low 60s. sunset at 8:35 and i'll have a look at your fourth of july forecast coming up. >> thank you. breaking news out of san jose where ten people scrambled to safety from a house fire and now need another place to live. fire crews responded to calls at 2:15 this morning. the flames were visible from about a half mile away. a number of trees were also on fire. this was a tough one. took crews about 30 minutes to knock down the flames. there are initial reports that fireworks may have caused the fire. the red cross the helping the displaced residents. six adults and four children. news out of concord where authorities say a child was killed in a violent hit and crash on highway 4. it happened in the eastbound lanes east of solano way. the on ramp is closed. the vehicle was hit with such force with one flipped over. chp is still looking for the suspect who left the scene. developing news in arkansas where police are investigating a sooting at a nightclub where 17 were shot. it was around 2:30 local time when somebody began shooting inside the power lounlg inially l rock. all the victims are alive. early reports say the shooting was the result of an argument that started at a concert. witnesses say shots came from the crowd and from the stage. there's no word yet on the fate of the shooter. holiday weekend is here and with it comes a warning for all boaters on the bay. be safe, be vigilant and steer clear of whales which are hanging out here the golden gate bridge. >> it's a great weekend. >> harwood is in holiday mood. he plans to celebrate on his buddy's sailboat. it's stocked with supplies and safety gear. but on the bay, it's every boater for themselves. >> got to stay vigilant out there. there's a lot of people who don't know what they're doing. >> humpback whales are still hanging out on the bay. police patrol rs warning the public to stay back. after a boater collided with a whale this week near the golden gate bridge. the boater has not been located. >> there's a type just ahead of us. with we can raise them on the channel, let them know there's whales ahead of them, that they can take anchor. >> it's been a busy month for san francisco whale tours, where safety comes before sightseeing. >> when a whale comes close, we shut down the engine. we are trying to be whale guardians. we love and respect and want to protect these animals. >> it's a federal crime to harass a marine animal. abc 7 news. just a few days before the fourth of july, the fireworks black market is booming and authorities are busy. the sheriff's office is adding up tens of thousands of dollars in illegal fireworks following two large busts. in one case depp says say a teen was making his own fireworks to sell. katie has details. >> a bomb squad technician enters a hayward garage as neighbors evacuate. >> he said how many people are in the house and then we give the count and that's when i realize it was scary. i do need to leave the house. >> police tracked his stat for fire truckworks sales. >> went back to his thousand and found a fireworks laboratory set up. pretty elaborate. >> a p picture from inside the garage shows the sets up. the materials are so volatile they're now being detonated at the bomb range. >> it's scary because you should be able to live in your neighborhood and not worry about your house blowing up because your neighbor's kid is is making fireworks. >> i know that kid. i've seen him when he was little, so i'm surprised how he got into all this. >> this stash raided by police and deputies is estimated to be worth 30 to $50,000. >> that also was associated with a group that was involved in some illegal unactivity. >> the building on the street is a motorcycle clubhouse neighbors tell us. they say the fireworks is hot this year because of a strong economy and disposable income. >> abc 7 news was in santa low sa where cal fire is prepare frg a busy holiday weekend. they have 51 planes and helicopters at the sonoma air attack base. when the bell rings, pilots have about three to five minutes to get into the air. >> it really gets the adrenaline going and it's great satisfaction to know you're doing a good job. you're helping people on the ground. whether it be people or the resources, their property. >> firefighters at the base responded to at least three fires in the north bay while our news crew was there yesterday. in the east bay, anger erupted at a town hall on immigration. it got so heated at one point. a woman compared the sheriff to nazi organizer. he organized the event to listen to people's concerns about law enforcement. some belief the sheriff is criminalizing the immigrant community. alameda county is considered a sang sanctuary county, but they have come under fire. >> a conversation is nice, but we need policy. we need real action. especially when our communities are living in fear in this political climate. >> doesn't mandate that we comply to receive the funding we receive. a sheriff's spokesman insists -- a small percentage of inmates. police in fremont are trying to find out if the driver who died in this crash was using alcohol or drugs. they say yesterday afternoon, the 24-year-old man was speeding, when he lost control, crossed the center line and his truck slammed into a car. the woman inside survived without major injuries. traffic is flowing once again on a busy southern california freeway after a small plane crash. the pilot had just taken off from john wayne airport when he declared an morning and tried to return, but crashed an the plane burst into flames. an off duty firefighter saw it all happen and stopped to help. >> i wasn't even think about my own safety. i was able to get the wife back to the median and help the husband, drag him out of the plane. >> one car on the freeway was clipped by the plane, but no one else was hurt. the freeway was closed for more than seven hours. time now is 8:08. one of the popular destinations this weekend are the beachesin santa cruz. many drivers use waze to get for one community. katie talked to a woman about something she's trying to do. >> this is cell phone video debbie took. >> we let traffic into our house for probably four hours. >> she expects the same for fourth of july. she holds the traffic apps responsible. she says the traffic apps are using her neighborhood as a shortcut. >> that could be taken b care of by the company itself to put no through access on very quiet streets on certain days. doesn't have to be every day. i realize the it's a public street and everybody has access to that. >> she started a position to rally support. her concerns are quality of life and safety. and she's not alone. >> in my opinion, it's just a matter of time before an accident happens. on one of the back streets. >> using waze or google maps, they don't have the -- to really treat traffic the way it should be treats. >> town council is expected to take up a meeting on august 1st. google and waze have not yet re responded to our request for a comment. francis is here. youf been keeping an eye on the low cloud cover over part of the bay area. >> that's filling into the bay, but it will pull back and we have a beautiful weekend forecast for you with plenty of sunshine. by this afternoon. i'll have your fourth of july forecast as well. >> thank you. also ahead, a new clue found on a beach. it's giving a bay area family hope after their son disappeared on the coast. plus, taxes on tobacco are going new evidence has washed ashore and brought new hope for the family of a man who disappeared before memorial day. now as we approach the fourth of july, his family soon have answers. the focus is on monoterror row beach, between pacifica and half moon bay. jonathan bloom has the update for us. >> stay the night here sometimes, so stuff will be here one day tas not the next. >> that may be what led to the first discovery in weeks in the search that led to richard moss. >> found his aaa card cashed up on the beach. >> volunteers gathered on the beach. combing the sound to sort out what's trash. >> there's a lot of discarded clothing around here. >> and what could be a clue. >> more ominous. >> acoding to those who have seen video, loss came to this mcdonald's drive through after he left home and appeared to order the same break he gets every morning. he was head today a job site. cal trans captured his car leaving, but his was missing. >> how can somebody just disappear like that. i just don't get it. >> now, they're looking for car parts under the grim assumption that his blue hyundai may have flown off a cliff into the ocean. they say it's unlikely they'll find him alive, but they're determined to find him. >> father lives in hawaii and he's been flying in every five days. he's just moving hard to find his kid. >> jonathan boom, abc 7 news. happening today with the calendar now at july 1st, the tax on tobacco products in california are going up, which means the price you pay will rise. beginning today, tax rates on tobacco products other than cigarettes are going up almost 40%, more than double u the current amount. it's dictate by prop 6 passed last november. today, taxes rise to 67 on smokeless tobacco, snuff and e cigarettes. taxes increased in april. san francisco just became a more expensive place to live because the cost of garbage pick up is going up. beginning today, rates are 14% higher than yesterday. the cost to you is this for an average single family with three bin, garbage pick up is now $40 a month. the increase reflects the risings of collecting and processing waste in something else going up today is the minimum wage in a dwroeing city. several cities. in san jose, the city's most paid workers will see their hourly wage jump from 10.50 to $12 an hour. san francisco's will hit 15 next year. california's statewide minimum wage is just 10.50 an hour. it is scheduled to reach $15 an hour by 2022. critics say wage hikes often lead to hiring freezes and cutting work hours. your monday morning commute could be more expensive. ferry prices are going up. the san francisco bay ferry, which connects passengers with san francisco, south san francisco, oakland, alameda is in the third year of a five-year fare increase. prices are going 3 to 5%. the ferry schedules are also changing slightly. and on the golden gate ferry, which runs between the city and tib ron, ferry prices will rise as much as 50 cents. bus fares are also rising. for a complete list, just go to our website. encounters between coyotes and dogs are on the rise, but now, experts say a new tracking program is working to keep people and pets safe in the park. kate larson was in the presidio with a look at how that works. >> never been seen images of coyotes. all part of the new monitoring program jonathan young, the wildlife expert, has been using to track the population for the past year. >> trying to understand these animals. their movements, their use of the park. how many are here. >> a big reason, increased concern about cog and coyote interactions. they've had several dozen reports of encounters this spring and summer. >> this is a big dog and he was chased just last month, actually. >> amy porter is a dog walker. she and her clients frequently see coyotes. >> we're seeing a lot more of them. >> coyote pupping season is april through august september. a time when the coyote parents are extra protective of their new pups. seen here in photos that cameras snapped just a few weeks ago. >> the coyote's parental protective behavior overrides their fear of people trying to scare it away because the coyote just wants the dog away from the pups. >> young is using gps monitoring to learn where the coyotes spend time. that information allows them to close parts of the presidio near areas they frequent like trails which closed to dogs this month. >> that created a buffer from are where the. s were to where the dogs were and conflict subsided. >> the monitoring shows many of the coyotes leave, like this 1-year-old that was hit by a car and killed on 280 in sunny dale last year. good morning. here's what you can expect today. we have foggy areas with some patchy drizzle this morning. cool to warm temperatures through the weekend and in a summer like pattern for the fourth of july. here's the forecast animation. we have the low goud clouds and forks areas of green shog e possible drizzle spill lg into the bay, but it will pull back qukly and by about lunchtime, most of us under sunshine, not complete clearing at the coast and some beach, but elsewhere, it will be summer like. temperatures will range from 60 in half moon bay with very breezy conditions, winds at about 20 to 30 miles per hour. san francisco, 64 degrees. ok oakland, 68 degrees. and some of our warmer inland locations will top out at 88 degrees and of course, if we head farther north, we could see a few low 90s as well. through cloverdale and lake port. if you're headed to the marin county fair, you'll need s sunglasses and sunscreen. by noon, temperatures will be b in the 70s. it will climb to near 80 degrees for the afternoon hours. grab a jacket if if you're going stay through the whole evening with clear skies tonight, temperatures will be cooling down into the 50s. a lot of stuff going on all around the bay area. and in san francisco, there's the jazz festival, but you'll need a jacket here because of the breeze temperatures are going to stay in the mid 60s today and tomorrow, could be milder. we'll have the fog in the morning and that will keep things cool and lows will be in the 50s. here's the fourth of july 12 hour planner. so we are going to see the typical summer like patterns, so we wake up on tuesday to some coastal fog and clouds that continue during the morning hours. sunny for most areas into the afternoon. clear inland by the evening with temperatures in the 80s for inland areas and look for 70s around the bay at the coast. temperatures are going to hover near 60s for highs all week long. and then, 10:00 at night, that's when the clouds and fog return. especially to the beaches and possibly around parts of the bay. so be keeping track of that for viewing fireworks, especially in san francisco. here's a look at the seven day forecast. so, we've got more average temperatures today, afternoon sunshine for everyone with the exception of a few spots along the coast. going to be warmer tomorrow. mild to warm again on monday. fourth of july temperatures come down a bit and see the fog once again in the morning returning at night, so we'll stay on top of that. slightly cool er midweek before temperatures ramp back up again friday and possibly into next weekend. so, enjoy the weekend holiday, we've got lot of sunshine, especially inla land, then we s typical summer temperatures. >> some sun and no rain on the fourth of july, people will be okay with that. >> thank you. just ahead, operation dumb bow alert. an 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♪ ♪ be a powerful force. nature valley it's great to have you with us. we're starting this half hour with a quick look at the weather. here's francis in for lisa. >> good morning, everyone. gray skies as you can see with live doppler 7. spilling into the part of the bay, but that will change. check out these cool, low cumulus clouds from mt. tam looking over the may. temperatures in the 50s right now. san francisco, 53. oakland, 57. san jose, 59 degrees. half moon bay at 53. you'll find low clouds over the city and here's what you can expect. coastal drizzle still possible but by lunchtime, mostly sunny for everyone. breezy this afternoon. inland highs will hit the upper 80s. mid-70s arn the bay and at the coast, still cloudy and cool for most of the day with temperatures in the upper 50s to near 60. i'll have your complete forecast coming up. >> thank you. >> in developing news, police in arkansas are investigating a when an argument erupted into gunfire. >> what a horrific scene. 17 were shot in the power ultra lounlg in little rock, but all survived. police say the violence broke out during the condition certificate at the club. the affiliate is quoting victims saying shots were fire and they were returned from the stage. no word yet of any arrests or the fate of the shooters. the first lady stepping into the feed between president trump and the host of "morning joe." meanwhile, president trump has just thrown a major curveball twe tweeting that if republicans can't get the votes for their bill, they should repeal obamacare now and replace it later. here's gloria rivera with more. f. >> this morning, the president starting off his holiday weekend at his new jersey golf club. escaping d.c., the reprecussionings of his later twitter rant. the targets, msnbc hosts, joe scarborough and again, a woman. mika brzezinski, who responded on her show. >> he appears to have a fragile, impetuous child like ego we've seen over and over again, especially with women. >> unusually, the first lady ebb b terroring the fray as brzezinski sugtsed mrs. trump was unhappy in the marriage saying the job of being mrs. trump is the worst in the country. first lady saying it is sad when people try to further their own agenda by trying to comment on me and my family. especially when they don't know me. this morning, the cable hosts response to the president's tweets raising ae ining new que after this. zpl we got a call ta hey, the national inquirer is going to run a negative story against you guys. >> joe scarborough allege lg white house aides gould kould make the story go away. the president and publisher are friends. >> they said if you call the president up and apologize for your coverage, then he will pick up the phone and basically spike this story. >> trump denying the allegations in a tweet saying scarborough called me to stop a national inquirer article, i said no. the president's twitter account also throwing a curveball into health care battle friday, telling gop senators that if they cannot agree on a plan to repeal and replace, they should immediately repeal and replace at a later date, but as republican lawmakers return home for holiday recess, they're hearing frustration from constituents over their lack f progress. >> we don't know where the final bill will end up. just how it is. president trump used his weekly address to call for passage of bills designed to toughen up immigration enforcement. on thursday, the house passed kate's bill. two years ago, she was shot and killed by an undocumented immigrant at pier 14 in san francisco. the bill would increase penalties for those who re-enter illegally. >> i now call on the senate to take up these bills and send them back to my desk for signature as soon as b possible. we need security, we need safety. in our country. and i call on all members of both parties to stand united with victims to stop these terrible and senseless crimes from ever happening in the first place. >> the other bill would hold federal funds from cities such as san francisco. this morning, there's now something else to do in las vegas. buying legal are recreational marijua marijuana. hundreds of people lined up outside dispensaries to be among the first to buy an ounce of legal pot. nevada now becomes the fifth state to sell recreational pot joining alaska, colorado, washington and oregon. there is one big drawback, however, it is still illegal to smoke pot in public including casino, bars and parks. because of that, many buyers are expected to go with the edible pot. if you rely on two of the bay area's busiest tran it system, you'll be paying more. muni fares run up for cash and clipper card paying customers. and monthly adult fast passes go up by two to $3. in the east bay, transit fares are hire. anywhere from 5 to 15 cents for local rides. cash fare for lult local ride will be 2.25. the agency will charge less to people who pay with clipper cards. trans bay fares are also going up. before you head into the water this weekend, a warning about sharks. here's ariel with the images that are striking fear. >> this holiday weekend, beac o beachgoer advised to be on alert with sharking swimming closer to shore. barery curtis caught this close encounter off the coast of california. a shark coming dangerously near this paddle bordard boarder and boat pulling two inflatable swans going through those same waters. >> the boat had no idea those sharks were in the area because they were towing two giant inflatable pool toys with girls sitting on them. >> cur it is alerted a life guard seen here swimming towards the boat. moments later, everyone piling in for safety. in cape cod, a rise in great white sightings. 150 expected this year. nearly double the number of from 2014. first responders are preparing for more attack, hoping to prevent pandemonium like at this beach in alabama. but it's not you the sharks are after. >> they're shifting their habitat to areas close to shore. because that's where the seals are. >> the bait, a booming seal population. beckoning sharks to shallower water. >> we are not on their menu, but be prekags nair. >> officials warn never swim near seals and don't dive in at dusk or dawn. those are prime feedin times for sharks. and there are other simple ways you can protect yourself. never swim alone and stay as close as you can to shore. abc news new york. here's an increase that sounds much better. your credit score could rise without you doing a thing. michael finney explains why. but first, the time is 8:37, we're taking a live look outside from our emoryville camera. you can see the clouds out there. we'll have your forecast in just a few minutes. lake tahoe to be crowded. three inches of snow melt away each day, but seven of the 60 feet that fell in winter still remains enough to strap in one more time. >> it's amazing to be able to be drive ng tahoe at the end of june is just take what you can get, it is pretty slushy, but you got to accept that. >> five lifts are open today through the fourth at squaw valley. boil is also open to let skiers sled the tahoe glacier. francis has been tracking it all for us and wear the sunscreen up there. >> check out this live shot from walnut creek, we're still seeing clouds into the east bay. i'll let you know what you can expect this afternoon and fourth of july. >> also ahead, step "wow" means you save 50% or more. there are three stages of "wow". denial. - is this price right? - acceptance. and... boooyah! wait for it. boooyah has three "o's". ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ announcer: 24 packs of roxane mountain spring water are just a $1.99. announcer: 24 packs of roxane mountain spring water it's been awhile since you first knew. there's something very different about you. you have the power to make your marshmallow wishes...come true. you can make your marshmallow wishes come true by winning one of 10,000 boxes of only marshmallows. find your code in special boxes of lucky charms. they're magically delicious. in sport, a's and giants are happy to put june behind them. first pitch is at 1:05. they hope the bats will wake up at the coliseum. nba free agency began last night and the warriors made sure two of their players weren't going anywhere. here's anthony flores with the details. >> good morning. steph curry was the most underpaid superstar in all of sports. not anymore. the warriors are about to make him the highest paid player in the nba. espn is reporting that he has agreed to a five-year extension worth $201 million. in the final year, he would be making more than 40 million bucks. he was making 44 million for the last four seasons. the extension can't be signed until july 6th. he is a two-time league mvp who led the warriors to championships in 2015 and 2017. the warriors are bringing up sean livingston. he's agreed to a $23 million contract. the 31-year-old livingston averaged five points and three assists last season for the warriors. the warriors don't have to worry about paul george going to d. the pacers are trading the all-star for oklahoma city. the pacers will get victor and the se bonus in the deal. the 27-year-old george who averaged 24 points a game last season was planning to opt out of his contract with the pacers next season. the a's were almost on the wrong side of history. there haven't be no hits since 1991 and they were just three outs away before one swing of the bat kept them out of the record books. taking on the braves. on the hill, third inning, swanson with the double off the wall. takes a 1-0 lead. that was plenty for mark. strikes out ryan with the 95 mile an hour fastball. then bruce max well to end the seventh inning. the braves would get insurance at the top of the ninth. matt kemp with a single to right. phillips scores and takes a 4-0 lead, but watch what happens with the first batter of the night. matt olsen sends it up and out of the yard and that was it for fulton evans. eight innings, one run, one hit with eight strikeouts. the braves beat the a's 3-1. but there was a no-hitter. if giants, a three-game winning streak, first batter of the game, second pitch, goes on a power trip. fifth of the season. 1-0 flash. giants down 3-2. knocks it off, bases loaded single, so that swings if three. next batter, pence, with a single. two on score, 5-3, giants. they would end five runs in the sixth. then the eighth, belt with his 15th home run of the season. they win it 18-5. have a great weekend, everyone. >> now, a weather update. happening today, you alwa alwaysed to take a picture with the trophy, you'll have your chance this weekend. today and tomorrow, they'll host a championship trophy. it will be on display on south main street. on sunday, it will be at the westfiel market street from 11: 7:00. all right, good saturday morning. we're showing you live doppler seven with the satellite aim nlg. you notice the low clouds still into parts of f the peninsula and coast and into the bay. right now gusting up to 29 miles per hour sfo even after 28 miles in fairfield and concord and san carlos, to is breeze will stick around. live shots showing us the low cumulus clouds over part of the bay. temperatures now for the most part in the 50s. starting to climb up in a few spots. san jose, currently 60 degrees. gilroy, 57 and half moon bay at 53 degrees. you see these gray skies over sfo, these low cloud creeilings causing about a 50 minutes delay. more 50s and 60s out there. 55. napa, 62. 1/2 toe, 63 and upper 50s in fairfield, concord, livermore at 56 degrees. we've foggy areas with patchy drizzle, possible through the next few hour, near the coast. quick to warm temperatures this weekend and a summer like pat a earn, this continues and stays with us throughout fourth of july. i'll show you what i mean by that. we've got the clouds and the fog and even patchy drizzle areas there by green and you'll notice by lunchtime and in the afternoon, everyone will get a lot of sunshine, but the clouds just kind of stick around the coast and the breeze pushes through, so that's going to keep things cool and half moon bay, only 60 degrees there. san francisco, 64. 79, some low 80s for santa rosa and napa. oakland, 68 for the a's game and san jose, 78. upper 80s through fairfield and antioch, so at the beach, you'll need an extra layer because temperatures will be b in the upper 50s and to near 60, half moon bay again, but santa cruz will get more sunshine earlier on. but you'll want that jacket because of the breezy conditions. if you're headed tothd fair, lots of sunshine early on and temperatures will be warm, low 80s by this afternoon. but by tonight, it will cool down into the 60s if you stay until closing at 11:00 p.m. here's the fourth of july, 12 hour planner. again, you can expect the fog to move in. we'll start off cloudy and gray during the morning hours. it will be clear in the afternoon, highs in the mid-80s. 60s at the coast and the fog returns at night and we'll be keeping track of that, especially if you're viewing fireworks in san francisco. here's the seven-day forecast, lots of sunshine this afternoon with temperatures near average. a little bit warmer. sunday, monday, holding fairly steady, still nice and warm inland. for the fourth of july, temperatures come down a bit with that pattern then slightly cooler midweek before we start to warm up again before next weekend, so enjoy the holiday weekend. some nice barbecue weather this afternoon. >> thank you. your credit score may get better. michael finning says it's second step in a multistep process to clean up credit reports and scoring. like a well kept secret. even here in san francisco's financial district, few have heard that the rules of credit reporting are soon to get a makeover. have you heard that credit scores are changing this weekend? >> no. i did not know that. >> i did not know that. >> there have been news reports with the headlines offering what so many seek. better credit scores. and about 7% of us will actually get them. over at morgan stanley in san francisco, they're talking with their clients about the changes. bruce stewart is a vice president financial adviser. he says tax liens and civil court judgments will be b removed unless they have proper documentation. >> you have to have the name, their address, and either their date of birth or social security number. if that information not there, then it will drop off of those credit reports. >> most tax liens have the information, most civil judgments do not. so if your credit report has some of this negative information, you to gain as much as 40 points. though 20 points or less are the rule. doesn't sound like much, but bruce says it can have a huge impact on lives. >> credit scores are so incredibly vital in the united states. the it's such an important part of our financial outlook that if the wrong credit scores are there, you could be really hurt in terms of your prospects if for a loan, a mortgage, credit card application. all this hinges on your credit scores. >> because incomplete court records are being taken off, that's one less thing all after us have to worry about. because so many mistakes were made. coming up, the annual jazz festival kicks off in san francisco. at ikea, we believe your perfect student deserves the perfect room for the perfect price. so she can afford to feel at home even when she's miles away. and you can help her feel bright, without breaking your budget. and... who's there? hey. a boy? you never told your dad and i about any... oh, on the bed? absolutely not! okay... studying together is fine... and at ikea, we believe that letting go can be hard, but not pricey. what's going on now? move the flag. what's going on now? ♪ ♪ be a powerful force. nature valley happening today, a jazz festival that celebrates the 50th anniversary of the summer of love in san francisco. from 10:00 until 6:00 today and tomorrow. the good times will roll. these are scenes from last year's event. the two day event is billed as the large free jazz festival on the west coast. there will be 12 blocks of music, art, crafts, food and drinks. looks like a good time, francis! yeah, it does, but you'll need a jacket because the sea breeze kicks in this afternoon. 20 to 30 miles per hour and keeps things cool in san francisco. a high of 64 dl. half moon bay hitting 60, but it will be nice for the a's game. 68 and sun and upper 80s in fairfield, antioch, low 80s. we have a typical summer like pattern, near average. warmer sunday into monday. fourth of july, expect that fog during the among and then making a return at night, so we will be b tracking the fog for firework viewing conditions. >> a typical sumner the bay area. >> nothing to complain about. >> thank you for joining us. we want to thank abc 7 news kate for this picture of the ferris wheel at the marin fair. you can share your pictures with us on social media. you may see it on air or online at abc7news.com. the news continues online, twitter, facebook and instagram. we'll say good-bye to you for now. we return on air at 5:00 p.m. until then, make it a great day, everybody. announcer: "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. jack: hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." animals have so many different, amazing adaptations, it's easy to overlook one of the most common, feet. tell you what, it beats walking across the desert. but feet are as unique as the animals they belong to. from horses-- you ever been kicked? brent: um, about 3 times a day. jack: to lions-- he said i'm not letting go of this, buddy. to elephants-- sue: that is cushioned, feel that. jack: good night. today, we're looking at 6 creatures with fascinating feet. plus, my blooper of the

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