>> it is sunday, april 24th. good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm chris nguyen in for carolyn tyler. let's start with a quick look at the weather. here's frances dinglasan. she's in for lisa argen. hi, frances. >> hi, chris. clouds in the south and in san jose, as well. it will be a windy day, in fact a wind advisory is in effect. it starts at 3:00 this afternoon and continues until midnight. we will see winds from the northwest, about 20 to 30 miles per hour, but they can gust up to 350 miles per hour so the areas along the coast highlighted in yellow and all around the bay. that's where we need to look out for possible downed trees, possible downed powerlines that could lead to local power outages. you want to strap anything down or keep your garbage cans safe

because those could blow over as well. right now winds fairly light around the bay except they are gusting up to 25 miles per hour in half moon bay. here's a live shot. you see the winds blowing. this will get worse and pick up in the afternoon. right now temperatures are on the cool side, especially in parts of the north bay where we see clear skies. santa rosa 51. napa only 48 degrees, fairfield 49 degrees. ville the temperatures coming up, as well as the chance of rain in the accuweather seven-day forecast. chris. >> thanks, frances. without a sound a miracle of technology soared over the bay area this being would be end. solar impulse finished another leg of an unprecedented around the world flight. abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian brings us the story. >> i'm super excited! >> in crissy field people were in awe as it quietly glided through the sky. it is also the first of its kind

scientific feat. the sf2, for short, has a wingspan larger than a 747. >> a can receive perpetual flight. >> flies up during the day and gets power stored in their battery and flies back down on the energy stored. >> it's a fuel-free model. those on ground found it inspiring. >> it's huge milestone for really solar technology. >> has solar panels and now they are putting it on a plane. it's pretty incredible. nothing like being there to see it. >> this will be their ninth stop since it started its journey in march of last year. the company founder spoke with me by phone as it across the bay. >> when you tell me that people

dream. they can inspire them, i will really happy. if it can help other people, that would be fantastic. >> and that was lisa amin gulezian reporting. the pilot spoke to the media afterwards and described the experience of flying the one-of-a-kind machine. >> when you take off with a solar airplane and you fly for several days and several nights, you are in another world. you are in a world of concentration, of purpose, of harmony, of respect. >> he and his co-pilot will recharming their batteries before beginning the next is step. the journey. >> a 25-year-old man was rescued in the water near san francisco's cliff house after high surf swept him away. a team. firefighters and beach two pagan troll rescuers brought the man to safety near the great highway. victim survived the encounter.

fire department said the man was able to wade closer to short but it took the help of the fire department, the beach lifeguards and coast guard to bring him back safely. >> it's been extremely dangerous conditions this season. it's always dangerous but we had an el nino and we had a lot of high surf advisories almost every weekend. >> the fire department says beach goers have underestimated the strength of the waves until it's too late. >> a special mass today for the two 17-year-old boys who disappeared last weekend from ocean beach. the rescue and search was called after after the two were separated by their friends by the treacherous surf. a special mass will be held to the add saint the katheryn of sienna. a big fire raced through an electronics recycling center in

gilroy last night. this video shows how intense it was. broke out around 6:00 last night on meat tech building. you can see the smoke pouring from the visibility that was visible for miles. sky hd was overhead showing crews hitting hotspots with water. the fire was brought under control within an hour and a half, but investigators are still trying to determine how many damage it caused. oakland firefighters rescued a man inside this home that caught fire yesterday morning. we are told a man was trapped inside on the second story, but firefighters were able to use the ladder to bring him down safely. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >> a stretch of sacramento street is back in operation after crews patched a large sinkhole. yesterday afternoon workers poured concrete into the crevasse. a broken sewer pipe caused the street to cave in on thursday.

the crews spent two days fixing it. a death toll from the massive earthquake in ecuador is now at 654 people with hundreds more missing. one of the bay area's leading seismic experts is flying there to help assess the damage. he spoke with sergio quintana, who also talked with the bay area couple who survived the earthquake. >> seismic expert is on his way to lend his expertise to the effort. >> one of the most important aspects of an event like this is a damage assessment. in many cases the government just can't handle that because it's a widespread earthquake. >> these are pictures from two residents were there when the quake struck. >> it lasted 49 seconds and some people said it was 65 seconds. it didn't end. we were on the streets and it was continuing to roll. >> alice and bill were vacationing there.

then they started helping with the relief efforts. >> this is the supplies that we put together. >> this is video they shot on their phones of community volunteers and other tourists helping put together care packages for residents. >> if felt so good to be able to help. that's one of the things when you are in the middle of such a mass tragedy you want do something. so it really felt good how help. >> i wish we could do more. i wish people could accepted -- send money to them because even if you send $5 it means a lot to them. >> they returned home friday night. they say they are happy to be back in the bay area but ecuador is still on their minds. abc7 news. >> time now 6:07. did prince leave behind a treasure trophy of up published music, and if so, who is in charge of it and will the world ever hear it? >> the world is quite ago hear -- the world is waiting to hear the fate of the one of the most valuable music estates on earth. prince leaves behind no wife, no

children, and his last will and testament so far a mystery. >> thank you for loving. >> and he loves each and every one of you. >> the woman with the purple hair is her sister, who could be the next in line to inherit the singer's fortune. his estate estimated at $300 million and its value soaring by the day. >> "little red corvette" topping the charts again and his greatest hits number one on billboards. but the biggest up no one is what is reported to be a secret vault of songs that prince left behind. >> we could put out more work in a month than most people could do a year or more. >> a former recording engineer back in the '80s describes it as a giant room filled with private sonic pressures, all sealed behind a door locked with a large spinning wheel. prince himself rarely discussed the so-called vault but told "the view" that one way or the

other the material would eventually become public. >> one day someone will release it. i don't know that i will get to release them. >> what did his music mean to you? >> everything. power. he was a good artist the and motivator. really inspiring. >> setting aside the question of who might profit from this as yet unheard trove of prince music, one group who would unquestionably benefit, his fans. abc news, chanhassen, minnesota. >> calm outside right now, but windy ahead. >> gusts all around the area. i'll let you know what you can expect with the seven-day forecast. >> thank you. jumping for joy. next, meet the frogs and coaches view to go get into one of the largest frog jumping competitions. and the dip in the housing ma

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>> the frog jump! >> for students and staff at sutter elementary, an annual tradition on this soggy, wet, yet good friday. >> sometimes you get a good frog, sometimes a bad frog, so you never know. >> hold him up above the pad, drop him and make a lot of noise. >> the culmination for a week-long lesson on science and ecology, now the retired student -- or teacher, also known as the frog getter helped start the program in 1965 and has been running it every since. >> takes three jumps. one, two, three. wherever he lands, that's where he puts the stick. they measure it back from where he started straight down the line. >> they camped out for three days earlier this month to collect more than 150 frogs to be used in the competition. >> it's amazing. he's like the frog whisperer. they aren't using their devices or playing video games, they are

really having like an old-fashioned fun event, and they get really excited about it. >> just put a lid on it. >> he said this will be his last year at the helm, but he hopes volunteers will step up to continue the tradition. his announcement inspired alumni to come out and show their sport, including this woman who flew in from seattle to give him a hug. >> i said i have to come there. memories of my fifth grade. i'm here. >> you ask kids when we went to school what was the favorite activity for the school, and they will tell you it was the frog jump. >> a community coming together to say thank you to a man who made learning fun. the winner of the sutter frog jump moves to the calaveras county frog jump contest. in other news, the pittsburgh unified school district estimates 200 showed up for the job fair yesterday. they are trying to fill positions in science and math.

and i believe education and they are eligible for a signing bonus. teachers who graduated from the district are also eligible for the bonus. >> it's a great place to work. we have a great, diverse community. it's a booming area and affordable housing. we've been able to attract and bring on some great people here in pittsburgh. >> the district is also looking to fill other positions, like bus drivers, substitute teachers, clerical and cafeteria workers. also in pittsburgh, a ribbon-cutting ceremony for a new play structure. the park had been without a playground since 2010 when vandals destroyed it. about 60 parents came together to form the group. it assesses the city's 63 parks and determined this one was the most in need. the city council allocated $50,000 for the new play structure. bay area housing prices have certainly rebounded since the recession. but fear of another collapse in the market has been building. as abc news reporter alyssa harrington found out, bay area experts are saying they are

seeing signs of a slow down. >> on california's forever moving roller coaster, home sales in the bay area are up from last month, but down from last year. a report found a slow down in almeda county from over 11300 -- 1300 homes sold in march of 2015 to 1200 in march of 2016. numbers are also down in san francisco county where sky high prices are pushing buyers out. there's an increase in contra costa county. i asked christopher palmer, assistant professor of real estate, if this is any case a housing bubble is about to burst. >> anytime there's a flattening or softening, people wants to say this is the beginning of the send and it's really hard to know that, but it doesn't seem like that at this point. >> the realtor said that is not unusual. the inventory is low. >> coming up january, february, march they tend to go down. they come up in the spring and around august, september they will starting to down again. it's typical.

>> the study also finds 1.4% growth in median home prices, the smallest gain in years. homes are on the market a new -- few weeks longer than usual. he said there's a reason for that. >> buyers are wanting to still get a bargain. when they are looking at prices these aren't jumping on a price right away. >> how much are moments going for these days? the median price last month $643,000. in berkeley, alyssa harrington. abc7 news. >> runners are getting ready for the big sur is international marathon. the hardest part of the race the runners say is keeping their eyes on the road because of the fantastic scenery along highway 101. the first runners start in about 30 minutes. time now is 6:17. frances, i'm sure the runners are breathing a sigh of relief

that the winds will hold off for now in terms of the -- you know, how hard it's going to be, like later this afternoon. >> yeah. especially along the coast. that's where the winds will pick up and that's where we have a wind advisory right now. it's pretty calm and also cool and cloudy, especially for runners and it will be comfortable for them this morning. here's a look at live doppler 7hd showing cloudy conditions toward the sunny part of the bay area from sfo down toward san jose and into hospital ray where it's clear now is in the north bay like santa rosa and that's where we are seeing the cooler numbers. from sutro we are looking out at golden gate bridge. a beautiful day, but hold open to your hats. right now temperatures in san francisco, 53. oakland 54. mountain view 55, as well as san jose and morgan hill 52 and half moon bay at 354 degrees. the time we are looking from the east bay out towards the bay bridge and the new span in san francisco. here's what you need to know. it will be very gusty this

afternoon and this evening. windy again tomorrow. although not as bad. then a chance of rain midweek. i'll show thaw forecast animation in just a little bit. so here are the wind gusts this morning. you will notice they start to pick up. the areas of yellow show you the stronger wind gusts and even into orange by 3:00 this afternoon. the wind advisory take place and we will see 37 miles per hour point reyes, each 20 miles per hour in san jose. still breezy, as well, farther inland like livermore at 17. winds will pick up and be the strongest along the coast around 7:00 to 8:00 tonight, even into 10:00 where we will see 43 miles per hour in point reyes, 46 half moon bay and 22 miles per hour in oakland. the wind advisory does expire at about 12:00 tonight. but we could see gusts up to 50 miles per hour. now the forecast animation also shows the clouds just sliding through the bay area from the north and then clearing out by tonight. so we will see some cooler overnight temperatures with those clear skies.

so today a breezy day with temperatures mainly in the 60s. in fact, it's only going to be 63 in san francisco. 65 in richmond. napa 68, as well as in san jose with some of those clouds passing through. overnight lows in the 40s and cooler, as well, in some of the valleys, especially the north bay like napa at 42, santa rosa 42 and morgan hill, as well. milder along the coast and around bait with 48 in san francisco and 48 in san mateo. here's our chance of rain. just to give you an idea. i think the rain chances are actually dropping. now i'm giving you the 30% chance on wednesday. and the forecast animation shows the areas of light green, the rain passing through in pockets around maybe the coast and parts of the north bay. then clearing out by thursday. here's a look at the week ahead in san jose. we've got that chance of rain wednesday. notice hour temperatures are a little bit below normal dipping into wednesday. but then we are going to see a

land breeze pick up friday and into saturday where numbers will be warming up inland into the 80s. so here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. just lookout for windy conditions today, tomorrow, possible chance of rain on wednesday, and then warmer and sunnier with an offshore no next weekend and temperatures into the 80s, above average. >> all right, lisa -- oh, i'm so used to saying lisa. i looked right at you and said lisa. frances, thank you. [laughter] >> it might be the most analyzed ankle in the world right now. will steph curry take to the court in game four in

>> after a tough loss in game three the warriors hope to bounce back today against the rockets. but will they have their mvp back? mike shumann is in houston and got some answers. >> that's the plan. still get some treatment and do what i need to do to get ready for the game. go out and warm up. and as long as it continues to feel like it does right now and not have any setbacks after practice today, i should be good. >> the head coach steve kerr was pleased with steph's progress

after a full scrimmage and practice. >> i think he will be fine. it's hard to tell how many minutes he will play, how well he will play, who knows, but he has a lot of confidence in his game, and i think the last two days have given him confidence in his body, and that's important. >> steph's rhythm and conditioning will be the rust factor in game four. >> it's possible i will be able to focus on my second wind pretty quick tomorrow. i don't foresee that being an issue going forward. >> and you will gauge his conditioning throughout the game? keep an eye on that also? >> yeah, yeah, the conditioning and the rhythm after being off that long, it's an issue. but we will monitor that. and steph doesn't take too long to get his rhythm back usually, so i think he will be fine. >> there's always the kernel the kernel reinjure the ankle

come back too soon. >> it's stable. no swell or anything so i can do everything i need to do. >> looks like all systems are going for steph to play against the rockets in game four on sunday. reporting in houston, mike shumann, abc7 sports. >> abc7 is the only place where you can see the warriors and rockets in game four of the western conference playoffs. tipoff is today at 12:30 p.m.. after that join sports director blairry beil and sports director mike shumann appear the game. shu will be live in houston with the players and larry will be in the studios. we want to see your excitement for the warriors. thanks to everyone who have already shared your pictures with us. post it with facebook or instagram or facebook with the #dubs on 7. and you may see your picture on air or online.

>> five big presidential primaries are two days away. how the candidates are preparing

>> thanks for joining us, i'm chris nguyen. we are starting this half-hour with a quick look at the

weather. frances dinglasan is in for lisa argen. the wind is the story of the day? >> yeah. winds will pick up this afternoon and evening. right now live doppler 7hd showing us clear witnesses here and then cloudier toward the south the bay and in san jose. a windy day ahead with a wind advisory in effect starting at 3:00 this afternoon. it goes on until midnight. the areas highlighted in yellow around the coast and around bait is where we could see gusts up to 40, 50 miles per hour. this does mean possible downed trees, downed powerlines and that could lead to local power outages. be prepare if you are in those areas. current winds now are still pretty calm around the bay. just gusting up to 25 miles per hour at half moon bay. that's where we will see the winds kick up this afternoon. here's a look from our roof camera. you look out over the pier. temperatures mild in the 50s and even 40s out there.

napa 48 and fairfield 49 and livermore currently at 53 degrees. i'll have the accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. >> frances, thank you. in the race for the white house, five big primaries are just two days away. all the candidates are hard at work campaigning. donald trump is addressing comments about who he really is. abc mary bruce has the story. >> if i acted presidential, i guarantee you that this morning i wouldn't be here. >> not exactly changing his tone. >> gop frontrunner donald trump on the trail in connecticut addressing comments from his campaign suggesting his over the top rhetoric is just an act. >> the when he's on the stagers projecting an image that's for that purpose. >> in an audio, he promised republican officials the billionaire will tone things down but the candidate doesn't seem to be on board with that plan. >> you know, i sort of don't like toning it down.

>> his supporters seem split. >> he seems authentic. >> permanently hoping that he looks more presidential than he has in the past because i like what he stand for but i don't like the way he's been saying it. >> and meanwhile his rival, ted cruz, accusing him of lying. >> what is amazing donald is telling us he's lying to us. >> can you describe what you mean by that? >> frontrunner hillary clinton sitting down with voters face-to-face. >> i look forward to seeing you as president. >> well, with your help. with your help we will get there. >> for bernie sanders, -- stumping in misdemeanor. one of five states heading to the polls on tuesday. >> and on tuesday the people of maryland can say it is time for a political revolution. a [applause] >> win or lose, he's vowing to stay in the race until the end. >> mary bruce, abc news, bridgeport, connecticut. >> hill had chin is getting footer support from a surprise

person, charles coach. the billionaire businessman. speaking with johnathan carle, he said bill clinton was a better president than george w. bush and it's possible hillary could be better too. >> is it possible another clinton could be better than another republican this time around? >> it's possible. >> you can't see yourself supporting hillary clinton, could you? >> well, i -- her -- we would have to believe her actions will be quite different than her rhetoric, let me put it that way. overseas president obama discovered shakespeare in london, played in golf and hosted an event with young people. terry maran is traveling with the president and has the story. >> 400 years to the day since shakespeare died and there was president obama taking in a little bit of hamlot at the famous globe theater. another stop on what has become

a quick visit to our closest ally. and this iconic moment, president and little prince george, the future king, eye to eye. when the obamas came for contact tails and dinner with the young royals at the kensington palace. president was still buzzing about it. >> nothing was going to stop me from wishing happy birthday to her majesty and meeting george, who was adorable. >> at a town hall with young people, one person coming out in public telling the president they don't fit into any gender category. >> i'm getting emotional. i'm so sorry. >> i'm incredibly proud of the steps it sounds like you have already taken. >> this morning president obama is in germany. he landed a short time ago after ending his visit to britain. miss primary objective is to complete a transatlantic trade deal between the u.s. and the european union. the president will open the world's largest technology trade

fair and then meet later today with the german chancellor for lunch to talk about security. when coincidence approaches the bench. you may remember a chance reunion between a judge and prisoner back in june. you the pair remembered each other from years ago in middle school. but as john explains, there's a new chapter to the story. >> a tale of two encounters. the first one captured on a courtroom camera. the judge, her name is mindi, before her arthur booth charged with burglary. suddenly she has a glimmer of recognition. you see that smile? and then she asks -- >> did you go to nautulus middle school? >> oh, my goodness. >> yep, they were kids together here at miami beach's nautilus middle school. two kids in school photos who both showed promise but then author's life went wrong. >> i'm sorry to see you here, i always wondered what happened to you, sir. this is the nicest kid from middle school. >> drug addiction. l.a. in and out of prison seemed to hit him all at once,

the path his life had taken. the video was watched millions of time since then, which was back in june, but now we will see if this video also catches on because the other day booth was released from jail. his family was there, and so was the judge. and at this, their second encounter, she had a message for him. >> you are going to do something good for somebody else. that's what you are going going to do. >> call it a pledge to do better for old-time's sake. abc news, washington a >> a groundbreaking surgery in san francisco. next, meet the man who flew across the country so doctors could attempt to move a joint from one part of his body to another. first as we head to break, a live look outside from our golden gate bridge camera. frances dinglasan will have your full accuweather forecast in just a few minutes.

look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from your milk, is delicious. mmmm, yoplait. >> dan harris joins us from new york to tell us what is coming up on "good morning america." >> breaking overnight a shooting at a high school prom in wisconsin. three people hurt, two students. fortunately no fatalities but the question is what provoked the rampage. the latest details coming up. and plus prince's closest family and friends gathering for a private memorial service while fans gather to are a larger memorial. this as the cause of death moves

forward. and on a lighter note, beyonce is back. she premiered her latest work as a visual album on hbo overnight. we will tell you about it coming up on gma. see you soon. >> happening today, you have a chance to see the trophy of the second largest global soccer event in the world. and here it is. the trophy seen here in san francisco yesterday. goes to the winner of this year's copa america's centenario. you can see it today at ayala stadium. the trophy is on a national tour to promote the tournament. it begins with a game between the u.s. and columbia in june. i've been to ayala stadium when its windy before and it's not fun. >> have the jackets handy today. it's not too bad right now. we have is a live shot in santa cruz where it's currently 51 degrees. temperatures will be warming up to 65 today. but with the wind advisory in effect, we are going to see

gusts reaching up to 40, 50 miles per hour all along our coasts. i'll have the details and the accuweather seven-day forecast with a chance of rain coming up. >> frances, thank you. also ahead, the giants get an early start to scoring yesterday against the marlins. pitch he were jake peavy helps the cause. we will

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you can see the camera shaking a bit. indicating wind right now. frances is in this morning and she will have the seven-day forecast in a little bit. the in sports, as shu mentioned earlier, steph curry is expected to play today in game four against the rockets. abc7 is the only place you can see it. tipoff today is at 12:30 p.m.. in baseball both the a's and giants scored early in their games yesterday. here's rick quan with all the highlights in this morning's sports report. >> good morning. look for steph curry to be back in the line-up this afternoon when the warriors take on the rockets in game four. few took the loss in game three harder has been draymond green. he scored just 9 points, making three of the nine shots from the floor and he dribbled it off his foot in the closing second to end any chance of a miracle victory. he can't wait to get back on the court.

>> it was frustrating, but i'm definitely ready to get back out there. >> generally when we've lost we've bounced back really well and played not only hard, but intelligently. i think we need to play more intelligently than we did in game three, and i think we will. >> we had a lot of turnovers and a lot of jumbo possessions and that fueled the offense, and especially in this building. you can't get a new life and let -- give them life and let the crowd get into the game. >> well, on friday night giants pitchers samardzija had a pair of hits and an rib. last night it was jake peavy's turn. the giants got the marlins pitcher jose hernandez for two runs in the first. buster posey singles home joe panik. beefy would get the win, but did give up this run-scoring triple in the third. peach viola allowed just two runs on seven hits over seven

innings. in the fourth with the bates loaded, beefy helps himself. made it 2-1 in san francisco. they tacked on two more in the seventh after the triple. and san francisco wins 7-2. they will try to complete a three-game sweep later today. the a's and a few of their fans were in toronto. oakland got off to a fast start. mark canna ripped a solo shot in the fourth inning. -- the first inning. three of the four hits have been home runs, but that lead would not last long n the second, josh donaldson san takes chris deep for the three-run bomb that made it 5-1. troy also had two hits. toronto wins 9-3. it's the a's first road loss this season. the golf club is hosting the l about lpga swinging skirts classic. pace and young choi are both 7-under for the tournament.

this is choi request the long bird did deput on 17. they are headed to the final round. that's sports for sunday morning. i'm rick quan. enjoy the game. >> 6:49 is our time. frances, you are keeping an eye on a wind advisory today? >> yes. we will see strong gusts all around the bay and along the coast. if you are heading outdoors tonight, you will need a jacket with you. here is a look at live doppler 7hd. clear skies over the north bay. clouds are pushing south. still clouds south but that will clear as well. we are looking out toward the golden gate bridge and temperatures in the 50s for the most part. cooler in some of the valleys

and maybe in 409's. san francisco 53, oakland 54, mountain view and san jose both at 55. and morgan hill at 53 degrees and half moon bay at 54 degrees. from the east bay we are looking out from emeryville towards the bay bridge. it's going to be a very gusty average and evening. windy again tomorrow, but not as windy as today. then a chance of rain midweek. i'll show you the latest forecast animation. so here's the forecast for the wind gusts. you will notice along the coasts it will already be breezy, but by 3:00 this afternoon when the wind advisory goes into effect. we will see breezy conditions as well in san francisco. 22 miles per hour. even oakland and san jose, 19 miles per hour. the strongest winds will be between about 7:00 to 10:00 this evening for most areas, where it will reach about 43 miles per hour at point reyes and 34 miles per hour in half moon bay. notice the winds are coming from the northwest, as well. and things really don't even die

down, 11:00 p.m. tonight it will still be very breezy out there. wind advisory does expire at midnight. and notice the clouds pushing in from the northwest. we are getting the cool air. so temperatures are open the cool side. we are below average in many areas. in san jose 68 degrees the high for today. still breezy as well inland. very windy at the coast with 59 in half moon bay, 63 san francisco and 66 degrees in oakland with a clearer skies overnight and temperatures were going to cool down into the h.'s. so with he will be cool in oakland and fremont the 46. look for 42 in napa tomorrow morning, as well as in morgan hill. milder in san mateo and san francisco at 48 degrees. here's a look at the chance of rain for the week ahead. so it was dry the next few days, but there's a chance of rain on wednesday. a 30% chance right now. so let's go with the latest model. the areas of light green show where we could see some light rain on the north bay but some areas night not get any rain at

all. thursday we are waking up to sunny skies. here's look at the week ahead. temperatures, for example, in san jose, the average high is 72. we are below average and look at the climb wednesday with the chance of rain all the way into saturday. we are going to see a land breeze and warm winds, so that means the accuweather seven day forecast will see some 80s return to inland areas where we will be well above average. so look for temperatures to be slightly below normal into wednesday and just have that jacket ready because it's going to be a windy day today. hang on to your hats, and tomorrow as well. >> the always-changing bay area forecast. >> yeah. microclimates everywhere. >> frances, thank you. a texas man is recovering in san francisco after a groundbreaking surgery. doctors at ucsf transplanted a joint from one part of his body to another so he can use his arm again. and as abc7's cheryl jennings reports, the unusual surgery was the patient's own idea.

>> for ritchie cook, holding his young nephew on his lap is a struggle. the car accident shattered the elbow in his right arm and destroyed the function in his left. he approached his doctor with an idea. what if we take this bone from this elbow and use it in this elbow? >> reggie's doctor contacted a former colleague, lisa, an orthopaedic surgeon at ucsf with the idea of transplanting his undamaged elbow from the arm that didn't work to the one that could. >> i said, well, i don't think that's been done before, but all of the component parts have been done before, so let me think about it. so if we moved -- >> the doctor began with ct scans that were turned into specialized 3d computer models. they allowed doctors to carefully plot out the potential surgery. after deciding it was possible. she assembled a team of plastic

surgeons and experts in vascular surgery. >> it was like a ballet going on. everybody knew their part, everybody did exactly what they should do at exactly the right moment. >> over the next 11 hours two teams worked in tandem, taking care to preserve muscle surrounding tissues and blood vessels. they severed the bones on either side of the working elbow and began transplanting it to his right arm, carefully reconstructing the tendons and reorienting the bones to fit. >> everything is mirror image and backwards so that was going to be the challenging parts. how do we hook up the bones that are backwards. >> the this was the result. reggie is still able to move his hand and fingers. blood flow in his right arm is also normal. the hope now is when the joint heels he will be able to lift objects with his right arm and possibly much more. >> oh, my independence, i can't wait to be independent.

>> and potentially rebuild his life with the help of a groundbreaking surgery. cheryl jennings, abc7 news. >> and there's a chance could gain a different kind of mobility on his left side as well. they left enough bone on that side to possibly fit him with a prosthetic arm an the future. >> next, a pastor made a half court shot at a sacramento kings game ear

>> here are the winning numbers from last night's $251 million power ball draw. nobody picked all six, so wednesday night's jackpot soars to $282 million. heap are the winning numbers from last night's $17 million soup to aer lotto plus drawing. nobody picked all six in that drawing either so wednesday's prize goes up to $18 million. a sacramento pastor who showed skills on the basketball court also showed moves for the community. earlier this month at a sacramento kings game he casually won a half-court shot to win a new car. he decided he would rather support worthy causes than keeping the car, so he raffled it off raising $15,000. it went to the nonprofit hoops to hope.

>> highs today on the cooler side is. mainly in the 60s with windy conditions. ears the accuweather seven-day forecast. still windy tomorrow. temperatures drop into gains where we have a chance of showers and then they climb right back up into the 80s for next weekend with more sunshine, as well. >> all right. thank up. thanks for joining us on the abc7 sunday morning news. for carolyn and lisa, i'm chris nguyen alongside frances dinglasan. the news continues now on all your mobile devices with our abc7 news app. "good morning america" is next. abc7 news continues at 9:00 a.m. we will see you then.

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