>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7news. >> a federal judge on seals the search warrant using the fbi raid of former president trump's mar-a-lago estate. it reveals what is inside the more than 2000 boxes of government documents. >> thanks for joining us after this busy week. we start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist. >> the sun coming up in little over 30 minutes and you can see the deck of low clouds so here on live doppler 7, it is set up along the peninsula and temperatures upper 60's,

relative humidity, 30%, and as we look at the current numbers, anywhere from low 50's and santa clara to about 60 in oakland, 50 downtown, 57 san jose, and roof camera showing the marine layer much compressed. look at the temperatures. 49 degrees. we are looking at our inland valleys, sunny, and will be sunday at about 60 degrees. wide range of numbers, anywhere from two mile visibility with cool temperatures in the north bay and two to five degrees colder this morning. there is sutro, lots of sunshine, 70's and 80's by noon, except at the coast, but we will warm up today. i will detail how much we get for the week ahead. liz: a federal magistrate judge to unseal the search warrant of president trump's home in mar-a-lago. the trump -- the warrant reveals trump's under possible investigation for the espionage

act. >> are newly unsealed warrant shedding light on the on presented ash unprecedented search of former president donald trump's mar-a-lago property. the search warrant revealing a just took 27 boxes of government records from the former presidents riemer residents. including 11 classified documents, some marked top secret. one of them top-secret as ei, meaning only a select through government officials until the high security clearances can view them in a highly secure location. >> and a disclosure in of that information, it incurred great harm into the national security of the united states. >> forces tell abc news the documents had sensitive material with national security applications. the washington post also reporting some of the material included documents related to nuclear weapons. the warrant suggests agents were investigating violations related to the espionage act. unlawful removal of public records as well as obstruction of justice bike concealing,

altering, or destroying records to impede an investigation. after the national archives retrieved six -- 15 boxes of records in january, the justice department initiated a criminal investment trying to retrieve the documents from trump's property. sources telling abc news the doj issued a subpoena for the material in the spring. a small group of fbi agent's then visited trump's property in june to review the sensitive material. the investigation ultimately escalating to the search of trump's home. >> the department does not take such a decision lightly. faith: a spokesperson for trump says the deal claims are outrageous adding without evidence that the department of justice lied. the intelligent bit -- intelligence committee asking the justice department releasing more information. >> the fbi raid a president trump is an abuse and overreach of authority. >> republicans continue to threaten the doj and investigation of their own

agency if they take back control of congress. they claim is that is about oversight and transparency. liz: we sent this notification on our news app as we reported the fbi's finding. if you'll breaking news like that in the future, download our app and search abc 7 news bay area in the app store. a man is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries after being hit by a flywheel taxi in san francisco. this happened in mcalester last -- on vanessa and mcallister after 8:00 last night. officers say the victim was a pedestrian but it is unclear what led to the crash. the driver of the car is cooperating. drugs and alcohol do not appear to be a factor. police are asking any witnesses to contact the department. two people arrested following a fatal shooting of a new driver -- of an uber driver last month in oakland. the shooting, which was caught on camera, has rocked the community. news reporter tim johns spoke with the victims fiance and shares her reaction.

tim: tim: on july 17, patrick was gunned down near the saigon neighborhood in what the police have called in attempted robbery. video shows him sitting inside his car before being approached by two people. when they tell him to get out of the vehicle and he does not, the shot that ended his life could be heard. >> i could not sleep, i could not eat and i have a very hardship in this moment. tim: his fiancee, judy, who did not want to show her face on camera, spoke to us on friday with the help of translators. the police department announced they had arrested two people in connection with the murder. >> i feel a little bit comfortable because now the two killers were arrested. tim: in the aftermath of his death, the oakland chinatown improvement council hosted a -- help set up a gofundme for

judy and the rest of his family. it has raised over $100,000, a milestone they attribute to people being able to relate to the type of person he was. >> he hard-working and he took care of family, and he was going to marry soon. tim: the council has been in touch with judy nearly every day since the shooting. they say as crimes against the apf community have risen, they have become more determined to help people like judy. >> we are different. we are more likely to stand up to crime. tim: opd's investigation is still ongoing as they continue to look for more possible suspects. but for those they already caught, judy says she hopes they are held accountable. >> i hope they can just like the judge will give a hard sentence. tim: in oakland, tim johns, abc 7 news.

liz: new details. at least 12 people are displaced after a crash sparked a large fire at an apartment building in san jose. a car clipped a gas line before crashing into the building. it happened near callahan park near 4:00 yesterday. four units have damaged. nearby residents say the fire happened in an instant. >> i was driving my kid from daycare and i saw the car on fire. i think it hit a gas line and the whole building went on fire in a matter of seconds. a scary moment. liz: the driver was not hurt. a firefighter was transported to a nearby hospital with minor injuries after the vehicle tire exploded. fire crews were working with pg&e to shut off the gas lines. >> unfortunately, the vehicle hit right where the meter is so we were unable to get to the actual shut off valve so that is why we are working with pg&e to take out the line. liz: fire crews were able to knock down the fire and will remain on the scene to monitor hotspot. the fight to reopen an oakland

school continues. several dozen people gathered yesterday outside of the closed parker elementary school. they held a vigil in solidarity with those occupying the school, many of them have been there since may. parker is one of several schools the school board recently voted to close due to budget concerns. the district condemned the vigil saying the group is trespassing and that they are not allowed to host any events on campus. even so, they plan to hold a town hall meeting at parker tomorrow. san francisco remains the hotspot in the bay area with over 500 confirmed cases of monkeypox. santa clara and alameda county have over 50 each. getting the vaccine in san -- getting the monkeypox vaccine seems to be easier in san francisco. zach reks san francisco hospital is offering vaccines. we spoke with the hospital ceo about the clinic. reporter: morning after morning people seeking the monkeypox vaccine have lined up at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital.

>> i think the gay community is trying to get vaccinated for monkeypox. at first, it was hard. reporter: noah was no exception. >> we have to have it. i am glad to get it today and i hope everybody who needs it can get it. reporter: he has been trying for weeks to get in with no luck because of limited supply. noah: but it is so frustrating. we need this. we are hearing more stories of monkeypox and it is horribly painful and outrageous that we have not been given the vaccines we need. reporter: the hospital's ceo tells us that's about the change as they are offering the first week in vaccine clinic this saturday at 8:00 in an effort to provide equal access to these vaccines for everyone. >> now we want to make sure is that we are available to everyone in the community because we want to make sure that we are is convenient and meeting people where they need to be met as possible. reporter: san francisco received around 10,000 monkeypox vaccine doses at the beginning of the week.

>> we get what we get when we we get it, and we will be open. we have been open this week with -- week. with the 10,000 doses, we will be open tomorrow. we may be open again on monday. we will wait and see what vaccine is available after that. reporter: earlier this week, the fda offered new guidance on how the vaccine could be administered to get more doses out of a single vial. she says her hospital is not doing that at this time. >> we have a lot of clinical experts who look at all of the data and decide what is the best way to handle a scarce supply of resource, and right now, based on the evidence they have, this is the best way for us to proceed. >> in san francisco -- >> just glad to get it done -- > you can find it on our websit. 5:10. let's get a check outside. lisa: a few degrees above

average today in the city. right now, upper 50's i knew -- and you can see the patchy low cloud deck. low 70's today, breezy winds, on our way to a warmer weekend and the week at. i will have details on the acura seven day forecast coming up. liz: also, and historic barrier dojo extending. the plan to keep its legacy alive. and back to school season means backpack season and a free giveaway is being appreciated more than usual this year.

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help the case. investigators are pleading with people who were at the party to come forward. >> we have received reports from adults around the community who we understand are disuading people from coming forward. that impedes our investigation. we want to find kylie. we want to bring her home to her family. liz: the search will continue over the weekend with the help of helicopters and 200 emergency personnel. today, there will be an event in her honor at truckee regional park featuring live music. donations will be accepted to help the family. this morning, an author is on a ventilator and cannot speak after being attacked in new york. yesterday, he was stabbed twice while on stage just before a lecture. the 75-year-old was airlifted to a hospital. his agent says the author will likely lose an eye and that the nerves in his armor severed. his liver was injured.

the man was arrested after the attack. a motive is under investigation. he has been the subject of death threats for decades because of a book he wrote in 1988 upset many -- 1988 that upset many in the muslim community. actress and haitian has died -- actress anne heche has died. a blood test revealed narcotics were in her blood but there was no alcohol. she was declared brain-dead thursday night but have been kept on life support for organ donation. she is survived by her two sons. a historic bay area dojo could be on the brink of closure because of a rent hike. san francisco news was at a dojo. it was founded in 1968 by someone who was incremental in bringing tyco drumming to the u.s. we spoke to his son about the rent increase. >> we are currently paying $2700 per month. the rent will be more than

double, almost triple, to what the market rate is. at first, i thought they were crazy, they were trying to scare us with this big number. liz: the dojo has until the end of the month to find a new location. it is asking for donation on its website to find a new spot. here at abc7 we are committed to building a better bay area. sacred heart community center did its part. yesterday the organization held its annual pack a backpack event. they gave away 3800 backpacks filled with school supplies based on the grade level. >> inflation is a big deal this year. everything is more expensive, especially basic things. our families often tell us that by getting the backpacks and the school supplies, that is allowing them to set aside money for the rent or food. liz: according to the national retail federation, families are predicted to spend $160 more on back-to-school supplies compared to previous years.

sacred heart provided supplies up to $150 to balance rising costs. new school year, new guidelines, new norms. get it all when you download the abc7 streaming app. it is available on roku, fire tv, and other devices. garlic lovers have a reason to flock to the central valley this weekend. the california garlic festival is happening at the san joaquin county fairgrounds in stockton. it is not the official successor to the gilroy garlic festival we have known for years, this one is still cooking up plenty of good deeds for everyone. -- eats for everyone to enjoy. kurt rivera gives us a taste. >> we are starting with our favorite fry, which is a crinkle cut fright. reporter: she is a garlic fries aficionado. now that she is in charge of creating one of the most popular garlic items known to man and woman kind. >> stockton has rich agricultural history so to be able to celebrate another festival. i'm excited about it. kurt: when folks announced they

were putting on their own garlic festival, they were not too happy about that. the gilroy garlic festival association announced lingering uncertainties from the pandemic along with prohibited insurance requirements by the city of gilroy meant they were not allowed to move ahead with the traditional festival. the group that also hosts another festival jumped in. the gilroy boyd said stock it is not the successor of our community's homecoming event. >> we are not trying to take away anything from anyone else. we are not in competition because they are not going on. we are making sure we have a platform for vendors who would have been at home with no income for their families. now they have a venue right here. kurt: one of the vendors is selling four classic filipino food items. >> we are going to be doing adobo lunka talked with garlic aioli. kurt: there will be 50 garlic flavored foods including some you may not expect.

>> maple, garlic, brown sugar ice cream. do not knock it until you try it. it is really good. kurt: while garlic may ward off vampires, organizers hope people will flood the festival in clothes. in stockton, kurt rivera, abc7news. liz: the california garlic festival is held today and tomorrow at the san joaquin county fairgrounds in stockton from noon until 7:00 p.m.. admission is $15 for adults and $10 for children. seniors and military id with -- id, and kids five and under get in for free. bring some mints. lisa: it will be hot there in the 90's but gilroy we are warming up too all around the bay area. today is a notable warm up. away from the shoreline and then into next week will be sizzling in inland valleys. in the coast and surly the bay will feel the heat as high pressure builds in from the east to the west but we will keep our

low clouds and fog and it will be patchy. the marine they will be depressed in this morning, there is not a lot of it either. about 1000 feet and it is bringing in a great start to the peninsula here. sfo, very cloudy but temperatures in the 70's today, plenty of sun, breezy winds, 60 oakland, 50 four palo alto, 57 with the clouds in san jose, 51 santa clara, half moon bay at 54, and you can see this area of the south bay, the shark tank, nice and clear. the sun coming up a couple minutes. 49 santa rosa, 52 petaluma, 59 out by the delta with the southwest wind as 60 in concord and livermore is cooler. fog in the north bay but the 24 hour temperature change is notable. anywhere from two to four degrees cooler as the ocean temperature has dropped with pretty good northwesterly winds offshore. as we look at emeryville, look at that gray. leading to a beautiful day as

the fog clears out in the next kawhi hours. it will be a quicker warm up of brighter morning -- up, a brighter morning. the bayside and inland communities come up another three to maybe six degrees today. warmer tomorrow near 100 degree heat inland next week. call that monday, tuesday, wednesday, and at the same time relative humidity increases as high clouds move up from the south. we will see any rain -- not see any rain but it will feel muggy running. here's the next few days as the clouds quickly clear today. a sunny and breezy afternoon in our beaches and by the overnight hours, the fog is back. patchy in the east bay, another sunny afternoon, and it does set up the fog again from half moon bay to pacifica. sun, breezy wines, into monday morning. you can see the patchy fog in monday afternoon as the heat really begins to build inland. we will notice the fog back that shrinks even more so. highs tomorrow from low to mid

90's inland and we will see the upper 80's on the bayshore. not a lot of change of the coast. a look at the north bay, triple digits cloverdale, clear lake, upper 80's to near 90 in the south bay and as we look at tuesday, this looks to be the warmest day with temperatures well into the 100 degree range. highs today comfortable, 76 san mateo, 86 napa, so that is a warm up. 93 fairfield, 84 san jose, and looking at the low 90's in morgan, just a little fog along the coast at times. the acura seven-day forecast, 60's at our beaches, upper 70's bayshore, mid 90's inland, coming up another four to five degrees tomorrow. the summer sizzle is on, monday, tuesday, wednesday, around the bay and and lynn the coast is the place to be if you want to be the heat and still feel quite hot as we get into the rest of the week. maybe not noticing much of a change as humidity makes us feel sticky. liz: it has been so humid this

summer. lisa: it has. liz: same with san diego, also humid there. lisa: that is due to the high down to the south of us pumping up the moisture. liz: just ahead, competing and inspiring at the age of 94. we meet the east bay man diving into life coming up.

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liz: a championship diving competition is bringing the best of the best together in one pool. among those competing, a 94-year-old east bay man. abc7news reporter cornell barnard shows us bob sherman is still diving in. cornell: divers from across the country are making a splash at this year's usa master diving championship at college of nur in in nevado. bob sherman from lafayette would not miss this chance on the three meter springboard.

at 94 years old, bob legend on the diving circuit. >> my specialty is probably the front dive full twist. what could be more exciting? cornell: a navy veteran from world war ii, bob has been in the water since he was a kid. he founded the sherman swim school in lafayette. >> i learned to swim when i was four or five years old. cornell: he has been diving for more than 50 years. >> he was one of the founders of this event. he comes out and he does incredible things and he has the whole country cheering for him. cornell: later this weekend he will be taking his diving to new heights on the five meter platform.

my best advice is do not look down. he has done backflips off of the five meter before, making it look easy. he checks the competition roster. he is in a league of his own again. >> i do not think there is anyone in my age group. cornell: not many divers are willing to take the plunge into their 90's but bob is and it explains why he may never retire. >> you have to stay vertical at my age because i have friends that cannot stay vertical and that scares me. cornell: you can find him and other divers in the pool competing all weekend. we wish him luck, not that he needs it. cornell barnard, abc7news. liz: still to come, house democrats passed the inflation act. the cornerstone of president biden's economic agenda. how republicans are responding. it got popular into the pandemic. now it looks like telehealth is here to stay. see what it looks like in the future.

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finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. liz: good morning. liz: thanks for joining us. we start this half-hour with another check of the weather so let's get over to lisa. lisa: good morning. we have a dramatic looking marine layer, the view from emeryville, we can see the low cloud deck and sunshine. -- sunshine trying to light of the bay a bit. 58 san francisco, 60 oakland, 54 palo alto, and we have fog on the coast. the marine layer here from sutro and above, the dry air, 49 in santa rosa, low 50's petaluma, 60 concord, 55 livermore. 24 hour temperature change two to five degrees cooler this morning but we reverse that trend by 9:00. as temperatures are in the 60's to near 70 inland. the warmer day arriving in the north bay, the south bay by noontime, upper 70's. the peninsula, you catch up with the sea breeze in the afternoon but upper 70's mountain view in the afternoon, low to mid 90's

arriving inland. the fog returns but the heat will get cranked up for this week. liz: thank you. developing news, u.s. government employees in tijuana and parts of california have been instructed to shelter-in-place after reports of violence. the u.s. consulate in tijuana released a tweet saying they are aware of reports of multiple vehicle fires, roadblocks, and heavy police activity. the san diego union-tribune reports that many people took shelter in tijuana after burning vehicles appeared throughout the city in what is suspected to be a coordinated active organized crime. we will keep you updated on any developments. more developing news from spain. officials there say one person is dead and 17 others are injured after a stage collapsed at a musical festival. you can see the crowd of people sitting through that gust of wind. those winds brought down part of

the stage at the festival. festival management suspended the festival for the time being while emergency crews worked on site. spain's national weather service post on twitter that warm breezes were producing the winds that impacted the music festival. at home, president biden and democrats celebrating a major victory on capitol hill. yesterday, the inflation reduction act tightly passed along party lines. it is the biggest climate fighting investment in history and helps people with prescription drug costs. but the bill is still receiving pushback. abc news reporter karina mitchell has more. karina: a big win for president biden. >> the motion is adopted. [applause] karina: on friday, the house passed an historic $740 billion package on healthcare and climate change. it includes tax credits for purchasing electric vehicles and tax breaks for americans who installed solar panels on their homes. >> it is going to put us on a trajectory to lower co2 emissions in the united states by 40% in 2030. karina: the bill lowers premiums

for americans buying their own insurance, allows medicare for the first time to negotiate the price of certain drugs, and limits out-of-pocket drug costs for seniors on medicare to $2000 per year. it also raises taxes on the largest corporations and wealthiest americans. but the nonpartisan congressional budget office says the changes would have a negligible impact on inflation the next two years, a sentiment echoed by the analysis at the warden school at the university of pennsylvania. republicans believe the bill will hurt middle america. >> kind of unnecessary. if you think the tax cut is so complicated and difficult to enforce, then simplify the tax code. that would be the proper solution to that instead of trying to catch middle america and their mistakes, which you obviously will make with their taxes. karina: president biden will sign the bill into law next week and hold a celebration next month. karina mitchell, abc news, new

york. liz: the inflation reduction act may be a bit misleading in its name because the biggest component is the unprecedented climate investment, billions of dollars will be spent to combat climate change. a california senator says the money will go to climate iwirb cre arth,ions by 40% ithnext the dees bilonof dollarto addastrhi wildfires and historic drought in the western united states. it includes $5 billion in grants to support healthy forests and forest conservation. liz: another aspect of the inflation reduction act is democrats say it will create green jobs while driving down energy cost. new developments, the city of sacramento will pay the phone -- pay stephan clark's parents

millions ending the lawsuit. this settles the final portion of the lawsuit filed by clark -- by clark's family. in 2019, the city agreed to pay 2.4 clark's children. his parents became sole plaintiffs in the lawsuit. stephan clark was killed after being shot by sacramento police in march of 2018. officers mistook a cell phone he was holding for a firearm. vice-president kamala harris was back home in the east bay yesterday where she made a big announcement that will impact thousands of oakland kids. the generation fund is a $50 million investment in saving accounts and scholarships. oakland will deposit $500 in a college savings account for every baby born into a low ats just the first step. v.p. harris: this beautiful city will give every graduating open public school student from low income families a $1000 per year scholarship to attend college or learn a trade. liz: the generation fund will serve more than 30,000 students

with the college savings and scholarships combined and the fund will be available through 2035. climate safety concerns in oakland especially downtown is prompting action. the police department announced it will have an increased presence across the area this weekend. they will be limiting traffic there. the moves follows -- the move follows two separate deadly shootings saturday. two others were wounded. the increased violence was the topic of town hall meetings hosted by the mayor this past week. the bacteria that causes legionnaires' disease has been found that more locations in napa county. investigators discovered high levels inside of a cooling tower at the county hall of justice. it was also found in a pond at the embassy suites hotel in -- on california boulevard. lastly, the bacteria was identified in a cooling tower at that hotel. legionnaires' disease is a type of pneumonia caused by bacteria that grows in water, often from air conditioning units, hot

tubs, fountains, or plumbing systems. 13 people in napa county have been diagnosed with the disease. -- disease since july 11. one person died. two others remain in the hospital. one by one, cruise lines are dropping their covid-19 vaccination requirements. next month, four cruise lines are making the change for some of their sailings. for trips less than 16 days, carnival cruise lines and princess cruises will no longer require guests to apply for a vaccination exemption, and on certain routes, royal caribbean and celebrity cruises will welcome all passengers who meet testing requirement. virtual online doctor visits became common during the pandemic. their success is fueling a rapid expansion into homecare for vulnerable patients. abc7news reporter david louis shows us the next generation of telehealth. david: 72-year-old zenny suffered two strokes, leaving her vulnerable to falling. she can credit a good recovery thanks to telehealth. her lifeline is a mobile phone app from connecticut home

living, a company that keeps her connected to her health providers. she prefers not to use her last name. >> if you see a red flag when i login, they call me right away. david: the app prompts patients to take and record their vials. -- vitals. in the background, the sensors can detect if a patient has fallen. it also detects a change in their daily routine that can indicate something is wrong. a life care coordinator can intervene or offer assistance. >> we talk of them live on video with the tablets. if necessary, we can invite multiple parties to join our call, let's say the nurse or doctor, maybe just the adult daughter just to remedy the situation. david: the system is offered through healthcare providers. the system was developed from his experience operating an assisted living facility. another benefit is reducing the rate of readmission after patients have been hospitalized by making sure they are following discharge instructions.

one out of four patients at one local hospital was back within 30 days. >> under our care when we utilize these solutions, right now we are hovering between zero to 0.9%. david: at a time of staffing shortages, a single care coordinator can handle dozens of patients remotely. >> this gives you a lot of protection. >> yeah. i love this. david: the company monitors 2000 patients already in 23 states. it will expand soon across the remaining states and canada. in san jose, david louis, abc7news. liz: still ahead, a popular prank revived. remember the bush man? a new street performer is bringing it back. in a new location. here is a look outside. looking out over the bay bridge from our roof camera there. it is bright and hazy at 6:39. we will check

liz: new this morning new pilot , a program in lake tahoe will

pay homeowners with rent of up to $24,000 if they rent long-term to local workers at reduced prices. according to sfgate, the housing crisis has pushed out workers and businesses who can no longer afford to live where they work. for some homes, rent can arrange to $4000 to $7,000 per month. while many vacation homes are left empty. to qualify to the program, tenants must work 24 hour per -- 20 hours per week at a local establishment. the chocolate art festival is happening in the east bay from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. you can eat chocolate, make art, and participate in a contest in north berkeley. vendors, food trucks, and music are stationed. tickets are one dollar each andn use extra tickets toward a raffle. chocolate is available to buy and contest winners can win $150 in cash. today will be day two of the annual san jose jazz summerfest. last night, residents gathered

to kickoff the first night of the festival which runs through tomorrow. jazz enthusiasts can expect to groove to a large lineup of over 100 acts on 12 stages with headlines like charlie wilson. the weather should be nice for it. lisa: yes. we are going to see a warm up. even here at our beach as we will have santa cruz 55 degrees, you can see the sun, going for a high of 85. that is a warm up. comfortable readings at our own coastline but 90's arriving inland. we will talk about a warm up that will get quite toasty when we return. liz: next, the 49ers opened the preseason and trey lance did not wait long to get fans excited. larry beil will have the highlights coming up in sports.

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pirates at oracle park at 6:05. next saturday, the 49ers will hit the road to play the minnesota vikings in the second preseason game. last night, all eyes were on trey lance as the miners opened -- niners opened the preseason against the packers. here is sports director larry beil with the highlights. larry: good morning, everybody. trey lance only played two series in the first preseason opener but quickly gave fans a wow moment and you can see why the niners moved up in the draft. mobile quarterback with speed, drops back first series. nobody open, taken off. seven yards. he slid for the first time in his life. but this is trey's signature play of the game. the bomb to danny gray. 76 yards. that is big time talent. 92 yards after two series. on the sidelines, kyle shanahan says nice job. you can rest. we have heard a lot about what

is expected to be a good nine defense. samuel womack is a working out of toledo. niners beat the packers 28-21. >> we have been looking forward to it for a long time. training camp, we take it one day at a time against our defense. there are good days and bad days but they make us better and that showed today. >> getting reps out there is you can while not getting her. that is my only priority. that is why i would love to play the whole game if you are guaranteed to not get hurt because trey, the more st can get, all it will do would help. larry: speaking of guys getting hurt, the jets may need a quarterback like jimmy garoppolo. zach wilson suffered a knee injury right there. might be later in a.c.l. we will know more after the mri. the jets coach used to be the defense of coordinator so he obviously knows him very well. onto baseball, dj umami spinning the tunes at oracle park.

hello hot. -- aloha. giants and pirates first inning. mike yastrzemski says have a souvenir. bottom five, yas again. deep to center. brian reynolds lost it. 4-1. the giants win 5-3. they will honor the 2012 world series champions this afternoon. the as in houston. now it is time for myself he. good job hanging out with the kids. signing autographs. sam moll gives up a grand slam to kyle tucker. just like that 5-2, astros. ,the a's fight back in this game. seventh-inning, double to left, brings in a pair but the astros will fall 7-5. that is morning's sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i am larry beil. liz: lisa, how great is the weather going to be this weekend? lisa: i know you like the heat so it is going to be cranked up. a little today, more so sunday,

and watch out, next week, unless you have the ac or have plane said to the coach, you may be sweating it out inland. finally since july 10, we have not seen a lot of heat. we have not seen a degrees in oakland or 90 degrees in san jose for about a month. live doppler 7 where we have patchy fog this morning, from the san mateo coast and marin county is clear. the south bay is nice and clear here. we had a full moon the other night and hopefully you so that. 58 and the sick see -- in the city. there is fog half moon bay at 54 and the golden gate bridge with the cloud deck here. the sea breeze throughout the afternoon keeping temperatures comfortable. 50 santa rosa, 51 petaluma, down to 49. it is 60 concord with 55 in livermore. certainly our 24 hour temperature change represents the cooldown from the peninsula to napa. two to five degrees cooler than this time yesterday. there is a look at santa clara.

some morning fog looking at a warmer bay and inland communities today. warmer tomorrow near 100 degree heat inland next week for several days and then we increase the clouds. the relative humidity, the actual air temperature dropping a bit but with the increase in relative humidity, that means that the atmosphere absorbing more moisture and your body is not able to cool as efficiently. it will feel muggy outside. here's a look at san jose, the next seven days. we should be low 80's. mid-80's today, a degree warmer tomorrow in some spots of the south bay and then we reach the 90 degree heat into tuesday. a kind of lingers into the next -- end of the work weekend next weekend. looks like we could settle into this pattern. 82 senna clara, 77 sunnyvale, mid 80's return to santa cruz, a warm day there. 78 palo alto with mid 70 san mateo. redwood city, it is a warm day

when you get on the other side of 80. mid 60's from pacifica with sun. breezy wines, low 70's downtown. that is a few degrees warmer. in the north a, look at the 90's that have arrived from sonoma. through one country, mid 80's naba, mid 90's toward lakeport on the east bay. waking up to gray skies and a 77 should feel pretty good for you in oakland today, 79 castro valley, you had inland and finally 90's for you. may have been -- they have been waiting for the summer once in inland valleys. 91 concord, 90 one livermore, mid 80's in the san ramon valley. into the city tonight, should be nice and mild but breezy. 69 for the pirates, hopefully another win for the giants, low 60's i 10:00. the accurate forecast, mid and upper 90's inland, near 80 tomorrow bayside, and the heat continues monday, tuesday, wednesday. the coast stays comfortable and

it will say warmth of the end of the week. liz: a south bay content creator who calls himself the bay area bush man is bringing back a prank made popular by san francisco street performers. amanda del castillo has more on his plans to bring his show across the region. amanda: he sits atop an empty plantar watching, waiting, head to toe in shrubbery, cell phone set up, ready for a good scare. wanting to be identified only as the bay area bush man, this san jose native now has a blossoming social media folhe bush man jumt me. i was like, what the -- amanda: for some, it is a familiar prank with roots in san francisco. >> i never thought i would meet the famous bush man. that was amazing. >> what is interesting is he was inspired by the fisherman wharf bush man. amanda: a longtime street performer who years ago saw the

bush man. a must see attraction when he and his family went to san francisco. >> part of the experience, walking the board and seeing the bush man. i have taken the technique of using the bush leaves to scare people. >> a great experience. 10 out of amanda: inquiring 10. minds want to know who makes a perfect target. this is not him. amanda: he tells me there is an art to it. >> [indiscernible] amanda: the bush man is not going after every single person and has found success wearing -- success scaring couples and families. >> the parents love seeing the kids getting scared. i don't know about scaring kids i said but they love it the most. amanda: he is aware this type of content creating star of controversy. some critics calling him out for scaring strangers. >> we are just trying to be positive, have fun, see smiles. everything is not for everybody. everyone will not like it.

we keep it positive. amanda: the bay area bush man popping up friday night at san pedro square in downtown san jose. >> i have been in san francisco with the guy, the bush man. i expect that guy. i did not expect this guy. amanda: in san jose, amanda del castillo, abc7news. liz: next, the centennial celebration for the uss hornet. the special festivities planned for the 100 anniversary. meet leon the third... leon the second... and leon... the first of them all. three generations, who all bank differently with chase. leon's saving up for his first set of wheels... nice try. really? this leon's paying for his paint job on the spot... and this leon, as a chase private client, he's in the south of france, taking out cash with no atm fees. that's because this family of leons has chase. actually, it's león. ooh la la! one bank for now. for later. for life. chase. make more of what's yours. ♪ ♪

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liz: today in the east bay, the centennial celebration of the aircraft carrier. -- the uss hornet museum is hosting its centennial celebration of the aircraft carrier. you can visit the museum for free tours of the uss hornet. fighter jets will be flying over the museum at 12:30 today. alameda native daniel dwyer is giving a presentation during the main ceremony at 1:00. admission is free for active duty navy and u.s. marines.

100 years. while. lisa:lisa: i have been there. it is amazing. what a fun time. temperatures will be pleasant in the east bay, 77 oakland, 92 santa rosa, so the heat is returning to inland valleys with 90 in livermore, 84 san jose, 72 downtown. the accurate weather seven-day forecast today, not as hot day tomorrow, even warmer. look at monday and tuesday and wednesday, sizzling inland on the warm side around the bay, comfortable at the coast and then we will keep the wide range through the week, liz. liz: thank you. thank you for joining us on abc 7 news mornings. abc7news continues at 9:00 a.m. see you then. gma is next. have a great day.

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