court ruling tha the don't ask, don't tell policy is back, the latest court ruling that affects gay service members. hitting the streets to raise millions for aids research. how many people are expected to show up for tomorrow's big aids walk in san francisco. carmegedon, the $1 billion project that has so-cal drivers hitting the breaks. is it worth all the hype. >> i'm ann makove -- anne makovec. jim has the morning off.

i'm on my way in. highs around the mid-50s to lower 60s. tonight is expected to be cloudy with more fog and drizzle. sunday expected to be cloudy with fog and drizzle in the morning. we will look at the full forecast. 7-days coming up in the next few minutes. first, stopping our news this morning, the military's policy of don't ask, don't tell for the gay service members will continue for now. a federal appeals court in san francisco issued the order last night the justice department says ending the policy now would end the process of rolling it back. but in the court ruling they said the government cannot penalize anyone under don't ask, don't tell. pose -- people opposed about gay lessons to social studies classes hopes to pup the issue to a vote. they want a referendum on the ballot. the group has to collect nearly

half a million signatures. the law signed by governor brown will allow the first state toe teach about gays and lesbians in public schools. someone shot and killed a man in hayward, and the search is on at west dennisson road and keller avenue at 50th. inside of the car, they found a man who had been shot. a man died at the scene. a bicyclist ran into a woman. police believe he didn't follow the rules of the road yesterday, but robert lyle shows us hours after the crash, several bikes went through the red light at the same intersection. >> reporter: you're taught to look both ways, stay in the crosswalk, and never cross on a red, but on the embarkdaro, our

cameras captured bicyclist after bikist abandoning the ruling out of the road by running the red light. >> i do see these guys running quick. >> reporter: the speed, and running the red, they intersect in one place, disaster. >> she is being treated with life-threatening injuries. >> reporter: san francisco police are refer together 67- year-old woman believed to be a tourist run down as she crossed during the night of the morning rush hour. >> it appears at this point the bicyclist ran through the red light. >> reporter: police are investigating how much speed the man generated before plowing into the woman. witnesses heard her scream and then watched her horrified as shy felt head-first to the asphalt do you see the bicyclists runs the light? >> reporter: sometimes they do. >> reporter: one cab driver admitted that they run the red light, but then seconds later a

cab driver almost hit our camera man clearly in sight. others admit to running the red but claim only when -- >> it's clear i'm not in danger, and i'm going to go. >> reporter: was this toddler potentially in danger as the cyclist zipped past him. we recorded bike after bike weaving in and out like an obstacle course even though it's illegal to ride on the san francisco sidewalks. we asked the police what gives? >> they have to follow the rules of the road. >> reporter: if the elderly come succumbs to her head injuries he will be treated -- >> as if he were driving a motor vehicle. >> reporter: mening it could be gross negligent manslaughter or vehicular manslaughter. police were nowhere to be found as cyclists ran the red during the evening commute. robert lyle, cbs 5.

>> the police say they don't track the locations so they don't know it's a dangerous crossing, but it looks to be one. more bay area headlines this morning. east bay area residents with a rude awakening this morning. a 3.3 earthquake. the epicenter was 2 miles from berkeley. several viewers called or e- mailed us to tell us about it thinking it was bigger. storms back in march caused widespread damage including these scenes, but fema rejected the request for nearly $45 million in aid. volunteer in the east bay will continue to search for any sign of michelle lei. the missing nursing student was last seen in hayward on may 27

may 27th. watch out for furious hairy potter fan -- harry potter fans at one no theater where the screen went to black. hundreds of people were watching the show last night, and at the beginning a plot twist that was not in the book, the movie went black, and dozens stormed out of the theater, missing the final minutes. workers had to call police when the fans turned rowdy in the lobby. the so-called carmegedan is happening right now. even celebrities are tweeting about the closure. candice gibson looks at all the hype. >> reporter: one of the busiest freeways in the nation is shut down for the weekend.

10-mile stretch of 405 is closed until the morning rush hour. >> the contractor will know flout the weekend where it is and where it needs to be to conclude the operations by monday morning. >> reporter: a $1 billion project to widen the busy sections of the 405 linking west los angeles to the san fernando valley. the bridge at the center of the construction will be partially brought down this weekend. there's a lot of hype around the weekend. the phrase was coined because of the threat of gridlock. more than a quarter million drivers who use the section of 405 will have to find an alternate route. >> depending on the outcome of the weekend, we can either say we survived the carmedegon or we survived the hype.

>> reporter: people are taking it in stride. they have developed t-shirts and cashed in on cheap tickets to destinations. the threat of a traffic nightmare is serious. some doctors are camping out at hospitals, and fire and police staged equipment in communities to respond to emergencies quickly. candice gibson, los angeles. >> the latest reports out this morning from los angeles say traffic is running pretty smoothly around the area. looking like a lot of people in southern california decided to heed the warnings. airlines may soon be taxed for the extra fees they charge customers. it's been proposed airlines provide more details on the extra fees that have been charging us as a way to generate new sources of of revenue. hillary clinton is in

istanbul. not your ordinary day in court. a woman is caught on tape, oh, there he goes! >> yeah, trying to attack a judge in a kentucky courtroom. she was clearly upset over the 10-day jail sentence for contempt of court. 7:09 right now, and again we are talking about cooler weather day here in the bay area, taking a live look right now at the golden gate bridge, shrouded in fog, and it looks like it will fake a long time to burn off this morning. eventually we will see a warmup around here, but it will take a few days. a closer look at the 7-day forecast, coming up. the aids walk kicking off tomorrow. the ambitious goal from the san francisco aids foundation, next. growing up with harry polter. how the characters -- potter.

how the characters bring family the together. we will be right back. ,,,, >> a live look at downtown. a closer look at the forecast coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,

with fog and drizzle this a live look again around the bay area. we have to make it up above the clouds which are certainly all over the skies of the bay area this morning. it is going to be another cool morning. the bay area expected to be cloudy with fog and drizzle this morning. becoming partly cloudy, and the fog will take a really long time to burn off today. in fact, in some areas, it may not burn off at all. highs mid-50s to lower 60s, and tonight again cloudy, more fog, more drizzle. lows expected in the lower 50s. sunday, more of the same. cloudy weather, fog, and drizzle expected in the morning, and highs expected to be in the mid-50s to lower 60s. looking at the 7-day forecast there i mine obviously inland, warmer temperatures, and especially to midweek next

week. look at that, 89 by the time wednesday rolls around, but in the bay, it's going to take us a little longer to warm up here. 66, and that could even be ambitious when we see it tomorrow. in the coast, upper 50s, and even around 60 by the time we reach midweek. below normal temperatures all around the area. so we are looking for sunshine, and you're going to have to head pretty far inland this morning. the last harry potter film may cast a money-making spell at the box office. it's raised more than $43 million from the midnight shows on friday. common sense immediate y jim stiere explaining how the books and films brought families closer together. >> reporter: the harry booter

film opening this weekend marked the end of a j.k. rowling run and the end of the era like me whose parents have had kids growing up with the respectful-boy hero, harry potter. i can tell you it's founded families. you see him grow up and his kids grow up along with him. as harry potter grows up, so do his adventures. the subject matters of the box and the movies have gotten scarier, and the villains more evil, and the choices tougher. the last movie has a dark mood and a huge battle at hogg warts -- at hogwarts. some of the characters we have grown to love have died. it's important, very important to assess your child's ability to handle frights and perils to

see the movie. >> thousands of people will lace up their walking shoes for one of the biggest aids fopped raisers ever. it's in golden gate park. the ceo of the san francisco aids foundation is here with us. you have a big day tomorrow? >> will be a big day. >> how huge is the aids snack. >> we will have 20,000 people -- -- people are still joining us. >> reporter: how much does it cost? >> it's free to register. >> you're looking for people to give? if you show up, raise or donate, this is what you will get. >> people think i can't signed

up last minute because i need to get sponsors. >> no, you can still come. the numbers looking pretty much like last year. we would love a lot of folks to come out tomorrow to break the numbers. >> that would be a bonus. >> that would be great. >> you have a special focus this year? >> we are working on prevention. one of the important things for people to realize, even in san francisco, aids is not over. two new infections a day in the city of san francisco. our aids prevention efforts are important. we want to make sure we can fund the efforts for next year. funds raised by many, many walkser, and their friends, family, and neighbors allows us to continue the work we do. >> i see the signs around town, know your status. are they effective? >> they are. what is important is people realize they should know their status, and everyone needs to be tested. testing now is a big part of prevention, and we want over be test -- we want everybody to be tested, for people who are hiv

positive, we want them to get care. >> how long has this been going on? >> 25th anniversary. we have been dealing with hiv- aids for 30 years. it was 30 years a the -- years ago the first report from the cdc came out. there will be people tomorrow who have walked every single year a testament to their commitment of fighting the disease. >> certainly. >> a lot has changed when it comes to research, what are the big differences from now and 25 years ago? >> we are not in the crisis disease, but it's important to realize it's a disease and infection you don't want to get. we can prevent the transmission of hiv aids, and our goal is to radically reduce the number of new infections. those 2 a day we want to get it down to one a day or less by 2015. >> do you see there being a sense of -- as we do progress

and see more options for not necessarily a cure but ways to live your life, people are less scared about it? >> reporter: that's why this is so important, not only are we raising important funds, but we are raising awareness, especially with young people in san francisco, we have to reach the gay-bisexual maine men pop -- by sex -- bisexual men population to prevent the spread of aids. many big corporations in town will bring their employees and set up tents and serve breakfast. we have entertainment. what is really fund tomorrow, the "dancing with the stars" coming on. >> she's an icon. >> and then allen cumming and

then michael from ugg i will betty. >> you -- ugly betty. >> they will be speaking and talking to the crowd at opening ceremonies 9:45 tomorrow morning. >> you will see the screen information at 9:00. walk starting at 10:30. how long do you think it will last? >> the opening ceremony should be 9:30 to 10:00. the whole event should be over by 1:30 or 2:00. >> it's not a race? >> no, no, not at all. it's a fun time. it's a family-event and people will bring strollers and their kids, it's a community gathering event. coming up in the next half an hour, helping animals find good homes, but first in sports, an amazing hole in one at the british open. we will have that and the ballpark highlights coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,

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header against division rivals the a windshield wiper type morning around the bay area. 7:22. this morning, the a's are getting ready for the coliseum against the angels, and the giants looking to continue their efforts to sweep the padres a the petco park. >> good morning, everyone.

the giants placed path buehrle on -- pat buehrle on the disabled list and called up hector sanchez. lincecum pitched 115 pitches, for the second straight night, the fence was slowed. the giants beat the padres 6-1. there was bad news for the giants, pablo's hitting streak ended at 22 games, grounding out in his final at bat, finishing 0 for 2 with a sacrifice and two walks. welcoming dan haren back to oakland with one of the farthest homers you will ever see at the coliseum. into the second deck in left. the a's hang on to win it. tom watson always does something memorable at the british open. the hole in one at the 6th. two over on the tournament, but he made the cut, only 6 shots behind clark and glover. clark with the lengthy eagle put on the 7th.

he shoots his second straight 68, but it's still anyone's tournament to win. 31 players are within 4 shots of the lead. that's a look at sports. we will see you tonight at 5:30. music stars serenaded the astronauts of the mission, and we have seen wakeup calls from all stars, and now a voice joining the lineup. ♪ wonder world >> that's beyonce doing the honors for today's wakeup call saying they continue to inspire us and dare us to live our dreams. yesterday president obama called the crew. atlantis will be flying home on wednesday marking the end of the shuttle program. fashion lovers at g.q. think that the people of san francisco need to rethink their outfits. the city is number 20 on the

men's magazine's worst dressed list. 20 is not that bad, but the species suggesting that people here wear the color gray and earth-tones too often, and g.q. says there's too much fleece being worn here and asked people to lay off the r.e.i. clothing. number one worst dressed boston and then l.a. manhattan known as the fashion capital of the country is number five. looking like we beat some of those cities. i was discussing this with my hairdresser, and he said the problem is people have no style around here, and i said people are going for comfort. i'm always going for comfort, and he said comfort is for home, and fashion is for outside, and i said no, i think comfort is also for outside. little disagreement there, but when you're looking a the the weather we are having, obviously we are looking at layers, and i don't blame you for wearing frees on a day like

this. cloudy, gray, and foggy across much of the bay area it will take a long time for that to burn off. we will look at the your full forecast, 7 days, coming up here on cbs early edition weekend, plus, eye on the bay's a pastry chef on helping out on -- helping out liam and then liam's list with a sneak peek of the new harry potter film. we will be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

condition after being hit by a cyclist in san francisco. a woman in the hospital in critical condition after being hit by a cyclist in san francisco. >> i'm alexis christophers. gold glistening, and airlines may have to come clean with the fee the, -- the fees,s, and cheese, that's your big business. a judge seeking to allow cigarette sales by supermarket chains. it's just about 7:30 on july 16th. thank you for joining us this

morning. i'm anne makovec. jim bernard has the morning off, so as far as weather, you get me this morning. fog and drizzle. this is one of the clear areas. you're looking live over san jose. looking like a lot of the fog burning off by 11:00 this morning. could be the chance of sun later on in the day, but for the east bay and the san francisco area, it looks like we are going to be dealing with gray skies for much of the weekend. the full look at the weather forecast in a few minutes. in the meantime, topping the news this morning, the military's policy of don't ask, don't tell for gay service members members members will continue temporarily. the issue was ordered last night. the justice department filed a motion saying ending the policy now would preempt the process of rolling it back but the ruling says government cannot

penalize anyone under don't ask, don't tell. people appealing the legislation of putting gays in social study history is fighting the referendum that could be placed on the bill. it would be the first state to teach about the gays and lesbians in school. a man in hayward was shot and killed at west tennison road and police responded to shots of being fired at database station parking lot. inside of the car they found a man who had been shot, and he died at the scene. police say whoever shot him ran away and is still on the loose this morning. a woman is in the hospital after being hit by a bicyclist in san francisco with critical injuries. it was at on mission street

during the height of friday morning's rush hour. police are investigating how fast the cyclist was going before plowing into the woman. the woman who was hit is 67 years old, believed to be a tourist. >> she is currently being treated with life-threatening injuries, and it appears at this point that the bicyclist ran through the red light. >> witnesses say they heard the woman scream and then fall head first to the asphalt. police say if she does not survive, the cyclist could face charges of involuntary manslaughter or gross negligent manslaughter. nearly two dozen san jose firefighters are back on the job this weekend. yesterday the fire chief presented badges to 22 firefighters who were laid off last year. they say it is a relief to be back at work after a year off the job. >> i feel it's the greatest job in the world, and to have it taken away from me was really, really hard, and now that i have it back, everything is

good again. >> budget cuts of course forced san jose to lay off 49 firefighters last year. a $15 million fema grant helped the department pay for the rehires. saveway just lost a fight to sell cigarettes in san francisco. a federal judge dismissed the suit that argued grocery stores have a constitutional right to sell smokes. the city's ban on cigarette sale at drugstores originally excluded grocery stores that included pharmacies but now the law has been extended because it violated constitutional equal protection guarantees. the clock is ticking for congress. they have yet to reach an agreement to raise the debt ceiling. if they can't meet the deadline, it's the first time the lust default on the loans. we are expecting a new plan to

be unvailed this weekend. tomorrow, she's a free woman. that's when casey anthony will be released from jail. she was acquitted last week of murdering her daughter, but she was found guilty on four counts lying to police. rupert murdoch is apologizing. the chairman of news corporation signed a pull page -- full page apology that acknowledges serious wrong doing. government debt problems are having an effect on the money as explained in the money watch report. >> reporter: wall street is coming off the worst week in nearly a year. concerns about debt problems in the u.s. and europe are overshadowing the strong corporate reports. on friday the dow rose 42 points. the nasdaq moving up 27. gold at a record high of $1,590 an ounce.

investors are pouring money into safe haven investments like precious medals. the government wants to know more about the fees that the airlines are proposing. new rules would require them to report the fees they charge passengers and also require them to give more useful stats about lost or danged luggage and mishandled wheelchairs so passengers can make better decisions about what airline to fly. last year airlines made $5.5 billion from baggage knees and -- baggage fees and fees passengers paid. the growing love of cheese burgers in asia is pushing cheese exports up. stipments to china have doubled, resulting in a 50% jump in wholesale cheddar cheese prices. you go to cbsmoneywatch.com for more. a rude awakening in the

east bay this morning. 3.3 magnitude earthquake hitting just before 4:00 a.m. its epicenter was 2 miles from berkeley. here we got several calls and e- mails to tell us about it. some of our viewers thought it was bigger than the 3.2, reporting it was shaking their light fixture and sloshing their pool water. traffic is a way of life every day on the los angeles freeways, but this weekend we have been warning about it, it could be the worst it has ever seen, but it's not as bad as some people feared. the so-called argue get -- carmageddon has shut down the 405 freeway. it will be shut down until monday morning's rush hour. the project has been hyped for quite some time. i'm sure you have heard the term carmageddon. the mayor is asking everyone down there to come together. >> we can either say we

survived carmageddon or we survived the carmageddon hype. >> they are widening the lanes on the stretch of highway to improve the flow of traffic. they are also demolishing the aging bridge during the closure. we saw reports from there this morning, things are running smoothly. a lot of people decided to abandon their vehicles and stay off the roadways. a lot of people taking advantage of cheap flight deals in the meantime, and yeah, not as bad as it could have been, so we will continue to monitor that throughout the weekend, and in the meantime, it's a foggy, drizzly morning in the bay area. taking a live look right now at the golden gate bridge. you can see some due droplets there on the live camera, because that is the picture that you are seeing repeat itself around the bay area, and in fact, it's foggy all the way down to san jose this morning. looking like it will take

probably until about 11:00 for that to burn off. a closer look at your forecast and the 7-day coming up in full weather. a german elephant making a prediction on who will win the women's world cup tomorrow. apparently this animal has a good track record. we will look at it. without your wands, we will embark on one last trip in harry potter's magical universe. does the movie live up to the hype? my review coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,

look at the fog at ocean beach. you're looking live over san francisco. it is a cool morning around the bay area. the temperatures lower than average. we will have a look coming up. ,,,,,,,,

closed captioning is brought to you by: call police after the movie went to black. well watch out for furious harry potter fans in watsonville. the movie film went to black, and the police had to be called. the santa cruz sentinel is reporting that hundreds of people were watching it, and suddenly at the beginning of a plot twist that was not the

book, the movie went to back black, and dozen -- went to black, and dozens stormed out missing the final minutes. police had to be called but no arrests were made. mary -- harry potter may beat the weekend record set by the black knight. does it live up to the hype? i don't know. i have not seen it yet. we will also find out where liam is baking up a street in this edition of liam's list. >> reporter: talking movies for starters, and the most successful franchise in movie history comes to a brilliant and satisfying end with the release right now in harry potter death think hallows --

deathly hallows part 2. in this final film, or is it? we see our favorite movie trio go head-to-head with valdamort. harry is as much the star of this movie. a cast of britain's finest actors, and clever direction making this as fine and as dark a potter film as you will ever see. my friends, harry potter, the final film, i highly recommend it, and yes, the glasses, it's in 3d. you will get them in the theater. let's talk art now. laura kempton wants you to join her for an art reception this afternoon. her latest exhibition, flying solo is a stunning retrospective of her body of

park. it's inspired by burning man. take your time to walk through it. meet laura as well. she is just lovely. that is afternoon. 2:00 to 5:00 in san francisco. also this afternoon, please join me to countdown for s.s. chef. that's the big food event this august. but this afternoon a live cooking plaza in san francisco. there's me with charles fan last week, and william will be at my side 2:00 today. barkadaro ferry plaza. we will see you there. that's just about it my friends. all the info, and my interviews with the harry potter stars, daniel ratcliff, and emma watson. have a magical weekend. cheers. >> we will will have a -- we will have a magical weekend under fog and drizzle. the conditions will stay in place for awhile.

this is pointed towards the east bay, and you can see we are above the clouds, one of the few places you are actually seeing sunshine this morning, and looking at highs in oakland, today, near 62 degrees, moving over to livermore high at 75. that will take until 11:00 in the morning where a lot of the patchy fog and clouds will burn off this morning. a live look at the golden gate bridge. you see it shrouded in fog there, over the water. the high in san francisco this morning is at 61 degrees, and it's going to be very cool. move together south bay. you can see the live look over san jose. the high there will be warmer, near 78 degrees, and we could see sunshine around noon, early afternoon hours, but then the fog will move back in. there's the 7-day forecast. it's looking like we will stay below normal until tuesday night or wednesday, and that's when we are going to see more summer-like temperatures. certainly get used to the fog

and the clouds here for the rest of the weekend, and you know, the old advice around here, dress in layers. >> more green space than any other municipality in the country. whether you're playing sports, getting the kids outside or walking the dog, you an enemy. digging, tunneling, and detroy industrying -- and destroying the ground underyour feet but the city is fighting back. it sounds dramatic. >> i want to get him. if i can't get him, i will think about it. sometimes they will pop their head out, and you feel like they are teasing you like come on, come and get me! >> i'm sheila bradford a gardener at harting park golf course. for the last 2.5 years i have been catching a lot of gophers. >> reporter: from golden great to amazon park, she logged more than 5 years mowing lawns and pulling reeds for san francisco

recreation and parks, and then she found a her calling. >> i have a peta card. it's not like i enjoy killing the gofers, but i don't like them in the lawns because they do so much damage, having the mounds and just so many tripping hazards. >> reporter: she was working here, also plaza park, and her turf was overrun. a mine field of gopher holes. kids struggled to run across the grass, and one dog broke its leg. >> this is the gophernator trap. i ordered them on ebay, and i started trapping more. >> reporter: a lot more. larging a -- launching a gopher account for the record books. >> the total 1290. he's like my little going to battle mascot. >> reporter: now the war rages on at harding park.

>> god forbid the greens, and shovels. >> reporter: with simple tools. >> my trusty gopher probe. >> reporter: a little strategy. >> see right there where it gives easily, you know there's a tunnel. >> reporter: some cutting. >> let's see, i just put it down there, and that's the mechanic so the gopher doesn't bring it down. >> reporter: years of experience. >> i cover that so the dirt does not fall on the trap. >> reporter: and plain old hard work. >> okay. it's nice to be good at something, to find your forte, even though it's not the best thing in the world to be good at, but you know, it's nice when people acknowledge it. >> reporter: elizabeth cooke. team usa will face off against japan in tomorrow's world cup. how an elephant is predicting the next champion. an east bay group that

helps homeowners in oakland. we will be introducing you to a little guy who needs a home, next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

women's world cup tomorrow. this is nelly....and she figured out a german elephant predistricts that japan will beat team usa. this is nelly. she figured out the winner by pushing the ball into the flag with the japan flag. you can watch the finals tomorrow starting at 11:45. looks like she picked japan? she picked japan? we don't like her prediction! we will see how right she is. i think we may have stumped her this time. you will not find elephants tomorrow at the adopt-a-thon but you may find a four-legged animal. ingrid is joining us live now. >> good morning. >> good morning. this is your friend in. >> this is manny. he was found as a stray in east

oakland, and he's available for adoption, but more importantly he will be at the adopt-a-thon event tomorrow. it is happening tomorrow 10:00 to 3:00. >> you will have all sorts of animals up for adoption? >> 20 other rescues and shelters will be there. not only will there be cats and dogs but breed-specific rescues, and exotics and a snake and turtle. above and beyond adoptions, there's the oakland police with the k-9 unit there doing demonstrations and also vendors and the farmer's market at the same time. >> something for everybody. >> exactly! >> let's talk about that. you rescue all sorts of animals just mentioning the exotics. bunnies you have a lot of them because of the rescue you took part in. tell us about that. we had a news story on that a few days ago, and look at the rabbits that were rescued from a home in oakland. tell us about the conditions. >> the conditions were difficult. we received a call at the east

bay shelter from a neighbor and worked with the animal services to get them out of the home. oakland animal services who is a local partner of ourses and our executive directer took three of the bunnies home to give them a break from the really challenging conditions, and they are all really thriving and looking for new homes. >> we saw the pictures earlier, their legs were laid out. >> some of them may have develop mental conditions for being like that for a long period of time, but we are happy they are getting a second chance. >> will we see some of them? >> they will not be there, but a rescue group, save a bunny will be there along with 20 other groups. something for everyone. in addition to adoptable animals there will be education for people who have pets, my

cochipping onsight, and a lot of information for everybody. >> it's important to move the animals out as quickly as possible to make room for new. we saw the story of rabbits being mistreated in oakland, and there's stories like that all the time. the more you can move out of the shelter, the more you can make room for other guys in bad shape. >> reporter: there's more homeless animals than there are homes for them. we want to get them placed as quickly as we can. >> i want to talk more about the breed specific organizations that will be there tomorrow because a lot of people say i don't want to go to the shelter because i want specifically whatever type. if you want to adopt one, you to go to the breed specific rescues, and they work closely with you guys? >> absolutely. we will have pass tiffs, german sheppards -- mastiffs, german sheppards, and the specialized rescue groups as well. >> you can hear manny making

noises. someone is freaking him out behind the cameras, but he is adorable. sundays-- sounds like you have fallen in love with him. >> i have. he may be coming home with me. he's 3 months old, and he's a delightful puppy. jack london square. 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. all sorts of animals available for adoption. ingrid, thank you for being here, and manny, we wish you the best of luck. i think he will chill out eventually. >> that's a lot for an animal to handle around here, and for us to handle, let's be honest. thank you for being here. we will be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

"don't ask, don t tell" will continue temporarily. a welcome back. 3 minutes before 8. the last check on the top stories. don't ask, don't tell will continue temporarily. a federal appeals court issued the order last night, that after the government lawyers said ending the policy would

precept the orderly process of rolling it back. tomorrow she is walking out of jail. casey anthony filed an appeal for her misdemeanor conviction. she was acquitted last week of murdering her daughter, but she was found guilty on four counts of lying to police. thousands of people lacing up their walking shoes for one of the biggest aids fundraisers ever. the 25th annual aids walk in golden gate park will start at 10:30 tomorrow morning. time for a last look at weather. over the golden gate bridge, awfully cloudy, awfully foggy around much of the bay area this morning. it looks like it could be burning off noonish, and the temperatures below normal for the next few days, really, and we will not see a warmup until monday, maybe tuesday night, back to normal around wednesday. time for us to call it a morning. thank you for being here for the early weekend edition. we will be back tomorrow morning at 7:30 a.m. our next newscast coming up at

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