san francisco marathon and it is just one of many landmarks runners will pass with 20,000 competitors expected to take part. kpix 5's emily turner is on the event with security measures that may impact to . >> reporter: you might want to pick again sunday morning crossing the golden gate because the bridge will belong to runners for a few hours. >> we are encouraging people to change your plans if you are traveling northbound on sunday and if you're thinking about traveling we highly encourage you to use lyft . >> reporter: they start at midnight for the road closures. the closest to the bridge begin at 4:30 am. there will be no northbound traffic and reduced lanes southbound. this is the first time it has been done for the race and officials agree it is better to be safe than sorry. >> we have seen in the past what has happened in the uk they have been using vehicles as weapons. they are going to take all of the necessary precautions to avoid any vehicle traffic whatsoever to eliminate that part of the track . >> reporter: those attacks we have seen a broad are less likely with the closure and southbound traffic will be so backed up a card likely could not drive fast enough to do much damage. runners say this gives them the peace of mind they are going to need to tackle the race itself. >> i am scared of the hill. it is uphill all of the way to golden gate park . >> reporter: there is a map at thesfmarathon.com for interactive maps for those behind the wheel and on foot. emily turner, kpix 5 . we start off with a live look outside at the golden gate bridge today and you can see definitely some coastal cloud cover. it is cooler on the beach today but definitely warmer inland current temperature right now hovering near the 60 degree mark for many locations and a little cooler in santa rosa. we will see plenty of clear skies and sunshine today although near the evening that marine later will increase and we will see more of a marine influence for tomorrow with some clouds along the coast to start. inland heat this weekend is mild to warm along the coast and the bay today with your forecast coming up in a bit. some people evacuated in minnesota county are starting to return to their homes. the detwiler fire burned since sunday. it destroyed 99 structures including 50 homes and right now it is just 25% contained. that stretched along highway 140. mariposa residence are returning to their homes. you can see now houses surrounding this fireplace and whether they were burnt down or spared the county is coming together in support. >> two people that i know that have houses left i took pictures to send in. if i had a picture of my place still standing it would make me feel better . >> reporter: firefighters are hoping to have it contained by august. instead of seeing counting crows some are counting wasted money matchbox twenty and counting crows were set to perform in the shoreline amphitheatre last night but an issue forced it to be canceled. the fans were told they could get refunds but they say that there is more to it than that. >> they're not going to refund your gas or the babysitter or your hotel. >> matchbox twenty is rescheduled to perform tuesday but counting crows will not make it. a rush of mill >> reporter: -- mail truck break-ins are happening last week in willow glen while the carriers were delivering them by hand. the post office has sent warning letters urging customers to keep a close eye on the bank statements expect living in an area like willow glen there is the expectation of security and so i think having that sort of breach in the neighborhood is a little bit scary and shocking. >> police are still investigating if it is the work of one person or one group. there was a brutal bob beating near the richmond b.a.r.t. station. we are hearing of the latest attack . >> reporter: landon sims cannot see out of his right eye with stitches above his eyebrow and a possible concussion. >> it hurts all on this side right here . >> reporter: it happened at the richmond b.a.r.t. station and 30 rolled was about to -- 30-year-old was about to visit his grandparents. he noticed 12 teenagers by the entrance. he does not know them. there was no interaction. he said they just surrounded him in a circle and he thought they were about to rob him. >> i was trying to run away from the situation. the guy tripped me and i hit the ground . >> reporter: the teenagers kicked him in the head while he was unconscious. >> they didn't take anything. they just kicked me . >> reporter: the mayor witnessed a tail end of the attack. >> i heard a woman screaming at him and they all were running off toward the west and then i saw the last one run back and there was a man on the ground kicking him on the head. >> he took this photo. >> the whole place was just bloodied. >> reporter: london only remembers waking up in the hospital. >> i just want to say thank you for saving my life. >> reporter: london will take a few days off from work to recover from his injuries. in richmond, darling. the subway is going to be shut down this weekend testing its new light rail cars which means they will be closed almost every weekend until august 20. it will also shut down early beginning at 9:30 p.m. it will be open during the outside lands music festival . a jetblue passenger got off on the wrong foot on a flight from long beach to sfo. the image captured in flight has gone viral. kpix 5's james as both shows us pick at first her entire row was empty she tweeted my two favorite people to sit with on a plane. >> reporter: two feet that came out of nowhere and what she tweeted next has gone viral. >> it was a doozy. it was surreal to see it. it was definitely a touch of horror in the image. one of the armrests came crashing down and then i saw this slithering foot come out and then another one out of the other side. i was trying to take a picture but be undetected. >> what did we not see in the picture? >> the feet were not dirty but what you do not seeing the picture is on the left foot reached over and opened and closed the window shade. it was real special . >> reporter: jesse says these airline incidents have been come popular on social media and it does not surprise her but it has been a strange experience. >> everybody gets their 15 minutes. >> reporter: the internet agrees it is the funniest thing ever until the next time someone steps on someone's toes on an airplane. >> it could've been worse. i am just surprised she did not ask them to move. >> i was thinking that but these days that might have exacerbated the issue. i am very pregnant and was on a flight just yesterday. if i can keep my feet below the seat i am pretty sure anybody can. or maybe you just see an empty row. >> at least she handled it with some humor. still ahead lining up for fresh fruits and vegetables the bay area program making a big difference for families in need. and a father when sticky lottery but cannot connect his prize because his teenage son bought the ticket. six flags discovery kingdom will celebrate his 25th anniversary of the shark experience today continuing through july 30 where you can grab your bicycle and head over to pebble fest in oakland 11:00 until 6:00. the adobo festival is all day today and tomorrow. thanks to a program that wants to save them a trip to the grocery store. the food bank of contra costa bay area families in need have one less thing to worry about this morning thanks to a program that wants to save them a trip to the grocery store. the food bank in solano is giving low income families fresh food and vegetables free of charge. they serve 25,000 people every month by handing out food that doesn't meet high grocery store standards. >> much of this comes from the san joaquin valley. it is not pretty enough to be in the grocery stores, but there is nothing wrong with the food. >> they distributed 14 million pounds of food to the needy and will soon be distributing at another 12 locations. you might see a little extra cash coming in soon. a bay area water company has been charged for overcharging its customers. the company has agreed to refund $5.70 two every one of its 220,000 ratepayers after changing billing methods customers are saying that is not a good enough answer. >> they should let us know what is going on. why they overcharged as. if it was a mistake then that would be okay but if they are being dishonest then that is something different. >> the commission is set to hold a hearing. seniors will soon have to pay eight times the usual price for a lifetime pass to national parks. it used to cost $10 but next month it will be $80. if you are on a fixed budget you can visit for a year and it is $20. seniors who already have a lifetime pass don't worry. it will still work. we are warmed things up today especially for folks inland with still be warm side. outside right now temperatures are hovering near the 60 degree mark. the sunshine is for most and around the bay plenty of sunshine inland and temperatures warming up. we have high pressure building and that is going to help to warmed things up for us today but we will still have some of that marine influence moderating temperatures there. it will feel hot inland and mild by the bay and along the coast today. tomorrow we will see cooling. we will see a little bit more about onshore push. we will cool a bit inland still the low 90s for some of those warmest locations. along the coast it is much cooler with 60s and maybe near 70 along the beach with a few more clouds sticking around. here is a look at those high temperatures still above average for this time of the year and 88 in san jose with 71 in san francisco today. in the south bay we are mid to upper 90s and for morgan hill it is 92. along the coast 87 in redwood city with 75 in hayward. temperatures near the century mark for pittsburgh and concord is 97 and then we are in the 70s for san leandro and sausalito. up north we are looking at temperatures in the triple digits with 102 interlake. triple digits mary hot this weekend and the san francisco marathon sunday expect coastal fog for runners. here's a look at the extended forecast with triple digits for the warmest spot today and then cooling sunday with much more significant cooling heading into the workweek and we see a deepening trough taking over . coming up good news if you are trying to get a loan. why your credit score may be up and details next. start there was some excitement last night at at&t park. the giants certainly gave a shout. if they were and incurs do not give you the final score it is not on me. it's time for our top consumer watch stories this weekend. san francisco-- is putting new legal pressure on uber and lyft good morning and welcome back. san francisco is putting new legal pressure on uber and lyft to hand over driver records they are trying to get the right join companies to comply with the subpoenas including hours logged by the drivers and incentives for drivers from other parts of the state to commute into the city. they both say they are in the process of responding. a man says the state lottery commission cheated him out of a prize just because his teenage son bought the ticket. he said his 16-year-old bought it at a mobile gas station in long beach. one of those new tickets was worth $5 million in the lottery denied the award because the boy was under the age of 18. they failed to enforce the rules but a legal analyst says this is a hard case to make. >> i don't think the family has a losing case. spanking as it also names the gas station say no one told the boy he was too young so far the gas station has declined to comment. millions of credit scores may be going up because certain information will no longer be included on credit reports. here is how it may impact you. >> reporter: kim does everything she can to boost your credit score. >> a few points each month. >> reporter: she is hoping her score will soon get a boost. they will begin removing some negative information from the equation including nearly all civil judgments and most tax liens. >> it will help those who do not have other negative information . >> reporter: bruce stewart says overall 14 million people are expected to benefit from the deal. while the typical increase is expected to be 20 points or less, the changes will most benefit those who are penalized or they struggle to get erroneous records removed from their file. >> if they do not have the date of birth or the social security number of the individual, it will be taken over. removing it is expected to help thousands who limit their access to credit cards and increased interest rate. kim is one of many hoping that translates to a higher credit score. >> i would definitely refinance my car at a better interest rate . >> reporter: they will soon also be required to update their records every 90 days. the already rude things like a traffic ticket. here is a burn with your morning sports. i will need the morning acres to get you through. i can only get you so far. i just certainly don't believe what i saw. the giants were down a couple runs against the padres and this happened. connor gillespie with a home run and that is how they tied the game up at nine. the morning anchors will give you the final score. and unbelievable performance by the giants. going over to the a's in new york the bottom of the sixth and tj romero got through. that is how the mets took the lead. the ball goes all of the way over to right field allowing tj romero to come right around and a little league home run as the a's lost 7-5. kyrie irving has a poorly requested a trade. he reportedly told them he no longer wants to play alongside lebron james. he is said to be blindsided and disappointed about the situation. that is sports. everybody get out there today and have a great one. i will see you later. >> to keep the promise for vern the giants lost last night 12 dash nine daughter -- 12-9 . still ahead, sean spicer is out as press secretary. and the oakland trash problem seems to be going from bad to worse. we are looking for answers when we come back. and i'm an arborist with i'pg&e in the sierras. the drought in california has killed trees on a massive scale. any of those trees that fail into power lines could cause a wildfire or a power outage. public safety is the main goal of our program. that's why we're out removing these hundreds of thousands of hazard trees. having tools and technology gives us a huge edge to identify hazard trees. my hope is that the work we're performing allows that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future. together, we're building a better california. good morning, i'm devin fehely. live this is kpix 5 news . >> welcome back. good morning i am devin fehely. >> and i julie watts. we will start with a check of their forecast. we have clear skies inland and temperatures really warming up inland and stay mild along the coast. right now temperatures are near 16 degrees right now outside. you will see those clouds with futurecast showing where cloud cover tomorrow morning to start as that marine layer indicates tooling for the second half of the weekend. coastal cloud to start the day and it is wild and warm with today the warmer the two days for your weekend. if you're heading to san francisco for the marathon it will be some pretty great weather for you. we are looking at temperatures near 57 degrees we do want to take a look at some of the traffic. the marathon is not the only thing that may slow you down and jaclyn dunn has the details. >> reporter: the san francisco marathon tomorrow but many drivers will not be driving due to many closures and the golden gate bridge will be closed from 6:00 a.m. and some 9:00 a.m.. expect delays in the southbound direction as well. there will be delays between midnight and 10:00 a.m. also many closures throughout the city, especially along the embarcadero. southbound closed from broadway to harrison and that runs between midnight and 2:45 pm. there will be some kpix closures in the subway between west portal with best bridge in place but people riding the best bridge to expect delays because the san francisco marathon runners will be crossing market street as well so was to do this weekend but do expect delays and give yourself a little extra time. sean spicer has stepped down as the press secretary and we have more. >> reporter: sean spicer quit with after wall street financier anthony scaramucci accepted the job of top communication eight. sarah huckabee sanders got promoted to press secretary. spicer told fox news he was not pushed out. >> my decision was to give anthony and sarah a clean slate so that we could talk about the agenda. >> reporter: scaramucci dismissed suggestive attention in the west wing and he plans to highlight the trump agenda the media is ignoring. >> we are committed to the process of getting the administration office message out . >> reporter: and though scaramucci has no experience he has a business advantage. >> that kind of respect and ability to talk to the president with some balance means he is going to be able to have more influence on the president. >> reporter: and perhaps a friendlier start with the media evidence by his parting case. he has had a combative with reporters with spicer. >> there has been the mentality with just about the click them the facts . >> reporter: recently spicer has taken a backseat and left out of visiting the pope. president trump tweeted sean spicer is a wonderful person who took tremendous abuse but his future is bright. however, saturn live pins clear this will go dark when he leaves in august. sharon chin, kpix 5 . >> scaramucci wants to be more transparent have to as the president first. >> his business experience could turn out to be an advantage. john dickerson told us he may have more influence with the president because of it. >> when he speaks in public for the president because of his career in the private sector scaramucci will have a different voice that the president respects because he has done the same thing that the president has done. >> he will host "face the nation" tomorrow right after the newscast here on kpix 5 . an oakland man facing charges of trying to support isis. he met with undercover fbi agents to plan an attack. she have plans to escape afterward to mexico setting up social media accounts for the benefit of isis. his attorney said his client never supported any terror group. he describes the man as young and naove. it appears he allowed himself to be drawn into conversations he should've been more specific so. he is being held in oakland. they are looking for a woman suspected of stabbing in their core news employee -- a mercury news employee in the local and neighborhood. he is expected to survive after being taken to the hospital. we have no word on emotive. police are investigating animal hoarding cases in two different houses in antioch. they went to put out a kitchen fire and the second case emerged on thursday. the second house and most of those are in the shelter offering them up for adoption. stuck it will allow ben shapiro to speak on campus in september. they wanted to host ben shapiro but the school said it could not identify a space on that day. now the chancellor has decided to offer up a venue for free. the spokesman said the chancellor's commitment to free speech. a report from the state employment development department shows santa clara county added 2600 jobs and the san francisco san mateo region gained 4900. this is all while california cost 1400 jobs in june. supply and demand is pushing prices higher. in oakland they dropped 16%. in fremont prices jumped over $1 million and things are more affordable in contra costa county with richmond and san pablo around $400,000 . in the east bay no solution for the trash problem. every apparent solution has been shut down so kpix 5's john ramos looking for answers again at city hall and on the streets. >> reporter: on tuesday we showed you the problem. giant piles of garbage dumped by people looking for a convenient place to get rid of trash. >> they just dump it on as. >> reporter: will be problem may be obvious, how to stop it is a matter of debate. for natasha this is simple. >> a dumpster would help. the city is trying to accommodate as but they need to bring it dumpster. the city tried that here and now it is gone. while some feel it is not enough the city says the newest budget includes $100,000. >> we hope that a larger encampment until we can resolve this that we can put in garbage cans and services for them. >> reporter: they feel if it was removed regularly it would discourage illegal tempers operating here. the city has a reward program splitting the fine but activists say it will only stop when oakland devotes some of its land for the homeless to live on. >> it is hard for people to feel like they can show up and down when we have an organized village. >> the city said it tried allowing campers to stay in a park but it did not work out well. >> things deteriorated. you need security guards and some basic rules. that would surely cost more than $100,000 but as the city ponders solutions there is this incentive. oakland currently spends $5 million a year in cleanup costs only to have it look like this. john ramis, kpix 5 . >> the city said much of the dumping is happening out of convenience or to avoid fees. 40,000 bees were removed from his apartment building this week. they were buzzing and she alerted the property manager. they called in a local beekeeper to remove them . >> reporter: still ahead, it is a moment in time they cannot re- create. the newlyweds desperate to track down stolen wedding photos. and bay area luxuries surrounded by charm. a tour of the $16 million home. six flags discovery kingdom will celebrate the anniversary of its shark experience. it opens today through next sunday or you can grab your bike and head on over to pebble fest in oakland from 11:00 until 6:00. the adobo festival kicks off in san jose through today and tomorrow. ♪ mom. ♪ ♪ where all the walls echo with laughter ♪ ♪ and every room has its own chapter ♪ you've carried on your family's tradition. let us help you prepare for your family's future. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. state environmentalist a warning this morning about a san francisco lake. you should avoid eating catfish caught in the northlake and limit consumption of rainbow trout. it is concerns about the level of mercury which can cause brain damage in children. a man and wife recently married in san francisco looking for the stolen photos of their special moment. they got married in the city hall and friends and family took these photos. after that someone broke into the car of the photographer. the memory cards are now missing. >> the equipment can be replaced, but these pictures cannot so at this point that is our main concern. >> the photographer has offered to take new photos to re-create that day . million-dollar homes are in the market incident auto county and betty yu takes us on a tour of the property going for 16 million. >> it is beautiful landscaping. you can see it has a pool . this estate sits on 50 acres surrounded by rolling vineyards and views of dry creek valley. the grounds feature an entertainment barn with a gym and a treehouse and a 6000 square foot home. it comes with a spacious kitchen, three bedrooms, and 4.5 baths. the price tag is $15.9 million. >> traditionally napa is where you will see the price tag but we have really seen an uptick in the amount of homes in hillsboro . >> reporter: it is not just hillsboro. homes priced at $1 million on the rides because of a boom in silicon valley buyers. clients are also younger. >> sonoma is more private. while everybody traditionally is going to napa to buy a vacation home, they want to go where it is more private. >> reporter: today the median price is $625,000. within the county, the city of sonoma and santa rosa the largest pricey sales in the last couple years. take this 44 acre estate in santa rosa complete with a pool, vineyard, six bathrooms, a 30 stall horse facility and a private lake. it is listed at $3.5 million. >> there have not been a lot of homes built lately so inventory levels are low and $1 million does not buy you much here. >> reporter: he says 80% of his buyers come from outside the county and all of those half from the bay area. some are buying because it is still cheaper than living in san francisco. others are testing in a second home. >> i thought that maybe we would reach another plateau but in the last six months it is still going. >> reporter: in sonoma county, betty yu, kpix 5 . >> still cheaper than living in san francisco. here is that iconic golden gate bridge connecting the north bay to the city. you can see the clouds started to dissipate a little bit with temperatures near 16 degrees from many locations. upper 50s for oakland and san jose with 54 in santa rosa. the satellite perspective showing high pressure with warmer temperatures and the today. it is near the century mark for the warmest locations and that is going to keep us a bit more mild but comfortable by the bay and along the coast today. tomorrow cooling inland with more of the onshore push as the marine layer deepens. temperatures will be coming down for most locations tomorrow inland and then a bit cooler at the beach tomorrow with temperatures near 70 along the coast. high temperatures today forecasted above average and near 80 near oakland. 71 is the high in san francisco. here is the upper 90s for the warmest locations in the south bay with the 80s along the peninsula and 88 in palo alto and 83 in union city. triple digits for brentwood and 94 in san ramon today. along the bay temperatures near the 80 degrees mark for places like berkeley and oakland. 70s in san francisco and triple digit in clear lake. we are going to see warmer temperatures the father and then you go with triple digits for the state fair which is still going on. much cooler in san francisco for the marathon tomorrow and expect temperatures to be in the 50s for the start of the race. mid-70s along the coast and much cooler into next week with some cooler air moving in. still had come and meet our pet of the week and find out how you can help jimmy become a part of your family and how you can find other pets in need of a home. jimi is in need of a new home. joining us now with more on how you can adopt them is krista maloney from the san francisco s-p- c-a.. thanks so mu it is time now for our pet of the week. jimmy is looking for a home and join us now is crystal mahoney from the san francisco spca. us a little bit about him. >> it happens. there are certain circumstances when people find they cannot give some pet the care that they need so they give them to us and then it is our job to make sure that jimmy finds the best situation for him . >> so what would be an ideal home for him? he is not a puppy so you don't have to worry about the house training. would he be good with kids? >> he is. is the universal person that you can bring into your house to get along with anybody. he loves the attention and also what do better with mature kids just because he is a little shy but he warms up and he is really looking for the affection and wants to give it back. >> and you are saying he is a little bit nervous to be on tv otherwise he is high-energy. >> he is. we were just in the break room playing hide and seek. he is really a fun guy. you can take him out with you. he loves walking and he loves the outdoors. >> so you are saying that you have a big event this weekend. tell me about that. is it just dogs? >> it is actually dogs only but is a really cool event. everybody is going to come out and we are going to try to break a record for the largest and the most rescued dogs in one location. we have to beat 250 and then we look at the guinness world record. we encourage up on to come out that is a part of the community. everything is going to local shelters and that is going to be a blast. there will be live music and a pet costume contest. >> it gives you an opportunity to interact with these animals before you potentially bring them home. >> they are going to be out there with cuddle mileage looking for a home. >> thank you so much. that is this afternoon. to learn more about the san francisco spca you can go to the website. >> it sounds like a good time. we will have to head out. i do want to talk about another pet story. it was a lucky find for the peninsula humane society during a routine delivery to the adoption center. they found this little guy. a tiny kitten hiding behind some pallets of the delivery. they were able to capture the frightened kitten before he was injured and he is now also available for adoption. still have, helping seniors with housing, health, and employment. meet this week's jefferson award winner. seniors in san francisco's chinatown... now helps 40-thousand elderly in four bay area counties. he non-profi was started as a war on poverty program is helping seniors in chinatown and 40,000 only people in other counties. >> it is a woman whose personal inspiration first brought her to the agency 40 years ago. allen martin reports she is this week's jefferson award winner pick whether it is helping seniors with alzheimer's and parkinson's or leading a special dance class and me chung -- annie chung has been helping since elite 70s. her older brothers and sisters almost dashed her hopes of coming here. >> my parents said for a while maybe you should not go to summit disco. >> she eventually made it right away went to work for self-help for the elderly becoming its director in 1981. >> most of them even needed shelter or housing or food or clothing or income. >> it now helps 40,000 seniors a year in addition to serving 300,000 mills a year they also provide seniors who do not speak english housing and home care and hospice but she says it is not a handout. >> we empower the seniors to make them feel independent and dignified. >> reporter: betty and her husband have been coming to the activity center for 21 years. it is for lunch and for karaoke. >> josephine has been working alongside annie for decades. >> she is very tough. >> reporter: and for annie working with seniors reminds her of her mother who lived to be 101. >> they just teach me so much . >> reporter: for decades of serving seniors this week's award in the bay area is to annie chung. >> more than 90% of self-help clients are low income and minorities. annie says in addition to the asian community when the services are provided to hispanic and russian communities as well. >> economic your own hero online at www.cbssf.com . we have a final look at the forecast. >> it is cool at the coast and we are really socked in on this shot with some sunshine along the bay today. temperatures right now in the 60s and today it is the warmer of the two days. you can see on futurecast the marine layer is deepening but basically clouds to start and then heat this weekend with triple digit temperatures along the coast and of course the big story this weekend is the san francisco marathon with some coastal fog tomorrow morning and a nice, cool day. >> it is time for us to call it a morning. thank you for watching kpix 5 news this morning. we are back tomorrow morning and we will see you at 7:30. enjoy your saturday. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop 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