's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find, but you know you're gonna love it. >> announcer: good morning bay area. let's get up and get going. it's saturday, september 10th. good morning and thanks for waking up with us. i'm chris nguyen. let's go to meteorologist frances dinglasan. >> hi, everyone. we'll start with doppler 7. gray clouds through san francisco and into san jose. things will be changing. a live view from the east bay hills shows coastal clouds into the bay. by 9:00 a.m. we'll hang on to partnershi patchy clouds. by 4:00 a.m., cloudy at the beaches. inland numbers will hit the low 90s. around the bay, t-shirt and

shorts weather. at the coast, unfortunately still near 60 degrees. this evening sunset is at 7:24. it's going to be a gorgeous night out with clear conditions at 7:00 p.m. there is a temperature tumble coming up and i'll have that shortly. chris? >> frances, thank you. a 4-year-old boy is dead and a woman under arrest for felony dui. the child was in the back seat of a disabled vehicle in san ramon. >> reporter: the boy was pulled from the mangled wreckage of his mother's car. the family was waiting for gas on the right hand side of the roadway near the bollinger canyon road exit. around 6:20, the california highway patrol received the call that a white toyota sequoia is

slammed into the back of the stalled car. paramedics transported two other children from the car as well. a 12-year-old boy and a nearly 2-year-old girl were taken to children's hospital in oakland but are okay. the mother is currently being treated at john muir medical center. the family says she has a broken back, ribs, and other severe injuries. the driver of the suv was also transported for her injuries but no word on her condition. chp shut down the lanes to investigate but by 9:00, all lanes have reopened. katie utehs, abc 7 news. 18-year-old ilayshia mccoy died after being shot to death on monday. mccoy had been going to the teen center since seventh grade. mourners wrote notes to her and talked about the positive person

she had become and were looking forward to seeing her as a mom. >> she truly wanted to succeed in life. i know that she had a lot of dreams and aspirations about being with her daughter. >> it hurts. i was really looking forward to be able to hold the child at some point. >> mccoy had plans to become a mentor at the peacekeepers and talked about maybe becoming a police officer. criminal charges have been filed against more than half a dozen east bay officers for their involvement in that widespread police sex scandal. five of the men charged are or were oakland police officers. another worked at livermore police and another was in the contra costa sheriff's office. the range of charges include lewd acts in a public place, engaging in an prostituti prostitution, and obstruction of justice. abc 7 news report elissa harrington has more. >> we left no stone unturned. >> reporter: after a months long

investigation, scouring thousands of texts, pictures, and facebook messages, seven bay area cops will be charged in a sex scandal. the woman at the center of the case, a teenager known as celeste guap who district attorney nancy malloy calls "miss a." >> the actions of a few have really shown a very negative light on the hard working men and women who come to work every day as police officers. >> reporter: five of those being charged are linked to the oakland police department. officer brian bunton, for felony obstruction of justice and engaging in prostitution. warit uttapa, for searching for data without permission. giovanni loverde for felony oral copulation with a minor. tyrell smith will be charged for making searches without permission. and leroy johnson, for failing to report sexual misconduct against a minor. also charged, ricardo perez at the sheriff's office and dan black of livermore pd.

both have resigned. o'malley says there's evidence some officers had sexual encounters with the victim in other counties where she has no jurisdiction. >> we are waiting to see what the outcome of that investigation is and we'll make our own evaluation. >> reporter: in a statement the president of the oakland police officers association says the actions of a few are disappointing. elissa harrington, abc 7 news. oakland's mayor released a statement saying, it's clear that consequences of poor judgment and bad behavior can end careers and shatter lives. the oakland police department is holding another forum to hear from the public on what they see in the city's next police chief. oakland has been without a chief since june, when the former chief resigned followed in quick order by the two appointed chiefs. in all, three chiefs in eight

days. deputy chief david downing is now acting assistant chief. today's forum is at 12:00 p.m. at the high school on myrtle avenue. a former san francisco 49er, bruce miller, made a court appearance yesterday. he's facing felony assault charges after he allegedly beat up a 70-year-old man and his 29-year-old son. the 4ers released miller from the team earlier this week. abc 7 reporter melanie woodrow has the story. >> reporter: bruce miller would not talk about what led to his arrest. do you remember what happened that night? do you want to say anything? >> i'm just not at liberty to talk about it right now. there's an investigation going on. >> reporter: sundays are for the boys, miller posted to instagram over the weekend. 11:50 sunday night, a manager at a restaurant said miller tried to take customers' food. a woman gave us this cellphone video. >> you're tripping, dude.

we're just trying to be here. >> reporter: a manager escorted him out. >> we don't even know who you are. we have no issue. keep on keeping on. >> reporter: he allegedly tried to get into a 70-year-old's room at the marriott. when the man's son told miller he had the wrong room, miller allegedly charged at him, then punched and assaulted his 70-year-old father with a cane. >> this is a major embarrassment, not only were they visiting the city and unfortunately convivictimized, this is a clear case of elder abuse. >> reporter: video captured him later. his forehead was blooded. a motion to increase his $178,000 bail was denied. the court ordered miller to stay away from the victims. his arraignment was moved to november. in san francisco, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. a san francisco woman is in jail this morning after police say she slammed her skateboard

into the back of an officer's head, cracking his helmet. monday night police said 21-year-old rear have a rideout attacked the officer at fifth and mission. he was standing at his bike. she walked up and swung her skateboard at his head. after being head, he was able to grab the suspect. he was treated for injury but not seriously hurt because of the bicycle helmet. the police expo will continue following the arrest of two dozen protesters yesterday. abc 7 news was there in pleasanton as the demonstrators chained themselves together on friday. other protesters blocked traffic. the conference trains police to prepare for disasters. demonstrators want the event stopped. they say it militarizes police and is a factor in deadly police shootings. >> we believe that true safety comes from building up community resources and practices, alternatives to policing. >> it's hard for me to understand why you wouldn't want police, fire, paramedics to be

properly trained for critical sites like an earthquake, like a disaster, like a terrorist attack. >> after the arrest, the group took their protest to the county jail where the 23 are being held. the biggest question about monday night's 49ers regular season opener isn't what the final score will be. instead, many wonder who will join colin kaepernick in kneeling during the national anthem. his protest continues to rile fans but it's getting traction at the niners' compound in santa clara. here is david louie with more. >> reporter: colin kaepernick's protest is gaining support on the field. the team's ceo jed york is donating $1 million to address social injustice. what could be a divisive authority issue has become, as coach chip kelly puts it, something positive. >> i think any time there's conversation about injustice in

this country, it's a positive thing. now instead of a conversation, taking it a step further, like both colin and jed has done. >> reporter: where does this leave fence sitters? >> he's done a great job with keeping it personal. no one has said anything. we'll just stay focused on what's important, that's winning games. >> reporter: marshall need thursday night, costing him an endorsement deal. eric reid says that's the risk for taking a stand. >> i feel like i'm doing something bigger. it's bigger than money. i don't care if i lose an endorsement. i wouldn't be worried about it. >> reporter: reid says the protest now needs to focus on action. >> we would like to see go on the legislative side, if there can be some type of policy to help make the relationship

between the community and police officers, whatever the issue is, better. >> reporter: in santa clara, david louie, abc 7 news. monday is a special day here on abc 7. the new show "right this minute" premiers at 3:00 p.m. followed by an early edition of "world news tonight "and abc 7 news at 4:00. "dancing with the stars" is on early because at 7:00 p.m., we'll begin the abc 7 49ers pregame show. their regular season opener is live right here on abc 7 monday night. meter frances dinglasan is in for lisa argen. frances, we're off to a cool start. >> in the 50s right now, and gray. a live shot shows overcast conditions, but plenty of sunshine this afternoon except at the coast. i'll have all the details, coming up. and the federal government

is taking extraordinary steps to keep consumers safe from a popular smartphone that's prone to exploding. we'll explain. longing for silence. the north bay's newest train line is causing a stir. this is the new comfort food. and it starts with foster farms simply raised chicken. california grown with no antibiotics ever. let's get comfortable with our food again.

welcome back, everyone. time right now is approaching 8:15. a live look outside from our golden gate bridge camera. you can see the fog is out covering the top half of the bridge. frances returns in a little bit with the full accuweather forecast. last night in san luis obispo a candlelight vigil was held in memory of 19-year-old kristin smart, who disappeared in may of 1996. last week sheriff's officials launched a new dig and found what they called several items of interest. smart retains a strong pull on the community. there is a memorial in her name in the park overlooking the ocean. the consumer product safety commission announced that anyone with a samsung galaxy note 7 should turn it off and stop using it immediately. as abc 7 news reporter katie

marzullo explains from san jose, this follows dozens of fires and explosions. >> it was very surprising to me how quick the dash caught on fire. once it got the dash here, it started exploding. >> reporter: nathan says his samsung galaxy note 7 was charging in his jeep cherokee when it caught fire. the consumer product safety commission now telling note 7 owners to power down their phone immediately. don't charge it, don't use it. >> this is one of their flagship, high end phones. >> reporter: this bay area technology analyst says not all note 7s are the arit risk. >> it's only on some of them, because not all the batteries came from the same factory. >> reporter: still, he says, no reason to take a chance. samsung is offering replacements or refunds. the cspc is working with samsung on an official recall.

this phone salesman says it's rare for phones to catch fire even when they overheat. >> different manufacturers have different ways of dealing with the batteries. for the most part, safety mechanisms are built in. >> reporter: the faa asked travelers to not turn on or charge their note 7s in flight or to put them in a checked bag. in san jose, katie marzullo, abc 7 news. a mattress store in texas has decided to close indefinitely after spoofing 9/11 in one of its ads. >> what better way to remember 9/11 than with a twin tower sale? oh, my god! we'll never forget. >> miracle mattress in san antone antonio faced a the owner says the manager of the store made the video without his knowledge. both have apologized, agreeing it was tasteless.

some residents in the north bay are longing for the sound of silence. a new commuter rail line has been testing trains on the tracks, and testing horns. but now the loud sound is testing the patience of many. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard has the story from san rafael. >> reporter: a test run of the new smart train comes with all the bells and whistles and a loud horn. some neighbors even have their own impression. >> woooohhh! it's very deep, like a freight train. >> reporter: she lives in a mobile home park adjacent to the train tracks. >> it seems to be day and night. it makes no difference. it will wake you up. >> reporter: smart says it was testing the trains at night but only temporarily. a spokesperson says, our horn is between 96 and 98 decibels, on

the lower end of the spectrum. it's all about safety and it's a community conversation. >> we're stuck with the train. we don't want to be stuck with the noise. >> reporter: relief is coming. both novato and san rafael have established quiet zones at crossings, restricting engineers from sounding horns unless there is an emergency or a train leaves the station. >> we'll still hear the bells and the whistles at the gate. other than that, we'll be happier. >> reporter: smart starts moving commuters later this year. eileen may finally hang up her impression. >> wooohhhh! >> reporter: cornell barnard, abc 7 news. best sound bite this morning. good morning, i'm abc 7 meteorologist frances dinglasan. gray skies and clouds along the peninsula coast filling into the bay. more clouds in san jose with a live shot. temperatures are mainly in the 50s for the most part. san francisco, 55.

oakland, 58. mountain view has hit 60 early on. san jose, 59. morgan hill and half moon bay currently at 54 degrees. you'll see clouds over the golden gate bridge and temperatures in the north bay are on the cool side. santa rosa, 52. napa and novato, fairfield in the mid-50s. concord and livermore climbing into the upper 50s. in the east bay hills, we're above those clouds. we'll see sunshine later on today, especially if you're not at the coast. temperatures will be bouncing up just a few degrees today. up today, down tomorrow. then sharply cooler by monday. so heads up for that. more seasonal late next week. here is what you can expect for this much cooler monday. our average high in san francisco is 70. on monday, it will be 60. in oakland, average 74. it will be 64. and san jose, the average of 83. well, it's going to be about 73. just get ready for that and have a jacket handy. it's going to be cool at the coast. half moon bay at 61 degrees.

san francisco, 64. oakland will be 70 today. we're actually near seasonal today, then warm inland. antioch one of the warmest, 92 for you there. wine country will be comfortable, grab a hat, plenty of sunshine for you, the high 79 this afternoon. here is a pretty view from the santa cruz beach boardwalk. we're looking at those great conditions. this afternoon, santa cruz will get a bit of a break from coastal clouds. they'll hit 70. most areas will be cool with a sea breeze of about 20 miles per hour. that's why temperatures there will mainly stay in the low 60s throughout the day. and also folks are heading to the mountain view art and wine festival. it's going to start off in the low 70s at 11:00. then by 7:00 this evening, things will cool down as well. the high will be in the upper 70s today. then you notice tomorrow just a little bit cooler, in the mid-70s. but also you'll need the sunscreen there. and temperatures will be kind of perfect in the t-shirt and

shorts weather area for the festival. the week ahead for livermore, for example today's high will be 90. look how temperatures just tumble into monday. we'll be 15 degrees cooler, well below our average high of 87. then notice we start to climb back up by the end of the next workweek. the accuweather seven-day forecast, enjoy the slight bump in temperatures. morning fog, a warmer afternoon. the cooling trend starts again on sunday. now, monday we'll start off with some drizzle. and the very breezy afternoon as the weather system passes to our north. that's why we'll be so cool on monday, which will continue into tuesday morning with some drizzle. notice we'll still be below normal on wednesday. and then slowly warming back up, and hopefully warmer and milder for next weekend as well. >> enjoy the weekend while it's here. frances, thanks. just ahead, exploring the link between autism and genetics.

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summit and lava is also flowing into the ocean to the east. this current eruption began in january of 1983. uc davis researchers are recruiting families for a new study that could unlock answers about the potential link between autism and genetics. the key now is getting enough participants. the study aims to recruit 50,000 families to get a bigger sample which researchers say would help them gain a better understanding of what triggers autism. families can enroll online and then mail their saliva collection kits to a lab. their dna is then analyzed stored for a study. >> once we understand the causes, we can work on more tayltai tailored treatments. >> researchers say they hope the study will solve mysteries about autism. still to come, 15 years after 9/11, the country pauses

to remember the victims of the attack. plus watch as a city council candidate interrupts a press conference.

>> announcer: live where you live. this is abc 7 news. it's great to have you with us this morning. i'm chris nguyen. we're starting this half hour

with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist frances dinglasan in for lisa argen. hi, frances. >> hi, chris and everyone. we're tracking low clouds with live doppler 7 along the peninsula coast and into the bay. we'll zoom in and you'll find it's clear now in san ramon and concord. that's where we're starting to see some sunshine. live shot of walnut creek. you can see the clouds are off in the distance. clearer inland right now. you can expect patchy clouds sticking around in the next hour. mostly sunny for everyone by noon. by 4:00 we'll still see clouds at the beaches. temperatures will be coming up a little bit today inland, hitting the low 90s. around the bay, comfortable and mild, in the low 70s. 60s at the coast. a pleasant evening with sunset at 7:24. if you have dinner plans, you need to know about a big cooldown coming up, chris. president obama has declared this weekend national days of prayer and remembrance. tomorrow will mark 15 years since the 9/11 terror attacks.

yesterday employees at the pentagon observed a moment of silence during a ceremony honoring the nearly 2800 people killed that day. 184 of them at the pentagon. >> to all those who lost loved ones on that day, we send our heartfelt prayers and condolences, and pledge to you that we will never forget those fallen members of our collective american family. >> this was the first of two 9/11 commemorations at the pentagon. president obama will deliver remarks at another ceremony tomorrow. ♪ god bless america ♪ land that i love nearly all 435 members of the house of representatives gathered on the u.s. capitol steps to sing "god bless america" just as they did hours after the 9/11 attacks. they also held a moment of silence.

yesterday the house passed a bill that would allow families of the victims of 9/11 to sue saudi arabia, which some worry will change longstanding international law about sovereign immunity. the new york police department is remembering its members killed on 9/11 as well as those lost due to 9/11-related illnesses. officers marched from broadway to the police officers memorial wall. 37 port authority officers and 343 members of the fire department were killed. commemorations will take place tomorrow at ground zero, at the pentagon, and in shanksville, pennsylvania, to honor 9/11 victims. they'll also take place around the bay area. look for local 9/11 remembrance events on our website, abc7news.com. the president is asking us to join him in remembering the victims of the attack. in his weekly address, he said, we stand with the survivors,

thank the first responders, and salute a generation of men and women in uniform who have helped keep us safe. he added that resilience defends us from terror. >> we cannot give in to those that would attack us. we cannot erode the fabric of our society. it's our diversity, our welcoming, our treating of everybody fairly, no matter their race, gender, ethnicity or faith. it's part of what makes our country great. >> the president added that in the 15 years since 9/11, the united states delivered justice to osama bin laden, prevented attacks, and saved lives. to politics this morning, donald trump and hillary clinton are stumping for votes in the south today, as experts say the presidential campaign na

nastiest in several generations. trump says all the angst for his support for russian autocrat vladimir putin is a big deal over nothing. >> donald trump likes putin and putin likes trump. honestly, i don't know the gentleman. but you know what, he's been nice to me. >> every day that goes by, this just becomes more and more of a reality television show. it's not a serious presidential campaign. >> at an lgbt fundraiser last night, clinton supporter barbra streisand sang a parody of "send in the clowns" and dedicated it to trump. more than 35 years after he tried to assassinate president ronald reagan, john hinckley is leaving a washington mental hospital for good. he's now 61 years old and declared not a danger to himself or anyone else. he will live full-time at his

mother's home in virginia. hinckley must find a job, continue his therapy, and not drink or use drugs. he's also barred from speaking to the press. 8:35 i the sometime. in san jose, members of the lgbt community were stunned after a city council candidate crashed their news conference they were holding to share their concerns about him. next came a showdown. we were there for it. at the billy defrank lgbt community center, a showdown. >> i can tell you that i haven't had a phone call. >> why can't you answer me? i asked you directly. this is not your press conference. >> city council candidate steve brown says he's been misunderstood and members of the lgbt community. primary to the california primary, the values advocacy council, a conservative policy group, published a voter guide in which brown said yes to

supporting legislation that would prohibit discrimination against individuals, organizations, and small businesses because of their belief that marriage is only a union of one man and one woman. brown refused to say if he supports gay marriage but did say he has no interest in exchange to take away that right. >> we need to uphold antidiscrimination. we need to stop with the hatemongering. >> as a business owner, brown says the federal government shouldn't tell him or anyone else how to run their company. however, democratic state assemblyman evan low didn't buy the explanation. >> this is an opportunity for us to highlight the positions that he has, the far radical right positions that he has. this is about accountability. >> brown calls this a smear campaign. in 2012 he was recognized by the city and police department for helping to catch a suspected bank robber. brown has been endorsed by groups such as the santa clara county republican party and the silicon valley chamber of commerce. 8:36 is our time.

apple may be shifting its strategy on its top secret autonomous car project. according to the "new york times," apple may be open to partnering with other car companies to develop an automobile that doesn't require a human driver. the company is competing with google and other firms to develop self-driving technology. but rumors have swirled that apple is designing one inside a building with blacked-out windows. the cupertino-based company would not comment on the report. still ahead, digging deep for hidden earthquakes. how all this work will help us be better prepared. first, a live look outside. alright, how's this for a tv show. sous chef. lawyer by day, prep-cook by night.

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good morning, everyone. 8:40 is our time. here say live look outside from our mt. tam camera. the tower barely visible this morning because of the clouds. we do have a nice weekend on tap, but a cooldown is on the way. frances returns in a little bit to let us know about that. scientists in the east bay are doing earthquake research by digging deep into the earth. abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom shows us how the digging will help us be better prepared for the big one. >> reporter: seismic researchers are digging deep. >> we know the hayward fault will do an awful lot of damage in the bay area.

but we don't know the exact degree. this helps us narrow it down a bit. >> reporter: they're drilling a hole that's not on the hayward fault but an adjacent one that we know far less about. >> it has the potential to behave like the fault in west napa which was thought to be effectively pretty quiet, and what we found out is it's not. >> reporter: the south napa quake was a sober reminder of why the work is being done. but the study began a year earlier. when cal state east bay imploded the seismically unsafe warren hall, they measured the shock waves with hundreds of little sensors all over the east bay. >> this gives us a 3d image, like an ultrasound image. >> reporter: now they'll do it again, with devices at the bottom of holes like this one. they plan to dig 30 holes, some as deep as 40 feet into the ground, then set off tiny explosions one at a time. >> we'll send teams out with backpacks. >> reporter: teams including

grad students from cal state east bay. >> the reward will be at the end when we get the results. >> reporter: it will give first responders a better idea where they may need to send help. >> it is well overdue that we understand this fault and similar faults like it. so better now than after the earthquake. >> reporter: in castro valley, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. frances is in for lisa. how is it looking out there? >> like sweater weather. it's gray. >> we see it right there, oh, my goodness. >> a live shot. we've got the low clouds. things will change and warm up today before another cooldown. i'll have all the details. >> looks gloomy. in sports, hunter pence gets a faceful of fence in an extra inc. marathon.

welcome back, everyone. time right now is 8:45. check out this incredible view from our east bay hills camera. we'll have a check of the full accuweather forecast with meteorologist frances dinglasan in just a little bit. a u.s. lawmaker says the expansion of yosemite national park announced this week is a violation of federal law. utah republican rob bishop says the addition of 400 acres of meadows and forestland must receive congressional approval first. he says he doesn't want to give

back the land but does want some answers. the expansion announced on wednesday is along the western side of the park. a nonprofit group bought the land from private owners and donated it to yosemite. a san francisco swimmer is attempting the longest solo swim ever recorded in california. kim chambers is swimming from sacramento to tib aron. she became the first woman to swim between the fair lawns and san francisco. it's expected to take her 48 hours to swim 93 miles. at last check she was swimming south of rio vista in the sack are a sacramento delta. the san francisco giants are sleeping in this morning after a long night in arizona. it took 12 innings but the giants finally pull it out. tomlinson singled to center. giants lead 7-6.

in the bottom of the inning, pitcher cory garden gets one out. one out later, garden is back on the mound, gets tomas to groundout and the giants win. abc 7 sports director larry beil has the lerest of this morning' sports report. >> the a's season continuing. picking it up in the third, mariners lead 1-0. the first pitch of the inning. sayonara means go back. a's try to claw their way in. rookie joey wendell with a base hit. a's down a run, they lose 3-2. the 49ers will be the last

team to kick off hosting the rams on monday night football, a game you can catch on abc 7. chip kelly may put in colin kaepernick for a series or two. frankly i don't know how this whole narrative got started, but it doesn't make a lot of sense, because he needs as many reds as possible running the offense. the fastest way to start a qb controversy is to have kap come in and do this. on top of that, this figures to be his show to run. >> one of the unique things about here is that both of our -- all three of them have that aspect, all three of them have done it in the preseason. i think sometimes teams do that, when there's a difference between the runibility of 1 and 2 and 3. >> it's only week two but i believe there's a new candidate in the heisman race who literally jumped into the picture last night.

first scrimmage, the play action fakes everybody including the cameraman. lamar jackson to james quick, and he is that, 72 yards for the touchdown. jackson ran for 199 yards. see ya. leaping over the orange defender for a touchdown right there. jackson accounted for five touchdowns total as louisville rolls 62-28. u.s. open semifinals, djokovic was so frustrated with his opponent, he started ripping his own shirt off. in the fourth, monfils has him on the run. a flick of the wrist for the winner. monfils at times was so out of whack, he appeared to stop trying. a borderline unprofessional, john mcenroe said. djokovic advances in four sets

and will play in the finals. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. if you have outdoor plans, i think you'll like this forecast, starting off with live doppler 7 showing us low clouds into the bay. things will change pretty quickly. a live shot from the exploratorium. it's currently 55 in san francisco, oakland 58, mountain view 61, san jose 69. from the east bay, we're finding a little bit of some breaks in the clouds right now. temperatures are on the cool side in parts of the north bay. santa rosa, 52. napa, novato, fairfield, all in the mid-50s. concord and livermore, climbing to the upper 50s. in san jose, you'll find more of those overcast conditions. temperatures are going to come up today, down tomorrow. and then sharply cooler for monday.

i'll tell you by how much. more seasonal late next week. here is the hour by hour cloud forecast animation. we'll see the biggest change by noontime. so 10:00, still some clouds along the bay into oakland, san leandro, maybe parts of san jose. by lunchtime pretty much all clear for everyone except at the coast. that's where they're going to stay there pretty much the whole day. that's why it's going to be cool. temperatures in half moon bay will only hit about 61. it will be breezy as well, into san francisco, 64. but nice as you head towards wine country. napa hitting 79 today. the warmest locations will be well inland or farther north. antioch, 92. san jose, perfect t-shirt and shorts weather at 82 degrees, plenty of sunshine there as well. if you're heading to san francisco, there are a lot of events. traffic will be pretty busy. you'll need to grab a jacket. the breeze will pick up this afternoon at the girl chocolate

festival. tomorrow, a few degrees cooler and also we've got the chinatown festival. here is how it plays out on monday. that's when we expect the much cooler weather, and very breezy conditions, as a weather system moves to our north. the areas in green are where we'll see a lot of 60s around the bay. and inland numbers, today we're in the 90s. by monday we're only going to be in the mid-70s. that's the areas of yellow. notice tuesday we'll still be below average. wednesday, that's when things start to bounce back. we'll see a little bit of orange, some 80s returning into the forecast. so minor warming by wednesday. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. we've got those morning clouds, a little bit of fog at the coast. a warmer afternoon with temps climbing into the low 90s around the bay. comfortable, in the upper 5770s. we start to cool down tomorrow

for everybody. and then monday is when we start off with some morning drizzle and breezy conditions in the afternoon, which means temperatures will tumble quite a bit from today and will be well below average. drizzly for tuesday morning, and then wednesday still below normal. we do start to warm back up again, and hopefully sunny, mild, and warmer into next weekend. >> did you say chocolate festival? >> yes. shall we just go over there now? >> sign me up for that. frances, thanks. coming up, a baseball fan's sugar rush.

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here are the winning numbers from last night's $111 million mega millions drawing. >> nobody matched all six so tuesday's jackpot goes up to $122 million. a little girl became an online star after going crazy for cotton candy. you can see her outrageous excitement with blue residue smeared on her face. the 3-year-old was at the seattle mariners game on wednesday. the team had fun with the video, tweet it with the caption, we're going to need some more cotton candy. it doesn't seem that long, but today marks the 40th anniversary of the san mateo transit district. in commemoration they're holding

a celebration at the fairgrounds. see historic buses, enjoy live music and even get your face painted. several food trucks will be on hand. the fun runs from 11:00 to 3:00. we've got everything for you, clouds and cooler weather at the coast. san francisco only 64. oakland is going to be warming up to 70 degrees for the afternoon a's game. inland locations will hit the low 90s. napa, 79. temperatures are coming up a little bit today. we will be cooling down again tomorrow. and then get ready for well below average temperatures on monday and of course if you want more of that seven-day, download our weather app. >> sounds good, frances, thank you. and thanks to you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i'm chris nguyen alongside frances dinglasan. the news continues online, twitter, facebook, instagram, as well as your mobile devices with the abc 7 news app. we're back for a special edition

of abc 7 news at 4:00 p.m. see you then.

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