. >> good morning. lease is with us this morning track being the weather. good morning, lisa. >> hi. a little bit of fog will be forming in and around the bay, otherwise we are set for a dry weekend. here's a look at emeryville right now where we are looking at clear conditions. low 40s in the north bay. quite cool there. 45 in novato works 50 in livermore. mid-50s closer to the bay. temperatures seasonal averages. a offer shore flow will combine with warmer air tomorrow and

there's sunny conditions. there's rain in the outlook and we will talk about it coming up, chris. >> thank you so much. passengers flying out of oakland international were put on another flight after a bird strike forced their original plane to make an emergency landing. you see it had to loop around shortly after takeoff. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana has more. >> minutes into alaska airlines flight 349, this transmission if air-traffic control. progress on the south field. >> you can see the alaska airlines plane back on the ground at oakland international. according to a spokesperson for the airline, a bird smashed into the nodes of of the plane. a passenger took this picture as he and the other 150 people aboard left the plane. i talked with him through the airport paging system. he said we didn't notice the plane do anything. pilot came on the p. a. and said we had a bird strike. the captain also announced that the impact knocked out an

electronic panel inside the cockpit but his first officer equipment was fine so they safely landed. by phone the airline said their pilots are trained for those emergencies. >> they have training and every year they do training where they come back and fly in our simulators, which are state of the or the, designed to exactly replicate the flight deck of a 737. >> she also said the flight will resume with the replacement plane. the damaged plane will stay ground for further inspections. at oakland international, abc7 news. >> the napa earthquake is still causing problems more than two months later. a water main broke near highways 12 and 29. it ruptured around dinnertime last night alan wang has more from the site of yet another main break in napa that happened last week. >> the latest water main break is just north of highway 12 and

highway 29 in napa. city officials say it's so close to a creek that crews were unable to fix it. it's the second break along the same 36-inch main this week. it's putting a damper on christie's wine country vacation with her friends. >> it's been kind of a problem getting to our house. it's causing a lot of slow traffic and it's just been -- it's a little of an announce for us. >> meanwhile construction on another main break continues along browns valley road. until both ruptures of repaired, napa city officials say residence could see fluctuations in their water fresh along foster and browns valley road. >> when the girls were showering today because there was a lot of us here, but for all of us to shower and rotate, it wasn't good because the pressure was low and i think because the water main broke. >> people are being asked to conserve and avoid unnecessary water use. this is a delayed result, they say, from the august 24th earthquake. public works has seen more than

150 breaks and leaks since the quake. in napa, alan wang, abc7 news. >> it's been a week since a 16-year-old gorilla died at the san francisco zoo, crushed under an electronic door. but as the abc7 eye team reports, due administrators have heard warnings about that very same door for years. dan investigated operations at the zoo before. he has a story you will see only on abc7 news. >> this team the zoo released a note from the zookeeper about the death of the gorilla. her grandmother was carrying her into room 4 for the night and keep he were writes i began to close electric door 4 and when i looked at it it was closed and she was caught in the door closer chest. but documents obtained by the zoo show a long history with the operation of that same door.

a log entry that january 27, 2010 notes, a gorilla that was about the same age when she died, got hand caught in electric door 4. not using it but of at first but mildly favoring it. a doucepere said avoid shipping her into electric doors that are hard to see gorillas through. the door that killed her is the farthest away from the control panel. in may, 2010, a different door trapped her again. the doucepere worked i didn't catch the door in time. he screamed. looked like there was a gash in left middle knuckle. knuckle swollen. he illustrated where it happened on his hand. >> there's a lot of issues in that building. there's visibility issues, there's lighting issues. the configuration of the rooms is not ideal. >> they are bringing in a zoo expert from florida. he said one obvious solution would be to have a second set of eyes when transferring the gorillas past those doors. >> if there are two of you

operating the system and one person doesn't see something, the other can say, hey, look at this. there's something going on, there you need to stop. >> but almost a year to the day before she died, a zookeeper e-mailed management asking for a second employee, a gate keep are available for all shifting. shifting is when the zookeepers move the gorillas after the door. >> if they had taken action after the e-mail after one year ago, there's a chance she could be alive today. a source said she's gas stayed by with a happened and hasn't worked since then. she feels the zoo is trying to blame her as a way to deflect attention. a spokesperson said they will not have any comment until the investigation is over. for the i-team, dan noyes. abc7 news. >> the city council is to deliver the oakland zoo a key victory in its effort to expand.

the council will consider their request to expand a conservation zone into nolan park and create agonad law ride. they have raised concerns over the attempt to spread into the park sag it would reduce public open space and threaten prime habitat. >> a man who owns dozen of horses will face animal cruelty charges after of. neighbors said the horses were starving. the da decided to press charges. the owner, huberto is currently in jail on an unrelated charge. he will be arraigned. more than 30 of his horses have been seized this week. they will be put up for adoption. we have a link on our website, abc7news.com. new this morning, a chp officer and a sonoma county

sheriffs deputy are recovering from injuries after their car slammed into a tree. it happened last night. unmarked car that the two were riding in hit some furniture in the road. the car spun off the highway and slammed into a tree. the car was totaled. both the chp hospital and the sheriff's office were taken to santa rosa memorial hospital with injuries that aren't considered to be life-threatening. three men whose job it is to uphold the law are accused of break by smuggling illegal contraband into jail for gang members. the two were arrested thursday. they are accused of bringing cell phones into the correctional facility in redwood city. ishmael, seen here in court yesterday, is also accused of smuggling the drug oxycodone into the jail. this man, jerry phong, is in jail this morning accused of harassing two girls in separate incidents outside the san mateo

high school. police saw him driving around the school. he matched the description the girls gave. right now police are trying to find another man who approached a teenage at the san mateo adult school, offering her money to go with him >> take a look at this man. he went up to a two-year-old girl in a crowded costco, patted the child on the head and tried to get the child it leave with him. he started walking away when he noticed the girl's mother. this happened in south san francisco last sunday. police just released this picture of him yesterday. a surgeon working in sierra leone who is diagnosed with ebola is on his way to the u.s. for treatment. dr. martin solea could arrive today. once he does he will be taken to the hospital in omaha. he's a general surgeon working in free town, the capital. no word on how he contacted the virus. he's a citizen of sierra leone

but he's a permanent resident of the united states and lives in misdemeanor. a stanford doctor who went to west africa to fight the virus is now free from quarantine. he left his home for the first name three weeks yesterday. state guidelines require precautionary isolation. after getting errands run he returned to work with he checked out the new ebola lab. tracking and documenting ebola patients is easier with a new app. smartphones will get into the hands of aid workers in west africa. we have the story. >> i landed here on the third day. and on friday we said, okay, we want to help. >> app developers phillip and his brother just moved from south africa to palo alto to do business. but what they have been doing the past month isn't make them any money. >> the biggest issue the aid

workers we spoke to was getting information faster. >> the brothers created the ebola care app. >> adds people the patient came in contact with. >> it allows them to share patient information immediately. but you can't use an app without a smartphone. >> we were limited by the number of phones we could donate so we donated around 30 phones. >> better bay area tech journallest larry. he coincidentally met with the brothers the same day amazon said they were losing millions of dollars on unsold fire phones. he got an idea. >> this is lemon into lemonade. they may have lost amazon a lot of money but if they can save lives i hope the amazon folks feel good about what they have been able to donate. >> amazon has now donated 1,000 phones. >> it's empowering knowing someone in west africa is using the new app, and they think it's saving lives. >> the phone should be in the hands of healthcare workers by

early december. abc7 news. the weather is shaping up to be pretty mild through the bay area. >> yes. from the sutro tower camera it looks pretty good. 57 downtown. mild. low 40s and fog around napa and santa rosa. we will talk about upper 60s and the timing of the next chance. rain wishes is coming in about four days or so. >> thanks, lisa. also ahead, it's called an a. ttaroo. but would you put your child in it? is it safe? michael finney puts it to the test. and the latest to re-establish communication with

>> developing news out of colorado where authorities are looking for someone who shot a police officer during a traffic stop. in happened in the city of aurara east of denver. the first officer was taken to the hospital. there's no word on his condition. a strong undersea earthquake triggered a small tsunami in eastern india this morning. it did not cause any major damage following the 7.1 magnitude quake. the quake was strongly felt in several cities in the eastern part of the country but so far no reports of injuries. indonesia is prone to earthquakes do to their location on the pacific ring of fire and

the fault lines in the pacific basin. this morning officials in hawaii continue to monitor the lava flow that's been threatening one community. 2,000-degree river ever lava from the volcano has been inches toward the town since june 27th. video shows the lava burning through the fence yesterday. civil against and public safety workers are keeping watch on the lava flow around the clock. kilauea has been an active volcano since 1993. there have been no signals from the comet lander when they tried communication after it landed. the solar panels couldn't get enough sunlight to power their batteries after it land near a cliff. it was supposed to stay up longer. the next best move might be next year when the comet gets closer to the sun.

a flotation device for infants that has long been used in asia is starting to catch on in the u.s. too. a bay area woman is actually behind it. "7 on your side" michael finney checked out the odd looking otteroo. >> two babies trying out the very latest in pool gear. the otteroo neck plough. samira on the left and audree on the right are trying out the devices for the very first time at our request. they seem to be loving it. >> it looks weird. >> it does. people's reaction has been either, oh, my god, it's so cute, or this is so weird. >> tiffany first saw neck floats when she was in asia. she came back to the states, worked on the design for two years, then introduced the otteroo. >> when the baby is in their mommy's belly, they are

floating. very comfortable. as they get older sometimes they develop a fear of water. >> sheets been work be on the design with specialist, including pediatricians. >> there are a lot of benefits with such a device. basically it allows an infant to really freely explore a natural environment, which is water, for them. >> but is it safe? other versions of the neck float or neck floatie have been available for years and we couldn't find any reports of kids being injured. tiffany said her otteroo is designed to be even safer. so we asked the california public interest research group, cal-pe. rg, to look it over >> i have no reason to believe it can't be used safely. but parents and caregivers have to be hypervigilant anytime their child is in or has access to a body of water. >> it looks like they are having

fun, but what do the moms think? >> it made me nervous because what's going around their neck and is it going to be comfortable? but it doesn't seem to brother. >> both moms like the otteroo and their babies do too. >> i love it. i think it's a great thing. hopefully they will give us one for doing this. [laughter] >> all of our experts say it is important the caregiver always be within arm's reach of the child. we saw one online review of a floatie, not an otteroo, that the child slipped through the device but was not injured. it sells for $35. i posted a link to that on our website, abc7news.com. i'm mike finish, "7 on your side." >> this morning boats are out at sea for the official start of the crab season. wholesalers have set the price at three dollars a pound. recreation natural crab season started november 1st and

sportfishermen are reporting a lot of big crabs so far this year. a lost people are excited to get their hands on one. those crabs. >> certainly. it is the time of year. also, it's feeling pretty cool out there, lip in the north bay. some fog and temperatures near 40 there. it is a different story in san francisco but by the afternoon all of us will be really enjoying a partly sunny afternoon with temperatures in the 60s. so everyone kind of has the similar conditions throughout the afternoon, but this morning starting out quite differently. so low clouds and fog settling into the north bay valleys. here's a look at our sutro tower camera. see good visibility. it's 52 in mountain view. good morning san jose, 51. 50 half moon bay and about 54 in the city. overall it's a cooler start for just about everyone. emeryville this morning waking up to temperatures in the upper 40s. it's 41 in napa. that's where the fog is, as well as santa rosa. we are looking at fairfield at 45. 50 in livermore.

so this gives you an indication that it is cooler, especially in the north bay. 11 degrees cooler this morning compared to yesterday whereas much as the peninsula and parts of the south bay really not feeling too different out there. it is cloudy, though. mountain view and san jose. visibility has been reduced to about three quarters of a mile out toward the delta and napa. at about 5 miles right along the coast. exploratorium camera, another vantage point downtown. looks good out there, although we wish we could see more rain that. is in the outlook. first things first, though. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy in spots in morning. then we look for not only sunny condition this afternoon but it switches to an offshore component for the second half of the weekend. temperatures a little bit warmer tomorrow and then the rain comes in late tuesday into wednesday. and once again, not looking like really impressive system. so high pressure sits off the coast. that will allow for dry conditions. a few high clouds later on today, but overall this is what we are anticipating.

and with the cloud cover on tuesday, it will be cooler. tuesday night into wednesday here comes the next system. anywhere from .2 to maybe a third of an inch and then we dry out after that. highs today looking at numbers from about 62 up in point reyes, 64 san francisco. looking for mid-60s san mateo, and if you head inland, slightly warmer. partly cloudy skies, 68 in concord, 67 in san jose with mid-60s on the coast down toward santa cruz. so with that offshore flow not only for the bay area tomorrow, high fire danger returns for parts of southern california. it's only a short-lived event and by the time we get past the weekend we are looking at some increasing clouds. by tuesday highs still on the mild side, near 70 around the bay. but the rain comes our way tuesday night into wednesday and then look for more sun and clouds with seasonal temperatures thursday and friday. abc7 news has another great weather resource for you to follow. follow live doppler 7hd on

twitter for the latest bay area weather conditions, rain or shine, and get video forecast, spare the air alerts, power outage information and weather tweets from your favorite weather team. i'm sure you heard about the cold air in the midwest. that's locked in and as long as it is locked in place we can't get any of the wet weather move into our neck of the woods. >> we will cross our fingers and hope for the best. >> yeah. >> coming up, a fan frenzy in the south bay. why one player's name kept

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>> half part of the hour on this saturday hour. thanks nor joining us, i'm chris. here's lisa with a look at your

accuweather forecast. >> good morning, chris. here's a look at emeryville. it is pretty cool outside but the fog has been confined in the north bay. some problems up there with numbers dropping to near 40 degrees in napa. novato 43. it's 48 concord and livermore checking in at 50 degrees. visibility has been reduced certainly around napa. santa rosa is better now but this is what happens. it kind of moves around. be aware of that. we will look for more sunshine today as high pressure sits offshore and temperatures will climb into the mid-60s here downtown. notice a pretty narrow range. low 60s at the coast, even sunny around point reyes today and in the upper 60s in our inland valley. we will talk about an offshore flow and when the rain comes back into the forecast all within the next seven days coming up. chris. >> see you in a little bit. thanks, lisa. new this morning, the summit of world leaders is officially underway in brisbane, australia. president obama joined others it

at the parliament house for a work retreat and lunn. he opened his appearance at the summit with a speech at the university of queensland. he focused mainly on asia, but he also threw out a new line of criticism to moscow in his speech. >> leading and dealing with ebola in west africa and in opposing russia's aggression against ukraine, which is a threat to the world, a we saw in the appalling shoot-down of mh17. a tragedy that took so many innocent lives, among them your fellow citizens. as your ally and friend, america shares the grief of these australian families and we share the determination of your nation for just tis and accountability. the russian president vladimir putin is among the world leaders at the g-20 summit. obamacare is in year two for the federal health overhaul. california needs to help 1.2 million existing

policyholders renew their coverage within the next month. and persuade hundreds of thousands more to sign up by february 15th. that's when the enrollment window closes again. this three month sign-up period is half the time of the first open enrollment. california expects 15% of their existing enroll lease will find coverage elsewhere or drop out all together. the band that prohibits gay men from donating blood in the u.s. may be loosened but not enough from satisfying all gay rights activists. an advisory committee has recommended allowing gay and bisexual men to donate blood if they have abstained from sex with men for at least one year. the ban was put in effect after 1983 when doctors realized the a.i.d.s. virus could be transmitted through blood transfusions. they say donors should be screened for risky behavior rather than sexual orientation. a final decision is expected on

december continued. san jose state university's president has announced the resignation of board member wanda ginner and vice president rebecca dukes. someone complained ginner made racist comments about latino students in february. dukes was included in the complaint because she was at the meeting and did not intervene. students found out about the comment and organized a protest on campus monday. the university is still looking over the results of an investigation into the incident. a former california highway patrol officer has pleaded not guilty to stealing and sharing semi nude cell phone pictures of women he arrested. our media partner, the bay area news group, shared this photo of sean harrington in the croom yesterday afternoon. harrington resigned from the patrol last week. investigators say he stopped a 23-year-old woman from dui, then went into her phone after she asked him to get a number for

her. he forward her personal photos to himself and other officers. he's facing a felony charge and more than three years in prison. a heads up for the people nook navigate the golden gate bridge in the new year. it would be closed january 10th and expected to be closed for about 52 hours to install a new barrier. it will reopen january 12th with the barrier in place. prep work for the barrier got underway for last week. officials say it's designed to prevent head-on collisions. the jack london square ferry terminal in oakland will be closed this weekend for refurbish meant. crews will build a new gangway and a security gate. you are encouraged to take the ferry from the almeda jack street terminal. it is expected to open in time for the monday morning commute. one year ago today

san francisco was preparing to become goth emcity. miles scott, a leukemia survivor would become bat kid and save the city. make a wish greater bay area made miles' wish snapped we have a clear picture that's come from the one wish being granted. here's abc7 news anchor ama daetz. >> pint-sized and packed with klunk, miles scott took goth emcity by storm when he saved the city from evildoers. the then five-year-old had spent much of his life battling leukemia. but on this day he instead fought off villains like the penguins and even rescued a damsel in distress. carefully orchestrated event brought approximately 20,000 people out to the streets of san francisco on friday, november caught, 2013. millions watched online and shared the event on social media. our city truly felt like the center of a very positive uplifting universe. now, a year later, the men who

played the penguin and batman, remember what a remarkable phenomenon it was. >> it's truly insane. [laughter] >> only you could pull this off. >> they will get to see miles tomorrow again to mark the anniversary. >> we are getting together, a small event with the family and all the kind of major players and people who helped out on the day. >> mike is a computer graphics engineer at industrial light and magic. but on bat kid day he was the penguin. you might have guessed that by his purple shirt, e. j., erik johnson, is an inventor and acrobat. he played batman and thinks of this weekend's private ceremony as an expression of gratitude. >> it was everybody doing everything they could, including a news anchor. >> we begin with breaking news from san francisco's hall of justice. >> the san francisco opera, the police department, all of these local groups of just kind of people in the community coming out and saying what can i do? >> miles is now six.

check him out already for school as a big first grader. that's his little brother clayton by his side. thankfully miles is still in emission. >> seeing miles take things from the event and grow over the year is -- it's all that any of us are in it for. >> but what came out of the bat kid wish was so much more than anyone could have hoped for. >> it was such an opportunity to allow people to see the magic that "make a wish" does all the time. >> because of the bat kid wish and the fact it went viral, "make a wish-greater bay area" has seen a 45 increase in pending wishes. there's been an increase in donations the past year and the chapter is on track to gant more wishes than ever before in a single year, 390. that means more children like miles will get to see their wishes come through. ama daetz, abc7 news. if you would like to help "

make a wish" grant nor wishes for kids, go to our website. we've put up a link for ways to help. and coming up, why the movie "frozen" has two bay area students singing their hearts out. but first, here's a live look from the golden gate bridge this morning. some fog right now in parts of the north bay. but sunshine is on the way. lisa argen is going to have your full forecast in a few minutes. the holiday season is here, which means it's time for the volkswagen sign-then-drive event. for practically just your signature, you could drive home for the holidays in a german-engineered volkswagen. like the sporty, advanced new jetta... and the 2015 motor trend car of the year all-new golf. if you're wishing for a new volkswagen this season... just about all you need is a finely tuned... pen. hurry in and get zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first month's payment on select new volkswagen models.

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>> bay area brother and sister rendition of "let it go" from" frozen" has put them in a tv commercial. ♪

♪ let it go let it go ♪ he will never see me cry >> jack and elana sang it for disney's "frozen" video friday's competition. the winner will be featured in a commercial at the end of the american music awards a week from tomorrow right here on abc7. they said they have seen the movie many times. they had to work hard to memorize the lyrics to "let it go i. >> my mom printed them out for me and i sang them over and over. [laughter] >> and i memorized them. when i found out i was one of the ten finalists, i literally had to scream when i got home. >> you can vote for them online. we have a link at our website, a abc7news.com. disney, the creator of "frozen" and of this contest is the parent company of abc7. disney fans may all be soon vying tore one tiny kitten at a

denver, colorado animal center. a good samaritan found the tiny orange tabby nearly frozen to death out in the cold. she was gasping or air and un responsive when brought into the shelter. they used a special blank he will, put mittens on per pause and used a special blanket to warm her up. they named her after a character in frozen, he will saw. she's doing much better. and it's good to hear those stories of good samaritans coming to the rescue. >> not the deep freeze here. but much. the country is. heading outside now, this is san jose where it's 51 degrees. skies are cloudy and we will be very similar to yesterday's high. upper 60s. close to average. and eventually getting a little bit more rain in here. but it's going take a few days. we will talk about the mild weekend and the upcoming rain event when we return. >> also ahead, a new college

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me too... we're practically twins! welcome back. it's the return of the napa film festival. on the red carpet last night kevin costner was there to receive an award and he's also

there to promote a new movie he financed called "black or white," raise an enter racial child in north america. organizers expect 10,000 people to attend. ac news reporter wayne friedman has more. >> ever had a tough time breaking up with someone? what if there was a professional service to help you do so? >> you might regard this room as an arena or a pressure cooker. everyone here is an aspiring writer, fixes movie plots to a panel. experts, who might give them a big break. >> story about two brother and travel back in time to current day 2014 to try to stop a nuclear terrorist from destroying los angeles. >> or maybe here's an even better script about a small city that suffered an earthquake just a couple of months ago and how it's now the centerpiece for a film festival across the napa valley. only it's not a movie, it's reality.

>> it's still treasure for the locals definitely. anytime a big truck goes by or a car with a tremendous amount of base you have your instant little freeze-up. >> that's the general manager of the beautiful and classically restored uptown theater. restored twice, actually. quake decimated the showpiece. now it's back in time to show philadelphia many for the festival. do you see the writing on this window? this is how the window looked for weeks after the quake. they sold pictures of it for a dollar to raise money for a new one. just a couple of weeks ago they got it. linda, who works in the store, describes this as being symbolic. >> it says that this is a town that cares about its community as a whole. >> better yet, getting back on its feet with people on sidewalks, eating in restaurants and, yes, pitching their movies. >> hard enough to write a screenplay that's 90 pages, it's a lot harder to tell a story in one minute. >> but not as hard as recovering from the quake of 2014.

in napa, wayne friedman, abc67 news. lisa, some parts of the country experiencing some cold temperatures right now but we aren't seeing that here. >> no. a very early start to winter for everyone but us. unfortunately the dry weather conditions. we will look at percentage. normal in a few minutes as to where we should be this time of year. we aren't anywhere where we should be. but this morning live doppler 7 showing the fog offshore, but there are pockets in the north bay where dense fog is a problem from fairfield through napa. and sometimes santa rosa getting into a low visibility situation. right now sutro tower look at a nice perspective here where it is pretty clear. temperatures are the warmest here downtown close to the water. 54. it's 48 in oakland. good morning, san jose. cloudy skies for you. also around palo alto it's cloudy. 48 in morgan hill works 52. no problems really along the coast. and emeryville this morning looking at partly to mostly cloudy conditions. 45 in novato with fog around the

delta. 45 for you in livermore checking in at 50. coolest numbers in the north bay from santa rosa to napa. here's a look at our 24 hour temperature change where we have the pockets of clear sky. it's much chillier in and around the north pay, but also some fog settling into the low-lying valleys. two degrees cooler, the san carlos airport. and overall it's napa where we are looking at some dense pockets of fog. five mile visibility on the coast and also by the delta. exploratorium camera this morning, temperatures in the 50s. this afternoon in the mid-60s downtown and the fog will lift. we have a dry pattern this weekend with an offshore flow taking shape by tomorrow. so it will be breezy in the sierra nevada, but overall for us maybe a degree or too warmer tomorrow afternoon. not a whole lot of change. the change comes our way on tuesday when the ridge breaks down and we are looking at a chance of showers late tuesday into wednesday. here's the pacific satellite picture we see the cloud cover offshore and it's going stay

there. some high clouds will infiltrate the ridge from time to time. but it is a dry weekend with temperatures fairly seasonal. right now it's in the 20s in the sierra nevada. 49 later on today in lake tahoe. 62 in the southern sierra and the offshore flow creating a high fire danger all the way down through san diego. los angeles 69 today. so here's a look at what we have to look forward to. 5:00 tuesday night we've got cloudy skies and rain is offshore. it moves in through the overnight hours. your wednesday morning will be wet. once again this looks like a fairly weak system with anywhere from .2 to perhaps a third of an inch. it pushes out of here by late wednesday. then we are dry thursday and friday. 53% of normal at the airport. we are just over an inch of rain. 54% of normal, not even an inch for mountain view. elsewhere we are looking at over an inch in san jose since the season started with 61% of normal. look at santa rosa.

usually when one of the wettest locations, only 32% of normal. so certainly more rain is needed. we will get that little bit on tuesday into wednesday. 67 today with sunny skies in fremont, san jose and santa rosa. if you are headed down to stanford, this should be the afternoon high of 67. dropping to about 60 by 6:30. accuweather seven-day forecast then a few degrees warmer tomorrow into monday. then we will notice a few more clouds on tuesday, bringing in the anemic weather front that will bring a little rain tuesday night into wednesday and back to upper 60s inland, mid-60s coast. >> the lack of rain not helping the drought situation. >> no. >> in sports it's senior day for two bay area schools. hawaii battles san jose state >> kick 1:30. and stanford plays. college basketball started in the bay last night with cal, stanford and st. mary's all in

action. abc7 news director larry beil has the highlights. >> good morning. college basketball season is suddenly upon us. cal tipping off with their new head coach against california state. taking over for mike montgomery gumry who retired. they came out flying. bird with 12 points. sweet reverse and one. game for tyrone wallace, with authority. 17 in the first half. cal was up 50-32 at the break. but matthews in foul trouble. 4 of 6 from downtown. making it rain. wallace leading the way with a career high 32. steal and finish. cal wins the opener 91-57. wofford hoping to catch stanford sleeping. he provided tons of offense. career high 26. freshman reid travis, build like a linebacker, 14 points. steals. and senior chasing randall who

had 12. stan for the winner. st. mary's opening against cal state l.a. senior carey carter attempted 13 shots. hit 7. finished with 25 points. also 12 rebounds. pretty good for a guard. brad waldo, double-double. 16-10. and the freshman from australia, a little thunder from down under, mates. he had 12. gales win 77-67. this is the anniversary the raiders will not be celebrating. it's been almost a year since they have won a game. they played the chargers tomorrow. precisely 364 days since their last win. november 17, 2013 against houston. matt mcgloin threw three td passes. he's now with the giants. an 80-yard touchdown run in the victory. but since then the silver and black have dropped 15 in a row, 0-9 this year. sounds horrendous but the rookie

quarterback believes the wins are right around the corner. >> an effort goes down, that's bad. but the energy level is like honestly, like we are 9-0." guys are running around and still striving to do whatever they can to make this thing right. you know, hopefully it will be sooner than later. like i said, it's going to happen one of these days and i will be excited to be a part of it. >> the 49ers basically saved their season last week in new orleans. they can't afford to slip up this sunday at the new york giants. there's been so much talk this week about michael crabtree's diminished role and grumbling. they caught six passes against the saints but had five drops. he says he has total trust in bolden. >> people talking about drops, he still went for 100 yards in the game. he's a play maker and that's why we will give him the ball. mr. and we've got college football tonight here on abc7. this is a good one.

showdown between florida state and miami. kickoff at 5:00 p.m. we will be with you after that with "after the game" right around 8:30. have a great weekend, everybody. >> i'm larry beil. >> coming up next, going door to door. annual drive this morning to help the hungry.

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