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[snoring.] take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. >> 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. >> 4-iron, tiffany, good morning to you. live doppler 7hd picking up on the high clouds we've seen all weekend long. and winding the view, you can see how far they extend. this is in the southwesterly floated way back to the subtropical jet stream. making for the low clouds, the high clouds. nice mild start with 67 san francisco, 63 in san jose. and from vollmer peak you can see the cloud cover. we won't go total sunshine today. 60s coastside, 70s san francisco. mid-and upper 70s east bay.

and we will see upper 80s inland. we will talk about particulars and the total eclipse of the moon and even a glimpse of october all coming up in a few minutes. tiffany. >> lisa, thank you. ♪ it has been a busy moment for pope francis on his last day in the russ and there's more to come. pope will hold an open-air mass at 1:00 our time on benjamin frankly parkway in philadelphia. he' chrised the bishops at the seminary this morning. before his speech he visited with five victims of sexual abuse. three women and two men who were victims of teachers, or priests. we are in the city of brotherly love. >> hello. i can see them starting to filter into the the park and this group has no shortage of enthusiasm, but first they have to get here. >> this.

>> this a scene in philadelphia. security check points, police, soldiers, secret soldiers, all trying to keep the pope safe but are they keeping the people away from the pope? >> seems a little overcautious. >> he had a ticket but still couldn't get in after they closed down his checkpoint. many were predicted for the mass. many hoping for a blessing like this one. today we are learning more about michael, the little boy who moved so many yesterday. his father, the director of the high school band, just wanted his son to be in his presence. >> never thought this could ever happen. >> i was just crying happy tears. i just feel so inspired. place. >> the inspiration ting today. prioritizing prisoners during his last day in the u.s. arriving at the correctional facility to visit with inmates and their families. after an epic celebration last night, the 78-year-old pontiff

will do it all again today. and to answer the pope's question, mass will be at 4:00 eastern. it will take place right here on the benjamin franklin parkway. that's his last event before heading back to romo. abc news. >> lana, thank you. as lana mentioned, it's just touching moment, shortly after the pope landed in philadelphia yesterday that's correct is going viral. he signaled for his driver to stopped and walked over to a young boy who has cerebral palsy, embraced him and gave a blessing to him and his 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 several of 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 rights.eted as violating human and trying to convert india to a hindu-only nation. today he will meet with governor jerry brown, speak to to 18 people at the sap center and attend a town hall meeting at facebook. >> 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 has been restored to all customers in the area. federal investigators in seattle said the front axle of a duck boat 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 left 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 felt like we lost control and looked up and looked up and saw the buses 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 two weeks after it started. the valley fire is 95% contained. it has burned more than 76,000 acres. the fire destroyed more than 1200 homes and 27 multi-family structures that includes duplexes and apartments. crews are 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 around 4:30 yesterday afternoon on martin

avenue near south white road. the fire quickly went to a second alarm and it was 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 held 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, probably 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 #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 jumped 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 the length of the 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 on wednesday morning, 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 p.m. as the sun and moon are exactly opposite each other and the earth shadows the moon. it will end at 8:23:00 p.m. it's only the fourth time this has happened 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. so just how visible will it be

tonight, lease a you? a lot of people want to know. >> i was going to say hang on to that answer. 2033 is the next time you can see it. despite the veil of high clouds, you will have to check it out anyway because it will be spectacular. it won't be 100% clear, but we've had some beautiful pictures. right now, of course, this is san francisco, coit tower. temperatures temperatures. 58 at the airport. clouds around san jose. we will factor those into your high temperatures today and talk about the roller coaster ride of temperatures. we begin again starting today coming up. >> all right. lisa, thank you. and also coming up next, concerned parents hit the picket line. their warning for customers of a busy convenience store in the north bay. and it's happened again. more bedbugs discovered in a bay area library. what is being done to prevent them from

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9:14 right now. nine people are recovering from injuries they received when they were crushed at a music festival in arizona. it happened during the summer end music festival in tempe. the band, revolution, was three songs into their set when the crowd rushed the stage. people couldn't breathe because of the rush of bodies, and two women went into convulsions.

two women were injured and all but three were hospitalized. 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 -- customers of a 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 circle k 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. >> abc7 news contacted circle k. they told us no comment. >> a viral protest on social media hit several bay area restaurants yesterday.

activists with the #dogmeatplease 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 interrupted by a couple loudly proclaiming false acquisitions. and the security team did the best 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 downstairs men's restrooms,

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. >> what are you going to do now that you can't use the library? >> come back when it's open. the library is expected to reopen tuesday. community members are helping to raise money for a san francisco teacher whose daughter has a rare form of brain cancer. she has a series of tumors of that been fatal in every child case. we were at the elementary school yesterday for a fundraiser in her honer. her mom said the community has been supportive of her effort to any her to england for a medical trial. >> the survival rate is zero percent. and my daughter has it. many children are afflicted by it with no survival rate and there's been no progress on any of the research on this. >> mayor ed lee was there to support the family. a gofundme page has already

raised more than $130,000 of their $150,000 goal. >> a children's program in the north bay is celebrating 25 years strong this weekend. donations keep performing stars of marin running. and last night there was a special benefit performance and auction at the mill valley community center with items donated by world famous musicians. congressman huffman recognized one for her work. she helped young people get into the arts and stay out of trouble. abc7 news anchor cheryl jennings mc'd last night's event. >> the 30th annual fog fest continues in pacifica this morning. the weekend event is expected to draw about 60,000 people. yesterday there was music and food, sand sculpting, carnival rides and a super bowl trophy

exhibit featuring the niners and the raiders. the five mile jog in stride is running through the area right now. it kicked off at 9:00. half-marathon will run through the downtown area. it kicks off at 8:00 a.m. as you see from the map there will be lots of road closers for much of the day and i'm sure the runners will want to know what the weather will be like. we see some clouds out there? >> yeah, but they are mixing in with the sun. it will be a nice second half to the weekend and a nice way to round out september as temperatures continue to cool bit by bit. of course, you notice the high clouds and with that we've had some really nice sun sets, evening skies and morning sunrise, being. but looking at the steady stream of subtropical moisture all the way down, geez, back towards hawaii. this will continue to move into the bay area today so we will call it partly cloudy. we will get in some sunshine but, of course, we have the eclipse tonight and the clouds will play a factor in it some of the veiled skies with the cirrus

tonight. we will see what we can see. the low clouds not much of a factor. the marine layer is very shallow. it will continue to mix out. it's 63 mountain view. san jose, you will be cooler today by about three degrees or four. half moon bay, it will be cool on the coast. this is emeryville. high clouds here and we will look for the cooling trend to continue into our inland east bay. yesterday about 90. a little better at the airport. concord, today a high in the upper 80s. about five degrees of cooling for you by the delta. 66 right now. pretty mild in livermore, a well it's 68 in santa rosa it's 70 degrees. we will look at another warm day well to the north. but nothing too extreme. and temperatures coming down toward below average readings by the middle of the week. cooler through wednesday. that should be the coolest day of the week. then we will warm up thursday, friday, into next weekend, and it looks like an offshore flow.

so it looks to be pretty dry right into the first weekend of october. here is what you can expect tonight. the total eclipse begins at 7:11. mid-eclipse 7:47. ends at 8:23 and the sun sets right before 7:00 tonight. you will definitely see it tonight. you have probably been seeing the moon the last last elf nights and it's been a pretty good show. try to check it out. much of california will see the clouds. southern half of our viewing area for sure and southern california and even the north bay. but nonetheless, it's an event not to be missed. high pressure is keeping us dry, but a cooler pattern will arrive tomorrow into wednesday as the upper level low drops to the south. that will enhance the onshore flow. the marine later becomes much more well-established and that's the source of our cooling. from pacifica today with the low clouds and mid-level clouds, 66, with a few peaks of sun in the south bay. 83 santa clara, 85 los gatos,

735 about hen low park. cooler on the peninsula. san francisco 70. once again a nice afternoon. and east way mid-70s. san leandro and oakland. 81 fremont. you head inland, it's a warm day today but pretty typical. 88 livermore, 87 pittsburgh. the accuweather seven-day forecast, fog to sunshine tomorrow. more of a marine layer each and every day with cooler highs and by wednesday, yeah, you are settling into fall and then look what happens. we will reverse the trend and we are warming up. no fog and temperatures back to the 90s inland. you can see what is showing up anytime with the abc news weather app. it's free on apple's app store or google play. we have nor information on abc7news.com/apps. >> a little bit of a roller coaster ahead? >> yeah. >> so far it's been a gusher of a 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. abc reporter leyla gulen spoke with don johnson, whose roll also ventures behind the lens. >> reporter: 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.

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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

arrangin 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. stay with us. the taupe is just hours away from happening up his u.s. visit. what he's doing his last day and his message to americans. also, a mars mystery will soon

. >> we are starting off this half-hour with a look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, tiffany. picking up the high and

mid-level clouds around the bay here. do they have any rain associated with them? no. but they will certainly drift through the sky today and impact the viewing of the eclipse tonight. so the cooling comes really tomorrow. today san francisco stays about the same. we are looking at 50s and 60s for the most part, except for santa rosa. and we will see the mid-and upper 80s inland with some cooling down around gilroy, and temperatures in the next couple of days will begin to feel a lot more like fall. but we've got changes. with he will talk about those. and have a look at the eclipse timeline coming up. tiffany. >> lisa, thank you. as you might expect, there is a lot of setup going up for pope francis as he prepares to have an an air mass along the benjamin franklin parkway in philadelphia. the holy father will deliver mass to an estimated 1 million people at 1:00 our time. but the pope has already had a very busy morning.

he spoke privately to five victims of sexual abuse, and pledging that clergy would be held accountable. he went to a prison and spoke with inmates, keeping with his philosophy of keeping in touch with those on those on the marvn of society. he leaves today at 5:00 for romo. he called on americans to honor their ideals of liberty and equality. he talked at lent about immigration. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana has the bay area reaction. >> during his address at independence hall the pope spoke about immigration and to the spanish speaking immigrants recently arriving in the country he told them 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 history of caring for the

poor and welcoming immigrants. it's a message many catholics in the bay area are happy to hear. >> and hopefully people will listen and open their hearts and look at the good side about it and not the bad side about it. >> when he talked about how the immigrants have built up this country and how we are all immigrants, and that we are a nation of nations, 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 in this country, then they should look to feed, house, clothe and educate those people themselves based on donations. they shouldn't expect the american people to pay for it. >> steve supports republican donald trump's effort to put this issue back on the political spotlight. but he doesn't agree will all the billionaire candidates' proposals. so far the pope words have been the loudest contrast to a summer dominated by trump's mostly anti--immigrant message. abc7 news.

>> dr. ben carson said the federal government should be doing more to protect its citizens from undocumented immigrants who cross into the country illegally. last week carson said most of the immigrants crossing into the u.s. are hardened criminals from sue mall yeah and russia. he couldn't provide information to back up his claim but on "this week" he said immigration authorities are not doing their job. >> i. c. e. is causing the sheriffs, who are putting their lives at risk, are causing them to release these people into our country. it doesn't make any sense. and we don't have people at the border. they are 70 miles inland. those fences are a joke. >> carson's message appears to be catching on. a new poll shows him neck and neck with frontrunner donald trump. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg wants to bring the internet to people around the world. he met with world leaders at the

unseld in new york yesterday. >> 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 campaign to declaration. the declaration recognizes internet access is an important enabler of human rights. >> zuckerberg also hopes to to bring the internet to refugees camps. >> in november novato voters will be asked if they want to continue the task, but at a lower rate. they are paying a half cent sales tax that expires next year. several want to get rid of the tax all together, but several say a quarter cent tax would unable them to have a balanced budget for the next five years.

the quarter cent tax is expected to bring in approximately $2 million each year. space fans are over the moon about a discovery on mars. n.a.s.a. tweeted they will be telling us tomorrow the mystery about the red planet has been solved. sarah hanes has some clues. >> the red planet has space fans red hot. >> i suspect it will be something to increase our interest in going to mrs. >> scientists say they will reveal an out of this world discovery. >> i bring this planet in the name of mars. >> galaxy gazers are hopeful. blowing up social media with alien speculation. "this better are aliens, n.a.s.a.. so it is martians, right?

h2o possibly but what could that mean? >> that that is form of life form that could be discovered and the possibility you could support human life there. >> since 2006 they have been taking a closer look at water on marches. and earlier this year there were talks the marsrover spotted an ancient lakebed. and with a movie soon-to-be released, mars is back on our radar. >> in your face, neil armstrong >> but the latest discovery will surely been astronomical. >> again, that was sarah hanes reporting. you can tweet me what you think they will announce. n.a.s.a. will say what they found out tomorrow at 8:30 a.m. our time. 9:30 our time. happening today, it's a final student teacher showcase for the cheryl burke studio in mountain view, burke, a bay area native,

is known for her work as a celebrity dancer on "dancing with the stars." we were there for a farewell party earlier this month. after six years burke lost her lease. the ballroom remains open until next wednesday for lessons. still to come, a new home for watson. the super computer that concord jeopardy, where it is going. and a live look from santa cruz. you see the waves rolling in ever so gently. you can also see a lot of cloud cover. lisa argen will be back with your full forecast and let you know how good of a beach day it will be coming up in just a few minutes.

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>> 9:40 right now. this is a live look from our roof cam pointed toward the bay bridge. you see the cloud cover. it will be a little hazy. about 70 degrees in san francisco today. we will let you know if the cloud cover will ruin your view of the super blood moon tonight. lisa argen will have the full forecast in in a couple of minutes. as california's drought continues, santa clara county wants residents to help 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.

it can help keep your community safe. lisa, what the the verdict? clouds tonight? >> we will have some clouds out there for sure, but temperatures this morning warming quickly will very little wind in the north bay. san rafael in the 60s. we will get more of a push of an onshore flow that will make it feel like fall in the days ahead. we will get to the particulars about the clouds and the eclipse and the highs and lows all coming up. >> lisa, thank you. former teammates tim hudson and barry hudson face-off for perhaps the final time in both of their careers as the giants and the a's play a roller coaster game. mike

sports both the raiders and the niners are on the road today. and this afternoon the niners will try to rebound in arizona against the undefeated cardinals. kickoff is at 1:05 p.m. also this afternoon, the a's will honor their big three pitchers from a decade ago, barry zito, tim hudson and mark mulder 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 where barry won a cy young, 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. top of two. 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 sogard 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. hudsondy exits 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. also getting 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. teams start maturing when they win on the road. 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. late in the half. goff, the quick strike. bears led 27 at the half. goff, 342 yards, 2 touchdowns and an interception. third quarter, he keeps the play alive. finds kenny 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. they improve to 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.

the time right now just about 9:48. a beautiful sunrise with those clouds. but are they going to block the moon tonight? >> they will obscure it a little bit, yes. but it's such a rare' event you have to view it. you will see something spectacular out there. the high clouds over much of the bay area for the past several days. that continues. not much in the way of cooling because of the cloud cover. we still have a pretty warm atmosphere. but if we widen out the view you notice how far the clouds extend. the southwesterly winds will continue in the upper levels of the atmosphere to traject the cloud cover right over us. we will have a mix of high clouds and cirrus. those are the high clouds today with the sunshine. here's tropical storm which is producing very gusty winds and heavy rain for hilo and the big island. wind advisory with wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour and anywhere from 2 to 8 inches of rain for the big island tomorrow. here's a look at santa cruz

yesterday. in the 90s. today much, much cooler. high about 77. half moon bay 57. so it's cool. you will see numbers very typical of the beach. here locally in the 60s. and maybe about 70 point reyes. 64 morgan hill. you will be slightly cooler today. looking at numbers in the low 60s from mountain view to oakland. there are the high clouds. san francisco not much change today. right around around 7 and santa rosa very little wind and your temperature has come up quickly. 1 novato. and livermore today coming down just a few degrees. sutro shows the low cloud deck and the high clouds. the low clouds will continue to increase day-to-day. that will be one of the sourcefs our cooling for tomorrow and tuesday and wednesday. we will also look for that onshore flow and more in the way of some cloud cover. but a warmup begins as october arrives, and that will take us into a portion of the weekend. doesn't look like it's going to last all weekend. we aren't looking at one of

these huge warmups again. the earth casting a shadow over the moon tonight, and it all starts when the moon is visible just at about 6:50 tonight. the eclipse begins at 6:11 looking east. if you go to a higher elevation, that will be best. mid-eclipse 7:47 and it's over by about 8:23. so it should look a little reddish out there. it's not going to be totally dark, the moon. so you don't need any special binoculars or anything. it should be pretty cool. low pressure off the coast. stream of high and mid-level clouds. a dome of high pressure but also an upper level low that will be the source of further cooling, making it feel like fall tomorrow, tuesday and wednesday where temperatures will barely reach 80 in the east bay. the southern sierra cloudy and fog from salinas to monterey. we will be looking at livermore today to be pretty comfortable. upper 80s.

by wednesday just about 80 and friday looks to be the warmest day, back into the low 90s. 76 oakland, 81 fremont. look for 80 palo alto, 81 for you, as well, in low lay show. and 87 in morgan hill. so the series continues and we look for mid-70s and a pleasant west wind with clouds around in oakland. there's the cooling trend right on to the middle of the week. then october arrives and we shift everything and warm back up. the fog goes away and we have 80s and 90s. this time it looks like a one or two-day event. >> so not bad. a huge week-long we went through. >> no, i don't think so. >> thank you, lisa. the greatest jeapardy player of 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. >> one is contempt. >> yep >> watson was a fearful 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 watson looking to set up shop in the bay area. >> we had watson 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 answer ness he will help

these start-ups provide? it could make your life less frustrating. understands when a player is being mentioned. and is it a positive article or negative? is it a positive article or a 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 -- you appear comfortable and you can see my emotion and surprise. >> it could help win the prize for building a device straight out of the movies. the star trek needs to examine you more than the doctors. >> i knew he was smart. >> in san francisco, johnathan bloom, abc7 news. >> a new debut for first lady michelle

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month featuring a very special guest. >> welcome to the white house! >> yay! >> i'm the first lady, but you 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. now for a final check of the forecast. >> it's warming up out there. we have 60s and even 50s still at the coast, though. cooler at the beaches today. that's santa cruz. 80 palo alto, and look for 74 richmond with upper 80s tipping in the inland east bay. today it will be warm there, but then the temperatures continue to trail off in our inland communities and around the bay. it will feel like fall, but then we will look for a brief warmup thursday and friday and maybe next weekend cooler again. >> all right. we will look forward to the little break in the heat. >> i agree. thank you, lisa. and thank you for joining us on abc7 sunday morning news. the news continues now online, on facebook, twitter and on all your mobile devices with our

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