this is a check. >> in the news this srt morning, a three-year-old girl is suspected to survive after being attacked by a pit bull. sheriff investigators and resuming their search for sierra lamar. i'm terry mcsweeney. here is meteorologist frances dinglasan. >> we've been wondering. >> here we are in santa rosa, 22

inches. 68% of normal. san jose we're at 48% a normal. week a ago at san jose we were at 39% of normal and a i'll have the forecast coming up shortly. >> the threat of thunder and lightning is all but gone. after there was 750 bay area lightning strikes. one knocked a man right off his feet. ray blair shared his story. >> reporter: from a man who did just that during this nasty thunderstorm. roy blair went out in back to get hot dogs before they burned. that is when bad luck hit. >> lightning hit the tree and hit the fence in the backyard and i saw it came across the lawn right up by the cross the asphalt and up the barbecue and into me and he picked me up and dropped me like a ton of bricks. >> he managed to get himself

inside. fire district responded to the 911 call. >> the lightning was probably in the vicinity area and close enough the personal energy affected him. >> kind of electricity associated with the lightning doesn't affect the place it strikes but the perimeter around it. >> i was kind of confused. a little worried. >> but stable. first responders took him to the e.r.. they got me to the hospital and basically said i was okay. >> the captain grew up in the bay area and even he was impressed. >> i don't remember a storm with that much force. >> usually the department only gets two on three calls a night. we had about 13 calls within a 24-hour period in the district itself and another 13, to 14 called in uninning corporation

rated san mateo county. >> get inside and stay away from the windows. national weather service says a tornado touched down yesterday afternoon in yuba city north of sacramento. you can see the damage caused by the 75 mile-per-hour winds blew the roof off of a car dealership. weather service says the twister was on the ground for about one-eighth of a mile. that long enough to do all that damage. nobody was injured. a tornado was reported on stockton on wednesday. >> the muddy mess left behind heavy rains in the east bay is going to take a while to clean up. in fact moraga avenue in piedmont is going to be closed at least through today. this is what the road looked like. the ground was so saturated with all the rain it sent the hill slide sliding bringing a big tree down with it. it hit also hit southern california with rain and snow. big bear was under winter storm

warnings and grapevine was shut down for several hours because of snow. it is now open. the to storm also brought tragedy. a little girl was killed in the rough surf in santa cruz. she was playing near the beach when she was hit by a log about 12 feet long. she was pinned to the beach. the child died after being airlifted to stanford hospital it is not clear whether she was killed by blunted force by the log or drowning. check the forecast any time at abc7news.com. be sure to check out the latest video and viewer pictures. >> a three-year-old girl at the children's hospital of oakland where he is under went facial surgery in martinez. the girl will live but the dog will not. >> reporter: in is turk. she seven-year-old pit bull the

dog for some unknown reason bit the girl in the face. >> the child was on the bed and the dog was not on the bed. that is all we know at this time. >> she was visiting her grandmother when the grandmother's dog attacked. the neighbor heard commotion outside about 11:30 in the morning. >> the street was blocked off. then i saw it. she was all wrapped up. >> girl was brought here to oakland's children open for treated treatment. she underwent surgery and neither the girl nor the grandmother has been named. turk has received a death sentence for the attack. >> the dog was surrendered and placed under state mandated quarantine for ten days and after that he will be euthanized. >> i think they all should be put to sleep, especially when they have done this. >> a next-door neighbor says the

dog was never aggressive. >> doesn't bark much. actually not at all. it's a friendly dog. >> reporter: neighbors say they hardly ever saw the dog because it spent most of the time in indoors or the backyard. >> wrong people get good dogs and it's how people turn the dogs out. >> they are investigating as to whether or not he had aggressive behavior in the past. if he has on top of the tragedy, the grandmother could also face criminal charges. >> terry: right now, volunteers are out again looking for sierra lamar. she disappeared 29 days ago and she never showed up for school. sheriff investigators and volunteers will resume the search. they spent the second day in a row diving in near the

reservoir. karina rusk has the details. >> reporter: the sheriff's office is navigating the murky water. they check out eight items of interest captured by a sonar device. it gives you an idea what the team is working with. the item on the right turned out to be a car. >> it may not be one image what we're looking at. it's often a combination of two or three. >> they ruled out five items of interest at chesboro reservoir. >> there was a large rock formation and a lot of wood and tree stumps. >> either object is relocated using gps and a dive of 40 to 100 feet is required this cage is dropped into the water and acts as a familiar marker of sorts. >> we'll drop a came down and

see with the sonar and bring the cage closer and closer to the image we're looking for. until the diver as a short distance. >> the daylong operation follows a month of searching both on land and in water. each outing is an effort to find evidence that will bring hotel 15-year-old sierra lamar. sergeant moore has been working the case since day one. >> we're here to do a mix we focus on the mission at hand. >> reporter: they will also be out this weekend recanvassing areas specifically in morgan hill. large communities events are both planned for saturday and sunday. >> terry: before yesterday's home opener the san francisco giants honored a special long time fran fan. bryan stow appeared on a video screen and said good luck son as 13-year-old tyler stow threw out

the first pitch. he was beaten into a coma. he is undergoing aggressive therapy. two men have been charged that beating. still ahead, the suspect who tried to escape police capture dressing as a woman. sailors prepare to resume the world's largest ocean race. the same race where ♪ okay, so who ordered the cereal that can help lower cholesterol and who ordered the yummy cereal? yummy. that's yours. lower cholesterol. lower cholesterol. i'm yummy. lower cholesterol. i got that wrong didn't i? [ male announcer ] want great taste? honey nut cheerios. want whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol?

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>> terry: several blocks were shut down for hours after police searched for a man considered armed and dangerous. when they found him. he didn't look like a man at all. here is mark matthews. >> police believe the suspect was armed and dangerous. he was known to carry an assault

weapon. when they finally caught him this afternoon he was armed with nothing more than a disguise. he was dressed as a woman pretending to a resident of the hotel. >> he changed into woman's clothing and he tried to disguise his appearance. >> she was in the room on the fourth floor. >> i heard the door closed and turned around and he was in my room. >> man ordered her and her ten-year-old daughter to sit on the bed while he demanded clothes and makeup. >> he was practicing how he was going to act like a girl around the police. >> did he threaten you? >> no. >> did he have a weapon? >> no. >> was there a woman with him? >> no. >> she was in the room with the man for about an hour before she was able to escape. >> he tried to grab me by my hood, but i guess the police were at the exit and when he see

them, he was like bye. >> oakland's s.w.a.t. team grabbed him without a struggle and they got his companion who was hiding in the hotel. oakland police do not foe noe if she is wanted in the kidnapping case. it shut down the amtrak and shut down businesses in a two block radius around the hotel. >> there was no walk-in traffic. >> the clients couldn't get in. >> we should explain they saw the suspect and woman in the car outside when the police stopped and got out of their car. suspect and woman ran into the hotel and the search was on. oakland police have not identified the man or the woman. they say this is an alameda case. so far all of our calls into alameda for information have gone unanswered. >> a cupertino company has been identified the source of a national salmonella outbreak.

moon marine u.s.a. sold the yellow fin tuna. 12 people had to be hospitalized. it was sold to grocery stores and restaurants. moon marine have pulled all the affected fish. >> the world's longest ocean race as they start the next leg outside the golden gate. they were at jack london square. two crew members from a storm battered yacht were rescued by the coastguard about two weeks ago. 400 miles out to sea. the next leg takes them into panama hopefully on smoother seas. frances dinglasan is here. what a difference a day makes. >> it's a little breezy. >> they need that. >> and i think you're going to like what we have in store for you today. sunnier conditions. warmer temperatures and i'll have accu-weather seven-day

forecast coming up. >> terry: also next, near perfection, mat cane flirts with history. the gem in the giant's opener.

>> terry: on day when forecasters are warning of storms from texas to minnesota, three tornadoes have touched down near oklahoma city. >> oh, god, here we go. it's a tornado. oh, god! help me. >> a storm chaser clearly got too close, twister hit his car, albeit a relatively small twister. they warn more powerful storms are expected to hit the midwest later today. a 24-hour warning is first one in a long time in that area. we had one up in sacramento. >> it's crazy. i can't believe that. we have such extreme weather. we're not use to that in the bay area. today i think we'll be closer to what you expect. >> it sounds good to just about everybody. >> spring like warm and sun rer conditions. take you outside and live camera

shots. first we'll start off in tahoe where there is a light snow right now. this is from heavenly. you can see, it's cloudy, as well. they'll get the chance of snow showers throughout the day. it gives you a nice can chance to get skiing in before the season really ends. here is another live shot. partly cloudy conditions in santa cruz. it will be nice day to head outdoors and sunshine over the bay bridge in san francisco. so, here is a look at live doppler 7-hd to show you what it's been doing the past few hours. it's not much. we have a few radar returns but any measurable rainfall save for ben lomond and santa cruz mountains, we did get hundredth of an inch. that is about it. current temperatures in the 40s still. 47 in san francisco. 49 in mountain view. 50 in half moon bay.

also, look out for breezy conditions this afternoon. right now, it's not too bad but we will see gusts right now even half moon bay from the north at 28 miles per hour. this afternoon we'll see winds from the west about 10-20 miles an hour. plus you can expect a nice day. we'll have a cool morning and then it will be sunny and breezy and warmer week in store for all of us. put the umbrellas away for a while. here is a look at satellite and radar image the storm is moving south and east. high pressure building. that is going to give sunnier conditions over the next few days and temperatures will warm up a few more degrees for tomorrow. here is a look at that forecast model. really just cloud cover dissipating and then by 1:00 we'll see a lot of sunshine for the afternoon. it's going to be a nice day to be outdoors. in san francisco, 60 degrees is your high for today. we'll be warming up to the 60s compared to the 50s yesterday.

65 in antioch. one of the warmer spots, as well as santa rosa, 65. 63 in oakland and 63 in san jose. look for low 60s as well in monterey bay. 63 in gilroy. 62 in watsonville and santa cruz getting up to 61 degrees. if you are traveling around the state in tahoe, 45 degrees for you there is your high. los angeles, partly cloudy conditions. grapevine is open. 62 is your high and mild in palm springs at 68. also for tonight. if you are heading to the giants game. it's going to cool down quickly. when the game starts around 6:15 54 degrees, clear skies, drop down to 50 degrees by 9:00 tonight. >> here is accu-weather seven-day forecast, breezy but a lot drier and warmer today and then tomorrow, we'll be hitting the 70s in the inland locations. dry pretty much all weekend with a slight chance of rain. we're keeping an eye on wednesday for the north bay.

>> terry: but it's not going to happen down here. >> no, not here. >> terry: that is what i wanted to hear. >> in sports, sharks will resume playoff series against the st. louis blues in the double overtime victory. barry zito has a tough act to follow. he is taking the mound against the pirates after matt cain was nearly perfect. >> good morning, post game, matt cain throwing a no-hitter has always been in the back of his mind. he came so close yesterday. the world series team, 14 members, including willie mays and willie mccovey were honored. >> cain would do it. a pair of strikeouts. cain scary good on friday the 13th. buster posey. since his injury and then he does this, almost hits it out off the top of the wall.

cabrera slides home. 1-0 giants. top of the fourth, slow roller past crawford and bare hand and gone. what a play. there was also a perfect game. broken up by of all people, pirates pitcher james mcdonald the only hit you would allow. bottom half. two outs and luke's single dropped. pablo sandoval scores and. he gets pedro alvarez and huff shut down the line. into mccovey cove. first of the year, 5-0 giants. cain would go the distance. double-digit case, eighth time in his career, 5-0 the final and they had to ask him how long he'll thing of the lone hit he

gave up. >> you gave up one hit. that doesn't matter. we won. we wanted to get it done. it would have been great to not give up the hit but that is all right. >> he was right there at the glove. matt gets in these zones. she fun to watch. he is one of the elite pitchers in the game and they are tough when they are on top of their game. >> he got him! >> you catch a one-hitter. >> it was a good game. he was on. he was moving the ball on both sides of plate and had command of his pitches. >> and kings need big drumsticks in seattle. home opener, felix, that is nasty. a's are struggling the to start

the year. pennington off the base of the wall. two baters, coco crisp, and now it's 2-0. like hernandez' start against seattle. no runs allowed. bottom of the seven, he makes a diving dheismtz make it? they say he did. a replay says no. rays average to .206. and into the bullpen, bay area teams throwing shutouts, 4-0. >> that is alex rodriguez. that is out. he is 30 behind willie mays. yankees win 5-0. >> to golf. in hayward.

ben martin never started his second round on friday that is because most players had to finish their first round. something about the rain. jerry rice the tournament ambassador, approach on 18. he would knock in the birdie putt. on 1, misses the par putt, 16 over 86. he played 9 more holes before withdrawing in last place at 23 over par. stanley cup playoffs, penguins and flyers, 15 seconds into the game. going to go. 1-0 pittsburgh. shorthanded. one past him and chris knocks in the rebound. penguins back on top. five seconds left in the period. sean in the third, and here is spin around the goal at 6-5 less than two minutes to play. he completes the hat trick.

flyers take a 2-0 series lead. >> game two between the al qaeda is and blues at 4:30 start and plus stanford, cardinal and white scrimmage at keys are a stadium. >> terry: coming up next, a dozen secret service agents assigned to protect the president are in hot water. accusations of drunkenness and prostitution. >> i'm nannette miranda. this is the last weekend where tahoe resorts will be open but the latest storm is allowing some to extend their season.

welcome back. president obama is in colombia this morning for the opening of the summit of americas. before he arrived last night in the port city, about dozen secret service agents had to be sent home for alleged

misconduct. they say the agents got drunk every day for a week and reports that prostitutes may have been involved. meantime, his weekly address focuses on the need to get the wealthiest americans to pay what he calls his fair share. >> when americans paid a little more in 1990s we were warned it would kill jobs but instead tens of millions of jobs follows. we have tried this trickle down before and it doesn't work. >> in colombia the economic job creation is going on selling anything obama. posters and shirts. they are selling like hot cakes this weekend. >> members. tea party are holding a rare san francisco rally this afternoon to remember tax day. they were among several groups demonstrating outside the fairmont hotel. president obama attend a fund-raiser for bar ra bra boxer. they say there will actually be ten different groups

collaborating in today's protest. they chose san francisco because it represents the cradle of progressiveism in america. >> campuses begin voting on whether to go on strike. it comes a week after mediation between the university and the california faculty association ended without an agreement. a neutral third party will make the next attempt. after that the csu chancellor could impose a final offer. they will voting through april 27th. >> today san francisco chronicle reports the csu system could be about to permanently end a system. grad students received notices and they were astonished the grant was missing. those needy students are being offered a federal loan at 6.8%. there is the possible loss of $200 million of state fund and

that is top $750 million cut from year's budget. >> folks in the sierra are loving all the snow the storm dropped up there. nannette miranda has the story from placer county. the late season storm is bringing skiers and snowboarders up to the sierra by droves. up to two feet fell in some spots bringing total to four feet. it was a great excuse to finally cash in her christmas gift. she couldn't last december because there was no snow last december. >> it's all good. >> and it's feels great. >> it's been excellent. you can fall on it and not get hurt. there is no ice. that is what is nice. >> this winter's weather entice this had family from mexico to give us a tropical 85 degree weather where they are for the chilly sierra driving two and a

half days to get here. >> just to get my son into the snow. >> it doesn't snow down there? >> no. are you kidding me? >> it's allowing some snow resorts to extend their season. managers hope to stay open until sometime in may. considering it's been a mild winter, later closings might recoup lost business. >> it will never make up for it. it's all good. >> other ski resorts says the new snow is too little, too late and it's time to close up sunday night. after all, it is spring. >> we are closing with all this new snow but in the valley they think about golfing and boating and everything like that. it's been a good season. we're going ahead and close up shop. >> donner ski resort closed up

july but it was a lot different than this year. >> from up here to down here. frances dinglasan is in for lisa argen this saturday morning. what is the going on around here. it's looking mighty improved. >> much improved. it's going to be sunny and warmer and i'll have accu-weather seven-day forecast coming up. here is a live look in san jose, partly cloudy conditions will give way to sunny skies. >> also the national scrabble championships under way and you'll meet students that are ♪ beth! hi! looking good. you've lost some weight. thanks. you noticed.

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>> terry: welcome back. 8:36 saturday morning, we're looking out atop vollmer peak in the east bay. i saw the clouds to the west and i said to frances dinglasan, please tell me they are not coming this way.

she says, calm down. they will be gone by noon. i feel better about everything right now and i love the sunshine out there and the blue skies that we've got. more from her coming up. four bay area middle schoolers have completed the first round of scrabble championship. two person teams are competing for a $10,000 prize. jonathan bloom talked with them a as they prepared for the competition. >> it's down total wire. >> the very last practice game in this belmont dining room for four middle schoolers about to head to florida for the national school scrabble championship. >> this entire year, just preparing for this one sort of moment. i'm very excited. >> sixth grader they compete as a team. >> come on. >> that is incredible lock luk.

>> no, it's not luck, it's skill >> across the table, they make up the other half which has won the state championship four times. >> yeah, because i have one extra year of experience. >> experience and practice. >> tournament scrabble has its own dictionary and missing common words like zen but has a lot of other little words you've never heard of. >> all that learning takes motivation. >> what the four letter words from a good coach. >> i try to enable them to be empowered in their own learning they can study word lists as much as they want.

>> sometimes you have to study more. >> it patients their parents awfully proud and not just go b scoring high. but it's about playing the zbliam watch her gracefully, and deal with the boys. >> and being a good sport. these embrace those values because they know it's part of being a good player but also a good person. today volunteers and sponsors will be out cleaning up state park lands. it's the earth day cleanup. they are sponsoring a project in candlestick point. they provide up to $15,000 to help clear up a backlog of restoration projects. volunteers will remove graffiti and planting trees. you get the idea. many state parks are facing

closures from looming budget cuts and that makes volunteer efforts even more important than usual. they are going to have some good weather to do some good cleaning. >> you will have good weather. the timing is nice. the storm system has moved south and east. i'll show you a couple live shots, one from mount tam. breezy from the mountaintop. we are looking south of san francisco. clouds will be clearing, but look at those frags blowing as well on top of the ferry building with the bay bridge in the background. here is a live doppler 7-hd showing what has been happening. it's much quieter this morning. you see the areas of light green we did get some measurable rainfall in mount hamilton. we actually had .04 of an inch and santa cruz we got a hundredth of an inch. that is about it. it's been dry and it's going to be that way the rest of day. 48 in san francisco, redwood

city. 49 in san jose. definitely cool this morning. and conditions will be a little bit windier as well this afternoon. we'll see winds from the west about 10-20 miles an hour. right now, picking up combusts in half moon bay, 28 miles an hour and northwest winds at sfo, 15 miles an hour. so look out for that today. that is about it. you can pretty much put the umbrella away. cool morning to start but sunny and breezy this afternoon and much warmer week ahead. temperatures will be closer to normal. here is a look at the satellite system, wheef high pressure we'll see clearer and warmer conditions for us for the next few days. here is a look at the forecast model. still a chance of showers. the areas of light green around the big sur coast through mid-morning but by lunchtime, pretty much all gone. we'll see the clouds dissipate. sunnier conditions for us

lunchtime and into the afternoon. that means temperatures will be warming up a few more degrees compared to yesterday. even getting into the mid-60s in antioch. 65 in antioch, 63 in oakland. 60 in san francisco. 65 in santa rosa. 58 at half moon bay but look for 63 in san jose. low 60s through morgan hill and gilroy and hollister. with 61 in santa cruz. around the state, tahoe will be pretty cool, 45 degrees. they had flurries in truckee earlier this morning. los angeles, 62 degrees, mild in palm springs at 68. also a lot of folks heading to the giants game including terry mcsweeney. the gamer starts at 6:05 tonight against the pirates, partly cloudy with temperatures 54 degrees and clear, temperatures will drop to 50 degrees by about 9:00 tonight. you'll definitely want to have an extra layer handy with you. and also percent of normal in

terms of rainfall totals, santa rosa, 68% so we did get quite a bit of rain, over two inches in many locations. here is a look at the seven-day forecast, breezy and conditions today but dry, warmer tomorrow. we'll see some 70s monday and tuesday. very slight chance of rain on wednesday. we'll keep an eye on that but mainly dry through the workweek. >> terry: so you do weather forecasting and sports forecasting on the side. giants game? >> yes, giants are going to win. [ laughter ] the san francisco child abuse prevention center is rolling out a brand-new campaign aimed at teaching children to keep themselves safe. it's national child abuse prevention month. here a cheryl jennings. >> this first grade class at

argon elementary school is the first in the city to see the new training tools to teach them how to protect themselves from abuse. that includes sexual abuse. miss molly handles it with a lot of humor. >> we all have private body parts. >> the safety awareness class includes new dolls wearing bathing suits. >> do we go swimming naked? >> no. >> we have to cover our private body parts up. >> they developed the safety program over 15 years of working with the san francisco child abuse prevention center. it offers a crisis talk line for stressed out family members, counseling and classes and temporary day care and access to computers. but this child safety program is a front line effort to arm kids against offenders. the message is simple. they know, get away and tell someone.

>> no one touches your private body parts unless it's to keep you clean or healthy. if anyone wants to touch your private body parts or ask you to touch theirs, what should you say? >> no! >> its variety of different situations. >> i don't like the way you were playing. would that be okay? >> no. >> we call that an unsafe touch. >> safe and unsafe touches is getting major support from private donors to expand. >> in sexual abuse, one in over four young girls and one in every six young boys. there are many cases that don't get reported. >> people realize that it is not something that is a child can, quote, get over. >> alice is with the colombia foundation in san francisco. it's offering a large grant to expand the child safety

awareness classes. >> the more children that these materials in the classroom can be gotten to sooner you will be down to the road to eliminating this ill. >> they are challenging other foundations to join them. >> we want support the professionals working in this area. >> patty is a long time volunteer for the prevention center. she founded blue ribbon partners. she shows her support at her business they designed the heart ribbon symbol and created and paid for the new safety materials for children. >> we want to empower them to have the strength to protect themselves and be safe and have a safe childhood. >> help is on the way to give kids the tools they need to be safe. >> what do you think you should say? >> no and tell someone. >> cheryl jennings, "abc 7

news." >> to get the training materials for your child's program or a link for the san francisco child abuse prevention center, go to abc7news.com and look under see it on tv. now, the organization annual fund-raiser is next week and keynote speakers are former secretary of state, madeleine albright and actress ashley judd. >> a couple loses $9,000 in an atm machine. i'm michael finney, "7 on your side" gets it back. ♪ okay, so who ordered the cereal that can help lower cholesterol and who ordered the yummy cereal? yummy. that's yours. lower cholesterol. lower cholesterol. i'm yummy. lower cholesterol. i got that wrong didn't i? [ male announcer ] want great taste? honey nut cheerios. want whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol? honey nut cheerios. it's a win win. good? [ crunching, sipping ] be happy. be healthy. can i try yours?

>> a marin county couple says they lost $9,000 trying to make an atm deposit. michael finney helped get it back. >> it briablgs my heart. >> driving in and out of the sports car was getting harder for 76-year-old john of mill valley. he he traded the car in for this

sedan and $9,000 check for his old car. >> stuck the check in and took it and spit back out at me. >> it was not so easy getting that nine grand into his bank account. >> john says he tried to deposit the check into a bank of america atm located inside this grocery store but the check popped back out. >> i put it in again, next thing i see, the check going in and it's like this. i hit every button to try to get it returned. check was never returned. >> john says there was no receipt, no deposit and the check was gone. he had only this stub to show for it. >> john and his wife elizabeth drove to a nearby branch to get help. >> they said they couldn't do anything about it. they are not in charge of that. i'll give you a number to call. >> the couple did call.

bank offered a temporary credit of $9,000 while it researched their case. they promised a response within six weeks but john and elizabeth wanted to find their $9,000 right now. >> i said why can't you get somebody to come down now and look at the machine and see if it is there? we can't do that. there is a process. >> i said get it back in a month's time, she said maybe. >> she contacted "7 on your side" and we contacted bank of america. the bank tells us weeks later it still hadn't found the check. private vendor services local stores like this one and vendor never reported finding the check. however, they took action. they contacted the card that issued the check, a company in sausalito. right away they cancelled the missing check and write a new one. now john and elizabeth are

hugely relieved. >> we appreciate the work that was done. >> $9,000 was a big deal for us. >> it's still a mystery whatever happened to that first check? however, john says he deposited the second time and it went through just fine. i want to thank bank of america stepping up and taking care of this. >> coming up next, san francisco's innovative ballet teams up with a rock icon for a production i guarantee you've never seen before.

>> terry: here are the winning numbers from last night's $42 million drawing. mega number was 33. and you can search and search, you didn't get them all because nobody did. tuesday night's jackpot is estimated at $53 million. former grateful dead drummer

mickey hart is joining with a new piece for the ballet's home season which opens today. don sanchez checked out a rehearsal. ♪ >> reporter: the art industry of the ballet. new work about the relationship with physical space and incident space. dancing by king and score by mickey hart, inspired by dances he finds passionate and fluid. >> he was trying something quite different so he called a white guy. >> he has duel nature of spiritually and matter and how they battle with each other to get to the next level. one wants to be dominant. >> the source for the sound

score is 13 billion years old, from the big bang. >> it's light waves and radiation. >> using radio telescopes and changes them into sound. >> layers of sound by percussion. added dimension is the environment created by an architect. the removable wall is recyclable cardboard. it's given new meaning to the powerful elements. >> it's meaning and richer than merely the look. >> it's innovative and considered breakthrough. mickey hart says he'll consider sounds from the big bang as a science experiment. >> this is not for everyone. playing for the sounds of deep space. >> he begun with the grateful dead but he touring with new

band and has a new cd. >> ballet, rock and space in one place. it opens today. the new cd was released earlier this week. find a link to both at abc7news.com under see it on tv. let's wrap up the forecast that is so good. it deserves another presentation. >> one more time. but we're starting off partly cloudy and a lot more sunshine. temperatures warming up into the 60s today. look for 60 in san francisco. 63 in oakland as well as in san jose. you 61 in santa cruz. here is the seven-day forecast. breezy conditions this afternoon but even warmer tomorrow. just a slight chance of rain on wednesday. >> terry: thanks for joining us. next newscast is 5:00 in the evening. keep track of us on twitter and talk about it as facebook.com/abc7news.

and have a great day.