it's saturday, july 25th. good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with a first look at the forecast with frances in for lisa. >> good morning, everyone. great to start off. in the north bay we had fog and limited visibility. petaluma five miles. elsewhere the clouds will clear to the coast pretty quickly. right now, temperatures mainly in the upper 50s to low 60s except for parts of the north bay. mid 50s in napa. beautiful shot from mt. tam. you see the low clouds and clearing inland in east bay areas.

look for 60s around the bay. partly cloudy with a breeze. your complete accuweather seven-day forecast. >> all lanes of 880 and san leandro are back open following a deadly overnight shooting near the marina boulevard off ramp. officers heard shots fired. they were in the area to investigate another traffic accident. officers followed the sounds of those shots. that's when they found the victim. >> they did see a vehicle pulled over to the right hand shoulder just north of the marina boulevard overcrossing. that's when they drove up to find this person who had been shot. >> rest assured, this is not a freeway sniper. >> the freeway was closed for about four hours after the shooting. 8:01 our time. a 3-month-old baby is back with his mother after vallejo police

say two men kidnapped the infant. officers arrested two men yesterday. they say brumfield snatched the baby from his grandfather before handing the child to jones. it happened at this home. police captured the suspects about 2 1/2 hours later in oakland. the suspects were headed toward the greyhound bus station. brumfield is in a relationship with the child's mother. police say it remains unclear if he is the biological father. a young man in jail after being formerly charged in the murder of a haywood police officer. the 21-year-old made his first court appearance following wednesday's killer of scott lunger. katie marzullo has more. >> reporter: 21-year-old mark estrada was stoic. the courtroom packed with uniformed police officers and the defendant's tearful

relatives, including his mother. >> if you ask teachers, neighbors, friends, they all say he's too kind. >> reporter: court documents reveal he is the registered owner of the white truck with the shooting. he went to the hoch with a gun shot wound in his side and admitted shot while in the driver's seat of his truck but would not say by whom. police found a hand gun and ammunition at the crime scene and at his house. his attorney says it's speculation that his client is guilty. >> we don't know the totality of the circumstances in this case or how thoseç bullets occurred inside of his car. >> reporter: police are are not currently looking for other suspects, but investigators want to talk with the three people seen getting out of this car after the shooting. grieving members of the community continue to bring flowers to the hayward police department. >> they work very hard to protect us. we wanted to come and show our

respect. >> lunger's senior baseball league will dedicate their game to their fallen teammate. >> he will always be in our dugout in spirit and on the field in spirit. >> mark estrada is expected to enter a plea august 24th. >> sergeant lunger a 15-year veteran of the force will be laid to rest with full honors on thursday. because so many people are expected to attend, his funeral has been moved to oracle arena. it is scheduled to begin 10:00 a.m. and is open to the public on thursday. you can offer condolences sharing this badge on social media. you'll find it on our abc 7 news facebook page or twitter and instagram under abc 7 news bay area. prosecutors will seek the death penalty against a man found guilty of killing a vallejo police officer. prosecutors said smith shot officer jim kapu in the back three times after he responded to a bank robbery if 2011.

next week attorneys will discuss when the death penalty portion of the trial will take place. 8:05 is our time. san leandro will honor a fallen police officer with a street dedication in his name. officer was shot and killed ten years ago today while responding to a disturbance call on doolittle drive. he was the first san leandro police officer killed in the line of duty in 40 years. >> it's still fresh in our memories. way as good friend to all of us. great family man, a father and son and brother. he is still missed by many. it's something none of us will ever forget. >> the city council will rename a stretch of hay street officer dan nini way. it will take place 1:00 p.m. today. also today, a community forum will take place in san francisco's mission district to focus on several acts of

vandalism against a mural. they captured a man splashing some flammable liquid and they sprawled graffiti over it. he mixed images from latino and lgbt culture. discussions begin 10:00 this morning at the mission district campus of city college. to the fire burning. here is the latest information. it has destroyed 6,900 acres in napa and solano counties. right now it's 47% contained. one structure has been destroyed, an out building. 140 more structures are being threatened. abc 7 news reporter wayne friedman has more. >> reporter: here is what progress looks like. smoke with an occasional burst of flame and line of cars with engines running, waiting for highway 128 to reopen after almost 48 hours. >> i've been sleeping at my ex's

house. >> how is that going for you? >> not too bad. i think i've worn my welcome out. >> reporter: like this blaze when the fire broke out wednesday, it looked like a bad one as 500 acres burned in the first hour on their way to roughly 7,000 acres now. people left homes and vacationers, their campground in hasty exodouse yexodus. >> her family has been here since 1850. her first concern a missing bull. >> he isn't a wanderer but with the fire he might be a wanderer. >> what's his name? >> fred. >> over and over we heard about not property but animals. the lucky ones like this cat named gray look frightened. someone left food for her though. cat's okay, you're okay? >> yeah. >> the ordeal never completely over until everyone comes home

safe and sound. >> highway 50 is back open this morning as crews begin to gain ground on a fire burning in el dorado county. caltrans crews removing the cone. it's one of the main routes to lake tahoe. the fire is now 30% contained with about 200 acres burned. the cause is under investigation. >> one of the most vital tools fighting a wildfire is attacks from the air. it takes a special pilot to fly in those difficult conditions. as jonathan bloom found out there is something making their job tougher. >> cal fire's air tanker 86 didn't always fight fires. >> this was a subchaser during the war and used to carry torpedos. >> bob's job is to drop those 1,200 gallons of retardant in

exactly the right spot while flying 120 miles per 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. >> they come with a host of challenges. >> turbulence that approaches the severe category and visibility, obviously, is limited by the smoke. >> nonetheless, they'll drop load after load going through this 50,000 gallon stash in a single sweltering day. >> you sit in your own sweat. >> now they have a new danger. more often they are not alone up there as people try to get a closer look at the fire using drones. >> drones and wildfires don't miss. >> national interagency fire center produced this public service announcement. >> puts lives at risk. >> in this southern california fire, cars burned on the freeway as planes sat grounded at the airport waiting for drones to leave the air space. >> i can't afford to bump into a

drone. >> word seems to be getting out. >> don't fly your drone near a fire. >> drone photographer gave us these images after the south napa earthquake but for the rag fire? he's keeping his camera on the ground. air tankers need more space than you think. >> i stay away from the edge of the fire. they are flying over me frequently. >> jonathan bloom abc 7 news. to get the latest information on the fire and other fires download our free abc 7 news app for smart phones, tablets and the apple watch. enable push alerts for instant updates. time is 8:10. it's going to be a good one. we have lots of sunshine heading our way. temperatures slightly below normal. then they are going to creep up. i'll show you that with the accuweather seven-day forecast. now we have gray skies over the bay area.

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new this morning, highway patrol says a man overturned his car trying to escape from officers. you can see the aftermath on highway 101 near san francisco international airport. officers first tried to stop the driver in the south bay. they claim the man sped away northbound along the bayshore freeway. the man escaped from his car after it flipped over. chp officers used a taser to subdue him. a ground breaking was held in hayward at the site where a stone memorial will be built to remember the victims of 9/11 as well as first responders. the somber ceremony took on a sadder tone in wake of what happened in hayward. ♪ what so proudly we hailed ♪ at the twilight's last gleaming ♪

>> the memorial is dedicated to the victims of 9/11 and hayward officers and firefighter who died in the line of duty. >> when we planned this we didn't know that sadly this week we were going to have another name to add to that list. >> name of hayward police sergeant scott lunger killed wednesday during a traffic stop. his name will be among those inscribed on these four 10 foot tall gravity monoliths remembering the four planes that went down that tragic september day. this is his seventh moment motorcycle project since 9/11. eight years ago in union city he built this granite tribute to victims of flight 93 which crashed in a pennsylvania field. sandra green and their mother lost their mother, flight attendant wanda green on that flight. each one of these memorials is

as painful as the first. >> i've got to keep moving but it doesn't make it easier. always fresh. >> emerson is on a patriotic mission. >> i want to make sure people remember not only 9/11 but veterans and first responders. >> that's why those here believe it's important to include sergeant lunger's name on the memorial stones. >> we do hope his name will be first on this memorial and we hope it's the last. >> amen to that. vic lee abc 7 news. 8:16. san mateo county dealing with a string of puma sightings. there have been three in two days. 9 latest friday morning on a hillside in san carlos. thursday there were two sightings. pumas are known as mountain lions. no word on whether it's the same cats. there is a warning about a

popular beach consistently ranked the dirtiest on the west coast. cal beach in santa cruz have unsafe levels of e. coli. it extends west of the wharf to the east end. the dirty beach ranking comes from the nonprofit water quality group "heal the bay." >> the california drought has gotten so bad authorities have begun evacuating fish from fulsome lake. they put rainbow trait into attempt controlled tank and will distribute them to cooler waters. the hatchery is 71 degrees and warming quickly. rainbow trout will start dying at 75 degrees. >> it's not something we want to do but in order to keep life going and to keep the species going, it's what we are doing. >> the fish will be released into donner lake. it has an elevation 7,000 feet and should remain cool enough to keep the fish alive.

>> two of europe's biggest soccer teams are in town for a match today at levi stadium in santa clara. people are worked up about the match. sergio quintana caught up with players and the fans. >> getting a signature from a soccer star is something people travel around the country to do. >> from atlanta, georgia. >> we are ten. we brought all ten down from portland. >> most of the people drove here from portland oregon, to see barcelona play against manchester united at levy stadium. anson 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 better placed. you see her getting her jersey signed. they came here from atlanta. >> i was really excited.

>> her small collection of signatures made this a success. >> actually people got all kinds of things signed as the team loaded up for that are afternoon bus trip. and this is where they were headed. at&t park barcelona teammates are guests of the giants in this matchup against the a's. a high-flying colorful tradition will take flight over berkeley. you can expect to see sights like this during the 30th annual berkeley kite festival this weekend. enthusiasts will flock to cesar chavez park. activities include lessons for beginners and acrobatics. garlic lovers are gathering in gilroy tasting garlic food. the 37th annual garlic festival is taking place this weekend. yesterday we got recommendations for anyone heading out the very first time.

>> first timer what should someone absolutely do when here for the first time? >> eat the garlic ice cream. 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 got to have it. it's something you've got to try. >> more than 100,000 people are are expected to attend the festival which runs through tomorrow. for more information on ticket prices and time go to abc7news.com. as we bring in frances for a weather check, for all the people heading down to gilroy, what is the temperature like? >> it's going to be really warm. it will hit 90 this afternoon. don't forget the traffic on 101 heading there. enjoy the garlic ice cream and chris wants garlic fries. we have a couple of folks who want the garlic shrimp scampi. showing us clouds at the coast. starting to peel back from the bay. live shot from the east bay hills. we are seeing a break in some of

those clouds, but you still see some of them cascading over some of the mountains right now. santa rosa 54. napa 56. novato novato 57. another shot for you this time underneath the clouds looking out towards the bay. there is a light wind right now that will pick up this afternoon. it's still gray over the bay. areas of morning fog and low clouds, but overall look for a mild to warm weekend. impossible record heat next week. i'll show you when and where coming up. here is a look at the radar satellite image. we have this upper level trough. as this trough passes through we'll see winds pick up sunday evening. could be locally brisk late sunday night. the forecast animation shows high pressure building into the

middle of the week. so by wednesday temperatures soar with this onshore flow land-to-sea breeze. we'll see triple digit heat inland on tuesday and wednesday. records may be broken. we'll keep an eye on that for you. for today, look for another warm pleasant day in san jose. 80 there. santa cruz will be a great beach day. 78. chris mentioned the e. coli at cal beach. look out for that. upper 70s through the lower part of the peninsula from redwood city palo alto to mountain view. lots of sunshine this afternoon. if you want cooler conditions head to the coast. 63 in pacifica. downtown san francisco partly cloudy as the clouds break to the coast by about lunch time. 67 there. low 80s for sonoma and napa but hitting low 90s in clover dale. it will be mild and comfortable in the east bay. 69 berkeley for the kite festival. 76 in castro valley. warmer spots inland will be

antioch and brentwood. low 80s in pleasanton. in livermore, we are below average for the weekend so enjoy the little break because things ramp up monday into wednesday where we'll hit 102 then slowly cool down again for the end of the work week. you'll find that same pattern with the accuweather seven-day forecast. slight dip tomorrow. hot, hot tuesday wednesday. just want to emphasize that. around the bay we'll hit the 90s mid week. along the coast. you want to head to the beach, that is a great day to go then. we'll see 70s at the coast. >> ac in my car is on the fritz right now so i appreciate the reminder. definitely got to make it a priority to get that fix. >> before tuesday hopefully. >> okay. thank you. still ahead, one giant leap

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it is great to have you with us on this saturday morning. i'm chris nguyen. we start with a quick look at the forecast. hi frances. >> good morning, everyone. fog has limited visibility in the north bay this morning. in santa rosa, it's only one mile. it was down to 1/4 mile earlier this morning. we see the clouds pull back. beautiful shot of the golden

gate bridge. shows low gray clouds over parts of bay area. oakland 61. mountain view 63. san jose 62. another shot for you this time from mt. tam. you see some clearing. it will be warm in the inland east bay. temperatures in the 80s. along the coast, partly cloudy with temperatures in the 60s and around the bay pretty comfortable. we'll see a sea breeze of 10 to 20 miles per hour this afternoon. i'll have your complete accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. >> thank you. police are vowing to get to the bottom of this week's movie theater shooting which two women died in louisiana. they want to know what spurred john russell houser to open fire and turn the gun on himself. tom llamas has the story. >> reporter: overnight, a closer look at more details of the chilling moments this multiplex in lafayette louisiana, became the scene of a mass shooting. friends of those who died realizing what's lost.

>> it's tough. >> reporter: first day 25 people seated for a screening of "trainwreck." including jonas and his friend whose seat choice made the difference. >> it would have been different if we were in the back row. >> reporter: in that same multiplex was john russell houser sitting alone until 20 minutes into the movie. the 59-year-old fires a.40 caliber hand gun causing confusion and chaos. >> we thought it was the movie. we realized, this is real. this guy is shooting everyone in the theater. he was so close to us. >> reporter: houser firing at least 13 rounds killing two and injuring nine others. >> everyone was just running down the stairs freaking outs climbing over chairs and people. >> reporter: movie goers helping one another escape safely even forming a make-shift triage outside the theater. more heroes stepped up.

two teachers seated in that same theater. gina using her body as a shield to protect her friend and co-worker, taking a bullet for her. freeing her to pull the fire alarm. overnight, both women released from the hospital. >> that's how we react to situations. we are very protective individuals. i'm very proud of them. >> reporter: now a community in mourning, a memorial growing outside the store victim gillian johnson owned. the 33-year-old and entrepreneur and a musician. johnson's family celebrating her life posting this photo on instagram. and macy breaux, the 21-year-old student remembered in a prayer service friday. bobby jindal toured the grizzly crime scene. >> we will get through this. it's going to be tough. this is a resilient community.

>> reporter: governor jindal describes the shooter as barbaric and methodical and if it was presidentn't wasn't for the hero's quick thinking others would have died. he temporarily suspended his campaign and says right now is not the time to talk about gun control. 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 kara 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. dash cam video captured the entire thing. they rushed her to the hospital. >> all we saw was like an arm and the rest of her. we tried to make sure she was still alive, breathing. >> keep talking to her. help is on the way. we are going to get her out. >> once we saw the big guys show

up, we were like there is enough of us to lift up the car. >> gibson is crediting rescuers and her helmet for saving her life. she is still recovering. here she is in the hospital after the accident. gibson has since gone home. 8:35 is our time. you can use lift to get a ride home from oakland international airport. it approved lift's permit to operate at the airport. you can use the ride-sharing app to get rights to and from the airport. lift is prohibited at dozens of airport but does service in oakland. just ahead, a bay area homeowner agrees to pay thousands to get rid of the rats and termites in her house, except she didn't have any. michael finney steps in to help. a live look at walnut creek. the sun is shining. beautiful out there.

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when an east bay homeowner heard a mysterious noise in her ceiling, an exterminator told her she had rats. she learned rats were not the problem. that's when michael finney stepped in to help. >> reporter: it all began with a scratching sound in the cottage behind judith reed's lafayette home. the critter kept scratching. plaster fell from the ceiling.

>> i was concerned it was a rat. >> reporter: she called terminex to get rid of whatever it was. >> wanted to cut a hole in the ceiling. >> reporter: a sales person told her this was a much bigger problem. she had rats. >> he said if you've got rats in the cottage, i've got them in the house. >> reporter: he looked at the wood around the house and said she had termites. she needed to kill the bugs and rats. >> at that time i was so worried i would have rats coming up the side of my house. >> reporter: she agreed to pay $4,500 for all that pest control. the only thing it didn't include, cutting the critter out of that ceiling. >> in fact he didn't want to go inside to look at it. >> reporter: when technicians came to set the traps they gave her another surprise. >> they said, there are no rats here. >> reporter: they told her she didn't have rats or termites. they figured out what was really

living in the ceiling. >> it was a squirrel, as we very first thought. i realized i had been sold a bill of goods i didn't need. >> reporter: judith called to cancel the contract. she started getting bills for monthly payments. terminex set her up with a loan at 18% interest. nobody asked her first. >> i never received a contract everything was done on the inspector's telephone. i signed with my finger. >> reporter: she contacted 7 on your side. the company agreed to cancel the contract telling us our sales professionals take time to carefully inspect each home and 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. whatever happened to that squirrel in the ceiling? judith says it must have found its own way out. >> and i don't have rats. >> reporter: read a credit 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. ask to see the full contract before you swipe. michael finney, 7 on your side. san francisco marathon this weekend. thousands in town for that event. hopefully you have good weather forecasting for us there. >> it will be comfortable for them. temperatures in the upper 60s especially for folks starting at midnight tonight. it will stay that way in the early morning hours. lake tahoe gorgeous out there. there is a light westerly wind. temperatures will hit the upper 70s today. i'll let you know what your neighborhood will reach as well as when we can expect real heat with the accuweather seven-day

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ceremonies today. >> reporter: the special olympics torch traveled the world, through new york with abc's robin roberts. all the way to los angeles. where 6,500 athletes from 165 countries are about to compete. from gymnastics to aquatics. team usa has been training hard. >> i love the water. >> even getting tips from gold medal swimmer michael phelps. >> it's just a cause near and dear to my heart. >> founded in 1968 by many eunice kennedy schriever. >> i think she felt if she showed people with intellectual disabilities could compete against you on the playing

field, they could run better than you you would have to adjust what you thought people with intellectual disabilities were capable of. >> a week of sport and celebration with the mission of spreading acceptance around the world. that message felt here leading up to today's opening ceremony. first lady michelle obama will be here serving as honorary co-chair 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 in nairobi. he said good governance and providing opportunities for women are two of the keys for entrepreneurship to take off in kenya. this is the first time a u.s. president has visited kenya. president obama added he wanted to be in kenya because africa is, quote on the move. time is 8:46. fun things happening across the bay area this weekend. especially the gilroy garlic

festival down south. how are temperatures out there? >> it will be hot hitting 90. cooler than in previous years. we'll see a lot of sunshine. live domppler showing clouds at the coast. here is some sunshine with a live view in san jose. it's already clear and sunny right there. temperatures are on the cool side in the north bay. santa rosa 54 where there has been some fog this morning. napa 56. novato 59. fairfield 62. check out concord. 66 livermore 63. here we'll find some of those low overcast conditions. the low clouds as we look from the exploretorium camera to the bay. we have a few areas of morning fog and cloud. overall we'll see a mild to warm weekend. then possible record heat next

week. we'll keep an eye on that for you, as well. most likely on tuesday and wednesday. forecast animation shows by 9:00 we'll still have the clouds at the coast and into parts of the bay. inland areas in the south bay will be clear. by lunchtime, lots of sunshine for everybody except right at the coast. clouds are going to hug the coast all day long this afternoon, temperatures will be cool, 60s there. 70s around the bay and 80s inland. you can actually look for highs to be slightly below normal in some areas like livermore 84. enjoy the slight relief. concord 85. it's going to be oakland 72 there. san jose reaching 80 and san francisco 67 with partly cloudy conditions. a lot of fans heading to levy stadium for the manu versus barcelona game. wear sunscreen, shades and a

cold drink. it's going to peak at about 3:00 in the afternoon hitting 78. add breath mints if you are heading to the gilroy garlic festival. 70 by 10:00. pretty warm. then hitting 90 by 4:00 this afternoon. only cooling off to 78 for the evening. you'll find a lot of 90s around the state especially through the central valley. 97 in fresno. sacramento 91. even 107 in palm springs. also just a reminder, the san francisco marathon is tomorrow. starts at midnight for the people running it twice. temperatures will be in the upper 50s through the early morning hours. then 62 closer to lunch time. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. look for mild to warm conditions. just a slight dip tomorrow. then the warm-up starts on monday. look at those hot numbers tuesday, width, triple digit heat inland. we'll see 90s around the bay and

70s at the coast. head to the beach if you can that day. >> make sure to drink plenty of water. hydrate yourself. >> hydrate wear sunscreen get sunglasses. all those things. >> thank you. >> game two of the bay bridge series between giants and a's at at&t park today. giants took game one thanks in large park to hunter pence. good morning, everybody. giants and a's heading in opposite directions. giants making a playoff push. 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're adorable, there is a good chance we will put you on television. that young lady qualifies. jesse chavez not adorable in this game. roughed up after a buster posey sac fly. a's with runners at the corners in the second. brandon crawford back to bell for the inning-ending double

play. giants would add two more in the bottom of the second. opposite field. in comes crawford. it's a 3-0 giants lead. this was not oakland's night. sam fuld forgetting how to side. safe. billy burns. oh. takes a foul ball to a tender spot and would leave with a contusion. giants adding on in the fifth. another rbi double. posey scores. the giants would bust it wide open on an orange friday. bottom seven. bell will rip a two-run single. giants roll to a 9-3 victory. after the trade on thursday scott took the mound for the astros against the royals. he was great. second inning. robbing morales full extension on the dive. goes seven scoreless. allows three hits.

walk and struck out three including including paolo orlando there. his wife gave birth to their first child. jonathan nese's wife was due but he played. got roughed up. nese gave up six runs in three innings and watched his wife give birth via facetime. jimmy rollins. upward deck here. dodgers win 7-2 and they remain three up on the giants. cycling. stage 19 tour de france. 85 plus miles. all kinds of problems. got a rock stuck in his chain. sees room and takes off. some low life in the white shirt spits at frum.

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>> jack hanna's "wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." >> what does it take to mix it up with some of the most dangerous creatures in the world? >> hurry. >> you've gotta be quick like a cheetah. >> you can't be afraid to monkey around. there's a mandrill! i just saw my first mandrill. and it helps to be bat poop crazy. whoa, look at them! holy mackerel. today, 6 nerve-racking adventures that are not for the faint of heart. >> that made my adrenaline rush a little bit. >> and of course, my ha