. >> it's saturday, july 30th. thanks for joining us. i'm craig nguyen. let's start with a first look at the forecast. here's lisa argen tracking live doppler 67 for us. >> good morning. we are starting off not only with the low clouds but mist and drizzle all along the shoreline. if you are headed into the city or close to the coast early this morning or the bay, you will run into that fog and low visibility. so certainly give yourself some extra time. as we look outside you notice how murky it is out there. 54 san francisco. 53 half moon bay. mountain view 61. we are looking at not only the low clouds and fog in the city but over in oakland. and you may need the wipers out there. 64 and clear had livermore.

concord you are clear at 58 degrees. the marine lay, even though it's creating the problems close to the bay, it's shallow. we will get into sunshine today with numbers in the 50s at the coast and low to mid-90s inland. >> thank you, lisa. we are tracking developing news out of the east bay this morning. emeryville police are lack fog fog -- looking for two who shot at officers. investigators found a bullet from a 9-millimeter launched in the wall. emeryville police are not confirming that officers were targeted in this case, only that a shot was fired while they were on patrol. one person is dead after a car rolled over in redwood city. it happened just 8:30 on the whipple avenue off-ramp of highway 101. they say the driver was ejected from the car. the crash closed the freeway for more than three hours last

night. know word on what caused the car to crash. a bay area family is making a plea for a family to come forward after a deadly hit-and-run collision. police say is happened sometime between 2:30 a.m. and just afternoon on wednesday on willow pass road north of lynwood drive in concord. police say 28-year-old frank fernandez had been hit by a car, but no driver stopped to report it. abc7 news reporter elissa harrington spoke to his family. >> we want answers. it's someone's baby boy, someone's brother and a lot of people's friends. >> she said she panicked when she learned her older brother, 28-year-old frankie, had been found dead. he was killed in a hit-and-run while walking alongside the willow road pass sometime wednesday. it appeared he was driving loam to bay point around 2:30 in the morning when for some reason he pulled over and got out to walk.

>> somebody knows something. somebody had to know they had hit somebody on the side of the road. somebody might have been in a situation where they were fearful of stopping. >> the joe wishes the person responsible would have stopped. maybe frankie would have had a chance. at least he wouldn't have been alone. police wants the driver to know it might be hard to come forward, but she is willing to forgive. >> we just want clarity and to be able to have the ability to forgive in the way frankie always could. >> frankie had a great heart. >> friends remember frankie as good-hearted and gentle. he liked skateboarding, golf and playing video games with friends. they said it's hard to lose someone who touched so many lives n concord, elissa harrington, abc7 news. at the

veered off the road and slammed into a light pole. officers say there's no indication drugs or alcohol were involved. san francisco police arrested a man in a quadruple murder in the hayes valley neighborhood. at the corner of page and laguna in january of last year bullets were fired into a car. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana has more. >> for more than a year and a half since the murders of four young men in hayes valley, law chandler has been on a mission to find the perpetrators. >> some praise her pen as city. >> tirelessly marches in protests we were in. >> and her son was in the car when a shooter, possibly shooters, opened fire on him and three other young men, killing

them at the seen. today farley is in a san francisco jail charged with all four murders. >> efforts already in custody in a federal prison in at water, california and he was arrested and picked up from the prison in atwater and are two-day forecast to san francisco. >> he was serving a 76 month sentence. the original criminal complaint in that case was fired nearly two weeks after the quadruple murder on 27th street. she has no sympathy. >> i say death is the best penalty. >> they want people to come forward and possibly find others connected to the crime. abc7 news. >> this morning we are hearing from the neighbor ever stockton after finding out a gun stolen from his home was used to kill a teenage boy.

anthony has had two guns stolen from him in the past two years. one of those guns was used in the february 2015 killing of 13-year-old rashawn harris. he reported the gun stolen 28 days after the murder because he said he no longer lived in the house. >> it was empty and the house was burglarized twice. one time i came up on the suspects that were in the middle of robbing the house. each time i reported the burglary and one of the times i reported the stolen gun. >> police recovered the gun last month in a stockton home following a domestic disturbance complaint. officers are still looking for the person who killed the teen san leandro police released new images they tried to find a man accused in an attempted kidnapping. the man seen dressed in all black pulled a woman in a car and tried to take her away as she was walking to work. this is a closeup look at the special after-market wheels on the vehicle. it happened on washington avenue

near monterey boulevard. bc7 spoke to the good samaritan who rushed to stop the kidnapping. he saw the man pepper spraying the woman and dragging her into the car. >> i started going at it with the guy and he started macing me. just a total coward. >> timing is everything. surveillance video from the apartment complex with yong-sung leal lives shows him leaving his apartment the at the same time the attack happened. here's an artistic drawing. more than a dozen cats at a humane shelter had to be euthanized after a feline disease. for the next four weeks you can't drop off a cat there or adopt there.

>> eleven cats and kittens had to be euthanized at hayward animal services because of feline distemper. >> it's devastating for the volunteers involved because we get attached to the animals. >> for 21 days the surviving cats are under observation and no healthy cats can be dropped off. >> it's a good opportunity to go through and clean our shelter, disinfect it from top to bottom. we are asking they not bring them in at this time. >> the vet tharian, who does not treat the cats at the shelter sharks this advice. >> get your cats vaccinated. new cats should be deemed healthy and separated from your own cat before you bring them together. >> symptoms of distemper include vomiting, diarrhea and lethargy. kittens are most arteries are risk. humans cannot catch the disease

but they can spread it. >> wash your hands, in a shelter wearing gloves, not putting your hands in canes because you can cross contaminate. >> they say in june the facility was clean but the virus was reintroduced by a new cat. abc7 news. in lake county firefighters are mopping up after a brush fire. it started yesterday afternoon in clear lake oaks right off highway 53 and the canyon road. dry and windy conditions spread the flames, lead to go at least 30 acres burned. people and animals were forced to evacuate. the fire has destroyed one building but is now 75% contained. >> a fire in monterey county grew by more than 1,000 acres. it's now burned nearly 33,000 acres. count fire released a time-lapse video showing the fire's growth since it started morning a week ago. the area burned is slightly bigger than the city of san francisco. it's 15% contained and could take a month to put out. >> this weekend the animal

shelter in monterey county is letting the shelter choose an adoption fee. the spca has 94 penalties available for adoption. you can choose your fee on all cats, dogs, puppies, kitten and other smallets about. they have free food and supplies to anyone affected. a nice weekend on tap for you much. the bay area. >> still smoky conditions south of us and the east bay hills. we will talk about that. but right now plenty of fog. maybe airport delays. weekend forecast next. >> thank you, lisa. and getting front row seats for an incredible show in hawaii. >> she quoted jackie kennedy who suggested a little man moved by fear and pride. >> she's a very --

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temperament. i have a strong temperament and i know how to win. if this country choose her, this country will not be in good shape. >> clinton and kaine are taking their race to the battleground states >> now comes the presidential debate. the first one is set for september 26th at hofstra university on long island. it will be followed by two more debates in october in st. louis and las vegas hillary clinton's presidential campaign said a computer system connected to the campaign has been hacked. aids say the intrusion was part of a larger breach. the democratic national committee computer that was made public earlier this week. the fbi said its looking into it. >> judges overturned voting laws in three sweep statements yesterday, ruling them discriminatory. they said the new law requiring

photo i.d. to vote disproportionately affected minorities. in kansas a judge ruled that thousandsfs new voters who did not meet strict be kansas voter i.d. laws would be allowed to vote at a state primary next tuesday. a hearing in september will decide if they can vote in the general election. three bart stations are closed this weekend. daly city, balboa park and flint park. it began early this morning and continues through 4:00 a.m. monday. >> crews are doing repairs to the train. and free shuttle buses will be provided. bart shows some of the work already being done. it's the first of seven weekend closers. 5:16 is our time. a new report shows lake tahoe had a record-setting year last year but not in a good way. water temperature is up and clarity is down. the tahoe environmental research center reports the average

temperature went up almost half a degree last year. the fastest rate of recorded. precipitation was about average but only 6.5% fell as snow, which is the lowest-ever recorded. the conditions led to a decline in tahoe's famous water clarity, which has been improving since the 90s. environmentalists say it comes at public fund to go restore and protect the lake is disappearing. >> so working with the private industry and forming parter? ships to push those improvements is necessary. >> the report also found the air temperature dropped below freezing only 24 days last year, also setting another record. some of the people will be heading up to the sierra to get away from the heat in the bay area this weekend. lisa argen has the accuweather forecast. hi, lisa. >> hi, chris, it will be warm there.

87. smoky conditions here to report throughout the afternoon. right now we show the low clouds and fog from the north bay, clearing perhaps around napa. its clear concord and livermore. but elsewhere you have reduced visibility, some mist and drizzle. we will be looking at that throughout the morning hours. by 11:00, 12:00, partly sunny skies at the coast. so as we take a look right now outside from our roof camera, 5. 53 half moon bay, 58 oakland, 61 mountain true, and 59 morgan hill. the marine layer is shallow. it's a little below 1,000 feet. but as we get pressure on the atmosphere we have that mist and drizzle. that's why we are looking at the reduced visibility, the fog right close to the bay. 50 santa rosa, 51 napa, 64 livermore. an anomaly with 58 in concord. the southwest wind up to 25 by the delta. here's the golden gate bridge.

you need your wipers in spots. it's damp out there. cooler days this weekend. for some of you, today will be the warmest day out of the next seven. minor fluctuation was a few degrees of cooling inland today. that will bring us into a seasonal pattern as we begin august. so you are headed to the coast. you will have some sunshine, but you are going to see also some smoke from monterey to santa cruz. mid-60s to mid-70s. the winds coming out of the south for some of you. that will drift some of the smoke up into the area. partly sunny in ocean beach. we will look at san francisco a cool day for the marathon. temperatures right on through 11:00 still in the 50s. and elsewhere around the bay, of course, you are headed to the garlic festival, smells great from miles and miles away but hazy afternoon conditions. a couple degrees cooler with the low 90s with the smoke in the area. in the north bay for santa rosa

today 84. look what happens. the average is 83. we are dropping off. then coming up maybe perhaps the middle of next week, but really temperatures on the seasonal side. the south bay today not a whole lot of change. hazy condition, 85 san jose. 78 redwood city. 70 milbrae. talk about san francisco. partly sunny conditions. 64 downtown. and into the north bay look for 80 around sonoma. breezy around the bay. look for numbers on our east bay shoreline from 72 at berkeley, 81 in castro valley. you head inland it will be warm, but not as warm. 91 concord. you had 100s by the airport yesterday. 91 livermore. the accuweather forecast. 90s inland, 80s around the bay. seasonal temperatures as we begin a new month. chris. >> thank you, lisa. next, the event the harry potter fans have been waiting nine long years for. it's going to be a worldwide event. where you can take part right

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. >> is your wallet filled with a new chip credit card? that technology is really catching on. michael finney has been keeping a close eye on the chip rollout. >> although some merchants are still relying on the magnetic swipe stripe, more and more are asking us to insert our chip cards. visa vice president said her company has seen a 28% decrease in counterfeit fraud at merchants who accept chip cards. she said that's good for consumers. >> with the fraud going away from the system, the attractive

ness has also diminished for a criminal. for you as a consumer, there's less of a chance the criminal will try to get your information out of the chip card equipment. >> the new equipment is going to make using a chip card more like swiping again. >> we are now going to be able to have that same experience for you where you can enter your chip card, it generates the secure code, you take the card out and that's two seconds or less. and then the information comes back just like we had with mag stripes. >> martin is the north american president of this company. he dropped by the "7 on your side" office to show me what may be the future of credit cards. >> when you are online, you are often asked to provide the three-digit number on the back of your card, what we call the cvb. we are introducing a card called a motion card which has a

dynamic cvv. >> look at the back of the card. that's different than yours of. the number be you see changes every hour or so. >> we are now proposing to the market to reduce the amount of fraud that is going to be created in the present environment. >> so emerging technology and chip cards will together make husband safer. but actually consumers are doing pretty well right now. >> consumers always had zero fraud liability protection on their visa cashed. them don't have to worry from their protection point the of view. >> you must report a lost or stolen car in a timely manner. i'm michael finney. "7 on your side." it appears n.a.s.a.'s confident in spacex is growing. they signed a second contract to send aft the astronauts to the international space station. spacex will begin testing next spring. the second mission doesn't have

a launch date yesterday. two weeks ago they began the first launch to improve orbit. it's on track to get astronauts into space on a budget. a volcano on hawaii's big island has reached the ocean for the first time since 2013. lava creates huge plumes of steam as it hits the water and cools into rock. the flow traveled more than six miles to reach the ocean this week tonight bookstores in the bay aer and around the world will do something they haven't done in nine years. they are hosting a late night event. the harry potter play official opens in london today and the book goes on sale at midnight. some cities will celebrate the big return tonight jelly belly welcomed the 7 millionth

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. >> good saturday morning, everyone. i'm chris nguyen. we are starting this half-hour with a quick look at the weather. here's lisa argen. she's tracking the conditions where you live. good morning, lisa. >> good morning. you can see the low clouds, fog and marine layer.

looks nice from this vantage point. underneath mist and drizzle and visibility issues. 61 mountain view. 59 morgan hill. half moon bay 53. limited sunshine there. and sfo right now you see the clouds. no delays as of yet but we are looking at low 50s from santa rosa to napa. we are clear in the inland east bay. we will look at a slightly cooler bay in the 90s today. spotty drizzle along the coast and the fog lifts. we will see a little sun. we have smoky conditions from the south bay and from the east bay today. more seasonal weather for the week ahead. chris. >> lisa, thank you. now to the battle against the zika virus. for the first time the mosquito-borne disease is spread here in the united states. four caught the virus from mosquito bites in miami. chuck severson has the latest. >> despite preemptive measures like this, the zika virus is now

reportedly transferring on wings. >> four people in the state likely have the zika virus as a result of the mosquito bite. >> it's the first time mosquitoes are being blamed for spreading the virus on the u.s. mainland. the first suspected case was announced july 19th and then in powered county another case. then two more suspected cases in both counties in south florida. so far 1658 reported cases of zika in 46 states. but these four are the first not linked to travel outside the u.s. or sexual contact with someone affected. all cases stemming from this square mile just north of downtown miami. zika is a particular threat to pregnant women and can cause severe birth defects. prevention kids are handed out to expectant mothers, including insect repellant. >> we are likely to see isolated cases of the mosquito-borne

zika. that's why anywhere in the u.s. you should be using mosquito repellant, staying indoors and wear long sleeves to avoid mosquito bites. >> they urge the public to take precautions. >> get rid of freestanding water, repair the screens and make sure you are not the one who spread it to someone who is pregnant. >> abc news, new york. the san francisco health department has announced an eighth person has tested positive for zika. all eight people contacted the virus while traveling outside the country. nearly 200 reservoirs throughout the state are contaminated with excessive levels of mercury. this is promptingth state water control board to have mandatory health advisories over the next two years. officials are urging owners of the reservoirs to voluntarily post warnings about eating fish. several of those reservoirs are hear in the bay area. here's a few of the bay area mercury impaired reservoirs.

>> knew this morning, joe biden is talking about fill the vacancy on the supreme court. they discussed the nomination of chief judge merrick garland to the supreme court. garland's nomination has been pending for four months, longer than any other supreme court nominee. they say a lack of action prevents the court from fulfilling their duty of resolving conflicts. >> the longer the vacancy remains unfilled, the more serious the problem, the greater confusion and uncertainty about safety and security. >> the vice president says senate republicans must do their jobs to confirm judge merrick garland to the position >> the obama foundation has formally announced jackson park

will be home to his presidential library. it's on chicago's south side, close to the university of chicago where the president once taught constitutional law. it's also the home of science and technology. you are looking at relatively new art that's been put on display at the veterans hospital in palo alto. this video was obtained by abc news. the hospital is undergoing an expansion right now. it's all nice but some are calling it excessive spending by the v. a.. >> in recent nears a transformation has been underway at the v. a. hospital in palo alto. but a group called open the books called in that time period they spent $20 million nationwide and $6.3 million was allocated to the palo alto campus. a va spokesperson says while we must be stewards of taxpayer dollars, we also know that

providing comprehensive healthcare for patience goes beyond offering the most advanced medical treatment. retired air force master sergeant said the art itself has a healing effect. >> if you look at a hospital that has art, it's a healing environment as opposed to some military hospitals that don't have any art. it's cold. >> one veteran we spoke with off-camera said the money should have been reallocated toward staffing and services rather than pricey art. case in point, this giant rock in the mental health corridor on the palo alto campus cost taxpayers nearly $400,000. video obtained by abc news showing the colorful morse code display to honor blind vets on a parking garage, cost almost $300,000. the veterans themselves won't even be able to see it.

but others say the art honors vets for their service and sacrifice. >> the va is doing so many things to help improve the care of our veterans. and veterans deserve the best care they can get. >> some current lawmakers are calling for pa moratorium on art spending by the v. a.. now to an extreme stunt in southern california. a skydiving daredevil is going to jump 2500 feet with only a huge net to catch him. we talked be to him before tonight's big jump. >> a death-defying stunt. he's run of the most skilling sky divers in the world with 1800 jumps under his belt. now going to the unthinkable. a 25,000-foot drop, twice as high as a normal skydive. >> you will not have a parachute or a wing suit, just this like a race car driver? >> exactly. >> a free fall at 12000 miles an hour using only his body to

steer him into this 100 by 100-foot net. >> i have roughly over 200 jumps training for this. we had to have so many jumps in a row to be able to say we are going to do this. >> testing the net they dropped 200-pound dumb miss like this. one crashing right through. now after adjustments he is hoping to make history on live television. >> what makes you the most nervous? >> i have a wife and a son. >> right. >> i expect to be here a long time. >> both will be there cheering for a save landing. abc news, los angeles. >> happening today. two state senators go head-to-head in a pokemon go battle. they will go head-to-head to find out who can capture them all. they will try to catch as many as they can over a course of two hours and both will have three teammates to help them. the loser of the challenge will donate $500 to the winner's charity of choice. it starts at 4:00 this afternoon

at the 24th street bart station also happening today, this weekend will bring families to san francisco from across the state. stridor makes bikes that helps kids with special needs. the track opens at pier35 in san francisco. the first race starts at 9:00 a.m. still ahead on the news, tonight powerball players have a shot at the eighth largest powerball jackpot in u.s. history. it's long odds but you can win big. here's a foggy look from the golden gate bridge camera. lisa argen returns with the full accuweather forecast and when we can expect that to lift coming up.

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>> the time right now is 5:41. we are taking a look high above the clouds from our sutro tower camera as the sun gets ready to rise in morning. lisa argen returns in a little bit with a full accuweather forecast. the 38th annual gilroy garlic festival is underway. mr. garlic got things started yesterday when he passed the torch at gourmet alley. this is the last time he will have the honor after donning it over the last 21 years. his son will take over.

>> my son said i want to take your place. so i couldn't say no. he cared enough to say i'm going to take your place. it was nice. >> what a great guy. the festival runs through tomorrow from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. at christmas hill park in gilroy. it's going to be warm today. probably a nice day to get some garlic ice cream. lisa is tracking the weather conditions for us. >> i don't know, chris. from mt. tam you can see the low clouds and fog. they are putting a lid on the atmosphere. right now we are cool underneath with mist and drizzle along the shoreline. 50s in the north bay, 60s in the east bay. we will talk about the smoke and cooler weekend ahead. >> lisa, thanks. also ahead, the giants not only lost again but they hit into their first triple play in seven ♪ with this level of intelligence...

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>> good morning. these drivers are getting an early start to the weekend. we will check in with lisa for the full accuweather forecast just moments away. here are the winning numbers from last night's $20 million mega-millions drawing. nobody picked all six. tuesday night's jackpot grows to $25 million. powerball players have a shot at $478 million tonight. that's the nation's eighth largest jackpot of all-time and the fifth powerball jackpot in the game's history. the world record is $1.586 billion prize in january. the next largest prize was $590 million in 2013. the third largest $587 million in 2012. so what are your odds of winning tonight? abc news reporter randy hicks

has the answer. >> powerball fever is heating up again. with three months and no winners, the jackpot has exploded to more than $478 million. the next drawing is saturday. so what are the odds of taking home the big prize with a two dollars ticket? not so great. roughly 1 in 292 million. we met up with a mathematics professor to break it all down for us. >> imagine you let a monkey play with a football on a football field until it gets tired and you ask what are the odds the football ends up within a ten. of an inch from where it started but it's more likely than winning the powerball. >> you are more likely to be struck by lightning. and amateur golfers have a much better chance at a hole-in-one at 1 in 12,500. >> is there any way of bettering

your odds? >> not really. whatever numbers you play you have the same chances of winning. >> lottery officials say there are more winning tickets with computer-selected numbers than individuals making their own selections. and despite the immense odds, many powerball dreams have come true. >> couldn't believe it. >> it's a blessing to whoever it touches. >> in 44 states people are keeping hope alive be that they could be next. abc news, los angeles. >> the next powerball drawing is tonight at 8:00. download the app and get the numbers be as soon as they are drawn. the things i would do with that money. let's send things over to meteorologist lisa argen. and you are tracking the fog across the bay area? >> yes. but after five days of spare the air, we are looking at better air quality in general. right now you see with the fog imprint over the bay area, we have a it good deal of low

cloudiness and mist and drizzle. the marine layer at about 1,000 feet. we look at this picture and you see the view of mt. tam in the distance and the low clouds and fog. it's 54 in san francisco. it's cool with the drizzle. 58 oakland. 61 mountain view, san jose. it's 59 degrees in morgan hill. we are looking at the exploratorium camera with all the low cloudiness. 50 santa rosa, 51 napa. 54, good morning in petaluma with the clear skies and southwest wind by the delta, 59 degrees. and looking at no cloud cover in concord and livermore. sutro right now, i like the way it looks. our summertime pattern back with us. so cooler days for the weekend. a seasonal pattern sets up for the last weekend of july and the first week of august. so things will get a little bit more comfortable, but we can't get rid of the smoke. that's all due to the direction of the wind flow. the sierra nevada will be warm, sunny skies, 87 there.

look for partly sunny skies los angeles, 85. look at the heat in the interior. 109 in fresno, 102 in yosemite and 98 in sacramento. so the low clouds and fog making it feel pretty comfortable around here. as you head up in sonoma, if you are doing that today, temperatures about 80 degrees at 4:00 this afternoon with plenty of sunshine. 70s by 7:00. elsewhere around the bay we are looking at numbers in livermore not only above average, but certainly cooler than it has been. so the temperatures just a little bit into next week and then notice by the end of the week we are about 90 degrees. looks pretty good. today if you shall head today the giants game, low 60s. and looking at sunny conditions there. so it should be pretty pleasant around the bay. numbers along the coast, some upper 50s to near 60. we are getting into the smoky conditions from santa cruz, monterey, gilroy, the south bay, over the east bay hills, the diablo range.

you will notice the haze in the atmosphere. numbers coming down a couple degrees from low to mid-90s. 94 livermore, 91 concord. 77 up in the north bay for san rafael. and the clouds and fog will pull away from the coast temporarily so we get partly sunny conditions half moon bay and ocean beach. the accuweather seven-day forecast featuring upper 50s coastside and the mid-90s. kind of smoky and looking at low 90s for tomorrow inland. very seasonal the rest of the week. chris. >> thank you, lisa. turning to sports, hunter pence is expected to come off the disabled list and play this afternoon against the nationals. first pitch at 1:05:00 p.m. last night the giants' cold spell continues. here's rick quan. good morning. at the all-star break the giants had the best record in the majors and a six match game lead in the west. since then they have had the worst record in the majors and their lead is now down to just

one. nunez did not start but saw late action. san francisco took 19-0 lead in the second. blanco singles and conor gillispie doubles. daniel murphy with a triple off the wall. that made it 3-1. with no outs in the eighth, bases loaded when brandon crawford lines to first, zimmerman touches the bag and then throws to third to get the triple play. washington wins 4-1. san francisco has now lost 11 of its last 13. the a's were at cleveland. this mascot not a big fan. the hot dog races. oakland took the 3-0 lead on back-to-back home runs from reddick and davis. but they would answer with the four-run seventh. allows abraham to store the

go-ahead run. down by two in the ninth. the a's had two on for reddick, who sends the ball deep to right but not deep enough. cleveland hangs on to win 5-2. graveman takes the loss. pg&e, a major record tieing 63. two weeks ago phil mickelson fired a 63 at the british open. yesterday his accuracy, not as good. his first shot of the day winds up on the street. he took a triple-bogey but still made the cut walker followed up a 65 with a 66. he nails this long birdie on 16. he shares the lead. so after two rounds, strep and walker are both 9-under. jason day is tied for third. two back, and james hahn had to

settle for a 73 but still made the cut at even par >> the u.s. olympic basketball team took on venezuela last night in chicago. the warriors made their presence known. durant with the driving lay-up. team usa actually struggled from long-range, but here thompson does connect. draymond green comes one the rebound and finds a streaking thompson for the easy basket. later it's dre to clay for another three. they play nigeria monday in houston. i'm rick quan. have a great day. >> up next, the annual march of the penguins at the san francisco zoo. how you can be the

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the honey in honey nut cheerios likes to take its sweet time. [sighs] that's why we make them for you. >> california's giant sequoias are weathers the drought better than other species. that's from a study by the u.s.

geological survey. one of the reasons the leafs in the sequoia's crown can store more water than the ground leaves. this stores as a buffer against water shortages that would otherwise damage the shoot system. another adaptation, shedding leaves can reduce water loss bay area homes are selling almost twice as fast as the national average. still low is reporting homes here are on the market for an average of 43 days. that's the shortest time in the u.s. the national average is 78 days. it's happening even at prices keep trending upwards. happening today, the san francisco zoo is inviting you and your family to celebrate the annual march of the penguins. this is video from last year's march. this year two penquin chicks will make their debut and will waddle through the zoo to their new home on penguin island. you also have a chance to enter into a drawing to name this chick. next on the abc7 morning news as 6:00.

a deadly hit-and-run leaves a bay area family devastated and police looking for the driver. and a gun connected to several crimes has been traced back to a california mayor.

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i'm chris nguyen. let's start with a first look at the forecast. here's lisa argen tracking live doppler 7 for us. >> good morning. we have low fog and clouds around the bay. some mist and drizzle but it will be retreating. we will see some sunshine but we also have some haze. vollmer peak, you can see the haze in the distance. a little bit of low cloudiness there. smoky conditions for our inland communities. concord and livermore. but you will be a few degrees cooler today. 54 in san francisco. 58 in oakland. 61 mountain view. san jose 62. 56 in morgan hill. half moon bay 53. it's clear on the peninsula. no problems at sfo. look at the golden gate bridge. not only the fog, you may even need the wipers. 50 santa rosa you, upper 50s in the inland east bay. we are looking not only for the fog to clear, but with partly cloudy conditions this afternoon it will be almost like usual. we will talk about more seasonal weather in the days ahead coming up. chris. >> lisa, thanks. we are tracking developing news