turner was released from jail on friday after serving half of the six month jail sentence. turner initially faced up to 14

years in yjail. a suspect wanted far fatal hit-and-run. two callers reported seeing the man yesterday afternoon. chp found the car and arrested this man, 54 russell lee wyatt. he hit a pedestrian yesterday morning. the victim died from his injuries. in other news, history has been made in vatican city this morning. mother teresa was cannonized into saint hood. hundreds of thousands of people are celebrating in st. peters square. mother teresa was known as the saint for her tireless

pope francis called her the model of > >> a celebration of mass this morning at saint mary's cathedral on gough street that begins at 11:00. right now we are on the backside of a cool system. that's why it was so chilly this morning. we have the sunshining. temperatures in the 50s. today we have the fog dissipating quickly. we'll tell you how much sunshine you'll get next. also next after this brutal attack caught on camera a new

woman claiming she was stalked by the same

welcome back everyone. if you're planning to head to santa cruz as part your labor

day weekend it is climbing to about 70 later today. lisa will be along shortly with a full accuweather forecast. it has been almost two weeks since a brutal unprovoked attack on a woman in pacific heights neighborhood. another woman saying she believes the same man stalked her that same day. abc 7 news reporter has the story. >> surveillance video is hard to watch. a man pounds the victim's face immediately. austin allen says this could have happened to her. >> he said something beginning to hey girl in a raspy voice. >> reporter: they returned to clay street after a night out. the suspect in this sketch darted after them. >> we managed to get in the gate and lock it behind us before he got there. >> for nearly an hour a woman

huddled. >> i was like that's the cops, right? that's the cops, right? i knew if he didn't get us he could do something to someone else. >> finally the man walked away and allen went home. just a block away this happened. >> i saw that surveillance video because he was wearing the same video, had the same build and when i saw the sketch of him i knew it was completely hill. we are looking into the possibility of a second victim. investigators from northern station will follow up. >> asking if people recognized the suspect. no one did. >> i know a lot of people in the park but i've never seen him. >> reporter: she wishes her calls to police had lead to a different outcome. >> i feel so bad for that woman. >> reporter: she plan to carry pepper spray with her from now on.

that took place in front of the tall peach building behind me. so far no arrest has been made. abc 7 news. protesters joined hands in song for an end to family detention throughout the united states. >> the group calls for three immigrations and customs enforcement to close. the richmond -- on a hunger strike in pennsylvania. in china president obama is promising that america's relationship with great britain will continue, as always, even in the face of.

leaders of the world's 20 largest economy, although they focused on climate change the president made sure he focused on assuring america's long-time partner of continued cooperation. >> despite, you know, the turbulence of political events over the last several months we have every intention to making sure that continues. >> the president's trip started on a sour note when air force one first landed there was no staircase. he had no use an alternative exit. there was also a verbal argument between a white house aid and chinese official with them yelling this is our country, this is our airport. right now there are states of emergency. watches and warnings from virginia up to new england because of cyclone hermine. ginger reports that some of the

areas in hermine's way are still recovering from hurricane sandy. >> reporter: overnight hermine spinning north, giant waves crash sboog the board wa-- crashing into the board walk in maryland. 60 miles per hour winds, neighborhoods inan dated. in north carolina gusts toppled this tractor trailer, killing the driver. storms shattering this campgrou campground. blowing these trailers and cottages including a ten month old baby. trees crushing homes. at the tail end of this trail of destruction, flooding. hard hit florida is getting rain again. days after the storm people forced to evacuate their homes after a different system caused more flooding. some escaping by boat.

hermine now a post tropical cyclone is churning towards the northeast. it is doing a dangerous dance with the jersey shore as storm surges could put many of these beachside communities under water. >> as soon as this city puts the siren off i hit the road. >> and that was ginger z. if you like rock music with a bay area vieb head to at&t park for 2016 ton the green. it features the doobie brothers and tower of power. transportation officials advising try to avoid the congestion and use public transit. the music begins at 3:00.

good morning. waking up to a little bit of low cloudiness. this is doppler 7. a few patches of fog drifting into parts of the east bay but quickly evaporating. you heard the update on hermine. the bad news is that this continues to wreak havoc right along the beaches. the beach erosion and some of that water as it gets piled up could be waist high. they are not doing the thunderstorms here. in fact sunny skies but it will be a menace and remain a bit of a pain with a storm surge from virginia up to new jersey. here is a live look outside from our tower camera.

66 in san francisco, 69 in morgan hill. temperatures are cool. on the backside of a system heading out of town. numbers have warmed up 10 degrees. you were in the 40s early this morning. it is 61 by the delta. so nice and sunny from the coast to our inland valleys right now. this is all due to that system that brought the mixing and dissipated the marine layer. breezy and long the coast today. it really gets going with more summer heat returning throughout the week ahead. high temperatures today, check it out, only 66 degrees due to the cool weather system that's exiting the state. low 80s is all you'll do in sacramento. we do have sunshine at the coast. as we go through the rest of the workweek look at the 90s arrive in the inland east bay and the

heat presses towards the bay can mid-80s in richmond and we are still looking at quite opressive. overnight lows in the 40z. n -- 40s. we'll be looking at temperatures much warmer, warming quicker than today. 65 in san francisco. that is about 5 degrees below average. 76 in san jose and low 80s if you get up to lake port. so we are good for today. big warm up getting underway. mid-70s around the coast. wednesday and thursday the warmest days with mid-and upper 90s. really not that hot but low relative humidity and the fog won't be with us as the summer

stays with us all week long. it is nice but also comes with a price of a high fire danger. >> a lot of people have been missing the heat. we'll keep an eye out on the fire danger. thank you. just ahead, construction on apple's new south bay campus is moving forward. this was taken months ago, up next, what the spaceship looks

it is close to lift off. duncan sinfield giving people a look at all of the progress. construction updates include completion of two large garages and mass f class windows and solar panels. building is expected to be finished by the end of the year. apple home to have employees in place by the end of 2017. offering another tarantula walk. it is mounting season and they are crawling with the dark brown creatures. they crawl out of their burros in the late afternoon looking

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welcome back this half hour with a look at the weather with lisa. >> hey, good morning everyone. we are starting out with a beautiful shot from our east bay hills camera. you can see the sunshine and s visibility is pretty good. it is around half-moon bay.

it is 61 in san jose. see the breeze there from our roof camera? it will be with us all day long. it is a cool weather system that is exiting the bay area. that means that today will be the coolest out of the next seven. upper 50s shoreline, breezy, 82 inland and in between you can see san jose in the mid-70s. >> thank you. public and presidential nominee donald trump does not have a scheduled campaign event until tuesday in virginia. his latest appearance will keep him in the headlines until then. >> donald trump swaying in the pews at a lively church service as he hopes to sway african american voters. >> they do not do enough to step into the community and learn

what's going on. i'm here today to learn. >> trump addressing a largely african american audience after being criticized for trying to woo minority voters by speaking to mostly white crowds. >> what do you have to lose? you're living in poverty. hillary clinton is going to doing in for the african american worker. >> but now trump is making a direct appeal. >> i fully understand that the african american community has suffered from discrimination and that there are many wrongs that must still be made right. they will be made right. i want to make america prosperous for everyone. zb ben carson showed hip around his old neighborhood in southwest detroit. >> his own appearance at the church got mixed reviews. zbli think we have to give everybody a chance.

>> i don't know if he has a lot of knowledge. >> and sparked protests. abc news, washington. >> trump's immigration policy was one of the subjects covered this week. many of you watched the interview with kerryanne conway. they asked if those who are not criminals have to leave the country. >> correct but he also said that once you enforce the law, once you get rid of the criminals and once you secure them at the southern border and turn off the jobs and benefit magnet we'll see where we are. we don't know where we'll be. we don't know who will be left. kellyanne conway ordered that the wall will be built and that

mexico will pay for it. investigators found the remains of a boy missing for nearly three decades thanks to a person of interest in the case. a masked gunman abducted wetterling. it lead them to child porn suspects. he has not yet been charged in the case. he goes to trial for separate porn charges in october. new details this morning regarding the sheriffs deputy involving the shooting death of a santa rosa teenager. according to the press democrat sheriffs deputy gerk gelhaus created this web site.

he has been cleared twice in the charges of andy lopez. treasure hunters in southern california turned to social media to help reunite a woman with her gold class ring. people on social media saw the ring and helped contact the owner. kim's father bought the ring for her more than 30 years ago. she lost it volunteering at the church in 2006. >> oh, my gosh. thank you. i'm going to cry. >> after the 30 years i have been doing it this is the first time i am able to actually give something back. >> she gave the couple a tea set. did you know every new

anuance you purchase is set to have the ability to connect to the internet? 7 on your side looked into that question. >> reporter: the retired kgo television engineer connected his lighting, thermos at the and audio systems to his home more than a decade ago. >> the way to set it up is pretty easy. the audio system and several rooms can be controlled through his tablet. he can even turn things on before he gets home. >> when i'm coming home i want to turn the lights on before i get home. i would like to raise the temperature in the house on the heater. >> allen may be the exception. >> well, right now i think there's very limited acceptance of the smart technology.

>> he quotes industry studies which estimate as few as 10% of homes are connected through some smart technology. lighting and thermos at thtats e most likely connected appliances. >> you have to demonstrate how they appear to what you currently have. >> smart refrigerators will be able to tell you if you're short on eggs or milk. they believe privacy concerns are holding con sulers back. they are able to collect data about how you use your product and could sell that information to third parties. for now he says expect more incremental expectations. >> a lightbulb doubles as a speak are for those in smaller spaces. it also has a bowl that is used as a security cam. >> it connect to your wifi and

sends video and audio. >> target has its first smart house here in san francisco to demonstrate how the products work. smart technology is here to stay. >> the likely advantages that it has for me. i'm likely to see what happens in the future. >> it's estimated 70% of the homes in the u.s. will have some sort of smart technology. if you have a consumer question or need help i want to hear from you. it is open monday through friday from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. that number is coming up, how researchers are chasing john muir through

his journals and his plants. our chilly temperatures will be a thing in the past, how warm will we be this week? lisa is along shortly with a

there will be lots of food, music and all things greek. the fun continues today and tomorrow at noon. all right. temperatures in the upper 60s today. a little cooler than average as we look outside and see the flag blowing. we are ton backside of the system. sunshine but winds could gust to 30 miles per hour at the coast but still a couple of 80s around

the bay today. i'll have your full forecast in just a few minutes. >> thank you. >> also ahead, mike has the highlights and post game reaction coming up in sports.

welcome back. this is a live look from our golden gate bridge camera.

sheer ne here is news you can use. the one at the welcome center are closed to cars today until 5:00 today and tomorrow. tour buses can still park there but not individual cars. a tribute to retiring boston red sox slugger david ortiz dedicated to big papi officially opened to yesterday. it is the trademark home run pose and his thanks big papi carved into the corn. on friday night he receive add bottle to have fine wine as a retirement gift. the giants will try to gain a split of this weekend's series against the chicago cubs.

johnnie faces first 11:20 all time this morning. yesterday it was a bottle of the as with bumgarner matched up against ariata. the cubs -- what happened with them? they trumped the cubs on the bases. he has got everything this morning. >> after losing two heartbreakers they sending madison bumgarner. enjoying wrigley field. two outs when tommy throws hunter pence's away. it scores from second. 1-0 san francisco. cubs pitcher ariata. all the way from second. throw is not in time.

2-1. brandon crawford. bottom nine cubs with a tieing run. nunez gets him and too far off second. it is a double play and the giants with a much needed 3-2 victory. >> we haven't been playing bad baseball, just coming up a little short and that's a good win for us and hopefully it doesn't take much to get us start toed on the right track again. >> you know, today we scratch and claw but you get enough runs for bull pen stepped up. it is just a great game for us. it is a much needed win. >> canseco throwing out the first pitch. that was the only highlight. the sox kept on hitting.

first victim two-run double. the last seven runs and third inning ramirez is the 20th of the year. 3-0 sox. they scored seven runs in the third. john gives up a two run double playing in his last series of the coliseum. red sox with 27 runs in the last two games. they scored 24 runs in this game. they go onto win 11-2. hosted by tulsa host bid ron kerriger. he has been performing this game all

that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike. have a great day. hi everyone. the fog dissipating quickly. 4 mile visibility and a piece of it right there. it is pretty sunny right there. we will be looking for a cool afternoon despite all of the sunshine. it is 61 oakland and san jose. it is 59 in morgan bay and boy, it was a cool one for the north bay. numbers in the low 40s. good we covrecovery right now. no one made it into the 80s yesterday. this morning 3 to 5 degrees cooler. earlier today there was a more dramatic spread. we are warming up slowly. upper elevations are dry and

breezy. it could get quite gusty again. despite the sunshine maybe not a beach day here but the warm up on the way beginning tomorrow and then it gets hot inland with summer returning right on through the next several days. we have about two and a half weeks of summer to enjoy. if you're headed out today, breezy and choppy on the water. dog walking great, no problems. if you're headed to the beach, yeah, it could get very very windy late in the day. >> it really hasn't changed too much. it will warm up tomorrow and then upper 80s to near 90 wednesday and thursday. if you're in oakland today it will be in the mid-60s by about 1:00. it is 70 at 4:00 in the afternoon. rest of the south bay should be in the mid-70s from coopertino and gilroy in the upper 70s.

upper 60s for the rest of the greek festival today. on the coast some patches of fog. you'll see partly sunny conditions. up in the north bay upper 70s for you today with 81 in santa ro rosa. 66 berkeley. it should be a nice day in castro valley. low 80s arriving for pittsburgh. dublin in the mid-70s. check it out. today the coolest day of the week. if you have the news app you can check our warm up monitor day by day as well be looking at the warmest days looking to be wednesday and thursday. low 90s arrive tomorrow and wednesday mid-and upper 90s. mid-60s on the coast keeping it comfortable. lower 80s arnound the bay. august turned out to be pretty

cool. >> very cool. >> some cats go for walks. a detective story >> it was his home where he would return with his samples with his treks across the campus.

organizing the campus. >> he could tell the public about all of these natural wonders. >> september, 1864. >> while he was passionate cataloging was the story. it was at the university of california which took possession of the plant samples. >> some times he puts sierra on the handles. >> it is morphed into a detective story. they plan to pour through personal journals and letters comparing dates and matching locations. >> we can actually join the docks where it wasn't really known for making very details collection information. he was noting down where he was

in his journals. >> they are digitizing the samples to make it available to the general public and perhaps ultimately blazing a new understanding of the man whose passion saved so much of it for the rest of us. >> it is very neat to sort of go back in time and literally retrace someone's steps. >> it is really his inspiration to go out and explore for future generations to enjoy. >> and enjoy they will. >> dan ashley, abc 7 news. coming up, a lucky lottery ticket, how much

here are the winning numbers. 7, 39, 50, 59, 67 and power ball 25. no one picked all six number. wednesday night's jackpot grows to $186 million. new this morning a 21-year-old man bought a $10 lottery ticket and is three quarters of a million dollars winner. it was purchased on el cami camino rial. lottery officials say it's part of an effort to give out more

prizes and more money to public education. let's get a final check of your accuweather forecast. >> it will still be breeze i have breezy along the coast. 70 pal lo alto. our warm up maybe a few degrees inland. really tomorrow by about 5 degrees and look at it really gets going inland. still comfortable in the 60s at our beaches. so that's the time to go to the beach after the holiday, lighri? >> yeah. thanks for joining us on abc mornings. i'm caroline along with my buddy lisa. at 4:30 number 10 notre dame battles texas in austin. have a great sunday afternoon

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>> hello. i'm henry tenenbaum, and coming up on "bay area buys," we are at russell's fine furniture in santa clara. mr. russell, tell them what's going on in the parking lot. >> we're jammed because it's labor day, the single biggest event of our year, and we're so excited. everything in the store is on sale. we're going crazy this weekend. come join us. >> he is going crazy. we're going crazy. it's gonna be a crazy edition of "bay area buys." ♪ welcome to "bay area buys," russell's fine furniture in santa clara. well, this guy has created something that really is unique in furniture stores. so, here's your chance, richard. tell them all about it. >> yeah, it's interesting you call it unique because, you know, i'm from a family that goes back to 1892 in furniture.