on thursday. >> the good one. >> the day game. the night game, it's cold. >> that was a good game. >> a great game. we have 50s, 2100 feet deep. livermore all the way to the coast. at the coast it will continue to hug the coast. the fog will. don't expect a lot of sunshine with the breeze coming in today, only some upper 50s, sunny inland with 70s and low 80s. but no real 90s. you have to head up into clear lake or close to ukiah. discovery bay at 86. sun rise tough to see. sun set 8:03. probably won't see that in san francisco t. rest of the area 52. san francisco 77. san jose. more in a bit. >> now let's get caught up. vallejo police are searching for a killer. police are looking for 37-year-old alfonso mestis jr.

he is accused of killing nick stanley found dead in his truck next to highway 80. an autopsy revealed he was killed, shot to death. investigators say he may be with his girlfriend, 22-year-old jessica gonzalez, she is wanted for accessory in the murder. people in alameda count very to skip a dip in the pool because of new rules on drain covers. authorities say they had to temporarily close several public pools because they don't meet federal safety regulations. under new rules that went into effect july 1, pool and hot tub owners are required to install drain covers so people won't get trapped. the department of environmental health estimates 40% of the public pools in the county don't meet the new standards. residents of walnut creek apartment complex say they are getting some peace of mind after investigators arrested a man suspected of a string of sexual assaults. george kiriyama has the latest.

>> reporter: rick can smile once again. for weeks she says she felt like a prisoner in her own home. fearing for her life and her 6-month-old baby girl. >> we were contemplating moving because you know, we were scared to live here. it's sad. >> good afternoon. >> reporter: her fears have been replaced by relief. the investigators have arrested 22-year-old antonio mouton, a spoken they say is responsible for attacking three women. she feels she has her life back. >> it's going to be great. i'll be out like a light. i won freaked out. definitely nice to know that that's not of concern. >> reporter: deputies arrested the man on tuesday night. they had to wait a couple of days to match dna. some neighbors say they will continue to be alert. >> you never know what's going to happen. you can't trust everybody. you never know who is lurking out your door or outside for

that matter. >> reporter: brook says she's going to have something she hasn't had in weeks. peace of mind. >> not going to be constantly staring at my door and window worrying that you know, and even when i come home, having -- looking and closets and wondering if somebody's in there. >> reporter: george kiriyama, nbc bay area news. >> george says there are neighbors who say they are still upset with the complex management over lack security. they'd like to see them hire more guards. right now there are two guards per shift for a complex that has more than 2,000 people. police have released a new sketch in the case of a driver killed at the port of oakland. investigators say this man ended up in a minor accident with another truck driver the morning of june 24. the fight then escalated, the man shown in the sketch killed the other driver. 5'9", 180 pounds, and between 30 and 35 years old.

the attack happened on middle harbor road before maritime street. there is a $10,000 reward for information leading to arrest. firefighters north of calistoga worked putting out hot spots from a fire that started yesterday. the flames were reported around 5:00 p.m. off highway 29 near tubbs lane. only 10 to 12 acres burned but crews are worried that wind could help spark dry grass. five homes were threatened. highway 29 was shut down in both directions for over three hours. no one was hurt. a new warning about online security. "the new york times" says researchers are raising alarms about vulnerabilities in some of the secure corners, the banking, and e-commerce industry. these often use a third party to encrypt private information but with more and more third parties getting into the encryption business they worry they will eavesdrop and attack the

websites they work for. some say such attacks are possible in theory but they point out the system has worked more than a decade. a supply manager who works for apple is in federal court accused of taking kickbacks from six asian companies that supply iphone and ipod head sets. paul devine was named in a grand jury indictment along with a man in singapore. apple spokesman tells the "mercury news" apple is committed to the highest ethical standards in the way we do business. we have zero tolerance for dishonest behavior, inside or outside the company. you could call her the $100 million candidate. the "mercury news" reports meg whitman pumped another $13 million into her coffers that brings her total personal contribution to $104 million but she's not done. she will spend up to $150

million of her own money to win the governor's seat. the legal wrangling continues over the gay marriage ruling. attorney general jerry brown is making his opinion official. he filed documents urging the ninth circuit court of appeals to allow gay marriage to resume on wednesday as scheduled, the move a direct response to opponents who urge the court to stop the marriages until the court can hear an appeal. unless the ninth circuit weighs in or opponents take their appeal to the u.s. supreme court, at 5:01 p.m. next wednesday same-sex marriages will resume. this morning a new lockheed martin satellite lifted off. the so-called advanced ehs satellite is on the way to replace the mill star satellite. the new technology will make cell phone, tv and gps reception better and help with military communication. later in this broadcast our own

scott budman will give us an inside look at the satellite. just ahead, the first family took heat for a recent vacation in spain. will the gulf coast getaway be more work than play. tantrum on the tarmac. new video of that flight attendant's great escape.

china continues to struggle with severe weather. overnight heavy rain triggered a land slide that killed five people and trapped more than 500 others. surveys are still going on and china's official news agency suggested the death tolls may still rise. roads were partly restored in a region where more than 1100 were killed in a mudslide. for the survivors more than 10,000 of them have been forced

to live in tents, schools or find shelter with family and friends. this morningment ob and the first family are traveling to the gulf coast and spend the weekend on the beach. a quick end to the summer vacation. but there is no break for the crews working at the spill site as they try to find a permanent seal for the well. jay gray is in gibson, louisiana with the latest. >> reporter: after a round of tests on the floor of the gulf admiral thad allen says work isn't quite finished yet. >> we're trying to assess the options we have. >> reporter: engineers say the static kill worked so kel that the mud and cement likely went down into the reservoir below the floor of the gulf and up through the area between the pipe and casing called the anulyst. as much as a thousand barrels are trapped. there is concern it could force it out and into the gulf. this morning engineers are still looking for a fix. >> we could even put another

blow-out preventer on because we've sealed the well at this point. that would take a longer period of time so. we're walking through the risks and the time associated with that, we have weather out there. it's the same southwest circumstances we dealt with almost every step. >> reporter: louisiana governor wants to make sure they understand it's not the last step in the recovery. >> the progress they made with the well is good news for our state but this is a marathon, the fight is not over. >> reporter: many worry the fight to restore the marsh and the wetlands will continue for years to come. jay gray, nbc news, gibson, louisiana. >> the federal government is widing its investigation whether drug companies bribed doctors overseas to get them to prescribe their products. "the new york times" says at least a dozen device makers are being investigated. overseas many doctors are government employees and even paying them for a consultation could violate the foreign

corrupt practices act especially if the payments are unusually large or undisclosed. president obama has taken a stand on the proposed mosque near ground zero. he's in favor of it. a white house dinner celebrating the month of ramadan the president said muslims have the same right as anyone else to practice and display their religion. plans to build the mosque sparked national controversy compelling top republicans to speak out against it. this is the first time that the president has commented on the matter. if you haven't opted for overdraft protection with your bank you might be in trouble. by tomorrow banks will no longer automatically cover debit transactions that exceed account balances. it's part of a federal ruling to clamp down on overdraft fees. the court says the process was unfair and deceptive, taking millions in fees the judge ordered wells fargo to pay more

than $200 million back to customers. a slip of the tongue and a slide down the chute. this morning we have new video showing the actual exit of a jetblue flight attendant. a sign blocked some of the view but you can see the emergency side deploy and moments later someone use it. that flight attendant is said to have cursed at passengers over the intercom, grabbed two beers, releasing the slide, then using it. he has said he was reacting to rude and uncooperative. the airline has not found anyone to back up his story. >> a southern california teen who sailed around the world is facing misdemeanor charges this morning. police say the 18-year-old zach sund sunderland was arrested in the back of a home. three others were arrested. he maneuvered around the pirates

and becoming the youngest person to sail solo around the world. coming up on the bay area saturday, bling on the high seas. this $300 million yacht is cruising to the bay area. we'll tell you what it's about and show you some of the bells and whistles just ahead. a live look outside this morning at the outside lands festival in san francisco. 80,000 people are expected this weekend. today the strokes will take the stage.

welcome back to the broadcast. quarter past 7 is the time. looking out over san jose and cloudy skies. craig is here in a couple of minutes with your full forecast. one of the largest music festivals in the bay area is kicking off. last night george clinton rocked the stage at the san jose jazz

festival singing many hits. he loves coming to the bay area because fans here understand his music. >> a wide variety of music. alternative realities of all kinds. it's always been a free spirit artsy place. >> the festival serves as a money maker for the city. nbc bay area is a co-sponsor of the event and it's going on tomorrow as well. let's stick with the music theme, live to san francisco right now. the outside land music festival, the event starts at noon in golden gate park. more than 100,000 people showed up at last year's festival. of course everybody going wants to know what do i wear? >> as long as it's tie dye i

think you're safe. i think you need both of them. layers obviously are going to be good. >> i have tie-dyed sweats. >> you need them. you'll start off at the golden gate bridge there is a lot of fog, mist and drizzle and the roads are a little slick especially in the hills. along skyline boulevard. layers are the case. last year the festival was sunny. this year not the story. the next shot to oakland. a lot of cloud cover. and here as well. as we look out over the city of oakland, 7:118. as we move to the south end of the bay, san jose, lots of cloud cover as well. we are sitting at 60 degrees in san jose. that is the warmer spot. the rest of the bay area in the 50s. that fog bank, 2100 feet deep so a lot has blown over the hills. it's going to take time and get some sunshine going. this is 7:00 a.m. a lot of the fog hugging the

city, east bay and into the north end of the bay. by 9:00 a.m. we still got it in place, now moved down to the peninsula, sky line boulevard, plenty of it there. as we go through 12, we're getting clearing mainly close to the coast we have that fog with us most of the day. 3:00 p.m. as well. it's going to be a chilly daysh 50s along the coast. the satellite, a little spin right about here. this is helping to give us a thick fog bank during the evening and sends it our direction, really blows in as we go through the overnight and into the morning hours. this is going to be the story through tomorrow. don't expect sunshine at the beaches. san francisco, by the way, july, the coolest on record in san francisco. the rest of the bay area dealing with cooler conditions. we'll get cooling this afternoon along the coast. we'll manage a little bit of sunshine for the padres game and the giants today. and we'll get sunshine along south beach and along the park. 109 palm springs through the central valley in mid-90s. bakersfield an fresno.

they could be 105, 110 this time of year so they are about 10 degrees cooler than they can be this time of year. a lot of the cooler conditions are with us. 62 for a high. san francisco 80 in livermore, 73 sonoma, 77 san jose. temperatures are running mild. sunset 8:03. seven-day forecast, tomorrow only the low to mid 80s through monday. still cool at the coast. next week we continue to get the cold air so 70s and 80s. it's almost the end of summer and it doesn't feel like we had a summer. >> talking about it earlier, a love it or hate it summer. and not only depends, where you live in the bay area. a lot of people in san francisco unhappy. but in the south bay, east bay. thank you. >> now, if you have to ask you probably can't afford it. or if you did you might be cruising up to san francisco in this $300 million yacht. it belongs to a russian billionaire and he made his

money in banking and energy and this weekend he's spending a little exploring the coast from san diego to san francisco. the boat almost 400 feet long has more than 25,000 feet of living space. also tripped without a helipad, three swimming pools and complete with bomb proof glass. coming up on the bay area saturday, a featherweight athlete doing some heavy lifting in san francisco. a 97-pound woman taking on a 90,000 pound challenge. >> coming up in sports last night the padres reminding everyone why they are the best team in the national league. plus the a's in minnesota and a 23-year-old 49er retires. [ son ] i'm a good son. dependable. i call my mom every week.

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[ male announcer ] you ought to be rewarded for being dependable. the citi forward card gives you extra points for paying your bill on time and staying within your credit limit. [ woman ] nice tights. what's your story? the citi forward card can help you write it. today it's battle of the sexes in san francisco where a woman will try to take the men's world record for the most weight

dead lifted in one hour. she has broken records, this as look at her completing more than 5,000 squats in an hour. 12:30 this afternoon she will try to lift more than 90,000 pounds in just an hour, that's at a gym on jewel street. you can watch it live on the internet at livestream.com/tienainc. the giants had a chance to move into first place. that's not going to happen. >> good morning. the giants have already exercised many of their division demons since the all-star break as they started racking up the wins against nl west foes. that did not include san diego. the giants had one win against the team and none at home. that would change. he took the mound after predicting the giants were going to sweep the series. bottom line, the giants did

strike first. aubrey huff sent it down the left-field line. it's a double. giants take a 1-0 lead. top 6, the grounder to short. ryan ludwick slides around buster posey's tag. bottom 9, the last chance and heath bell gets it. game is over. padres win 3-2. the giants 3 1/2 games back. yesterday the giants pulled off a deal with the royals to bring jose guillen and his homers and 62 rbi to san francisco, but the outfielder brings along baggage, he never spent three full seasons with one team. and is said to have, shall we say, attitude problems. according to bruce, the giants got character references and aren't worried. he will join the team today and could play this afternoon. he is expected too play in right

field. as for the a's, yesterday opening a set against the twins in their first visit to new target field. 2-0 in this one, down just one. double to deep left that scores. we have ourselves a ball game. 2-2 at that point. the next inning the twins get it right back. the ball is going to bounce out of the park. this is a ground rule double. the a's outhit the twins 14-5. minnesota wins 4-3. shocking does not begin to describe it. thursday the niners were concerned whether glen coffee was okay when he didn't show up for practice. yesterday they found out why. the 23-year-old is retiring. the running back was about to begin his second season in the league but informed the team yesterday morning that he is done so. no reason has been given. according to reports coffee has not filed retirement papers with the league and not planning to

do so until monday, that meanings nothing is official leaving open the possibility he could change his mind though that might be a technicality. tiger woods trying to keep in the hunt in round 2 of the pga championship. fog a major problem led to delays. he was in the deep rough. this shot, it's for birdie. it's going to roll wide but close. he is even through six holes when play was suspended. your leader sinks the birdie on 13. he's the leader by one stroke though lots still have to play the rest of round two. that's your morning look at sports. >> much more ahead. coming up, hunger is year-round, food donations aren't. how two sisters use their summer vacation to give us a lesson in giving. >> lift-off.

carrying for the united states air force. >> and from silicon valley to space, the bay area technology to help u.s. troops.

hello again. thanks for hanging out with us this morning. it is 7:30 in the morning, it is saturday, and it is another kind of chilly start to a day in the bay area. thanks for joining us. i'm garvin thomas, he is craig herrera. he has the chilly details. >> you saw the cloud cover in oakland all over the bay area waking up to, taking a while to burn it off. in the 50s, not only the beaches. livermore, fairfield, over to san jose at the airport a 60 there but lots of cloud cover. the wind from the northwest at 7 to 10 miles per hour. looking at fairfield across the tri-valley we have gusty winds getting pulled into the central valley. we're running about the same as this time yesterday and that fog

is going to be with us most of this morning through the afternoon. some sunshine, bayside and inland. only 70s and 80s for afternoon highs. we'll enjoy the sunshine if you go to the giants game, a little bit of sunshine. a little breeze going on as well. but that's at 1:10. along the coast 50s and 60s. you'll need the layers again today. >> thank you. here are three words that strike fear in many kids -- school starts monday. it does at least in the san jose unified district. it's a safe bet no one has been busier getting ready than teachers and staff at trace elementary. on july 5 a fire destroyed more than a dozen classrooms and library. the next day the district promised to have everything ready to open on schedule and it looks like they will meet their goal. teachers have been readying classrooms and the community pitched in with thousands of dollars of supplies to help the school open in time. 20 portable classrooms have been

brought in to help t. fire was determined to have been arson. no one has been arrested for it. in one week two sisters will go back to school with quite the story to tell about what they did over their summer vacation. they worked hard to raise money for the second harvest food bank. as chris shows us, the kids had fun doing it. >> reporter: it was on a tour like this one about four months ago that a seed was planted in the mind of kaitlyn and emily. when the sisters saw the work in san jose they decided to get to work. >> my family is very lucky that we can afford healthy food so i thought we should help people who aren't as lucky. >> they did more than hand over the piggy banks. >> we collected the cans and bottles that we used already and we took them to the recycling place, then they gave us money. we decided any old clothes or

toys we didn't want we would sell. >> then she got creative and played her violin in front of a local store raising about $85 in about 90 minutes. this week the girls handed over a check for almost $800. this is just some of what a family in need would get from second harvest. the bank using bulk buying and donations are able to turn every $1 into two feels so by raising 788 dollars they were able to provide almost 1600 meals to families in need. >> i think that by seeing these kids stepping up at this time of year and making a difference can just be so inspiring to so many people. >> both my husband and i are incredibly proud of them. we couldn't be happier as parents. we feel very lucky that we ended up with such great kids. >> the girls will keep raising money, a lesson in charity for all of us. kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >> still ahead on the bay area

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if you're looking for something to do this saturday, and you're looking for a lot of company, you could do a lot worse than the outside lands art and music festival. in san francisco. not only a huge number of acts playing this weekend for saturday and sunday, but if you have been there you know it's also a great spot for food and wine so. some of the best restaurants and wineries take up residence for the weekend and some of the top bands around. so tight on cash and can't find a job? consider a game show a. new breed of shows moving away from zani personalities and bringing on regular people who need cash to pay bills.

these new contestants. >> reporter: during the turbulent times some people are doing more than watching tv game shows, they want to be on them. a potential pay day, perhaps, can replace a paycheck that's disappeared. we stepped inside the game show network studios too find out what's at stake. it's what every game show needs, enthusiastic audience. an energetic host. >> i love giving away money. >> reporter: contestants who come with big dreams. some are coming with graduate degrees. that is ken golden, a 32-year-old lawyer who lost his job. >> i didn't go to law school in order to get to the situation. it's a little nerve-racking. there is a lot of uncertainty with the legal field. there's not a lot of hiring going on. >> reporter: a win here on the top rated original program catch 21, will allow ken to pay the rent but will it cost the lawyer

his pride? >> only if i miss the question. >> reporter: probably written for his wife j.lo. todd is a proud member of the air force, the 30-year-old airman is playing today, too, but not for himself. >> i want to come on hoping to win the jackpot. my father's not doing too well. pretty much lost everything. i want to give the funds to him. >> reporter: money hungry winners are not hard to find. >> it's changed a lot. because of the economy, there are a lot more people that are willing to go on a game show. >> reporter: beverly has been a casting director. 90% of found by her. if she walks up to you what's the secret to getting in the door? >> i start talking to them or say do you know how to play black jack. if they are warm i go you know what i'm hosting a black jack game show. >> reporter: she spotted the owner of a business. ken makes candles and made bank when he won on catch 21.

>> it's a boost, a lift up. it's a way to be able to accomplish some of the things you have to struggle to accomplish. >> whatever ken golden accomplishes as a contestant cash won't replace the quest for a career. >> nice distraction looking for the job today. tomorrow right back to looking for a position. >> no matter how much you win? >> no matter how much i win. >> more advice for those thinking of hitting the circuit, watch the show you want to be on. in your addition, the more enthusiastic the better. when you push the buzzer be loud and proud even if it's wrong. hopefully the correct answer will come when you're a contestant and it counts. >> coming up on the bay area saturday, usually the only fins a surfer wants to work with are on his or her board, not ones circling around them. [ male announcer ] when meg whitman arrived at ebay,

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now we're talking earlier about the outside lands festival in san francisco. it's going on all day. if i want to go. if i want to put my tie dyed on and go. >> you should wear a couple of layers, maybe a back pack. especially by 12:00 a little sunshine but only in the mid-60s, really. >> okay. >> with all of the people maybe that will give you heat. we have a live shot, san francisco, the fog is still there. can't make out the top of the pyramid. we're going to continue with the fog most of today. we'll get a little bit of clearing but not a lot. the next shot over to oakland, cloud cover and haze, as we look out over sunol all of that is making it through the hills into the south end of the bay, plenty of cloud cover here. 7:42 now in the morning on your saturday morning. a great morning for a bike ride or run. we've got some 50s for most

locations and the fog has been right about 2100 fot deep. it gets really deep in the overnight. enough of a breeze to make it thick. well inland. some of the wind in the northwest. very gusty across fairfield and the delta. some of that cooler air is making it into the central valley. here is the fog by 9:00 a.m. notice there is a lot of fog especially in san francisco and a lot of the parks so you deal with cool conditions in the 60s. 3:00, a little sunshine, perfect for the giants game. that's getting ready to be with us again and drizzle through early tomorrow morning. a little spin, a little bit of very faint clouds there. that's helping to push the fog in. so that's not going to go anywhere today or tomorrow. by tomorrow we'll will manage temperatures up a little bit. highs 70s and a couple of 80s. 62 in san francisco. as we go through the rest of the week, only in the 70s and a

couple of 80s for most locations. expect a cool week. we'll warm up a couple of degrees but not a lot. into tuesday, wednesday, thursday and friday next week, continue with some 60s. take your pets out for a walk. this is bella and cooper. they had a birthday july 31. bella is the dark coat. they belong to katelynn. they are sister there is. they are holding their dogs. then zoe belongs to scott. ctnd your photos to craig.herrera. i love to do this so you can enjoy those pets. >> thank you very much. a southern california surfer may have spotted a shark tagged by workers. chuck was surfing when two white sharks showed up. researchers say a yellow green object on one of the sharks is

probably what's left of one of its electric tags. the shark circled paterson and fortunately moved on. more than 1.5 million have watched this on line. coming up on the bay area saturday, this morning technology is on the way to space. a sneak peek at the satellite and how it will make your cell phone service better.

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>> there you go. >> reporter: the way our soldiers communicate is about to get a lot better. >> we have ignition. >> reporter: thanks to a satellite made in silicon valley. >> it will support our troops worldwide. >> reporter: cell phone calls will be protected against detection and interception while sending messages five times faster than previous satellites. >> what that means to us is that our friends and family in harms way, our fighters who are near battle grounds, will be able to communicate without the threat of being jam ordinary intercept bid the enemy. >> reporter: the new satellite called advance ehf is made here by lockheed martin. it replaces the mill star satellite after nearly 15 years of service, service dedicated to the military that also made our cell phone, tv and gps reception better along the way.

it's technology so efficient it can do the job of five of the previous satellites. but there are more on the way, part of the long term relationship between the employees of lockheed martin and the american military. >> the time and the energy that so many people put into each of these satellites and knowing the benefit that it's providing is unspeakable. i can't tell you in words how grateful we are. >> scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> that satellite will likely help the military in the future but right now on the ground withdrawal deadlines are a key subject in afghanistan. general petraeus, a new man in charge of the war in that country, is talking about it on tomorrow's meet the press in his first interview since taking command. >> are you in lock step with the president-will still stick to a july 2011 deadline the begin

that transition? >> absolutely. he has been very clear on this, i think. i think there was great ert clarity even after the replacement and so forth. what the president very much wants from me and what we talked about in the oval office is the responsibility of a military commander on the ground to provide as best professional advice, leave the politics to him. >> the entire interview with general david petraeus will air tomorrow morning at 8:00 on "meet the press" here on nbc bay area. we'll be right back on the bay area saturday with our pet of the week. this is unlike any car you've ever seen before.

this is power with efficiency. this is an interior that exceeds even the promise of the exterior. this is the all-new jaguar xj. the stunning result of taking a very different road.

finally this morning special guests from the humane society silicon valley. lisa simmons is here. we often bring you cute animals. these are among the cutest you're going to find.

pets in need. sorry. all doing good work. >> yes, we are. >> briefly who do we got? >> this is an abell and ann, they are siblings from the same litter. she almost looks like a doxy mix. they are ready to go to forever homes. >> these are not tonl two. >> we have two more left, gordon and jeff. >> boy. i know they are siblings. they get along. >> they do. >> i love those ears. >> he'll grow into them. >> and the coats are so different. that's remarkable. >> she's slick and almost looks like a dachshund mix. >> so three more from the litter available. >> two more. >> two more available. lisa simmons, thank you very much for joining us.

and thank you all for making us part of your morning. we hope you join us again tonight.