>> today we are looking at hazy conditions. tomorrow looks to be a better day with continuing air quality each and every day. san jose, 57 half moon bay. here's the golden gate bridge. the fog not bad. 58 concord. it's clear. and sfo we are looking at clouds. 50s and 60s by noontime. 80 inland. then we get kind of hazy out there. should reach around 90 inland with temperatures coming down at sunset. upper 50s shoreline to mid-80s inland. it's looking a little cool the next several days. i'll have the details coming up. chris. >> lisa, thank you. a husband and wife duo were

supposed to be looking after an elderly woman. instead, san mateo county authorities say they covered her with a pillow, tied her up and ransacked her home. zoranna and anton no mapapalangi were accused of causing the terror inside her home. we have the new details. >> it's pretty frightening when you know you are almost going to die. i couldn't breathe. >> the 75-year-old doesn't want to be identified but she wants to share her story. >> it was sunday you, she was sound asleep in her home. >> somebody pulled the pillow from under me and stuck the pillow over my face and another person tied up my hands. >> she said they demanded money and ransacked the house when she told them there was no money. after an hour the house was quiet and she assumed they were gone. >> they tied me up with a pillowcase. i squeezed my hand through it and i got up and i called 911.

>> she suspected her live-in caretakers, a husband and wife. she sort of recognized their muffled voices and they knew she had recently come into some money. the two were arrested on thursday. >> the investigators were able to recover some evidence so that helped owe lid guy that the suspects arrested were the ones involved. >> the robbers didn't find cash but did take other items. >> i wanted to stay here for life. i hate to have someone else that is disabled and old being treated like that. >> she said trusting them was a mistake and she advises anyone in her situation to always get a background check on a caregiver. the sheriff's office says the same. in redwood city, abc7 news. this morning a convicted sex offender is in trouble again. this time he's accused of robbing two chevron stations in the south bay. police say the 30-year-old reese stanley matches descriptions in both instances.

on july 25th a man ran behind the counter to grab cash at the open register. the same thing happened on august 9th at the station on southbound avenue in campbell. milpitas police are warning parents about a virtual kidnapping scam. officers said a woman received a phone call thursday in which a hysterical woman screamed mom, please help me. a man got on the phone and demanded wiring money to mexico or the victim would die. the woman wired some money and then later found out her daughter was safe. the cdc advises women not to a travel to miami beach or perhaps all of miami-dade counties. we have the story. >> miami beach is bustling with tourists, and in some areas buzzing with zika virus-carrying

mosquitoes. >> we are requesting additional support from the cdc. we've already begun increased spraying. >> a second outbreak of local zika cases in miami beach spurred the travel warning. pregnant women should avoid the area and perhaps all of miami-dade county. the focus is on a 1.5 square mile area where infected mosquitoes are spreading the virus. >> i'm not planning on getting pregnant, but it's kind of scary. >> zika can cause severe birth defects when the pregnant woman is infected. >> this person is not concerned, but his wife is. >> my wife is a little paranoia about zika. >> the cdc warning includes the partners of pregnant women as

the virus can be sexually transmitted. abc7 news. for the first time we are hearing from the family of a woman hit by a tree limb who will likely never walk again. the 36-year-old woman was watching her daughters play at washington square park in san francisco last week when a 100-pound branch fell. she's undergone multiple surgeries. her husband said she's in a lot of the pain and recovery will be difficult. >> they showed me the picture of it. it was the backbone. it was like split in half. it's so scary. she's not going to walk and will probably have to go to rehab for a long, long time. >> he said medical bills are piling up. the family is receiving help from several nonprofits. this morning the last of the four u.s. swimmers involved in a scandal at the rio olympics is back home in the united states. jimmy left brazil last night,

but now there is new fingerpointing in the scandal. in an online apology. gunnar said his teammate, lochte, is the one who pulled the sign off the gas station bathroom in rio after a night of drinking. ben said he never made a false statement to anyone. lochte posted his own apology online yesterday. >> is this morning police are waiting for the owners of a naked donald trump trump statue to come and claim it. it was removed from market yesterday morning. the glue caused an estimated $4,000 damage to the street >> donald trump and his running mate mike pence visited flood-damaged louisiana yesterday. they met with leaders and pointed out that they were there, and that president obama wants be there until tuesday.

trump moved on to a campaign stop in michigan. he told the crowd black americans would vote for him because they, quote, have nothing to lose. they said black americans are in poverty, have bad schools and have no jobs. >> and at the end of four years, i guarantee you that i will get over 95% of the african-american vote. i promise you. however, polls currently show only 2% of black voters support donald trump. hillary clinton tweeted that trump's comments about black americans were ignorant. she also called the louisiana governor and offered her support. the officials have asked them to stay a way from now because resources would be pulled away from recovery and relief efforts. and good news front pushes california with the blue cut wildfire is 40% contained. these time-lapse videos show the fire on tuesday after it started. the fire remains at just over 37,000 acres. flames have destroyed 96 homes. several evacuations have been lifted. evacuations were also were also lifted for all of lower lake in lake county. this is shared from the

devastation at the clayton fire in a park in downtown lower lake. the park is now 75% contained and holding just under 4,000 acres. 189 homes have burned, as well as more than 100 other businesses and structures. police arrested a suspected arsonist accused of starting the fire. if you have any trouble breathing, it could be because of the smoke from the lake county fire, as well as the fire from monterey county is making its way into the bay area. you see the orange haze from the fire. this is a sunset time-lapse photo captured on the east east bay hills photo. they urge people only to call 911 if you see flames with smoke. let's take a look at last night's smoky sunset. this is sent in by a viewer in woodland. check out the orange sky here. thanks for sharing. use #abc7now on social media and you could see your photo here on abc7 news. okay, so lisa argen is tracking

the bay area forecast for us and the hazy conclusions expected this afternoon. >> we don't have a spare the air alert today. air quality getting better over the weekend. a live look outside. you see the clouds around. upper 50s here. a nice summer spread today. cooler and cleaner air headed our way tomorrow. the details are next. >> lisa, thanks. also ahead, scott peterson is a convicted murder sitting on death row, but is he a cia spy? the bizarre accusations he's facing from a foreign ♪ ♪

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two propositions on the ballot. 28% of those surveyed favored prop 63. -- 82% of those surveyed favor prop 63. if approved, it would require background checks to buy ammo, buy large magazines and keep domestic abusers from buying guns. prop 64 would legalize marijuana use for those 21 and older. nearly 674% of those supported that. and mark zuckerberg is make -- making good on his promise to give back. he sold $95 million in facebook sock yesterday. it's a very small portion of owns. it's part of of his promise to giveaway 99% of his wealth on causes that promote learning, curing disease, and building strong communities facebook is trying again to win over teenagers from snapchat. the menlo park company launched an app just for high-schooler and this one was actually created by a teenager. it's called life stage. it uses a series of selfies

where users can show off their faces. they can show off what what they like and dislike and who their friends, pets, girlfriends and boyfriends are. this weekend san francisco will be the center of the pokemon universe. nearly 1700 players from around the world are competing in a world champion tournament. as abc7 news reporter sergio quintana tells us, half a million dollars prize money is up for grabs. >> reporter: for those who do not know, the world of pokemon is much more than stuffed animals and kids with adorable hats. >> crazy. there are two kind of games played on the tournament floor. one is played with tiny consoles. >> are you playing a video game? >> i'm playing a card game. >> he is playing using a trading card deck. they are among the 1700 people of all ages vying for the grand prize, a trophy or scholarship and prize money. >> what do you get if you win? >> the first place is ten

thousand bucks. >> the stakes are high, but you won't see people throwing tantrums if they lose. >> the environment is not very stressful. a prize is on the line, but it's a welcome and opening community. >> this is a competition based on some of the cutest creatures of created. while hundreds are battling it out on the tournament floor, lots are waiting in line to give a big hug. and reading and math are all part of the fun. reigning world champion said he's seen one 8-year-old he met turn into a whiz. >> we used to work with her on her reading and social skills, and by the end of the year she's -- >> and that was sergio quintana reporting. >> 17 new cadets joined the ranks of the highway patrol at the k-9 academy in sacramento. the teams competed an 11-week 440 hour program that featured

intensive training in criminal apprehension and narcotic detection. the officers say the k9's provide another valuable research. >> we've all been in situation you realize you are a little squared. i know i can appoint him and he will go help me and there won't be an ounce of fear in him. >> the highway patrol has nearly 60 k-9s deployed throughout the state. of the training money is from money seized under forfeiture laws after criminal apprehensions. happening today, cinimark is hosting a community day at all of their theaters. they are offering free family-friendly movies. popcorn, sodas and packaged candy are two dollars each. money goes to is a movement that provides youth empowerment and youth programs. movies run from 9:00 this morning until 1:00.

a massive tent has gone up near downtown san jose. it's hard to miss. it's 125 feet tall and covers an area the size of a football field. starting september 14th, the team that put on the show will stage a new theatrical experience. the show will feature a mix of acrobatics, art, technology and advance engineering. they provided the video to us. the tent is located near highway 87 near julian street. 6:a 17 is the time. a check with the full accuweather forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. lisa, how is sfo looking right now? >> not too bad. we are getting the steady onshore flow. we have a little bit of fog. disability is good and it's helping to improve the air quality right up to about 1500 feet. upper levels of the atmosphere, that's where we have the haze. you see it here from the east bay hills camera. we have the fog and haze making for a hazy afternoon. 57 san francisco.

62 mountain view. no spare the air alert today with improving air quality day-to-day. 54 morgan hill. and for mt. tam, you saw and probably smelled some of the hazy conditions yesterday. once again today it will be hazy, but not as bad as yesterday. 57 santa rosa and 56. upper 50s in the inland east bay with clear conditions. finally from the east bay hills camera you get to see the low cloud deck here. here's a look in the upper levels of the atmosphere. that's where we get the winds up above about 2,000 feet, that's pushing the smog to the north. the air quality improved to. by tomorrow not only a cool-down, but back to the regular sky, the blue sky that we are used to seeing around here. a gradual cooling right after the early part of the week. so the air quality today and tomorrow is looking medium. we had the alert yesterday.

today it's been lifted. so we are looking at some better conditions. here's tomorrow's forecast. notice temperatures in the mid-80 eats for the warmest locations. a lot of 60s around the bay. low 70s to mid-70s, hayward and redwood city. as we go into tuesday, very little change. we still have the 80s inland, but it's really by wednesday we get a bump-up in temperatures in the 90s here. still 60s in the city and 82 santa rosa. so if you are red to the coast, you only see partly sunny conditions. the fog clears there by midday. and looking a the that sea breeze, anywhere up to 15 miles an hour. mid-60s by by monterey. the south bay, average high in san jose is 83. 81 should do it. >> 79 for you in saratoga. look for 76 redwood city and menlo park. 69 in milbrae. are san antonio shy of your average, and partial afternoon clearing. some haze for you. 64. 66 in south city.

77 in petaluma. look for about 78 calistoga. clover day, 80s and 90s remain for you. near east bay, 72 should be your afternoon temperature in hayward with 74 in orinda, and 76 castro valley. upper 80s concord. the accuweather seven-day forecast. notice temperatures coming down tomorrow. that's the trend for below-average readings. monday getting a little warmer. tuesday and wednesday. but then just to cool off next thursday and friday. so air quality is getting better. chris. >> and we will enjoy the cooler temperatures while they last. thank you. up next, lemurs are checking out

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>> dan harris joins us from new york to tell us what is coming up on "good morning america." >> decorated olympians now apologizing or the raucous night in rio. what he's saying on twitter. and one of his fellow swimmers caught up on the scandal, just now arriving back in the u.s. what will this episode do to their careers and endorsement deals. and plus water rescues in kansas overnight after heavy rain and flooding there. this, and the scope of destruction in louisiana comes

into focus. they are calling it the worst natural disaster in the u.s. since the storm sandy. and meanwhile donald trump's campaign chairman has stepped down as the candidate attempts a fresh and unusual outreach to african-american voters. it's come up on gma. see you soon. >> tourists were treat today a stunning performance by an orca on a tourist boat trip. this is video from a boat trip around the gallopgoes islands in ecuador. a turtle was tossed in the air. you see it here. it happened in an orca feeding area. since they don't eat turtles, they must have been playing with the animals. >> a chief with the fresno fire department posted these photos on facebook.

it shows a rescue after a car and train collided. the driver was rushed to the hospital. wimper. it was the man's dog. they found him trapped under the seat. they used the jaws of life to get him out. the little dog is recovering. the owner was unconscious during the rescue and he had no idea what happened until he woke up at the hospital does and was told his dog was okay. and abc7 news was at the zoo when two lemurs checked out their new habitat yesterday. they showed their tremendous leaping ability. they were at the zoo yesterday. they built a special enclosure for them. the space also shows off their funny walk. >> they will walk by a bounce. it's kind of comical, but at the same time it's very, very graceful. >> the animals are native to madagascar. spa san francisco becomes only the tenth zoo to have them. the two of them are expected to

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>> thanks for joining us, i'm chris nguyen. here's lisa argen. she's tracking the condition where's you live. >> hi, chris, we have low clouds and the fog not much of an issue. no problems at sfo. looking at visibility up to 7 miles petaluma, 9 miles half moon bay. and here from the live camera noticing the haze is still with us. 57 in san francisco. 62 mountain view. no spare the air alerts today. and mounts tam, it will remain hazy in the north bay. and our east bay valleys, as well. slowly improving air quality day-to-day. 58 in concord. clear for you. and clear in livermore at

57 degrees. so your forecast calling for partly sunny conditions with the coastal fog lift big about 11:00. near 90 inland. we will talk about the cool-down and better air quality coming up. chris. >> happening today, bay area police officelers hand out new backpacks filled with school supplies to hundreds of south bay students. its the third annual shop with a cop event. more than 400 elementary school students will get a new backpack for this year's school year. these are pictures from last year. the event starts at 9:30 this morning at an elementary school. in san jose. >> happening today, hoover elementary school on summit drive is reopening its doors to students this year. it shut down in the late 70s and eventually became a buddhist temple. the burlingame school district bought back the old campus in

2010. they tweeted these photos. there's a ribbon-cutting ceremony this morning and classes start on wednesday. starting today, hundreds of incoming freshmen at san jose state university are being assigned temporary housing because their accommodations aren't ready. 820 students were supposed to live at the new resident hall. seen here but the building won't be completed because of construction delays. in the meantime they will have to make due with dorms slated for demolition this fall. >> making sure we have cleaned all the rooms and common areas, doing everything we can to get the structures ready for the students and families. >> the university officials acknowledge the situation isn't ideal, but they say safety and security is their main concern as they finish the new residence hall. >> in oakland, two dozen people are down to one bathroom and

kitchen in their apartment building. tenants call it deplorable. leslie brinkley has the story of another chapter. >> cockroaches in the kitchen. the only common kitchen shared by the res accidents here. and cockroaches in the halls. holes in the ceiling. last year new owners took over this three-story single-occupancy building. there are now only 2 1/2 baths open. others were demolished in february, along with another common kitchen is storage space, many elderly chinese immigrants here upset. they do not want to be identified. >> they wait, waited, wait. >> to go to the bathroom and wait in line? >> yeah, and to get into the kitchen, too. >> it's rented by people who have no money to rent. >> tenants play around $400 a month to rent. conditions have prompted some to move out. the representative for the new

owners said never done a lot of good installing fire alarms and sprinklers. they intended to remodel the kitchen and bathrooms, only to slowed down by the permitting process. >> the inspectors weren't helpful. every time a new inspector would come, a new list would get created. >> the work they did went way over the scope of what the permits allowed. they know they have to submit new plans. they just haven't done it yet. >> the city attorney's office and another agency filed a lawsuit against the owners for harassment. the judge is now calling for the bathrooms and kitchens to be repaired immediately. in fact, some new temporary tenants showed up, canadians, who rent add unit here for $70 a night. >> i have seen pictures and the said the common areas were dingy. >> they found their room and avoided the common areas. >> it's the state of the affairs in a changing oakland husbanding scene. abc7 news. >> knew this morning, president

obama is encouraging americans to find your park ahead of the 100th anniversary of the national park service. we are taking a live look at yosemite national park. first lady michelle obama and former first lady laura bush is helping people connect with their favorite part. >> we have to have the foresight to do what it takes to protect our parks and protect our planet for generations to come because she's parks belong to all of us and they are worth celebrating. not just this year, but every year. today military families can access all national parks for free, and families with a fourth grader get a free pass. >> it's a celebration of tony bennett's 90th birthday.

yesterday there was big fanfare for the unveiling of a tony bennett statue atop nob hill. vic lee was there. ♪ i left milter in san francisco ♪ >> reporter: tony bennett first sang this song at the paramount in 1961. so it's fitting to have his likeness here. >> we officially decare today, august 19th, 2016, tony bennett day in san francisco! [applause] >> it was a typical summer day in the city. but as the song goes, the fog may chill the air, but we don't care. hundreds lined up to see the public unveiling of the eight-foot bronze statue of tony bennett, which stood behind a blue curtain. >> i saw him.

he even signed by bag. >> today? >> yes! >> the singer was at the studio for three days. >> in bennett is fantastic. did he sing for me? no. >> the city's chief of protocol reminded us the singer was always here when we needed help. >> when they brought back the cable cars, he was here. when we wanted to tell people after the earthquake we didn't fall into the ocean, he was here. >> finally, the unveiling. a birthday present for the singer who turned 90. and for once everyone sang for him. ♪ happy birthday to you, happy birthday to you ♪ [applause] >> i'm overwhelmed. it's beautiful. the greatest thing i have ever experienced. >> reporter: we all left our

heart here. vic lee, abc7 news. >> still ahead on abc7 morning. napa native and international space station astronaut kate ruben goes on the most important walk of her life, her first spacewalk. and what does her old high school think of their famous grad? first, taking it from the east bay hills camera, you see the cloud cover out there. lisa argen will have the full accuweather forecast in just a few minutes.

>> this is abc7 news. >> a look from our emeryville camera. we are waking up to cool temperatures this morning ahead of hazy conditions expected later today. lisa returns with a full accuweather forecast coming up. oakland's biggest festival returns this weekend. yesterday barbecue folks fired up their grills. they cooked their meat overnight for the art + soul festival. they pit the best smokers and grillers against each other. oakland's throw-down pits some of the best smokers and grillers against each other. it runs today and tomorrow.

>> how will the weather be for that? >> a little hazy in the east bay. here's san francisco. numbers in the 50s. low clouds and fog. we will have pretty good air quality today. getting back on track tomorrow. and a cool down. that's all ahead and coming up next. >> thank, lisa. see you soon. also ahead, hunter pence tries to help the giants take back first place in the n.l. west, but they needed a win over the me

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>> good morning, everyone. the golden gate camera showing some gloomy conditions, but don't worry. hopefully we see sun later this afternoon. lisa argen returns with the accuweather forecast coming up. in sports, back here in the bay area, the giants will look for their third straight victory over the mets at at&t park. the first pitch at 1:05 p.m. last night they used clutch hitting to beat new york. mike shumann has the highlights in this morning's sports report. good morning. well, the giants in an unfamiliar place in the standings, second in the national league west behind the dodgers. but l.a. lost to the reds last night and giants beat the mets so the g-men back on top. before the game they celebrated the 90th birthday of singer tony bennett. johnny cueto on the hill.

second inning. this one is crushed into mcccovey cove. it gives new york the 1-0 lead. sect lugo made his first career start for the mets. gave up just two runs. and two runs, first coming in the third. rbi base hit tieing the game at 1. lugo was pulled in the 7th. they gave up an rbi base hit. 2-1, g-men. next batter denard span. third hit of the game. brings in panic again. 3-1 giants. the g-men go on to win 8-1 to take over first place in the national league west. a's begin a three-game set facing the white sox. third inning, chris davis. the team-leading 31st home run of the season. tied for first in the majors. 3-0, a's. they go deep twice more in the fifth. steven vogt. took shields deep. it's home run derby day in chicago. both of them combine for six of the a's nine runs. he went the distance, striking

out five in the process. graveman allowed just two hits. threw 98 pitches for his first career shutout. a's win it 9-0. college football is upon us and our local heroes, the: cal bears will kickoff the season around the country next friday and down under on espn facing hawaii down under in sidney, australia. a senior transferred to davis and came from texas tech. he's familiar with the offense, but his trip to australia will be a great bonding experience for the entire cal roster. >> it will be a great trip for our guys. i think they will have an opportunity to spend a lot of time with each other and again to have an opportunity to bond and share unique experiences under unique circumstances. and that's always really important, especially for a young performer.

>> we get to australia and understand we are going to a brand new culture, brand new food, brand new environment. at the same time we are going there to win a ballgame and represent cal to the best of our ability and that's to win a ballgame and be great off the field as well as on the field. >> we will start together by being on a plane for 16 hours. it will be fun to see how our team reacts to sitting down, feeling uneasy and -- >> being in australia, doing team activities together. being around and hanging out all the time in a different place, it will be a lot of fun. >> it should be a great trip. that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike shumann. have a great day. happening today, the first of two days of the annual burlingame on the avenue summer festival. this is video from a previous festival. there will be carnival rides, artwork for sale and food and drinks from local food venders. jazz, blues and funk bands. the festival runs today and tomorrow from 10:00 to 6:00 in the historic burlingame avenue area. 6:47 is our time.

our meteorologist lisa argen has the full accuweather forecast. we are seeing some fog but it's not a spare-the-air day either. >> that's right. the lower levels have the better air quality where we have the westerly wind. the upper levels, the winds coming out of the southwest. but in terms of fog, not bad. but we really still have delays around the bay. they may keep -- you need to give yourself some extra time. you see how gray it is. looking at temperatures here in the upper 60s this afternoon. but it's going to take some time to get some sun there. 62 mountain view. good morning san jose. still running a little cool for this time of year in the south bay. 54 morgan hill and 5 half moon bay. from mt. tam, you can see the low cloud deck. a lot of you really saw and even smelled yesterday the air quality. today no spare the air alert and slowly improving air quality.

57 right now. clear in livermore. and finally from this vantage point it's really all gray from top to bottom. partly to mostly cloudy this morning. the air quality slowly improves and we are looking at a gradual cool down through monday u notice the sun setting earlier, getting up later, and santa cruz right now looking gray. but the air quality today and tomorrow will be better all across the bay. i think it markedly improves tomorrow due to an area of low pressure that's sitting around southern california. that's going to mix out the atmosphere and also bring more thunderstorms to the sierra nevada tomorrow. today just a chance. warm there. 85. 66 in monterey with all the hazy conditions from central california through southern california. so the entire state impacted with that. but everyone looking at the low clouds and fog from north to south. we are looking at the better air quality at the surface. today in san jose, look for a high of 81 degrees.

we are running cool and cooler right on through next week. we begin to come up by the middle of the week, but not too much. we will look for highed to pretty comfortable, but not the greatest of air quality. 60s and 70s from mt. tam to mt. diablo. on the pennens lay you notice the hazy conditions. san jose, it's been that way for you the past couple of days. little change temperature-wise. look for 07 santa cruz, 79 santa rosa. if you are headed into the city for a mets game today, low 60s. it will be hazy throughout the afternoon and about 63 degrees. the accuweather seven-day forecast we are looking at highs today on the shoreline 60s, upper 70s around the bay. low 90s inland. we have the cool-down tomorrow due to the system coming up, cleaning outs the atmosphere. temperatures drop another four or five degrees into monday, tuesday and wednesday a slow recovery. nothing too extreme. by next thursday and friday once again looking cooler, maybe a little fall-like. chris. >> so 40-minute delays at sfo

right now. lisa, thank you. astronauts have installed a new door on the international space station. one of the crew doing the work was napa's own kate ruben. she graduated from vintage high school, where yesterday current students looked up to her in more ways than one. laura anthony has the story. >> reporter: this is not just any astronaut out for a spacewalk, it's napa's own kate ruben, who took her first spacewalk 250 miles from earth. >> now a view from the helmet camera of kate ruben. >> among those watching is advanced science students at her alma mater, vintage high. >> it's really, really cool. napa is such a small little town. the fact she came from here, and got pulled out of a pool of 3500 students, it's amazing. >> i keep telling them, kate

ruben was in this room at some time, and it makes it feel like it's possible for them. it's so neat where she's come from. >> kathleen ruben said she was editor of the school paper in the 1990s and standout student. but a teacher and principal admits he didn't see this coming. >> it shows you you can accomplish any dream. if you set your mind to it, you can do anything out there. >> earlier this month ruben talked to them via satellite from the space station. >> whether i was a kid, ever since i can remember, i had a list of career goals, and astronaut was one of them. >> they successfully installed a new dock port on the space station which some day could be used by commercial spacecraft. once she returns to earth, she plans to visit the students at vintage high in person. in napa, laura anthony, abc7 news. up next, joey chestnut back in action in his hometown. the eating record he

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here are the winning numbers from last night's mega-millions drawing. nobody picked all six so tuesday night's jackpot goes up to $69 million. lots of excitement and enthusiasm yesterday in san francisco's chinatown. hundreds of people waited for

hours to buy exclusive merchandise at a three-day kanye west pop-up store. customers could not try on most of the merchandise, but many came out, spending hundreds of dollars. happening today, the number one ranked eater in the world, and south bay native, joey chestnut will compete for a title. today is the second annual taco festival in san jose. he will try to beat the record of 103 tacos in eight minutes. a that's a lot of tacos. he set a new record this year by devouring 70 dogs. the taco fest starts this morning at 11 did:00 and the actual competition will begin at 2:00. >> a final check from our meteorologist lisa argen. >> you see the 84 for a high. looking at the possibilities of a few thunderstorms. 57 san francisco.

62 in san jose. mid-50s on the coast and from mt. tam look at the low clouds. haze again. air quality is getting better through the weekend. a cool start in the 50 a's here and in santa cruz you see the clouds there. we will be at about 70 with partly sunny conditions. partly sunny at all our bay area beaches. ocean beach 60 as well as half moon bay, and 77 palo alto. the seven-day forecast looking at temperatures slightly cooler, better air quality taupe. the coolest day looks to be monday. and then again next friday with the warmup in between. >> lisa, thank you. and thanks for joining us on the weekend edition of abc7 morning. as always we appreciate your time. i'm chris nguyen. the news continues online, on twitter, facebook and all your mobile devices with our abc7 news app. good it morning america is next. abc news continues at 8:00 a.m. where he will see you then.

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