we're glad to have you with us, i'm chris nguyen. here is meteorologist lisa argen tracking live doppler 7 hd. >> it's going to take several hours to warm up around the bay, but today is our sunny and mild afternoon. live doppler 7 hd shows the clear sky, that's why we are so cold. a live look outside, emeryville this morning where we're bathed in sunshine and temperatures are mainly in the low 40s from santa rosa to novato and fairfield. 46 in concord and livermore, concord you drop down to the upper 30s just an hour ago. for the rest of the day today we will be in the low 60s at the coast, mid 60s near san francisco, the financial

district notice lots of sunshine, upper 60s for the rest of you and by this time tomorrow we will have some rain around the bay. details in a few minutes. >> developing news in oakland, all lanes on interstate 580 are back open after a deadly crash killed one person near the edwards avenue exit. the chp says a driver of a speeding car smashed into a tree just after 2:00 a.m. this morning. officers say the driver, a man in his 20s was going almost 100 miles per hour when he lost control of the car. they do not believe drugs or alcohol played a role in the crash. >> one of san francisco's top tourist destinations could soon become home to a medical marijuana dispensy but some businesses at fisherman's wharf are saying no way. abc 7 news anchor reggie aqui explains. >> reporter: 3,000 square feet with prime fisherman's wharf foot traffic no longer for rent. >> this will be a waiting area for patients. >> a former yogurt stop, now a

store, now you want to sell what? >> medical cannibis. >> reporter: connolly has drawn up renderings, there's one big problem, no license yet and a fisherman's wharf business group that wants to keep it that way. >> we just don't feel that this fits within the neighborhood's family friendly atmosphere. >> i guess i'm trying to figure out is there an objection to having a marijuana business at all in fisherman's wharf or is it specifically where it's located? >> specifically where this one is located. >> reporter: troy campbell says when his business alliance asked about pot moving in we heard what we heard from this owner. >> it's absolutely crazy. >> reporter: ray connolly said the signatures he got prove that people are ready for pots in fisherman's wharf. >> would i have a problem with it? in no. >> reporter: the group o opposing his business has a competing online petition. but petitions aren't in charge,

the planning commission will decide next month if this is an idea that will bloom. in san francisco, reggie aqui, abc 7 news. the couldn't costa county sheriff's office and district attorney are investigatings the death of an inmate at the jail in martinez. deputies did cpr on the man but were unable to save him. santa clara county's blue ribbon commission will hold its first meeting. they will discussion operational improvements at the county jail. three correctional deputies are charged with the inmate's murder. the commission will talk about a better approach to serving the tub public and keeping staff and inmates safe. hundreds of uc merced students marched to take back their campus. they prayed for the four victim$ of the campus  where the knife

attacker was killed by police.ne he has beenvá identifiedoñ as>gl mohammad fromj! stephanie chuan. thisúz morning the californ s/t is taking emergency action. the commercial dungeness crab fishing season was set to start on november 15th but has since been delayed. you can blame a toxic algae in the water. katie mar sul low has the new details. >> pretty devastating but you can't go out and cash crab that can go going to make people sick. >> reporter: stan bruno invested tens of thousands of dollars into his boat but can't go out and fish. >> the holidays, thanksgiving, christmas, new year's, they're going to be gone. >> reporter: on tuesday the california department of public health announced dungeness and rock crab were not safe to eat. nurse the department of fish and wildlife delayed the recreational dungeness season and now the commercial season. fish and wildlife officials believe this is the first time a toxic bloom of demoic acid has

forced a delay. >> when it comes to something like the public health concern that is as significant as the california department of public health has advised, that's what we have to focus on. >> reporter: at san francisco's fisherman's wharf disappointment abounds. >> i won't be making that for christmas and that's a big one for me. >> usually we're charging for local crab $10.95 per pound i could see it possibly going up to $18.95, maybe $20, depends on the price of washington crabs. >> multiple industries and livelihoods at take. >> i came here from florida to fish these crabs and, you know, i have a daughter myself so, i mean, my whole life is riding on this season as well. >> reporter: fish and wildlife has also ordered the closure of the commercial and reblng relation nl rock crab fisheries which are open year-round. in santa cruz katie morz low abc 7 news. police have arrested a woman suspected of robbing two banks in san jose this week. surveillance photos show the woman involved in robberies on tuesday and wednesday.

yesterday police arrested 22-year-old yvonne frances roland. this he did not say how much cash the robber made off with. if you think traffic in san francisco is bad, this weekend will only be worse. the city closed a major intersection for a construction project that's going to inconvenience commuters for the next seven days. abc 7 news reporter alan wong has the story from mission bay. >> reporter: the construction at 4th and king streets means many muni trains will be off regular schedule. passengers on the t third line will have to ride a bus. >> it's hard for me with a stroller. if it's one of those new buses that i can jump in, but if it has the stairs it's hard for me to get on them. >> reporter: the njuta and f lines will start 45 minutes late and the embarcadero or e line will will not be running on the weekends. also many of the regular muni stops in this area are being temporarily relocated. >> oh, my god. it's bad. i've got to walk -- well, actually, i'm missing one kid

but i have to walk with a lot of kids all the way up there. >> reporter: construction crews will be jackhammering around the clock to tie in existing tracks to the new central subway line which is scheduled to open in 2019. >> it's been kind of hectic around here, the noise is getting a little unbearable at times. >> reporter: all of this will make getting on and off the i-280 ramp a major inconvenience. jared says it's going to affect his customers driving in from the peninsula. >> we are scheduled every hour, every hour hours with clients back to back we unfortunately cannot take people sometimes when they're late. >> reporter: when it's done the central subway will stretch all the way to chinatown and make the muni system more efficient for commuters. in san francisco alan wong, abc 7 news. in lake county tonight is the homecoming dance for middletown high school and many of the girls have dresses thanks to a north bay business owner. nancy rose en blum collected more than 150 donated dresses and delivered them to the high school.

those students lost everything in the valley fire that devastated the area nearly two months ago. they will get to wear the donated dresses, shoes, purses and jewelry at tonight's homecoming dance. last night middletown high school students began celebrating homecoming more than a month late. it was delayed after the fire broke out in september destroying 585 homes, 97 students lost their homes and monk them rose duncan whose father is a fire battalion chief. he was out fighting other fires when the valley fire started. her loss has brought letter and her classmates closer together. >> we may have lost everything but we didn't lose anything so it doesn't mean anything else except just stuff. each other is what matters really. >> a wonderful spirit. the middletown mustangs jv football team beat clear lakes team, the mustangs won 12-6. clearlake isn't fielding a varsity team. weather wise the kids will

need their jackets for the dance. >> most of you in the 30s in the north bay but it's going to take some time to get out of the 40s. beautiful picture for mt. tam, we have some low fog around the bay but mostly sunny skies will rule this afternoon bringing us up into the 60s, maybe even 70, but rain arrives tomorrow morning. we will have the forecast next. >> lisa, traings. also ahead, the california woman who tried to help a stranded dog only to need help herself. plus, can you feel the heat? an attraction for the whole family to enjoy this weekend.

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some sad news to report. state health officials say an infant in stands laws county has died from the flu. the child was less than a year old. this marks the first infant death of the flu season in california. three days ago the state announced the first adult flu death of the season in santa clara county. >> now to southern california where dramatic video shows firefighters rescuing a woman trapped on the side of a cliff. it happened in newport beach around 4:30 yesterday afternoon. authorities say she tried to help a dog stuck on the cliff but when she got down there she

got stuck as well. the firefighters were able to put a harness on the woman and pull her and the dog to safety. with el nino already here many homeowners are busy getting ready for the heavy rain that might be coming and the high demand for new roofs could send prices sky wards. here is 7 on your side's michael finney with more. >> richard cash hour and his wife have lived in this san francisco home for 45 years, this is the first time in a while they have needed to have work done on their roofed. >> i figured it was 22 years plus and i had heard rain was coming to see decided we needed to have it serviced. >> richard isn't alone. lawson roofing of san francisco told us the company hasn't been this busy in its 100 year history. >> lawson has more work on the books at that than it ever has. >> the threat of el nino has roofers backed up with enough work for several months, the current wait to get even an estimate is two months. you have to wait another three months before any work begins.

it's so busy two roofers, a 7 on your side producer scheduled for an estimate on his home never showed up. the demand means many roofers can charge a premium. >> i'm sure the prices are going up now. i mean, once you start to get a backlog. >> our 7 on your side producer received four estimates including one from a local trade group. the associated roofing contractors of the bay area counties. richard lawson looked at the leak in the home and then sent someone up on the roof for a closer inspection. >> you will probably be looking at a repair of $2500. >> we showed him three other estimates we got from other companies, one we received was for.13,000, the proposal covered work on a 15 square foot area of the roof versus the 4 square foot area lawson recommended. >> it's a little bit more conservative approach that i would take, i don't think it's necessary based on what i've seen. >> reporter: lawson calls the price fair for the work proposed. a second estimate was much less

expensive and closer to what clausen suggested, $1200, a third caught lawson by surprise. >> this is the entire estimate? >> reporter: despite several promises the roofer never put his estimate in writing and did not climb up to inspect the roof. he said he'd replace the roof of a home in the same development and thought a similar job would be needed for us. the contractor recommended replacing the entire roof for $38,000. >> i would be a little suspicious of this. i'd like to see any proposal you get done in writing spelling out the scope of work so you can make a decision on what is actually being done for you. >> reporter: all the roofers we contacted were licensed with the state of california and carried a contractor's bond and workers' comp insurance. these are must haves when hiring a roofer. also be sure to get references. >> i went by a reputation and hearing from other people. >> reporter: there are no laws regulating how much a contractor can charge. now, i have links on how to hire a contractor and check their license. all that on our website at

abc7news.com. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. 8:15 is our time. tesla's newest flagship store opens at the stanford shopping center in palo alto. three model s sedans will be on des may play for shoppers to check out. the store is the electric car maker's eighth retail outlit in the bay area and fourth walk in store in a shopping center. they are headquartered in palo alto their manufacturing plant in fremont. the annual veteran's day parade is set for tomorrow. the parade is usually held on market street but this year organizers moved it to fisherman's wharf all in an effort to get more spectators. mayor ed lee, greg sir and joanne wife will be there. this isk!+4 the 96 anl veteran parade in san francisco. happening today thousands of people will walk to benefit the leukemia and lymphoma society for a had light the night walk. you can join laura anthony as

she mc's the walk in walnut creek. the funds will go to treatments for lls which provides patient services and research for blood cancer cures. last year the event raised more than $18 million. ski season is officially under way up in the sierra. about 1,000 people hit the slopes yesterday for opening day at boreal mountain resort. following interstate 80 as you know, long time employees are calling it their best opening day in ten years thanks to ten inches of snow that fell earlier this week along with the man made stuff. the resort has three runs in operation with more expected to open next week. as we bring in our meteorologist lisa argen what a treat for those winter recreation lists out there. >> we could see a half a foot around kirkwood and other locations. we've got a cold front on the way and literally it's going to bring really cold air our way

tomorrow night actually as we go into monday when the center of the low heads over us. so live doppler 7 hd, it's clear right now and that's why we've been so chilly. out of the 30s for the most part and this storm system originating from the north. gulf of alaska so that's why we're going to see the cold air and possibility of some thunderstorms and low snow levels with really coming down to 4,000 feet to 'í3500 feet o monday. here is a look from our sutro tower cam a ra where the fog framing the bay pretty nicely this morning, been in the 50s in san francisco, pretty mild start there, 51 in oakland, it's 48 in san jose, morning, morgan hill, 46 for you and big rebound for half-moon bay you are down to 40 this morning. we will get more clouds around half-moon bay, it's going to be a cool afternoon with the west wind and right now from our emeryville camera you can see a bit of the low cloudiness but lots of sunshine over in oakland, livermore in the mid

40s as well as concord, we are at 45 by the delta and santa rosa lagging behind at 41 degrees. in our pacific satellite picture high pressure fading away, it's going to be with us for one more day, our fair weather maker bringing sunshine but we're already picking up some returns from this system which will arrive tomorrow morning bringing some light rain to the north bay. so the front is pretty much moisture starved but behind it we still have cold air and an area of low pressure that will head our way on monday bringing the possibility of more downpours and the chilly conditions. it's going to favor the peninsula and south bay, so the north bay we're just talking a couple hundredths, maybe a tenth and you get go early, 4:00, 5:00 in the morning and even 6:00 in the morning there's the front but the rest of the afternoon will feature the rain in the east bay, the peninsula down through monterey in the afternoon then our low comes in sunday night but into monday. here are some of the heavier down powers which would pop up anywhere, maybe a thunderstorm

and the highs will be hard dressed to make it into the 60s around some locations. so a chilly start forñ?[d you o monday and really all day long. we're looking at the possibility of a few showers or some downpours. the first phase of rain tomorrow night and into tomorrow morning will bring us anywhere from a couple hundredths in the north bay, .2 into san jose. monday evening anywhere from a third totals from san carlos, mountain view and san jose. san francisco could pick up .2 or so. talked about that 7 inch perhaps in kirkwood, maybe a half a foot up through donner. with we will see the low snow levels starting out at 6,000 feet, later in the day on sunday they begin to lower. we will be looking at the cool conditions at the coast with the west winds today 60 half-moon bay, 62 san francisco, look for 71 livermore, one of the warmer locations with 65 in richmond.

the accuweather 7 day forecast showers on sunday and a cold part of the system on monday. tours will be fall like, kind of winter like next week. >> enjoy today before the rain returns basically. >> yes. coming up next, the force awakens has a new preview, but it wasn't meant for you to see ♪ ♪ maxx your thing at t.j.maxx with better brands, at prices that work for you. make each day a little better.

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and the new guy. >> i don't know your name. >> fin. >> but this surprise new peek at the force awakens at released in japan seems to suggest this time the force is with the females, stacy ridley's character ray is no dam sell in distress, although this looks bad. >> this trailer makes it clear that the luke skywalker character in this movie is going to be daisy ridley. >> and this new line. >> i know all about waiting. for my family. >> sparking all kinds of speculation. is rae solo, skywalker, who is she related to? >> you hear family and you immediately think who is she related to. my bet is probably not admiral akbar. >> there is a lot more of droid bb-8, there is a quick new shot of princess leah in a command center and more yoda--esque talk from a mysterious character we haven't seen played by actress

lupita nyong'o. >> luke skywalker still missing from this trailer. more some reigniting the whole luke is the bad guy theory. >> i will finish what you've started. >> i sort of feel like when he is revealed to us like he will be the luke skywalker we know and love. that being said if he is evil i think that would be so interesting and so fascinating. >> maybe this time he is just somewhere waiting to be rescued by rae. clayton sandell, abc news, anaheim, california. >> "the force awakens" hits theaters on december 18th, the disney is the parent company of abc 7. much more ahead on the abc 7 saturday morning news. under scrutiny. ben carson responds to accusations that a part of his life story just doesn't add up. plus the california congressman who wants to put a stop on those popular orca shows

half past the hour on this saturday morning. it is great to have you with us, i'm chris nguyen. we're start this half hour with a quick look at the weather. here is lisa argen tracking the conditions where you live. >> sunny skies, 40s and 50s, nice and clear but we widen the

perspective. here is a front that's going to bring us rain this time tomorrow it's associated with a cold low and that's going to bring some showers into monday. we're talking about temperatures from the low 40s santa rosa, 46 for you in concord and livermore. a few of you will reach 70 today, slow 60s in san francisco. we will talk about when the rain reaches your neighborhood, i will get out of the way before this ship runs me over, chris. >> thank you. now on to the race for the white house. we're seeing a different side of republican presidential candidate ben carson. he scolded reporters for raising questions about key parts of his personal story, a central part of his campaign. mary bruce is at the white house with more. >> fired up. >> that's ridiculous. >> reporter: and firing back. >> i never -- wait a < don't lie. >> reporter: ben carson defending himself against allegations that his stories don't add up and slamming the media. >> they are getting desperate so next week it will be my kindergarten teacher who said i

peed in my pants. >> reporter: the retired neurosurgeon arguing with reporters. >> you don't have to believe it. you don't have to believe it. >> reporter: in question a compelling part of his life's story detailed in his best selling memoire and referenced in speeches and interviews. >> i was offered a full scholarship to west point, got to meet general westmoreland, go go to congressional honor of medal dinners but decided my pathway would be medicine. >> reporter: his campaign confirms he was never admitted, he never even applied. rotc stand out carson was recruited to attend the elite military academy, which is tuition free, but turned it down. his campaign saying the wording should have been tighter but it's not a fabrication, it was in effect getting a scholarship because nobody pays a dime. other stories from carson's past have been called into question. >> at page 14 another teenager angered me and i had a large camping knife and i tried to

stab him in the abdomen. >> reporter: but cnn reports early friends of carson say they never heard about that incident. the accusations getting under carson's skin. >> this is a bunch of lies. >> reporter: the usually calm and collected carson, lashing out. >> it is just garbage. >> reporter: and last month this story about an armed robbery in maryland 30 years ago. >> i just said i believed that you want the guy behind the counter. >> reporter: police saying they were unable to find a police report in reference to that incident. mary bruce, abc news, washington. the president has rejected the proposed keystone xl oil pipeline. the line would have run from the canadian oil sands down to the gulf coast and a seven-year review of the project republicans in the oil industry had demanded the president approve it. some democrats also supported the bill, they said it would create jobs and stimulate economic growth. but president obama says it would not help the environment, the economy or lower gas prices. a california congressman has

announced a bill proposal that would put an end to killer whale shows like the one at sea world. the law would mean the orcas now in captivity would be the last on public display here in the united states. here is reporter rob hayes from our sister station in los angeles. >> reporter: when it comes to killer whale acts congressman adam schiff is proposing a killer act himself. the orca responsibility and care advancement act. >> no wild capture or breeding. we would phase out the captivity workers currently in these water parks. >> reporter: the legislation will take aim at sea world, the marine animal theme park company has come under increased scrutiny thanks to this. >> when you look into their eyes you know somebody is home. >> reporter: the 2013 documentary black fish which criticized sea world's treatment of orcas. >> when you look at the suffering these animals deal with in captivity there's not something that we get out of that that outweighs the suffering that the animals go

through. >> reporter: samantha berg used to work for sea world and was part of the black fish documentary. while she and other environmentalists are pushing for the ban sea world is fighting back. >> killer whales at sea world are healthy and thriving. >> reporter: the company sent us this recorded statement. it points to all the animal rescue services sea world provides. most recently working to free whales tangled in fishing nets off our coast. as well as treating hundreds of ailing sea lion pups earlier this year. sea world calls schiff's arc can a act dangerous and unnecessary. >> we have not captured a whale in the wild in 35 years and we will not do so. >> reporter: but if the legislation is successful the next question is what do you do with all the orcas? experts say most of them can't be released into the wild. animal activists suggest the killer whales live out their lives in straulg sea pens.

>> a cove that he is court nd off, they will still need to be under human care. >> schiff admits it won't be easy passing the bill but people are already voting with their feet. sea world attendance ans profits down dramatically since the black fish controversy began. in santa monica, rob hayes, abc 7 news. the last orca in captivity in the bay area was in 2012. that's when six flags discovery kingdom in vallejo sent shuca to sea world in san diego. the move was made so she could be with other orcas. oakland residents face a lot of issues. the oakland metropolitan chamber of commerce released a poll that surveyed 600 residents, only 56% of those people say keeping the raiders in oakland is important. keeping the warriors came in at 62% and the a's, 64%. but topping the list of the 16 issues surveyed, oakland residents say improving schools,

reducing crime and creating better paying jobs are the most important, those issues polled above 90%. the demolition of an old bay bridge pier has been delayed one week. it was scheduled for today but officials postponed it to next saturday. the caltrans rejected the explosives that were supposed to be used because of the way they were packaged. they plan to use 20,000 pounds of explosives for the implosion. the bridge will be shut down 15 minutes before the blast and bart will temporarily close the transbay tube. still ahead on the abc 7 saturday morning news, making a big splash. bringing swimming back to an east bay school for the first time in 25 years. as we head to break here is a live look outside from our emeryville camera, a beautiful view to i can with a up on this saturday morning and no major traffic problems to report throughout the bay. as for the weather lisa argen returns in a little bit with that full accuweather forecast.

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good morning, everyone. a live look outside from our golden gate bridge camera, you can see some of the clouds hovering over parts of the bay right now. no traffic backups on our major roadways right now. we will check that full accuweather forecast with lisa

in just a moment. that fingers and quick reflexes will take center stage in hayward. some of the bay area's best rubik's cube players will be showing off their talent for top honors. are richard apagar is known as the man with the fastest hands in the west. solving a rubik's cube in nine seconds flat. it starts at 9:30 at hayward city hall. everyone heading out whether it be for a jog or maybe a quick trip up to the sierra for snow grab jackets. >> coming home for the second half of the weekend you could run into some chains here in nevada. as we check out our east base hills camera 46 concord and livermore, but climbing 25 degrees for perhaps 70 in your neighborhood, but that's all go going to change second half of the weekend looking wet. we will have the details next. also ahead the warriors are

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sfu. cougars kwart become taylor mangum was picked off and they returned it 61 yards. later in the third quarter quarterback kenny potter's six yard run put them within a point. tyler ervin's pass was broke up by wadsworth. barns fell short losing 17-16. both stab forward and cal are on the road for pac-12 action. at 10:00 a.m. the 11th ranked cornell against the buckeyes. tonight the golden pears will try to snap their three-game losing streak against the oregon ducks. pick i don't have at 3:00 p.m. also tonight the warriors play the kings in sacramento looking to start 7-0. last night they stayed undefeated over the denver

nuggets. here is larry biel with this morning's sports report. >> the wars i don't remember look so good it's crazy after sneaking past the clippers this was a trap game, the warriors demolished the nuggets. michael malone's first season at the helm with the nuggets has no answers for stopping steph to splits the d. the warriors set a franchise record with 28 assists in the first half. clay compton to hair con barnes. curry 20 points in the first half. sweet pass to klay for the easy score. warriors with a season high 40 points in the first quarter. dubs led by 30 at the half. draymond green 12 points, nine rebounds, eight assists. so up 30 and a big night for

festus. the nuggets made a run but steph stops the bleeding. the warriors a perfect 6-0 for the first time in their west coast history. 119-104. collin carp nick spoke for the first time since being denoted to gabbert's backup. he said he will do all he can do to help him get ready on sunday. it's hard to believe he is the same guy who led the 9ers to the super bowl three years ago. his completion is the same, but six td's to five picks that is brut brutal. now now it's kap on the bench behind gabbert. >> they told me they were going to sit me. that's the extent of the situation. that's selfish to put it on myself and take away from the teammates and take away from blaine. i will support my teammates and blaine and everything they do they've been good to me. >> do you feel like you are being made the -- for this

season? >> i don't pass judgment on that. i do everything i can to try to help this team win, try to support my teammates and try to go out and help us get a w on sundays. >> the raiders haven't made the playoffs since 2002. for them to really enter the playoff conversation this year beating pittsburgh on sunday would be a fantastic start. steelers have lost two in a row but they do have ben roethlisberger back. he returned after suffering a knee injury in week three. the raiders know this is a huge opportunity but trying not to make too big a deal out of it. >> for us we looked at it as we have to take care of this week, you know, we can't think of it as a bigger moment or smaller moment. we have the pittsburgh steelers in their place and that's never easy for anybody. so, you know, our goal is to go in and get a win but we know it's go going to be tough? in college football stanford versus colorado. all the highlights after the game on abc 7. have a great weekend, everybody, i'm larry biel.

8:47 is our time. lisa, it's finally starting to feel like autumn in the bay area. >> we will be seasonably mild today. we had a few frost advisories across the street early in morning. up in eureka, temperatures got into the 20s and some of the higher elevations of san benito county frosty in morning. we've got some cool numbers to start out, sunshine will finish us off and today will be the warmer sunnier day of the weekend and do you know what it's going to take all week long to warm us back up to these readings. we have a very cold system on the way and it is slated to bring rain as early as the overnight hours in the north bay. here it is bringing rain to seattle. not only will we have the front, we have the cold core of the low head over the bay area on monday and right on through monday afternoon we will have some showers. mt. tam we have sunshine and cool numbers still in the 40s there, 53 san francisco, it's 49

in mountain view, you are much cooler this morning, 7 degrees cooler, 48 san jose, 54 half-moon bay you've climbed about 13 degrees this morning already. so it was a chillier start on the coast this afternoon. a few low clouds, it will be a cool day with the west wind and the golden gate bridge. nice and sunny today, 45 fairfield, 46 concord, livermore you folk could climb to near 70 today. beautiful afternoon if you want to get out and enjoy the weather. tomorrow won't be a washout, we will see the rain in the north bay in the morning but from last week's rain this is where we stand from october 1st just 18% of normal in santa rosa, over a half inch of rain, but with an inch and a half in mountain view we are 154% of normal. the past rain has favored the peninsula, south bay even the east bay. this next system the same deal. we will see a couple hundredths, maybe a tenth in the north bay and looks like a little bit more from the peninsula into san jose. things could change, but as the way it stands right now, it's

not going to change for today with high pressure holding on, fair weather maker, there's the weak front on the way. the good news is two opportunities of rain, one with the front tomorrow, then the low sunday night and the other one comes with the cold core of the low headed over the bay on monday. so heading to work might be a little dicey on monday right on through the afternoon. 3:00 in the morning tomorrow rain showers just pushing into point reyes and there's the front pushing through by 11:00 in the north bay. sets up rain for the east bay, peninsula, south bay, there's our low and then the thunderstorm activity possibly right into monday with the cool air in its wake. we will talk about that first wave only bringing a couple of hundredths by .2 mountain view and san jose. second part over a third of an inch perhaps in mountain view and san carlos. the snow won't be much but you could see chain control sunday night if headed back from the sierra to the bay area. 7 inches kirkwood, 6 inches donner, low 60s san francisco

and low 50s for lake tahoe. windy in the mountains of southern california. 69 santa cruz. showers tomorrow and then possibility of thunderstorms, you know, we will be lucky to hit 62 anywhere on monday. going to be chilly. >> with it being november now, a good time to remind people to make sure you get those weather preparedness kits ready to go. >> a lot of people have been telling me they've been doing everything they can around the house. hopefully we're counting on good rain the next couple of months. when it comes to accessing swimming tools african-americans are usually left far behind but in oakland the community got together earlier this week to reopen a gem that had been lost force years. leanne melendez has that story. >> reporter: it was a moment of exhilaration for these students. it's been 25 years since mcclie monds high school had a swim program and for a while only the public on weekends had access, but that was eight years ago

before it officially closed. >> we could come together, meet people and kids could stay out of trouble. >> it's like a form of relaxation from what goes on outside of campus. >> after aligning resources the school district and alameda county decided to reopen the pool. >> this shows a good faith effort by our partners and our district that the investments are going to be made to revitalize the school and return it to its glory days. >> the mcclie monds glory days include names like basketball stars bill russell and antonio davis and frank robinson and kurt flood, but reopening theif& is also about safety. >> it's critical that they are taught to swim so they can go out to life not only with this wonderful skill and wonderful exercise but also knowing they are not subject to drowning. >> reporter: when we talk about high school students, african-americans have the highest rate of death by drowning among all racial groups. >> i have never gone to a school where they've had one so i never

tried it out. >> reporter: even the principal acknowledged she is not a swimmer, but is willing to learn. >> a lot of times at mack it seems like resources and things are going away and they are not caring. this is like the unleashing of -- of hope. >> reporter: for many hope and a future. in oakland, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. up next it's graduation day for a group of special dogs, the lifesaving work they are now trained to do.

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here are the winning numbers from last night's $164 million me go dpa millions draw. 10, 31, 35, 50, 72, the mega number 8. nobody picked all six so tuesday night's jackpot goes up to $180 million. happening today, a special graduation ceremony for dogs. dogs for diabetics will hold a ceremony to recognize medical assistance k-9s who help kids and adults with diabetes. the dogs learn to detect a change in their handler's blood sugar through their sense of smell. they can alert their hand letter to check their levels throughout the day potentially saving their life. today's graduati/)sçñ starts at 2:00 at the walnut creek christian academy. 8:56. final weather check. >> we're dry and sunny today with cool seasonal temperatures, upper 60s treatment and san jose 65 in richmond, maybe clouds along the coast and maybe the

9ers getting their heads wet tomorrow, game time 1:00 and the front will be pushing south into the south bay throughout the afternoon. cold thours with maybe a thunderstorm continuing into monday. monday high temperatures barrel at 60 degrees, takes all week to recover but we will, it will be sunny and temperatures climbing right through the workweek. >> cold thinking about it. thanks. and thanks for joining us on the abc 7 saturday morning news. college football is next. notre dame faces pittsburgh at heinz field. florida state battles clemson in south carolina, that will be followed by abc 7 news at 4:00 p.m. then at 5:00en machine associate at that takes on columbus and that's followed by larry biel and mike shumann. the news continues online on facebook, twitter and mobile devices with our abc 7 news app. thanks for spending your morning with us. make it a great day, everybody.

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