorologist frances dinglasan.

there will be a warmup midweek but the weekend should be nice? >> yeah, it will be nice because we will be slightly below normal temperatures for areas. you don't want to hit 90s on the weekend. we have mid-80s for you and upper 80s in some spots. i'll show you exactly where. the live doppler 7hd showing you clouds from the coast into the bay. we have a gray in some spots. with he see the gray clouds just hitting the top of the towers. and you can expect temperatures to warm up nicely. but in san francisco 58. oakland 62. mountain view 59. mid-50s morgan hill. half moon bay at degrees. from mt. tam you see the beautiful sunshine and some breaks already in the clouds. current temperatures in parts of the north bay where we had a lot of fog this morning in santa rosa 54, napa 353, novato 52. fairfield 58 concord and

livermore at 60 degrees. life shot from the east bay hills looking at mount dodo ab below. i wanted to show you the beautiful shot. we are just above the low clouds cadeing from the coast. a mild to warm weekend ahead. possible record heat next week. i'll show you where. here's a look at the forecast animation model. 7:00 this morning we have a lot of gray clouds in parts of north bay along 101 and spilling into the bay as well. by lunchtime everything pulls back to the coast where it will stay cloudy and cool here, but everywhere else plenty of sunshine for you. temperatures will range from the 60s at the coast to 70s around the bay and even upper 80s inland. so still below average but quite warm in antioch at 88 degrees. san jose reaping 80 degrees today. 67 in san francisco. and oakland 72 degrees. we will see a breezy afternoon

as well works an on shore flow. also a lot of folks headed to the soccer game at levi stadium. man u-verse us barces. you will need the shades and sun block. it will hit 78 degrees. definitely try to stay cool if you are headed to the gilroy garlic festival. you will also need sunscreen and maybe breath mints if you are headed there. it's 70s there already and it will hit 90 by this afternoon and only cooling down to 78 degrees by 7:00 this evening. highs around the state also quite warm. central valleys, a lot of 90s for you. 97 fresno, 100-2347 palm springs. more comfortable in los angeles at 83 degrees. tahoe even warming up to 78 degrees today. and also just a medsup for the san francisco marathon tomorrow there will be street closers,

but at 12:00 a.m. some of the ultramarathon runners, who will be doing it twice starts at midnight. temperatures will be right in the upper 50s and it will stay that way through early morning when most of the runners start in waves between 5:00 to 8:00. partly sunny by 1:00 sunday late morning. so a mild to warm weekend in store. slightly cooler for sunday. the breeze will pick up sunday afternoon. the warmup begins monday. look at that hot, hot, hot. tuesday, wednesday in the 100s in the inland areas. 90s around the bay. and wednesday a great day to the head the about beach. humidity is coming up thursday and friday. stay cool this weekend. i know chris, you need to get your air conditioner fix for your car because you are going to need it. >> can you imagine, though, running -- is it like

52.4 miles? san francisco to morgan hill or something? wow! >> congratulations to those who do it. >> frances, thank you. turning to sports now. game two of the bay bridge series between the giants and a's at&t park today. the giants took game one thanks in large part to hunter pence. here's larry beil with the highlights in this morning's sports report. >> good morning, everybody. the giants and the a's heading in opposite directions. the giants making a playoff push, and the a's just selling off parts to rebuild. they met last night in game one of the bay bridge series. we have a rule, if you are adorable, there's a good chance that we will put you on television. that young lady certainly qualifies! jesse chavez, not quite adorable in this game, roughed up after buster posey sac fly. hunter pence drives home matt duffy. 2-0 giants after one. a's with runners it he corners the second. jake peavy gets sogaard to brandon bell and crawford and back to belfour the inning-ending double may. giants would add two more in the

bottom of the second. angel pegan, base knock, opposite field, in comes crawford. it's a 3-0 giants lead. this was not oakland's night. forgetting how to slide, and sort of careens into the base. safe. billy burns takes a foul ball to a tender spot and would leave with a contusion. giants adding on in the fifth. pence taking a hack, rbi double and posey scores. pence four hits in this game as the giants would bust it wide open on orange friday. bottom of seventh, belt will beat the shift and rip a two-run single. the giants, unless they shift it to right field, they weren't going to do much there. the giants roll to 9-3 victory. after the trade on thursday, scott kazmir took the mound for the astros last night against the royals. he was great. second inning, jake robbing kendra morales. he goes 7 scoreless allowed just three hits, a walk and struck out three, including orlando there.

the astros blank k.c. 4-0 and they have now won five in a row. more baseball. justin turner taking him deep. two batters later. the two-republic shot. niece gave up six runs in three innings and watched his wife give birth via face time if you can believe that. technology. dodgers win 7-2 and they remain three up on the giants. a little cycling. stage 19 tour de france. 85-plus miles. race leader chris, all kind of problems. got a rock stuck in his chain. defending champ sees him and all of his woes and takes off. some lowlife in a white shirt spits at froem. can you believe that? he was at stage in 4:23 and second place cutting into the overall lead which is now 2:38 with two stages left.

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