it is saturday, july 30th. good morning and thanks so much for joining us. let's start with a first look at the forecast. here is lisa argen tracking live doppler 7 hd from the rooftop. >> good morning. high heat taking a break, temperatures today five to seven degrees cooler inland. pretty much gray skies across the bay and south bay. a live look outside, and you can see the marine layer here is shallow. it will burn off, and we'll see sunshine around the bay. 56 in morgan hill, hazy there. half moon bay, partly sunny and 52. and from balmer peak, you can see the low clouds. air quality not so great inland,

but we will be looking at that wind shift. that will work to cool everyone off. it's out of the south, but also bringing in some of that smoke layer around the bay. we'll talk in detail about the cooler weekend and august arriving in just a few minutes. >> lisa, thank you. we're tracking developing news out of the east bay. emeryville police are looking for the person who shot at two officers on foot patrol. it happened at around 8:30 last night on watts street and park avenue. no officers were injured. however investigators found a bullet from a 9 millimeter lodged in the wall of a nearby building. police are not confirming that officers with your targeted in this case, only to say that a shot was fired while they were on patrol. one person is dead after a car rolled over in red wood city. it happened last night just before 8:30 on southbound highway 101. the red wood city fire department tweeted out this picture. they say the driver was rejected from the car. the crash closed the freeway for more than three hours.

for word on what caused the car to crash. a bay area family is making a plea for a driver to come forward after a deadly hit and run collision. police say it happened sometime between 2:30 a.m. and just after noon on wednesday on willow pass road north of lynwood drive. 28-year-old frank fernandez had been mitt by a car, but no driver stopped to report it. a lisa harrington talked to his family. >> we want answers. that was someone's baby boy.har family. >> we want answers. that was someone's baby boy. that w that was swofrn someone's brother. >> reporter: he was killed in a hit and run while walking along willow pass road in concord sometime wednesday. his father joe says it appeared he had been driving home 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 have known that they might have hit something on the side of the road. somebody might have been in a situation where they were fearful of stopping. >> reporter: joe wishes the person responsible would have stopped. maybe frankie would have had a chance. at least he wouldn't have been alone. felicia wants the driver to know it might be hard to come forward, but speak is willing to forgive. >> we just want clarity. and to be able to have the ability to forgive in the way frankie always could. in frankie had a greatheart. >> reporter: he liked golf, skateboarding and playing video games with friends. they say the hardest part is losing someone who touched so many lives. in condition cord, elyssa harrington, abc 7 news. in the south bay, a 15-year-old girl is dead and five people are in the hospital after a truck accident. sky 7 hd was over la fayette street in santa clara as police

tried to figure out what caused the driver to veer off the road and slam into a light pole. officers say there is no indication drugs or alcohol were involved. san francisco police have arrested a man in a quadruple murder in the city's hayes valley neighborhood. bulleted were fired in to their car while they were parked. >> reporter: for more than a year and a half since the murders of four young men in hayes valley, sala chandler has been on a mission to find justice. police called her about the arrest of 27-year-old lee farley. >> i don't know him, but you murdered by child. >> reporter: some of her fellow community organizers praise her tenacity. >> sala tirelessly held marches, continued to press upon the city firnls. >> reporter: her 19-year-old son was in that car when police say a shooter possibly shooters opened fire on him and three other young men killing them at

the scene. today farley is in a san francisco jail charged with all four murders. >> the suspect was already in custody at the federal prison atwater, california and arrested or picked up from the prison in atwater and transported to san francisco. >> reporter: he was in federal prison for illegal possession of a firearm. he was serving a 76 month sentence that start in april. the original criminal complaint was filed nearly two week after the quadruple murder. sala chandler has no sympathy for the 27-year-old now charged with murdering her son. >> so i say at his age, the death penalty. >> reporter: san francisco investigators hope anyone with information will can forward to help their case and poebld find anyone else connected to the crime. this morning we're hearing from the mayor of stockton after finding out a gun stolen from his home was used to kill a teenage boy. mayor anthony silva has had two

guns stolen in his he home in several stints over the past two years. court documents from the d.a.'s office says one of the guns was used in the killing of a 13-year-old. silva reported the gun stolen 28 days after the murder because he says he no longer lived in the house. >> the house was empty and the house was actually burglarized twice. one time i came up on the suspects that were in the middle about of robbing the house. and so each time i reported a burglary and one of those times i reported the stolen gun. >> police recovered the gun in a sto stockton home. san leandro police are trying to go find a man accused in an attempted kidnapping. the man dressed in all black pulled a woman into a car and tried to take her away. this is a close up look at the special after market wheels on his car. the attack happened thursday

morning on washington avenue. abc 7 spoke with a good samaritan who rushed to stop the kidnapping. he saw the suspect person spraying the woman and dragging the woman. >> i ran and into the got them loose and i started going at the it with a guy. started macing me. just a total coward. >> surveillance video from the apartment complex shows him leaving at the exact moment the attack happened. we don't see the attack, but we can see him drive over to stop it. here is a sketch of the suspect. police would like to hear from you if you've seen him. nearly a dozen cats had to be ooeuthanized after they test for or were exposed to a feline de disease. >> reporter: 11 cats and kittens had to be euthanized this week because of feline distemper.

>> it's extremely devastating to all staff and volunteers because we get very attached to the animals. >> reporter: the disease can spread easily through a shelter environment. so for 21 g 1 days, surviving c are under observation. >> an opportunity to thoroughly, you know, clean our shelter, disinfect it from top to bottom. so we're asking that they not bring them in at this time. >> reporter: the veterinarian has this advice for cat owners. >> keep your cats vaccinated, bring them to a veterinarian. new kittens brought into your house should be deemed healthy and separated from your own cat before you bring them together. >> reporter: symptoms of distemper include vomiting, diarrhea and lethargy. kitten are most at risk. humans cannot catch the disease, but they spread it. >> wash their hands, wearing governors, not putting their fingers in cages.

>> reporter: the shelter also had an outbreak in june. they say the facility was clean, but the virus was reintroduced by a new cat. in hayward, katie marzullo, abc 7. firefighters are mopping up after a brush fire that started yesterday afternoon in clear lake oaks right off highway 53. dry and windy conditions spread the flames at least 30 acres burned. people and animals were are forced to evacuate. the fire has destroyed one building, but is now 75% contained. and a fire in monterey county has burned more than 35,000 acres. it started more than a week a aago. the area burned is slightly bigger than the city of san francisco. it is still 15% contained and could take nearly a month to put out. this weekend the spca animal shelter in monterey county is letting adopt ters choose their

adoption fee. the spca has 94 pets available. you can choose your fee on dogs, cat, puppy, kittens and other small pets. the shelter also has free pet food and supplies to anyone affected by the fire. and as you probably noticed, the smoke from that fire is making its way through the bay area. lisa argen has been monitoring the air quality for us. >> no spare the air day and stronger push marine air. cool in san francisco, but how about 49 in santa ro rosa. we do have haze to speak of throughout the afternoon due to a wind shift and cooler all around the bay. i'll have your full forecast in a few minutes. also ahead, a front row seat for an incredible show in hawaii. >> getted jack equoted jackie k. >> she's a very dishonest

person. >> donald trump's heated response to criticism from hillary clinton and trump's first interview after the democratic national convention.

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earthquake just before 6:00 this morning, the star indicating the epicenter. at this time there have no reports of any damage. 8:14. now to the presidential race. tim cook will host a fundraiser for hillary clinton next month. she was back on the trail after a historic night at the convention. her rival republican donald trump spoke exclusively with george stephanopoulos. here's more from philadelphia. >> reporter: hillary clinton and tim kaine riding the first waiver of support. their spouses by their sides in philadelphia. >> what better place to kickoff this campaign than right here in philadelphia where it all started 240 years ago. >> reporter: the democratic presidential ticket kicked off a stronger together bus tour. >> i accept your nomination for

president of the united states. >> philadelphia really showed off this week. >> reporter: the celebrations went into the early morning hours after the dnc, clinton mingling with donors and supporters. but the party is over and general election match-up with donald trump is just about 100 days away. >> his whole convention seems more about insulting me instead of helping the american people. >> reporter: george stephanopoulos sat down with frump. >> she quoted jackie kennedy suggesting little man moved by fear and pride. >> she's a very dishonest person. i have one of the great temperaments. i have a winning temperament. she's weak. we need a strong temperament. i have a strong temperament. i know how to win. and this country, if they choose her will, this country will not be in good shape. >> reporter: while trump is back on the trail in colorado, clinton and kaine are taking their bus tour through pennsylvania and ohio, two

battleground states in the race for the white house. kenneth know ton, abc new, philadelphia. first debate is set for september 26 followed by two more in october. hillary clinton's campaign says the computer system connected to the campaign has been hacked. the intrusion they say is part of a larger breach of a computer made public earlier this week. the fbi says it is now looking this to it. the balboa park b.a.r.t. station is closed this weekend. train service between there, glen park and daly city is unavailable. it reopens 4:00 a.m. monday. crews are making repairs so the trains won't be noisy. video shows some of the work already dwun. eith

it's the first of seven weekend closures. lake tahoe had a record setting year last year, but not in a good way. here is a live look outside. water temperature up, but clarity is down. the take show environmental research center reports the lake's average temperature went up almost half a degree last year. fastest rate ever recorded. precipitation was about average, but only 6.7% fell as slow. it led to a decline in the water clarity. environmentalists say the bad news comes as public funding is disappearing. >> so working with the private industry and forming partnerships to push those improvements is necessary. >> the report also found the air temperature at lake level only dropped below freezing 24 days last year. also setting another record. time is 8:17. for those of you heading up to the sierra this weekend for rehe

leaf from the heat, that won't be the case, right, lisa? because temperatures in the upper 80s. >> that's right. about 87 and also smoky, risk of a thunderstorm and highest elevations of the northern sierra. but that place is always beautiful nonetheless. we have low clouds and fog, a stronger push marine layer this morning. you can see it all the way from the north bay where visibility is reduced to the coast and over into oakland, as well. we're looking at anywhere from a quarter of a mile visibility, napa, half moon bay, three miles santa rosa where it is a chilly 49 degrees. so widen the perspective and you can see about 1,000 miles away from here, a little bit of twist in the atmosphere. an area of low pressure in the pacific northwest and in response to that, will. t this, low clouds and fog cooling us off. 60 at the companies, 101 yesterday at the concord and livermore airport. 54 in the city right now, 59 in

oakland. 61 mountain view, clouds in jose. morgan hill, you will see haze because of a wind shift. not only do we have the on shore push respect but we have a southerly component that will bring up the smoke not only into the south bay, of course the central coast into our east bay and look for hazy skies and the delta flow getting going cooling off the friends in the east bay. low to mid-60s. so from mt. tam, looks pretty. mist and drizzle at the coast. cooler day this is weekend, last weekend in july and seasonal pattern as we begin august. so as you look at the beach forecast today if you're brave enough to venture out, you'll notice that we'll have cool temperatures, a little bit of sunshine and some smoke from

santa cruz to monterey. 60s and 70s there. low 60s ocean beach. so when we look at the trends, we're looking at the cooler weather in the north bay with 80 day. if you're head willed up to sonoma national raceway, should be a nice afternoon. and speaking of the trends, today in livermore, about 94. still above average. certainly cooler than it was yesterday. and slowly you will get back down to the low 90s and it will take until the end of the workweek when you see temperatures significantly cooler. today in the south bay, more smoke for you. 93. 57 in pacific came. san francisco 64. come on giants, they have to do it today, 80 in sonoma. near east bay, look for 80 in orinda, 72 richmond. the fog quickly burns back for a hazy afternoon. livermore at 94. the 7 day forecast, temperatures slightly cooler inland each and

every day. and the smoky conditions at least through about tuesday because of the wind flow. but otherwise we're looking at a seasonal range of temperatures with 60s. 70s and 80s around the bay. and those 90s inland. so definitely going to have to take that into consideration that not great air quality even though there is no spare the air today. >> good information, lisa. thank you. coming up next, the event harry potter fans have been waiting nine long years for. where you can take part right there in the bay area.

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is your wallet filled with the new chip credit cards? that new technology is really catching on. 7 on your side michael continue any has been keeping a close eye on the chip rollout. >> reporter: although some per chabts are still relying on the magnetic stripe swipe, more and more are asking us to insert our chip cards. stephanie eric so that says her company has seen a 26% decrease in counter fit fraud at merchants that accept chip cards. she says that's good for consumers. >> if the fraud is going away from the merchant system, at track differenceness of that data is also diminished as a criminal. so for you as a consumer, there is less of a chance that a

criminal will try to get your account. >> reporter: biggest complaint, the few more seconds it takes to use them, that new merchant equipment will make using it it more like swiping again. >> we can have the same experience where you can insert the chip card, it generates the secure card, you can take the card out in two seconds or less and the authorization goes out and comes back just like with the mag stripe. >> reporter: the largest provider of chip cards in the united states, martin is their president and 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 bag of your card, what we call cvv. we are introducing a card called motion card which a dynamic cvv. >> reporter: look at the back, it's different from yours.

that is a little digital display and the number you see changes every hour or so. >> it's a solution we're propose to go the market to reduce the amount of fraud that is going to increase in the current environment. >> reporter: so the emerging technology will together make us safer, but actually consumers are forring pretty well right now. >> consumers always have zero fraud liability protection on their visa card. so they don't have to worry from their protection point of view. >> reporter: you must report aniless or stolen card in a timely manner to get the protection. michael finney, 7 on your side. lava flow has reached the ocean for the first time since 2013. lava began throw floei iflowingn may. the flow traveled more than 6 miles to reach the ocean. tonight bookstores here in

the bay area and across the world will do something they have haven't can done in 9 years. they're hosting a late night party for mugles hoping to get their hairy potter fix in. the play officially opens today in london and the new book goes on sale at midnight. bookstores in san francisco, oakland, palo alto just a few where you can celebrate harry's big return. much more maepd the battle against the zika virus, the neighborhood considered to be ground zero. also the big money being spent at the palo alto v.a. like this $400,000 boulder. why some say the spending is justified.

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left with a lot of sunshine, but hazy afternoon sun from the south bay to the east bay as not only westerly wind, but a southwesterly wind will bring a little bit of smoke into the bay area. no spare the air alert today. we had five of them this week. temperatures coming way down today inland. breaking news out of texas this morning. a hot air balloon carrying 16 people crashed and caught on fire in lockhart south of austin. it happened at around 6:30 this morning our i'm when the hot the air balloon crashed into a pasture. unclear if there are any injuries or deaths. faa is on krscene investigating. now new concerns about the zika virus in the united states. health officials say mosquitos in florida likely infected four people. it is a worrisome new development. eva pilgrim is in miami. >> reporter: this morning for the first time, confirmed cases of zika contracted right here in the u.s.

health officials investigating four cases in florida. >> one of these four cases involves a woman and the other three cases involve men. they're alling a differen ing a. >> reporter: workers going door to door handing out flyers. the infectious disease specialist at fiu has also been getting voluntary urine samples, reminding people to take extra precautions. >> sometimes a disease can be very concerning not because of how it impacts you individually, but how you are getting infected can impact your neighbors. and this is one those diseases. all rig >> reporter: zika is especially dangerous for pregnant women. the disease can cause severe birth defects. prevention kits being handed out by doctors and county health departments, including insect repellant. >> if we can keep low the total number of people who are inspected in our state, we

decrease the chances of pregnant women becoming infected by mosquitos with that our state. >> so far there have been all right 1700 who have gotten the disease while traveling or having sex with someone who has traveled. health officials are confident they can contain the outbreak. about the no to say that if you cape the o contain the outbreak, there won't be another traveling person that inspects another person. >> reporter: the cdc is not recommending limiting your travel to miami, but health officials are telling everyone to exercise caution and wear repellant. eva pilgrim, abc news, miami, florida. and the san francisco health department has announced an eighth person has tested positive for zika. all eight contracted the virus while traveling outside the country. nearly 200 reservoirs throughout the state are contaminated with excessive levels of mercury prompting the state water resources control

board to implement mandatory health advisories over the next two years. officials are urging owners of the reservoirs to voluntarily post warnings about eating fish. several are here in the bay area. this includes the following. lake berryessa, lake chabot, lock lomond, crystal spring and stevens creek. new this morning, vice president joe biden is speaking out about filling the vacancy on the supreme court. in the weekly address, retired federal judge timothy lewis also joined the vp to take talk about the nomination of merrick garland to the supreme court. garland's nomination has been pending for four months longer than any other supreme court nominee. both vice president biden and judge lewis say that the lack of action prevents the court from fulfilling its duty of resolving conflicts. >> the longer the vacancy remains up filled, 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 gar land to the position. 8:35. you're looking at relatively new art that has been on display at the he veterans hospital in palo alto. this video, you can see the hospital undergoing an expansion right now. it's all nice, but some are calling it excessive spending by the v.a. >> reporter: in recent years, a transformation has been under way. but abc news has obtained a new report by a nonprofit group called open the books which found that between 2004 and 2014, the v.a. spent $20 million on artwork nationwide of which $6.3 million was allocated to the palo alto campus. funding had been approved by congress years earlier. in a statement, a v.a. spokesperson says while we must be stewards of taxpayer dollars, we also know that providing

comprehensive health care for patients goes beyond just offering the most advanced medical treatments. critics say the high end art purchases were made as veterans experience long waits for treatment. but this retired master sergeant says the art has a healing effect. >> if you look at a hospital that has art, it's a welcoming environment as opposed to some of these military hospitals that don't have any art, it's cold. >> reporter: one veteran we spoke with off camera says the money should have been reallocate toward staffing and services rather than pricey art. case in point, this giant rock in the mental health courtyard on the palo alto campus cost taxpayers nearly $400,000. also video obtained by abc news shows a colorful lighted morse code it is play for honor blind vets on the side of a parking garage. at a cost of almost $300,000, opponents point out veterans

themselves won't even be able to see it. but others say the art honors vets for their service and sacrifice. >> the v.a. is helping the care and rightfully so it. veterans deserve the best. >> current raw makers are calling on a spending by the v.a. san francisco's supervisors jane kim and scott wiener will go head to head in pokemon go. they will have up to three teammates to help them. the loser of the challenge will donate $500 for the winner's charity of choice. this starts at 4:00 this afternoon at the 24th street b.a.r.t. station. also today, this weekend will bring families to san francisco from across the state to the strider cup bike racing world championship. 18 month olds to toddlers to 5-year-olds will compete in the race.

strider makes bikes that help kids with special needs. the track opens at 8:00 this morning at pier 35 in san francisco. the first race starts at 9:00 a.m. still ahead on the abc 7 morning news, tonight power ball players have a shot at the eighth largest lottery jackpot in u.s. history. but you face long odds. what it will take to win big. here is a live look outside. you can see the financial district and we can barely see the trans america pyramid because of all the fog. lisa argen has the for

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the garlic festival is under way. jerry got things started when he passed the torch to the chef at gourmet alley. this is his final time to have the honor after 29 years. his son will be taking over. >> he said i want to take your place. so i couldn't said no. it means a lot. so it was nice. >> festival runs through tomorrow from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. at christmas hill park this gilroy. probably hard to think about

drinking a gilroy garlic milk shake right now, but as we send things up to lisa argen, we see that it's a little breezy with the flags waving ash behiround you. >> i love garlic. temperatures there in the 90s there. still some smoke in the atmosphere around gilroy and santa cruz due to a wind shift. mid-70s today and in fact a smoky hazy conditions sticking around for the next few days. i'll explain why and have your full forecast next. also ahead, the giants slide continues. they not only lost again, they also hit into their first triple play in seven years. more coming up in sports.

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power ball play verse a shot at $478 million tonight. that is the nation's eighth largest jackpot of all-time. and fifth largest in the game's history. there were three winning tickets in january including one bought in chino hill. next largest was $590 million in 2013. the third largest, in 2012. so what are your odds of winning? brandi hitt has the answer. >> reporter: power ball fever heating up again. with three months and no winners, jackpot has exploded to more than $478 million.

and the next drawing is saturday. >> keep hope alive. >> reporter: on what are the odds with a $2 ticket? not so great. roughly 1 in 292 million. we met up with a mathematics and economics 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 what are the odds that a football -- that the football ends up within a tenth of an inch of where it started? that accepts pretty unlikely, but more likely than winning the power ball. being struck by light nimg, 1 in 1.19 million. amateur golfers have a much better chance at a hole in one. anyway of bettering your odds? >> not really. whatever numbers you play, you have the same chances of winning. >> reporter: lottery officials say there are v. been more winning tickets purchased with computer selected numbers.

and despite the immense odds, many power ball dreams have come true. >> just couldn't believe it. >> a blessing to whoever it touches. >> reporter: with players in 44 states and washington, d.c. keeping hope alive, that they could be next. brandi hitt, abc new, los angeles. the next drawing a tonight at 8:00. download our app and get the numbers as soon as they're draudrau drawn. now lisa argen has the full accuweather forecast. >> pretty gray out here, but temperatures are in the 50s and we do have slightly stronger push of marine air and the wind kicking up, but they won't totally clear us out.

visibility at 3 miles in santa rosa, half mile half moon bay. so looking at a quick burnoff. a system about 1,000 miamis to the north, an area of low pressure and that allows for the fog to make a comeback and bring better of a delta breeze. so here is a look from volmar peak, temperatures 54 in san francisco, 59 oakland, san jose in the 60s. 53 half moon bay. you can see the marine layer, it's not very tall. and with its shallow dep ttdept will burn off quickly. petaluma, 53. fairfield 61. it will feel better there today and 90s will be arriving at concord and livermore out of the triple digits. from the exploratorium camera, all the gray out there, into our east bay and even mist and

drizzle closer to the coast. cooler day this is weekend and then the seasonal pattern takes ship for august as that begins on monday. so looking at highs today statewide still very hot. smoky and hazy to the north of us and chance of an isolated thunderstorm in the highest elevations. but warm. 66 and smoky in monterey. cooling off in los angeles as the big toem of high pressure built in from the southwest begins to retreat. gilroy garlic festival, temperatures not bad. it's been hot over the years there, but today 93, hazy and a little more smoke in the air than yesterday. so we'll look at santa rosa as model here when we look at the next 7 days. average high there is 83. today forecasting a high of 84. continued cooling for tomorrow

and monday. and then a slight increase for tuesday and wednesday. but overall, it's looking more like it should for august. but you know, we will be looking at smoky conditions san francisco plenty of sunshine. the day game, sha going to get the giants on track. i hope so temperature 61 today, 62 at 4:00. so with the southerly wind fall, smoky conditions. more sunshine in the north bay, but the pattern remains in terms of the hazy conditions tomorrow. and monday, tuesday things switch around again. we like the wind shift for the cooler weather, but looking hazy out there in spots. >> lisa, thank you very uch. time is 8:50. turning to sport, hunter pence is expected to come off the disabled list and play this afternoon against the nationals. first pitch at 1:05 p.m. less night the giants cold spell

continues. here is rick quan with more. >> reporter: good morning. giants had the best record at the all-star break. since then, they have had the worst record in the majors and their lead is now down to just one. blanco singled and scored fwa less pi. but washington got a pair of runs in the fifth. murphy with the triple off the all the wall made it 3-1. with no outs in the eighth, bases loaded and this line to first, zimmerman throws to third, a trim play. san francisco now lost 11 of its last 13.

this mascot not a big fan of the hot dog races. back for back home runs from redick and davis. but indians answer with a four run seventh. down by two in the ninth, as had two on for redick who sends this ball deep to right, but not deep enough. cleveland hangs on to win 5-3. at the pga championship, robert streb has grabbed a share of the second round lead thanks to a major record tying 63. two weeks ago phil mickelson fired a 63ity british open. yesterday his accuracy not as good. first shot winds up on the street but still macked to card a 70 and make the cut. first round leader jimmy walker followed up a 65 with a 66. he nailed this long birdie on 13. walker now shares the lead with

streb who had eight birdies. so after two round, streb and walker are both 9 under, jason day is tied for third, james haun had to settle for 73 but still made the cut. usa basketball took on venezuela. warriors made their presence known. kevin durant with the driving lay up. team usa actually struggled from long range, but klay thompson does connect. draymond green comes up with the rebound and finds a streaking thompson for the easy basket. and later another three, 80-450 45 the final. team usa plays nigeria on monday. and that is sports for saturday monday. have a great day. up next, the annual march of the penguins at the san francisco

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bay area homes are selling almost twice as fast as the national average. zillow reports homes are on the market for an average of 43 days. national average is 78 days. and the's happening even as prices keep stretrending upward. the san francisco zoo invites you to celebrate the march of the penguins. this year two penguin chicks

will make their debut to that are new home. and you can enter into a drawing to name the fee pail which i ma. let's get a final weather check from lisa argen. cool and breezy, pretty great in the low 60s. so cool from pacifica, half moon b bay. 80 in trfree month. smoky conditions from the east bay to the south bay. temperatures coming down right through the middle of the week. we are still have to contend with the not so great air quality. >> thank you. and thanks for joining us on the abc 7 due morning news. i'm chris winn.

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