>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> let's see if i can make you a billionaire tonight. our first number is 67. >> this morning, there may be a new billionaire. a ticket purchased in illinois matched all six numbers to match the mega millions jackpot for $1.2 billion. good morning. it is saturday, july 30. we are going to have more on the mega millions drawing in a moment. let's get over to lisa argen. good morning. lisa: i thought it was me. >> i am sorry. hate to break it to you. lisa: that is a low blow. we are looking at the drizzle,

the fog. showing you the cloud cover from southern california to the east bay. a change in the flow for the weekend. today, we are going to have similar conditions as low 60's arrived in the southbay and peninsula. it is mild out there. 57 santa rosa. 24 hour temperature change is milder. you can see the breezy wins from the delta, southwesterly up to 32 miles per hour. visibility has been reduced at the coast. keep that in mind if you are traveling on highway one. 50's to 60's with that sunrise. the fog will be fading. inland in the upper 80's by the afternoon. it will be a breezy day. we will talk about that and the chance of thunderstorms tomorrow. liz: thank you. at least one mega millions player is waking up very wealthy this morning.

at least one ticket matched last night's win in numbers, 13, 36, 45, 57, 67. the mega ball was 14. the illinois state lottery announced it did have one winner. it is unclear if anyone in california or the bay area picked all six numbers. before the drawing, people were dreaming of striking it rich. here is tim johns with more. >> a billion dollars, how could you not try? >> for the second time this week, lotto fever swept over the bay area. the latest mega millions jackpot $1.2 billion, the second largest prize ever. >> all of our stores are seeing an incredible amount of traffic. we were double the amount of traffic. >> people lined up all day to line their tickets. the odds of winning one in 300

million. that did not stop anyone from daydreaming. >> i would definitely give a lot to my favorite charity, a few nonprofits. i would pay for my daughter and my son's college education. >> some were more certain than others. >> i don't know what i would do. >> if you are one of those lucky few winners, experts say it is important to make a plan. protecting your money after some well-deserved celebration. >> they should hire a financial advisor, whether that be a cpa or tax attorney or both of those and a financial advisor. liz: tonight's powerball jackpot is estimated at $170 million. i would take that. we sent this push alert. one of the -- if you want alerts

like this in the future, you can download our app from the app store. san jose police are investigating after a vehicle struck a child riding a bicycle on winfield boulevard last night. the young bicyclist was transported to a nearby hospital. the child has been stabilized. the driver is cooperating with police and remained at the scene. now to the monkeypox virus. san francisco has the most cases of any bay area county with 305 people infected. alameda county is in the red with 50 cases. los angeles and san francisco counties makeup 60% of all cases in california. individuals infected with the virus predominantly identify as gay. california senators alex padilla and dianne feinstein have put in a request for 800,000 doses o m.

a berkeley lab is ramping up testing. abc news went inside renegade bio yesterday. the lab has the capacity to detect monkeypox in a sample within four hours. machines can determine the origin of the virus. >> this machine amplifies the genetic information of the virus by fluctuating between hot and cool temperatures. at the end of 40 cycles of temperature fluctuation, the results are viewable on screen as s curves if the virus is present. liz: renegade bio lab is testing samples for solano county. we have everything you need to know about monkeypox. you can head to our website, abc7news.com. we have new details about what happened before in county sheriff's deputies shot and killed a man yesterday morning.

the sheriffs office says one deputy tased the man before another deputy shot him off thomas road. the taser apparently had no effect on the man who appeared to be holding a weapon. they say he refused to drop. sheriff's deputies were there because they got a call the man was acting strangely. >> he has been out there since 5:30 this morning. he has stolen and a vtb -- an at v and going property to property. liz: he was pulling up to homes in the area and even throwing a rock through a window and asking a person to shoot him. he stole an atv. the santa rosa police department is helping to investigate and will release more details in the coming days. ♪ liz: holy political favors, batman.

that is the allegation against outgoing san mateo county sheriff carlos bolanos for sending a four man team across the country to raid the garage that builds batmobile's. one of the sheriff's friends ordered a batmobile and was not happy with how long it was taking. we have the story you will only see on seven. >> sam anagnostou is a real estate agent who lives in atherton. >> you have got to be ready to catch it. reporter: this profile video online shows he likes expensive toys. he ordered a $210,000 batmobile from fiberglass freaks of indiana. >> now you can have your very own replica of the batmobile. reporter: complete with flashing beacon light, detective scope.ve

batmobile's in production. he tells me that was first in line and paid 100 $70,000 but then missed a $20,000 payment. >> he disappeared on me. reporter: he moved to the bottom of the list. he would have to wait a year and a half or two for his batmobile. >> he did not like that. he exploded. he did pay off the entire car at that point. he was livid to find out his car was going to be delayed. reporter: he filed a complaint with a certain police. the san mateo county district attorney declined to bring criminal charges according to this letter. he also filed a lawsuit in san mateo county superior court alleging breach of contract and fraud. a dismissed the case,

saying indiana is the proper venue. sources inside the san mateo county sheriff's department told me he asked sheriff carlos bolanos to intervene. he sent a lieutenant, sergeant, and two deputies to indiana. they rated fiberglass freaks last week. >> they showed the warrant saying they were here to seize anything to do with his car. i thought they are coming in to pick up hist asoi to have to move my other batmobile's out-of-the-way to let them take this car. reporter: investigators took only two files of documents according to the search warrant. they read his miranda rights, brought him to the local jail for an hour but let him go. he only later found out they got a warrant for his contacts and photos and froze his bank account and charged him in california with two felonies,

diversion of construction funds. >> i was horrified. i have never gone through anything like this in my life. i am on the side of good. as a batman fan since i was two, this was the opposite side. i loved 1966 batman. reporter: i interviewed the district attorney prosecuting this case. he wrote a letter last year saying there would be no criminal charges. what changed? >> additional investigation. the detectives were able to obtain search warrant and additional evidence. reporter: she would not discuss that additional evidence or the unusual step of sending four investigators across the country for what racop argues is a civil dispute. is the sheriff stepping in for a friend? >> i cannot speak to that. i have no knowledge about what

relationship the sheriff has with the victim. reporter: i wanted to talk about sheriff bolanos about sam anagnostou. hotels for three nights, meals, over time here he did not return my calls and texts. his office confirmed he is away on a month of vacation. he leaves office in january. the undersheriff in charge mark robbins and the detective spokesman refused my request for interview. >> i cannot imagine why it is in criminal court. it shocks me. reporter: i ran the case by tony brass, former prosecutor for san francisco. he says this squabble over a luxury item belongs in indiana civil court. with no involvement by the san mateo county sheriff's department. >> it defies reason in my view why so many people, a high of

law enforcement would have to go and enforce something so unnecessary and so trivial. reporter: i did reach sam ignacio by phone in greece where he is on vacation. he said i am dealing with someone privately on that. i asked who is that? he hung up. investigating this story, i learned something more about mark break up. he is a minister. i watched his church sermon this past sunday. >> it is the only thing that helps me through this. i should expect trials and tribulations. it is part of being a christian. as a preacher, this is an attempt to besmirch my reputation. liz: abc 7 news reached out to a lawyer for sam attanasio. he said his client is returning from greece in a few days, and

both will sit down for an interview then. mark tells abc 7 he will be flying for his first court appearance here in three weeks. let's get a check outside this morning. lisa: drizzly and breezy in spots with fog. temperatures kind of on the mild side, a couple degrees warmer mainly in the 60's. we will talk about our usual forecast coming into play today and then changes sunday. liz: the latest on a catastrophic flood in kentucky and the long road to recovery ahead. a southbay father working to build a better bay - you okay? - there's a flex alert today so i'm mentally preparing for the power outage. oh, well we can help stop one because we are going to reduce our energy use from 4-9pm. what now? i stepped on a plug. oh that's my bad! unplugging. when it comes to preventing outages the power is ours.

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-- kentucky's governor said it could take weeks to find all the people displaced by the floods. more rain storms are forecasted in the coming days. rescue crews are struggling to get to hard-hit areas that include the poorest places in the country. president biden has declared kentucky a disaster area, freeing up federal funds. a quick update on the oak fire near yosemite national park, it is up to 48% containment and 19,000 acres that have burned. in the south bay, there is no shortage of innovation. this morning, a focus on a local father using his tech background to build a better bay area by reimagining masks. we detailed the motivation behind the flo mask. >> this is what our mask looks like. there is a user guide. >> it is called flo mask, a

product kevin ngo created in 2018, out of concern for his young children. at the time, the campfire was impacting air quality. >> my kids were going to school without any protection whatsoever. they complained about having headaches, feeling nausea. here i am wearing an n95 to work. >> the longtime product developer began designing the flo mask, a reasonable rubber mask meant to be comfortable for kids. then covid hit, bringing a more urgent demand. >> the mask industry has not innovated in decades. it is the same stuff they have been selling for so many years. no one has thought to scan somebody's face to see if it fits them. >> with inclusion in mind, part of ngo's process included 3d

scanning kids faces across different ethnicities. ngo expanded inventory to adults masks this april. >> i am not surprised to see the world of innovation turning to masks. >> here is dr. a look patel -- dr. alok patel. >> how do we make a well fitting mask that is comfortable that people can wear for a long time and also is reusable so we are reducing wasted? >> flo mask is not n95 certified, but ngo is working with the national institute for occupational safety and health as a finalist in a federally sponsored mask competition. >> we are here to protect people. >> creating flo mask from the ground up, motivated by his children. in the southbay, amanda del castillo. liz: let's get another check of

the forecast. a little drizzly this morning. lisa: those vapors were needed. it is going to be that way for the next few hours. once again looking at this familiar pattern. it has been about a month. we are ready to turn the page. we have more significant changes as we head into the second half of the weekend. you notice the clouds along the coast and in the interior, down through southern california. right now, the clouds over into the east bay. we have those breezy wins towards the delta. -- breezy wins tods towards the delta. 53 towards san jose. we are looking at the fog and drizzle for a good portion of

the morning hours. we will look at tomorrow for increasing clouds. higher humidity as we get some moisture moving up from the south. that brings the chance for thunderstorms and showers sunday into monday. it is a 48 hour chance. here is a look at the cloud cover today as it retreats. you will notice throughout the morning and as we get into the afternoon, we have got sunny skies inland, partly cloudy skies at the coast. sunday, notice the extra cloud cover moving to the north. then we are going to add in the possibility of showers. notice over towards the sierra nevada likely. the central coast, the southbay, and then the higher humidity we might feel that as we get into your sunday and monday. the chance diminishes on tuesday. here is the 48 hour rainfall potential. here into the deserts and

mountains, a better chance. if we see any rain with this, this is going to be good news. the lightning would be bad because that could initiate a wildfire. we will watch that carefully in terms of fires. the smoke has been primarily out of the bay area. here is a look at our surface smoke. hazy throughout the sacramento valley and even the east bay. the sierra nevada from southlake into yosemite, it has been hot. we will continue to see the good air quality fading throughout the afternoon. temperatures not that warm around the bay. 67 oakland. 74 fremont. 80's from livermore, 86 by the delta. the accuweather 7 day forecast adding more humidity and the chance of thunderstorms sunday. that lingers into monday. as we get into the rest of the

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liz: we are getting a chance to see innovative bio design architecture that started as a classroom concept, but now as spencer christian shows us, it is taking shape in san francisco's presidio. reporter: this architecture student is leading us into a secluded corner of san francisco's presidio. >> these are small habitats we have created where birds can

nest. anchor: reporter: the triangular-shaped towers were originally laid out as part of a design competition. we got a look at the concepts earlier this year during a visit to the california college of the arts where students were tasked with turning locally sourced materials into structures that would support specific habitats. professor margaret ikeda says it is a chance to scale up the theoretical. >> these structures were done digitally. that is the beauty of drawing using tools to visualize. reporter: fellow students spend weekends joining the parts using knots and techniques from native people. >> we followed the techniques from indigenous elders. reporter: the habitats are designed to enhance areas.

they say the common thread is thinking about how communities can help restore urban environments to be more eco-friendly. >> can you imagine how much greater the impact would be if we had community action? >> it is an interesting novel of idea. reporter: presidio trust wildlife ecologist jonathan young says birds have begun perching on the towers, perhaps an early sign of approval for a student design. spencer christian, abc 7. liz: the materials are meant to last for a limited time and then degrade back into the environment. in the southbay, cesar chavez 's family home has a new owner. they purchased the home to preserve their accomplishments and history of the chavez family

and mexican american farmworkers. the nonprofit plans to turn the home into a living museum and interpretive learning center for future generations. >> our language is worth preserving. our immigrant parents that brought us here is worth preserving. young people in this community need to know and learn about the struggle. it was never easy. liz: the chavez family offered historical artifacts and documents for the museum. the home is listed as a city landmark in san jose. nancy pelosi departs on her trip to asia. the country she will visit. a twist in the effort to bring brittney griner and paul whelan home. what russians now want in return.

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: good morning. thanks for joining us. we will start with another check of the forecast. lisa: good morning to you. missed and drizzle and fog at arcos. temperatures are -- mist and drizzle and fog at arcos. 56 santa rosa. mild visibility. 9:00 temperatures, 60's to 70's. it is going to take through 10:00 to 11:00 as the fog continues to retreat to the coast. it is in the 70's by noontime. 1:00 a few 80's and clouds hanging around. we will get into a sunny afternoon. partly at the coast. mid 80's arriving inland. mid 70's around the bay. the fog comes back. we could see the possibility of thunderstorms into sunday.

we will talk about that in a few minutes. liz: house speaker nancy pelosi is on her way to it in phlegmatic -- to a diplomatic tour of asia. she is planning stops in japan, malaysia, and singapore. tensions remain on whether she is going to visit taiwan, a point of contention for u.s. and china relations. china's state news agency says president xi in pain has sent out a warning that if you play with fire, you get burned. if nancy pelosi visits, it will be the highest u.s. official visit since 1997. russia is asking for more in a proposed swap for basketball star brittney griner and former marine paul whelan. russia looking to sweeten the deal with another prisoner. reporter: a possible setback in the effort to bring detainedan b e ite house is

n fial ia to add another prisoner to the proposed swap. he is a convicted russian hitman in german custody. the white house saying holding two wrongfully detained americans hostage for an assassin in a third country is not a serious counteroffer. the statement came after antony blinken spoke with sergey lavrov about the possible deal. >> we had a frank and direct conversation. i pressed the kremlin to accept the substantial proposal we put forth. reporter: sources tell abc news that proposal is to swap griner and whelan for viktor bout. blinken did not provide many details about what the russians said in response. >> he was very clear. we expect conversations and negotiations to continue. reporter: did

ask the u.s. to return to quiet diplomacy after the white house announced an offer was on the table. until the deal is finalized, the family of paul whelan is slow to celebrate, his brother releasing a statement saying i do not anticipate seeing any movement for months or at least until brittney griner's case has concluded. liz: a brutal robbery in daly city caught on camera. this happened thursday around 4:30 in the afternoon on skyline drive. police say the robert struck the victim with a firearm and stole his watch. the robber got away in a red vehicle. investigators say the 71-year-old victim was treated for injuries at the scene but did not go to the hospital. the victim's family tells abc 7 news they believe they were followed from a bank in san

leandro. san francisco police are offering a $75,000 award in a homicide investigation in the tenderloin. police believe the man riding on the handlebars of this bicycle could be a killer. they say he shot 24-year-old michael warren on ellis street. police have images from several angles. one shows the suspect wearing a giants cap and a large sweatshirt. they have not disclosed motive now to the latest covid-19 developments. after a small decline in test positivity in california, the seven-day average is going up, 15.8%. face masks are required on bart. the board of directors will decide in september whether to extend the mandate. a new study of kaiser north california patients shows adults who do not live with kids under five were nearly twice as likely

to have severe covid. the biden administration is preparing to roll out new boosters that target the dominant omicron variant. boosters will not go out for those under 50 just yet. morgan norwood is here with when shots could become available. reporter: the biden administration securing 171 million doses to fight the spread. the current vaccine wases to work agai it continuetoede e risk of deaths, its effectiveness has slightly waned. >> this virus has contue foe with variance of concern emerging that keeps bumping off the prior variants as we are seeing with ba.5. reporter: ba.5 accounts for most of the new daily cases in the country with 88% of americans living in a county with medium or high covid risk.

in los angeles, health officials declining to impose an indoor mask mandate, citing a decrease in hospitalizations. in milwaukee, its public school system is updating guidance to require masks when covid-19 levels are high based on county cases. president biden says he tested negative friday morning after battling the virus urging americans to take the necessary precautions to protect thse covid is still with us. what is different is our ability to protect ourselves from serious illness. reporter: the biden administration has decided to hold off on rolling out second boosters for everyone under 50 until september when vaccines should be ready. the administration hopes to start a new campaign to get people under 50 to get a fourth shot. liz: yesterday, abc 7 news

special correspondent alok patel talked about the fall booster shot plan. >> moderna and pfizer are going to be putting forward a bivalent vaccine that will cover what the vaccines are currently targeting plus an updated strain would target ba.4 and ba.5. reporter: dr. patel said doctors estimate covid cases from those variants may be as high as seven times the amount reported because so many are testing at home. will smith has posted a video apologizing to chris rock for slapping him at the oscars, the first time smi has gone on camera to talk abt there is not thinks that was the right way to behave in that moment. liz: yesterday, smith released the video on social media.

other than releasing a statement shortly after the incident, he has been mostly silent until now. smith slapped rock over a joke about his wife jada pinkett smith. the actor posted he reflected on what happened and wanted to answer some questions. >> why didn't you apologize to chris and your acceptance speech? i was fogged out at that point. it is all fuzzy. i have reached out to chris. the message that came back is that he is not ready to talk. i apologize to you. my behavior was unacceptable. i am here whenever you are ready to talk. liz: smith also apologized to chris rock's family as well as his fellow nominees. he has been banned from the oscars for 10 years. still ahead, forget the mega millions.

there is another big prize this weekend. >> girls, i think we have hit the jackpot. liz: the golden girls are back, sort of. how you can get a taste of the past. here is a live look outside looking at the golden gate bridge. foggy and rainy. we will check in with lisa when i'll pick this one up. i earn 3% cash back on dining including takeout with chase freedom unlimited.

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1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. seven days a week until it closes on august 14. admission is free. it is drizzly out there. lisa: you can see the view, you can probably tell it looks extra cloudy from mount tam. clouds moving to the southeast. 67 degrees with highs yesterday in the low to mid 80's. it will be another seasonal afternoon. the breeze picks up. we will talk about that extra cloud cover coming in play sunday. liz: the giants are going to retire will clark's number later today. we

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comcast is committing $1 billion dollars so millions more students can they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. liz: the giants are going to retire at the number 22 in honor of will the thrill clark. fans are asked to be in their

seats by 5:00 p.m. at oracle park for the pregameer at will include bobby thompson and barry bonds. bruce and amber are going to be there to honor the former first clark spt s rsaniform seasons playing in san francisco. he had a .299 batting average with 176 home runs in his giants career. after the ceremony, the giants are going to take on the cubs at 6:05. last night, they tried to win their second straight over chicago. reporter: tough news for the giants. their all-star outfielder will be out for seven days after suffering a concussion. the giants hosting the cubs.

check out the drone view. alex cobb was striking out in the third. alfonso rivas swinging. 11 punches for cobb on the night. he almost hits this one to his alma mater st. mary's. it is 1-0 cubs. mike yastrzemski grounds out to first. that was their big opportunity. the giants fell apart in ninth. yas gets a glove on it, but it pops out. that is going to land fair. the giants end up losing this one 4-2. 1-0 white sox in the second. three run homer to left, his fifth of the year, gives the a's a two run lead. tim anderson did not like this called strike. he gets up close and personal with the umpire. the umpire says right there.

that's where you pecked me. he was ejected. his second homer of the game. he said he was practicing his swing in the delivery room. the a's win 7-3. tough news for the 49ers, eric armistead or will be out. nick bosa's picking up the slack, tearing up the offense. he is not totally going up the offense. >> he is such a good athlete, so he is definitely stopping them most of the plays. he is one of the best guys there. most of the better athletes are. if you have 22 guys out there like that, it would be easier to get hurt. >> i am not going to add too many more things throughout my career. i have the tools.

i just have to perfect everything. reporter: nba 2k released their new ad today. the graphics are amazingly lifelike. the curry signature celebration was used when eliminating opponents in the postseason. have a good weekend. liz: let's get a check of the forecast now. what are we expecting? lisa: we have higher clouds from the southeast, then a thick layer of low clouds right now. here is live doppler seven with the wider view. we are looking at the fog at the coast. mist and drizzle, socked in this morning. that drizzle is going to fade. we are going to see a good sea breeze. good air quality. here is a look at the smoke forecast aloft. it all remains well to the east of us from the sacramento valley to the san joaquin valley. obviously in the sierra

nevada's. that sea breeze over 20 miles per hour allowing for the good air quality. from 70, we have the yellow moderate. we have breezy winds dispersing the smoke. if you are hiking out, and visibility pretty good. you can see the haze in the distance. 62 union city. the milder conditions this morning with the cloud cover, it is soggy. the wet pavement from the north bay through san francisco. 58 with the fog at times anywhere from less than a mile to over a mile in pacifica. san francisco, that will brighten up. it will be gusty today. fog and drizzinsunny and gusty . partly cloudy at the shoreline. increasing clouds and humidity into sunday. that cloud cover coming up from

the south with the chance of thunderstorms sunday and into monday. it looks like the chance is small. anytime we see lightning, i am concerned about the possibility of that creating a wildfire spark. here is the forecast today with the cloud cover from the southeast. we get sunshine inland. you notice those clouds at the coast. this is into your sunday, more high base clouds. here comes the possibility for thunderstorms from southlake, the southern sierra, through blue canyon and lake tahoe. going through monday, the chance of showers throughout the state from southern california and even the deserts from palm springs and through san francisco, but you will notice the cloud cover and humidity increasing a bit. temperatures remaining the same throughout the weekend. as we look at the next seven days, this is out into the east bay. you will notice low 80's today,

mid-80's into your sunday. as we get through the early part of the week comfortable, warmth returning thursday and friday. today, how about 73 in palo alto. breezy and mild. 78 san jose. 67 oakland. low clouds and fog trying to retreat to the coast. 79 santa rosa. 85 livermore. we have got the morning drizzle and fog. breezy and gusty winds in the afternoon. that humidity with us right through monday. getting back to more average and summerlike conditions as we start august. liz: sounds good. a golden opportunity for golden girls fans in southern california. the popular show is coming back this weekend. veronica miracle with our sister station in los angeles has a look at the golden pop up. >> ♪ thank you for being a

friend travel down the road and back again your heart is true you are a pal and a confidant ♪ >> grab your three best friends because the golden girls are back. for the first time, the fans of the iconic tv show can immerse themselves in all things golden. >> girls, i think we have hit the jackpot. >> from the bedrooms to that hanging garlic. derek berry is the mastermind behind other pop-ups. with the help of bucket list years, he is back at it. >> it just brings me back to a fun time. i remember watching it with my parents. >> a lot of the jokes are a little bit inappropriate if you are watching it as a young kid. >> i don't know that nine-year-old derek should have been watching it. >> lucky for fans, derek was paying attention. >> what is the occasion? >> there is no occasion.

i just know it is your favorite. >> the centerpiece of this golden pop up is the food. >> tell you what we are going to do, we are going to eat a cheesecake. >> four different types of cheesecake are on the menu. you will find vegan options. >> what are your favorite items? >> i am going to say this is the best lasagna i have ever had. >> what do you think sophia is going to say about this? >> i think she would cosign for it. liz: that was veronica miracle reporting. san francisco is going to get its own golden girls pop up this winter. abc7news is streaming 24/7. you can get the streaming tv app and get us wherever you are. gaia theory is holding -- guy fieri is holding a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to dine at his

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