>> good morning, everyone. i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, september 15th. let's start with a quick first look at the weather with our meteorologist frances dinglasan, who is in for lisa argen. >> good morning, everyone. here's a live view from the roof camera. you see the flags blowing out there. we are starting out a little breezy. fairly mild in the upper 50s to near 60 degrees. in oakland currently we will come down a few more degrees in the next couple hours before sunrise. here's what you can expect today. we have fog that will develop possibly near the coast and in some of the north bay valleys it will be breezy once again. temperatures cooler compared to

yesterday. once the sunshine shows up it will stick around a little longer and then we will get clouds later in the evening tonight. temperatures dropping down around 7:00 this evening, between 60 and 70 degrees. i'll tell you more about a chance of rain in the accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. carolyn. >> thank you, francis. we have breaking news out of pittsburgh where three people have died following a house tire this morning. the two-alarm fire broke out at a home on dimaggio avenue around 12:30. three people died at the scene. they have not yet been identified. crews were able to get the fire about a half-hour later. investigators say a second home may have been damaged by the fire. and following more breaking news, this time-out of oakland, where all lanes of southbound interstate 880 have reopen, following a fatal crash this morning. the accident was reported just after 1:30 at 98th avenue at the on-ramp there. police say multiple crashes were reported during that time.

including one involving a motorcycle. one person was killed. it's unclear if that was the motorcyclist. the roadway was reopened around 3:30 this morning. the search is on this morning four man involved in a shocking assault in the park. the victim, a housekeeper at a high-end hotel. lisa amin gulezian has the details. >> they continue to look for clues and a suspect after a housekeepinger was attacked. she was working when the suspect grabbed her from behind and put a knife to her throat. he forced her into a bedroom, tied her up and sexually assaulted her. >> it's unusual to hear that happen in a place like this. >> this double tree is known for tennis courts, golf course and restaurants. >> very shocking because in a hotel, especially this caliber of hotel, you think you will be more safe than that. i don't care if you are a guest or an employee, you should be

safe. >> hotel management released this statement saying, quote, the well-being, safety and security of our team members and our guests is of paramount importance. those who have worked in the hotel industry for years admit this type of attack is rare, but possible. >> we have staff over here who is like family to us and if something like that ever happened to them, it would just be heartbreaking. >> patricia and her family own america's best value inn and sleep in santa rosa. she regularly walks the property, checks rooms and watches the front desk alone. like the double tree, security cameras are set up throughout this hotel as well. the police refused to talk to us on camera, but did release this description of the suspect. a 30 to 40-year-old african-american with a thin build. 5'10" and has a tattoo of writing on the right side of his neck. abc7 news.

>> this morning a manhunt also continues in oakland. police searching for two men involved in a shootout outside the downtown marriott on friday. a cabdriver standing about 100 feet away was shot in the leg. no one else was hurt. the shooters ran off before police could arrive. it happened minutes best ohio state football team checked in. they were in town for the cal game. there's a bay area connection to the death of two children in orange county. according to police, a 42-year-old woman tried to kill herself saturday afternoon by ramming her car into a electrical salt. her comments led police to the bodies of her children. she'll be booked on two counts of suspicion of murder. this morning the families of five men who have been reported missing in san francisco are hoping to focus new attention on their cases. abc7 news reporter sergio

quintana met with those families and he has more on the renewed efforts to find these young men. >> at golden gate park she's parents share hugs and smiles. unfortunately what unites them is a terrible sense of loss. they are the stories of five young men who have gone missing in san francisco. they are trying to raise awareness for missing cases that often don't get enough attention. >> grown adults are just as important as anyone else. >> this couple's son went missing nearly two years ago. jackson millner may of 2010, cameron in october of 2011. christian hughes went missing early this february and sean city disappeared this may. their families say each has some type of psychological issue that may have prompted their disappearances. >> yes, a mental disorder. he's an adult and if he shoes to stay on the streets, and i find my son, i don't like that, but i'm okay. he's a grown man.

i'm not trying to make him anything. just want to know he's alive. that's all. >> this event at golden gate part was put together in part by the family of sean city. since he went missing his family has been posting signs throughout san francisco. this family say their son may have been last seen in the ashby district. >> it's breaking my heart. worst two years of my life. i don't want to do it anymore. >> if sean is spotted, his dad hopes someone takes a picture or gets a video to give to police. >> abc7 news. >> the driver of a second vehicle involved in a crash that killed an antioch teenager has come forward. a 17-year-old boy died after the car he was in slammed into a tree on hillcrest avenue just after 7:00 friday night. a 19-year-old in the car was also injured. police say while the second

vehicle does not appear to have collided with the car that crashed, both cars were speeding just before that accident. the driver of the second car is cooperating with investigators. more rain is forecast for colorado today, as floodwaters continue to rise this morning. five people have died. thousands have opinion forced to leave their homes. military helicopter speakers convoys have evacuated more than 1200 people and officials are tell people to leave now or they might not get another chance. abc news reporter chuck sievertson has the details. >> hundreds of fat guard troops braving treacherous floodwaters driving through practically impassable streets, picking up stranded families, their children and pets and important personal belongings stashed in their suitcases. nearly 7,000 people have been evacuated so far. saturday officials ordered even more mandatory evacuations. this drone video shows the power of the raging river in the

neighborhood is devastating. it has damaged bridges, torn up streets, cutting off more summer communities. >> there are a lot of people who have been stranded for many days. >> more than a dozen helicopters are now the only connection between stranded residents and the outside world. >> i think what we have going on here in the last 24 hours is the greatest number of americans rescued by helicopter since hurricane katrina. >> the choppers pick up people and deliver food and water to those left behind. there are about 1200 of them alone in larimer county. >> we have over 7,000 meals ready to seat, mres. >> many farms and their animals are surrounded by water. farmers spread out across the flood zone to rescue their animals. >> we got 14 head of houses out in water that was above the hood of the truck. >> and it isn't over yet by any stretch. flood warnings and watches are posted by the end of the weekend, threatening to push

even more water into a flooded area that's already the size of connecticut. chuck sievertson, abc news, new york. a group of teenagers from sacramento is set to come home today after being trapped in colorado by all the flooding. more than three dozen students length on september 3rd bound for a ranch. just before the ten day trip came to an end, massive flooding began in the town of lyons. they need to travel through the town to get the airport but the roads are flooded. and worse for the parents is the children don't have cell service at the ranch. >> terrifying. you hope she's safe. >> the ranch said the kids are dry, they are doing fine. they were scheduled to return home on friday. officials say mt. diablo state park is expected to reopen tomorrow, more than a week after a fire that charred more than 3100 acres. the fire is now 100 percent contained. it started one week ago today and forced the evacuation of

more than 75 homes. none of the homes burned. cal fire firefighters are still work to clean up the inside of containment lines. investigators believe that fire was started by a target shooter near clayton. firefighters expect to have the rim fire, burning near yosemite national park, contained by friday. it's 81% contained. highway 120, the main road into yosemite, remains reopened yesterday afternoon. a team of scientists looking into the damage expects to have their assessment and recovery plan completed this week. so glad to see they are getting their arms around that. frances dinglasan is in now for lisa argen with a preview of our accuweather forecast. >> yeah, we have a fairly cool start this morning, although it's mild in parts of the east bay, asywe lack by from emeryville. folks getting ready for the try

for real triathlon in pleasanton. upper 50s right now, warming up into the low to mid-80s later on today. i'll have your neighborhood high temperature coming up shortly. >> thank you, francis. also ahead, the 1-2 punch that has mexico bracing on both coasts. and a close call on the water during yesterday's america's cup race. we will show with my united mileageplus explorer card. i've saved $75 in checked bag fees. [ delavane ] priority boarding is really important to us. you can just get on the plane and relax. [ julian ] having a card that doesn't charge you foreign transaction fees saves me a ton of money. [ we can go to any country and spend money the way we would in the u.s. when i spend money on this card, i can see brazil in my future. [ anthony ] i use the explorer card to earn miles in order to go visit my family, which means a lot to me.

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>> at least five people have been killed in mexico due to two storm systems pounding on opposite ends of the country. hurry ingrid on one end and another on the other. hundreds have been evacuated ahead of the storm. meanwhile officials are worried tropical storm manual could become a hurricane before it makes landfall today. secretary john kerry will meet with israel to talk.

carely will brief israel's prime minister on the agreement, as well as discuss developments in the israeli-palestinian peace process. from jerusalem he travels to paris for discussions about syria tomorrow with the presence. foreign minister. a coalition reef sis stance organization held a anti-war walk on the few eastern fan of the bay bridge. leaders said they want to send a message to the obama administration that the american people does not want a war with syria. they say syria has never done anything to threaten the u.s., and if the united states does bomb syria, it would be a vials of international law. this morning in an abc news exclusive, george stephanopoulos goes one-on-one with president obama at the white house about the situation in syria. it will be the president's first interview since his major address on the syrian crisis. the president will also discuss

looming showdowns with congress over the budget and obamacare. you can catch "this week" right here on abc7 at 8:00. >> a bay area man will spend the next five years in prison for stealing a fortune in historic gold nuggets. 61-year-old scott bailey after an pablo pleaded guilty to burglary. authorities say bailey and an being police broke into a county courthouse last year, stealing a million dollars worth of gold nuggets. his alleged accomplice goes on trial in november. employees of at&t park are well-prepared for any emergency this morning thanks to a drill that took place yesterday. meanwhile raiders fan get a call reminding them of new security rules. colonel bernard has the story. >> it was only a test, but it looked and sounded like the real

thing. no fans inside, but 800 giants employees played along in this realtime evacuation of at&t park. a suspect, armed with a gun, inside at&t was the scenario. it sent some workers running for cover and others filing out to a save meeting spot near the park. giants bosses hope the same can be done with 40,000-some fans inside. >> it's our priority. if we want save we can't enjoy a baseball or any event that goes on inside the park. we are continually test owing our systems. >> 49er fans packed the stec last weekend for their home opener and found new nfl mandated rules, no backpacks no, large bags inside. but small, clear bags like these are okay. >> raiders, baby! >> this fan, and this fan, are

ready for the open home opener against jacksonville. the increased security measures come in the weak of the boston bombings. >> what are you going to do? they find a new way to terrorize people and the league has to be responsible in responding to that. >> even the oak town pirate is going to carry a bag into the bag? >> well, the oak town pirate has very little to carry. >> they know they love their team and keeping the experience safe for all the fans. abc7 news. >> this afternoon oracle team usa will try to build some momentum in the america's cup after winning their second race of the series yesterday over emirates team new zealand. they took advantage of a scary moment in race 8 yesterday. new zealand's catamarans nearly

problem. skipper said, yes, it was a close call. >> went through, i guess, you know a split second to -- we were about as close as you could possibly get before the thing would have ended up onets sigh. >> the oracle team won the race by 52 seconds. second race with few zeal land leading was postponed because of high winds. new zealand needs just three more wins to take the cup. oracle needs nine. race nine and ten are scheduled for this afternoon. francis dinglasan is here for lisa argen. what about the winds for today's race? >> they will be similar to yesterday's conditions. so we are forecasting winds to be around 15 to 25 knots once again this afternoon. from the west this time as opposed to the northwest

yesterday but similar speeds. it's already pretty breezy this morning. in fact at sfo they are reporting gusts of up to 22 miles an hour right now and winds from the west, steady rinds around 15 miles an hour. live doppler 7hd, sweeping around the bay area, you see some of the breaks already in the low clouds. a little bit clear areas of blue. so that's something i think we will notice today. a little bit more sunshine. a live shot from emeryville shows you some more of those breaks in the clouds. we saw much thicker coverage of clouds yesterday morning. current temperatures, fairly mild in some locations. it's currently 57 in san francisco. 60 in oakland. 59 redwood city and san jose. but i also want to show you the shot of the golden gate bridge. lacking fairly clear here. although in santa rosa, where it's only 54 degrees, visibility has been reported to be dropped down to three-fourths of a mile due to fog. look for fog to develop in some

other north bay valleys as well, and nap you paw, and -- napa, where it's 39 degrees. 59 in livermore. here's another view from the roof camera. you see the flags blowing there. we have the breeze this morning guns again it it will be strongr the afternoon. low clouds, patchy fog for the morning, but more sunshine this afternoon. and we have a warmup midweek before a chance of rain. so here's the water vapor image showing you what's going on in the upper levels of the atmosphere. we have this trough moving in bringing us the cooler air mass. and we have the dryer air moving in as well. so we should see more sunshine. but temperatures will still be a little bit cooler in some locations. looking ahead, just want to give you a heads-up. we will be tracking the storm that's moving toward the bay area by friday. this low will be dropping down from the gulf of alaska. a chance of rain friday, but at this point it's looking like it will stay north of the golden

gate bridge, so possibly sonoma, napa counties into saturday morning. doesn't look like it will sit south of the golden gate bridge. enjoy another beautiful day in the south bay. santa clara, 76 for the high today for the last day of the art and wine festival. mid-70s for the most part on the peninsula. 76 redwood city, 69 in milbrae, san francisco partly cloudy as well, 68 downtown. look for low 80s in sonoma and napa. 77 in santa rosa. and the east bay will be upper 60 to mid-70s this afternoon. but very comfortable still in the inland locations. low to mid-80s for you. one of the warmer spots, 85 in fairfield, and also in pittsburgh. here's a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast. we will go up and down a little bit throughout the week. so today a little bit cooler compared to yesterday. even though we are getting more sunshine. we have more sunshine, but cooler air. holding fairly steady for monday. then we dip a little bit, a

degree or so. tuesday. and then warmup midweek. we will see clouds late thursday into friday, where temperatures come down again with a slight chance of rain for north bay counties that linger into saturday morning. so just kind of keep that in mind. overall fairly pleasant, but some ups and downs throughout the week. >> these look like fairly normal temperatures for this time of year? >> nothing too severe, just within average. >> all right. thanks, francis. up next, why this turtle is getting into the game. and how it could actually

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>> the annual san francisco dragon boat festival continues today at treasure island. the races kicked off yesterday morning for 130 teams. some of the 3600 paddlers come from as far away as the netherlands. the festival runs from 10:00 this morning to 5:00 p.m. with lots of food, entertainment and free activities for kids of all ages. and another popular event is back in full swing this weekend. the deer valley chocolate festival goes from noon to five today. it is expected to draw 35,000 people. it raises money for project open hand. that's a nonprofit that feeds ailing and elderly people in the bay area.

abc7 news reporter david louie and traffic reporter lela hosted a gaila dinner for a special cause in milbrae last night. this was the 26th annual san mateo organization of chinese americans fundraiser and achievement awards. the money goes to scholarship and academic programs. tortoises at the oklahoma zoo are having a ball. they are using one world football. this is ralph, a 100-year-old tortoise, who is still young enough to play. soccer ball is the first nearly indestructible ball designed for use in harsh environments. coming up next, a tearful paula deen makes a move back into the public eye. also thousands of dollars overpaid in disability payments. find out who is getting away with your tax dollars. plus. >> the alert pages will list all

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>> live from the kgo tv broadcast center, this is abc7 news. >> welcome, back, everyone. let's start this half-hour with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist frances dinglasan in for lisa argen. >> good morning, everyone. here's a look at current temperatures right now. fairly mild around most of the bay area. upper 50s to near 60 trees. fairly cool in the north day. santa rosa 54. fog has developed and visibility down to three-fourths mile. look for fog to develop in some of the other valleys, novato.

and monterey bay, could develop in watsonville. currently 52 degrees today. here's what to expect. we have the morning low clouds but we are already starting to see a break in some of the clouds. patchy fog still likely in the valley. temperatures in the low 60s this afternoon. we will see breezy conditions. once we get to the sunshine we will see more of it, but with the cooler air mass you notice temperatures coming down a few degrees. low 60s to mid-80s today. then we see the sunshine stick around a little longer. clouds muff in later on this evening. i'll have the complete accuweather seven-day forecast coming up shortly. carolyn. >> francis, thank you. new details about a valley teenager who died while trapped inside a car. the 14-year-old was found dead inside her brothers bmw outside a high school on wednesday. police believe an anti-theft feature kicked in, not letting her escape the sweltering vehicle. investigators say the doors locked both on the inside and

outside when the key is used. it also disables the horn, and makes it almost impossible to escape. >> i don't think of that even after the investigation started. that was the furthest from my mind. >> an autopsy suggests martinez died from heatstroke. a passenger on a greyhound bus that overturned in ohio yesterday is telling a television station the driver fell asleep. investigators have not yet determined exactly what happened when the bus went off the road early yesterday morning. that accident sent 37 people, including the driver, to the hospital. all but 7 have been released. tens of thousands of americans may have been overpaid by uncle sam. few years thousands were given disability payments they were not eligible for. that's according to a government report. recipients go through a five

year waiting period they can't earn more than $1,000 a month. in one case a physician was paid $22,000 a month and was still paid inned 1,000 in benefits over three years. the government says it will recoup any improper payments. a tearful paula deen made her first public appearance this weekend since legal problems and controversy in the court of public opinion. >> the one place that i would want to make my first step back out was texas. >> about 1500 people gave deen a standing ovation when she appeared at a cook show in huston. deen said the last three months has been a roller coaster since it was disclosed in a court deposition that she had used racial slurs this the past. jerry sandusky's challenge to his child molestation conviction is set to go toward an appeals court tuesday.

he's hoping to overturn a sentence that could keep him behind bars for life. court will decide whether or not prosecutors made an improper reference to the fact that sandusky did not of it. they will also decide whether jury instructions were mishandled, and whether the defense could have been given more time before trial. the federal government is launching a new smartphone app to catch future predators. vic lee shows how it works. >> if you open up-ice's new smartphone app, this is one of the first mugs you will see. kevin is a 37-year-old paramedic who once lived in the bay area. he disappeared last year after being indicted on child pornography charges. >> he is responsible for distribution of over 700 images and some videos of child sexual exploitation.

>> the app's alert page lists all of the fugitives, their pictures and backgrounds. ice hopes someone out there will know where they are, the app makes it easy to contact investigators. you can text online or press the button that allows you to phone in the tip. agency has already this success using social media to capture huge tis. last year in monterey david stevens was arrested after posting his picture on facebook. >> within 24 hours tips came flooding in and we were able to apprehend the person. >> they also hope the app will help them find registered sex offenders who failed to check in with police. the problem is many are homeless and it's difficult. >> these people wouldn't show up it a designated area. >> last month a multi-agency task force went into homeless edge campments along the guadalupe pay river looking for

22 fugitives. they could only find a few. and also john does, whose identities are known. they first saw this man in videos seven years ago. they hope the new app will lead to a name and his arrest. vic lee, abc7 news. it's been just over two weeks since the wheels started rolling on the bay area's first bike sharing pilot program and already there are calls to expand the system. this morning san francisco chronicle reports advocates are hoping to more than double the number of bikes available across the bay area to 1500 by year's end. but money is an issue. the $11 million project is publicly funded. officials say they are hoping for private sponsorship to expand the system. happening today, a bay area native will compete for the 2014 miss america crown. 22-year-old crystal lee of san francisco was crowned miss california last year.

according to her face book page, she won the title after her third attempt. lee attended the college of marin before graduate progress stanford. she will face-off against contestants from 49 other states, puerto rico and the virgin islands in tonight's competition. it's the first time it is back after six years in los angeles. you can catch it right here at 9:00 on abc7. we wish her good luck. coming up, auto shop classes. something most of us have only seen in the movies but in one bay area city they are making a comeback. why educators feel it's a lesson worth learning. and here's a live look from our sutro cam. a pleasant day ahead, but what about the rest of the week? frances dinglasan will have your forecast in j

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>> going to take you down memory lane, back when high school offered auto shop as part of the curriculum. now one high school in san francisco is reffing up its program and encouraging students to sign up. abc7 news education reporter lyanne melendez has more. >> few schools in the bay area encourage high school students get down and dirty to repair cars. george washington high in san francisco is reintroducing car shop as part of this curriculum. >> i just like the feeling of messing with cars and you can tweak cars and all that. >> it's what girls should know. if your car break down at the side of the road you should know how to got out and fix it. >> here are some older pictures of the auto shop which closed in

2006 after the teacher retired. the last time i saw high school auto shop was in a movie. there was even a catchy song that went with it. ♪. >> oh, yeah. i love that movie. >> so why now? why reintroduce something many considered long gone? many educators are finally realizing that there should be other options for students other than college. >> it's not simply an issue of sending kids to college. it's really preparing our students to be ready for the world. and it's college and career. >> the trade unions and toyota gave most of the money to restart the program at washington. today there is a competition among auto dealers to secure good mechanics. many predict there will be a shortage of technicians in the near future. according to the bureau of labor and statistics, the nation's

demand for auto mechanics is expected to grow about 17% from 2010 to 2020. adding 124,800 jobs. >> if you are succeeding in that area, you will be very well-compensated, job security is there, because like i said, the number of cars is not getting any smaller. >> someone starting out as a maintenance technician earns almost $18 an hour or $36,000. a more experienced master technician can earn six figures. that could be an attractive proposition for many of these students. in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >> back in the day it was auto shop for the boys, home-ec for the girls. times have changed. france ding is here now with the preview of your accuweather forecast. >> the weather is changing, as well. we have a beautiful live view to share with you from mt. tam looking toward san francisco. a completely different look compared to yesterday's morning

view from mt. tam. we could barely see anything beneath the low clouds. we are seeing some breaks in the low clouds. it does mean more sunshine but not necessarily warmer temperatures. i'll explain coming up. >> thank you, francis. also ahead, the huge fight that will smash pay-per-view records. did floyd mayweather remain the king of boxing? larry

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coming together today to celebrate ettle local team that almost clinched the little league world series. today's festivities for the belmont redwood shores all-stars gets underway at 10:00 at the belmont sports complex. it will include an award ceremony and an autograph session with team members and a barbecue. the team was only one win away from the little league world series when it fell to actual vista in the west regional championship game last month. in sports this more afternoe raiders host jacksonville this afternoon. check off 1:25. then tonight at 5:30 the pregame hype will finally be over. the 49ers battle the rival seahawks in seattle. yesterday fifth-ranked stanford squared off against army at west point. it was a game that was closer than expected. here's abc7 news sports director larry beil with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody. stanford is ranked number five

in the nation. they have legitimate national title aspirations, but, boy, did they struggle at army. early kickoff at west point. john elway on the sidelines. his broncos playing the giants in new york on sunday. army up 6-0 in the fourth quarter. hogan a lucky pass deflected into the arms of michael for a 26-yard score. 7-6, cardinals. next possession. hogan. throwing the deep ball to ty montgomery. 14-6, stanford. late in second quarter, the black knights rising up. the triple option tack. stanford's lead down to 17-13. stanford had 284 rushing yards. play action. finding tyler out of the backfield. 34-20 is the final. after yards one of the great tradition necessary all of sports, the opposing team joining army on the field for the singing and playing of their

alma mater. cal hosting number four, ohio state. kenny starting for the injured braxton. out to devin smith in stride. 91 yards, buckeyes with the early 7-0 lead. they went up 21-0 thier minutes of the game before cal knew what hit him. scrambling, throwing off his back foot, 61-yard strike to james grissom. goff throws for -- >> jordan hal, one everybody his three td runs on the day, buckeyes win. the numbers astounding as they combine for 11tds over 1100 total yards on 177 plays. after a shaky august the a's have gotten very hot in september. they just might leave second place texas in the dust. in the first, a double down the line to right. josh donaldson trying to score from first. the play at the plate.

the dive is he's safe. a's up 1-0. the only run of this contest. bartolo colon outstanding. 8 scoreless, struck out 7. the rangers bring the go-ahead run to the plate in the ninth but belfour gets him looking to end it. the a's lead the west by 5 1/2 games with just 14 to play. giants in l.a. to face the dodgers. get your championship ring. they looked like champs in this game. hunter pence unloading. this is the giants first grand slam of the year. career high 7 rbis. check out the final, 19-3, giants! most runs ever, of allowed at dodger stadium! >> floyd mayweather believes he's the greatest box everybody of all-time. another notch on the perfect resume last night against canelo alvarez. money dominated from start to finish. too quick, too smart, too much

experience. one gunning, i don't know. she was clearly blindfolded, scored it a draw, but floyd mayweather wins. he made $41 million on this bout alone. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great sunday, everybody. i'm larry beil. today should be a great sunday. you said more sun, but that doesn't necessarily mean warmer? >> that's right. i have to explain that because we have a cooler air mass moving in. so we think temperatures are going to be similar to yesterday, but a little bit cooler. and we will go to live doppler 7hd. sweeping around the bay area, there is a marine layer, about you notice we see some breaks in the clouds already early this morning. that's very different compared to yesterday. here's a live shot from sutro. now this is interesting because just a few minutes ago i was able to see things, and it looks

like it's been covered in the clouds. that gives you an idea of the changing conditions. temperatures in the upper 50s to near 60 degrees in san francisco, oakland and in san jose. a shot of the golden gate bridge shows visibility looks good here across the span, but in santa rosa fog has limited visibility, down to three-fourths after mile, currently 54 degrees and look for patchy fog to develop as well in some of the north bay valleys like in novato. the cool air also pools there and that's when we get fog developing. here's a live view from the kgo roof camera, looking toward the bay bridge. we see some of the gray clouds in the distance. you also see the flag blowing. and we will see the breeze kick in again this afternoon from the west at 15 to 25 knots. low clouds and patchy fog for the morning. but more sunshine expected to. and then we have warmer days midweek. the water vapor image shows the

moisture levels in the upper levels of the atmosphere. we have the cooler air and also dryer air coming towards the bay area. so we expect coastal clearing today. now yesterday some of the clouds stuck around, especially in the peninsula coast for quite a bit of longer than we expected during the afternoon. but with more sunshine, numbers are still going to come down a few degrees. santa clara 76. san jose 78. 75 in palo alto, your high expected to. and then pacifica still cool around 62 degrees. 68 downtown san francisco. and look for some low 80s through sonoma and napa, petaluma warming up to 8 degrees. and still pretty comfortable this the east bay, but you will notice it will be a little cooler and you will feel that afternoon sea breeze. 68 this berkeley. 72 in san leandro. and very mild conditions still and warm even in the east bay. 82 walnut creek. we 80 in pleasanton.

if you are head together game, it starts at 1:05, the raiders game. it is going ton 67 degrees when the game starts. then you will see the warmest temperatures late afternoon. 72 degrees by the time the game ends. lots of sunshine. here's a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast. so temperatures just a little touch cooler compared to yesterday. we go up a degree tomorrow. but fairly steady and near afternoon on tuesday. then we see a nice warmup midweek by a few degrees wednesday into thursday before things dip down friday into saturday bringing us a slight chance of rain. right now mainly north of the golden gate bridge for friday and saturday but we will keep you posted as well. >> you said raiders, it's actually raiders! >> up next the ninth largest power ball jackpot gets even bigger. we will tell you how much

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up next on the abc7 sunday morning news at sings, we continue to follow breaking news. the latest on an early morning house fire in pittsburgh that has left three people dead. also, the search for a man who attacked a bay area hotel worker.

>> good morning, everyone. i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, september 15th. let's start with a quick first look at the weather with our meteorologist frances dinglasan, who is in for lisa argen. >> good morning, everyone. here's a beautiful live view from mt. tam. we can actually see san francisco this morning. but you will notice we will get low clouds spilling in from the coast and also developing in the vall