news to build a better bay area. this is abc 7 mornings. >> good morning. it is saturday, july 6th. i'm chris nguyen. we begin with breaking news on the magnitude 7.1 earthquake that shook california. the impact even felt in las vegas. you can see the big apple coaster at the new york, new york hotel swaying for 40 seconds after the quake hit. emergency crews have been working overnight to fix the damage from the quake centered around the town of ridgecrest. that's the same area where a magnitude 6.4 quake hit on the fourth of july. last night's quake struck around 8:19 p.m. and was felt as far north as sacramento. there have been multiple reports of damaged buildings, power outages and minor injuries. we will have more on that in a

minute. first let's send it to meteorologist lisa argen for a preview of your bay area forecast. good morning to you. >> good morning, chris. we are starting out with plenty of low clouds and fog, so once again we will wake up to gray conditions though inland it is clear and temperatures are looking like this in the mid 50s in san francisco. 54 in san ramon. 49 in santa rosa. so your forecast calling for the clouds and mainly gray start, everyone in the 50s. then by noon time more sunshine, upper 70s inland. we are warmer around the bay, mid 70s to mid 80s by 4:00. we are coming up to near 9:00 by peak feeding but don't get used to it. a cool down on the way for your sunday. >> thank you. the magnitude 7.1 earthquake that rocked ridgecrest last night. these are some of the images showing the damage the quake

caused, rattling light fixtures inside restaurants put people in a panic while multiple fires from ruptured gas lines were reported in kern county. this was centered 11 miles from ridgecrest, again in the same area of the 6.4 magnitude earthquake. video shows a massive fire in a mobile home park. an update was provided late last night. there are reports of collapsed buildings, power outages and gas leaks in the small town of trona in san bernardino county. a hospital and a number of care facilities have also been impacted. officials say there are multiple injuries reported, but it is unclear how many. there are resources that were already deployed in the area after thursday's quake. >> we have significant reports of fires, structure fires, mostly as a result of gas leaks or gas -- a line breaks. there are gas line breaks

throughout the city. there are also reports of water main breaks. power is out and communications is out to parts of the community. >> in a series of tweets, governor gavin newsom says the state of california will continue to offer support to aid residents in the region. the governor had officially requested a presidential emergency declaration for direct federal assistance to further support emergency response and recovery in impacted communities. he has always activated the state operations center in mather to its highest level and the center is working closely with state, federal and local emergency managers and first responders. this magnitude 7.1 earthquake rattled southern california and caught thousands of people off guard fm laseg to ab 7 reporterideo a on we are s

>> reporter: inside this marshal's store in california the agony can be heard as lights went off and glass shattered inside the store and employees began to scream for everyone to get out as the building shook. customers ran out and young kids can be heard in the background crying while the fire alarm was going off. more than 170 miles away from ridgecrest, inside the morango casino in palm springs the lights began to sway back and forth like a cruise ship. customers can be heard running and yelling, looking for cover. >> braden, get over here! >> reporter: in this other video you hear a woman, running from a young boy, pulling him away from the trailer that was moving nonstop feet away from him in the desert. >> we can feel tremors here in the building. >> reporter: the earthquakkn n thomas max center. the building shook, postponing the game.

>> here is las vegas -- >> here in las vegas. >> wow. >> reporter: now, the san bernardino county fire district tweeted this. reports of homes shifting, foundations cracking, retaining walls down, and one minor injury. "abc 7 news". >> video has been pouring into our newsroom overnight. here you can see water spilling out of a home -- out of a pool at a hem in ridgecrest. >> oh, my god. >> here is a look at some of the damage in trona. these pictures from reporter laticia juarez from our abc sister station in los angeles shows what state route 178 looks like. a portion there has buckled. there was a rock slide on another part of the highway. state route 178 is now closed and caltrans has no estimated time of reopening. this is video of a rock slide caused by the quake on state route 178 between ridgecrest and bakersfield. this area of the highway is closed. caltrans is there assessing the damage and figuring out how to clear the road. so far there have been no

reports of major injuries near the >> shaking, you see the camera. >> back here in l.a. the ground was shaking at dodgers stadium as the dodgers hosted the san diego padres. you can see the camera swaying. some people got out of their seats but the game proceeded as normal. seismologists say because this earthquake was a 7.1, the 6.4 quake that hit on thursday is now called a foreshock. our south bay crew felt last night's quake in san jose. "abc 7 news" reporter amanda del castillo spoke with usga officials. >> photojournalist scott arthur and i were at the san jose bureau working on a completely different story when we felt that earthquake. initially i felt a little dizzy and i looked up and saw the light fixtures swaying. i want you to look at that video. of course, nothing compared to the power people in southern california experienced, but still quite shocking. we spoke with usgs officials in menlo park and they say the,

quote, big one is still coming, and despite how powerful the earthquake was yesterday night . we spoke with people in the south bay who say swaying chandeliers caught their attention. >> we were eating dinner at the spaghetti factory and we could see the chandeliers moving and employees talking to each other. i was like, maybe it was the air conditioner but they were swaying. >> pretty scary, especially after what happened this weekend. it is frightening. >> this is a more common hazard as we know from our own experience living through the 2014 napa earthquake. so the big one is scary, so if it helps you be less scared think about these things. they will come more often, they are easy to prepare for and easy to recover from. >> seismologists say another quake of 6.0 would not be surprising. menson says we saw the power of tonight's earthquake fluctuate from 6.9 to 7.1 because of new data constantly being updated. now, others are responding

online through facebook and twitter, saying they too felt the earthquake in santa clara, san jose, menlo park as well as morgan hill and other places across the bay area. of course, we have resources available online to help yourer your of a earthquake. visit abc7news.com and click on those stories. at the usga office in menlo park, amanda del cass till yo, "abc 7 news". these earthquakes are a good reminder for us here in the bay area to be prepared for the next one. after the first magnitude 6.4 earthquake on thursday causing several businesses damage, we spoke to the san francisco fire department about what's important to have on hand. >> at a very bare minimum, have a plan. have a plan of how to reunify with your family, whether you are living in san francisco or visiting san francisco, have a kit with you whether you live here, it is in your home, in your workplace, in your car. >> public information officer jonathan baxter suggests in addition to food and water your

kit should have a battery-powered radio, usb solar charger and blanket. having emergency phone numbers written down and put into the kit could also be useful if your cellphone runs out of power. we're expecting more details to emerge later this morning. until then, head to our website, abc7news.com, for the latest information. time now 5:09 on this saturday morning. lisa argen keeping an eye on the accuweather forecast for us. >> we are keeping it pretty constant although we will see a little bit of warming today in our inland valleys. it has been near normal or cool, but today mixing it up just a bit. a live look outside, and from the city you can see the clouds there. it is 55 downtown as well as in livermore. so near 90 today in our warmest locations, but a big cooldown on tap as soon as tomorrow. i'm have the details next with my accuweather seven-day forecast. >> lisa, thank you. a violent night in bodega bay. how a bad trip during a fourth of july celebration led to an officer-involved shooting. also, a minor league baseball team showing their

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more on that breaking news we are keeping an eye on at abc 7. a magnitude 7.1 earthquake rattled the town of ridgecrest late last night. this video showing one of the fires that broke out at a home in the city. the fire was likely caused by a ruptured gas line. a neighbor spoke about the moments the earthquake struck. >> boy, it was scary because it was bouncing, knocked my tool box over. i came outside, walked around the corner and that thing was 100-foot high. >> he said the quake felt much stronger than thursdays, but he said the shaking from the previous quake lasted much longer. we will have more coverage of the quake ahead. "abc 7 news" is committed to

building a better bay area, and one of the big issues residents are facing here is housing, especially in areas still rebuilding from fire damage. in the north bay both victims and the government are still rewriting the rules on how to rebuild entire neighborhoods. here is "abc 7 news" reporter wayne freedman. >> reporter: what you're facing now in october is -- >> almost a mess. >> reporter: october, that's when october and sally will have to begin paying their own rent not finished on time. this region has thousands of others just like them. david cully in fountain grove. >> it is too big. there's too many people fighting for the same resources, and it is just going to take a while. >> whatever it takes to get us through this disaster. >> reporter: now the city of santa rosa has stepped in to speed up the process. >> you're doing something that would normally take five years, ten years to build, and you're shoving that into two years. >> reporter: gabe osborne from santa rosa's development

service. with so many houses approaching the insurance deadline the city eased restrictions on construction noise, allowing work as early at 5:00 a.m. and late as 9:00 p.m. in shough fra- contractors like mike williams tell us the city had not been enforcing those rules anyway. >> so is there really any difference in what they decided to do and what they're doing? >> no. the only difference is they say it is okay now because before they said it was okay, people just did it anyways. >> reporter: but now it is a policy in a region where every cut piece of wood, every pounded nail brings people closer to feeling whole again. what might be noise to one person is sweet sound to another. >> to me it is the heartbeat of coming back to our neighborhood. >> reporter: that's a good way to look at it. in santa rosa, wayne freedman, "abc 7 news". we want to hear your ideas about how to build a better bay area. just head to facebook and join our better bay area group. time now is 5:14.

sonoma county sheriffs are describing a bizarre series of events that led to officers shooting a man who they say was under the influence of lsd. officers say the man punched, stabbed and choked those around him during a fourth of july outing in bodega bay. the man shot by deputies is a 32-year old man from san francisco. his name is betai koffi. he and five friends had rented a house in bodega bay for the july 4th weekend. koffi's friends told investigators he consumed two hits of lsd, became delusional and did two more hits. that's when things got out of control. his friends said he tried to leave the house around 8:00, punched a woman at the house, stabbed a man with a pencil and choked another man. he got out of the house into his rental car and backed into a parked car before crashing into the garage of the rented house. next, he ran down the street until a security guard stopped him. investigators say he picked up a landscaping stake and stabbed

the security guard with it before knocking him to the ground. koffi then got into the security guard's truck and sped toward a man and a woman who were walking by. he hit them. the woman has serious injuries, but the man is okay. then police say koffi drove off the road and toward another couple who were standing on a bluff. the woman suffered serious injuries. investigators say koffi kept driving into a wall and through yards. a chp officer and sonoma county sheriff's deputy got there about the same time and say koffi tried to run down both officers. the deputy fired several shots when koffi wouldn't stop. investigators say at least three bullets him hit through the windshield of the security guard's truck. he's hospitalized in critical condition this morning, facing two counts of attempted murder, three counts of assault with a deadly weapon and carjacking. again, the two women he's accused of running down are hospitalized with serious injuries, but both are expected to recover along with the stabbed security guard.

the sheriff's department says video of this stunning series of events will be released soon and we'll have more ahead on abc7news.com. you can follow that story there. happening today, the san rafael pacifics, a minor league baseball team, will hold a donor drive in honor of a local teen who desperately needs a bone marrow transplant. 15-year-old freshman daniel rose was recently diagnosed with a rare form of leukemia and his family needs to find that one in a million genetic match for a donor soon, so the pacifics are pulling out the stops to get fans to donate swabs to a worldwide bone marrow database. >> what you are giving up is not much and for another person it could save a life. >> when you hear how hard it is to find a match, then, you know, you got to step up to the plate. >> the pacifics hope to have several hunniame. if you can't make it, you can

still do one of those cheek swab tests. head over to abc7news.com. we will tell you how to get one of the kits. time nows 17. fillor jazz festival inanrs me 100,000 people to attend this weekend. it is the largest free jazz festival on the west coast. visitors can groove to the sound of live music, browse through arts and crafts and enjoy food and drinks. it runs today and tomorrow 10:00 until 6:00 on filmore between jack on-and eddie. let's head over to lisa tracking the accuweather forecast. hi, lisa. >> hi, chris. one of these days will feel like summer around here and you have if you are away from the coastal breeze. temperatures have been running near average or slightly below. as we look at live doppler 7 right now, you will notice we have some fog along the coast and just a few patches around the bay. but it will clear and visibility right now looking like six to seven miles from the airport, down around half moon bay.

about eight miles in hayward. you can see the fog pressing over into the east bay. it is not going to last. we will see a quick reprieve, and looking at some sunshine and slightly warmer is tam. beautiful shot. that sun coming up before 6:00. you can see the beginning of the sunrise. 55 downtown, and it is 58 in oakland, and also mid 50s for you in redwood city, half moon bay and san jose checking in at 57. this is walnut creek where today temperatures once again will be approaching 90 degrees. we were in the low 90s from the concord and livermore airport, doing that again. cool though in santa rosa and petaluma. how about 49 there. 56 in napa, so warmer there with mid 50s with the southwest wind by the delta. 59 in concord. finally, from our east bay hills camera, this is malomar peek. can you make out the fog there? yes, just a little bit. patchy fog near the coast this morning where it is most dense. otherwise it has filtered across the bay.

sunny and mild to warm today but a cooler pattern begins to shape tomorrow. if you want it warmer, you will enjoy the day today at the beach. starting out cloudy. this is santa cruz where later on today we will get partial clearing, temperatures in the low 70s there, but plenty of clouds from ocean beach and half moon bay. it has been pretty much in the 60s here with the west wind coming in at about 20 miles per hour. but the fog should pull back from parts of the north bay, around stenson, monterey in the mid 60s. in the south bay we will have a nice afternoon with 83 in san jose. santa clara looks like where we should be for this time of year. 84 in los gatos on the peninsula, upper 70s to near 80. 80 in redwood city. mountain view checking in at 80. downtown, upper 60s. 68 for you about 4:00 in the afternoon in the city. in santa rosa, look for 80, 82. near east bay, a mixture of the low 70s towards oakland.

you get towards san leandro and you're near the mid 70s. 78 in fremont. heading inland you notice the darker shades coming into play, a bit warmer. 84 in pleasanton. the warmest day, one of the warmest days will be today with highs near 90. about 80 around the bay. 60s at the coast. a big dip tomorrow, so much, much cooler. as we go through monday it will be even cooler. that should be the coolest day, and then we will slowly begin to recover as we get through tuesday, wednesday, and then thursday once again looks like the usual summer spread with 60s coast side, 80s around the bay, near 90 inland. you can download our accuweather app to track the temperatures which have not been that hot at all. it has been actually kind of pleasant, so today certainly the waf lisa. just ahead, a real hot dog of a kid. this student getting political and why his cause may hit close to home.

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issue. the teen has the endorsement of hot dog eating champion joey chestnut. abc 7 reporter has the story. >> reporter: it is a different kind of revolution. >> it is time we take our polish dogs back. >> reporter: yes, move over, bernie. the bay area now has polish dogs 2020, a serious campaign to bring the beloved polish dog back to the costco menu, campaign video and all. >> joining me in voting for polish dogs 2020. >> reporter: the face and campaign behind this is the junior vice president at san marin high. we caught up with him as he prepared to take his campaign overseas or really on a family vacation to europe. we asked why polish dogs. >> because i love them with all of my heart. they're tasty. >> reporter: he has created an instagram account, facebook page

and youtube channel to promote the cause. he is hoping the campaign sends a bigger message. >> i designed the whole movement so it was easily accessible to my peers who could draw inspiration from it in order to raise awareness for things that they care about as well. >> reporter: on the polish dog issue, he is generating real support. >> this man is a genius. this boy needs to be put on a pedestal. i would vote for him as president as well. >> reporter: we called joey chestnut, san jose's eating champ recovering from the 78 hot dogs he ate on the 4th. he gave an endorsement. >> i'm behind it. i think it would be good to get polish dogs back, i think more than one meat on the menu is a good thing. >> he is a legend in the food world and hot dog world many i would love to have him on board. otsheolh to cosomnte7 202 we asked him if he might

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roads and collapsed buildings. the damage we are seeing this morning avenue a 7.1 earthquake struck southern california. oakland police stepping up law enforcement this holiday weekend. a look how busy officers have

news to build a better bay area. this is abc 7 mornings. good morning. thanks so much for waking up with us. i'm chris nguyen. we're monitoring new developments this morning about the magnitude 7.1 earthquake felt up and down california, but first a look at our accuweather forecast. here is meteorologist lisa argen. she is tracking the conditions where you live. hi, lisa. >> hey, chris. it is nice and quiet here. we have low clouds and fog blanketing parts of the bay area, and a view right now from mount tam. you see the soft morning light, and there is fog. in the north bay bay, 55 in san francisco. chilly, also 55 on the coast. 56, redwood city. san jose, 57. this is walnut creek and a beautiful view.

it will be a sunday eny day and warmer. 59 in concord and 49 in petaluma. by 10:00 we have a few 70s from our inland valleys up in the north bay. there is fog ought the coast. it peels away and by 2:00 we're in the 70s and some 80s. so the numbers will continue to climb through the 80s by 4:00, and 70s around the bay. by about 6:00 the fog moves back and we are setting up for a much cooler sunday. details coming up. chris. >> lisa, thank you. breaking news. another big earthquake rocked southern california. officials are warning of aftershocks after last night's 7.1 earthquake. it was centered around 11 miles away from ridgecrest. that's in the same area as thursday's 6.4 quake. officials will survey the daniel when the sun comes up and provide an update later this morning. abc news reporter ty hernandez has the latest. >> reporter: the ground shaking again in southern california. a powerful 7.1 magnitude

earthquake struck just ten miles from the town of ridgecrest. >> we have significant reports of fires, structure fires, mostly as a result of gas leaks or gas -- a line breaks. power is out and communications is out to parts of the community. >> reporter: people reporting feeling a rolling and shaking sensation for at least 30 seconds in los angeles and as far away as las vegas, lake tahoe and even mexico. >> i felt like we're moving on a -- moving on a plate, you know, or the bed in the swimming pool. >> it is the first time. we were in the hotel. i said, why are the chandeliers moving? and then we realized, oh, my god, it is an earthquake. then we ran outside the hotel. >> get under the table, under the table. oh, my god. oh, my god! >> that was a bad one. >> oh, the front door came open. >> that's okay. it's okay. just hold on.

>> there have been a number of injuries reported. don't have a total number of injuries. i don't know a count on injuries or fatalities. >> reporter: seismologists say the fault system that's causing this much activity will likely cause ground ruptures. kai hernandez, abc news, new york. again, emergency officials are expecting to learn more details. until then head over to our website, abc7news.com, for the latest information. in the east bay, oakland police are stepping up patrols this holiday weekend to keep the community safe from illegal fireworks, gunfire and side shows. opd reported 125 illegal fireworks on independence day, and this video posted on social media shows a fourth of july side show on high street near the interstate 880 on ramp with fireworks exploding overhead. officers arrested 12 people, towed 17 vehicles, issued 101 vehicle code citations and recovered 200 pounds of fireworks when they broke it up.

>> chp tries to keep its hand on the pulse of what is going on in oakland, and this particular event was a large side show event. we do everything we can to shut down the activity because it is highly dangerous. >> authorities estimate there were 400 spectators at that side show, some shooting off fireworks, others possible gunfire. the opd and chp are working together to crackdown on shied show activity and say they will be in full force this weekend. time now is 5:34. san rafael police continue to search for the suspects in a brazen smash and grab at a jewelry store. this was video was taken and 3:00 a.m. on june 23rd. you see them splash through the front door of village jewellers using what looks like a rock. three men climb through and start breaking the display cases with hammers, grabbing whatever they can. a witness saw them leave and get into a gold mercedes and drive off. police are looking into whether

the case may be connected to other burglaries. >> the owner i spoke with was obviously very upset and really was hoping we would get it out to everybody so we could publicize this case. since there are some similars in the bay area. >> while the video is clear, identifying the suspects could be a challenge because all of them were wearing sweat shirts, ski masks and gloves. the sunnyvale department of public safety removed a credit card skimmer on one of the pumps at the 76 gas station on el camino real by wolf road. officers said the skimmer was completely invisible to the naked eye. only one pump was affected. officers recommend contacting your credit lender if you believe he are a victim. on the peninsula, sfo has doubled the space where uber and lyft drivers can wait to pick up passengers. the added third lot is on san bruno avenue on the north side of the airport. it is designed to help free up the current traffic congestion on east millbrae avenue. that's where rideshare drivers have been picking up arriving

domestic passengers, causing grid lock and complaints. >> it is a bigger lot. looks like it can hold twice as many cars, maybe three times as many as the old lot. we have to wait until the next ride comes up. depending on how busy the airport is, it could be as much as a half hour, hour wait. it is better because the lots have a place for everyone to wait in one place without affecting the community negatively. >> and drivers who have already used the lot say an added bonus is that there are bathrooms nearby. still ahead on abc 7 mornings, a hit-and-run caught on camera. hear from the man behind the wheel of the car that was almost run off the road. as we head to break, a live look outside this morning from our east bay hills camera. the time right now, 5:36 on our saturday. we'll get a check of the full accuweather report from meteorologist lisa argen coming up in

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caught on camera. a hit-and-run, a truck sideswiped a tesla in los gatos on thursday. the victim posted his car's videos in hopes that someone would help find the driver. it turns out someone did. during an evening drive on the fourth of july, tense moments for a tesla driver and his young son, all captured by the company's sentury mode technology. >> he is coming close, he hits my car. i hear my son's forehead essentially hit the back seat. >> watch as john's model x turns on to blossom hill road in los gatos only to be struck a few seconds later by what appears to be a forward f-150. >> i realized this car wasy agg >> this view from the cash cdas shows the truck almost lose

control after the impact. >> thankful that we're fine, but more anger as this guy is speeding off. >> someone that saw the video called in a tip to the police department. that led them to a house in campbell friday afternoon where they found the truck and its driver, 32-year-old dennis munz of "snl". he was arrested for hit-and-run and reckless driving. for now it is too early to tell if it was an accident or an intentional act or if drugs or alcohol had something to do with it. >> people will be irresponsible, no matter what community you are in. >> other tesla owners we spoke with said they're glad the camera technology is built in. >> if other cars can pick up from what tesla is doing, adding this feature to their car, i believe driving would be safer for us. >> if anything happened there's going to be evidence for the accident, you know. so it is not just, like, a testimony from the driver. >> the power of social media being used to help prevent something like this from happening to someone else. >> having that technology with

dash cams is so important and vital to making sure that you're protected and your family is protected, especially if, god forbid, something like this eve if they are involved in an accident to safely pull over to the side of the roadway, assess the need for any medical aid, exchange information and then contact police if necessary. all right. time now 5:41 on this saturday. lisa argen tracking the accuweather forecast for us. it will be a warm one today. >> inland it is, but we have the shroud of clouds once again over the golden gate bridge where the deck of low clouds is about as tall as 1,800 feet. so it is with us around the bay, certainly at the shoreline, certainly maybe some mist and drizzle. 55 downtown. it pulls back to the coast. today a warmer day with a 30-degree spread from the coast to the inland valleys. we will talk about the rest of the weekend and the week ahead next. >> lisa, thank you. also ahead liam hendriks will be seeing stars as an all

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kawhi leonard is heading back to tt. league sources tell our sister network, espn, the l.a. clippers are making a blockbuster trade for o paul george. that's clearing the path for free agent leonard to sign with the clippers. the deal is a four-year, $141 million contract. leonard had met with the clippers, lakers and raptors in the last week. in sports, it is the last weekend or the first half of the baseball season. the giants look to bounceback from last night's loss against the cardinals. first pitch at oracle park at 7:05. first people at t-mobile park in seattle is at 7:10 p.m. the a's is a second player on the all star roster. anthony flores explains in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everyone. the oakland a's have two all stars on the team. relief pitcher liam hendriks has been added to the american

replacing tampa bay's charlie morton who is hurt. the midsummer classic is tuesday in cleveland. hendricks and the a's taking on the mariners, third anyoning. a's down 1-0 until bore et obore his first home run of the season tying the game 1-1. mariners took a two-run league. domingo santana picking up the ball. olson would score. davis would come home later in the inning on a sac fly. grossman adding insurance in the ninth with two outs. over the head of santana. two-run score making it 5-2. the all star will come in and clos it out with a strike out, one of two k's in the game. a's go on to win, the final 5-2. giants and cards. st. louis getting pomeranz quickly. second batter of the game. jose martinez hits it 433 feet to left. then paul goldschmidt, a two run

shot. this one travels 449 feet. pomeranz going four innings, giving up four runs on six hits. 3-0 cards. giants come back to tie it in the third. alex dickerson with his fourth homer of the season. it will end up in the cove. knotted at 3-3. st. louis will get it back in the fourth. tommy edmond with an rbi triple on the card go on to win it, 9-4. summer league action in vegas. check out the action. allan smileagech with the alley-oop. getting up. jacob evans drives between two defenders and lays it in. doves up one. showing some range, draining the three. poole led the doves with 15 despite three of 14 behind the arc. nice still. a layup there. warriors fall to the horn it, 93-85. that's a look at the morning

sports. i'm anthony flores. have a great weekend. 5:46 the time. getting a check of the bay area forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. a pleasant day on tap for much of the bay. >> that's right, chris. the constant companion, the low clouds and fog with us once again. here is the view from mount tam where you can see it looks pretty noois o pretty nice out there. the sunrise officially in five minutes or so. we are looking at numbers coming up a little bit today, but nothing too extreme as we look at our forecast highlights. we have the low clouds, the fog and the cool temperatures. in fact, just 49 in parts of the north bay. today will be the warmest day we will see over the weekend, and then a stronger onshore push tomorrow, breezy winds bringing back the cooler temperatures. so we certainly have not seen a lot of heat except for that one extreme time in june, but as we look from our roof camera it is pretty gray out there but the winds are flat right now. from our east bay hills camera, looking at that cloud deck of the marine layer. it is below 2,000 feet, but it is with us from the marin county coast all the way down towards

the san mateo coast and locally pushing across over into, say, fremont and hayward with six to seven-mile visibility here. at the shoreline and a little bit better as you head out towards the east bay, and it is clear there. you can see here from our vantage point, looks a little haze. 55 in san francisco and half moon bay. 56 in redwood city. san jose is checking in at 57. and from emeryville, no sun yet, upper 40s. santa rosa, 55. napa, 56. with upper 40s in petaluma and upper 50s in concord. so talk to you about the winds. we have had the sea breeze. as we go through the afternoon, quite gusty at the coast. elsewhere not bad. when we get the warmer air, the onshore flow tends to back off a bit, but as we go into the evening hours -- this is 4:00 -- the winds are coming unagap aga along the coast. overnight, getting gusty here. this is 2:00 in the morning. by tomorrow afternoon, remember

we get the push of cooler air, some higher clouds. by 10:00 in the morning the winds are lighter and they continue to increase throughout your sunday afternoon. so the source of our cooling coming from the cooler ocean waters for the second half of your weekend. today look for 73 in oakland, 77 in san mateo, upper 70s for you in richmond with upper 80s in santa rosa. notice the outlying areas warming from the upper 80s to the low 90s. should feel pretty good. as we get into your monday, this should be the coolest day with below average temperatures, only in the 70s in our inland valleys. by tuesday, we begin to see a bit of a comeback with slightly warmer numbers, perhaps low 80s out by the delta, but it is not until wednesday when we begin to see more widespread 80s inland. you see the 84 in santa rosa. the accuweather seven-day forecast then today calling for low clouds and fog to start, 60s, partial clearing at the coast, about 80 inland -- 90 inland, 80 around the bay, and then big-time cooling for sunday

after that it looks like we will slowly warm up on tuesday. wednesday and thursday looking more like summertime. you download our accuweather app and keeping track of the temperatures are easy with our app. you will notice that we certainly have that 30-degree spread, which is very typical and a lot of folks really like that summertime fog. so that will stay with us. >> yes, count me among those folks. >> yes. >> lisa, thank you. state investigators are calling on the alameda county district attorney's office to take action against an paccusations of taking advantag of a 77-year-old berkley man. "7 on your side" first brought the case to the attention of the authorities seven months ago. michael finney has the exclusive story. >> reporter: he says his troubles started when he hired someone to fix his garage and repair his roof. the 77-year old said he hired i.l. global after being contacted by the company unsolicited. >> i wanted to do some repairs on this garage here. the roof was leaking. i wanted to repair that, and it

needed a new garage door. >> reporter: he says he signed this contract for $10,895 back in july of last year. in the coming months he said people kept asking him for more money. before he knew it, the checks he wrote that's $9,055 more than the contract called for. >> he kept bugging me to pay him, you know, and so i just went on and paid him. >> reporter: his stepdaughter found out about what was happening and put a stop to it. >> i just think he was really gullible and really wanted the job done, that he just kept giving him checks. it is just really hard to explain. >> reporter: ginger hughey contacted "7 on your side" and we brought this case to the attention of the contractor state license board. >> they had a contract for a certain amount of money and paid upwards of double that amount. i believe there were concerns about workmanship, too. >> reporter: state records show

i.l. global was run out of this home in san rafael by paul bacinte who had a contractor's license with the state. he agreed to talk to "7 on your side" only if we didn't videotape his face. >> i'm very, very sorry for the stuff that's happened to him. if it was up to me, i would have never let it happen and i wish there was something that i could do, but i just don't have the money or the physical ability to do it. i'm very sorry. >> reporter: he answered an ad in craig's list of i.l. global requesting a licensed contractor allow him to work under his license. lubovic agreed to pay vicente $1,000 for that right with vicente responsible for supervising the work that lubovic did. he became the manage of the company or an rmo. >> it is an area of concern for us, and it is something we are always looking for ways to address, to try to deal when we could identify the qualifiers

who are actually qualifiers in name but actually aren't involved in the running of the company. >> reporter: vicente voluntarily agreed to give up his license and severe with lubovic. the state contractor's license board accused lubovic of nine violations for the work, including exceeding the contract amount, willful or fraudulent act and failure to timely pay his subcontractors. lubovic told us patton asked for lots of changes. we what we obliged to do and more. no overpayments were made. an agreement was reached. >> they more or less talked me into it because i have a contractor i usually go to. >> reporter: the alameda county district attorney's office is expected to make its decision on whether to take further action in a couple of months. i'm michael finney, "7 on your

side". next, bears in the backyard. the mama and baby cub that made their way through a california neighborhood.

welcome back, everyone. here are the winning numbers from last night's $95 million mega millions drawing. 6, 38, 47, 57, 63. the mega number, 12. nobody picked all six, so tuesday night's jackpot goes up to $107 million. in southern california a bear and her cub roamed a neighborhood for three days but now they're on their way out. this aerial video shows the bears roaming a neighborhood in castiac, about 40 miles north of los angeles yesterday. the neighborhood is full of families, pets and swimming pools, which were irresistible to the mama bear. it took the bears a little while to build up the courage to get this close to homes. >> wednesday night was the first time that we've seen her, and they got some videos of her in the wash, and then yesterday she

was in the tree across the treat and then today she was on the side of our house in the backyard. >> the california department of fish and wildlife arrived yesterday afternoon to relocate the bears. they were able to tranquilize both bears and loet them into a truck. officers used a hose to keep the bears cool as the temperatures soared. next on abc 7 mornings at 6:00, new images overnight after a magnitude 7.1 quake shakes up california. how far it reached and the damage we're seeing this morning. plus, are you ready for disaster? how you can prepare for the worst.

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news to build a better bay area. this is abc 7 mornings. good morning and thanks for joining us. it is saturday, july 6th. i'm chris nguyen. we begin with breaking news on the 7.1 earthquake that shook california, the impact felt in las vegas. you see the big apple coaster at the new york, new york hotel swaying for 40 seconds after the quake hit. emergency crews have been working overnight to fix the damage from the quake, centered around the town of ridgecrest. that's the same area where a 6.4 quake struck on the fourth of july. last night's quake came at around 8:19 p.m. and was even felt as far north as sacramento. there have been multiple reports of damage to buildings, power outages and minor injuries. we'll have more on that in a second. but first let's send it to meteorologist lisa argen for a preview of your bay area forecast. good morning to you,