>> good morning, everybody. it's saturday, august 6th. i'm cornell barnard, in for chris nguyen. let's get a started with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> good morning. cornell. >> we have plenty of cloud cover. it's 54 in san francisco. 58 in oakland with 60 san jose. 61 in mountain view. and locally in emeryville you can see the low cloud deck. even some mist and drizzle at the coast. and some dense fog, as well, to contend with.

so 50s in the north bay, upper 50s in the inland east bay, and the fog does clear throughout the midmorning hours. so by about 8:00 it's still gray across the bay. but 10:00 we have sunshine. the fog sits at the shoreline. it will be cool, just in the upper 50s to near 60 at our beaches and some low 80s inland. cornell. >> thank you. seeds. >> newly released video shows there's a disturbing scene of chicago police officers shooting and killing an unarmed black man. seeds james comey, director of the fbi addressed that barrage of bullets last night at the moscone center in san francisco. leslie brinkley has the story. [sirens] [gunshots] >> a dashcam and body cam captured a dramatic police encounter in south chicago, showing two officers firing at a

18-year-old car theft suspect in a stolen vehicle. and the third officer firing at him as he ran. officers can be heard saying, they shot at us too, right? as they curse at the 18-year-old suspect as he lay on the ground dying. that graphic encounter and other recent police shootings were addressed tonight by fbi director james comey. he gave a keynote address at the moscone center. >> each perceived attack drives them farther apart. this is a big, big problem for a whole lot of reasons and the only answer is we have to get up close to each other because it's hard to hit up-close. and we have to get up-close to each other and show each other the true heart, law enforcement and the communities we direct. >> how to control it? he suggests starting at the top. >> we have a crisis in the fbi today. 83% of our special agents are white. >> he says that makes the fbi dangerously less effective as the culture changes. he says changing the culture

requires who is recited and trained as police and suspects clashed on the streets of the our major cities. leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >> police arrested a hayward woman last night after finding a man shot to death at a home earlier in the day. officers were responding to a domestic violence call afternoon yesterday when they found the man dead. our media partner of the east bay times reports a woman in her 60s was arrested. the man was between 55 and 65 years old. they haven't said if they are married or if they own the home. and the san francisco police officers association is drawing some harsh criticism. it shows dogs wearing signs say black labs matter and all labs matter. next to the photo are the words maybe it's time we just all sit back and tone down the rhetoric. critics call it insensitive while others don't feel it's a big deal.

>> it was dehumanizing and i was appalled once again at the conduct and actions of the san francisco police officers association. >> it's simply pointing out that there needs to be less polarization in this country between the races and between the communities and law enforcement. >> san francisco police officers association says it has no comment. renters in san jose are becoming proactive in getting better living conditions. the renters say they are tired of bedbugs and poor conditions. >> she lives at 1991 story road in san jose. she's one of nine plaintiffs suing their landlords for what they call substandard conditions, including bedbugs and cockroaches. [foreign language] veronica said the kids have bites all over their bodies and it worries her because the bugs can carry disease. in addition to the bugs and mold, the lawsuit also alleges that the water in the apartments is sometimes discolored and that it smells and in veronica's case that it has been turned off without notice. the lawsuit stems from a fire that broke out in one of the units in june of 2015.

two children were badly burned. the attorney for the family said after the fire, city authorities began investigating. >> our code enforcement team has been working this for a long time. >> he talked to the director of communications for san jose. he says inspectors found faulty wiring sparked the fire. he said they have been replacing wiring and equipment to make the property safer. but an organizer with the affordable housing network said problems persist. >> some of them were corrected, but others were not corrected and some of them have reappeared. >> sandy perry is helping the tenants take their current complaints to code enforcement to make sure they are heard. [speaking foreign language] >> veronica said they want the apartments to be perfect so they can live better, especially since the rent keeps going up. the landlord has not responded to our request for a comment. in san jose, katie,

abc7 news. the mayor of stockton does not deny playing strip poker with a group of teenagers but insists he didn't do anything criminal. yesterday the mayor anthony silva called a news officer one day after federal officers arrested him for crimes against children at his youth camp. he says he's innocent. >> everyone there was 18 years old. number two, i never, ever, ever endangered a child, ever. number three, i never provided alcohol to anyone. and i certainly did not secretly record anyone >> a teenage girl told investigators everyone was naked at some point during the poker game. beer and vodka was present and a lot of counselors were also drinking. >> now to a sports scandal in the way area. there's an internal investigation after a hidden camera was found in the oakland a's weight room. strength and conditioning coach set it up last month ahead of a team road trip. he wanted to monitor players as they worked out and rehabbed injuries. a player discovered it a day later.

>> a mistake that somebody made that didn't have any malicious intent behind it. >> internally we are looking at it right now. i don't feel i'm at liberty to say anything until we actually have the results of it. >> enrique has apologized to the team. the a's hired an independent law firm to look into the situation. cal fire is hosting a community meeting in winters to provide information and answers about the effected fire and how it affects those evacuated. all evacuations were lifted yesterday as firefighters battled the fire in yellow county. it's now 30% contained. yesterday crews spotted a drone, forcing them to stop making air drops. they hope cooler whether this weekend will help them control the flames. in monterey county a center will be open for victims of that fire. county and state agencies will be at the carmel

mission inn starting at 9:00 a.m. they are making block against the fire. it's now 40% contained. it was sparked by an illegal campfire. we learned a san francisco fire department paramedic was arrested and charged with setting off an explosive device outside his neighbor's home. it may have been a similarmerring baths between parking spaces. vic lee broke the story. we have details. >> 32-year-old fire department paramedic james novello was arrested and charged with detonating the explosive device early wednesday morning. police sources tell abc7 news he set off a bomb in planter box in front of a neighbor's house on the 100 block of madrid street. this neighbor said she heard the explosion just after she came home from work around 2:00 in the morning. elias cabrera lives across the street. [speaking foreign language] >> a lot of the neighbors around

here. >> a police force tells us just after the explosion one resident saw the suspect standing outside his home. a search of his house, police say, turned up explosive materials. another neighbor, police say, reported that his home had been vandalized that same night. and at least half a dozen cars parked on the street near novello's home had their tires slashed. >> then somebody slashed his tires. >> slashed his tires? >> yeah. >> most of the neighbors we spoke with did not want to go on camera for fear of retaliation. they don't know who slashed the tires and vandalized the home, but they do tell us there's been a longstanding battle with novello over parking spaces on the street. >> if you put your car in front. his house, he -- >> he gets mad? >> yeah, he gets mad. you park down there. >> the fire department says they are aware of the arrest and is

currently working with sfpd to investigate this personnel matter. james novello is currently in a nonworking status. vic lee, abc7 news. >> let's check your weather with lisa argen. good morning >> good morning. check out the fog in walnut creek. overcast all wait into the inland valleys. 57 degrees here. it will be sunny, just in the low 80s today. and pretty cool say cross the bay. i'll have the numbers for you when we come back. >> all right, lisa. also next, the latest on a fiery explosion in france. why it may not have been the flames that made it so deadly. >> and in the bay area where you can

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>> developing news out of france this morning where police have ruled out terrorism as a cause of a fire that killed 13 people and injured 6 more. investigators say candles on a birthday cake in the basement of a bar set the ceiling on fire. it created a poisonous gas that suffocated the victims. the city has been in the news lately. isis attackers killed a priest there just over a week ago. >> donald trump is planning stops in napa and san francisco the end of the month for two big fundraisers. that's according to "the washington post." the news comes as trump made a big move last night to mend the growing rift within the republican party. >> i support and endorse our speaker of the house, paul ryan.

>> during a rally in green bay, wisconsin, trump also endorsed republican senators john mccain and kelly in their primary races. earlier this week the gop presidential candidate declined to enforce all three, even as his running mate endorsed ryan. trump said although he may disagree with some of ryan's views, he's a good man. the cell phone video captured the moment a railing collapsed at a snoop dogg concert, injuring at least 42 people. it happened last night in camden, new jersey. snoop and fellow rapper had just taken the stage. they yelled at the crowd to stand up. the railing that separates the lawn from the stage gave way. after getting the crowd settled, promoters quickly cancelled the concert. day two of outside lands concert at golden gate park begins at noon today. it offers music, food and lots of fun. music, food, and, of course,

lots of fun. abc7 news reporter elissa harrington is there. >> i am festival ready, #festivalready. >> you couldn't ask for a more classic san francisco day at friday's opening of outside lands. a chilly summer day in the city with fog rolling in as bands played to the crowds in golden gate park. the three-day-long music festival has something for everyone. >> i'm a radio head fan. >> jay coles is probably the best. >> outside lands is sold out. but that doesn't mean you can't enjoy the show. cheap seats? we found people on blankets taking in the music on the grass by sparkles lake outside the main stage area. >> it's awesome sound from here, and its no clouds. it's super mellow. we can bring a picnic. it's perfect. >> some families find it hard to afford tickets for everyone. general admission started at $145. a v.i.p. three-day pass, $765.

this woman lives nearby and comes here every year with her kids. >> it's just what we do. we can't afford to get in, so we get as close as we can. >> this year wrist bands replaced tickets. they can also be used as digital wallets hooked up to paypal so people can leave their purses and cash at home. at golden gate park, abc7 news. it's a big day for bay area football fans. today former 49ers owner eddie debartolo junior will be enshrined into the nfl hall of fame. he received his gold jacket during a ceremony. his daughter, lisa, presented him with the jacket. during his 23 years as owner, the niners won five super bowls and something for raiders fans, as well. the late kenny stabler will also be enshrined. stabler was a master of their two-minute drill and led the raiders to their first super

bowl win in 1997. stabler passed away last summer at age 69. how are you doing and welcome to the aloha sports center. larry beil. >> i love you. don't ever touch my stuff. okay? don't ever touch my stuff. >> but it looks so good on me. >> it does look good on you. at least you have the pants on. >> always a good thing. >> did you sea it. last night was the third and final night. abc7 sports director larry beil co-anchored sports center. and he sent this earlier in the day, previewing his attire. went to hawaii. what hawaii guys wear on sports center on aloha center. take a guess, sports center from espn hawaii studios airs at 10:00 p.m. he will appear back in l.a. for the meet and greet aloha festival in san mateo. larry will be there from 1:00 to 3:00 this afternoon to say hi. the festival is at the san mateo

county events center on saratoga drive. the fun begins at 10:00 and runs until 5:00 both today and tomorrow. it should be a beautiful day for that. around the bay area it could be chilly, it could be pretty hot. here's lisa with the forecast. >> it looks pretty comfortable in the east bay. check out live doppler 7. notice all the cloud cover. we are cloudy everywhere with mist and drizzle at the coast. even dense fog, as well. from the exploratorium camera, nothing but gray here. 54 petaluma and napa good morning, 57. concord, livermore had. a southwest wind by the delta. up to 20 miles an hour. and this is above the low cloud deck from our east bay hills camera. you can barely see it there. dense fog and spotty drizzle this morning, looking at numbers below average over the weekend. although we will get a slight bump-up tomorrow and a couple of warm days next week. but that's all relative because its going to be in our inland east bay.

60s around the bay. and a mild afternoon with some low 80s arriving today. tomorrow it will be slightly warmer from mid-and upper 80s. then for monday, a few 90s. but eventually getting some low 70s closer towards the bay. it's going to take a few days. if you think its been cool, you are right. anywhere from probably 5 to 7 degrees below average. if you want some warmer weather, it will be mild and sunny in santa cruz with mid-70s in the afternoon. partly cloudy skies. pretty much each and every day partly cloudy skies. back home just 50s with plenty of cloud cover at the shoreline. so looking at the trend gives you an idea where we should be for this time of year. upper 80s in livermore with just 82 today. so 6 degrees shy of average, maybe a degree warmer tomorrow. here comes a couple of warm days, monday and tuesday. then we will drop off again into the mid-80s after that. so in the south bay today the renaissance fair. looking at temperatures in the

upper 70 seas for san jose. 74 in santa clara. 72 for sunnyvale. on the peninsula low to mid-70s for redwood city, mountain view. cool for you. these are about 4:00 afternoon highs. looking at the clouds at golden gate park for outside lands, 63 downtown and about 60 at the park later on today. 79 in santa rosa. pretty cool for august standards. near east bay, not near 70 degrees quite for oakland today. 70 in san leandro. 72 union city. fremont just 73. and you head inland, here are the warmer readings from fairfield to pittsburgh. 78 san ramon. pleasanton checking in at 79 degrees. the accuweather seven-day forecast. upper 60s to mid-80s today. warmer tomorrow. we will touch about 90 monday inland. 80 #* 80 around the bay on tuesday. that should be the warmest day and cooling back slightly on wednesday and thursday.

temperatures will be shy of average again into the end of the week. cornell >> lisa, thank you. coming up next, what could be better than a fleet of ferraris? maybe the people who are driving them. the

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in chicago. newly released body cam footage capturing it all. the teen's parents are now demanding justice weren't have the latest there in chicago. and in politics donald trump in a change of heart endorsing house speaker paul ryan. the nominee is now call for unity at a stop in ryan's home state of wisconsin. but will it be enough to heal the gop? and finally, rio on display as the olympics opening ceremonies kicked off the historic games there. the first olympics held in south america. hosting over 11,000 athletes from 207 countries. and for the first time a refugee delegation making their debut at the stadium. amy is in rio with the party and pageantry for you this morning. it's all coming up and we hope to see you soon. >> thanks, paula.

>> it's getting easier for night owls to get around on public transit. muni, a. c. transit and other agencies launched a to promote their overnight service. there are more than 20 bus routes that run all night across the bay area. it's welcome news for workers who start very, very early in the morning. >> people in their first week of work invariably were late on the weekend and shocked to discover that there was no way to get from the east bay to work on time. >> for a map of overnight routes visit allnighter.511.org. >> a joyride unlike any other was in san francisco yesterday. at the were at the top of nob hill for the rally. a rally in the country features all-women drivers behind the wheels of ferraris or lamb bore again anies. some cars are valued as high as $1.5 million. >> very empowering. so often you don't see a lot of girls behind the wheels, and this is an event celebrating

that. >> the event raises money for prancing ponies. a foundation that sends girls to europe to learn leadership skills. drivers include a pharmaceutical executive, the wife of a google v. p. and an intel manager the the staff at the oakland zoo posted these pictures of a baby wallaroo or joey that's just pouch. they will name it when they can determine the gender. it's been nursing inside the mom's pouch since last fall. the new arrival brings the wallaroos count at the zoo to twelve now. they are a bit smaller than kangaroos. much more ahead on the saturday morning news. two new cases of zika are diagnosed in the bay area. what's being done to keep the virus from spreading. and hundreds of jobs available in the north bay. a variety of positions opening up at a job fair at a resort and casino.

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>> good morning. we are starting this half-hour with a quick look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. good morning. >> good morning. visibility is not bad. the deck of low clouds is a little taller this morning. so we're looking at visibility on this end okay. but further to the north you are looking at dense fog.

64 at the coast. three-mile visibility. we have low 60s for san jose and mountain view, be and sfo lots of cloud cover. temperatures in the mid-50s in the north bay. upper 50s with clouds in concord and livermore this morning. finally, from our south beach camera, lax dense here in spots. as you head over to the east bay. and numbers this morning will head up to the 60s and low 70s by noontime around the bay and inland. justify the mid-80s today around livermore. that's certainly about five degrees cooler than average. cloudy and cool at the coast. we will talk about a couple of warmer days come up in the near future. cornell. >> okay. see you soon. >> now to the zika virus. the san francisco health department has confirmed two new cases. this brings the total in the city to ten. officials say there's no risk to the public at this point. we learned two california babies were born with zika. one in berkeley.

their mothers were infected overseas. meanwhile a case has been discovered in menlo park. a look at how the virus is spread and what's being done to keep it from spreading in the bay area. >> this doctor is a specialist in infectious diseases at ucfs. they have come up with a device that can see convince the dna of multiple viruses, including zika. >> the goal is to test up to ten people in under six hours. >> even though a mosquito as that's able to carry the virus is in california, there's so far no evidence any of these mosquitoes are infected with zika. >> that's the case in menlo park. >> there is one were our had had cups that we have in menlo park. >> casey is checking one of the traps put out for the mosquito that is the carrier of the zika virus. he's looking for eggs. >> we took it back to the lab and put it under a microscope and that's when we noticed we had those mosquitoes in our

county. >> san mateo county first discovered the mosquito in the summer of 2013, not far from this menlo park neighborhood, while monitoring another type of mosquito. >> we found it in a cemetery. we are speculating it was brought in in plant material. plant material in vases, which hold water continuously. >> they traced it back to the southeast part of the country, possibly brought here by a nursery. >> time to start taking a look around right away. because mosquitoes can breed in pretty much any type of container. >> the san mateo county mosquito scroll district immediately reached out to neighbors. now they inspect 700 homes in a 1.5-mile area every four to six weeks. the county has been so proactive, that it has not found any signs of the mosquito in more than a year. leeann melendez, abc7 news. >> the u.s. centers for disease control said the aerial sprague for mosquitoes in florida seems to be working. to 16 cases of zika infection in 16 cases of zika infection in a

500 square foot area of miami. u.s. officials say they don't expect to see a zika epidemic here as in latin america because of better insect controls. it's early in clinical trials to assess its safety in humans, in and in san jose the concern is about west nile virus. officials confirm mosquitoes infected with the virus have been found and that means fogging for various areas, as well. fogging begins monday night at 11:00 and should last for a few hours. this video is from vector control. residents in in the affected areas will get notices placed on their doors. west nile can cause fever, headache and even death in some severe cases. >> the sonoma county sheriffs deputy who shot teenager andy lopez two years ago has been promoted. he was elevated from deputy sheriff to sergeant. he's a 19 year veteran of the force. the agency said he successfully passed the competitive civil service exam for the promotion. he will get a bump in pay with

the new role. he fatally shot the anthony lopez as he was wearing an air rifle. he was cleared of any wrongdoing in the incident we are hearing from a retired san jose firefighter who was among the victims stabbed in a random knife attack in central london on wednesday. martin said he and his wife just dropped off his bags at a hotel when they went pub hopping in an area of london popular with tourists. the couple walked through the park when he encountered the attacker as he darted past pedestrian, attacking them with knife. he directed his attention to him. >> i reached my hand up on the right side and pulled it back. and it's covered in blood. and i go he -- he stabbed me. >> he said after tending to many emergencies in his 25-year career as a san jose firefighter, he knew he needed help quickly. he asked the nearby hotel to call police. >> he's like stunned. he doesn't even reach for the phone.

i said hey, hey, listen, talk to the police dispatcher and give him the address of this hotel and the park next to us. >> very scary. eventually help arrive. after being released from the hospital he took this photo of the memorial to the woman killed in the attack, the 64-year-old woman. she and her husband were taking one final walk before returning home to their home in tallahassee, florida. the suspect is expected to be arraigned to. happening today a local casino holding a job fair. graton resort and casino plans to hire nearly 300 people as it gets ready to open a brand new hotel on november 15th. they are holding the job fair for existing casino and upcoming hotel expansion jobs. opening include a variety of positions. guest services, food and beverage and gaming. if you are interested or know someone who is, officials say show up and be interviewed without an interview. it's located on golf course

drive west in rohnert park. also happening today a free dental clinic will be held in santa rosa for homeless vets. five volunteer dentists and about 20 support staff will be on hand to help. the clinic starts at 9:00 a.m. this morning and runs until 3:30 at the palms on santa rosa avenue. the palms is a reconditioned hotel that now houses 116 formerly homeless people, including vets. some of the vets have complained that their teeth hurt too much to eat. bay area schools are just about back in session and san francisco's ella hill hutch community center will help kids hit the ground running. today the center will give out more than 1500 free backpacks and school supplies to students from pre-k to college. it will happen during the health fair. these are scenes of the fair last year. healthcare providers will also be there to offer vision and hearing screenings and dental checkups. the fair gets underway at 10:00 a.m. also happening today, the samaritan house in san mateo is changing kids' lives

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>> today marks 25 years since the world wide web became publicly available. this is the hand-drawn sketch that launched the whole idea. it was exciting at the time. as jonathan bloom explains, this invention changed the internet and our lives forever. [dial-up telephone tone] >> that was the sound of connecting your computer to a network. compuserve, aol, prodigy, the

source. those were the online services >> and there was had nexus lexus. dozens of others running over different networking standards, and it was futile chaos. >> that all changed when tim lee drew this flowchart and brought it to his boss. he scribbled vague, but exciting. >> the vague, but exciting, has continued for 25 years that we all worked with his idea. >> the idea was for all the different systems to talk to each other. he had a name for it. >> it was a very, very ambitious name at the time for the tiny system from a laboratory in switzerland to call itself the world wide web. >> but unlike other systems, the web was easy to build. >> most people in the early days learned that language, how to write a web page, by copying the source code of somebody else's web page. >> they gave away the code to build servers and browsers for free exactly 25 years ago. now you could access anything

is with one simple address. >> that was the key invention, about the way to name things over the net. >> the project got funding from none other than al gore and soon most people didn't know the difference between what was the web and what was the internet because basically the only thing you would do on internet is fire up a browser and be on the web. >> to celebrate the anniversary, a road show of historic computers is here at the museum, including this unusual apple 1. >> a unique unicorn in the forest. it's the rookie baseball card of apple. >> with strange blue capacitors. it could be a preproduction version of apple's first computer. it's being auctioned for charity and has more to do with the web than you might think. >> the first web was written on a computer. >> steve jobs made the first web server and wrote some of the code later used in browsers the web's inventors could only dream of. >> they are in our fridge, our cars, and everywhere. >> abc7 news. >> thank you, jonathan. >> thanks, jonathan. hard to believe last week was

scorching where i lived. now it's cooler, lisa? >> yes. we got into the cooling a couple days ago and it's staying put for the first part of the weekend. you notice all the gray here. sfo, no delays. the cloud deck here is a little taller. 55 fairfield. concord and livermore gray, 57 degrees. from mt. tam, you can see it will be a nice afternoon as this evaporates. we are looking at the dense fog and spotty drizzle in a few areas this morning. closer to the coast and bay. so still below average this weekend. tomorrow, though, we begin a little bit of a warming trend. monday and tuesday should be even warmer than that. it should be a nice afternoon with temperatures really beginning to get to near normal not until after the weekend, though. here are the clouds. you notice that by about 8:00 we are pretty sunny except for parts of the east bay. a few patches of fog. then this is about as sunny as

it's going to get by noontime. we will keep the low clouds and fog stacked up along the shoreline. so a cloudy and cool coast with temperatures just in the 50s there. so if you take a look at the state picture, it's definitely looking more tempered from yosemite ated 2. still warm in fresno. but the baking heat finally eroding in the interior with upper 80 eats in sacramento. 80 los angeles. 75 in san diego. so if you are headed to santa rosa today, below average. 79 degrees. it should be 83. then we will slowly climb tomorrow, but upper 80s should be the warmest day on monday. nothing too dramatic. then we cool back by the end of the work week. so today just 61 with cloudy skies. cool breeze for outside lands. and tomorrow maybe a few more peaks of sun at 63 degrees. so definitely bring the jacket there. if you are headed over to fremont this afternoon for the art and wine festival, 60s to start. low 70 eats for the afternoon. and more sunshine and slightly

warmer for your sunday, about 7. around the bay look for highs ranging from about 59 half moon bay, 68 in richmond, 73 vallejo. and looking at the low 70s through palo alto. 77 in santa rosa. 82 for livermore. now average highs should be in the upper 80s. so certainly a cooler afternoon in our inland east bay. so we are going to try it again today. for the a's with cubs in town, low to mid-60s. plenty of sunshine. it should be a pretty mild afternoon on the east bay. the accuweather seven-day forecast, looking at sunshine today inland with mild temperatures. 70s and 80s around the bay. a couple degrees warmer tomorrow. monday about 90 inland. we will reach 80 around the bay on tuesday. that should be the warmest day of the week. and wednesday and thursday, slightly cooler and then slightly warmer for next friday. cornell. >> looks good. thanks, lisa. in sports, this afternoon the giants face one of the national league's best pitchers. matt cain takes on steven

strasburg. here's rick quan with the highlights and this morning's sports. good morning. during his four starts after the all-star break, giants pitcher jeff samardziji is 0-3 with 6.85 earned run average. his latest loss came last night in washington. let's go to national's park. giants could use a few beers after this one. washington got to jeff samardziji for two runs in the first. another run scored. it was 3-0 before san francisco got its first hit. that came in the fourth, angel pagan goes deep to left for his eighth home run of the season. but that was it. as gio gonzales had his best outing of the season, the former athletic allowed just 2 hits over 7 innings while strike out 7.

meanwhile the shark gave up five runs. ramos made it 5-1 with this solo shot. nationals beat the giants 5-1. jeff samardziji's record falls to 35-8. the a's hosted the cubs. chicago has the best record in the majors and played like it. dexter fowler led off the game with a home run off of overton. it's fowler's ninth of the year. still in the first with two a men on. the three run shot. just like that the a's found themselves in a 4-0 hole. lester allowed two runs over seven innings while striking out eight. danny valencia didn't like that call. he gets ejected. cubs win, 7-2 >> later today the pro football hall of fame welcomes new members, including ken stabler and former 49ers owner eddie debartolo, jr. will enshrined in the nfl hall of fame. stabler passed away but led the 49ers to a super bowl title. under debartolo, the 49ers won five super bowls in 14 years. he did it by getting some of the

game's best talent. eddie d. reflected on his journey to canton. >> you just look back on your had career and look back on everything that transpierce with players, with the fans, with the city, with the family, and you just -- you just say it just can't get any better. debartolo will be presented by his daughter, lisa. the hall of fame induction. expect a lot of tears from an emotional eddie d. >> tonight's at the oracle arena. oakland's andre ward puts his record on the lane against alexander brand. the 2004 gold medalist says fighting in front of his hometown fans gives him an extra edge. >> gives you a lot of pressure but also gives you a lot of energy. you may be a little tired or may get hit with a good shot, and there's just something in me that says not here, not tonight. just that extra edge to get through that tough moment in the fight because you will have

rough moments in a fight. it's how you get through it that's the key. >> and soccer, new york city and fc ended in a scoreless tie. that's sports for saturday morning. i'll see you again tonight at 5:00. coming up next, fireworks on the strip. why there was a big celebration at one of las vegas's iconic hotel-casinos.

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1977. and happy saturday to all of us. will we need a jacket or sunscreen today? >> both. temperatures are cool. 50s here. 59 in san jose. and from the south beach camera you see the dense fog in spots. take it easy early on. 57 concord and livermore now. this afternoon, though, it will be nice there in the inland east bay, low to mid-80s. palo alto, and 77 san jose. look for upper 70s in santa rosa. a look ahead, today the coolest day of the week. slightly warmer tomorrow. warmer days inland monday and tuesday. around 80 around the bay on tuesday. then slightly cooler by the end of the week. cornell. >> lisa, thank you are. and thank you for joining us for the saturday morning news. i'm cornell bernard, in for chris nguyen, along with lisa argen. abc7 news continues at 8:00 a.m. "good morning america" is next. have a great saturday,

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