good morning. thanks for joining us this saturday august 22nd. i'm chris nguyen. here is meteorologist lisa tracking high doppler 7 hd. >> good morning. marine layer up 2,000 feet deep. it is a cloudy start for everyone. a look at san jose where temperatures are ranging mainly in the low 60s around the bay. 64 in livermore. but you are lagging behind in the north bay where temperatures bottomed out into the upper 50s. look at the gray sky from emeryville. it's in the 60s here. later this afternoon, low 70s for you. look for mid 60s at the coast. 68, partly cloudy, away from the western side of the city. more 70s to upper 70s around the

bay. about 80 in san jose. we'll let you know how long this pleasant summertime weather will last. >> thank you. this morning, anti-terror police in france are investigating an attack by an armed gunmen aboard a paris-bound train. it could have been a massacre if not for the life-saving efforts of three americans all with ties to northern california. one was born in pittsburgh. the other lives in sacramento. the third is from oregon. melanie woodrow has the latest. >> reporter: in this dramatic, exclusive video, you can see those injured while taking him down. the potential terror attack happened on a train traveling from amsterdam to paris. two u.s. servicemen both with sacramento ties heard the gunmen loading a weapon inside a rest room on the train. the gunman reportedly came out shirtless with a rifle flunk over his shoulder. that's when the men sprang into

action, wrestling the moroccan gunman to the ground. >> if they hadn't stepped up, there could have been a lot of deaths. >> we are both very proud of them. >> reporter: anthony sadler was the third man who helped thwart the attack. alec yelled, get him. three people were injured. the gunman slashed him with a box cutter. >> he had cuts on his back. they almost cut his eye out. >> his fingers. >> he took the gunman's weapon. they each credit the other for saving his life. >> i would have been killed if it wasn't for alex. >> i talked to alex and alex said the same thing. mom, if it wasn't for spencer, i would be dead. >> the gunman's motives are not yet known. a potentially deadly train ride that ended differently because of the heroic efforts of three

men. stone was hospitalized and is reportedly doing okay. france's anti-terror unit is investigating. >> 8:03 is our time. this morning, many people are concerned about their 401(k)s after a brutal finish to the week on wall street, the worst in four years. yesterday stocks plummeted again on fears that china's economy is slowing, and because of a dip in oil prices. the dow plunged 530 points. the index lost more than 1,000 points this week alone. the nasdaq lost more than 170 points. s&p s&p dropped 64. investors are worried, particularly those at or near retirement age. >> recently the last year or so, we had quite a few increases in the stock. i hope it didn't take it all away. >> economists warn the worst thing a person can do is bail out. >> you have to look through the ups and downs in the market. strategically, you should be diversifying your assets. this is blocking and tackling.

>> the recent reduction in the value of china's currency weighed heavily on how the market reacted this week. >> a planned parenthood clinic in san jose is accused of harvesting organs from a late-term fetus that was aborted and using it for research. the allegations came from a group that records videos at the clinic in san jose. they've been posting interviews from interviews planned parenthood claims were taped illegally. an appeal is in the works. >> abortion opponents are planning a nationwide protest against planned parenthood in 47 states and more than 300 cities. locally, a demonstration is planned at 10:00 at the planned parenthood in concord. a san francisco couple is now afraid of leaving their richmond district neighborhood because of a pack of rack

raccoons. they were attacked and saved by a neighbor who came to their rescue. >> patty says she and her husband went out monday night to let their dog get one last walk. that's when a raccoon pounced. >> i started swinging the dog trying to get it off. >> reporter: then a pack of raccoons attacked. >> i got another one on my other leg. at this point i'm in the middle of the street and look up to see where is my husband? i look and he's throwing raccoons are just jumping on him. >> reporter: the struggle lasted a few seconds till their neighbor came to the rescue with his golf club. he used his club to bang on the garbage cans left out for trash collection. she and her husband are going through a series of anti-rabies treatments. melanie is an urban wildlife

rescue. she says people shouldn't be worried about raccoons attacking. this was very unusual. >> typically, the only time they are going to come in contact with a problem animal again is if somebody has been hand feeding them and they are used to people or if it's a mom defending young and feels threatened. >> reporter: her neighbors can do more to help control the wild animals with they lock their garbage cans and stop feeding the raccoons. authorities are warning pet owners to be careful if you visit lake mendocino. a feral pig was found with pseudo-rabies. it is transmitted through fluid or fecies. health officials triggered warnings after discovering blue/green algae.

it poses the greatest threat to pets and children. high temperatures and the drought are ideal conditions for the algae, according to officials. >> 8:07 is our time. police on the lookout for an older man who molested a child at a popular mall. a surveillance photo from the shopping center shows the man they are looking for on your screen right there police say he inappropriately touched a juvenile inside the rest room. he is described being 70 to 80. he was last seen driving away in a silver honda. san francisco police have released s ed surveillance vide help find a man who assaulted people on a muny bus. three people punched or smacked the man as they left. one came back on and threw a beer bottle at the victim. police identified one suspect, 18-year-old donald scobi, but he has not yet been arrested. the home season for the niners begin tomorrow.

there are valid concerns about the turf issues at >> taylor swift's concert shook the grass out of the dirt at levy stadium at santa clara. the dallas cowboys are questioning whether new turf will stay down. >> honestly, i don't know the first thing about grass. >> head coach addressed the concerns. >> every day i walk on fields that are perfect. i have no reason to question him or anything about the grass. i'm very confident. >> reporter: fans and sports bloggers are more skeptical. >> it's a $1.3 billion stadium that does not go as far as it used to. >> reporter: money can buy you a nice home but the lawn is extra. for some reason, it doesn't stick at levi's. >> they had their first practice, had to go half speed because the turf was coming out

of the ground. >> reporter: stadium management says the install went well and they expect a great playing surface sunday. nearby restaurants expect business to triple. >> we are om a mile from the park which is just really phenomenal. people love that walk to the stadium. >> reporter: as one fan puts it -- >> it can be an unpredictable season. >> reporter: there is a new coach and drastically different roster this season. the oakland unified school district hopes to be fully staffed when classes start monday. yesterday a spokesperson told us there are 15 teacher vacancies left which they plan on filling over the weekend. the distract had 50 openings before a job fair wednesday. district officials don't anticipate expanding class sizes because they hired enough teachers. 8:09 is our time. a final weekend of summer. for all those kids out there heading back to opening unified.

hopefully a good one. >> it will be. starting out with plenty of overcast. we have breaks here. sfo, delays of 36 minutes here. check with your air carrier. otherwise in and around 70 south of san francisco today. back with the rest of the bay area forecast for the weekend and beyond coming up. >> thanks, lisa. the biggestç turnout for presidential candidate donald trump. why he's ready for the election right now. >> those bugs taking over the playa appear to be spreading to california.

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a massive crowd in mobile, alabama. >> i want to have the election tomorrow. i don't want to wait. >> reporter: before the event, outside the stadium, trump supporters wearing donald wigs. >> today america is changing. we as citizens are taking it back. >> this is something that is literally could change the course of history. >> reporter: the crowd looking to the skies when the billionaire circled the stadium in his private jet. >> somebody saw my plane. people are pointing up to the plane. it's actually not mine. >> reporter: trump is not alone in this race. >> let's assume that somebody else becomes president. wouldn't that be horrible? wouldn't that be horrible? >> reporter: trump talking about jeb bush who announced he's heading to the border monday. bush believes he can beat trump on immigration with real solutions. >> there is a big difference. i'm a proven conservative with a record. i cut taxes every year. he proposed the largest tax

increase in mankind's history. >> reporter: that didn't stop trump from putting on quite the show. >> you know, if it rains, i'll take off my hat and i'll prove once and for all that it's mine. okay? >> reporter: an interesting moment here on the campaign trail. the crowd loved that moment, by the way. we do have news from the other side. this morning, abc news confirmed that hillary clinton will leave her hampton's vacation and get back out on the campaign trail to introduce new policies and likely take very tough questions about her private e-mail use of government affairs while she was secretary of state. tom llamas, abc news, mobile, alabama. at the iowa state fair, republican presidential candidate ted cruz was confronted about gay rights from an oscar-nominated actress. >> gay people used to be thrown in jail when it was illegal in this country. >> we're saying bible-believing

christians. >> reporter: ellen paige was asking the questions and believes the republican candidate discriminates against gays. the exchange went on five minutes. cruz said to be rising in the polls said he did not recognize the actress. the american legion post is offering an award after someone ripped off two flags. a small tattered piece of the american flag left on the flagpole outside the post on pearl street. the vandals cut a pow/mia flag off the pole. it happened late thursday night or early yesterday morning. the flags had only been up three weeks. >> today distracted drivers in napa beware. police passing out christmas brochures will be using extra officers to catch people driving while using cell phones and other electronic devices. distracted driving can be a killer. in 2012, more than 3,000 people

died because of distracted driving. napa police say even using a hands-free device can make driving more dangerous. 8:17 is our time. a flood of insects that invaded the desert where burning ban has set up is spread into california. they are drawn by the lights of la playa in the nevada desert as well as eastern california. the state ag department took samples thursday. though emit odors like stink bugs and pose no health risk. >> i think with the weather pattern with the rain, that changed the food source on the desert. they produce the insects and now we have them this time here. >> officials expect their numbers to drop before burning ban starts august 30th. firefighters continue mop-up work on the tesla fire burning near livermore. cal fire says the wildfire is

85% contained. the fire has burned 2700 acres. the flames spread near and around homes. only one inunhabited home was destroyed. cal fire has to fight the flames with fewer firefighters because of all the wildfires burning across the state. >> civil disowe beadians will be the order of the day in san francisco. it offers a spectacular view of downtown. the protest begins 10:00 this morning on the north beach side of telegraph hill. the committee to build the panoramic park will kick off a petition drive to gather signatures to stop the development. family and friends of space venture will gather to raise money for breast cancer patients. she died in 2003 after a long

battle with breast cancer. abc 7 news reporter carolyn tyler was one of her closest friends and part of the nonprofit friends of faith helping others facing a similar challenge. >> she came together with a group of us in the media and said that she wanted us to do something to help women who had fewer resources than she had to deal with the disease. >> the friends of faith's fund-raiser begins 9:00 a.m. near the lake view library branch. for more information we have a link on abc7news.com. as we bring in lisa, how is the weather shaping up? >> carolyn is not a fan of the sun. she will be happy it will be cloudy. temperatures in the mid 60s. the sun is not going to come out over in oakland until after 11:00. they have that going for them. numbers will slowly climb to the 60s for an afternoon high of 73 at about 3:00. all should go according to plan

and the low clouds and fog that had really moved all the way across the bay this morning and as a result, it will keep the onshore flow with us. i do expect just a little bit of clearing north of the golden gate temporarily 63 in oakland. 62 in mountain view. good morning, morgan hill. 59 for you. 61 at half moon bay. we'll look for numbers still in the 60s. a look at the golden gate where that fog pulls back temporarily from the north bay. could you see about 70 in point reyes today. concord and livermore looking at cloud cover and in the 60s. 59 napa. santa rosa, it has been chilly in the upper 50s. a live look from lake tahoe where the overnight low was 40. going for a high of 85. sunny and smoky there. we had a pretty sunrise. will be a nice sun set. hazy afternoon conditions for the northern and southern sierra. mild to warm this weekend. back to average.

running a couple degrees below average. we'll get back to normal when we see more heat come monday that will take us into the 90s. here is a look at the fog. everyone looking at the cloudy skies. it's beginning to break up a little bit around the peninsula. we still have airport delays. from north to south looking at the cloudy conditions, little circulation here offshore could pull some of the clouds back temporarily from the coast. otherwise, that onshore push keeping it summerlike in the bay area. to the north and west and makes up for a quiet weather pattern. winds will get breezy around the bay midday. in terms of temperatures, it should be very nice with about 80 in san jose. average high is about 83. you'll have that morgan hill 79. santa clara. upper 70s from sunnyvale. peninsula numbers 77 redwood city. in san francisco, you'll look for sunshine eastern side of the city and maybe pulling back near

the golden gate today just temporarily. up in the north bay, 77 novato. few 80s in clover dale. oakland 74. hercules. inland, we've got the warmth but not too bad. in pittsburgh, 85. 81 san ramon valley. accuweather seven-day forecast. fog will be back early tonight. retreating to the coast tomorrow. back to school so the kids won't be sweaty and out too much. you can see it showing up on live doppler 7hd. we have more information at abc7news.com. our heat waves around here only a day or two usually. we can take it. none in the forecast. >> i'm sure kids are breathing a sigh of relief they are not going to be sweating it out in

their classrooms. parents, still pack the ice packs in their lunch box. thank you. next. on the run. the chase after that giant red ball. ♪

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>> a quake brought it down, but movers and shakers can't raise the much needed sound wall back up. we'll explain. >> plus an important deadline facing coliseum planners. can they come up with something that will keep the raide welcome to fort green sheets. welcome to castle bravestorm. it's full of cool stuff, like my second in command... and my trusty bow. and free of stuff i don't like. and in my castle we only eat chex cereal. chex cereal. it's full of delicious crunchability. no artificial flavors, and it's gluten-free.

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thanks for choosing abc 7 news to start your day. i'm chris nguyen. weatherwise off to a cloudy

start to the day. here is lisa tracking the conditions where you live. >> reporter: that's right. in fact, plenty of gray. all what it to our east bay valleys. we can see just a little bit of a glimpse of sun there it's been 61 all morning long. 61 also in san jose. half moon bay in the low 60s. emeryville, plenty of clouds. will be brightening up after 11:00 or so. we'll see numbers topping out around the low 70s. at the coast cloudy. look for upper 60s san francisco. partial afternoon clearing with 70s and upper 70s around the bay. mid and upper 80s inland. temperatures trending a few degrees cooler than average. we'll talk about the normal readings and second half of your weekend. >> time is 8:30. the one-year anniversary of the 6.0 napa earthquake is this coming monday. a lot of repairs have been done but there is more to do. wayne friedman has the story.

>> reporter: if this crumbling wall were in italy or greece, someone would describe it as a treasured historic antiquity. >> eric is a messenger for code enfor an enforcement. >> late at night someone could pull into this area here, home invasion. all kinds of things can happen. >> mike brown, one of eight homeowners the city says share responsibility for this wall. they're not so sure nor happy with their new-found views of highway 29. >> come out here and clean the pool. people are honking and waving and making comments. >> because the wall borders highway 29, residents want caltrans to pay for a new one. that strategy is not working. caltrans spokesman. >> i'm told and what i know is

it's on private property. it's private property. it belongs to homeowners. >> i was hoping we could at least get in neighbor fencing. >> around this goes. a fallen wall is hardly the biggest issue in napa after the quake. it's more of a for instance and a year later you think the issues are all resolved. no way. for instance -- >> gives a wave every morning and says hey. >> we'll be broadcasting live from napa monday as we mark the anniversary of the august 24th earthquake. 5:00 and 6:00 p.m., dan ashley will be in the heart of downtown napa to see how things have changed. we uploaded snapshots from our reporting to abc7news.com. visit to see what a difference a year has made in napa. >> international headlines. south and north korean officials are holding talks to defuse tension. they began 30 minutes after a deadline imposed by north korea

demanding seoul stop playing anti-north korean propaganda from loud speakers along their border. earlier this week north korea fired military shells. the south returns fire. the latest escalation is dangerous. >> i think we are really into a crisis moment right now, and i'm not sure there is an easy way to deescalate this at this point. >> the latest tensions began earlier this month when two south korean soldiers ware maimed by land mines they say were planted by north korea on the southern side. while southern california tries to lure the raiders away, they have submitted pro poals to the city. >> they have responded to the city. >> reporter: a key deadline has been met. the developer says he submitted his final coliseum city package

to oakland, which will now have several weeks to analyze it. over the next couple of weeks, we'll be reviewing all his material in an effort to be ready when the board of supervisors and city council comes back from recess. we'll be informing them of our findings. >> reporter: he admits it's still an uphill battle to keep the raiders and a's in oakland as part of a $1 billion development package that would see a new stadium for each, retail, hotels and housing at the current coliseum site. >> we are trying to find hundreds of millions of dollars to make this deal work. >> reporter: no details how to close an estimated $400 million funding gap that does not include paying off existing coliseum debt or buying alameda county out of the deal. still, oakland's sports president is confident. oakland can keep the raiders and a's. >> money is not the issue. it's the political will. it's can we get all the players toget$r to make it happen. >> i don't want to see them

strain the city financially to keep them. i'm hoping something can come out of it. >> reporter: he confirmed he did submit his proposal. and plans to make a presentation to save oakland sports next tuesday. laura anthony, abc 7 news. this is the official moving day at cal where 7,000 new and returning students will be welcomed back on campus housing. the students will definitely feel welcomed. move-in weekend kicks off getting your bearings activity. more than 300 events planned over the next three weeks to welcome new students to campus and introduce them to campus culture. among the events is the always-pop calapalooza fair. a rally and backpack give away in oakland from a group oakland raiders give back. it's 9:00 to 2:00. you are looking at a video of a previous backpack give away.

the motto is changing one student at a time. free backpacks go a long way to help change a child's self-esteem for the better and get ready for the school year. >> also happening today, another backpack give away. this will take place in richmond. hundreds of back packs will be given away at this year's back-to-school carnival sponsored by the richmond police activities league. backpacks stuffed with school supplies will be given away starting noon in the parking lot on barrett avenue between 24th and 25th. >> another event happening today, a garden project in san francisco made possible by a grant from disney. volunteers will improve fencing, prune trees. the event begins at 10:00 this morning and lasts until noon a $20,000 grant from disney, abc 7's parent company, will help transform the garden. still ahead, a bay area teenager who is making history.

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welcome back. a live look outside from our camera at the entrance of the bridge. it looks gloomy out there right now. conditions will change. we'll check in with lisa for the full forecast. >> the meter at the bay bridge toll plaza are about to get a long overdue upgrade. you know the backup when you cross oakland into san francisco. timed metering lights help control traffic but they have glitches. sometimes the lights appear to create congestion even when traffic is light. >> that causes the traffic when they are red and there is no need for it. there is no traffic, then they are red and we have to stop. now the backup and we are like why? so yeah, that is a big problem. >> caltrans is working to make them more responsive to current traffic conditions. the $7 million project is the

first major update since 1974 when lights were installed. construction starts in the spring. >> 8:41 is the time. weatherwise, cloud cover, the fog at sfo. >> it's been over a half hour. we had breaks in the overcast. wow, is it gray out there.

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great to have you with us on this saturday morning. a live look from the golden gate bridge camera. no major traffic issues throughout the region. lisa returns with the full accuweather forecast. >> in sports, mike leak returns from the disabled list and scheduled to make his second start for the giants. good morning. doesn't get bettern't combination of a giants win with

madison bum gartner going deep and dodgers getting no hit. magic johnson's got to be thinking $300 million for this? dodgers and astros. there is mike fires who was on fire. 10 strikeouts, threw 134 pitches. enrique hernandez, jacques peterson get nothing and like it. to the ninth. jimmy rollins gets good wood on this. tracking it down like he's carrying a piano on his back but makes the catch. up against the wall. one out away from history. fires facing evan turner. he'd never thrown a complete game before. his fourth start for houston is a no-no. >> the game is all about playing for your teammates and the guys on the field with you. everybody here. it feels good to perform and do that for this team. >> giants weren't watching the dodgers get no-hit on tv.

they were in pittsburgh where marily m marlin bird with three hits in his debut. welcome to the giants. 2-0. the legend of madison continues to grow. giants win 6-4. they are now 1 1/2 games behind l.a. in the west. >> a's and rays. 1-0 in 9 ninth. desmond jennings connects. solo shot for a 2-0 tampa lead. a's get one back in the ninth inning. they had the winning run in scoring position. billy burns flies out to left. that is your wall game. a's fall by a score 2-1. >> second round in the windham

championship. unleash the tiger. needs to win or come in second to advance in the fedex play cups. tiger for eagle. moves into a tie for the lead with tom hogan. tiger atop the leaderboard the first time in almost two years. on the euro tour. harto did pick up a wife. sank his birdie putt on 15 and dropped down to propose. naturally, she says yes. proposing in the middle of your round does score points. nice. that is a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everyone. i'm larry beil. people gathering in oakland lakeside park at the gazebo. you are saying that the sun might not come out for a while. >> i think they'll like that. you see pictures on twitter. looks great out there. temperatures in the 60s. plenty of cloud cover.

by late morning you'll have sun and temperatures slowly climbing through the 60s for an afternoon high of 73. the next couple of hours should be very, very pleasant. here is the way it looks right now. live doppler 7 hd. the marine layer ramped up overnight. maybe 2,500 feet. look at the gray sky here. temperatures have been in the low 60s for san francisco. airport delays. 62 in mountain view and half moon bay and morgan hill at 59. san jose right now, cloudy. that will allow for just a bit of a slower warm-up for you. temperatures, few degrees below normal. novato 63. concord, cloudy skies and 63. mild to warm throughout the bay area for the weekend. looking at temperatures this weekend lagging behind from where they should be. by monday, we'll look for the temperatures to be around average. here's the fog footprint.

it will burn back. temperatures from point reyes, upper 60s to near 70 with a burst of a few hours of sun. the san mateo coast will stay cloudy. that means about 64, ocean beach 65. pacifica maybe 67. half moon bay and low clouds and fog all the way to southern california. waking up to the gray there, as well. it's all due to several areas of low pressure. moderate area of high pressure in the upper levels of the atmosphere. that brings us a quiet pattern over the weekend into next week. the onshore flow keeps it slightly breezy around the bay. midday. overall, it should be very pleasant. temperatures will come up just slightly into next week. you still have the haze and smoke to deal with in the northern sierra. 85 there. southern sierra 96. it's hazy down here around santa barbara, los angeles. but for northern sacramento valley, and of course lake county, it is hazy there. those onshore winds not going

there all week long. hopefully that will help to clean out the atmosphere to the north of us. 80 today. san jose with low 80s continuing through the next couple of days. the warmest days will be wednesday and thursday. that will take you just a little bit above average. overall temperatures today on the mild side. upper 60s. half moon bay look for 76 in santa cruz, should be sunny. 83 in concord. livermore to 85 today. 71 richmond. 80 in santa rosa. it's "star wars" fireworks. 68. the accuweather seven-day forecast, very little change tomorrow. fog comes back early tonight. there is your modest warm-up monday, tuesday and wednesday around the bay. inland. i've got the coast perhaps by mid week. could you bump up and get more clearing. then it should be cooler by the end of next week.

>> pack a jacket for the a's game. thank you. >> a south bay teenager making an international move as a ballet dancer. he's taking a major leap on to the world stage. from an early age, daniel ruben knew what he wanted to do. >> ballet is the only arts where it's readable in all languages. >> a young man who dreams of becoming the next ballet superstar, daniel spent the past three years in moscow, russia. >> first i loved it, then i hated it, then i loved it again. after a few months, i got used to the language. i learned what the slang was. the slang is what it is now. >> the son of two russian immigrants, daniel made his onstage debut at the ballet san jose. his passion for performing has taken him all over the world for intensive training. while he was busy learning theory, history and technique,

he completed his american high school studies online. >> we would have one day off sunday. i would go to starbucks internet and do online school. >> his mother lana couldn't be more proud of what her son already accomplished. >> making him go was not that difficult. what was difficult was just missing out on his life. >> internet and skype helped and will continue to come in handy when daniel returns to russia next week where he accepted a one-year position with the ballet company. >> you can tell your own story. not necessarily how many turns you can do or how high you can jump, i don't know how you can get the audience to yell, but you can share part of your soul. >> the ballet is a professional touring company. ruben hopes to eventually perform in front of friends and family here in the bay area. we wish him the best of luck. up next, a puppy row union. how the dog was saved after

being stuck in a sewer pipe for

winning number from last night's drawing. 13-15-21-41- 13-15-21-41-72, mega number 1. a newborn puppy reunited with her mom after being stuck in a sewer pipe. the puppy is too small to open

her eyes, somehow fell into an open two-inch pipe in phoenix. law enforcement and the humane society tried everything they could think of. >> you've got to get him out. >> after nine long hours, which made for quite a rough day, the puppy was reunited with her mom. humane society spokesperson said things like this that keep them going. wow, what a cute pup and a very lucky pup. >> watch that over and over. little baby with the puppies. too cute. >> still gray out there. we will get some late morning sun and that will bring temperatures up to the low 70s in richmond. 76 in san rozelle. look for 80 santa rosa. 80 in san jose. just shy of average. we'll keep it that way for the rest of the weekend. then here comes our modest warm-up throughout the early

part of the week in the bay and inland. thank you. don't forget for those who live south bay in san jose, color in motion five hay run happening in about a couple of minutes. actually 9:00. traffic will be affected there. thank you for joining us on the abc 7 saturday morning news. we continue online, twitter and facebook with our abc 7 news app. see you at 5:00.

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