>> 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 winning number tonight is 67. liz: this morning, there may be a new billionaire. a ticket purchased in illinois matched all six numbers to win last night megamillion jackpot, worth more than one way to billion dollars -- 1.2 billion dollars. lisa, we had high hopes. lisa: we certainly did. mni, ev. low clouds and fog, but also high clouds moving in from the

southeast. they have had the moisture around southeastern california and we get a piece of that into your sunday. missed, drizzle and fog near the coast right now. over half a mile and half a mile in half moon bay and a solid deck ooud cover, 60 two in palo alto. 63 in san jose. gusty winds down town and concord is cloudy, 62. there is a look at lake tahoe, temperatures in the low 50's. thunderstorms in your forecast for sunday and monday. fog is slowly fading, bright and breezy later today with low 70's inland. the bayshore, clouds coming back in quickly tonight. we will talk about when we see the thunderstorm chance next. liz? liz: lottery officials confirm one ticket purchased in illinois matched last night's win in numbers.

13, 36, 45, 67, 57, and the mega ball, 14. one ticket in california matched five numbers, worth more than 4.2 million dollars -- not bad. but people were dreaming of striking it rich. tim johns has more. >> $1 billion? how could you not try at least. tim: for the second time this week, lotto fever swept the bay area. a whopping 1.28 billion dollars, the second largest prize ever. >> an incredible amount of traffic. we were probably more than doubled the amount of traffic we normally are. tim: in san leandro on friday, people lined up to buy their tickets. the odds of winning? one in over 300 million, but that did not stop everyone from daydreaming about what they would do if they struck it rich. >> i would definitely give a lot

to my favorite charity, nonprofits. i would pay for my daughter and college education. tim: although some were more uncertain than others. >> i don't even know what i would do with $1.3 billion. tim: and if you are one of those lucky winners, experts say it is important to make a plan, protecting your money after some well-deserved celebration. >> they should hire a financial advisor, a cpa, a tax attorney, maybe both of those and a financial advisor. liz: for those of you who still have lotto fever, tonight's jackpot is estimated at 170 million dollars. not too bad. we sent this push alert when the mega millions numbers were first announced. if you want more like this in the future, you can download the app in the app store.

police are investigating after a vehicle struck a child last night. the young bicyclist has serious injuries and was transported to a nearby hospital. police say the child has been stabilized. the driver of the car is cooperating with police and remained at the scene at the accident. and now to the monkeypox cases -- 305 people infected in the bay areahe bay area. allen media -- alameda county is in the red, as well. data shows individuals infected with the virus are predominately identifying as gay. 95% of positive cases are men. alex padilla and dianne feinstein have put in a request for 800,000 doses of the monkeypox vaccine. and a berkeley based lab is ramping up monkeypox testing due to the current outbreak. the ceo says the lab has the

capacity to detect monkeypox sa. the machines can also determine the origin of the virus, whether it is the west africa or congo basin strain. >> this amplifies the genetic information of the virus by fluctuating between hot and cool ur. at temperature fluctuation, the results are viewable on screen, as s curves, if the virus is present. liz: renegade biolab's testing samples for solano county and will soon expand to san francisco. we have everything you need to know about monkeypox, including vaccines and treatment on our website, head to abc7news.com. we have news about what happened before sonoma county sheriff's deputies shot and killed a man in geyserville. he man before another deputy shot him in a rural area after thomas -- off

of thomas road. the taser had no effect on the man who was holding a weapon that police say he refused to drop. >> he has been out there since 5:30 this morning, now he has stolen an atv and going property to property. they want chp assistance. liz: they say he was going up to people's homes, even throwing a rock at someone's window and aski them to shoot him. the santa rosa police department is helping investigate and will release more details, including the man's name, in the coming days. the outgoing san mateo county sheriff is accused of making political favors. he sent a four man team across the country last week to raid the garage that builds batmobile's. it turns out a friend ordered a batmobile and is not happy with how long it is taking.

this is a story you will see only on seven. >> sam is a real estate agent. >> suddenly, the perfect wave shows right up in front of you. you have to be ready to catch it. >> this profile video shows he likes expensive toys. he ordered a two hundred $10,000 batmobile from the only maker authorized by d.c. comics. >> you wanted one since you were a kid, now you can have your own replica of the batmobile. >> complete with detect-o-scpope -- >> and working flamethrower. >> sam was first in line and paid $20,000, but then disappeared. >> he disappeared on me for almost nine months. >> he was moved to the bottom of

the list. he would have to wait a year or two for his batmobile. >> he didn't like that. but he did not pay off the entire car at that point, but he was livid to find out that his car was going to be delayed. >> he filed a complaint with atherton police, but last september, the san mateo district attorney declined to bring criminal charges at this time. a lawsuit was also filed in san mateo county superior court, alleging breach of contract and fraud, but a judge dismissed the case, saying indiana is the proper venue. then, sources inside the san mateo county sheriff's department tell me the realtor asked his facebook friend, sheriff carlos bolanos, to intervene. he sent to lieutenants, sergeants, and two deputies

, raiding fiberglass freaks last week. >> they said they were going to come get it, so i thought they were going to come take this car. >> but investigators took two files of documents. 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 gmail contacts and photos, froze his bank account, and charged him in california with two felonies. >> i was horrified. i have never gone through anything like this before in my life. i am on the side of good. i have been a batman fan since i was two years old. this was the completely opposite side. i love 1966 batman and batman always stood with the law. >> i interviewed the san mateo

county district attorney prosecuting this case. >> you wrote a letter saying there would be no criminal charges. what changed? >> additional investigation. the detectives were able to obtain search warrants and additional evidence. >> marie mclaughlin would not discuss the additional evidence, or the unusual step of sending four investigators across the country for what is argued to be a simple business dispute. >> is the sheriff stepping in for a friend here? >> i can't speak to that. i have no knowledge, if any, about what relationship the sheriff has with the victim. >> i want to talk to the sheriff about this, including the use of public funds. four round-trip tickets, three nights of hotels, and over time. his office confirmed he is away on a month of vacation. he leaves office in january

after losing the election. the undersheriff now in charge, mark robbins, and the department spokesman, refused my request for an interview, citing the ongoing investigation. >> i can't imagine why it is in criminal court. it shocked me that it is in criminal court. >> i ran the case by a former prosecutor for san francisco and the u.s. attorney's office. he says a squabble over the luxury item belongs in indiana civil court, with no involvement by the san mateo county sheriff's department. >> it simply defies reason, in my view, why so many people, so many high-ranking members of law enforcement, would have to go enforce something so so trivial.. >> i did reach sam by phone in greece, where he is on vacation. he was surprised when i asked about the batmobile. he said "i am dealing with someone privately on that." i asked him, who's that?

he hung up. investigating the story, i learned something more about mark ray come. he is a minister. i watched his sermon online. >> it's the only thing that helps me through this. i should expect trials and tribulations, it's part of being a christian. if this is an attempt to besmirch my reputation -- liz: abc7news reached the lawyer for sam, who also did not want to go on camera, but said his client is returning from greece in a few days and both of them will sit down for an interview. mark will be flying here for his first court appearance in three weeks. lisa, let's get a check outside this morning? lisa: a little gray, a lot of gray at the coast. temperatures will be around 70 later this afternoon with some sun, but it will be cooler on average.

the trend continues today and we bring in a thunderstorm element for the second half of the weekend. my full accuweather seven-day forecast, coming up. liz: also ahead, the latest on the catastrophic floods in kentucky and the road to recovery ahead. and a southbay father working to build a better bay

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president biden has declared kentucky a disaster area, which will free up federal funds to help that effort. and an update on the oak fire burning near yosemite national park, it's up to 40% containment. in the south bay, there is no shortage of innovation in silicon valley. this morning, the focus on a local father using his tech backgroundamanda del castillo ie details behind the flow masks. >> this is our user guide here. amanda: this is called the flow masks, created in 2018, well before the pandemic and for concern for his young children. >> my kids were going to school without any protection whatsoever. they came home and complained

about having headaches, feeling nausea, but here i am wearing an n95 to work. amanda: in true silicon valley fashion, he began designing the flow masks, a reusable rubber like mask meant to be tailored, comfortable, and effective for kids. then covid hits, bringing a more fervent demand for mask use. >>astrot innovatedn sling formany years n iit fits them or part of his process involved scanning the faces of dozens of children across differentance fit and shape. >> i am not surprised to see the world of biology and innovation look at masks and see, how can we improve off of these?

they are pretty outdated at this point. amanda: here is our abc news special correspondence. dr. patel. >> it's nice to see people taking a mask that has good filtration that is also comfortable, that people can wear for a long period of time, but is reusable, reducing waste. amanda: it is not certified yet, but he is working with the institute for occupational safety and health in a federally sponsored mask competition. >> it's been challenging, but we are here to protect people. amanda: creating it from the ground up, motivated by his children. liz: let's get a check of the forecast now. a pretty san francisco summer we have this weekend. lisa: we have hada fut into the end of next week. it's been cold.

the pavement has been wet and looking at the mist and drizzle along the shoreline, we will add extra cloud cover as mid-level and high-level clouds are headed our way. will they bring us any moisture? there is a chance of thunderstorms in the mountains as we get through sunday and monday, possibly bringing higher humidity. the sea breeze has been our friend in terms of good air quality, although it is a little intense, right? we are looking at cool afternoons but as we look towards the golden gate, socked in there with gray skies and the wipers needed from time to time. 61 in oakland, 62 in palo alto, gray skies here in santa clara. 56 in santa rosa as well as petaluma, and temperatures are mild, low 60's in concord and livermore. clouds are trying to park near walnut creek, but still cloudy.

air quality is good, a bit of haze from time to time, and we will look for smoke and haze in the upper levels today. fog levels at the coast locally, increasing clouds end humidity for your sunday and lookingt slight chanc thunderstorm as we get into sunday and monday. the air quality is good here. the green representing that we don't have any problems to speak of, due to our sea breeze. as you look at the afternoon, 15 to 20 miles per hour in the morning and gets stronger as we go through the late day. 7:00, 30 miles per hour through the delta, so even sacramento has been enjoying slightly cooler air as the breeds moves through -- breeze moves through the delta on our sunday. high-level to mid-level clouds continue on our trek, but we get into a sunny afternoon today,

sunny year, and then on sunday, that upper level high paves the way for an increase in high clouds and here comes a chance of thunderstorm activity from cuyahoga pass, into southlake and use committee -- yosemite. there is always the risk of a lightning bolt that could strike and create wildfire. 74 in fremont today, breezy there. 80's returning, slightly hazy inland, but feeling like summer in our east bay. san mateo in the upper 60's, so a breezy day for you. the temperatures are steadily increasing, but we still have a chance thunderstorm sunday into monday that has accumulated over the past three days. it has been a cool one. looking for that slight warm up into the first week of august. liz: we will look forward to

that, lisa. thank you. up next,toring environments and making them more eco-friendly. using locally sourced material

liz: welcome back. this morning, getting a chance to see some innovative bio architecture that started as a classroom concept. but it is now taking shape in san francisco's presidio. >> this architecture student is leading us into a secluded corner of presidio, an intersection of nature and design. >> these are small habitats we have created through modules, where birds can come and nest. >>heried towers reedit wil acia, and laid out part concept earlier this year at a village

to california college of the arts. professor margaret akita says this installation is a chance to scale up the theoretical. >> these structures were done digitally first, so that's the beauty of using tools to be able to visualize. >> nina and fellow students spent months assembling the installation, using nonsense techniques inspired by native people -- knots and techniques inspired by native people. >> we have learned a lot of techniques, including how to tie a self tying not. >> the common thread is thinking about how communities can help it restore urban environments to be more eco-friendly. >> can you imagine how much

greater the impact would be if we had a community action? >> it's an interesting idea, how can you improve our infrastructure for plants and animals? >> wildlife ecologist jonathan young says birds have already been approaching the towers, an early sign of approval for a student design that has made it from the drawing board to the sand dunes of presidio. liz: the materials are meant to last for a limited time and then will degrade back into the environment. an cesar chavez's family home has a new owner. the home was purchased to preserve the accomplishments of the chavez family and mexican-american arm workers. the plan are to turn the house into a museum for generations to come. >> our story is worth

preserving. the young people in this community need to learn and know about the struggle, that it was never easy. liz: the chavez family offered historical artifacts and documents for the museum. still to come on abc seven house speaker n te.couowingsion or te.couowingsion or d forts to bringen thanks to chase, angie's not sweating this text since there's zero overdraft fees if she overdraws by 50 bucks or less. and, kyle, well, he's keeping calm with another day to adjust his balance if he overdraws by more than $50.

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we will start this half-hour with another check of the forecast. let's get over to lisa argen. lisa: we will get some sun. here is a look at our roof camera, and temperatures are not that cool. low 60's from san jose to santa clara, but a lot of cloud cover downtown along the coast. two mile visibility and there is emeryville, mist and drizzle again, and low fog in our inland valleys. it is sunny inland, the trend continues through 11:00. mild there, but 1:00, we have sun in fremont. breezy in the low 70's. santa rosa, a miles day throughout the -- mild day throughout the afternoon. partly cloudy at the coast and san francisco in the low 60's with cloud cover, so we will talk about more clouds headed our way and seeing a bit more

than drizzle headed up in a few minutes. liz: new developments, house speaker nancy pelosi is on her way to a diplomatic tour ofia e psi jinping hasd others s wl sent out a warning, saying watch out if you play with fire. russia is asking for more in a proposed prisoner release swap for brittney griner and paul whelan. >> a possible setback in an effort to bring brittney griner

and paul whelan home. shooting down a russian officials idea to add another proposed prisoner to the swat. a russian hitmen in german custody. i -- the white house said, this is not a serious counter offer. this comes after secretary of state antony blinken spoke with russian foreign minister sergei lavrov about the possible deal. >> we had a frank and directcon pud. >> s tl c that deal is to swap greiner and whalen for a russian arms dealer in u.s. prison. >> he was very clear. he also said he is not delusional, you know, and we expect conversations and negotiations to continue. >> but moscow says lavrov did

ask the u.s. to return to "quiet diplomacy" after the white house announced an offer is on the tail -- table. paul whelan's family is slow to celebrate, saying "i do not expect to see any movement for months, at least not until ms. greiner's case has concluded." liz: tn a brutal robberyndy ugh. >> [inaudible] liz: this happened thursday around 4:30 pm on skyline drive. the robber struck the victim with a firearm and stole his watch. the robber got away in a red vehicle with tinted windows. the 71-year-old victim was treated for his injuries at the scene, but did not go to the hospital. the victim's family tells

abc7news they believe they were followed from a bank in san leandro. police are offering a $75,000 reward in a 26 teen homicide in -- 2016 homicide investigation in the tenderloin. they believe the man riding on this bicycle could be a suspected killer. police have images from several angles, one shows the suspect wearing a giants cap and a t-shirt with the word "fringe on " on the back. the seven day average of covid-19 cases is now going back up. face masks are again required on bart. the board of directors will decide in september whether to extend the mandate passed october 1. adults who don't live with kids under five were nearly twice as likely to have severe covid.

with covid cases surging, the biden administration is planning to roll out new boosters that target the omicron variant, but second boosters will not be going out for those under 50 quite yet. we have more on when the shots could become available. >> the biden administration securing 170 million variant specific doses to help fight the spread. the current vaccine was designed to work against the original strain of covid. while it dramatically reduces the risk of hospitalization and deaths, the protection has waned as the virus has mutated. >> this virus has proved more than a formidable foe, with variants of concern emerging, it keeps bumping up the prior variants, as we are starting to see with a highly transmissible ba.5. >> this accounts for more then 95% of the new cases in the country.

in los angeles county, the nation's largest county, officials imposing an indoor mask mandate, citing a decrease in cases and hospitalizations. meanwhile, in milwaukee, its public school system is requiring masks only when covid-19 levels are high. president biden, who says he tested negative again friday mornin aerattling the virus for days, urged americans to take the necessary precautions to protect themselves. >> unfortunately, this covid is still with us. what's different now is our ability to protect ourselves from serious illness due to covid. >> meanwhile, the biden administration has decided to hold off on rolling out new boosters for everyone under 50 until september. the administration hopes to start a new campaign to get people under 50 what would be a fourth shot. liz: yesterday on our 3:00 p.m.

show, getting answers, dr. patel talked about the fall booster shot plan. >> both moderna and pfizer will go in for the bivalent booster. it's a vaccine that covers the ancestral strain of sars-cov-2, plus an updated strain that would target ba.4 and ba.5. liz: doctors estimate covid cases from those two variants may be as high as seven times the amount being reported, because so many people are testing at home. will smith has posted a video apologizing to chris rock for slapping him at the oscars. this is the first time smith has gone on camera to talk about the incident. >> there is no part of me that thinks that was the right way to behave in that moment. liz: yesterday, smith released

the video on social media. after releasing a statement after the incident, he has remade mostly silent. smith slapped chris rock after a joke made about smith's wife, and he said he wanted to answer some of the questions people had asked. >> why didn't you apologize to chris and your acceptance speech? i was fogged out by that point. it is all fuzzy. i have reached out to chris, and the message that came back is that he is not ready to talk. i apologize to you. my behavior was unacceptable and i am here whenever you are ready to talk. liz: smith also apologized to chris rock's family and his fellow nominees. he has been banned from the oscars for 10 years. still ahead on abc seven mornings, forget the mega

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ibp. its oaugust 15. admission is free. it's very gray this morning. lisa: gray in santa cruz with temperatures in the low 50's, but we will see 80's far inland closer to home, and talk about the southern fog. the clouds visit us over the weekend, coming up next. liz: and coming up next, the giants will retire will clark's number later today. special pregame

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liz: ine number 22 in honor of will "the thrill" clark . fans are asked to be in their seats by 5:30 for the ceremony. bruce bochy and buster posey

will be there to honor the giants former first baseman. it's the 11th time in the team's 139 year history that they will retire a uniform number. clark spent his first eight seasons playing in san francisco, a .299 batting average and a point 700 rbis in his batting career. last night, the orange and black tried to win their second straight over chicago. casey pratt has highlights in this morning's sports. casey: tough news for the giants. their outfielder will be out seven days after suffering a concussion on that play. the giants hosting the cubs -- check out the drone view. i am on a boat. frank swindell, swinging. chris morale, he will get nothing and like it. patrick wisdom gets to cob -- he

almost hits this one to his alma mater, st. mary's. it's 1-0, cubs. the giants is still down with bases loaded in the seventh. this was their big opportunity, then the giants fell apart in the ninth. yaz gets a glove on it, but it pops out fair -- that's a terrible error. the giants lose this 1, 4-2. oakland running a win streak, but stephen piscotty changes that innate hurry -- in a hurry. giving the a's a two run lead. tim anderson did not like this called strike -- he gets up close and personal with the ump, right in his face. right there -- that is where you picked me with your helmet, dude. he was ejected. his second homer of the game -- he said he was practicing his swing and the delivery room.

some tough training camp news for the 49ers. arik armstead will be out with a few weeks -- for a few weeks with a sprained knee . and despite the dominance here, he is below trey lance's offense. >> they are definitely stopped on most of the plays they are in, but he does not stop the play. he is one of the best guys at getting there. that's how most of the better athletes are, if you have 22 guys out there like that, it would be easy to not get guys hurt. >> i am not going to add to many more things throughout my whole career. i think i have the tools, i just have to perfect everything. casey: check this out. nba 2k released their new promo,

and there is steph curry. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm casey pratt. liz: let's get a check of the forecast, lisa. will it clear out later today? lisa: the clouds are firmly entrenched at the coast, but all the moisture from southern california and the cloud cover, anyway, streaming up from the north. an area of high pressure has drifted away, allowing for this subtropical moisture to head our way sunday into monday, increasing the chance of thunderstorms. it has been a little more humid in southern california. that's coming our way, so you may notice the changes tomorrow into the first part of august as we look at the cloud cover here. it's grey around the bay area. emeryville, cloudy skies, 61 in oakland, 62 in palo alto, santa clara, and 63 in san jose.

throughout the day, the cloud cover will see very little sunshine here. highs in the low 60's yesterday. we should be around 67, so we have been four degrees below-average, all over the bay area. it's been a cool july. 62 in concord and livermore, and the cloud cover reducing visibility to a half mile and half bay. there is the shark tank with the cloud cover, and clouds extending all the way inland. increasing clouds into sunday bring up some of that humidity and the chance of thunderstorms late tomorrow into monday. the wind allowing for good air quality, breezy this morning, 15 through 20 miles per hour in the east bay. stronger gusts in the afternoon for saturday, sunny skies inland and more widespread cloud cover with the mist and drizzle. 6:00 sunday night. we will see some of the moisture from southern california head our way.

there are the clouds through the morning hours, then we break our way to partly to mostly sunny conditions. in your sunday, more clouds arrived. where's the moisture? later in the day on sunday, after 4:00, southlake into the sierra nevada, seeing a chance of not only wet thunderstorms -- we are not talking the dry variety area there is moisture in the column there, which is good news, but we hope we will not see the lightning that could accompany the thunderstorms. we will watch that for you as we look at the rainfall potential, if you get underneath one of those thunderstorms you could see more than we have predicted. 78 in san jose, 84 in concord, so it is cooler than average in our inland valleys by four degrees. 75 in napa. wine country, miles today. the accuweather seven-day forecast -- we have more humid

conditions for your sunday, and still a chance of a thunderstorm into monday. as we get through the rest of the week, the first week of august looking a little bit warmer. liz:liz: we will look forward to that for sure. thank you, lisa. golden girls are coming back this weekend -- in a way. veronica miracle 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're a pal and a confident ♪ >> grab your three best friends, because the golden girls are back. fans of the iconic tv show can immerse themselves in all things golden. >> girls, this time i think we have really hit the jackpot. >> derek berry is the mastermind

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liz: this animal rescue foundation held an adoption in concord, and fud -- a few d.c. side characters showed up to help them find homes. to date, they have placed more than 46,000 dogs and graduated more than 48 rescue turn service dogs with their veteran handlers. >> this is our d.c. league of super pets event. intake was able to customize the

name of all of our puppies, so we have puppies like johnson and duane and crypto -- krypto. liz: great work. also, guy fieri is holding a fundraiser for injured top chef star justin sutherland. fieri is stepping in with a $5,000 ticket event to help with medical expenses, inviting 10 famous chefs to his home in sonoma county next month. according to the press democrat, they will dine, wine, and receive a special culinary demonstration. you can get your tickets until august 3. clearly a good cause as well. lisa: good morning, everyone. looking at the low clouds and the fog -- you have to go way far out in antioch, where it has only been in the 80's. we will slowly warm it up,

taking it all week until we get back to 90 degree readings. this bodes well for fire danger potential, so we are not really complaining. 74 in freemont, 75 in napa. yes, temperatures are still a good four degrees below-average. the chance of a thunderstorm and you will feel the humidity in seymour cloud cover sunday into monday, and then the summer pattern looks like it is getting back with us into the week ahead. that's the first week of august, liz. liz: thanks for joining us on abc seven mornings. i'm liz kreutz, along with lisa argen. abc 7 news continues at 9:00 a.m., we hope you join us for that. good morning america is next. have a great day.

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good morning, america. flooding catastrophe. receding floodwaters revealing the scope of the disaster in kentucky. homes and businesses destroyed. >> unless you lived it, you have no idea what it's like. >> at least 16 people dead as flood-ravaged communities face more rain. our weather team tracking the storms. new twist in the negotiations to free americans brittney griner and paul whelan. russia's reported counteroffer that involves freeing a political assassin. is it a bad faith offer? taiwan trip. all eyes on nancy pelosi's travel plans. the warnings from beijing about taking forceful measures should