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. >> live from the kgo tv broadcast center, this is abc7 news. >> good morning, everyone, i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, november 2nd. let's start with a quick look at the when with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, carolyn. you see the sunshining behind you. it's within pretty quiet. the numbers are recovering. down to 37 earlier in napa. right now 56 degrees. 57 in san francisco. we have the 5:10 sunset to look

forward to. 57 in half moon bay. overall a lot of numbers are cooler than average in our east bay valleys. and where you see the numbers a little bit warmer, we will have a milder afternoon highs. here's a look at our fresh snow. a couple inches in the sierra nevada. that's long gone and a look for temperatures back home to be in the low and mid-60s in the coast. upper 60s oakland, out toward castro valley. inland numbers approaching 70 degrees. perhaps a warmup in the offering. i'll have the details in a few minutes. >> lisa, thank you. developing news. police are investigating after four people died when their boat capsized near bodega bay. a fifth person was pulled to safety. three victims have been identified. 79-year-old jesse langley was from bodega bay, and samuel garcia, 86, from bodega bay, and 60-year-old david costa from ripon. the fourth victim, a woman, has not yet been identified.

this is video of the lone survivor who was rescued after the boat capsized around 10:00 yesterday morning. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana has the latest from bodega bay. >> witnesses say the coast guard and other rescue workers quickly recovered four people from the dangerous waters. one woman said she could see paramedics trying to revive them. >> the guy was pumping. the paramedic was just hauling on somebody. it was so -- i couldn't believe it. >> three men and one woman pulled from the water did not survive. a fifth person identified as philip sanchez was pulled from the rocks by helicopter. that's him being walked into the coast guard station by the rescue workers. he suffered minor cuts and bruises and was rushed to a santa rosa hospital. the 32-foot long boat they were

it was a complete loss. >> it broke up on the rocks over it pretty much got smashed to pieces by the waves. we haven't seen any recoverable pieces of it. >> philip sanchez has returned home from the hospital. we talked to some of his friends who tell us he's known the other four people in the group for years. sanchez did not talk with us. his friends asked us to leave after he got home. according to the sheriff's department, none of the people in the boat were wearing life jackets. the coast guard is asking boaters to be careful the rest of the weekend. a wind advisory remains in effect in the area. >> something as simple as a bad sparkplug or anything else, when you break down in winds like this, you drift so quickly you will find yourself on rocks in no time. it's very dangerous. >> the crash is still under investigation. >> abc7 news. this morning police in san francisco say they have located the driver in a fatal

collision involving a pedestrian. the accident happened around 9:30 last night near third and cargo street. the victim is a man in his 20s or 30s. police say he was unaware he hit someone. he was on a skateboard. investigators believe it is possible the driver was unaware he hit anyone. talking to the driver and witnesses to determine exactly what happened. a u.c. berkeley student is dead after falling at oracle arena. zachary bradley was a pre-med student in his second year at cal. abc7 news reporter lilian kim has the story from berkeley. >> by all accounts, 20-year-old zachary bradley was a talented, well-rounded individual. his family said he was fluent in spanish, played several instruments, and inspired to be a doctor. on halloween he took a tragic fall. bradley and his friends attended this concert at oracle arena in oakland. authorities say bradley died after falling more than 20 feet. he was climbing down an elevated and restricted area behind the stage.

his fraternity brothers are grieving. no one wanted to go on camera but they say they will miss bradley. they said they loved his spontaneity and sense of adventure. in berkeley, lilian kim, abc7 news. people at walnut creek are helping neighbors displaced by an explosion that destroyed part of a townhouse complex. it happened friday. it was on sunnyvale avenue. two men who lived in the unit suffered severe burns and are still in critical condition at u.c. davis burn center. investigators say that hundreds of volatile butane canisters being used to turn marijuana into hash oil caused the blast. the explosion blew out windows in buildings across the street. the entire complex is uninhabitable. >> some of the neighbors approached me and said that they were willing to help. >> a third victim showed up at a hospital later that day. police say all three face felony

charges. the attorney for the former california highway patrol officer charged with stealing nude photos from a woman's cell phone said his client is sorry. 35-year-old sean harrington resigned from the force. he faces two felony charges in connection with stealing pictures from a woman he arrested on suspicion of drunk driving. his attorney said in a statement that his client apologizes to the women and to colleagues in law enforcement. memorial services will be held this week for two sheriff's deputies killed in the line of duty last month. michael davis of sacramento county, and deputy daniel oliver were killed after a man went on a shooting rampage during a crime spree. oliver's memorial service is tomorrow at 11:00 at adventure christian church in roseville. davis' memorial will be held the next day at the same location at

10:00 a.m. suspect marquez and his wife, 389-year-old janelle monroy, face more than a dozen felony charges, including murder. for the first time in four years the national average for a gallon of gas is below three dollars. even in the bay area. a gallon of regular of gas in san jose cost drivers $2.82. prices plummeted 34 cents in the last month, bringing the average cost for a gallon of regular to $2.99. we haven't seen that price since december 22, 2010. in san francisco the average is $3.47. $3.35 in oakland and $3.29 in san jose. ski resorts in the sierra received a healthy dusting of snow from this weekend's storm. this is video from heavenly mountain resort in tahoe. they received three inches of

fresh powder. a similar scene at northstar in truckee. they received two inches of snow from the storm. 6 inches fell at squaw valley, and ten inches of fresh powder fell on alpine meadows upper mountain. harming now, the sidewalks on the golden gate bridge are closed for today's u.s. half-marathon. this video from our golden gate bridge cam earlier this morning. 5,000 runners are taking part in today's half-marathon which got underway at 7:00 this morning. a shuttle bus is available at both ends of the bridge to take pedestrian and cyclists across during the sidewalk's closer, which will last just a few more minutes until about 9:30 this morning. so they are off! >> yeah, temperatures in the 50s. a beautiful day on the way. still just 49 up in san rafael, but here you are looking from the emeryville camera where

temperatures are in the low 50s downtown oakland. and they are in the 60s all around the bay today. some neighborhoods a little cooler than average. we will talk about the warmup that's in store for the week ahead. that's coming up. >> thank you, lisa. also, could space tourism be over before it even begins? the new fallout from friday's devastating virgin galactic crash. and the outlet malls. a deal or no deal? when your favorite outlet

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the future of private space travel is in doubt after friday's mid-air explosion of a prototype rocket. it happened during a test flight of a spacecraft that was meant to start carrying passengers next year. 39-year-old pilot michael alsbury from tehachapi was killed. alex perez has the latest. >> this morning while they investigate what caused the spaceship to fall apart, richard branson is spearheading the effort to get passengers to space said his dream is not over yet. >> we are determined to learn from this. >> we now know more about the pilot killed in the crash,

identified at michael tyner alsbury seen here in this interview where he talked about the use of drones. >> they are well-suited to the extreme missions where you need to stay up for long amounts of time. explorer joel, who follows the program closely, said alsbury was doing what he loves to do. >> he gave his life for a cause he believed in, opening up space for humanity. >> the pilot that ejected remains hospitalized after suffering major injuries, but there is word he is now alert and talking. >> these images captured the final moments friday after as spaceshiptwo was released from the mother ship and breaking up in mid-air over the mojave desert. they were using a new fueled that previously only been tested on the ground. before the crash branson had already sold his dream of space travel to some of pole wood's

elite. pitt, decaprio, and others who paid. >> we are going to learn from what went wrong, discover how we can improve safety and performance, and then move forward together. >> but branson admits the crash casts doubts on the project. several cameras were attached to the spacecraft and it could be at least a year before the ntsb releases their final report into what went wrong. abc news, los angeles. >> a bay area discovery involved with discovering hiv and aids was honored last night for his life-saving contributions to the world. the science humanity discovery event at the youngblood museum celebrated dr. arthur arman during his 40 years in medicine. he identified the first cases of

aids and the transition of hiv from mother to baby, which meant it could be transmitted through blood. he also developed vaccines for pneumonia and meningitis. >> we are talking about the ebola epidemic now and we forget how much progress we've made in h.i.v. when people work together. we really still see the need. >> he founded global strategies in 1998 to help h.i.v.-infected mothers in poor countries and he still travels overseas to work on those programs. >> outlet stores are popular but are you really getting deals? consumer reports partnered with michael finney and "7 on your side" to find out. >> good morning, everyone. we are spending more than ever at outlet malls. sales are expected to top more than $42 billion this year according to a trade publication on retail news. consumer reports rated 53 of the

biggest outlet stores for value and quality based on a survey of 16,000 subscribers and can help you bag the best bargains. >> most shoppers who told consumers reports about the 25,000 outlet store visits are happy with the deal. 64% said they offered great value. >> when i start out i'm looking for great deals on great products. and a great price. >> who doesn't like great deal? everyone loves savings. >> those surveyed found superior value at these stores, haggard, oshgosh by gosh, and l.l. bean. but reports were not as good for some other stores, including american eagle outfitters, old navy, gap, nike, and levi's. these days most merchandise is made especially for the outlets, but is it the same quality? the coast store carries this bag. the outlet has this one.

>> the retail version is made of a nice heavy embossed leather that has a rounded top so it sits nicely and rounded handle that's more comfortable. the outlet version has a few less fine details and a flat handle. >> there's $100 difference j cruz retail flat and those from the outlet store. >> the shoes are similar. retail version is made from leather from italy and the one in the outlet mall is a vinyl. that's made in china. the retail value also has a heel with better support. >> some things actually cost more at outlet stores. bottom line, some outlets offer bargains, but you have to shop carefully. there are more tips to the outlet shoppers. head to the back of the store first. you will find the biggest

mark-down's there. and if an item is damaged, always ask for additional discount. consumer report shoppers got about 10% off every time they asked. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. the city of san jose is changing the rules for outdoor water usage to coincide with end of daylight savings time. beginning today it will be allowed in the morning at 10:00 a.m. and hand watering is allowed after 3:00 p.m. however, the sprinklers remain restricted to after 8:00 p.m. city officials say watering plants during the cooler hours means less water evaporates and the plants have more time to absorb the moisture. they emphasize, though, as we know, it's still important to conserve, and even when it rains. the state is dealing with an ongoing drought. we got a little bit of that stuff last week, but nothing in the forecast? >> no, nothing in the forecast except for a warming trend. that's for the middle of the week. right now it's warming up around the bay with temperatures in the upper 50s in some parts. right now live doppler 7hd

showing nothing going on. in fact, we didn't even have any low loudness to speak of this morning and you think we would after the moist ground and the lighter winds. but there was just enough wind out there to keep things mixed up and we started out clear with the cool spot up in nassau of 37. right now it's 57 san francisco, as well as san carlos. 53 in san jose. half moon bay leading the pack at 59 degrees. in the low 60s there with the light winds a nice day to head out to the coast. 55 petaluma. all these numbers are well into the low 40s with 52 in livermore and even concord this morning the mid-40s. here's a look from our roof camera. nice and sunny out there. we look for more sunshine today. the sunsetting in san francisco at 5:10. that brings us 10 hours, 33 minutes of daylight light.

more autumn warmth is on the way. it will warm up until about wednesday and then a cool-down after that. all of california is seeing just a little built cooler than average. so today with the lighter winds it should feel pretty good mid-afternoon and we will look for temperatures to go above formal. certainly in southern california they are forecasting an offshore winds, the santa anas, and temperatures in the 80s by wednesday and thursday. not that warm for us. mid-40s in tahoe. some of that snow still sticking around. 49 in yosemite with just about 70 in sacramento. the numbers today, a little cool here but a nice afternoon for san jose, 67. 68 los gatos. on the peninsula, mid-60s san mateo. and pacifica with the lower 60s it should feel about. san francisco mid-60s.

petaluma 67. a couple of neighborhoods will be in the 70s from napa to sonoma. you head over to the east bay. upper 60s a popular number from berkeley, oakland and fremont today. and inland really not much change with numbers here in the upper 50s as well. 70 in walnut creek. the numbers down around santa clara to be nearly perfect for a football game. 62 at about 1:00. a look for upper 60 4:30. the warming trend will be very subtle tomorrow, leks day. by wednesday we could be anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees normal in some parts of the bay and then the cool down thursday and friday into next weekend. abc7 news has another great weather resource for you to follow. follow us on twitter for the latest bay area weather conditions, rain or shy, video forecasts, spare the air alerts and power outage info and other

tweets from your favorite weather team, as well. the rain is gone, but they did get don'tnous amounts. upward of an inch yesterday. >> all right. that's good. thank you, lisa. up next, a new tightrope stunt in the windy city today. what's a

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daredevil tightrope walker nick wallendas is at it again. his next feat will take place in the windy city. that's later today. he will walk a wire at a 15 degree incline between two skyscrapers in chicago. and he plans to do part of it blindfolded. the the 35-year-old said the inspiration came after undergoing laser eye surgery. the daredevil captivated a live audience last year when he crossed a gorge at the grand canyon. this will also be televised today worldwide. much more ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news. high anxiety on the high seas after a massive cruise ship crashes into an unknown underwater object. what passengers are saying after being told to put on life jackets and abandon ship. also, a near-death experience for a surfer off the coast of hawaii. dragged out to sea by a shark.

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. >> welcome back, everyone. we are starting this half-hour with a look at the when with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, carolyn, good morning. this is the exploratorium camera. you will notice the clear conditions and the water out there looking pretty calm. the winds are light. we have temperatures climbing through the 50s from petaluma and fairfield. 54 santa rosa. livermore at 52 degrees. plenty of sunshine. numbers are coming up a little bit from yesterday's readings. but notice everyone pretty much in the 60s. we may see a few 70-degree readings in some neighborhoods but we are also talking about a warmup for the first week of november. i'll tell you how warm it's going to get in just a few minutes. carolyn. >> all right. thank you, lisa. turning now to that cruise ship nightmare in the bahamas.

the shift came into port with many americans on worked. abc news reporter has the story. >> emergency! >> a nightmare at sea over the weekend. >> a horror turned into real life. >> look over this man's shoulders. passengers lining up to grab life jackets. >> everybody is freaking out. >> 960 passengers on board the bahamas celebration crews liner capturing the emergency on their phones. >> they need a kids one. >> take a look at the 600-foot ship after the hit. sitting on the dock tilting dangerously to one side. back on solid ground, passengers describing the scene as pure chaos. >> everybody screaming at each other. it was just a nightmare. >> the panic was too much are for my comfort. we could feel the boat tipping

over. >> we were scared. >> clearly terrified, especially following the tragic disaster of the coast uconn cord yeah two years ago. [screaming] >> another luxury cruise ship running aground killing 32 people. forced to abandon ship, these passengers telling abc news the vessel came to a jerking halt before plunging into a blackout. >> in the gally we were playing roulette. >> the luxury liner hit an unidentified object off grand bahama island. celebration cruise line officials say no passengers were ever in any danger. this morning the luxury liner, almost the size of two football fields, is safely docked. now officials are assessing the damage to determine the cause of the collision and some passengers assessing their love of cruises.

>> i won't go again. >> absolute disaster and i'll never go on a cruise ship again. >> abc news, new york. >> now to the fight against ebola in america. the new york city doctor infected with the virus has improved. his doctors say he's no longer in serious condition. dr. taking spencer became infected after treating patients in guinie. the governors in new york and new jersey declared a mandatory quarantine to those exposed to the virus in west africa. and the ebola nurse recovering from ebola has been reunited with her dog. they placed her dog in quarantine fearing he, too, might develop the virus. >> i am getting better and i thankful with my best friend at my side again. >> she was declared ebola free

and discharged from the national institute of health hospital in maryland on october 24th. >> while president obama is not on the ballot on tuesday's midterm election, many will take to the month s with a more pessimistic view of the direction of the u.s. the president has his lowest mark as commander in chief. today the party chair spoke out about it. early voting numbers and control of the senate. >> we have got early vote numbers that are up in the most competitive states and the most competitive districts all across the country. we focused on making sure that we bring our numbers up for voters who didn't cast ballots in 2010 but voted for the president in 2008 and 2012. >> you look at absentee ballot voting and their message isn't

working. if they have such a great message then they should be winning across the board, and they aren't. >> the poll also finds that half of americans feel that president obama is not a strong leader. and a poll last week finds 63% of americans feel the economy has gotten worse. this weekend several bay area counties are getting a chance to cast their ballots early. san francisco voters can head to the department of elections at city hall for early voting. elections employees are also collecting absenty ballots subside all weekend long. voters in alameda county can head to the registraries voters office in oakland from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. voting is also available at the santa clara registrar of voting office. be sure to follow our coverage ever election returns on tuesday with the abc7 news app. it's a free download from the apple app store or google play.

now to a hero in hawaii who rescued her friend when she was attacked by a shark and driven out to sea. used fists and feet to free her. we have the story. >> really gratitude, luck, yeah. all of that. >> all of that after surviving a vicious shark attack off the waters of northern hawaii. the surfer mckenzie clarke showing off the brutal bite marks to her hand and board. >> i don't think this minor of an injury happens this often in this situation. >> she paddled out to surf the warm waters off the big island friday like she has many times before. always more fascinated than fearful of what lurks beneath the surface. >> i love sharks. i think they are beautiful. >> and putting that appreciation to the test. thinking she hit a rock until a twelve foot shark surpassed. >> at that point his head was on

his board and his jaws were chomping down. >> a friend surfing nearby heard screaming and described the terrifying scene. >> i looked over and saw her being lifted out of the water. i saw thedor sal finish of the shark and i saw his tail kick being very hard with her in the air. >> fearing the shark would eat her. he grabbed thedor sal finish and started punching. >> about the fifth time i hit it, i felt the shark shutter and head out to sea. >> after paddling to shore and race to go the hospital, mckenzie and her hero were all smiles. her wounded and wrapped hand-held high, but still aware of how close they came to the jaws of death. >> right now i feel really, really blessed and thankful that everything is okay. >> michelle franson, abc news, new york. >> still ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news, we will take you for a ride aboard a san francisco water taxi. a new alternative for getting around the bay.

and here is a live look from our mt. tam cam. dry today and a bit of a warming trend this week. lisa argen will have your forecast in just a few..,

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>> welcome back. thanks for joining us on this first sunday in the month.

hope you remember to set your clock back. this is a live look from our sutro tower. a really beautiful shot. in the 50s around the bay. lisa argen will tell you how warm it will get today and the rest of the week. she will be up in just a few. >> well, tradition has changed, at least in the world of retail. but friday, black friday is no longer the day after thanksgiving, it is now starting the day affeldt halloween. amazon started their black friday deals yesterday. wal-mart also started month-long early sales yesterday, all in an attempt to lure holiday shoppers well before the holidays. they won't get me out there yet. not yet. >> good morning, everyone. we are looking at just a little bit of snow left over from the sierra nevada. and some places picked up upwards of ten inches by

kirkwood and further south. but temperatures, in the 20s in truck tee. 27 there. 37 tahoe airport. going for a high of 45 today, and with overnight lows in the 20s, maybe they can keep the snow going throughout the week. we will talk about the warming trend for the mountains as well when we return. >> it would be nice if they corks right? thank you, lisa. also ahead, a tough night for stanford. fifth-ranked oregon made a statement to the pollsters. mike shumann has the highlights coming up in sports.

in sports, both the 49ers and raiders in action this afternoon. the 49's host the st. louis rams at levi's stadium. kick off 1:05:00 p.m. and raiders in seattle facing the seahawks. kick off at 1:25. and last night the first warriors home game against the lakers. here's abc7 news sports anchor mike shumann with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. well, the weight of uncertain future lifted off his shoulders after signing a four-year, $70 million contract extension, klay thompson proved he was the best shooting guard on the floor last night, not kobe bryant. first bucket. klay, three minutes into the game. steph curry. 20 in the first half. late second half, harrison barns to cutting steph. off the glass and one.

meanwhile kobe bryant, a one-man team. the old man still has hang time. nearly falling on him. he's fouled and it bounces in. kobe has 28, but he needed 52. the warriors won were up by 23. curry, another three. he had 31. klay is headed for a career high 41. the warriors owner, that's why he gave him $70 million. 127-104, the final. the lakers first 0-4 start for many years. the warriors now 2-0. sunny dikes and cal trying to end a three-game losing streak in corvallis. the shake and bake. tipped in for the 14-yard touchdown. score tied at 10 in the second. finds the end zone. second time. history in the fourth. the quarterback sean mannion had the 15-yard strike. with that yardage he's now the

all-time leading passer in their history. the go-ahead touchdown for oregon state.ed bears up 27-24. and here's 17 yards. beavers go up 41-37. puts it out of reach for the 15-yard touchdown, 188 yards and 3 tds on the night. bears roll. 45-31. the stanford head coach said it best, his team ran into a buzz saw in eugene. 7-0 oregon. the pass. 42-yard touchdown, ducks up 14-3. second quarter oregon up 24-6. stopped just shy of the end zone but he punches it in. next play. stanford down 24-13. second rushing td. the seven yards. 4 tds on the night, ducks win big, 45-16 your final. to the tank. great place for a daddy-daughter date night. islanders paying a visit on the

attack. he cuts to the net. blasted it home. islanders up. sharks fight back on the power play. behind the net, but it is gathered, puts it in and game tied at one. stayed that way until the third. justin braun finds logan couture. he knocks it in. they lead. then finds james sheppard. blasts it in. sharks return home with the 3-1 victory. 49ers hosting the rams and raiders up in seattle. i'll have all of that for you at five. i'm mike shumann. have a great day. >> the 49ers at levi stadium, that should be nice in terms of the weather. >> a great day today. yesterday it was sunny but a little breezy. we had some cumulus clouds and little leftover rain shower activity. none of that right now. we are looking at not only a clear sky, but perhaps a little bit of fog returning tonight. in terms of the overnight lows early on, we will have the early

sunset at 5:10. here's a look in the east bay hills camera adopt vollmer peak where it looks nice and clear out there. chilly in the east bay hills this morning. the half moon bay the warmest location at 59. it will be a nice day at the cost coast with lighter wins. 57 san carlos, good morning oakland, 56 for you. you were down to 45 this morning. and from our exploratorium camera, 53 in napa, 37 earlier. 57 by the delta. and 53 in concord. livermore lagging behind at 52 degrees and the roof camera. it be a pleasant day in the city with a warmup on on the way throughout the days ahead. in fact the warmest day will be the middle of the week. and we will look for the sunrise happening after 6:30. so with the time change, things shifting a little bit, and in fact with our drop low pressure to the east, all of california in the wake of wake of a vitaly

cooler air mass. high pressure offshore is building in in the days ahead. today, with some sunshine earlier, we will manage to be just a little bit warmer in spots. but in parts of the bay still shy of normal. in fact, statewide, just 45 in the northern sierra. with the snow on the ground, 49 yosemite. we are looking at 70 in los angeles. and as we warm up, southern california does, as well, with numbers well into the 80s by wednesday down there. but we are looking at temperatures here, pleasant. 68 los gatos in gilroy today with 67 in santa clara and san jose. redwood city, a well. 63 half moon bay. a light wind today. a sea breeze very, very light. we've had some gusting winds offshore, but things calming down as the high gets a little closer to us in the days ahead. look for upper 60s santa rosa. 68 san rafael. near east bay pleasant. toward 3:00 you will hit the

highs. 70 castro valleys. and around concord today it will be a pleasant autumn afternoon, 68 for you. 71 out by the delta. so you are heading down to santa clara, a great day with the mild temperatures, a light breeze, low 60s early on, and then numbers climbing into the 60s. the accuweather seven-day forecast, low 70s for tomorrow inland with numbers approaching the 70s at our coast by the middle of the week. that's the warmest day wednesday. of course, election day looking just as nice and a little bit of a cool down thursday, friday with the sea breeze kicking up. actually the system heads out of the north that could -- it's staying dry. >> thanks, lisa. among all the situation to get around san francisco, from cable cars to car sharing, you can add one more new way that's actually a very old way. abc7 news reporter jonathan

bloom shows you the taxi you can take that never gets stuck in traffic. >> nearly a century ago rush hour looked something like this. >> this is quite a hustle and bustle. >> now a days it looks like this. >> bumper to bumper. heavy delays there. traffic pretty much stopped at the toll. >> you see back in the day, this didn't exist. there was only one way across the bay. >> in 1928 over 46 million people made this crossing. >> all that traffic was out on the water and there was something else besides ferries, something called a water taxi. >> they were just like a normal taxi. call with as much heads-up as you can. we prefer at least a day's heads-up. >> taylor lewis is bringing the water taxi back. his company quietly launched a year and a half ago with this boat that carries up to six people. well, word has gotten out and the people have spoken.

>> you will need a bigger boat. >> one to seat 40 people, to be exact. this is the second boat in their fleet. >> the folks in the port of san francisco said the bay has untapped resources. more services like this can help take thousands of cars off the street. >> i would love to see it more of into something that would become a commuting vehicle. >> >> until now it's still shuttling people into the city from the north and east bay, often outside of regular ferry hours. dock being where only a small boat can fit. there's never a backup, never a red light. >> it's about a ten-minute ride from this location. >> at 35 bucks a person, it costs more than a regular taxi, but it also has a nicer view and nicer if your employer is paying for it, something that folks hope will happen running to the south bay. >> the google boat instead of google bus? >> i don't know if it's just for google, it could be anybody. it stops at about about a dozen places right now. more are coming. the port is asking waterfront businesses to build docks for boats this size at places like the exploratorium and, yes, at&t

park. jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >> next, the lucky ticket for the megamillions. and it was bought in the bay area. it's worth more than

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>> here are the winning numbers from last night's $159 million power ball draw.

no one picked all six numbers. a ticket purchased in san pablo matched five. that is worth nearly $361,000. wednesday's jackpot jumps to $178 million. >> someone in the bay area is waking up a bit richer this morning. a mega-millions ticket worth $600,000 was purchased in alameda. the ticket matched five of the six numbers from friday's mega-millions jackpot. $284 million. it only missed the meganumber, which was 13. the ticket was purchased in alameda. and there was another ticket purchased in l.a. county that also matched five of the six numbers so that $600,000 for that winner as well, but since no one matched all six numbers, tuesday's jackpot rose to $321 million.

i would not mind $600,000. it would be a nice chunk of change, lisa. >> yes. hopefully you don't mind all the 60s around the bay today. we are close to that already in san francisco and half moon bay. we will look for upper 60s in oakland, fremont and livermore today. 70s from napa to fairfield, and the warmer trend gets underway tomorrow. mid-70s in men low. 70s around the bay. warmest day should be wednesday, then we cool off little. >> sounds good. that will do it for us. thank you for joining us on the abc7 sunday morning news. i'm carolyn tyler along with lisa argen. the news continues now online, on twitter, facebook and all your mobile device was our new abc7 news app. have a

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