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his insurance company recently stopped paying for full-time care at a rehab center. the family is suing the dodgers to help pay for medical costs. a fire broke out last night in the giants clubhouse at at&t park just after 7:30 witnesses saw smoke coming from the king street side of the stadium. it was caused by a large commercial dryer which had burst into flames in the laundry room. there was some smoke and some water damage but giants officials say everything is okay. new this morning, authorities are investigating a two-alarm fire in oakland that broke out overnight. it happened at a house on 79th avenue just before midnight.

it was brought under control about 20 minutes later. authorities say no one lived at the house but they did find a squatter inside. no injuries were reported while the cause of the fire is unknown, investigators say it appears it started in the garage. a new report suggests radio problems may have led to the deaths of 19 firefighters killed an arizona wildfire. the crew died while responding to the fire on june 30th. the 116-page report cites technical problems with the firefighters' radios and poor communication between the men and their support staff. that fire topped 2,000 degrees in some spots which is the same temperature as lava. the firefighters' families were allowed to review the report before it was made public. >> it is everything you would have expected. anger, frustration, and just an overcoming sense of loss.

it was a very emotional meeting both for the families and actually for us as we were there to try to respond to their questions. >> that fire destroyed more than 100 homes and burned 13 square miles. huge crowds are expected for the second day of a rave today at the shoreline amphitheater. it's called beyond wonderland bay area and there will be a large police presence this year as mountain view police enforce zero tolerance for drugs. abc 7 news has details on day one. >> reporter: plenty of partiers dressed up in costumes or dressed down for a night of extended dancing poured into beyond wonderland. just after sunset, the light show magnified the spectacle for a crowd organizers say will peak at 25,000. the biggest concern for one resident was traffic. >> when they have concerts here, it's hard to get to the dog park because there's only one access.

>> reporter: he and his dog made it to the nearby park easy enough. >> i'm sure there will be bizarre people walking around. i've been to bernie man. this is really nothing that out of the ordinary for me. >> reporter: gates opened just after 1:00 for an event that will stretch until sunday night. the biggest safety concern for promoters is heat exhaustion and dehydration. >> we encourage fans to hydrate when they are out there dancing especially in the sun, it's easy to get dehydrated. >> reporter: there's a zero tolerance policy for drugs and security staff is searching bags to catch any illegal substances. some party goers say they're not worried about that. >> everywhere you go there are drugs wherever you have people partying. it's just about regulating. >> reporter: over labor day weekend the electric zoo festival in new york was shut down a day early. officials there cited serious health risks after two people died from symptoms consistent with using ecstasy.

plenty of mountain view police were at this event throughout the day. they were even on twitter encouraging partiers to report any concerns. a little bit of rain coming our way over the next couple of days. >> nothing like last weekend but we're well above normal. we'll add to our totals. here's a live look from emeryville. low clouds, increasing clouds, cooler temperatures as well. >> also ahead, the tech giant with a troubled past. john mcafee's future vision. his solution to avoiding hackers on the internet. here's an unusual request. why microsoft wants you to give

developing news out of nigeria where at least 50 students are dead after an attack at a college early this morning. school officials say islamic il mants gmilitants while the students slept. school officials say the militants torched classrooms. at least 1,000 students were able to escape. if we get more information about this during our newscast, we will will bring it to you. this morning, kenyans and the military are paying their respects to the victims of the

terrorist shopping center attack that happened last weekend. newly released video shows soldiers questioning and searching people inside the mall. gunfire can be heard as customers scrambled to safety. 67 people died in that attack by somali terror organization. 61 people remain unaccounted for. this morning officials announced another arrest. 12 people have now been arrested in connection with the attack. three have been freed. cnn is reporting the terrorists actually rented out a store in that mall a year ago. this morning syria says it will fully cooperate with united nations inspectors assigned to destroy its chemical weapons stockpile. however, syrian diplomats also add their government will not accept any transition peace plan that excludes president bashar al assad. the syrian opposition has repeatedly said it will not take part in any transition government that includes him.

anti-virus software pioneer john mcafee said his new invention will make the internet hack free. he spoke last night. his new company called future tense is described as a place where you can exchange information that cannot be accessed by the nsa or anyone else. mcafee talked about his legal troubles with the belize government and described one of the places where he hid from police. >> one of them was a hole in the sand that was covered with plywood and sand packed on top of that and a tiny box on top of that to put my head. i piled old wood, paint cans, garbage of every sort. i was there for 24 hours while police were no more than five feet from my head. >> mcafee is wanted as a person of interest in a fatal shooting last year in belize. microsoft has a deal for

you. the company is offering owners of an apple iphone 5 or iphone 4s for a trade. trade them in for a minimum of $200 at microsoft stores. people are not thrilled with the fingerprint scanner and the operating system. b.a.r.t. will meet with one of two employee unions in their ongoing labor dispute. negotiations will seiu representatives are set to begin shortly at 9:30 this morning. yesterday representatives from the transit union met with b.a.r.t. officials in oakland. one of the reps told nbc 7 news there is nothing new to report. b.a.r.t. says the two sides remain $112 million apart. there are negotiating sessions scheduled every day through the end of the cooling off period. the dates with hash marks there are the days that b.a.r.t. will

meet just one of the two unions. the 60-day cooling off period ends october 10th. and that is the last day talks are scheduled. happening now, thousands of people in pink are continuing their trek in the 11th annual avon walk for breast cancer. opening ceremonies were held yesterday at ft. mason in san francisco. participants started day one of the two-day event by walking. today they come back to ft. mason completing their 40-mile journey to raise millions of dollars for breast cancer research. how will the weather hold out for those folks? >> i think it will be just fine for the morning hours. especially since they are coming back to san francisco, they don't need their umbrellas but if you're in the north bay, looks like you should have one handy. live doppler 7 hd picking up some areas of light green showing us light rain. already being reported in ukiah and here's what we can look forward to this frontal system making its way through the bay

area more like tonight but it's already bringing some rain up to eureka and crescent city and heads-up in the south tahoe area, there is a red flag warning in effect. gusty winds up to 50 miles an hour throughout the day. be careful if you are driving to and from the bay area. golden gate bridge camera. look at that. we can see the bridge right now. socked in this morning. fog starting to dissipate. there is some patchy fog especially along the coast. it's currently 60 in san francisco. 62 in oakland. and in san jose. we'll head to san jose where we actually see sunshine and some clear conditions. the farther south you are, the sunnier it will be for your neighborhood. it's currently 61 in santa rosa. 59 in novato and also clear in livermore at 62. looking down toward san francisco, we can see some of these clouds as well moving in from the north bay. here's what you can expect.

during the morning, patchy, dense, coastal fog. and then clouds will bring us cooler weather today and even a chance of light rain for the north bay, a few showers for most everyone tomorrow morning. i'll show you what you can expect. the radar satellite image shows this front moving toward us. that's bringing us a chance of light rain. and the forecast animation model shows how it will play out. looks like today in the north bay, 50-50 chance of getting light rain and now about 3:00 in the afternoon down to santa rosa and definitely along the coast and then not too much for the rest of the bay area throughout the day until tomorrow morning. so wet commute possibly with some light scattered showers. parts of the north bay and possibly along the peninsula coast but we're talking a tenth of an inch max in most locations. more in the north bay. and then by monday evening, pretty much all clear and then dry into the rest of the week. i do want to mention how much rain we've actually gotten. people have asked.

normally we're at .24 inches year-to-date and actual .43 inches well above normal by 180%. highs today in the south bay pretty comfortable and mild. 76 in san jose. look for some low 70s as well through palo alto. 52 for pacifica with lots of cloud and fog. low 70s in parts of the north bay. lots of clouds santa rosa, sonoma all near 72. and 70s for the east bay. oakland, 70. 73 castro valley. upper 70s instead of 80s compared to yesterday so today 78 in antioch and here is your accuweather seven-day forecast. showers in the north bay and it's looking very light. 50-50 chance there. most of us will stay dry. scattered showers tomorrow but again very light rain expected. sunshine builds tuesday and wednesday and a nice warmup

above normal for next weekend. i think you'll be okay if you have outdoor plans today. as long as you're not in the north bay. you can follow at live doppler 7 hd on twitter for the latest bay area weather conditions and get video forecasts, spare the air alerts, power outage info and weather tweets. >> thank you, francis. the fanfare over prince george is far from over. britain is nows but preparing fe newest royal christening. it's an important welcoming into the church of england since he'll one day be the head of it we're learning more of the details of the event being called an intimate affair. we get details from london. >> reporter: the day, october 23rd. the place, chapel royal at st. james palace. the event, the royal christening of prince george alexander louie, third in line to the throne. william and kate break from tradition picking a venue that

hasn't hosted a royal christ christening for 25 years. >> what's really nice is all of the way through his relationship with kate, he has included his mother in some way. he gave kate his mother's engagement ring and i think this is a way of him including princess diana in prince george's life as well. >> reporter: don't expect to attend this ceremony. this is typically a private event for close friends and family. there is one way to feel included. your very own commemorative coin that will be available in solid gold, silver and a more affordable option and this is the first time new coins have ever been produced for a royal christening in britain. >> i think that really says everything about just how big a moment this christening is for the country. >> prince george's christening will be conducted by justin

wellby. the queen is also expected to pose in a highly anticipated photo capturing all three future monar monarchs, son charles, grandson william and of course great grandson, george. >> the first time a picture of this kind has been taken for more than 100 years and to have four generations of the royal family and the queen and three kings in waiting is pretty special thing. >> up next, if you are a chocolate lover, some bad news. you'll soon be paying more for your favorite indulgence. we'll tell you why

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welcome back, everyone. we're starting this half hour with a quick look at the weather. >> live doppler 7 hd will be busy today already picking up light rain and fog being reported in ukiah. you see areas of green. we'll see a chance of showers move in this afternoon to the north bay and then overnight for all of us. expect temperatures to be cooler around the bay. mostly cloudy, mid 60s to mid 70s along the coast. clouds will stick around most of the day. low 60s to mid 60s and inland temperatures are going to drop as well. we saw 80s yesterday. today we'll just reach the upper 70s. i'll have your complete accuweather seven-day forecast coming up shortly. >> thanks. let's turn now to washington

where congress is still deeply divided over a new budget bill and midnight deadline to avert a government shutdown. among those who would be hit the hardest, government workers would be told don't bother showing up for work. we go to capitol hill for the very latest. >> reporter: overnight house republicans doubling down holding firm on their demand for a one-year delay of obama care as the price for keeping the government running. >> this is a program that is too expensive to afford. delay obama care. >> reporter: the house vote pushes the government even closer to the edge of its first shutdown in 17 years. what if democrats said we're going to shut down the government if we don't get immigration reform, gay rights or gun control. >> reporter: the biggest question in washington is not will the government shutdown but who should be played if it does? in the middle of it all is 27-year-old maria.

one of the 800,000 federal employees who won't be at work or getting paid tuesday morning if there's a shutdown. she has student loans and recently moved out of her parents' house. >> i do live paycheck to paycheck. i haven't saved up money to forward pay my bills so i would have to find a way to manage to take care of my bills. >> reporter: for two years she's worked as an information assistant at the pentagon riding the roller coaster of budget cuts, furloughs and uncertainties. >> it's one of those cases of here we go again. >> reporter: the fears of a shutdown reverberating far outside of washington to the air force base in biloxi, mississippi. >> it's going to impact the amount of money that i make. >> reporter: joe jones fears his business will suffer if government employees can't come to work. >> if they were to lose their paychecks like everyone else, that might motivate them to solve problems they're facing right now. >> reporter: what's the end game here? that's the question all of

washington is asking. harry reid is already calling the house vote pointless. this is all going to go back to the house and that deadline is stick ticking midnight monday. >> this morning former president bill clinton is weighing in on the showdown in congress and the law at the center of the fight. clinton was in office the last time the government shut down back in 1995 and '96. in an interview on "this week" clinton says the republican party is begging for america to fail by rooting for the demise of president obama's affordable care act. >> what they are desperate for this bill to fail because if it's not a failure, everything they've been telling us since 1980 the way government is run, they so badly want it to fail. can you remember a time in your lifetime when a major political party was sitting around begging for america to pafail? i don't know what's going to happen. i'll be shocked if it fails.

>> clinton says he's optimistic that with time the health care law will grow in popularity and americans will ultimately be glad that it is there. a new poll finds most voters want to put the brakes on california's high-speed rail project. the usc/"l.a. times" survey found 52% of people say the project should be halted. only 43% think it should go forward. the number is higher in the pai area with 51% of voters supporting the project. the majority of voters want the project to go back on the ballot. ed lee has 90 days to make an offer to host the next america's cup and he plans to do so however location could be a concern with golden state warriors hoping to build a waterfront arena at pier 32 which was the site for this year's teams and there are

concerns over the cost with san francisco expected to be left between 3 million 5 to 5 in the red for hosting this year's race. no location has been committed to yet saying it will be a group decision. tests are under way to determine how dangerous electronic devices are to a plane system. cell phones can sometimes interfere with the plane's smoke alarm and laptops could disrupt pilots' radio communications but engineers device has brought down a plane. >> it's not necessarily that a phone can bring down an airplane. that's not really the issue. the issue is interfering with the airplane and causing more work for pilots during critical phases of flight. >> new planes are being designed with technology that counter any interference. this month a government industry group studying the subject will give findings and recommendations to the federal

aviation administration. a new report finds scores on the s.a.t. college entrance exam remain steady but many students are unprepared for college. the report finds average scores in reading, math and writing were the same this year as last. but only 48% of test takers reached the s.a.t. benchmark score. 1,550, which indicates likelihood to enroll in a four-year school and complete their degree and the report finds 46% of those that took tests this year are minorities, that's the highest minority representation in history and in california, 57% of graduates seniors took the exam and that's the highest number ever for the state. coming up, uncovering mysteries deep under the ocean. the camera scientists are using to explore an underwater volcano and creatures that live on it. and take a live look from our tower camera.

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a researcher at san francisco's is back from a deep sea exhibition studyi ining vo o volcanos. as we see in this assignment 7 report, it is making research available to us here in the bay

area. >> reporter: this university of washington video shows a research ship heading for one of the world's deepest construction sites. >> they're putting in a cable ocean observatory on the bottom of the ocean. >> 60% of the earth's volcanic eruptions happen deep in the ocean water. this is being lowered into a hot spot 300 miles off the oregon coast as part of the ocean observatory initiative launching a new era of ocean exploration. they provided this underwater video. mary miller with explore tour yum was on that exhibition blogging and doing live updates to tell the public weighs goiha on. >> you see octopus and fish and shrimp with underwater features where you get this hot fluid from under the ocean floor and it is feeding microbes and

supporting communities of life that we didn't know existed 30 years ago. >> reporter: this is the top of an active volcano that erupted two years ago. you can see the different type of lava flows and parts of a collapsed lava basin. even in this desolate environment, there's life. a national science foundation is spending almost a quarter billion dollar to cover this area with a network of sophisticated cameras and instruments. the system is being built by a remotely operated submarine controlled from the ship above. it takes three to four people from the canadian scientific submersible committee to run it along with engineers. >> make sure there's no kinks in the cable and electricity is flowing and testing and monitoring all of the time. a mile under the ship is amazing. >> reporter: they will eventually lay 557 miles of wire and cable to send live pictures and data back to laboratories on land. the system is expected to be fully operational in early 2015

but during this mission, scientists tested some of the equipment including seismometers and they worked. >> while taking data there was an earthquake and it was a significant earthquake recorded. that was a really happy moment on the ship. everyone was super excited about that. >> once everything is in place, scientists are eager to study both the geology of the ocean and the life that depends on it. >> this initial live is half a dozen research sighs in oceans all over the world. this is the only one that includes a cable system on the sea floor. we have a link to more video and details of the mission at abc7news.com. click see it on tv. right now, we have your accuweather forecast. >> we're going to see cooler numbers today. a live look where you heard a lot about this. clouds increasing. temperatures coming down. a chance of rain and showers. i'll have details coming up.

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welcome back. it's 9:46 on this sunday morning. thank you for waking up and watching the abc 7 sunday morning news. this is a live look from our lake tahoe cam. red flag advisories until 5:00 today because of gusty winds. the temperature should be around 60, 63. we'll have a full bay area accuweather forecast shortly. in sports, some developing news. former raiders head coach lane

kiffin has been fired as head coach at usc. kiffin was reportedly told the news last night by athletic director pat hayden when the team arrived back in l.a. following the trojans loss against arizona state. usc has lost 7 of its last 11 games. trojans are 3-2 this year and 0-2 in the pac 12. this afternoon, raiders host washington at the oakland coliseum. kickoff 1:25. last night stanford traveled to seattle to play washington state on the same field where the 49ers were thumped by the seahawks a couple weeks ago. let's get you highlights in this morning's sports. >> stanford put the rest of the nation on notice they are a national title contender. what a performance. stanford safety had to sit out.

hogan had plenty of time. airs it out. no one will catch him. second quarter, hogan hooking up again. he has speed. 33 yards. four catches. 115 yards. two touchdowns. cardinal had two pick sixes in the game. fourth quarter to murphy. he goes 30 yards. 38-3, stanford. they weren't done. fourth quarter, barry sanders, jr. 22-yard run. cardinal had the best performance of the season 4-0 with 55-17 victory. > this play says it all. addison takes the punt. runs into his own player. decides to go the other way. avoids the tackle. he'll cut up the sideline. changes direction toward midfield. avoids another tackle. looks like they'll catch him at the 30 yard line.

not going to happen. goes the distance. 67-yard punt return. oregon crushes cal. a's luocked up home field advantage. bob melvin and a's were already thinking playoffs. second inning, smoked that fastball. two-run blast. seattle on top 2-0. in the third, first pitch to brad miller. gone. solo shot. seventh of the season. mariners ahead 3-1. fifth inning, bases loaded. it's miller time again. grand slam. rough outing for parker. 4 1/3 innings. allowed seven runs on seven hits. seventh inning, a's trying to rally. 30th of the year. first one to hit 30 homers in a season. 33 in 2008. mariners hold on for a 7-5

victory. the giants season winds down with a postseason birth. they are looking ahead to next year's roster. hunter pence was signed to a contract. third inning. smacked one to center. two-run blast. 27th of the year. it's been the year of the pen. fourth inning. towering home run. two-run blast. padres take 4-3 lead. san diego explodes from four runs. two-run homer. padres snap the giants three-game win streak 9-3 your final. that's the way the ball bounces. raiders and redskins how the at the black hole. we'll have highlights. have a great day. >> i wonder with the rain from last saturday and then the

coming week, we must be doing well with our rain totals. >> we're well above normal. 180% of normal in san francisco. over 200% of normal in some locations. over half an inch last weekend. this weekend we're keeping an eye on a system heading our way but most likely up to a tenth of an inch in locations. not even that. live doppler 7 hd picking up some of the light rain. you see the areas of green falling over ukiah. there's been fog there. here's what's headed our way. stronger rainfall there. areas of yellow near eureka and crescent city. as we head toward tahoe, carolyn reminded you there's a red flag warning in effect today. winds gusting up to 50 miles an hour and on mountain tops national weather service says up to 100 miles an hour. do be careful there. they will also see a chance of light rain tonight and tomorrow. like us here in the bay area.

live shot shows increasing clouds moving in. temperatures right now pretty mild though. 60 in san francisco. oakland, 62. and 61 in san carlos. i want to show you blue skies in you're over the san mateo bridge and south, san jose, monterey, those areas sunny already. and also it's 61 in santa rosa and in novato and in concord, 62 degrees. so here's what you can expect as we look out from emeryville toward the low clouds and golden gate bridge in the distance. we still have some patchy, dense fog along the coast to deal with. it should mix out later this morning. cloudy and cooler with light rain chances in the north bay and then a few showers monday morning possibly for all of us. i'll show you what's happening with the radar satellite impackagimage. this cold front is making its way to the bay area bringing a chance of light rain. we're talking very light rain. forecast animation does show

some of the rain chances moving in this afternoon to the north bay near santa rosa but most of us dry throughout the day. then you watch as overnight approaches will see more rain move down toward san francisco and possibly the peninsula coast. we're talking rainfall amounts of up to about a tenth of an inch. maybe more in north bay locations. my monday evening, dry and the system continues to move east. we'll have dry weather through the rest of the workweek. highs today pretty comfortable but cooler compared to yesterday. san francisco, 64. and in antioch, it's 78. look for a high of 76 in san jose. cloudier as you head north. lots of activities today shouldn't be impacted by the chance of rain. fog has returned to pacifica as well for fog fest. temperatures low 60s throughout the day and cloudy as well. if you are headed to the giants game, bring a jacket.

you probably don't need the umbrella. temperatures will be right near the low 60s to mid 60s today and it will be cloudy. here's a look at your accuweather seven-day forecast. so we are just watching a chance of rain coming into the north bay. cooler for everybody. scattered showers for the monday morning commute and then drying out monday night. sunny tuesday. mostly sunny and then more sunshine and a buildup of warmth bringing us to above average temperatures for next weekend. >> a buildup of warmth. thank you, francis. here's something for us. a treat for coffee lovers. why some of the biggest chains

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little bit. 64 in san francisco. 70 in oakland. 76 in san jose. so enjoy the sunshine while you can. it looks like we'll see scattered showers tomorrow morning. >> thank you. that will do it for us. thank you for joining us on nbc 7 sunday morning news. i'm carolyn tyler. abc 7 news continues at 5:00 p.m. have a great sunday and a great week ahead.

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