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new gluten free apple cinnamon chex. captioned by closed captioning services, inc. good morning thanks for joining us i'm carolyn tyler. let's start with a quick first look at our weather. nice and sunny behind you interesting pattern this morning sunshine in marin county and san francisco and oakland but cloudy in parts of the east bay look at the wind west 23 miles an hour at the airport delays of 57 minutes there. the pattern today will be for more sun not going to work to warm temperatures. we are going to be a few degrees cooler than yesterday. we are cool now in the 50s. later today low 60s in the city across the bay. plenty of 70s later clearing in parts of our east bay

inland close to the upper 70s, very fall-like day. today the coolest day of the week. topping our news the petaluma little leaguers are concluding their amazing season. right now they are in the middle of their consolation game against panama in pennsylvania. that's where wayne freedman is watching, joining us live. what is the score now? >> reporter: they just scored again now 7-2, petaluma that. whole phrase consolation game, espn calls it the consolation game, and little league baseball out of a movie there's no consolation in baseball. these guys played a heck of a game yesterday this is for third place in the world. i think it is probably worth a look back to see how they got to this place and moment in time. for most 12-year-olds the concept of single elimination

might seem foreign but not if they played baseball in petaluma. >> it has been amazing. >> i'm hoping with we get past today. >> reporter: little did they know back home never already household names. >> i tear up out here. >> reporter: who wouldn't this team has been operate road since late june racking up wins. network television, national championship from the southeast. in the first five petaluma did not do so well >> announcer: is it deep enough? yes! >> reporter: that's butler from tennessee who rewrote record books. petaluma came to their last at-bat trailing 15-5. top of the 6th down ten runs it is over, right? >> we have a chance we are in the game. >> reporter: kathy was oh so right.

if this wind the greatest little league game ever played it may have been the most epic with the greatest comeback, two outs and two strikes, he brought them within one run with this swing. >> [ inaudible ] >> you will never forget it? >> no. that's my biggest homer. >> reporter: next batter smith, two outs, two strikes one swing, tied game. >> bats woke up and everybody started hitting. >> reporter: this is hill league, the southeast scored nine runs and put the game away not that anyone could tell from how parents greeted their kids. >> that was so much fun to watch. >> he left as a boy now he's a young man. >> reporter: all of them. petaluma fell within game short of playing for a world championship that hurts for now but long term these kids will remember the love.

>> just be proud, that's it. >> reporter: now when i look at the field where at the end of this game panama may need consoling they trail 8-2 to petaluma in the 2nd inning. it is worth noting these guys have been here for a week on the road since august 2nd. tonight around midnight they will fly home from atlanta they arrive at san francisco airport tomorrow morning. then they get a police escort back home to petaluma. they will arrive at the fairgrounds 12:45 tomorrow afternoon. they are heroes home they even get a parade one week from today. live from pennsylvania wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> i think you are right when you talk about that term consolation game it does not apply to our guys. >> reporter: no, they are proud. the parents were saying before

the game at this point they are all winners he, just getting to this level. he had a record of 25-3 to get here. they are a very sought after bunch as players because they've been under pressure. all but one are scheduled to go to petaluma high and they intend to stay together so you may hear from this team again in a few years. >> thanks. family and friends who were unable to make the trip to pennsylvania have been cheering the team on from a theater in petaluma. i'm sure those boys can feel the hometown spirit from miles away. sergio quintana is live there to show us petaluma pride. >> reporter: some of the most die-hard hometown fans are here in this theater right now in petaluma. there are probably 20 people in this theater watching this current game. this place was nearly bursting at the seams yesterday for the

incredible comeback they made in the last inning against tennessee. the push the team made is becoming legendary, 10 runs in the lastning to tie-up the game giving them a good chance at becoming the national champions. as they pushed hard this downtown theater exploded with cheers in support of course in the end in an extra 7th inning players from tennessee made a run of their own against the nationals and petaluma could not recover. still, for those watch from home, yesterday was a game no one is soon going to forget. >> was unbelievable. i've seen grown men cry yesterday after that comeback. brandis hits a two run shot, then another one against that team, pandemonium. >> reporter: of course, this game is on now and as we were watching there's some continuing progress by this

team by petaluma of course the last check was 8 over the panama team just went into break people are going to try to get refreshments to continue watching. as wayne mentioned, the team is going to be returning to town and next week there is a huge party that is planned for these hometown players. they are going to be paraded through downtown petaluma they are going to be received as heroes. it does not matter they did not win yesterday we are -- they are going to be playing for third place for everyone here they are champions. i'm sergio quintana, abc7 news. of course we'll be at that parade and we'll bring you a live report from wayne later in the newscast as we keep you updated about how the all stars are doing. now to tropical storm isaac, getting closer to the u.s. right now nearing florida after passing over cuba and

flooding haiti where at least four deaths have been reported. the storm is predicted to strengthen into a hurricane by the time it hits the florida coast later today. meteorologist ginger zee has the latest. >> reporter: the sunshine state is on high alert. the governor issued a state of emergency. >> don't think it is going to be that serious just to be on the safe side. >> reporter: schools all over south florida already cancelled for monday. >> best thing you can do is plan for the worst, definitely. >> reporter: in tampa, at least four to eight inches of rain expected. 50,000 people arriving this weekend for the republican national convention. the governor pulling out for storm prep. storm surge in parts of the state could rise as high as self develop feet. >> we are all in this together we told them to use our sand and sand bags. >> reporter: in the panhandle where they could see 100

mile per hour winds and possibly 10 inches of rain, flooding could be the lasting leg sieve this storm. even though the people of florida are used to huge storms. >> it could be nothing but then it could be a lot. you don't take precautions if it is a lot, you are in trouble. >> ginger reporting there. this monster storm putting a damper on the republican national convention in pham the convention will officially convene tomorrow then immediately go into recess until tuesday. there's a contingent of bay area volunteers headed towards the storm. one of 26 bay area volunteers who will be part of the red cross response to isaac. >> i want to help people and it is not just giving them what they need, at the time, it is something that they can tuesday move forward. >> they are going to three staging areas, miami, tampa

and orlando. from there it will depend on where the storm hits and where the damage is. >> she had been scheduled to leave earlier in the day yesterday, but because of a flight delay and packed planes heading to the republican national convention her departure was pushed back until last night. she should be there this morning. remembering the first man on the moon who made a giant leap for mankind with a single step. we'll hear from a friend of neil armstrong's. the america's cup heats up with rematch today between two oracle yachts the skipper

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his family is asking us to wink at the moon tonight as we remember kneel armstrong. he died this weekend at 82 from complications following heart surgery. he with was hailed as a hero in 19679. as reporter tomas roman shows, armstrong always described himself as a nerdy engineer. >> one small step for man. one giant leap for man kind. >> reporter: with those words astronaut neil armstrong became the first person to step on the moon a symbol of

man kind's desire to reach for the stars. apollo astronaut remembers him as someone who didn't seem comfortable with the celebrity from his accomplishment. >> ne , i think by nature was -- neil, i think by nature was modest, self-effacing, bright when you're in a class with him or learning something, neil was right there, very sharp guy. >> reporter: in 19679 armstrong and buzz aldrin spent three hours what walking the moon collecting sample, planting the american flag and conducting experiments the most watched television broadcast at the time. they accomplished what president kennedy promised. he says being part of the team with those men was taking part of and making history. >> this is -- [ inaudible ] this is history being made and we were very, very aware of it. >> reporter: this is the apollo 11 capsule on hornet

now alameda the warship recovered the capsule after its return from exploring the moon it is a floating museum showcasing involvement with the apollo 11 mission. a volunteer says everyone here has been moved by armstrong's death we are very sad with the passing the whole hornet family is saddened. having these displays and the story of what these men accomplished, that will live on forever. >> reporter: president obama called neil armstrong one of america's greatest heroes not just of his time, but of all time. tomas roman, abc7 news itch >>ep(ñ the america's cup world series continues on san francisco bay at 11:45 this morning. two oracle team boats racing against each other in the final. it has been a pretty exciting competition so far. that collision happened friday

temporarily sidelining one of the boats the cat mar rand got banged up -- the catamaran got banged up, it is red for today's competition. skippers last week said the bay is the perfect sailing venue but the challenge is the wind. do they think that -- do they face that today? >> absolutely fog pulling back now breezy in parts of the bay oakland sunny, 60° emeryville sunshine too, we'll talk about where fog is hanging on further east in concord cloudy and cooler. and when the warm-up is headed our way, next. also next, giants try to extend their five game winning streak. fall behind early to the braves. did they make a comeback mike shumann has the

well, what can we say in terms of the weather? we've had a rollercoaster all summer. >> this morning chillier in concord than here downtown san francisco we have the wind, so the fog is still with us if you take a look from our sutro camera not only can you see the marine layer but part of the race forf' america's cup where it will be happening and they will have breezy winds on the bay but with sunshine temperatures are going to be in the 50s here's our brisk

west wind right now that is allowing for the airport delays to stack up. we are looking at low clouds some low clouds there airport delays 57 minutes. live doppler 7 hd and we are looking at the clouds mainly south of us around san jose also in concord beginning to clear in livermore going to burn back to the coastline today. up-to-date on what is going on with tropical storm isaac. continues to bring pretty good rain through florida and fort meyers. winds now 65 miles an hour moving to the west-northwest at eight team, hurricane would be 74 miles an hour, should become a hurricane tonight then the track moves further west into the gulf of mexico where it is nice and warm, the energy source that should strengthen to a category 2 look where headed, looks like new orleans by wednesday. right now we have heavy rain we've had about six inches in parts of miami you can see all

the way up to the central coast and through tampa the rain bands right now. it is gonna be an interesting time of it with the storm surge and the heavy rain. we'll continue to keep you posted throughout the next several days. overnight tonight looks like more strengthening and higher storm surge tomorrow, 60 concord now mountain view 60, plenty clouds up towards napa, santa rosa, cloudy around san jose at 60°, 57 half moon bay. we will be looking at this area of low pressure today to bring the cool air, continue with the cool air it really has disrupted the marine layer in some spots that's why we are sunnier in the city and oakland and even parts of marin. as this continues to track east it is providing gusty winds and really dry conditions here for the sierra nevada. we are talking about red flag warning continuing today with 20 to 35 mile an hour winds this is northwestern nevada

low relative humidity 5 to 10%, this will continue throughout the middle of the week this low still has to move out of here and by midweek it will, but still, we are looking at temperatures coming down in the sacramento valley, 84 today, this cooler air past the delta, winds gusting up to 31 miles an hour, 60s and 70s today, no more 80s today, definitely the coolest day that we'll see, 70 palo alto, 58 half moon bay a giants' game at 5:00 upper 50s to mid 50s, cool the fog will be back and warm-up tomorrow inland better midweek maybe 90 here or there tuesday, wednesday around the tri-valley then cool again another trough swings our way next weekend. >> basically, a repeat of this week. >> looks like it. >> all right, thanks lisa where your heavy duty orange and black today in sports lincecum starting for giants against braves at at&t park as lisa mentioned the

first pitch is at 5:00 this evening. now going to be shown on espn. yesterday the giants tried to maintain their three-game lead over the dodger in the nl west. mike shumann has highlights. giants were on a roll looking for a sixth straight victory yesterday. atlanta had other ideas. bumgarner on the hill. field of dreams not a bathroom, he it going to the third three aren't shot to hayward 20 third of the year 3-0 braves, season high with four walks giants trying to get back in bottom 7th, two run double, as close as they got johnson rbi double in the 9th braves win 7-3 giants lead over the dodgers two games in the national league west. a's and race in tampa don't get better.

carter crushes this offering 3-0 a's. in the third smith, -- baum hits a kid in the leg ouch. unlike me he's -- tough and would shake it off. mccarthy pitched seven solid innings allowing only two runs striking out seven. 4-2 your final. the raiders offense struggled this preseason but busted out for 513 total yards last night against the lions. second quarter quarterback palmer airs it out to bey, one hand, 181 yards in the air. sets up one yard score, mcfadden on 4th and goal, 7-3 raiders. sebastian chasing green leaves

with a strained groin. third quarter escapes tackle, rushes 17 yards for the score, 90 yards rushing, 4th quarter, uses his arm throw it behind, reaches up over the db, 39 yards for the touchdown. two td's, raiders win 31-20. pryor making a statement. earthquake over colorado 9ers play the broncos today at 1:00. next, tropical storm isaac causes a delay, but republicans plan to carry on in tampa, we'll have a preview. new details emerging about friday's shooting near the empire state building.

welcome back to florida where the republican national convention is pulling the plug on day one of the convention tomorrow because of tropical storm isaac. plans are still underway for the rest of the week. karen travers has a preview. >> reporter: mitt romney has

been campaigning for president everyday for over a year almost five years if you count his last run in the rough-and-tumble grind on the trail sometimes the message gets lost. as republicans gather for the convention in tampa romney has the spotlight all to himself. >> convention is an opportunity when americans are just starting to really tune in to the campaign for mitt romney to sort of re-introduce himself to the public and highlight his background and vision for the future of the country. >> reporter: that vision boils down to the main message that romney tried to hammer home, president obama has failed to fix the economy. romney has the tools and blueprint to get the job done. political conventions are choreographed, scripted to the minute. list of speakers gives the party a chance to highlight up and coming stars like new jersey governor chris tee and florida senator marco rubio. ultimately it is about the candidate.

>> -- >> mostly it is an opportunity to flesh out who the nominee is >> reporter: at the top of that list, the candidate's wife ann who has a primetime speaking slot. >> wife is a reflection on the husband. her job is then to kind of tell us stories about what he's like at home, humanize him. >> reporter: a role she is uniquely qualified to fill. >> i've known mitt a long time we started dating in high school, we've been married 42 years. >> reporter: the ticket is hoping to get a boost out of the polling with democrats holding their own convention the following week whatever bounce they get might be karen travers, abc news, washington. >> our political reporter mark matthews will cover both conventions bringing live reports from the republicans this week in tam pan the democrats in north carolina -- in tampa, and the democrats in north carolina the following week. bombshell endorsement in florida, as you may have seen

on "this week" former florida republican governor charlie crist is backing president obama. in he explains here's why i'm backing barack obama. he is now an independent, he goes on to say the republican party has become so extreme it is incapable of governing for the people. he says look no further than the inclusion of the akin amendment in the republican party platform which bans abortions even for victims of rape. >> that pace been there for 30 years, there are multiple human life amendments introduced, 20, 30 years ago some had exceptions, some didn't. the real point is, we are affirming that we are a pro-life party. >> maybe it has been there for 30 years. but it is time to take it out. the idea that we would put in our u.s. constitution, an amendment that says that women can't get an abortion, even if the -- in the case of incest

-- incest and rape is way beyond the mainstream. >> republicans won't have a lot of time to discuss their platform as we said hurricane warnings forced their agenda to compressed to three days. officials in new york city say the two police officers involved in that shootout near the empire state building had never fired their weapons on duty before. ballistics shows all nine bystanders wounded in friday's incident were shot by the officers. investigators state two opened fire on a gunman who had just killed a co-worker around the corner from the empire state building. the gunman was killed, three of the wounded bystanders were hit with bullets, the rest by fragments even though chevron has closed its claim centers, claims can still be filed over the phone. chevron says it will continue to maintain its toll free number after processing 18,000 claims from people who have

complained of health problems. you see the number on the screen: 866-260-7881. oakland attorney general john burris says more than 3,000 people have signed up to seek legal action. he told a gathering in richmond questioned the fire was preventable. he's trying to bring as many people as possible into the fold to join a claim of negligence. attorneys and medical professionals were among those offering services at what was called a know your rights event. tomorrow the first in a series of meetings will update residents on the investigation into the august 6th, fire that. meet is going to be held tomorrow morning 10:00 at the richmond city council chambers. coming up, something you -- new to keep your kids -- all right we'll go back to that other story about san francisco may not be the biggest city it doesn't have the highest crime rate but it

does have the highest paid police chief in the country. the chief made more than $321,000 last year. he is closely followed by san francisco fire chief white who took in $3 10,000 in pay and other compensation. -- now, something new to keep kids busy with on ipad, new app combining video game with trading cards. >> here's a live look from our east bay cam showing you the golden gate bridge lisa argen is going to have your forecast in just a few minutes.

california state university will launch an online university next year that could expand enrollment by a quarter million. cal-state's 23 campuses have a total enrollment now of 427,000. 50 courses are offered online through individual universities. this new system will provide one common website for all courses and any new ones the university plans to offer. the vendor providing the web service will be new jersey-based educational software maker which plans to begin testing soon. you know video games have

been around for decades so have collectible trading cards no one has thought about bringing the two together in one game, until now. jonathan bloom has a look at a new game that opens a portal between the virtual world and the physical one. >> reporter: ed on the carpet with an ipad, 10-year-old jordan is playing the new monsterology video game. >> you get there and fight other monsters to get there >> reporter: how? with other monsters and you get them by buying packs of trading cards, his 8-year-old brother ezra has quite a collection. >> some cards are better than others. this unicorn can go far and it is good at -- >> reporter: monsterology and new animal planet wild land are the first games that recognize a paper card placed on the surface of an ipad. >> cards spring to life not

only do i have a paper version i have a real, beautiful 3-d fully animated cyclops that i can move around. >> reporter: the cards use touch technology ink transfers energy from fingers to the ipad's display. >> video games are great but there's nothing like a physical card. >> reporter: mom blogger says kids are captivated by the artwork and competing to collect the rarest creatures. it could be like money falling out of sky for retailers. >> retailers have been looking for way to get into this rapidly growing digital system >> reporter: wal-mart, target, toys "r" us and apple are all selling the cards. the apps are free for the ipad, iphone and ipod touch that these kids will undoubtedly borrow from parents. jonathan bloom, abc7 news. lisa argen here now

talking about a cooler than normal day yes, much cooler as much as 10 to 14° cooler north and south end of the bay. here's mount tam where we have sunshine in marin county not everywhere we are looking at a chilly afternoon reminiscent of fall. summer is going back as soon as tomorrow, forecast, next. also, the petaluma national all-stars are playing right now in what is called the consolation game of the little league world series. they are ahead 9-3 at the top of the fifth we have a live report from pennsylvania from wayne freedman

the party is over for prince harry not only is he trying to live down a recent romp in vegas that ended with a naked photo scandal he's reporting for duty again trading in his birthday suit for his army uniform. lama hasan has more from london. >> reporter: what a difference a week makes last weekend harry was partying it up vegas-style. this weekend the young prince prepares for a jarring transition. from wearing his birthday suit to getting suited and booted in his army uniform. from late night pool parties to early morning marches. he may like his fun and late night partying but captain

wales as he's known in the military takes his day job seriously. >> my goal is to serve like everybody else i'm lucky to fly helicopters and the chance to fly at patchy. >> reporter: this week as he gets ready to report for duty he will have a lot of time to reflect on his recent wild and ticks according to some reports his latest flame is fed up and has showed him the door. >> he is only -- she is only testimoniy three and i don't think she needs this, naked across the internet and ogling other women. >> reporter: believe it or not he does have a soft side. >> was always very, very gentle and sensitive. diana used to tell me that harry is the sensitive one. she used to say william will be fine. harry is the sensitive one. >> reporter: sensitive or not, oh, how we love our playful

flame-haired prince. annual walk to raise money to help low income breast cancer survivors was a huge success yesterday at lake merritt, the 8th annual breast cancer challenged. i'm a founding member of the organization which was created 15 years ago and named after bay area broadcaster faith, she lost her battle with breast cancer in 2003. the money will provide grants to local grassroots organizations that help low income, uninsureed and underinsured women and men with the disease who live in the bay area. the weather yesterday was great, much better i guess than today. yes, well in some spots we have the sunshine today but the cool air filtering in cooler air than yesterday. we have got a mixed bag now in terms of the cloud cover, from this shot our sutro camera, we have sunshine, breezy, airport

delays and marine layer or cloudiness intact in parts of sonoma, napa and concord sunshine livermore still cloudy in san jose as well. just wait, cooler air and then no marine layer to talk about tomorrow many changes hopefully you like them, coming our way. doppler shows significant area of grey clouds but we will be looking at more sunny skies today but the temperatures will not recover in fact cooler than yesterday. 58 fremont now, 57 at our coast, 60 concord, 65 in antioch, breezy there. partly cloudy skies this morning with continued cool conditions for today, the coolest day of the week, today and then slightly warmer the warmest days should be the middle of the week then another trough heads our way for the end of the week and the weekend. this is it, 60s and 70s today,

normally we should see 84 in santa rosa, upper 80s concord, livermore and that is anywhere from 9 to 14° cooler than average for today. coming up quickly, tomorrow a couple things are happening, this cold front has mixed out the maroon layer, today sunshine cooler -- marine layer, today sunshine cooler air continues to filter in today and tonight going to wash out that marine layer, sunnier, wind shift and warmer tomorrow. today, little blustery, with a west wind up to 20 knots, temperatures in the 50s for the america's cup. tonight if you are headed to the giants' game, late afternoon, upper 50s, with the fog and then dropping through the mid 50s. a chilly night tonight for the ballgame. we will be looking at some mild weather inland. still a little grey, but 75 expected high in concord today,

77 livermore. centennial continues in sunnyvale, low 70s there, sonoma race with upper 60s in the north bay, 64 in san mateo, mid 60s here and afternoon clearing. it is definitely a fall-like day out there, we'll see warm-up tomorrow in fact, very little fog and we'll stay that way, a little warmer midweek then the cooler weather on the heels of this mini warm-up. >> thanks lisa i guess it is hot in pennsylvania, at least as far as we're concerned because the pride of petaluma and the rest of the bay area for that matter continues to amaze us at the little league world series. the team is in the middle what is called a consolation game. battling panama for third place in the competition. wayne freedman joins us live from pennsylvania where the game is taking place. the last time we checked, they were leading, how is the team

doing now? >> reporter: they are still leading now leading 9-3 in the 5th inning still batting it is a very good game. i had a funny feeling this would be a loose game after what they went through yesterday, well played game, the last of 30 for this team from petaluma this is a tournament that again in late june. some of the warm-ups this morning as they got up, yes one more time and played one more game, this time for third place in the world. i think the key word when you are talking about 11 and 12-year-olds is resilience and admiration from fans and parents. >> kids are quite the inspiration. >> all the autographs on your shirt. >> yes i'm a super fan. >> reporter: what did you say to your son last night? >> i just said you had a great game. we're fortunate, thankful and yeah, it was great. >> reporter: you have one more

game? >> one more game. >> reporter: and then? >> and then it is back to >> reporter: no break for mom. >> back to work, back-to-school, back to laundry and all those good things. >> i don't think enough can be said for the parents and the coaches of these teams. all of these teams the way they traveled around the country, living in hotel rooms, buying airfares watching little league game after little league game. the team leaves midnight arrive in is from from atlanta -- arrive in san francisco from atlanta tomorrow morning then a police escort into petaluma they will arrive at the fairgrounds there 12:45 p.m. they expect a turnout if you live in the neighborhood you might want to be there parade next week. live from pennsylvania, more for you later, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> wayne, one point you made

there, which i think is important, the parents took time off from their daily lives, their work, their duties to be there for their kids. of course that's what parents do. >> reporter: that's what parents do. sometimes parents do above and beyond, sure you want to play little league, yeah. they don't realize, oh you mean there's a tournament. oh we have to travel. you won, how good. o'there's another tournament we're going where to pennsylvania? again for another week. let me call my boss. it is that kind of thing. >> do you think the kids are aware of the buzz they are creating in the bay area? >> reporter: well, a little bit. i think they are kind of aware. one of them got early in the week they had a ups pack damage delivered they had stuff they needed so it came from the ups officials. the ups office had a big message that said go west from the staff of the ups people.

so they know that they've created a stir but they've been inside this universe of their own creation this bubble that kind of burst last night, but not really, considering all they've been through. do they know? no, they don't know. they are going to be blown away when they get home and yeah it's special. i'm a cynical guy, cover a lot of news. >> we know. >> reporter: roll your eyes a lot on what you see you know carolyn, this may be -- this is hard to say, this may be the single boast sporting event in all of america. better than anything. free to come here and stand and watch the ballgame, pick your own spot those bleachers in that stadium back there, one of several, those seats are free to people in little league baseball who were chosen to come here. hot dogs are $2, a coke is a couple dollars.

it is whole some and these -- it is wholesome and these kids play and shake hands before and after the game. they are well mannered they have an international experience. i might start crying right now, it is that good. >> well, spare us the tears wayne, but yeah definitely these kids are playing for the love of the game we wish them good luck, can't wait to see them and you when you get back in town. thanks a lot. >> reporter: we'll see you later. >> okay. next the final days of a santa cruz beach boardwalk ride how dozens of rollercoaster enthusiasts pl this is the plan that revolves around you.

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say so long to the hurricane rollercoaster we have a live picture of the rollercoaster where members of the american rollercoaster enthusiast club plan to take within last ride today on the hurricane which is set to shutdown for good next week. the hurricane has been sold and will be dismantled to move to new mexico after labor day. the ride will -- a new ride will take its place next year. hurricane has been on the boardwalk since it replaced the jet star coaster in 1992. good day to ride a rollercoaster lisa? yeah, i see the skies are clearing a little there. back home, a summer spread which going to feel like fall with upper 50s even the coast today, oakland should warm

into the mid 60s already enjoying sunshine while inland just in the 70s today the warm-up begins tomorrow. that should be nice. >> that should be. that should be nice sunday for you we hope, thanks for joining us on the abc7 sunday morning news i'm carolyn tyler with lisa argen. our next newscast is at 5 p.m.. go out there and have a great day. and don't forget about our news