twitter rant. the debate question that set him off. pnchts donald trump getting fired up, his latest twitter rant. the debate question that set him off. plus he spent 39 years behind bars, one of the chowtilla kidnappers paroled. where he's most likely to spend his first night of freedom. and big crowds and big changes for this weekend's outside lamb festival. that's going on in san francisco this weekend. it is 7:00 this saturday morning, august 8th. thanks for joining us, i'm anne makovec. >> i'm mark kelly. if you're headed out to outside lands this early in the morning, it's a little cloudy to start things off. of course, let's take a look now, a live shot of the golden gate bridge this morning where we got that fog rolling in

right now. current temperatures 50s and low 60s, 61 in oakland, 60 degrees in san jose on this saturday morning. here's the headlines for today, a cloudy start with some patchy fog, sunshine today for most of us, and near seasonal highs, but we do have some changes coming up in the seven- day forecast. we'll go over that in just a bit. a fatal shooting in east san jose has police looking for leads this morning. police responded to a report of a shooting in the area of tule road and capitol expressway last night. when they got there, they found a man who had been shot. he later died at the scene. it is still under investigation. a man who was killed identity has not yet been released. to sonoma, a man was killed and another in serious condition after a car slammed into a tree. that happened shortly before midnight on seventh street east near rover road just outside of the sonoma city limits. the victim's friends say the men were coming from a wedding

party. police in southern california have shot and killed a man they say stabbed six people. it happened last night outside a nursing home in long beach. officers found the attacker in the act. at least one of the victims is said to be in critical condition this morning. no word yet on a motive. well, one day after the first republican debate, trump skewered fox news anchor megyn kelly who questioned him about how he treats women. >> i have a lot of respect for megyn kelly. she's a lightweight, so, you know, she gets out and starts asking me all sorts of ridiculous questions. you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever. >> whoa. well, whatever you think of donald trump, he is the republican frontrunner. and oolon martin says one thing is clear, he's a ratings bonanza. >>reporter: democrats aren't debating until october, so for now the gop has a bit of a captive audience and it turns out it was a very large

audience that was captivated. with 24 million people watching, it was cable tv's dream come true. >> i've been challenged by so many people and i don't frankly have time for total political correctness. >>reporter: donald trump and a supporting cast of nine gave fox news channel a ratings bonanza. 16% of -- 60% of homes in the u.s. tuned in for the gop primary debate. last election it was 5%. >> frankly, more theater than politics. >>reporter: kpix5 political analyst joe tooman says the thee at ricks of trump may be the tune-in factor for many people, but the gop also knows it needs disenchanted democrats and independents in its camp for any chance of winning the white house. >> so anything that you can do to increase the base of potential voters for republican candidate, including by starting with viewership is a good thing for republicans. it's helpful to them. >>reporter: meaning candidates who trek the high road

definitely had an audience. >> if i'm our nominee, how is hillary clinton going to lecture me living pay check to pay check? i was raised pay check to pay check. [ cheers ] >> it has to not be about theater, it has to be politics. you have to be smart to the audience you're try to go reach. >>reporter: but can trump do that? go with hillary clint autopsy, i said be at my wedding and she came to my wedding. you know why? because she had no choice. >>reporter: and hold an audience. two ways to look at those ratings numbers, advertisers and voters. of the 29 million viewers, almost 8 million were in that coveted 25-54-year-old age range. what advertisers look for. but voters are typically older. alan martin, kpix5. >> the republican debate even beat viewership of game 7 of the world series. the man who murdered 12 people in a movie theater in colorado was spared the death penalty. james holmes showed no emotion as he learned his fate, life in

prison without the possibility of parole. a jury deliberated for almost seven hours but could not come to a unanimous agreement on a death sentence. it was an infamous kidnapping almost 40 years ago. now one of the men who kidnapped more than two dozen kids on their school bus is out of prison and possibly headed for the bay area. 63-year-old james shoenfeld was released on parole after 39 years behind bars. in 1976, schoenfeld, his brother richard and a third man took the bus captive and then took the kids in a box truck near livermore. they intenlded to hold the kids for ransom, but escaped when the kids fell asleep. richard was paroled a few years ago. he now lives with his mother in mountain view and right now it's unclear whether james will join them. the eyes of a nation are once again on ferguson, missouri this weekend. tomorrow marks one year since the police shoolgt of an

unarmed black teenager there. boarded up stores and empty lots are a reminder of what happened in this city. waves of unrest and protests followed the death of michael brown. the city has made some changes since then. it's overhauled its municipal court system, reduced traffic stops and fines and the interim police chief is now black. now people are trying to push the current mayor, james knowlees out. >> once we get the mayor out, hope fully people will see that we can do this and we can do things we want to do. >> as for michael brown's shooter, former officer darren wilson, he's essentially living in hider. the new yorker reports that his supporters have raised half a million dollars to pay his legal expenses and buy him a new house. calfire has lifted some evacuations for the rocky fire. many people in the spring valley area are being allowed to return home, but the damage is extensive. more than 69,000 acres across three counties have now burned

and more than 6,000 structures are still threatened. the fire, though, is 50% contained. golden gate park is rocking all weekend. the big outside lands festival started last night, and this year tickets sold out in record time, less than 45 minutes. as kpix5 betty yu tells us, now some people are doing everything they can to get inside outside lands. >>reporter: there are several entrances to the park and very strict security, but that's not stopping people from brainstorming their way in online. hoards of music lovers rocked out of day one of outside lands. from chopper 5, you can see giant crowds packed into golden gate park this afternoon. not everyone wants to pay to enjoy these festivities, though. >> i sat there and it's like going and getting lucky. >>reporter: taj says 10 of his friends successfully snuck in this morning. since then he's had no luck finding a scalped ticket he can

afford. >> there are always people that try to break in, people storming the gates. we have had instances of people storming the gates tonight. >>reporter: we found people setting up meeting places on social media. 234 people rsvped to this facebook invite. outside lands free because we're sneaking in. 23rd and fulton is where to meet. another calls for a mob. we're going to bum rush the v.i.p. entrance. there's not a billion fences like there are everywhere else there. and there are dedicated to advice on sneaking in and sneaking in booths. to get in, you need a wristband like this. it must be activated and acts like a debit card. john cobbs paid $750 for his three-day v.i.p. pass. >> if you want to see a concert that bad and risk going to jail for it, you know, my hat tips to them. >>reporter: sfpd says tonight it has given out at least 31 citations for public drunkenness and trespassing. it did credit this year's high

tech wristband for cutting down on counterfeits which you may remember was a big problem last year. in san francisco, betty yu, kpix5. >> and we were just mentioning that yesterday, people have not forgotten that last year that some people showed up at the gate and they had a bogus ticket, they couldn't get in, after all that. >> i had a friend who actually contacted me last night that says, i have a pass, come on down. it was like 7:00. i almost went, but then the massive crowds turned me off. it seemed like a real hassle to get in there. i just dial up the pannedora. >> just do that, stay home. let's take a look at a massive typhoon from space. that massive, monster storm made landfall in taiwan last night. this is the view of the storm from the international space station. now, four people have died, including tragically a mother and a daughter who were swept out to sea. some areas may get more rain this weekend than san francisco has had in the past two years.

well, stephen colbert's name is now up in lights. it's on the marquee at the ed sullivan theater in new york city. now, this comes about a month before colbert makes his "late show" debut. also the new host sent a tweet revealing his first guest for september 8th. drum roll. george clooney. meet the grandpa taking the hip-hop world by storm. >> my dancing name is og. >> yeah, that's o.g. for old guy. the twist of events that drove him to the dance floor. coming up in sports, the latest on the release of aldon smith and the giants went out all out in chicago in hopes of staying close in the wildcard race. stick around, sports is coming up. and here is a live shot of the bay bridge this morning. we got some fog rolling in, but it'll be clearing out later on. we'll

by now you've heard about the niners letting aldon smith go. he was arrested for dui and vandalism on friday morning. on the field smith was one of

the best pass rushers in the nfl with 100 career sacks in 50 games. off the field is where he fell short with suspensions and missed ball games. it's a big blow for the team, but an even more bigger blow for smith. we hope he makes it back. ryan vogelssong making his first start since july 11th. bottom of the 2nd, duffy with the amazing grab at 3rd. check this out. he makes the diving grab to rod addison, extra bases and likely saves a run. that's just great, great defense right there. in the 5th inning, the club blew this one wide open, solare double to left. giants fans don't like that so much. 7-3. abby burns, paralympic swimmer and sister of billy burns throwing out the first pitch. good to see that. oakland up 1-0 against the astros when danny va lenzia took one deep for the solo shot. oakland goes up 2-0. bottom of the 9th, 3-1, all sonny grant has to do is get the complete out for the game and gets

lowery to ground out at 2nd. a's go on to win it by a count of 3-2. there you go. you're caught up on your sports. the 49ers moving their sunday practice and it will not be open to fans this time. the reason? the turf at levi's not up to par. levi's stadium has hosted a number of event this is summer and the field has taken a lot of wear and tear. tomorrow's practice will be moved to the team's training facility where there's no place for fans to watch. the turf is getting replaced after a number of concerts in the coming weeks. it is the end of an era in the southern california skies. the goodyear blimp is retiring. right now it is grounded in carson before it gets decommissioned on monday. the blump called "the spirit of america" took to the skies in 2002. it has flown 8,000 flights and carried 30,000 passengers. that's still on my bucket list. thousands of people coming to see the blimp off, but they will not be blimpless for long down there. a new one is built and will

start flying next year. >> always cool to see those up in the sky, right? well, let's take a look at a live shot of san jose this morning where we got some clouds to start off our saturday morning. there is a little bit of sun, though, starting to peek through. so here's what you can expect heading out the door today, morning low clouds, some patchy fog out there. sunshine for most of us later on today, and then near seasonal high temperatures for your saturday afternoon. so let's fly around the bay now and take a look at some of those highs. first to the south bay where malpitas, you'll get to 82 degrees, 82 in palo alto and mountain view, 83 in sunnyvale, 79 degrees in fremont today. our highest temperature in the area, brentwood at 88 degrees, san ramone83, danville 84, concord the same and 77 degrees in benitiy. 79 degrees in berkeley, 70 in san francisco. for the outside lands festival today. in the north bay, 79 degrees in navado. sonoma is going to get up to

80. so in your seven-day forecast tomorrow, sunday looking a little bit warmer than what we're going to see today. more clouds, though, start to roll in on tuesday. it's going to stay partly cloudy for the second half of your work week, and then those temperatures are going to stay at or near seasonal for this time of year. well, a northern california man is proving that age is nothing but a number. >> don ford breaks it down with a hip-hop grandpa. >>reporter: he's a hip-hop dance sensation. he's 62 years young and he surely stands out in the crowd. >>reporter: but who is this guy? >> my dancing name is o.g. pollard. >>reporter: o.g. pollard. >> that's right. >>reporter: for what? >> old guy. >>reporter: o.g. as he's known in the hip-hop world is no slouch. he started hip-hop dancing in 2009. first parties, now a featured headliner in clubs, even recognized in the professional

rap hip-hop music scene, including major videos. >> the different videos i've danced in and especially the last one with chris brown and tiga and school board q, that whole day was a lot of fun. >>reporter: here in the chris brown video, using lyrics too steamy for tv, he has admittedly a small appearance, but to be included at all is a recognition of his talent. or is it? at first he was always asked: >> what in the world is that old white man doing here? >>reporter: and what were you doing there? >> i was dancing. and so i just walked out to the middle of the floor and kicked my moves and then they would say, wow, that's why he's here. >>reporter: hip-hop isn't the only dancing he enjoys. turns out o.g. is a trained salsa dancer. he enjoys ball room dancing and: >> i do like country music. >>reporter: you like country music too? hip-hop, country music? >> oh, yeah, kenny chesney and -- yeah.

>>reporter: what music do you not like then? >> square dancing music. >>reporter: square dancing music. here we go. >>reporter: o.g. says he will keep on dancing until the wheels fall off. in tracey, don ford, kpix5. >> he gives me confidence to get back out there. >> you definitely could. >> anyone could do it. >> he does have the moves but some of that dancing with young girls stuff is a little icky. >> you want to dance with o.g.? >> you know, at a distance. you have like a six-inch rule maybe. still ahead, helping low income kids get the tech skills they'll need for the future. how these young men are bridging the gap and inspiring students in their own neighborhoods. we'll be right back.

welcome back. it's a hidden gem and a healthy salad that can be a little bitter, but it is the perfect addition. >> here's tony tantillo on chickoret. >>reporter: today we'll deal with chickory. chickory is great. use sparingly in salads that you mix with other lettuces, it's fabulous. it tastes delicious and good for us. but selection and storage in chickory is very important, otherwise it's going to be a little bit on the bitter side. when you buy the green them

like this all the way around, no yellow whatsoever, the white has to be nice and white. if you see any crack in the stems and where it's cut nice and clear. free from any browning whatsoever and it's sogot to feel very fresh to the touch. when you bring them home, put them in the refrigerator, open up the bag a little bit to breathe and store them in the refrigerator. the chickory, i mix it with some spring mix that you buy. if the chickory not already in there, i put it in there. it adds a little texture and flavor to the salad. just that extra bite. i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. always remember to eat healthy. good. let's take a look live now from the top of the transamerica tower, looking at the city of san francisco. some fog, low clouds out there. and if you are headed to the outside lands festival at golden gate park, you might want to bring a jacket for some of the cooler parts of the day. it is going to make it up, though, to 68 degrees today, and for a warmer experience, because we're still in summer,

sonoma county fair, last weekend of it in santa rosa. sunny and warm, 85 degrees. and we've seen a lot of success stories from students rising above. and now a couple of the graduates are actually teaming up. >> yeah. kpix5's wendy tacuta is looking at how they're working to fix the digital divide. >>reporter: it's demo day for mission vit. a a nonprofit that helps low income kids learn how to code. the students are showing off games they've designed. [ applause ] >>reporter: the goal is to help bridge the tech divide with classes taught by computer science majors with support from professional software engineers. stavon cook is the ceo. >> if you're like me, you grew up in san francisco in public housing before moving on to live with your grandparents, you understand in a visceral way the difference between education and the job can do for a young person. >>reporter: we met steffen 12

years ago before he graduated from williams college. he was a student rising above at thoroughgood marshall high. >> my world completely changed when i was exposed to some great opportunities through education. i wanted to go into communities where they would never even consider a computer science course and spark something. >>reporter: steffen also wants to help increase diversity of the tech world, more people of color, more girls. >> we bring in the talented young people of color. you can set those in it here. >>reporter: talented people like joe williams, another student rising above. now a computer science major at lewis and clark college. steffen hired him to teach coding this summer at mission bit by having the kids develop video games. >> it gives them something to go show their friends and if their friends are interested in coding, they have this whole visual aspect to it, like, hey, what i did. >>reporter: joe was a foster kid when we first met him three

years ago at reardon high. like steffen, joe has lived in the projects, lost a parent to drugs and understands firsthand how poverty locks kids out of high tech. >> if you don't have internet and you don't have a computer, you might not be able to keep up with technology, don't get to keep up with the culture. >>reporter: or get the jobs. in san francisco, less than 20% of all latino and black families have access to the internet. >> i'd like to lessen that gap and make computer science more diverse so people don't feel like when you go into this field that you stand out or you have something to prove to everyone else. >> you think they have all the ideas, the interest, the passion to thrive in the tech sector, so we want to teach them computer science, but more than that, we want them to have access to any opportunity that

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from foster farms. simply better. welcome back. it's just about 7:30 on this saturday morning. good morning, i'm mark kelly. >> and i'm anne makovec. it is august 8th, and it looks like a pretty typical summer day out there. taking a live look this morning at our san mateo bridge camera. you can see some low clouds, a little bit of patchy fog. traffic moving nicely at 7:30 this morning. and temperatures hanging right around 60 degrees, that it low cloud coverage is keeping us

pretty mild this morning. your weather headlines for this saturday, ahead a cloudy start, patchy fog all around. sunshine for most today and near seasonal highs. we have some changes in our seven-day forecast. we'll have that coming up in a few minutes. new this morning, two men heading out from a wedding party crashed their car into a tree. one was killed and the other is in serious condition this morning. it happened shortly before midnight on seventh street east near rover road just outside sonoma city limits. now, police say it took 45 minutes to extricate the men out of the car because the car was so badly mangled. now to san jose, police are looking for a suspect in a fatal shooting. police responded to reports of a shooting in the area of tulley road and capitol expressway last night. when they arrived, they found a man suffering from a gunshot wound. he later died at the scene. the incident is still under investigation. the victim's identity has not been released. the outside lands festival is in full swing in san francisco this weekend.

it kicked off yesterday. the headliner of the night, the black keys. but be sure to check the pricing if you're planning on taking uber or other ride-share companies this it weekend. last year during the outside lands festival, uber was charging five times the normal rates. in some cases that added up to $300 for a ride. uber blames the issue on its "algorithm." now, lyft is the official ride share partner. that he will have 40 ambassador stations outside the misty party buses. they'll be directing people to the best spot to catch a ride. they have also capped their surge pricing this year at $200 a person. the parent of a teenaged girl killed in the arabica airlines crash at sfo just dropped their lawsuit against the city. the 16-year-old was ejected from the plane as it hit the runway seawall in july 2013. now, she survived the crash but died when two fire trucks accidentally ran her over. at the time her family claims

she was carelessly left in harm's way, but they gave no reason as to why they recently dropped their lawsuit. happening now, a bay area woman is attempting to make history by swimming 30 miles from the fairlawn islands to the golden gate bridge. kim chambers is enduring the bitter cold and shark-infested waters to accomplish her goal. now, last week simon diminguez tried to be the first to complete the course but stopped short. the last time a woman attempted this swim was in the 1950s. for the first time california taxpayers will pay for the sex reassignment surgery of an inmate. shiloh quinn settled with the collections department yesterday to get the surgery. quinn will be moved to a woman's prison after the procedure. the state also agreed to sex reassignment surgery for a second inmate. that inmate will no longer need taxpayers to pay for his surgery since he's now being released from prison. he has been granted parole. a cancerous chemical has

caused health concerns for parents at a southern california school. high levels of arsenic were found in the soil on the la crosse field of beverly hills high school. a padlocked fence now blocks that field. the school district is now doing more testing. according to the district, the area was just about to begin some construction there. a cyber attack that affected about 2,500 people and military personnel is now being linked to russia. hackers tarlgted an e-mail -- targeted an e-mail system and kept it offline for about two weeks. the pentagon says no secrets were revealed, luckily. russia was also blamed for a cyber attack of unclassified networks used by the white house and state department over the past year. the eyes of the nation are back on ferguson, missouri this weekend. tomorrow marks one year since the police shooting of an unarmed black teen. boarded stores and empty lots are a reminder of what happened in that city. waves of unrest and protests followed the death of michael brown. now, the city has made changes.

it overhauled its municipal court system, reduced traffic stops and fines, and the new interim police chief is black. well, now people are trying to push the mayor, james knows out. >> once we get the mayor out, hopefully the people will see that we can do this and we can do things that we want to do. >> as for michael brown's shooter, darren wilson, he's essentially living in hiding now. the new yorker reports his supporters raised nearly a half a million dollars to pay both his legal expenses and buy him a house. a bay area company is about to roll out a free earthquake alert app that could be a life saver. kpix5's mark sayer shows us how it works ghvment earthquake coming in 20 seconds. >>reporter: if your smart phone came to life with a warning like this: >> earthquake coming in five seconds. earthquake afters. >>reporter: it might give you a precious few seconds to get under a desk or get your kids to safety. that's the goal of a palo alto

startup called zizmos. >> depends on your location, you might get a few seconds of warning. >>reporter: and your smart phone works both ways, not only allowing you to receive alerts, but also to be a part of the crowd-sourced data network to feed quake data into the system. after all, you just never know when you could be the closest person to the epicenter of an earthquake. >> many earthquakes happen in specific locations, it moves out, and if you have [ indiscernable ] your sensors can pick up the signals. >>reporter: you may not think about it, but most modern smart phones already have motion sensors built in. for example, that's how your phone knows which way you want your text or your video oriented. well, in newer phones, the sensors are actually good enough to detect earthquakes. >> it can pick up [ indiscernable ] >> earthquake approaching in 17 seconds. >>reporter: in this example based upon the actual 1989loma

prieta earthquake, users would get a 17-second advanced warning. the closer the user is to the epicenter, the more notice. they have funding from the national science foundation and it could help injuries or even death during an earthquake. in palo alto, mark sair, kpix5. >> the zizms app should be in google play in about two weeks. an update on the legionnaire's outbreak in new york city. the officials from the centers for disease control and prevention have arrived in the big apple for the investigation. at least 100 cases have been diagnosed just since last month and several people have died. now, the outbreak has been traced back to some water cooling towers. legionnaire's is a severe form of pneumonia when a person inhales the legionella bacteria. >> it gets down into our lungs and then depending on the dose and how frail we are, either within a day or two or in the next several days you can come

down with a pneumonia, shortness of breath, a cough, pain in your chest, fever and chills. >> older people, those with weakened immune systems or with chronic lung diseases and smokers are more likely to develop the infection. well, if you have verizon, your next phone could cost a whole lot more. verizon is getting rid of discounts on new phones when customers sign a two-year agreement. instead you'll have to buy the phone at the full price or pay a monthly fee. verizon is also eliminating phone contracts, instead plans will be month to month at a slight discount from the old prices. if you have a verizon contract now, you can keep it. it looks like apple is ready to debut a new iphone. according to a buzzfeed report, apple will likely unveil its newest generation of mobile phones on wednesday, september 9th. the phone is expected to include a better camera, faster processor and other upgrades. buzzfeed also reporting that

apple may introduce a new version of the ipad as well. they say the new ipad will be apple's pro model with a 12.9- inch display. that is larger than its current ipad display which a 9.7 inches. so a real lucky break for two southern california teens after they were struck by lightning. >> this is crazy. doctors say a romantic gesture probably saved their lives. reporter crystal cruise with the striking story. >> it was more of just kind of a shove, you know, and it felt kind of like i was getting hit over the head with, like, metal or something. >>reporter: the two were walking along a tree-lined street in claremont when doctors suspect they were hit by lightning, part of severe thunderstorms that moved through the area thursday. >> next thing you know we're on the ground and we gave each other like the most terrified look you could possibly imagine. it was definitely weird. i kind of thought there was an earthquake. >>reporter: the teenagers say a passerby stopped to say he saw the lightning bolt hit them. the teens' doctor says their

lives were probably spared because of something they were doing while walking down the street. >> and these two were lucky that they were holding hands. it helped to diffuse that electrical current that ran through their bodies. >>reporter: the doctor suspected the bolt first hit dillon's head and traveled through his hands to hers and exited through lexi's foot. being shot by cupid will probably have longer lasting effects on the couple, who the doctor says are doing just fine, lucky in love and lucky in life. in clermont, crystal kruise. >> they'll probably stay together now for a good while. >> i hope so. seems like they should have a happy ending. i'm still thinking like that, right? it is extra protection if something goes wrong on your vacation, but tonight our consumer watch found out that it may not always pay off when you need it to. and here's a live shot of downtown san francisco this morning. looking foggy. we'll have your seven-day

. a lot of insurance companies and even some credit cards offer something called trip

interruption protection. >> always an idea of it's it worth it or not. the idea is that you'll be covered if something goes wrong with your vacation. but as consumer watch reporter julie watts explains, it doesn't always pay off. >>reporter: every chance he gets, robert buyers hits the road on his harley. during a recent trek up to washington, he got a flat. >> we got wobbling a little bit. >>reporter: no problem for the aaa member. robert simply called for a tow. even better, he says the aaa rep told him he was covered through the company's road trip interruption and delay coverage, and he said they'd reimburse him for up to $1,500 for accommodations, meal expenses and the cost of substitute transportation. >> i didn't know i had it. >>reporter: and many people don't. in addition to aaa, several credit cards offer to reimburse nonrefundable travel expenses, provided you pay with your card, the benefit you may already be paying for. when robert tried to take advantage of him, grabbing a hotel over the weekend while his harley was getting fixed,

aaa rejected his claim totaling $695. >> not one penny. >>reporter: despite what robert says aaa initially told him, the company now says flat tires are not covered, only mechanical issues. >> well, they shouldn't have told me that i had insurance. >>reporter: the department of insurance's nancy kincaid says if they do, they're likely. so you should document everything, writing down who you spoke with, the date and the time. >> an insurance company is responsible for the representation or information that is provided by their agents or their employees. >>reporter: aaa, however, says it found no evidence any agent offered mr. biers reimbursement for travel expenditures, though they have now agreed to renew his $200 a year membership for free, something robert hopes he won't have to use. >> no flats. >> that was julie watts reporting. now, if you have a consumer problem, send us an e-mail @consumerwatch@cbssf.com. a growing number of millennials are choosing not to

buy a new car. instead they're turning to low- cost lease deals. that's according to a new report by edmonds.com. they said finance is a major factor in the lower lease prices, giving millennials a chance to drive those luxury cars they may not otherwise be able to afford to buy. technology is also a top reason. >> i see it as a real hands off to car ownership. you use it for a few years, you return it, you upgrade to the latest and greatest. >> the report shows cities in the midwest, minnesota and michigan have more millennials choosing to lease. >> interesting. this is a beautiful shot i want to show you. this is a live shot of the rooftop cam of the bay bridge. you can just kind of see the sun peeking through the clouds there shining onto the bay. looking good. here's what you can expect heading out the door today. you might want to take a jacket. a.m. low clouds, patchy fog, sunshine, though, for most of us later on today and near seasonal high temperatures around the bay. let's take a look at some of those highs for today. first to the south bay where

palo alto, you're going to get to 82. the same for mountain view. sunnyvale 83 degrees and santa santa clara as well. highest temperature today in brentwood at 88. san ramone83 degrees, same for walnut creek and 84 in both pleasant hill and concord. in the central bay, san francisco 70 degrees, berkeley 69 degrees and the north bay 78 degrees in san rafael today, stinson beach a little cooler today at 67. so tomorrow looking warmer than the temperatures we have today, more clouds start to roll in come tuesday. it will stay partly cloudy for the second half of our work week, and those temperatures are going to stay at or near seasonal for this time of year. she brings hope, humor and happiness whether she's helping the elderly, foster children or developmentally disabled people. >> kpix5's sharen chen introduces us to this week's jefferson award winner. >> comin', let's go. >>reporter: here comes shelley

gottleib with her pal hank. >> look who's here. your favorite dog. >>reporter: the spca volunteers visit the jewish home of san francisco, a residential healthcare facility. >> feel his ears, they're really soft. >> hi, baby. >>reporter: recreation director jessica brody say many look forward to the special visit with a retired special education teacher and her therapy dog. >> she brings a friendly face and a great bubbly personality. >>reporter: shelley and hank also bring smiles to schools and hospitals. >> people that are hooked up to every kind of device, you can watch blood pressure drop. >>reporter: and the pair fills special requests for comfort. >> we were the last wish for a family who had a son that was dying and was being taken off life support. >>reporter: besides her service with hank, shelley also volunteers as a court-appointed special advocate or c.a.s.a.

as a c.a.s.a., shelley is a mentor and advocate to foster children who are often abused or neglected. >> it's really about them and them understanding that i will do whatever i can for them. come on. >>reporter: before carla jordan swan adopted her son, shelley was his c.a.s.a. he was an angry 13-year-old who spent 10 years in it foster care, but carla said shelley got to know him and fought to get him into schools that would help him thrive. >> she's an amazing, dynamic, outgoing person, and the love that she shows for my son, it's palpable. >> isn't this amazing? >>reporter: c.a.s.a. program director eric a deckersy marvels at shelley's deep compassion and commitment for helping children. >> she is phenomenal. she is one of those volunteers that you just wish you could coin. >> sit. >> oh. >>reporter: so for caring for her community from spca volunteer to children's advocate, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to

shelley gottlieb. >> now, remember, you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at cbssf.com/hero. a bay area beauty queen's reign is about to be cut short, but not because of some scandal. she's actually about to report for boot camp. we'll have that coming up. and we'll show you how can make little foot here a part of your family. she's live in our studio and we'll meet her next. she knows we're talking

all right. let's take a live look this morning in san jose. you can see downtown looking nice. the clouds are going to clear out of there within the next couple of hours, just in time for the san jose jazz summer fest. yeah, outside lands not the only big music fest going on in the bay area.

temperatures going to be about 82 degrees. it's going on in several locations downtown. sunny and warm conditions. well, it is a huge change of scenery for pageant girl. joe vazquez with the reigning miss on the verge of becoming a marine. >> what's your name? >>reporter: at the sonoma county fair, the woman with the princess wave. >> hi. >>reporter: also happens to have raised the third-place pig. she also played football, the only girl on her high school team. >> i think a lot of people think i'm a little crazy and it may not be the case. it's who i am. >>reporter: 17-year-old athena bratton is also the reigning miss sonoma county, but her tenure will be cut short, that's because in just a few days she will report for duty to the united states marine corps boot catch in south carolina. she signed the marine paperwork just a couple of months before winning the beauty crown in march. >> i definitely think i'm breaking a pageant stereotype. a lot of people think they're pretty little models or they

sing or they're designers. that's not the case with me. i wanted to prove i could walk around with a crown on my head, be a patriot and be in the military. >> she's starting on monday. >> wow! >> good luck, you'll do great at woot camp. there's been a lot of support. >>reporter: she says she loves a good challenge, so the military, the sport, none of that was a surprise to anyone who knows her. no. what shocked her family is that she even participated in a pageant in the first place. >> it was the pageant that surprised them because football and the marines was kind of expected of me. i always had that kind of outgoing -- that kind of wanting the challenge >>reporter: brittany will report to boot camp on monday. and while women marines are not yet allowed in frontline infantry battalions. she says she realizes that could change and any assignment during a war is dangerous. >> thank you. >>reporter: but she says she's up for the challenge. searcher fi, in san jose, joe

vazquez,kpix5. we have some friends in the studio. littlefoot, she is just making friends left and right here around the studio. >> she's adorable, isn't she? >> she's so sweet. and she's really soft too. look at how she loves love. >> yes. >> what a baby. tell it us about her. >> she is a year and a half. we're calling her a terrier mix, but she's probably got some shih tzu in her. >> yeah. because her coat seems really quite soft. >> she has hair rather than fur, so she's not going to shed a lot and she's not going to need regular grooming. >> if people are thinking about adopting her, what should people keep in mind? you really don't know a dog's personality until you get them in your home. >> she's a little bit shy in new situations, but once she's comfortable, the puppy in her comes out. so she likes to run around and play. >> very good. and how is your animal supply going on at animal care and control? i know a lot of the shelters around here have been overrun this summer. >> yeah. we are near capacity. we've got quite a few dogs and we are at capacity with our

cats. >> and it seem ises like from what i've been hearing, a lot of people just losing their housing, maybe the landlord is not allowing pets suddenly or having to move to a different place that's cheaper. are you finding that to be the case? >> that is the case. and with littlefoot, her situation is her owner went into the hospital, and unfortunately didn't come out again, and so we ended up taking her in. >> oh, littlefoot. well, we wish you the best of luck. she certainly deserves a wonderful home. if you want more information on how to adopt her, go to our

well, tomorrow on kpix5 sunday morning, our political insiders are weighing in on the recent news -- or noise, whatever you want to call it, about raymond shrimpboy chow. >> because had i not taught them well, the fbi would have hit a wall and nothing would

have been reported. >> but sort of amazing. >> you're a professor, but you're not a good professor is what they're trying to say. >> and ceo of northern california's planned parenthood is going to be joining us live in studio. planned parenthood has been a real lightning rod of controversy lately, a lot of politician its calling for defunding after some controversial videos came out. so we're going to hear from her about the future of planned parenthood and how they're trying to combat some of this extreme criticism. >> and, of course, we can't forget this past week's gop debate. they'll be talking a lot about that tomorrow. have a good time with phil tomorrow. >> they have a lot of things to say about that. that was quite the show. let's take one more look at the weather before we go. fairfield, you'll get up to 85, 70 degrees in san francisco. so tomorrow looking a little bit warmer before the clouds roll in tuesday. >> thanks for joining us. again, we're going to be back right here tomorrow morning at 7:30 with phil matier. join us then. in the meantime enjoy your

narrator: today on lucky dog, a love for retrievers comes full circle as one rescue... aubrey: she's kind of like a superhero dog. she saved my life. narrator: ...inspires another. brandon: it sounds like you guys would be a really good fit for a dog that i actually have right now. narrator: but if sawyer wants to hitch a ride with a new family... brandon: what do you say we go for a little stroll? you ready? narrator: he'll need to embrace the cycle of life. brandon: keep up. there you go. i'm brandon mcmillan and i've dedicated my life to saving the lonely, unwanted dogs that are living without hope. my mission is to make sure these amazing animals find a purpose a family, and a place to