we were jogging. >> go to the park and jog. > goodbye everybody. dr. oz: michael. i love the lipstick. i love it. i want to prove that he has lost so much weight that two women can lift him up. please take it away. oh! > we did it. dr. oz: when we come back randy is keeping his weight down. along with the upcoming season of "american idol." you don't want to miss this. >> up next, what people take away from the randy jackson story to make themselveses help you. >> randy's secret to keeping the weight off. >> i never skip a meal, ever. >> plus the new season of "american idol." >> like a happy family. dr. oz: we're back with "american idol's" randy jackson. catching up. dance with the ladies. >> jimmy and michael were so funny. where did jimmy get those braces, dude? whoa! dr. oz: i love strahan's lipstick. >> dude, what's going on in here? you think they go out like that every night? dr. oz: i'm sure! ten years ago you had gastric bypass surgery. you lost over 100 pounds. >> yeah. dr. oz: i would love to understand what's your diet like now. what you said is absolu

a woman was jogging when she noticed a man was following her. she told police we she stopped hoping he would pass her by, he also stopped. as the woman continued her path beside the golf course, the man jumped on her trying to take her down. >> the victim did a great job of separating herself from the individual. she was pushing, screaming, making noise. she pushed him away. and the fact that two cyclists rolled up behind her i think scared the person off. >> reporter: the two cyclists helped the woman and rode off. the suspect was described as a 20-year-old man about 5'8." he was last seen wearing clear colored studied earrings, long blue shorts and a white t- shirt. later another woman told police a man matching that same description also followed her about an hour earlier. so apparently, this isn't the first time the suspect has done that. but police want to make sure it is the last. live in palo alto, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >> the women were not hurt. >>> two cal students were attacked in the berkeley hills over the weekend early sunday at a

a man jogged behind her and suddenly jumped on her back. she thought he was trying to tape her to the ground. he groped her sexually over her clothes. she was able to fight him off. those two cyclists rode up and the guy ran away. all very disturbing for joggers here. >> it is very scary to hear of something like that happening in a neighborhood like this. that seems pretty safe and a lot of people come to. scares us into not coming here and getting the exercise. it does. >> another woman told palo alto police she thought this very same guy followed her earlier sunday morning. the suspect kind of a vague description. he is described as hispanic or biracial, about 20 years old, 5'8" tall, 160 pounds. he was sporting black, buzzed hair, clean-shaven, blue shorts, a white tee and shoes and also had two clear studs in his ears. i did call palo alto police. i'm told they are working possibly on a sketch about you it hasn't been released yesterday. christie smith, "today in the bay." >>> thank you very much. we will check back with you at about 6

she was jogging along a trail at the baylands nature preserve sunday morning. the man attacked her from behind and groped her before she was able to break free. he ran off as two bicyclist as approached. >> police need your help finding a missing elderly woman with alzheimer's. the sheriff's office issued a silver alert. no one has seen her since 9:30 yesterday morning. she may be driving a white 2003 toyota camery. >> oakland police headquarters closed after a broken toilet floods parts of the building. first and second floors and employees still working as crews clean up the nose make repairs. >> voters choosing a new district two supervisor. they're deciding which of the candidates should replace george sherakowa junior. if no touchdown gets more than 50% of the vote a runnoff will take place june 30th. the city now owns more than 500 acres of prime real estate. the navy closed down that base in 1993 taking away 14,000 jobs. and agreed to pay for clean up and then turn it over for free. >> over 9,000 jobs here so there has been a lot of work we're glad we're

a woman was on a jog when she noticed a man jogging too close for comfort. she told police that when she stopped hoping he would pass her by, he also stopped. now, as the woman continued on her path beside the golf course, police say that's when the man jumped on to her trying to take her down. >> from what i understand, the victim did a great job of separating herself from the individual. she was pushing, screaming, making a lot of noise. she was actually able to push him away. and the fact that two cyclists rolled up behind her i think scared the person off even more. >> reporter: those two cyclists helped the woman and then rode off. the suspect was described as a 20-year-old man about 5'8", last seen wearing clear colored studded earrings, long blue shorts and a white t-shirt. a sketch of the suspect will be released this morning. later a woman told police she saw a man matching that same description about an hour before the attack and says that he also tried to follow her so apparently, this isn't the first time that suspect has done that. but police ar

she was jogging around 11:00 sunday morning. the woman was able to fight back. >> it's really scary to hear of something like that happening in the neighborhood like this. but it seems pretty safe and a lot of people come to it. it scares us into not coming here and getting exercise. and it's sad. >> now, police are asking if you saw anything, or know anything, you should give them a call. >> a well-known politician will be sentenced this friday. before that, voters will pick his replacement tomorrow. . election day is tomorrow for san jose's district two. >>> the top two will face off in our run-off election next month. >> you might call it the light show let down. why the light show isn't living up to the artist's dream. >> also, calling for reenforcement. what a bay area lawmakers wants to bring san jose to fight crime. >> also, a mother's heartbreak over her daughter's death and hold up a life-saving device could have prevented it. >>> it's a tactic used in other bay area cities. assembly woman norah campos made the suggesti

you can't jog carrying a cigarette. and-- >> but you jog with the-- >> yeah, i jog with the snus in. >> and at the gym, he snuses while he's working out. >> and i feel really good and healthy and in shape. >> later at school, he lights up before class and snuses during class. at night, there's more snusing when he's out with friends at a bar. and unbeknownst to me, he was snusing throughout our interview at a smoke-free restaurant. all told, he uses about ten pouches of snus and 20 cigarettes a day. you're what they call in the business a dual user. >> okay. >> you smoke and you snus at the same time. >> or both. sometimes i have the snus in and i'll smoke. >> no. now, why would you do that? >> you seem disappointed in me. >> i am because i think you're doubling the harm. >> but i don't understand snus to be that bad for you. >> you have a feeling it's not harmful? >> i've done as much as read the wikipedia on snus. what little i know is, it's better for you than smoking by quite a bit. >> dr. karl fagerstrom agrees tha

get up earlfor that jog. san jose tonight, down to 54 degrees. mill valley, fog tomorrow morning, afternoon sunshine, chilly. a little milder and sunny. the real heat will build back in. lots of cloud cover that moved offshore, pushed away from us, it will be moving back in overnight. even inland the spots. we will get the afternoon sunshine, but temperatures will be kept down by the on shore flow. giving us that westerly component of the wind. temperatures close to normal. then pressure builds up where it was last saturday, but comparing the two, this high pressure dome will be stronger and we'll see triple digit temperatures r if the first time this year. 100 degrees is possible. so tonight it will be cloudy. start the day off cloudy, next couple days will be near or below normal temperature wise. we begin to heat things up. this weekend, likely hotter than last weekend. san jose tomorrow, 75 degrees. sunny vail 73. fremont 70. 80 for pittsburgh. danville, a high of 79. only 60 in sosoleedo. look what happens friday and saturday. 100 degrees aw

she was jogging along the palo alto bayland as nature preserve at 11:00 on sunday morning. a man started to follow her and suddenly, he jumped on her back and then groped her. the woman did fight back. that suspect eventually took off when a couple of bicyclists approached. the woman, we are happy to report, was not hurt. police think that man followed another woman about 45 minutes earlier but did not attack her. they are right now looking for anybody who may have seen the man in that area. >>> 4:35. the first witness will take the stand in the trial of two men accused of gang raping a high school girl four years ago. prior to testimony, opening statements will be made in the case of 22-year-old jose montano and 20-year-old marcelles peter, taking part in a dual trial. they have separate juries. testimony will be given once so the victim doesn't have to relive her nightmare more than once. opening statements were made in peters case yesterday. his attorney argued that his dna was likely mixed into the evidence pool because of windy weather. >> a major mistake in the classr

stay with us. 7 n >> warning tonight after out remain us sexual attack on woman jogging on a popular bay area trail. good evening. >> that attack happened on the trail at the bay land nature pre-serve in palo alto. lillian is there live tonight with the latest for us. lillian? >> this is the beginning of the trail and incorporating to poll at police the woman was attacked about half million from here. they say it became very clear during her run that someone was following her. >> she stopped total of three times and the same subject was continuing to follow her. >> detectives sergeant brian phillips says the 30 something-year-old woman jogging 10:30 sunday morning when man following her suddenly attacked her from behind and groped her. >> she was able to fortunately fight him off. 2 cyclist came by to her aid as well and culmination of all that scared the person away e-palo alto police say this was actually the second of 2 incidents that day at the bay land nature preserve. they believe the same man followed another woman 45 minutes earlier but stopped short of physically attacking h

. >> warning tonight after out remain us sexualttack on woman jogging on a popular bay area trail. good evening. >> that attack happened on the trail at the bay land nature pre-serve in palo alto. lillian is there live tonight with the latest for us. lillian? >> this is the beginning of the trail and incorporating to poll at police the woman was attacked about half million from here. they say it became very clear during her run that someone was following her. >> she stopped total of three times and the same subject was continuing to follow her. >> detectives sergeant brian phillips says the 30 something-year-old woman jogging 10:30 sunday morning when man following her suddenly attacked her from behind and groped her. >> she was able to fortunately fight him off. 2 cyclist came by to her aid as well and culmination of all that scared the person away e-palo alto police say this was actually the second of 2 incidents that day at the bay land nature preserve. they believe the same man followed another woman 45 minutes earlier but stopped short of physically attacking her. man believed

. >> warning tonight after out remain us sexual attack on woman jogging on a popular bay area trail. good evening. >> that attack happened on the trail at the bay land nature pre-serve in palo alto. lillian is there live tonight with the latest for us. lillian? >> this is the beginning of the trail and incorporating to poll at police the woman was attacked about half million from here. they say it became very clear during her run that someone was following her. >> she stopped total of three times and the same subject was continuing to follow her. >> detectives sergeant brian phillips says the 30 something-year-old woman jogging 10:30 sunday morning when man following her suddenly attacked her from behind and groped her. >> she was able to fortunately fight him off. 2 cyclist came by to her aid as well and culmination of all that scared the person away e-palo alto police say this was actually the second of 2 incidents that day at the bay land nature preserve. they believe the same man followed another woman 45 minutes earlier but stopped short of physically attacking her. man believed

they were both jogging. he says she was near the palo alto golf course. this guy suddenly jumps on her back. he thinks she was trying to take her down to the ground. he groped her sexually. she was able to push her away. that's when the two bicyclists approached. they stopped to help the woman. joggers tell us that they are not going to stay away. they will be more careful. >> i think i'll keep my eye open more and keep more attention, have the music down a lot more. you know, there are a lot of people out there. i'll just be more aware of my surroundings. it is not going to stop me from going out there. >> reporter: the victim, a woman in her 30s, was certainly shaken up. she wasn't injured. police were able to interview another woman who says a man followed her that same morning a little bit earlier after leaving a bathroom of a nearby athletic club. only a vague description of the attacker, hispanic or biracial, about 20 years old, 5'8", 160 pounds, buzzed dark hair with clean shaven face and clear studs in both ears. police want to speak with those cy

johnny ask when i do the red eyes a lot of your goat to have those jogging art stations open after 10 but that will mean more jobs. and i will say that this $4.1.10 year capital plan is yet again another strong strong demonstration of our airports thinking ahead. it's an airport that's on water so it continually has to update itself and deal with seawall rise sea level rise. it has to build new facilities. the airport runways have to be invested in and the buildings themselves whether we get a new control tower oreo do the old terminal it looks like all terminals feel the same way. john did a fabulous job in making sure our labor forces throughout the area feel directly involved. it's a humanely economical engine you'll say that billion dollars and the new buildings but the $14. billion will have a large number of the construction jobs and the engineering designing jobs as well as the concession vendors that reflect the diversity of our airport. i like coming to the airport when i'm traveling more and more those days and others for the america's cup and the data breakers and all the d

police say she was jogging along a trail around 11:00 sunday morning. the man takd her from behind and groped her. >> a homeowner is looking for a place to stay after an suv plowed into his house. it happened before 5:30 this this morning. officials say the driver had trouble with a steep road. the homeowner wants to stay someplace else until repairs are finished. >> san jose acting police chief appears to be saying no thanks by efforts to nora campos to bring in the patrol to help reduce violence in the city. last week san jose had five homicides. the camposes' worry that could signal another summer. police say the 40 extra officers are getting the job done. >> these are skilled officers. so the level of expert ease, their knowledge, what streets to drive down. difficult to quantify the added help they're giving to patrols. >> the mayor says the new decision on outside help is an operational one that rests with the police chief. >> an unples pres dented hearing today on capitol hill. >> i cannot overstate by diszbuft disappointment over continued repor

she was jogging in palo alto at a nature preserve. the man attacked her from behind at the palo alto golf course. she broke free and the suspect ran off. >> today, a united airline baggage handler at sfo will enter a plea on charges he stole valuable from passengers' luggage. the 45 year oh ---year-old was caught in a police sting after this were over 50 complaints. police set up a sting operation conducted targeting t.s.a. screeners attaching g.p.s. tracking devices to iphones and tablets. >> major league baseball will decide whether to suspend top players including oakland a's pitcher related to performance-enhancing drugs. indicate katie is in the newsroom with more. we talking big names. >> 20 players and possibly 30 players. the espn investigative show reports the owner of a miami clinic now closed will meet with baseball officials this friday and name names. that include oakland a's pitcher suspended last year for using a banned substance. former giants outfielder cabrera who testified positive last year. the blue jays were at a

now it is pretty baron and that's where police are telling especially women to jog with somebody. the attack happened along the palo alto nature preserve. a woman jogging told police she was on the loop and a man was following her and kept getting closer to her. the man jumped on her back tried to take her down and she managed to stay on her feet and the man globed her but -- groped her but she got way. they are alerting park rangers. >> based on what the victim has told police it seems very outrageous and we have not seen anything like that in this area this year. >> officers say they saw the man coming out of the area that same morning and she says a man followed her on the trail as well. he is described as a black bi- racial man, 5-foot 8 inches tall, has black buzzed hair and is clean shaven. if you have any information you are asked to call police. and they also want to talk about some helpful information and coming up, we will tell you if police think there is any information compared to the string of gropings we had. live in palo alto, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> and i

it's not that great for walking, but it's very good for running and jogging. >> so this is still yourhis is where you had a birth deformity? >> yes. >> how old were you when you got amputated? >> i was 11 months old. i visited pristorius' grandmother. she spoke in her native tongue. >> his first pair of prosthetics came when he was only 13 months old. >> it wasn't always an ease se childhood. he often felt vulnerable. he told me about a frightening night at boarding school. >> we had steel bed frames and steel locker. and the guys hid my legs and they told me that the house was on fire. and i don't often leave my legs next to my bed. and i turned up and i couldn't find them. you know, i thought, like, the whole house was bearing down. >> despite his vulnerability, his parents raised him to take on his life at full speed. >> i got sick of it after a while. this is so much fun already. >> so you've always been a speed freak? >> yeah, i think so. >> it seems you're parents were amazed with you. >> yeah, my parents would try anything. they never said because i have a disabltty or that i d

early in the morning people before they go to work will walk their dogs or go on a jog themselves with their dogs. joggers love the park, there's 7 miles of hiking trails and there's off trail paths that hikers can take. all the recreational areas are heavily used on weekends. we have the group picnic area which should accommodate 200 people, tennis courts are full. it also has 3 playground areas. the ampitheater was built in 1972. it was the home of the first blues festival. given the fact that jerry garcia used to play in this park, he was from this neighborhood, everybody knows his reputation. we thought what a great thing it would be to have an ampitheater named after jerry garcia. that is a name that has panache. it brings people from all over the bay area to the ampitheater. the calls that come in, we'd like to do a concert at the jerry garcia ampitheater and we do everything we can to accommodate them and help them because it gets people into the park. people like a lot of color and that's what they call a park. other people don't. you have to try to reconcile all those differen

. >> palo alto police released sketch of a man who attacked a woman jogging on sunday. she scaibs her attacker as about 20 years old. 5 feet 8 inches tall weighing 160 pounds. black hair and was clean shaven with clear studded earring in both ears as you see depicted hear. she was jogging on a trail at the palo alto bay nature preserve before 11:00 o'clock sunday morning. the man attacked her from behind. palo alto golf occurs. she was able to break free. he ran off as 2 bicyclist approached. >> nationwide hepatitis outbreak is once again expan expanding in the bay area. there is a new case out of santa clara county today tied to tainted berry and pharmacist who ate those berry and work at the target in alameda county. may also put customers there at risk. the story tonight from 7 news carolyn tyler. >> target says the potential health risk involves the pharmacy location ins hayward and if san leandro on east 14. employee had a confirmed case of hepatitis a hop listed and released. the company is asking anyone who purchased prescription between may 5th and may 26 to med

>> we expect a sketch today of the man who police say attack add woman while jogging. police say it happened on sunday morning half a mile from where we are standing at the athleticst on the nature preserve trail in palo alto. a woman in her 30's said she first noticed the man following her for about three miles before attacking her from behind and next to the palo alto golf course and started to grope her. he was able to -- she was able to fight him off and two bicyclists came by and that scared the person away. >> palo alto miss say this was one of two incidents at nature preserve on sunday. they believe the same man followed another woman 45 minutes earlier but stopped short of attacker -- attacking her. he has black buzzed hair and wearing clear-colored studded earrings in both ears with possible tattoos on both arms and politician are increasing patrols. they do not think this is related to any other sexual assaults here in palo alto. >> 5:04. a veteran off duty san francisco police officer who is african-american claims he was roughed up by three white officers d

mario with district 11 resident and i see him on the street, i see him in the park jogging, running to the park. he's a big use are of maclaren park as well. i'm excited about the future that you have and you are going great places to help our communities move forward in this city. you just graduated in the community college and i expect to see you struggle and it's a great honor to be able to provide you our commendation here by the board of supervisors. >> good afternoon everyone. first of all thank you supervisor avalos for the recognition and thank you to the board for this recognition and recognizing api's in the community. there is so much to say, but what i will say is because i'm being highlighted as an artist. many years ago i used to just make music and i was really inspired by groups like public enemy and people that were really critical of things and i felt what i was saying. when i came to california in the bay area specifically when i saw people taking actions to address these problems and address these contradictions. ways in expiring. at some point i decided i needed to

. >> when you're walking to the bus stop or catching a cab or out for a jog. >> reporter: the noise settles down as darkness falls. it's a quiet night sleep for everyone around here. the insects appear once every 17 years and their life cycle is as weird as their appearance. the summer symphony is almost over. we will see you again in 2030. >> as long as they don't bite and don't harm you, i'm not phased by them. >> reporter: i'm erica grow, wusa-9. >> all right. how is storm andrea shaping up. >> you're in two places at once. you're 310 miles secretary west of tampa. your winds are 40 miles per hour. >> okay. building steam. >> okay. you're drifting north at 3. you don't have a lot of direction right now. but you are drifting a little bit north. the first named storm of the season, we're going to start with that. winds at 40 miles per hour. that is a minimal strength tropical storm. there are warnings out for the west coast of florida. we will put this into motion. where is it going to go? it takes it right along the coast right up along the atlantic maritime. it's going to go close to oce

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resumed jogging. asap, the nationals often sleep as of late. yesterday after their loss, the clubhouse was rather quiet. you can cut the frustration with a knife. stranded seven men on base, and dropped below .500. despite all that. the team hasn't given up. >> tough. go from the year we had last year and everything seems to fall in place. doesn't seem to work this way, but we have a long way to go. i have a lot of faith and i know how hard every single guy in this clubhouse works and we're going to figure it out. when we do, it will be fun. >> tonight, they will face the phillies and a former exteammate, john lannan. >> let's go. >> they need it. >> all right, folks, this is a question the country has been trying to answer for years. how do we fix the gap in pay between men and women? last night during the miss u.s.a. pageant, miss utah had some ideas. >> how we are continuing to try to strive to figure out how to create jobs right now. that is the biggest problem, and i think, especially the men, are seen as the lead res of this. we need to f

they report the npa guerillas opened fire on trainees as they jogged in the northern mountain town on friday. a national spokesperson said strikes against unarmed targets were typical of the guerillas. the npa is believed to have at least 4,000 active fighters. police estimate that 44 years of violence claimed at least 30,000 lives. attacks this year alone killed dozens of people. filipino leaders suspended peace talks on april after rebels rejected an immediate ceasefire. the move is a government target by the year 2016. that will wrap up the bulletin. >> worries about a credit central bank chief said they will pump enough liquidity to keep them stable. >> we will take various steps to adjust market liquidity in a comprehensive way and appropriate times to maintain market stability. >> governor of the people's bank of china spoke at a forum on friday. chinese markets have been volatile. short-term interest rates touched off fears that higher rates could force financial institutions to run short of funds. he said monetary authorities will continue to monitor financial institutions and

an example, harper has hap been given the go ahead to resume strength training andtran begin the joggingon the recovery left knee. meanwhile the nats visit phillyl squaring off against former nats pitcher. a chance to rest his bruised right foot.right atop of hisses foot against the indians. something he has done three done times. he says something is wrong withh his swing. the good news is he is expected to be back in the lineup tomorrow. last night the game five of the nba finals, the definition of the spurs, and making its firsts start of the season and made the most of it, just ask the heat, e the first shot of the game. gam. he played 33 minutes, delivering on the arsenal of floaters andad finished with a season had i 24 points and a 114, 104 win.win. he is not the only reason, butr one of the big reasons for the nba fines. >> we all knew how important the game was, we needed a win, we couldn't do go to miami. we needed to win both games, great opportunity to one win away.ay. >> he has confidence in himself that he should just continue too compete. that is what his old career and to

. >> it swells up and it's like jogging in the pool. we're concerned. >> the redskins robert griffin the third knows about visits to dr. andrews. he is proceeding cautiously during otas. they finished up the last workouts today. rg3 is getting around type, taking laps while teammates train. he had surgery in february and is still weeks away from explosive sprinting, planting and cutting. don't worry. he says that he will be ready for july's training camp. >> one is it's mind-set. two, it's just how i felt and how it has progressed over the last three weeks. i've had a lot of progress and i feel a lot better. so if you think -- training camp is a month, month and a half away, two months, i feel good about that. >> it's seven weeks away, by the way. >>> your super bowl champion ravens were finishing up otas as well, preparing foreman dalai lama torey mini camp that begins next week. tomorrow they're getting their super bowl rings. they are remembering yesterday's visit. >> i appreciate the hospitality of president obama and the white hous

there is the all important jogs data due out as well. back to you. >> thanks if are that. from the tokyo stock exchange where they are up 1.2%. here are other asian markets open at this hour. # >>> aid workers in the north indian state are calling if for emergency splice of clean food and water. more than 2,000 people remain stranded from floods and landslides caused by heavy monsoon rains. about 600 people are confirmed dead after more than days of floods in the mountainous state. india's home minster said the final death toll may be more than 1,000. they are surreying to reach stranded people. they rescued 1,500 so far, but another 2,5 human human are waiting to be evacuated. they are warning about risks from poor sanitation. >> it is important for them to have safe water. if they don't, they are going to have food bourne diseases or jaundice or other diseases. >> many isolated areas have been cutoff by landslides and accessible only by air marking it hard to reach survivors. they are the worst since at least 2008 when around 500 people were killed. a ship carrying nucle

if you jog or walk the dog, do that in the morning or evening. in the afternoon hours it will be so unbearable. at the coast, temperatures aren't going to be too warm, at least not dangerously warm. that's the good news in all of this activity. very large area of high pressure under control. this is a little bit farther south and inland. typically warm for the desert southwest. palm springs, 118. las vegas, 114. phoenix, 115. all of this hot hair is headed our way in the next 24 hours. not going to cool off. temperatures in the 60s and 70s. even at the coast, half moon bay, 66. san francisco, 77 at 7:00 a.m. livermoor, temperatures to start the day 78 degrees. your beach report, 80 in pacifica. half moon, 83 degrees. water temperature around 52 degrees. our warmest beach tomorrow by far santa cruz, 88 degrees. winds south 5 to 15. water temperature a little warmer at 54. everywhere else tomorrow, very hot. 82, san francisco. if you're headed for the parade remember the sunscreen. 100, redwood city. 107 in livermoore. temperatures will be the warm

. >> after delta flight took off from jog passengers got a scare when the cabin started to fill with what they thought was smoke. >> it looks scary. >> the plane was shaking and hit turbulence and a passenger took this picture but the smoke turned out to be fog. >> it was created when the 90-degree weather in new york was mixed with cool air from the air conditioning. mike, what do you think of that? the fog wasn't dangerous but the pilot gave everyone on the flight free alcohol. not the kids. the grownups. >> so they have to lose cabin pressure for the air masses, for me. >> does it make sense? >> no. no. it doesn't. >> that is their explanation. >> we had fog this morning. >> outside you and see what is going on, one finger pulling across the golden gate bridge from fog left at the coast but the big story is the heat that is on the way and i will tell you where to go to escape it. >> plus, are you craving carbs? you could be addicted to them. >> looking fashionable at any size. top des >> covering santa rosa, berkeley, san jose, and all bay area, this is abc7 news. >> the addiction

a fantastic evening for a walk or a jog. so going downhill now. clouds tonight, but dry. a few showers tomorrow, but do not change your plans. and then a yellow alert day on friday. looking at rain, showers and maybe a thunderstorm. tonight, partly to mostly cloudy. 56 to 64 downtown. so we're okay tomorrow. friday, yellow alert day with rain and storms. 78. both commutes could be affected with rain and showers. nice on saturday. an isolated afternoon thunderstorm and that's it. next seven days, sunday the same deal. mid-80s isolated storms. now we're in the low 90s. sunshine on wednesday. temperatures back in the mid- 80s. >> the nationals struggle came to a head yesterday. they shipped off two of their pitchers and sent an infielder to the disabled list and tried to call up reinforcement. kristen breaks down the changes in the inside pitch. >> holden, the guys are back home. what a crazy week this is turning out to be. lots of changes in the lineup. do you think the changes are big enough to get the team on the right track? >> there's a lot of guys you go in the locker

loren says if dad likes to jog, that's not on my list.g at the south bay where traffic flows nicely. we do it when we need to, when we're being chased. 280 and 101 look nice. this is 545, we expect to see no major slowing. traffic should show a little heavier traffic flow. we're not seeing that even through the construction zone south 880 where the crews looked like they cleared the area. this might be a lighter flow. talking about south bay going through graduations over the last week or so. that will be the case for the east bay schools over the next week. a lighter flow as well here. this is 580 which has storted things out through livermore. speeds steadily into the 40s. 35 for the most part as you're approaching basco road. the burst of traffic has smoothed itself out. also a little lighter than we typically see. now, as we head over toward the maze and the bay bridge, a smooth drive as well. the eastshore freeway not a problem. approaching 24 and 580, smooth drive as well. we have seen a backup here, this is pretty typical on a traf

look at this, a guy out for a jog with his boxer geo, and geo spots something on the trail up ahead.squatch? >> no, that is a black bear, and geo is approaching and he is not happy. you can see the owner is trying to scream at the dog to stop and come back. >> geo, geo, come here. >> you can see how close geo is to the black bear. a good guard dog, you have to say protecting the owner the entire video, because geo is between the bear and the owner, but now the bear is taking a lunge atgeo. watch this. what you don't see, there are two bear cubs. >> mama bear. >> up in the tree. >> come here. come here. come here. holy [ bleep ], there are two cubs up there, too. >> and they are on a dead end. so they can't go this way. they have to go this way past the bear again. >> right. >> so they start walking past the bear, and you can see the bear keeping a close eye at this guy and geo, and peeking at him, like, you want to die? and then look at this, geo getting one last look at the bear, and that is when the bear makes another move. >> oh. >> come on, geo, geo, come, come, come. come, come,

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. >> palo alto police are stepping up patrols along a jogging trail after a woman was attacked.the police have released a sketch of the suspect. he's in his 20 wearing clear studs in his ears. he may have tattoos on his arms. the attack happened late sunday morning al the baylands nature preserve. this is near the palo alto golf course. he had been following the victim for a while before finally running up and groping her. she fought back an the man ran off. others who use the trail said the attack is especially disturbing because they've always felt safe there. >> i am very surprised because this area is used by walkers, joggers, myself and cyclists, like we start our cycling routine here. >> reporter: police want to speak with those by sick lists because they have witnesses. people exercises in the area should go with a friend. >>> a follow-up on some breaks news we brought you last night at is 1:00. two teenagers accused of kill two other san jose teens will make their first appearance in court tomorrow. here's a look at one of them. a 19-year-old. but the 17-year-old's name

. >>> police are serging for a man who attacked and grouped a woman while he was jogging on sunday morning baylands area. he saw her for a while and jumped on her back and grouped her. the woman fought back and the attacker left after two buy sick lists show up. if you have any information on the crime you're asking to call the pll police. >>> reporter es and a lot of over people were ready for the ruling in the case of california's same-sex marriage. today was the first day for the high court to release its decision on prop 8. decisions are issued every monday through the end of june with the court traditionally saving the most controversial rulings until the end of the month. the court ruled on dna by police in a 5-4 ruling. the police can take the dna from a people that arrest, a dna cheek swap is similar to other booking procedureses. today's ruling permits the fest test for people who later may be found not guilty. the critics are slamming the ruling saying it's an attack on the fourth amendment against unreasonable search an see sure. >> one of california's longest officials is retir

so as we wake up tomorrow morning, if you want to go for a morning jog, be prepared. mid 80s by 8:00 in the morning. by lunchtime, you can see that getting close to 100 degrees inland. top temperatures tomorrow, probably around 3:00, 4:00 in the afternoon. close to a hundred in san jose. now, everything east of 680 going above 100 degrees tomorrow, 105, some of the hottest spots in fairfield, antioch, liver more. unfortunately, this pattern is not going to go away. it's not until wednesday we start to see that sea briez fire up. you'll start to bring down the coast and the clouds again and lead to some more significant cooling by the fourth of july. so fife more days of this heat. >> at least we're not in death valley. >> it's all relative, isn't it? >> just in, a bay area teacher arrested for performing lewd acts on a dozen students. we'll be right back with that story. benjaminmoore.com/bayarea. >>> new at 11 clk, a bay area schoolteacher arrested tonight on accusations of committing lewd acts on children. he taught fourth and fifth grades at wood side elementary sc

notice some patches of jog just at the coast, really the main fog bank is way back here.ually, it will start to come our way as we get into the early morning hours. 6:00 a.m., there's the fog bank on the coast, if you look, you can see a couple of patches here in the bay, just floating around, nothing substantial. it will be gone by 8:00 to 9:00. even this low cloudiness at the coast will start to erode as we get into the afternoon. so i think we will see some sunshine at the beach for our monday afternoon with temperatures in the south bay into the mid 70s , san jose reaching 76 degrees, same for santa clara. look for the warmest temperatures inland to be cooler by about five to ten degrees. the sea breeze will be pushing in the cooler air for tomorrow. so low 80s , inland valleys, 60s by the bay. oakland will get up into the upper, low 70s , we will call it for tomorrow. 71 degrees. 74 for san francisco. upper 50s , low 60s at the beaches. here is a look ahe, 7-day around the bay and watch the temperatures really drop for tuesday. the sun comes back an we will see less