in france are investigating an attack by an armed gunman aboard a paris-bound train. it could have been a massacre if not for the life-saving efforts of three americans, all with ties to northern california. one from pittsburgh, one from sacramento and the third from oregon w he have the latest. >> in this dramatic exclusive video obtained by cnn you see you the gunman with his weapon nearby and injured while taking him down. potential terror attack happened on a train traveling from amsterdam to paris. according to reports, two u.s. servicemen, alek skarlatos and spencer stone, both with sacramento ties, heard the loading of a gun in a restroom and saw the man come out with the weapon. he came out shirtless with a rifle flung over his shoulder. he sprang into action and wrestled him to the ground. their mothers relieved. >> if they hadn't stepped up, there could have been a lot of deaths. >> we are very proud of them. >> anthony sadler was the third man who helped thwart the attack. he yelled "get him!" and spencer charged the gunman. three people were injured, including spencer. he said the gunman slashed him with a box cutter. >> he has some cuts on his back and tried to cut his eye out. >> his finger. >> finger. >> they each credit each other for saving their lives. >> he said i would have been dead in it wasn't for alec. >> >> i talked to alek and he said the same thing. if it weren't for spencer, i would be dead. >> the gunman's motives are not yet no one. he was taken into custody. a potentially deadly train ride that ended much differently because of the heroic efforts of three men. >> very big relief. >> stone is hospitalized and is reportedly doing okay. paris' anti-terrorism unit is now investigating. in the newsroom, melanie woodrow, abc7 news. also this morning many people are concerned about their 4301ks after a brutal finish to the week on wall street, the worst in four years. stocks plummeted yesterday on fear china's economy is slowing and because of a dip in oil prices. index lost more than 1,000 points this week alone. the nasdaq lost more than 170 points and the s&p 500 dropped 64 points. investors are worried, particularly those at or near retirement age. >> recently the last year or so we had quite a few increases in the stock. so i hope it didn't take it all away. >> economists warn the worst things you can do is bail out. >> you have to look through the ups and downs in the market. strategically you should be diversify your assets. this is blocking and tackling. >> the recent reduction in the value of china's currency weighed heavily on how the market reacted this week. 6:03 is our time. >> a planned parenthood clinic in san jose accused of harvesting organs from a late-term fetus that was aborted and using it for research. it was recorded at a group in san jose. it called center for medical progress. it recorded it from the group in san jose. they have been posting videos that planned parenthood claimed were obtained illegally but yesterday it was ruled at the can be used publicly and an appeal is in the works. abortion opponents are planning a nation-wide protest against planned parenthood in morning 47 states and 300 cities. there's one planned for 7:00 at the planned parenthood in concord. a san francisco area is now afraid of leaving their richmond neighborhood at night, not because of muggers, but because of racoons. they were attacked and saved by a neighbor who came to their rescue. abc7 news reporter, sergio quintana has the story. >> patty said that she is and her husband went down monday night to let their dog get one last walk and that's when a raccoon pounced. >> so i started to swing the dog around trying to get it off. >> then a pack of racoons attacked. >> then i got another one on my other leg. at this point i'm in the middle of the street and i look up to see where is my husband, how come he's not helping? i look, and he's it throwing. racoons are just jumping on him. >> their neighbor came to their rescue with his golf club. >> i was running down the hill going. [yelling] [ >> i was down the hill and i heard the yelling. >> wong said he used his club to bang on the garbage cans that were left out for trash collection night. patty suffered several bite wounds and scratches. she and her husband are going through a series of rabies treatment. melanie is an urban wildlife expert in san rafael. she said people shouldn't be concerned about racoons attacking. this is very unusual. >> typically the only time they would come in contact with a problem animal again, someone has been hand-feeding them and they are used to people or a mom defending young and she feels threatened. >> upset that her neighbors could do more to help with the wild animals if they lock their garbage cans and stop feeding the racoons. >> in san francisco, sergio quintana, abc7 news. >> authorities are warning pet warners to be careful if you are visit lake mendocino. a pig with rabies was found and it's a form of herpes that is transmitted through fluid or feces and can be carried on shoes or clothing. and watch out if you like to swim or live in the russian river. health officials have issued warnings after discovering the first-ever samples of blue-green algae. the algae poses the greatest threat to pets and children. health officials say that the best thing to do is to avoid the water altogether. high temperatures and the drought are ideal conditions for the algae according to officials. police in daly city are on the lookout for an older man who molested a child at a popular mall. a surveillance video shows the man they are looking for. police said he inappropriately touched a juvenile inside the restroom. he's described at 70 to 80 years old and was seen driving away in a silver honda. >> san francisco police have released surveillance video to help find six people who attacked a man aboard a muni bus. the unprovoked assault happened early morning on july 24. this happened on the 5 bus stopped at folsom and masonic. three people punched or smacked the man as he left and police identified one suspect, an 18-year-old, but he has not yet been arrested. the home season for the niners begins tomorrow and there are valid concerns about the turf trouble at levi's stadium. why the dallas cowboys are worried about playing there. ♪ >> taylor swift's two concerts shook the grass right out of the dirt at levi's stadium in santa clara. >> now as the 49er banners go up, they address the grass. >> honestly i don't know the first thing about grass. >> the head coach addressed the concern. >> every day i walk on fields that are perfect and i have no reason to question him or anything about the grass. i'm confident. >> but fans and bloggers are more skeptical. >> it's other $1.3 billion stadium, but apparently it doesn't go as far as it used to. >> money can buy you a nice home, but the inside is extra. it doesn't stick at levi's. >> they had to go half speed because the turf was coming out of ground. >> they said the install went well and they expect a great playing surface for sunday. >> we are only a mile from the park, which is just really phenomenal. people love that walk to the stadium. restaurants are expecting business to triple. >> as one fan puts it -- >> it's going to be an unpredictable season. >> turf may be the least of the challenges facing the faithful. there's a new coach and a drastically different roster this season. in santa clara, abc7 news. the oakland unified school district hopes to be fully staffed when classes start on monday. yesterday a spokesperson told us there are just 15 teacher vacancies left which they plan on filling over the weekend. they had 50 openings before a job fair on wednesday. district officials say they don't anticipate expanding class sizes because they have now hired enough teachers. 6:09 is the time. hopefully you cap bring some good weather for the students. >> my daughter has been back for a week now. she will be joined by everybody else because it's time, isn't it? you will feel it in the air with the cooler nice. you have already experienced that. and a gray morning with numbers in the upper 50s in santa rosa. 62 hayward and not too hot to start school. 60s, 70s and 80s, and the details when we return. >> lisa, thank you. also ahead, the biggest turnout yet for presidential can indicate donald trump. why he says he's ready for the election right now. plus, those bugs taking over the play yeah at burning man, now appear to be spreading to it's a good looking car. ? this is the model rear end event. the model year end sales event. it's year end! it's the rear end event. year end, rear end, check it out. talk about turbocharging my engine. you're gorgeous. what kind of car do you like? new, or many miles on it? get a $1000 volkswagen reward card on select 2015 passat models. or lease a 2015 passat limited edition for $189 a month after a $1000 bonus. bill's got a very tough 13lie here...... looks like we have some sort of sea monster in the water hazard 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an illegal immigrant. >> and his wild factor once again leading his opponent hook for the spotlight. >> jeb bush said he doesn't reflect our values. >> i would like to have the election tomorrow. i don't want to wait. >> for his gop rivals, the campaign trail is hooking hike a long, hard road. abc news, new york. >> meanwhile at the iowa state fair republican presidential candidate ted cruz was confronted about gay rights from an oscar nominated actress. >> gay people used to be put in jail when it was illegal in this country. >> we are saying bible-believing christians -- >> juno actress ellen page was the one asking the questions. she believed the republican discriminates against gays. the checks change went on for nearly five minutes. cruz, a senator from texas, who is said to be rising in the polls, said he did not recognize the action stress. the american legion post in napa is offering a reward after someone ripped off two flags. this video shows a small tattered piece of the american flag left on the post outside of the post on pearl street. they also cut a pow-mia flag completely off the pole. it happened late yesterday night or early in the morning. the flags had only been up about three weeks. happening today, distracted drivers in napa beware. police seen here passing out christmas brochures will be using extra officers to catch people driving while using cell phones or other electronic devices. data proves distracted driving can be a killer. in 2012 more than 3,000 people died because of distracted driving. napa police say even using a hands-free phone can make driving more dangerous because it takes the driver's attention off the road. a flood of insects that invaded the desert where burning man being set up has spread into california. they are being drawn by the lights in the nevada desert, as well as eastern california. the state ag department took samples thursday and found out they were false sinch bugs. they emit odors like a stinkbug, and they can bite, but pose no health risk. >> i think with the weather patterns we've had with the rains and stuff, that changed the food source, which are the weeds and stuff on the desert, so that they grew and then produced the insects and now we have them at this time of year. >> officials expect their numbers to drop before burning man starts on august 30th. fire crews continue mop-up work on the tesla fire burning near livermore. cal fire says that the wildfire is now 75% contained. the fire that broke out wednesday, broke out 2500 acres. it spread near and around homes but only one uninhabited home was destroyed. cal fair is having to fight it with fewer crews because of the fires all across the state. 6:16 is our time. civil disobedience will be the order of the day in san francisco. a group will hold a protest to help save the last undeveloped plot on telegraph hill. it's just below coit tower and on the gilbert steps and offers a spectacular view of downtown. the protest begins at 10:00 this morning on the northeast side of the hill. the committee to build the park will be kickoff a petition drive to gather signatures for a ballot initiative to stop the development. >> friends and family will gather this morning to help raise money for a low-income breast cancer patients. she was a reporter at ktvu and she died in 2003 after a long battle with breast cancer. abc7 news reporter carolyn tyler was her friend and she's part of the organization, keeping the memory alive through others facing a similar challenge. >> she came together with a group of us in the media and said she wanted us to do something who helped women who had fewer resources than she had to deal with the disease. >> the friends of faith's fundraiser begins at 9:00 a.m. at the lake merritt gazebo near the lakeview library branch. for more information we have a link on our website, abc7news.com. lisa, hopefully it won't be too warm for people heading out there. >> i told carolyn last weekend, can you imagine if it was the last weekend for their walk? it's starting out cloudy. the marine layer has grown to about 2500 feet. the official sunrise 6:31. sets at 7:53. gives us 13 hours 22 minutes of day light. so live doppler hd. you notice that's just what we call ground clutter. but i want to take into the pacific. they had two systems there. one is fading away, locci, a tropical storm. tropical depression kilo is a slight increase in speed. it will make it as a hurricane the next couple of days. but notice all the green for the hawaiian islands. looking a the a lot of rain here. if you are planning on going or have friends and family there, it's been a wet time of it and it will continue. they had flooding and continue to see some very heavy rain. although it won't be a hurricane when it approaches the islands. it should be a tropical depression. but still they don't need any more rain. looking at lake tahoe this morning. isn't it pretty with the sun coming up. pink and purple. half moon bay is at a mild 60. another vantage point from the peninsula. sfo cloudy skies, no delays here and a few holes in the overcast. upper 50s from napa and novato. cooler in the north bay. 53 with the gray sky toward concord and livermore. here's a look from the exploratorium camera. you see the overcast. a cloudy start. mild to warm this weekend, justify the way we like it. 60s and 70s. some 80s in the inland east bay. and temperatures come back up to near average. trending a little bit below over the weekend. and here's why. look at the low cloud deck. it's going to be banking up right along the shoreline again. and that will allow for a good, steady sea breeze. gets a little breezy around the bay by midday. a you will in all that's our typical summertime pattern where we get the usual spread. about a 30 degrees spread with 60s at the coast. and finally an area of low pressure up in the gulf of alaska, one to the south. that's allowing for the high to stay at a moderate strength. it's not going to build like it did and that allows for the quiet pattern. and temperatures really quite comfortable with that steady on shore push each and every day. little variation. it's going to be very persistent as we go through the rest of the weekend and into next week. 80 in san jose. 79 in santa clara. on the peninsula plenty of upper 70 eats for redwood city and palo alto 78. los altos 67, half moon bay. the water temperatures still above average in the low to mid-60s. upper 60s downtown, partly cloudy. the north bay notice the orange getting toward cloverdale and lake port with 80s, maybe upper 80s there. 77 castro valley and fremont. you head inland, 83 concord and 87 antioch. very pleasant weather today and tomorrow. temperatures around average. we are a little bit below average this weekend. low 90s throughout the myths of next week. you see what is showing up on live doppler hd anytime with the abc7 news weather app. it's free. more information on abc7news.com/apps. i don't want to rush summer away, but i've had so many people and me about el nino, are we going to get rain? it's trending stronger. conditions look good and favorable, but we still have august and september to enjoy. >> fingers crossed. >> yeah. >> thank you. coming up next, on the run, the chase after this we snap it. we stack it. we smoosh it. we love it. hershey's makes it a s'more... you make it special. hershey's is mine, yours, our chocolate. >> 6:24 is our time. dan harris joins us from new york to tell us what is come up on "good morning america." >> we are now hearing from the two young americans who may have prevented a massacre onboard a train in europe. these guys risked their own lives to stop a heavily-armed gunman, and one getting injured in the process. what the american heroes are saying this morning. donald trump drawing a massive crowd at a football stadium in sal bam ma overnight. thousands showed up to hear him talk about everything from illegal immigration to his hair. but could he keep his promise of actually packing the place? and david beckham showing off his acting chops. but what is this project each nor? sarah haines has the story in pop news. it's all coming up on a busy gma on saturday. >> take a look at this. it's like the movie attack of the killer tomatoes. it's actually a 250-pound piece of art that broke free and rolled down a hill in toledo, ohio. a storm knocked it loose. museum staff and bystanders tried to chase it down. they got a hold of it one block away. it's now tied up to a car to make sure it doesn't break free again. happening today, the oakland zoo is having a lion day following the killing in zimbabwe. visitors can learn more about the big cats through special interactive activities. the king of the beasts are the most iconic and popular animals in the world, but less than 30,000 are left in all of africa due to habitat loss and human and lion contact. lion appreciation day is from 10:00 to 3:00 at the oakland zoo. much more ahead on the saturday morning news. a quake brought it down, but not even movers and shakers can raise a much-needed sound wall back up. we will explain. plus a historic deadline facing coliseum planners. will they come up with something that will >> this is abc7 news. >> it's half past the hour on this saturday morning. great to have you with us. i'm chris nguyen. let's get a check of the forecast with our meteorologist lisa argen. these tracking the conditions. hi, lisa. >> good morning. you see the overcast but no flight delays. trending dealer from the upper 50s. 59 novato and low 60s and cloudy it skies toward livermore and concord w all the fog there, it's going to take a couple hours for it to clear. by 11:00 you will be sunny and most areas around the bay, certainly inland. but at the coast still some mild 60s with the gray conditions. low 70s in oakland. about 80 in san jose. and we will talk about how long those 80s are going to stick around for everyone going back to school. chris. >> thank you. the one-year anniversary of the 6.0 napa earthquake is this coming monday. a lot of repairs have been paid but there's still more to do. we have the story. >> if this crumbling wall were in italy or greece, someone would describe it as a treasured historic antiquity. instead, along highway 29 in napa -- >> it's a hazard. >> don't blame eric, he's merely the messenger from napa's code enforcement department. earthquake issues continue one year later. s this sound wall is one of them. that and the unhappy residents living behind it. >> late at night something can stop and pull into this area here, a home invasion. all kinds of things can happen. >> they are not happy with their new-found views of highway 29, especially karen nguyen. >> i come out here and clean the pool and people are honking and waving and making comments. >> because the wall borders highway 29, they want caltrans to help them pay for a new one. so far that strategy is not working. the spokesman, vince. >> what i'm told and what i know is it's on private property. it's private property so it belongs to the homeowners. >> i was hoping maybe we could at least get a little good neighbor fencing. >> so around and around it goes. a fallen wall is hardly the biggest issue after the quake. instead it's more of a for instance. like a year later you would think the issues are all resolved. no way. for instance -- >> i get to wave to everybody every morning and say, hey! >> wayne freedman, abc news. >> we will broadcast live from napa monday as we mark the anniversary of the august 24th earthquake. at 5:00 dan ashley will be there to see how things have changed. we've uploaded from snapshots. you can visit our website to see for yourself what a difference a year has made in napa. north and south korean officials are holding talks this morning in an effort to diffuse tensions. the talks began 30 minutes after a deadline impose bid north korea, demanding that south korea stop playing messages from loud speakers along their border. there were shells fired this weekend and the south returned fire. a former ambassador said the latest escalation is dangerous. >> i think we are really into a crisis moment right now, and i'm not sure there's an easy way to de-escalate this at this point. >> the latest tensions began earlier this month when two south korean soldiers were maimed by landmines. mines the united nations says were planted by north korea on the southern side. 6:33 is our time. while southern california tries to lure the raiders away from the bay area, the developer work to go keep them in oakland has submitted his final proposal to the city. >> a key deadline has been met. developer floyd kephart said he submitted his final coliseum package to oakland, who will have several weeks to analyze it. >> the next couple weeks we will review all the material and be ready when the supervisors and city council comes back from recess and we will inform them of our findings. >> he admits it's still an uphill battle to keep the raiders and a's in oakland as part of a over billion dollars package that would see a new stadium for each. retail and housing at the current coliseum sites. >> we are trying to find hundreds of millions of dollars to make it work. >> no details on how he would close the $400 million funding gap that does not include paying off existing coliseum debt or buying almeda county out of the deal. still "save oakland sports" president is confident that oakland can keep both the raiders and the a's. >> money is not the issue. it's the political will. can we get all the players together and make it happen? he says he will come up with the money. i don't want to see them strain the city financially to keep them, but i'm hoping that something can come out of it. >> kephart confirmed he did submit his proposal and plans to make a presentation to save oakland sports next tuesday. in oakland, laura anthony, abc7 news. >> 6:35 is our time. this is the official move-in day at cal where 7,000 new and returning students will be welcomed back into the housing. the move-in weekend kicks off getting your bearings activities. more than 300 events are planned over the next three weeks to welcome new students to campus and to introduce them to campus culture. among the events is the always-popular calapalooza fair and utopia 2015. happening today a back to school rally and backpack giveaway in oakland thanks to oakland nate i was give back. it's from 9:00 to 2:00 at frank gallo plaza. the motto of oakland nate i was is changing one student at a time. free backpacks go a long way to help change a child's self-esteem for the better and to help them get ready for school. >> also happening today another backpack giveaway. this one will take place in richmond. hundreds of backpacks will be given away at this year's back to school carnival sponsored by the richmond police activities league. backpacks, stuffed with school supplies, will be given away starting at noon in the parking lot on barrett avenue between 24th and 25th. and one more happening today. a garden project in san francisco's bernal heights neighborhood is made possible by a grant from disney. volunteers will repair fencing, prune trees, and install drip irrigation at the bernal heights community gardens. it will this morning and last until noon. a $20,000 grant from disney, abc7's parent company, will help transform the garden. it's located right across from bernal heights park. still ahead, a bay area teenager who is making history. how he tiptoed his way into the one of the world's prestigious ballet companies. first the time is approaching 6:37. we are taking a live look from our exploratorium camera. you can see the cloud cover over parts of the area. we will get a check with lease arm and the forecast and when that cloud cover will lift. so, what did you guys they think of the test drive? i love the jetta. but what about a deal? 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save water, energy and money at energyupgradeca.org >> this is abc7 news. >> good morning, everyone. time right now is 6:39. we are taking a live look from our san mateo bridge camera. no major traffic issues to report across the bay area. a check of the full accuweather forecast in just a little bit. >> some meaterring lights at the bay bridge toll plays are about to get a long overdue upgrade that could speed up your commute. you know the backup when you cross from oakland to san francisco. the timed metering lights help with the traffic but they have glitches and sometimes they appear to create congestion, even when traffic it light. >> that is what causes the traffic when it's red and there's no need for it. no traffic at all, we have to stop and that's the build-up, the backup, and we are like why? so that is a big problem. now caltrans is working to make them more responsive to current traffic conditions. the $7 million project is the first major update since 1974 when the lights were installed. construction starts in the spring. >> 6:41 is our time. weather-wise, warm condition across the bay? >> yeah. if you are in the east bay valleys. but starting out mild, even cool in spots. about you a good dose of this from sfo. 61 at the airport, half moon bay and san mateo as well as mountain view a common theme this morning, upper 50s north bay and just about near average but not quite this weekend. i'll explain in a few minutes. >> thank you, lisa. also ahead, he did is it again on the mound and at the plate. another big night for madison bumgarner against the pirates. larry beil ha [female announcer] dsave up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic.n, get interest-free financing until 2018 on tempur-pedic. plus, helpful advice from the sleep experts. don't miss mattress price wars at sleep train. >> welcome back. the wipe-out run happening today at the santa clara county fair grounds. starts at 7:30. good luck to everyone participating this morning. we will get a full check of the accuweather forecast coming up with lisa. turning to sports first. afternoon mike league returns from the disabled list and is schedule today make his second start for the pirates against garrett cole. last night they moved closer to the dodgers in the n.l. west. we have the highlights in this morning's sports report. >> good morning, everybody. doesn't get much better than the combination of a giants win with madison bumgarner going deep and the dodgers getting no-hit. and magic johnson has to be thinking $300 million for this? start with the dodgers and the astros. there is mike fires, who was on fire. ten strikeouts, threw 134 pitches. enrique hernandez, jauques peterson. got nothing and like it. take it to the ninth. jimmy rawlins, good wood on it. he tracks it down like he's carrying a piano on his back when he makes the catch. out. right up against the wall. one out away from history. fires facing evan turner, struck him out. he had never thrown a complete game before. but his fourth start for houston is a no-no. 3-0 astros. party time in houston! >> the game is all about playing for your teammates and guys on the field with you. just everybody here. so a team win, man. it feels good. just to perform and do that for this team. the giants were watching the dodgers get no-hit on tv. they were in pittsburgh where marlon byrd made a spectacular debut and mad-bum was mad-bum. bird with three hits in his debut. first at-bat as a giant, home run! welcome, marlon! welcome to the giants. 2-0, giants in a flash, and the legend of madison bumgarner continues to grow. a rocket off of jeff locke who said after the game he would like to see madison bumgarner in the home run derby. me, too. giants up 5-0. he strikes out 6, including his old teammate michael morse. giants win 6-4. they are now a game and a half behind in the west. a's and rays. a solo shot for the 2-0 tampa lead. the a's get one back in the ninth inning. the winning run in scoring position, but billy burns flies out to left and that is your ballgame. the a's fall by a score of 2-1. second round of the wyndham championship. the grass has unleashed the tiger. tiger needs to win or come in second to advance to the fed ex. reads it perfectly. 9-under par. and after this beautiful approach on 15, tiger with the eagle. tied with tom hoge. and tiger is atop the leaderboard for the first time in almost two years. and on the euro tour. he didn't make the putt but he did pick up a wife. he dropped down and proposed and she said yes. proposing in the middle of your round, it does score points. nice. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> and if you are in san jose later this morning, be prepared for some traffic delays downtown because of the color-in-motion 5k run happening at the:00 a.m. how is the weather shaping up? >> in the 60s right now, cloudy skies. we will look for a high of 80 later on this average in san jose. that's a little shy of average. you should see about 83 this time of year but a little more warmth coming your way and everywhere else by the time everyone gets back to work on monday. for the weekend, 6:31 was the initial sunrise and it sets at 7:53. a fairly typical weather pattern with the marine layer about 2500 feet this morning. check out our sutro tower camera where it is pretty cloudy out there with 61 in san francisco. mountain view. 59 morgan hill. half moon bay, good morning, 6 is degrees. you see a few holes in the overcast here, but it is pretty robust, make its way almost out toward the delta. the cooler numbers through santa rosa and napa. 63 concord and livermore with the clouds right now. but it will make for a very nice day. a few more temperatures. we've been talking about the above average sea surface temperatures. check it out. from 59 to 65 from bodega bay to mont way, that's still 3 to 7 degrees above average. you put it together with a strength engel nino, and looks like people are getting anxious for the fall and see what motor nature will bring. it's been unusual. mild to warm over the weekend. we will be back to average next week so we are trending a couple degrees below average for the weekend. and it's all due to a couple areas of low pressure that is keeping a steady on shore push with us. that allows for the quiet weather pattern just wait we like it around here. and the sea breeze getting a little breezy around the bay by midday. oh the onshore flow will allow temperatures to reach just about the low 70s in monterey. and it is smoky and hazy from the northern sierra. 85 to 96. 75 and nearly perfect in san diego n san jose i talked about the cooler-than-average temperatures the first couple days of the week ahead. then there's your warmup wednesday and thursday. just modest, though. a couple degrees above average in the mid-80s for you. in and around the bay today, check out the mid-70s for santa cruz. 67 in half moon bay. san francisco 68 with partly cloudy skies. you head over to the east bay, it will number the low 70s for oakland. upper 70s from palo alto to fremont. mid-70s for vallejo and mid-80s out in the east bay valleys. 6:05 tonight with fireworks. "star wars" fireworks in oakland. 68 degrees. and by 9:00 still a mild 63, and sun sets at 7:53. the accuweather seven-day forecast, little change into tomorrow. waking up to the low clouds and fog. by monday temperatures come up a little bit around the bay and inland you will stay that way through much of the work week and looking at a slight cool down by the end of next week. so most everyone will be back at school. that's the way it goes. >> and hopefully it won't be too warm for all those kids, especially with the ac and whatnot. >> looks pretty good. >> thank you, lisa. a south bay teenager is making an international move as a ballet dancer. he's been dancing since he was a boy and is now taking a major leap on to the world stage. ♪ ♪ >> from an early age, cupertino native daniel ruben knew what he wanted to do. >> ballet was the only art where it's readable in all languages. >> a young man who dreams of becoming the next ballet superstar. daniel spent the last three years in moscow, russia, where he attended the prestigious bolshoi ballet academy. >> first i loved it, then i hated it, and then i loved it again. i learned the language. i learned what the slang was. >> the son of two russian immigrants, he made his debut in san jose. his passion for performing has taken him all over the world for intensive training. but while he was busy at bolshoi in russia learning the theory, technique, he completed his high school studies online. >> we had one day off and i would go to starbucks for internet and go to all-day school. >> his mother couldn't be more proud of what her son has accomplished. >> making the goal was not that difficult. what was difficult is just missing out on his life. >> the internet and tools like skype have helped and will continue to come in handy when daniel returns to russia next week, where he has accepted a one-year position with a ballet, a leading contemporary ballet company. he will become the first american male dancer to join its ranks. >> you can tell your own story. not how many turns you can do or how high you can jump. i don't know how you can get the audience to yell, but you can share a part of your soul. >> the ballet company is a professional touring company, and he hopes to one day be able to perform in front of friends and family here at home. acidity was in my diet...much that it was damaging the enamel. i wanted to fix it right away. my dentist recommended pronamel. he said pronamel can make my teeth stronger. pronamel is helping me lead the life that i want to live. go get help, boy. go get help. go get help! right now! if you're a cat, you ignore people. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. go on kitty, kitty... >> here are the numbers from last night's mega millions drawing. nobody picked all six so tuesday night's jackpot grows to $55 million. only one city on the west coast made "usa today" ten best local food scenes list, and it isn't napa or san francisco, it's oakland. coming in at number 7. their culinary scene is hot and trending. with new restaurants and chefs, diners can find a wide range to choose from. readers of usa today and it's online travel guide vote on the list. new this morning, a newborn pup by has been reunited with her mom after being stuck in a sewer pipe. puppy is still too small to each open her eyes and somehow fell into an open two-inch pipe in phoenix. law enforcement and locals tried everything they could, including making contraptions out of coat hangars. >> you think you have to get him out and you have to get them out and you want to start ripping and tearing in someone else's house to get him out. >> after nine long hours, the puppy was reunited with its mom. they said it's things like this that keep them going. truly a team effort there. >> that's so sweet. good morning. looking at the cloudy skies to start out but by the afternoon everyone will be sunny. some clouds at half moon bay. 73 san mateo and oakland. 74 vallejo. low to mid-80s inland. we will look for very little change tomorrow. a slight warmup to keep us near average for the week ahead. >> and one more plug for the friends of faith walk happening at 9:00 a.m.. >> in the 60s >> the news continues now online, on facebook and all your mobile devices with our abc news app. "good morning america" is next. how did it become absent-mindedly to snacking? 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