win a free treatment. good morning.towards his su. he was left alone sitting in the car as the motorcade departed without him. abc news reporter david has the latest from washington. >> reporter: the scapegoat this week, outgoing chief of staff reince priebus who left the white house last night. priebus told fox news he wouldn't comment on those scathing attacks from communications director anthony scaramucci. >> i'm not going to get into that subject. it's getting into mud and i think the palace intrigue stuff is annoying and i think it's a distraction. it takes away from the president's agenda. i think what everyone needs to do is just focus on the president. focus on the things that he wants to get done for the american people.

>> reporter: the announcement expected all week cae apruptly y in a presidential tweet friday. priebus said he resigned thursday. >> hitting a reset button is a good thing and the president did that. i think he's happy. i've got to tell you although it's always a little mix when things happened, i generally feel pretty good. >> reporter: priebus's replacement starts monday. a retired four-star general from the marine corp who in his current role as secretary of homeland security was a steadfast supporter of the president's plan to strengthen america's borders. >> the president as we all know has issued three executive orders related to our homeland security mission. these will secure our borders and enhance the enforcement of our immigration laws and keep our citizens safe. >> general kelly has been a star. done an incredible job thus far. respected by everybody. >> reporter: general john kelly is well liked in the west wing

with a proven record at command. his new unit badly in need of some discipline. but kelly has no prior political experience, which could make it tough when it comes to issues like health care. the white house is still reeling over the senate's failure to base an obamacare repeal, a signature campaign promise defeated with a thumbs down senator john mccain. a crushing blow to the gop leadership. david wright, abc news, washington. >> survivor fans will like this. "new york post" updated its cover. in a tweet crossed out the picture of ryan priebus and pictured the caption the tribe has spoken. the political climate inspired former san francisco resident van jones to host a nationwide tour called "we rise." he took his message to san

francisco. lonnie has more on his call for unity. >> it seems like there's an internal struggle in the white house for power, but power to do what? help who? that's why we have to rise up ourselves. >> that message inspired this gathering at the san francisco masonic. it was an invitation to bay area residents from various backgrounds to have a healthy discussion about politics and social change. >> i think when people start talking to each other, they ralize that their similarities are much greater than their differences. >> it's about moving away from the republican versus the dems. it's about moving to each other and seeing how we can actually build community. >> reporter: the civil discourse in this theater is a contrast to divisiveness in washington. after gop health care failure. >> this is a disappointment. a disappointment indeed. >> there are renewed calls to work together again. >> sometimes you need a little spark that inspires the forces

of coming together. >> van jones says there's still lots of work to do regarding health care and other issues. >> i think we should be somewhat relieved, but we should be working even harder now to get this country back on track. ork niezers say 100% of net tri ticket proceeds go to dream core. abc 7 news. house minority leader nancy pelosi is offering to work with republicans on health care. she wrote a letter to the gop leaders say democrats extend the hand of friendship and look forward to our working together in the regular order for the good of the american people. pelosi also said house democrats are prepared to support some of the elements in the better care reconciliation act which was voted down on tuesday. that includes a short term stability fund, long term state stability and innovation program

and cost sharing subsidies. and happening today, people across the nation will rally in support of medicare, medicaid and women health. the bay area rallies in san jose and santa rosa. san jose will meet at the corner of winchester and stevens creek the rally in santa rosa will be in a parking lot at 2300 county center drive. one will be held later and that event starts at 1:00. a judge has reduced the bail for one of the two men charged in the deadly ghost ship fire in oakland. lawyers for max harris asked the judge to release him from jail pending trial but that request was denied. they also asked for a reduction in bail and the judge did agree t that dropping his bail from more than $1 million to $750,000. both harris and the operator face 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. a 2-year-old boy who police

say was severely abused has died. at children's hospital in oakland yesterday. police in stockton arrested the child's stepmother on tuesday. the infant flown from stockton to the east bay hospital after suffering from a severe head injury. he had been on life support. maynard is now facing three counts of child abuse and is due in court on monday. palo alto is looking for a person of interest for four suspicious fires in the downtown area. this is a surveillance area with a man seen walking near a dumpster. that went up into flames around 4:30 yesterday morning. there was also a car that was set on fire in the parking lot. a fire inside a parking garage on high street and a brush fire near the bike path. the man was wearing a beanie, light colored long sleeve shirt, dark pants and was carrying a backpack. if you know who he is, call palo alto police. the moment tesla fans have been waiting for has arrived.

the more affordable version has just rolled off the assembly line. here's a look inside the car. last night tesla passed out keys to the first 30 owners. all of them are tesla employees. abc 7 news reporter reports that employees will be looking for kinks in the new model three. >> we have the first 30 production cars here being charged right now right there. >> reporter: tesla ceo elon musk has sent the first model three owners out into the world. one gala attendee shared these photos with us. the model three can make it about 220 miles on one charge and it has the lowest price tag of all the tesla. owners of the s kp and x models welcome it to the family. >> model three serves its purpose for getting people involved with e.v.s who may not otherwise be able to. >> embracing that kind of technology in mass production can only be good for us as a country.

said tesla options like auto pilot are impressive at the low price point, but it might not be enough. >> it's one thing to have a great car. it's another thing to be able to manufacture them, deliver them and make a profit from them. >> reporter: musk said he expects to turn out 20,000 cars by the end of the year and 500,000 by the end of next year. gupta ordered one. he has high expectations and hopes tesla can deliver. >> when i bought my model x, i was not really satisfied. because i had so many problems with the car initially. >> reporter: about half a million people have put down $1,000 deposit on model three. in fremont, katie, abc 7 news. >> here's a guide to tell all of the models apart. model three starts at $35,000. this starts at $69,000. model x will set you back at least $82,500.

that new model is sounding like a pretty good deal. new this morning, sonoma lifeguardi lives are keeping a close eye on the west coast beach. yesterday lifeguards found five kids playing in the powerful surf. the waves knocked the children off their feet. goat rock only has patrols watching 30 miles of coastlines, so lifeguards say a new tower will make it easier to respond to emergency situations. lisa, i'm sure given the surf conditions we've had and the warm weather, you're glad to hear about possibly more safety. >> absolutely. tomorrow night we have a beach hazard statement going into effect with strong rip currents. always very, very dangerous up there. today we'll have a lot of sunshine in sonoma. look at all that fog. hasn't reached concord and livermore. sunshine and low to mid 60s, but

this will make an impact in afternoon highs today. in fact, it's going to be quite nice out there. i'll explain next with my seven day forecast. >> also ahead a warning to residents in one east bay community, watch out for bats after this one tested positive for rabies. and the gilmore garlic festival is back in full swing this morning. we'll have the sights and smells for years, men have enjoyed their man caves without guilt. now, it's mama's turn. welcome to my she shed. i've got my favorite outfit on.

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a warning from the health department, a bat found near the children's splash pad in clayton tested positive for rabies. health officials say rabies is almost always deadly in humans. abc 7 news reporter katie has more from grove park in clayton. >> reporter: children splash care free in clayton's grove park, but a warning from the health department has parents on edge. a sick bat seen in these pictures was found on a pathway in the park last week. it tested positive for rabies. >> it was positive for rabies. i mean, that's terrifying. >> reporter: katherine served as a communicable diseases program chief in the army. >> one of our biggest concerns on deployment, was, in fact rabies. >> reporter: it's a concern for the health department too. >> rabies is nearly 100% fatal in human beings.

once symptoms appear, the person is like lie going to die. >> a man died in 2012 after exposure to a bat. >> by the time he developed symptoms it was too late to save him. >> reporter: the county reports three rabid animals has been found this year, all year. >> the biggest indicator an animal has rabies is they're a nocturnal animal and out during the day. >> i wouldn't touch it. bats, you've got to get tested for rabies. >> reporter: the wildlife hospital treated the sick bat but it died. they say only 1% of bats are rabid. most are helpful mosquito eating creatures. if you encounter a trapped or sick bat, call animal services. in clayton, abc 7 news. merck says a cyber attack last month halted production of its drugs.

merck says it doesn't know the full magnitude of the impact because operations are still being restored. merck says it's confident they'll be able to maintain a continuous supply of all its top selling and life saving drugs. a group of drama students at oakland skyline hospital will head to scotland today despite needing to raise money to cover the costs. they will perform at the american high school theater festival. they have raised $42,000, but they still need $24,000. the drama teacher and principal entered into an agreement that gives them until september 15th to pay the rest interest free. >> i go to bed thinking about this and i wake up thinking about this. >> i'm not worried. students from skyline, we work really, really hard. >> reporter: after the deadline the money is subject to 5% interest. they plan to auction off tickets to a warriors game. that they hope will defray a large chunk of that debt. this weekend is the annual

gilroy garlic festival. you definitely want to bring your appetite. there is gar like fries, cal mar re, shrimp, mushrooms. abc 7 news reporter jeanine has more on this popular event. >> i know you want some. garlic ice cream. garlic vanilla, chocolate, pistachio. >> >> reporter: you heard right. degilroy garlic festival anything goes. >> i've got to try everything here. >>. >> reporter: the sizzle and fire and taste of garlic lured the crowds to gilroy. >> we saw it on the chatravel channel. >> reporter: garlic chicken, shrimp, bread, corn, crab fries. you name it, they have it. >> i'm going to go through the whole night. i'll be out here almost the whole time. anything where garlic in it i'm going to taste it.

>>. >> reporter: around 100,000 people are expected to attend the garlic festival through the weekend. while a lot stroll and taste, a lot head over to watch the show put on by the pyro chefs. >> out here cooking for the crowds, looking at all the smiles. >> reporter: some found relief under the misters. others cooled off wherever they could find shade. paramedics are on bikes riding around making sure everyone stayed hydrated. >> we'd like to watch it before they have an event by hanning out water, making sure they're staying in shape, making sure they're obviously limiting the alcohol intake. that kind of all predisposes people to having a medical emergency. >> reporter: we searched but couldn't find garlic beer but we did however find garlic wine that some really enjoyed. >> garlic wine. got to try it. it's actually quite good. it's really good. it actually is really good. i'm not kidding. >> abc 7 news.

happening now, several roads closed for the iron man triathlon. 2,400 competitors racing through the city. they sim in lake sonoma, then two lapse around souther santa rosa, then a full marathon around the santa rosa creek trail. the last competitors are not expected to finish that race until around midnight. wow. >> now your accue weather forecast with lisa. >> check out our fog footprint. up towards the san pablo bay all the way down the coast. with that in place it's going to be a comfortable day today all over the bay area. look at sfo. 35 minute delays. a little sunshine trying to come out. the peninsula will be very comfortable today and it really has been. 55 in san francisco. in the low 60s. mountain view and san jose. gilroy mid 50s now going up to

90 later on for the garlic festival. 56 degrees. maybe a few peeks of sunshine. from our east bay hills camera we are looking at not only the lou clouds and fog, but that breeze will allow for fec temperatures to be comfortable. even though you're mild in the 60s right now it should be a nice looking afternoon. 57 in no vat to. 59 for you. 57 in napa. that was tam. this is our east bay hills. typical mid summer pattern today. turning nightly warmer for sunday. we have one more day of july and it looks like the heat is going to build inland. we'll still have the ride range of temperatures so it will still be comfortable up the coast. let's take a look at the hour by hour forecast. you'll notice that the fog is still up in the north bay along the peninsula. san mateo coast.

by the afternoon about 2:00 it tries to pull away for a little bit. it will in santa cruz, but around stinson -- high temperatures with a little bit of sun and clouds will be in the mid 60s from half moon bay, ocean beach. warmer here. we have more sun in santa cruz. 56 water temperature. in gilroy, tomorrow is the warmer day. lots of sunshine. look at the rain. waking up to the 50s. afternoon highs pretty toasty in the 90s. in the south bay it looks pleasant. 83 in sunniville. san jose. look at all the mid 70s. mount view 76. you'll get some sun in the city. up in the port bay plenty of mid and just upper 80s. near east bay look at the upper 60s for berkeley. kind of a refreshing day by the water.

you head inland and how the reds have retreated. that's the warm, warm air into the sacramento valley. that can stay there for a while. with 90s -- 91 in walnut creek. at the coliseum we'll look for upper 60s for the game in oakland. seven day forecast features the cooler day today. slightly warmer tomorrow. mid 80s around the coast. we could add in a few more clouds and a little humidity. >> really hot inlan f. people want to come to the coast to cool off, what time? >> they need the gear. temporarily mid afternoon. you may get some sun, but not a lot in there. >> thanks so much, lisa. just ahead giants fans have a unique opportunity to snag free hunter pence autographs but you're going to have to work to

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. welcome back. i'm kate larson in for chris. we're going to start with a look at our weather. good morning, lisa. >> good morning to you, kate. we've got the gray sky at the coast but not for long. this is one of the beaches that will be pretty sunny this afternoon afternoon. in fact, santa cruz should see a high in the 70s. we're talking about 50s from half man bay, gil roer oakland. san jose is sunny in the low 60s. look at this.

56 santa rosa. 57 napa. sunshine in concord at 65 degrees. 10:00 you'll be in the mid 60s in san ramon. by noontime we've got 80 out by the delta. cool and comfortable at the coast but limited sun. by 4:00 we're talking about some low 90s this is video from a live fire exercise in south korea. just hours after north korea launched a intercontinental ballistic missile. the u.s. and south korea then countered the north korean launch with their own. this one showing the rockets precision firing capabilities. experts are saying the north korean missile test went higher and further than any other test before. kim jong-un now claims they're able to hit the entire u.s. at any time. here's abc news reporter gloria

with more on the launch. > reporter: lasting blaoff a launch this appearng for the first time cable of reaching across the u.s. later releasing photos showing kim jong-un posing next to a missile. >> north koreans have a missile that can hit the lower 48. now we're talking seattle, denver, chicago, maybe even as far as new york and washington, d.c. >> moments after learning of this alarming development, the president on a conference call with his national security team. in a statement the president condemned the launch calling it reckless and dangerous saying the united states will take all necessary steps to ensure the security of the american home land and protect our allies in the region. >> united states is also advancing its capabilities with what are called ground based intercept ors and intercept the missiles before they can reach land. >> the intercontinental

ballistic missile went higher and blue longer than the july 4th test. it was airborne for about 45 minutes shooting about 2300 miles into face. 620 miles from its launch site. but the north koreans can lower the angle of that to exten the range. potentiallily all the way to the east woo east coast of the u.s. it did not demonstrate if they can arm the missile with a warhead. the intelligence agency predicted that could happen within the year. the u.s. staged a joint military exercise with south carry. some experts say only getting back to the negotiation table will help. >> military threats or bluster won't stop them. it's time for the president of the united states, great deal maker, to see if he can make deal. >> abc news washington. president trump traveled to long island. the president spoke at a community college in brentwood new york close to where the

street gang ms 13 has committed a string of murders. flanked by local police officers, mr. trump vowed to destroy the gang and deport its members. >> they have transformed peaceful parks and beautiful quiet neighborhoods into blood stained killing fields. they're animals. >> the president also being criticized after joking about police brutality. >> i said please don't be too nice. like when you guys put somebody in the car and you're protecting their head, you know, the way you put their hand. like don't hit their head and they've just killed somebody. don't hit their head. i said you can take the hand away. okay? >> some ms 13 members actually say the president's attacks as well as his policies have helped them claiming people in immigrant communities are now too afraid to report crimes to police out of fear of being deported. this morning president trump honors our nation's heroes in

his weekly address. the president recapped his week saluting the military in law enforcement. in ohio he awarded a veteran who survived the pearl harbor attack. the president also thanked police officers in new york city and washington, d.c. >> heroes among us represent that american spirit, courage, love, and sacrifice. pand gratitude for all of those who, for over two centuries, have secured our nation and protected our citizens. >> the president says it's a privilege to spend time with these heroes. the number of women serving in local government is on the rise. 31% of city council members in california are up women. that is up 2%. a female advocacy group released the numbers this week. 26 women serve in the california

legislature and only 1 woman occupies a major statewide office. that would be state controller betty heed. warning about the spread of mees els. vac doctors say no shot are 100% effective. t there have been outbreaks in southern california. a special tri boot from the san jose earth wakes. the 20-year-old nearly drowned in lake tahoe on july 4th. two paddle boarders were able to drag him to shore and a third man gave him cpr. the heroes will be thanked d during a pregame ceremony. the match starts at 4:45. soccer fans headed to the game can use the new pedestrian tunnel that connects the santa

clara cal train station to a stadium. mercury knows says this tunnel makes it easy and safe for pedestrians to cross those train tracks. cal tran is offering free rides from san francisco to santa clara to celebrate. you've just got to show joyour game tickets or wear your gear when you're boarding. several attractions at disneyland are back and reopened today. they were closed more than a year ago in preparation for a construction of the park's new "star wars" themed land. mark twain river boat is back as well as the disneyland railroad. the railroad got a bit of an upgrade with new views along he rivers of america. >> it has a direct connection to walt and now with the new section it makes it better. walt never wanted disney lantd to sit still. he always wanted it to keep being improved. >> the railroad and other rides were temporarily closed while

disney rebuilt frontier land. they're making way for the "star wars" theme land set to open in 2019. still ahead on abc 7 mornings, we less than a month away from the solar eclipse of the sun. see the plans people are making to catch this event. and here is a live look outside at the beach. this is in santa cruz. still a lot of fog. lisa is going to have the latest in our weekend forecast

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you're going to tell us what the weather is going to be like in the city this afternoon and this evening. >> yesterday just 63 and the fog didn't really want to go away for too long. live look outside. just 54 here. we'll get some sun and it will are partly sun ny with numbers n the mid and upper 60s. at the coast it's going to be tough to get some sun there. we'll talk about your microclimate forecast. the look ahead which includes a sneak peek at august. >> the giants face the best team in baseball, but still a big series for the long time rivals. larry has hig

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in smorports the giants and dodgers will battle it out today. the a's play the twins at the oakland coliseum at 6:05. the game will be followed by a witches and wizards themed fireworks show. last night the giants tried to beat the dodgers for the seventh time this season. here's larry beal with the highlights in this morning's sports. good morning, everybody. the giants and dodger renewed their rivalry last night in l.a. the dodgers took the field leading the giants by 31 1/2 games. 31 1/2. there are some giants fans in l.a.

nice ribbon there. second inning, here it comes, there it goes. brandon crawford, solo homer off of alec wood. his ninth of the year. we are tied at one. the giants would rally and score three in the seventh hernandez, a drive. over his head. 4-2 giants. then the dodgers answer with four in the bottom of the seventh. josh osich gives up a two run bomb to corey seager. l.a. wins 32 nevada up 1/2 up on the gian. hosting the a's. oakland rapper throwing out the first pitch. wheels came off in the fourth. brian dozier drills it past siemian. ex-giant scores. wild pitch. downs off the catcher. castro in, 4-0.

then grounds to siemian. throws high. can't make all these mistakes. dozier scores. can't hong ang on to the ball a all unravels for >> scary moment. drills the pitcher in the head. they got the out. ray thankfully doing fine. was released from the hospital last night with oemnly a few stitches and the cardinals won the game. raiders signed their first round draft pick so he's ready for the first practice today. donald penn not going to be there. the pro bowl left tackle wants to redo his contract. penn scheduled to make $7 million this season. he protects derek carr's blind sides so he's got leverage. the raiders with high expectation this is season ready to get to work. >> we take it one day at a time. i think all our guy s can say yu

can't look too far ahead. one meeting at a time. one practice at a time. looking that far down the road the season is so long. >> it definitely gives us confidence going to this season knowing that we can win games. that's what i'm saying. that's what it's all about. it's all about winning games. >> check the niners. sol l solomon thomas was holding out. while the team was conducting their first practice, gets a deal worth $28 million. the niners have everybody in camp and football season is here. that's a rap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beal. >> now your forecast with lisa. >> hi, everyone. saturday morning from our east bay hills camera. look at all the low cloud cover. we're looking at temperatures still a little bit above advantage. boy, you're certainly feeling the presence of this marine layer with a cool start.

you have some sunshine, though. but elsewhere around the bay it's pretty cool. we're in the 50s. 55 in san francisco. low 60s for you in mount view and san jose. the fog just cleared on the pe nins l. -- peninsula. part of it chill ne napa with 60 in fairfield. you'll notice the flag there allowing for low clouds and fog to make not it too far away from the shoreline. that breeze keeping you cool there. if you're headed to the beaches, know that you're not going to see a whole lot of sun. look at the fog all the way up towards san pablo bay. it is going to pull back. we'll reveal another sunny afternoon. but some hearty folks down in santa cruz already with gray sky. we'll be in the low 70s with some sun. 55 in the city. we went over these numbers and a couple more live shots for you. you'll notice we are looking at the gray skies at the shoreline and with that temperatures are going to be just in the 60s

again. emeryville, you'll get some sunshine today, but the cooling trend you felt the end of the week continues today. we'll have that typical summertime pattern with temperatures turning slightly warmer tomorrow. really the heat once again will build inland. around the bay and coast it will be comfortable. numbers flirting with 100 degrees again. tomorrow night into monday night we have beach hazard statement. we'll see 9 foot waves as we get into tomorrow. looking at large breakers tomorrow and the possibility of rip currents. forecast hour by how, if you're headed to the coast, you'll notice we've got the fog from stenson, half man bay maybe pacifica. not going to warm you up. temperatures will be in the sisik60s. as you head inland, we'll get about five degrees warmer. by tuesday we're over 100 out towards the delta.

by wednesday the heat still holds. it notice the oranges stay outside the immediate bay. if you're headed up to sonoma for the toyota sonoma nationals today, low 80s, mid 80s and warmer tomorrow, just slightly though. in santa clara the earthquakes match dropping through the 70s. today look at the mid 70s from palo alto so san mateo. head inland, it's hot. 78 in san ra fell. download our app and you can keep track. we're kind of flirting with upper 90s near 100 couple degrees, what's the difference. it's just hot out there. we've got about 35 degree spread so hopefully find something you're comfortable with. >> it's hot and for once it sort of seems like the east bay is slightly cooler. >> it's been interesting for july.

>> thanks so much, lisa. so millions of people across the country are making plans to see the solar eclipse cross over the united states on august 21st. this has not happened in 99 years. here's a look at what you can expect and what you should know before you look up. >> reporter: starting at 9:00 a.m. on august 21st, the shadow of the moon will sweep across the u.s. from oregon to south carolina. >> in a solar eclipse the moon completely blocks out the light of the sun. rob is a physicist and is traveling to wyoming to broadcast the eclipse. he points out right here in the bay area there will be a 76% eclipse peaking at 10:15 a.m. >> it will get quite dim, kind of spooky. kind of like twilight but not exactly like twilight. >> a relocation and special shades are your best best. how do you know you've got a safe pair of eclipse shades? when you put them on and look at anything, you should see nothing but black. >> but when you take your shades

outside and look directly at the sun, this is what you should see. >> to experience it with a crowd of people, it's a very social experience. >> robin, a director, has been planning their trip to the eclipse in oregon and wyoming for two years. >> at this point most hotels are booked solid. most campgrounds are filled, but there are exceptions. i think if you're diligent online, there are some places, like if you search oregon eclipse camping, you can find some camp sites. >> robin says traffic on the road will be packed. best to drive long before sun rise. i did check some of those camping websites. a few spots left. robin recommends checking out places in idaho and wyoming which tend to be a little more crowded. if you want to look at the e eclipse, nasa recommends special

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tuesday's jackpot goes up to $303 million. there's fun for the whole family at the berkeley kite festival which is happening today. kicks off at 10:00 this morning so you can make a kite and learn to fly it or you can stand by on the sidelines and watch them kite battles and choreograph routines. a kite flying group from japan will showcase their kites made from fine paper and bamboo. the festival runs through tomorrow. it's also national lipstick day. mac cosmetics is adding extra color to your smile for free. you can visit your local retailer while supplies last. no catch. no purchase necessary. participation varies by location, so make sure you call your local mac store to fine out about their lipstick promotion. i think that's a great deal. great way to kick off your weekend. also lisa, fine check of our weather. >> a lot going on. for the last weekend of july. if you're headed down to gilroy, it will nice today but getting

warm. 90 about 4:00 in the afternoon. 93 tomorrow. you have cool right now in the 50s. we've got fog along the coast. 74 in san mateo. 84 san jose. 90s inland for today. those mid 90s out by the delta. each and every day we get a little warmer around the bay and inland feeling like summer still. >> thanks so much. thank you for joining us on abc 7 morning. i'm kate larson. the news continues online, on twitter, facebook and instagram. abc 7 news continues at 5:00 this evening. hope you have a wonderful weekend.

announcer: "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. jack: hi, everybody. i'm jack hanna coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." today we're hitting the open road to find wildlife... ooh! from the pacific coast highway. docent: a male can reach 5,000 pounds. jack: jeez! to the dusty roads of kenya... sue: i've been blocked by cattle before, but never a camel roadblock. jack: to a mountain pass in the rockies. expert: you don't want to get in between the mother and the calf. they can move fast, and they will charge. jack: we're taking 6 outrageous road trips and doing some off-roading along the way. now, if i was walking up this