>> good morning. it's sunday, september 27th. i'm tiffany wilson, in for carolyn tyler. let's start off with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> good morning to you. you can look at the high clouds here on this picture where you notice most of them are in the east and south bay but they have really been all over the bay the last couple of days. this is cue to the southern branch of the jet stream and the southwesterly flow we are caught up in. it could obscure the eclipse tonight. but you will have to check it out. it's been pretty nice the past few evenings. 60 by the delta and concord. cooler in the north bay, and throughout the day today the high clouds will mix in with the sunshine. low clouds along the coast.

and overall we will see a mostly cloudy afternoon. temperatures coming down to start the work week many with he will talk more in detail about that coming up in a few minutes. tiffany. >> lisa, thank you. and this is a live picture right now at pope francis is just beginning the final public event of his historic and so far extremely successful u.s. trip. as you see, the holy father is meeting with bishops at a seminary in philadelphia. this is a live picture as he is greeting the different bishops. he just walked through a hall with all the seminarians who are giving him a standing ovation. the pope's visit so far has drawn huge crowds. people who have come from far and wide just to get a glimpse of the man who has shown such great humility and also displayed a great sense of humor. abc news reporter lana zach is in philadelphia. good morning. >> good morning. it was a celebration of families

last night. and the pope addressed the crowd as if he was their grandfather. he even spoke the for instance of grandparents, calling them the living embodiment of family. we expect it to continue today. >> pope francis was unparalleled last night. >> because god is good. god is beautiful. god is true. >> at times philosophical. >> what did god do before creating the world? [laughter] >> speaking on the importance of family, the pope favors humor over humanity. >> children bring headaches. [laughter] >> a celebration, of course, for the faithful, but designed to be a celebration for all. ♪ the music as diverse as the

crowd. ♪ amazing. >> a whirlwind agenda for the 78-year-old pontiff who has another packed day today. >> so how does the pope spend his last day in the united states? meeting with inmates and their families. that is before he comes here to the benjamin franklin parkway where he's going to celebrate the capstone event, sunday mass. abc news. back to you, tiffany. >> lana, thank you. this picture is now going viral. he signaled for his driver to stop, and walked over to a young boy with cerebral palsy,

embracing him and giving a blessing to the boy and family before heading off to mass. the prime minister of india, narendra modi, will face protests today as he wraps up his visit to the silicon valley. a group called sikhs for justice will be protesting him at severalful his events. he met yesterday with apple's tim cook and the heads of google, microsoft, cisco and adobe. and elon musk. modi is being heavily guarded during his trip. this is the view from outside his hotel. despite his popularity in india, some of his actions are interpreted as violating human rights. and trying to convert india to a hindu-only nation. today he will speak to 18,000 people at the sap center and attend a town hall meeting. he will also meet with governor jerry brown. >> in the east bay, a motorcycle chase led chp officers right to a suspected drunk driver. last night the chp tried to pull

over a motorcycle but the riders took off. officers chased the man and woman on the bike for about one minute until the motorcycle hit a car. both people on the bike were thrown off and got hurt. police arrested the driver of the car on suspicion of drunk driving. this morning two men are recovering after a pg&e transformer exploded in san francisco's bernal heights neighborhood. it happened around 7:45 yesterday morning. according to pg&e, the explosion was caused by equipment failure near wolf street. power is still out for about 58 customers. federal investigators in seattle said the front axle of a duck vote involved in a deadly crash was sheared off. yesterday the national transportation safety board inspected the wheel of the vehicle. they don't know if the axle came off before or after the boat swerved and hit the side of an oncoming charter bus on thursday. four international college students were killed. witnesses say it looked like the duck boat's front tire locked up and brake fluid shot out of the front end.

>> we do plan to take that, along with other parts of the front axle and front drive mechanism and send it back to our laboratories. but it's way too early to say anything about probable cause. >> today investigators will begin interviewing survivors, including a family from fremont, who was on the duck boat when it crashed >> i thought we lost control, looked up and saw the bus headed toward us. >> katie and her mother are in the hospital with broken collar bones. one of the most destructive fires in california history is nearly under control nearly two weeks after it started. the valley fire is 95% contained. it burned more than 76,000 acres. the fire destroyed more than 1200 homes and 27 multi-family structures that includes duplexes and apartments. crews of working to renew the natural landscape destroyed by the fire. the butte fire is now 93%

contained and nearly 71,000 acres. it has burned 475 homes. all evacuation orders have now been lifted. this morning the red cross is helping six people after a fire destroyed their san jose home. it happened 4:30 yesterday afternoon on martin avenue near south white road. the fire quickly went to a second alarm and they were able to get it under control a short time later. two residents suffered minor injuries and a firefighter was also hurt. he is being treated at the hospital but is expected to make a full recovery. no air conditioning and little communication. witnesses describe the scene of near panic after a minor accident did helped passengers onboard a train from burlingame for nearly an hour this weekend. cornell bernard has the story. [train whistle] >> caltrain is back on track along the peninsula but friday's commute came to a screeching halt. sky 7hd was over burlingame where a northbound express train struck two unoccupied cars on

the tracks. none of the 900 passengers were hurt, but no one could get off. >> honestly i thought there was a public health risk there. >> mark was on board. he said there was little communication from the engineer, and then the air conditioning went out. >> it very quickly became 100, 110, 120 degrees. people became profusely sweaty. there were elderly on the train i started to get concerned about. >> careful! >> cell phone video shows people escaping out of the emergency windows. those who stayed on board took to social media. mckenzie shared this help picture with us. using the hashtag abc7 now. others demanded answers from caltrain about what was going on. he tweeted how long will the delay be? it's hot in here. benny said i'm on the train that hit the car, it's hot on here. can someone bring me a fan? part two, great t-shirt.

>> police telling some passengers to stay on board. >> they threatened everybody with arrest if they got out. >> they said the rail line was still active, it was too dangerous. but getting a new train to get passengers on too longer than expected. >> i sincerely apologize to the passengers who were affected by this. it's really unacceptable to me to have that lent of a delay. we have to do a better job. >> more than an hour later passengers were on their way after a long, hot and very scary commute. in burlingame, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> and this was the third caltrain incident of the week. on tuesday a train hit a car that stopped on the tracks on fourth avenue near san mateo, and a man was struck standing on the platform of the san antonio platform in mountain view. a spokesperson said he was standing too close to the train. the man is expected to be okay. >> there will be a rare sight in the sky tonight. a super blood moon will be visible in the u.s.

the eclipse will start at 7:11:00 p.m. as the sun and moon are exactly opposite each other and the earth shadows the moon. this has only happened four times in the last 115 years. a super blood moon is only visible during a lunar eclipse and only when the moon is at its closest point to the earth. lisa, how will the skies be looking tonight? >> they could be partially obscured, but interesting viewing. we've had the high cirrus clouds the past couple of days and the evening and today we will increase the southwesterly flow with the high clouds. a look outside, and it's a nice start in san francisco at 57 degrees. we aren't going to see a lot of change. our slow and gradual cooling trend continues, but it will get a little morrow bust in the days to come. i'll explain when we comeback >> he'sa, thank you. also concerned parents hit the picket line. their warning for customers of a busy convenience store in the north bay. >> and it's happened again.

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>> good morning. 6:13 right now. this is a live look at pope francis is philadelphia. he's currently meeting with bishops at st. martin's chapel

inside of a seminary. after he finishes addressing the bishops here, he will head off to a correctional facility. as you can hear him. he is currently addressing those bishops. [foreign language] >> in developing news, nine people are recovering from injuries they received when they were crushed at a music festival in arizona. the band was three songs into their set when people rushed the stage. people couldn't breathe because of the rush of bodies, and two women went into convulsions. security will be increased for tonight's closing show featuring kenye west. >> north bay neighbors concerned about their kids have a message for customers after busy convenience store. >> please, do not buy alcohol! >> yesterday protesters called for a boycott of the circle k in

east san rafael. the group, youth for justice, has been asking them to remove sweetened energy drinks that contain a high percentage of alcohol. the protesters, some as young as 9 years old, say teenagers are the target market, even though they can't legally buy them. >> it's highly palatable for kids, and these are the drinks that are the transition drinks between soda and alcohol. >> we contacted circle k. they told us no comment. >> a viral protest on social media hit several bay area restaurants yesterday. activists with the #doing #doingmeatplease sent us this message. they posed as customers asking for dog meat. they say they do this to high light the hypocrisy of loving

some animals while eating other. in a statement the slanted door said service was briefly jumped by a couple loudly pro claiming false acquisitions. they did the guest they could to diffuse the situation. exterminators will treat a library in berkeley that's been closed for the weekend because of bedbugs. abc7 news was at the north branch library as people found the doors locked and a notice about the closer. an art event scheduled for yesterday was cancelled. bedbugs were found in the rooms, under the desk of the public computer area and in a chair in the adult reading area. >> i'm sort of shocked. i don't know how bedbugs spread in a public building. i mean, i thought they were, hence the name bedbugs. the library is expected to reopen tuesday. >> the 30th annual fog fest

continues this weekend. it's expected to draw about 630,000 people. yesterday there were music and food, fan jumping. and a super bowl exhibit featuring the nine speakers the raiders. it starts at 9:00 this morning. and in san jose, the rock. and roll will run through the bay area. there will be a lot of road closers for much of the day. make sure to take that into account if you are heading out and about in san jose this morning. also take into account the weather this morning. it's going to be pretty hot in san jose. >> we've had low 80s. we will get cooling around gilroy and morgan hill. about 3 degrees warming for you to take you out of 90s. and concord, and the concord airport was at about 90, 92. today was a little bit more cooling and we should take you down into the upper 80s, perhaps 90s. the cooling trend has been slow

but steady. live doppler 7hd high lighting the high clouds, the steady to stream of moisture that we've seen from the southwest that continues to pump up into southern and northern california. we've got a low off the coast and the southern branch of the jet stream all adding to the moisture. any rain in that moisture for us? no. about you it could obscure some of the viewing for tonight's total eclipse of the moon. but still, it will be certainly a spectacular sight you shouldn't miss. 60 mountain view. 67 morgan hill and san francisco. 59 in oakland. and here's a look in the east bay where temperatures are comfortable. 53 in the north bay. it's cooler there with novato bottoming out to 50. ten degrees warmer for you. 62 in livermore. this is a nice-looking picture from our sutro tower camera where the sun will be up in just about 50 minutes or so. a mixture of sun and cirrus today. cooler temperatures right on through wednesday. that should be the coolest day

of the week. look for the warmup as october begins. and unfortunately that could bring a slight off-shore push. the timeline for the eclipse tonight, it begins at 7:11. mid-eclipse is 7:47, and then the end of the total eclipse will be at 8:23. so you've got a good opportunity to check it out. about you as i said before, we will have some cloud cover out there. but still, i'm sure it will be spectacular. overall we are looking at that moisture not only throughout northern california from this low, but really southern california, as well. with he have a couple of systems that will work in our favor to cool us off day-to-day. more pronounced tomorrow in response to this area of low pressure. so that will increase the marine layer and we will see the temperatures come down out of those 80s. in fact, by wednesday maybe just about 80 in our inhand east bay. more low clouds and fog a little bit more in pacifica this morning. then some peeks of sun.

still cloudy overall by 3:00. 81 milpitas. cooler in santa cruz. 79 menlo park. 80 palo alto, and slightly cool are all over the peninsula today with the high clouds, the low clouds at the coast. the on shore push a little more pronounced. 70 in downtown san francisco. up in the north bay 83 petaluma, 88 up toward cloverdale. certainly all the warmer locks staying kind of toasty. 84 napa. more 70s. pleasant day in hayward at 74. 76 newark. and as you head out toward san leandro, you head inland and we will see once again mid-and upper 80s with a mixture of clouds and sun. 8 livermore. the accuweather seven-day forecast. temperatures will come down another four or five degrees tomorrow into tuesday another couple and wednesday should be the coolest day. we will have the fog at the coat. >> but this is the time of year we don't see much low cloudiness at the shoreline. and after that it's the offshore flow that will warm us up

quickly and more dry weather. you can see what's showing up on live doppler 7hd anytime. it's free and we have more information at abc7news.com/apps. everyone is loving the cloud cover. it's unique to see, you know, the painted sky. it's pretty out there. >> absolutely gorgeous. i saw the sunrise yesterday morning when i was it he park with my baby and it was spectacular. >> it is. >> lisa, thank you. so far it's been a gusher of a fall tv season right here on abc7. tonight don johnson stars as a wealthy baron in the brand new drama series "blood and oil." >> we don't even no if there's oil down there yet. >> set in the oil rich expanse of north dakota, "blood and oil" explores the american dream of striking black gold and how

relentless ambition takes a combustible toll on family. leyla gulen spoke with don johnson, whose roll also ventures behind the lens. >> you are also the executive producer of the series. how do you do the acting alongside producing the series? >> acting is still my joy, my bliss, but being an executive producer is a larger palette. >> you can catch all the grit, corruption, booms and bust when "blood and oil" premieres right here on abc7 tonight at 9:00. up next, if you are flying in or out of the minneapolis airport, this is what you will see. the reason behind the giant masterpiece and how long it took to plant it.

>> 6:25. paula joins us from new york to tell us what is coming up at 7:00 on "good morning america." good morning, paula. >> good morning, everyone. coming up on gma this sunday it's the final day of pope francis' historic visit to the u.s. this morning we are live from philadelphia where he bringsa story of the moment the pope blessed a disabled boy and his

family. and what it was like performing for the pope in a concert. and plus two sisters attacked in their home by a crazed intruder. and sun sister sustaining stab wounds. the women fighting the man off until a police officer showed up just in time to help save them. hear what they are saying about that dangerous and terrifying encounter. and finally space fans are bursting with excitement over a tweet sent out by n.a.s.a.. what mystery has been solved on the red planet? it's all coming up on gma this sunday. hope to see you soon. >> paula, thank, and we will see you at 7:00. people flying in and out of minneapolis are in for a treat. check this out. a landscaper recreated a giant version of vincent van gogh's famous olive trees in a nearby field. stan herd started planting and arranges plants about five months ago and used crops, rocks, mulch and soil to make this art.

it was commissioned by the minneapolis institute of art to celebrate their 100th anniversary. if you want to see it you better go to minneapolis soon. it's only going to last until the fall. much more ahead on the sunday morning news. coming up, here from the southern california teen who stood up to a bully and then got

>> good sunday morning to you. we are starting this half-hour off with a look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. lisa. >> tiffany, good morning. i had a hard time figuring out what shots to pick because all of them are really, really nice this morning. sutro, you can see the beginning of the sun coming up there. a little haze over the city. but, boy, is it beautiful. 57 san francisco. 60 mountain view and upper 50s morgan hill. you will be a few degrees cooler around gilroy and morgan hill. half moon bay a little more fog for you. another look from our exploratorium camera and the high clouds streaming in from the southwest will continue to bring a partly to mostly cloudy sky at times today. we will see temperatures cool to start. 50s and 60s with the coolest numbers in the north bay. and then we've got to talk about

the total eclipse of the moon. we will see the cirrus clouds impact that tonight. more details on that and a look at the rest of the september forecast and october coming up. tiffany. >> lisa, thank you. ♪ you are looking at philadelphia, the seminary. here is the live shot. the holy father told the bishops he has met victims of sexual abuse by priests in the u.s. and he has promised to hold those accountable that are responsible many this is the last day of the pope's u.s. visit. his next stop will be to a prison where the pontiff is expected to watch the inmates' feet. it's a gesture of humility he has often performed on trips away from romo. as many as 1 million people are expected to hear the pope's open-air mass at 1:00 on the benjamin franklin parkway.

then the pope is expected to wrap up his very, very busy schedule by boarding a flight to return to the vatican at 5:00. during the pope's address yesterday, he called on americans to honor their country's ideals of liberty and equality. he also talked at lent about immigration. >> during his address at independence hall he spoke with immigration. he hold the recent immigrants to hold on to their traditions. he told people to hold on to their traditions. >> i ask you not to forget, like those who came here before you, you bring many gifts to this nation. [applause] >> he reminded americans to honor the history of caring for the poor and welcoming immigrants. it's a message many catholics in the bay area are happy to hear. >> hopefully people will listen and open their hearts and look

at the good side about it and not the bad side about it. >> he talked about how the immigrants have built up this country and we are all immigrants and we are a nation of immigrants, i think it sent a powerful reminder >> but not everyone in the bay area agrees with what the pope is saying. >> if the pope and catholic church want illegal immigrants into this housing then they should look how to feed, clothe, house and school those people themselves based on donations. they shouldn't expect the american taxpayer to pay for that. >> steve reports republican donald trump's efforts to put this issue back on the political spotlight. but he doesn't agree with all the billionaire candidates' proposals. so far the pope's words have been the loudest contrast to a summer dominated to trump's mostly anti-immigrant message. abc7 news. >> turning to campaign 2016, republican presidential candidate dr. ben carson said he would not support having a muslim in the white house and

that will spark questions on "this week." carson said a president should be sworn in on a stack of bibles, not a koran. the retired neurosurgeon said he doesn't have a problem with a muslim who has rejected their law being elected. you can see "this week" with george stephanopoulos on abc7 at 8:00. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg wants to bring the internet to people around the world. zuckerberg met with world leaders in new york yesterday. he announced a special partnership aimed at ending poverty through connectivity. >> first we need to work together to make connecting the world a priority for everyone. from government to industry to civil society. today i'm pleased to announced facebook is partnering with the one campaign, the one organization and leaders and public figures all over world to launch global support to support a connectivity declaration. the declaration recognizes internet access is an important enabler of human rights.

>> zuckerberg also hopes to to the internet to refugees camps. >> now to a high school student in orange county when who refused to stand by as a classmate was bullied. a target, a visually-impaired teenager who was being punched repeatedly. >> the teenager haled as a hero. watch, as an alleged bully appears to attack a fellow student who police say is visually impaired, hitting him several times in the head before cody pines leaps in, knocking the alleged bully to the ground with one punch. >> he's a friend and i know his problems, and that's what made me so mad is he was picking on a kid who doesn't need to be picked on. >> you picked on a blind kid? >> he reached out to the alleged bully.

he didn't return our messages but did tweet about the incident, saying he never knew the kid was blind. "he came up to me and tried to fight me, so i fought him, and now i have eight stitches in my ear." the video exploding on social media. twitter and facebook is flooded with praise for pines. >> first i have to commend you for standing up. more than 40,000 students signing a petition. they are demanding huntington beach high school not suspend pines. high school replacing a statement saying pines would not be suspended. friday he said the alleged bully apologized to him at school, prompting him to tweet, i would appreciate it if everyone would stop giving him hate. he learned his lesson. now let him move on. >> it's not worth it. it's not like you are bullying a real person. you are ruining their life. you need to think about that. >> 6:36 right now. a new home for watson, the super computer that concord jeopardy

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>> welcome back. the time is 6:39 right now. this is a live look at pope francis in philadelphia where he just wrapped up giving remarks to bishops at saint charles seminary. the tweeted they have two jobs to pray and preach, and if you have time, he said, you do the rest. from here the pope will head to a correctional facility where he is expected to wash some inmates' feet. >> as california's drought continues, santa clara county wants residents to keep an eye on dangerous and dry vegetation. the county has released a weed hazard reporting app. it can tell you what vegetation is dangerous and how to keep brush and grass safely trimmed. you can also report a weed hazard. it's as simple as opening the app, taking a picture and reporting the location.

the app is available for apple and android devices. help keep your communityity. lisa, you say the cooling trend is ting? >> yeah. it will be gradual. check it out. isn't this beautiful? you've seen the high clouds and they really add another element. more texture to the sunrise and sunset. it's in the 50s in the city. we will see more of this today. in fact, about 70 later on. we will talk about that cooling trend and what that means for the eclipse tonight in just a few minutes. >> lisa, thank you. also next, former teammates tim hudson and barry zito faced off for for the final time in both of their careers as the giants and the a's play a roller coaster game. mike shumann has the highlig

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>> 6:44 right now. the silver and black are both on the road today. and this afternoon the niners will try to rebound in arizona against the undefeated cardinals. kickoff is at 1:05:00 p.m. also this afternoon, the a's will honor their big three pitchers from a decade ago. barry zito, tim hudson and mark mulderer prior to the game against the giants. yesterday zito and hudson squared off for one final game. here's mike shumann with the highlights in this morning's sports.

>> good morning. barry zito and tim hudson's careers have been intertwined throughout. they were teammates with the a's, both played with the a's and giants, and both won a title with the g-men. yesterday they faced off in a farewell to arms. neither had a performance to remember. zito in trouble right from the getgo. top of one, a two-out, two-run double in marlon bird. giants take the lead. the rookie, jarrett parker, likes the long ball and he shows us just that. sending this barry zito offering packing. a solo blast. he had three on the day, including a grand slam and 7 rbi. giants would take the 4-0 lead. but huddy did all right. but in the second he appearance to lose control. he walked eric so guard and hit a third. zito's concern for his friend, as is martin mulder, the third man in the a's big three also at the game. after an inning and a third he

gets a great ovation from the crowd. zito would exit after walking the first man in the third. and then a standing o. a bittersweet time for the one-time aces. but for the games after that. the bullpens are tired, and it showed. giants win it. 14-10, the final. >> i came out of the dugout and couldn't believe i got to be on the field in an a's uniform and receive an ovation because, you know, when i had last pitched in the major leagues i thought there may be never another time on the field, let alone for the oakland a's. >> obviously things didn't work out the way i wanted them to with our performances, but the fans were awesome. they really showed their appreciation for what we've been able to do over the years. you know, i wish we could have done better, the both of us. that just wasn't the case today. >> what a great ending to their careers. the cal bears with their pac-12 opener against the huskies.

here we are ready to roll. second quarter. cal down 7-6. watch vick bounce off a couple guys like he's a pinball. love this guy. 12 yards and the score. bears take an early 10-7 lead. bears led 27 at the half. goff, 342 yards, 2 touchdowns and an interception. third quarter, he keeps the play alive. finds lawler. he had this touchdown. bears hold on for the 30-24 victory >> improving to 4-0 for the first time since 2007. san jose state first conference game of the year hosting fresno state and it was the tyler irvin show. he ran for the highest total this season in division i football. 300 yards. san jose state record. this is the kind of game that can seal the deal for an nfl contract. tyler also scored three times. he's quick, elusive and a great teammate. 2-2 with a 49-23 victory.

49ers are in arizona. raiders in cleveland. we will have all those highlights for you tonight at 5:00. i'm mike shumann. have a great day. >> thank you. turning to our weather right now. another postcard-worthy sunrise? >> i know. we just keep delivering, you know. and this continues throughout the day today and evening with the high clouds. they will get in the way. there be a southwesterly flow and the area of low pressure offshore continues to pump up this high cloud cover. no, it doesn't contain any moisture that will fall in the form of rain around the bay area. but from north to south, yeah, you have been seeing it. and once again, it will be with us. in fact, a little more pronounced today, but it's also increasing our onshore flow, allowing for the steady and slowcology trend. this trap cal storm is south, southwest of the big island. at about 225 miles south of hilo. it will continue on the track moving away. in the meantime it will bring

some pretty good rain and gusty winds with flash flood watch tomorrow for the big island. back home, sutro is really shining brightly electric a distance with the sunrise. the orange and yellows there. 59 oakland. half moon bay mid-50s. today will be just a few degrees cooler in the outlying areas. the exploratorium camera, the oranges and yellows is there. very pretty shot. delta sitting at 60, as well as concord and the southwest flow allowing for just a little bit of more moderate cooling to head your way. you can see the clouds from emeryville this morning. so sun and country -- cirrus clouds today. this is the cooler day of the upcoming work week and then we worm up with the slight offshore flow beginning thursday, friday, into next weekend. the offshore flow doesn't look to be too strong. high clouds around and steady

stream of kirr. s, we will continue to see some of the sky obscured tonight for the eclipse. you have a good amount of time to check it out from 7:is 1 to 8:23. it will be something not to miss out there. in terms of your forecast today, with the low offshore, and an upper level low to the north and west of us in response to that, the cooling gets more pronounced tomorrow, into tuesday and wednesday with just a little bit more low cloudiness, more of an on shore push and that will allow for the temperature to come down each bay maybe 2 to 4 degrees. today we will continue with the theme, but with the high clouds all the way from the sacramento valley through monterey and southern california. 95 in fresno. 88 los angeles with 81 in san diego many so we will be looking at temperatures to be comfortable again in oakland with the mid-70s. low 70s as that cooling trend heads our way, and warmest day should be next friday at about 80 degrees. 81 today in fremont. 83 san jose.

with 80 up in the north bay around san rafael. 77 santa cruz, and morgan hill and gilroy you should drop off into the upper 80s, as well as livermore maybe a degree or two cooler. and the final day of the series with temperatures still very comfortable with the high clouds and west wind about 11 miles per hour. the accuweather seven day forecast, dropping off from the mid-80s to the low 80s by wednesday and staying in the 60s coastside. warming up thursday, friday and saturday. hopefully it won't get too warm but we have the nice eclipse tonight to look forward to. >> we certainly will. thank you, lisa. the greatest jeapardy player of all-time is moving to san francisco, and we are

talking about the arch rival, a computer named watson. abc7 news reporter johnathan bloom has the story. >> familiarity is said to breed this from the latin for despise. watson? >> what is contempt? >> correct, watson was a fear some opponent. two years ago i had my own shot to battle the ibm super computer. >> watson, what is world -- >> can you go a little easier on me next time? >> it was ugly. you can imagine my joy to find shop in the bay area. >> we had watt ton look at what's the right neighborhood for us. what about proximity to exceptional talent and innovation? that's clear, right? is the rent going to be in our budget? clearly not. all right. >> watson decided his new office would be south of market in san francisco. >> more venture capitalists employed in the zip code than pretty much their on earth. >> it was the logical choice to help bring watson out into the world. >> the start-up companies, the excitement going on in the area so that's why we are opening up this facility today. >> a far cry from the answer phrased in the form of a question. the answers it

understands when a player is being mentioned. and is it a positive article or negative? >> understanding what is in in every photo on twitter. is it a sunset, a vineyard, a ford mustang? >> even managing pain. >> she said you indicate a lot of pain but if you are comfortable and you can see my emotion is surprise. >> it could help win the prize for building a device straight out of the movies. >> the star trek doctor. >> i knew he was smart. >> in san francisco, johnathan bloom, abc7 news. >> very cool. the time now is 6:53. up next, a new debut for first lady michelle obama. how she will try to teach families and children how to lead healthier lives.

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can call me michelle. >> first lady michelle obama greets them as they travel to the white house. it will incorporate the obama "let's move" initiative, which helps families and children lead healthier lives. disney is the parent company of abc7. >> and now for a final check of our forecast. lisa? >> we are looking at temperatures coming in just a few degrees in the outlying areas so that will bring morgan hill to 87 today. livermore 88. 76 in oakland with 70 in san francisco. the look ahead cooler through wednesday, and then we will warm it up right through next weekend. >> all right, lisa. thank you. and thank you for joining us on the abc7 sunday morning news. the news continues now online, on twitter, on facebook, and on all of your mobile devices with our abc7 news app. abc7 news continues at 9:00 a.m. "good morning america" is next. make sure to stay there for your full pope francis coverage as he continues his last day in the united states.

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