live doppler 7 showing just a little bit of fog right there. highway 1 around pescadero. each and every day we've been getting warmer and warmer. right now we are sitting at 60 degrees in mountain view. 55 on the coast with clear conditions half moon bay. sfo, clear. 59 in concord. so your forecast today calls for numbers to warm up again with numbers in the 80s around oakland. mid-80s san jose. low 90s east of the called decot tunnel. 70s on the coast. we aren't stopping there. we will talk about the heat advisory for the second half of the weekend and triple digits arriving tomorrow. chris. >> lisa, thank you. developing news out of washington state where a gunman opened fire in a mall. the state patrol is on a massive manhunt this morning to find the shoot who are killed four women and one man. it happened just before 7:00 last night at the cascade mall in burlington. bites halfway between seattle

and the canadian border. troopers say the gunman was armed with a rifle when he shot the victims inside the macy's makeup department. this is a surveillance picture released of the suspected shooter. he ran from the mall toward interstate five. they say the area is rural and there are plenty of place force him to hide. >> still actively searching for the suspect. you have dozens of detectives behind me going absolutely over every tip, trying to determine where the suspect is at. >> the troopers say they do not know if this was a targeted shooting or random. the victims range in age from the mid-20s to elderly. police will have an update at 8:00 this morning. we sent out a push alert about the mall shooting at 8:18:00 p.m. you will being the first to know when breaking news happens. google said their self --

says a self-driving car was not at fault for the car crash that left an s.u.v. lexus badly damaged. it happened in mountain view. they said the driver of the google car went to the hospital with a sore neck. abc7 news reporter katie katie marzullo has more. >> a twitter user shared this with us. you see the passenger side of the google lexus is smashed. it happened in mountain view. in a statement the company said the other vehicle ran a red light. the statement goes on to say, quote, human error plays a role in 94% of these crashes, which is why we are developing fully self-driving technology to make our roads safer. mountain view police are investigating the crash. a spokesperson said self-driving cars are common in the city. >> our traffic officers are extremely used to seeing these vehicles out on the roads.

they drive i don't know conservatively. it will bring safety to driving in the future. >> google said in seven years only one crash involving a google car was the agreeing he will car's fault. it happened in february in mountain view at 2 miles an hour the car sideswiped a bus while trying to merge into a lane. abc7 news. >> a sex scandal has rocked a number of law enforcement agents sis throughout the bay area. it involves jasmine abuslin, who started working as a prostitute at 16. many officers are involved. the mayor did not specify the

roles the officers had in the scandal, but believes the punishment fits. >> i think most people feel like that, you know, that this has been taken care of. i mean, what else can you do? you are not going to take people out and shoot them or something. >> each officer will get a hearing before their final punishment is decided. abc7 news was in hayward yesterday as the first of seven suspected east bay officers was charged in the scandal. brian bunton pleaded not guilty to felony obstruction of justice and misdemeanor prostitution charges. two more officers face felony charges and four face misdemeanor charges. happening today, the black lives matter group plans to bike 11 miles in support of of the families of keith lamont scott and clarence crutcher. police fatally shot scott in north carolina on tuesday. a tulsa, oklahoma police officer shot and killed crutch every

last friday. it starts in oakland at 10:30. marchers hit the streets in charlotte, north carolina last night for the fourth night in a row to protest the shooting of scott. once again, they defied a city-wide curfew. also yesterday the man's wife made public the video leading up to the shooting. healther is on the ground in charlotte. >> reporter: the shooting death of keith lamont scott has shaken the city of charlotte. protesters continue to demand the release of police videos and tonight a state of emergency is still in effect. [chanting] >> as demon strattors filled the streets of charlotte for a fourth straight night, protesting the police shooting of keith lamont scott. >> he has no weapon. don't shoot him! >> we now have our first look at scotts last moments.

>> don't shoot him! don't shoot him. he ain't doing nick. >> the cell phone video taken by his wife and released by his family. >> he doesn't have a gun. he has a tbi. he's not going to do anything to you guys. he just took his medicine. >> and she's pleading with her husband to get out of the truck. >> keith, get out of the car. keith, don't you do it. don't you do it. don't you do it. keith! keith! don't you do it! [gunshots] >> did you shoot him? did you shoot him? >> his wife in shot shock as her husband lies mortgagely shooted. >> did y'all call the police -- i mean, did y'all call an ambulance? >> they said this shows he was armed. but another angle shows what may be the same object, far from the body. the police cleve resisting calls to release police video of the shooting. >> if i were to put it out

indiscriminantly and it doesn't give you good context, it can inflame the situation. >> the bureau of investigation said charlotte police do have the authority to release the video. they say local officials are actively discussing whether or not they will release it. abc news, charlotte. and one more note from north carolina. both hillary clinton and donald trump announced that they have cancelled plans to visit charlotte. this comes after pleas from charlotte's mayor. she said resource necessary thecy of stretched too thin a reminder you can watch the first presidential debate monday night here on abc7. the coverage starts at 6:00 p.m., followed by dancing with the stars at 8:00 and a special addition of abc7 news at 9:00. jeopardy and wheel will be at 10:00 and 10:30. and that's all followed by abc7 news at 11:00. 6:07 is the time. lisa, you are track being a warmup on the way? >> yes. the clefted temperatures are right around san ramon in the

low 50s. mountain view is 60 degees and, yes, even warmer today by 5 to 10 degrees but the heat advisory kicks in tomorrow. heat peaks on monday. i'll have all the details. and the red flag warning for the north bay coming up. >> thanks, lisa. also ahead, saying farewell to san francisco icon. paying respect to powerbroker rose pak. and two brothers accused in more than a dozen times and who they are acc

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>> good morning, everyone. a check of the full forecast when lisa returns in a little bit. this morning the memorial and funeral mass for one of san francisco's most influential political players will be held at saint mary's cathedral. rose pak died last sunday. the city held a wake last night in north beach. sergio quintana has more on who showed up to say good-bye. >> reporter: rose pak was unlike any other san franciscan and she was honored accordingly. san francisco police officers in dress uniform provided security. and a -- >> a tremendous supporter of the police department.

>> she was known as someone who got things done and played hardball, if needed. >> i would say for defining achievement was actually keeping politicians in check. bigger than central subway, it's bigger than the chinese hospital. >> those who knew her, say she wasn't motivate bid getting any notoriety. >> the underdog, those who need help in san francisco, lost a champion today because that's what rose was about. she was about helping the little guy. >> rose pak was never elected to any office and she shied away from being on commission and boards, but she pushed numerous politician toss run for office and serve on commissions. that clouds helping get mayor ed lee elect the. he didn't want to comment at the ceremony. former mayor willie brown said he's going to miss his friend, rose pak. her funeral will be at saint mary's church. organizers anticipate a large turnout. abc7 news.

the parents of a man suspected of crashing a stolen police cruiser thursday night plan to take them to a mental hospital. police say jeffrey chambers crashed his vehicle in the hayward hills and while being treated he stole a police cruiser and led officers on a chase before crashing the cruiser near the san mateo bridge. chambers' parents say he was trying to see his young daughter. they called 911 early yesterday when he started acting manic. >> he had a mental breakdown and we tried to get help for him hours before this happened. >> claimbers' parents planned to bail him out last night and get him mental health treatment the. two brothers have been arrested for robbing more than a dozen street vendors in san jose. michelangelo and richard lopez were taken into custody. between july 30th and september 16th police say they robbed 13 venders and in some cases the victims were beaten and pistol with whipped. >> a scary, scary situation for

the victims. something i'm sure that will last with them for a long time, both emotionally and physically. >> police are talking to street vendors to offer tips on how to stay safe. a bay area moth who are lost her son on 9/11 is pushing congress to override president obama's veto of a controversial bill. the justice against sponsors of terrorism act would allow families to sue the saudi arabia government for any roll it may have had in the 9/11 attack. the president said the law undermines national interest and would complicate diplomatic relationships. but one mom said she wants her day in court. she lost her son on flight 93. >> i am disappointed for the 9/11 families that the president is trying to throw a wrench in our effort to make sure we have our day in court. >> the house and senate both need two-thirds support to override the veto. happening today, the annual skate jude's walk and run in san francisco to end childhood

cancer. teams raise money to help the organization fund its research labs to help doctors and scientists with saving the lives of children. their goal to raise $310,000 from today's event the. it starts at the zoo. >> good morning. temperatures getting hot in san francisco tomorrow and monday. live doppler 7 right now showinga little bit of fog. highway 1 around pescadero and that's all there is out there. a red flag warning going into effect tonight at 9:00 until 3:00 sunday for the north bay mountains where north bay winds will get quite breezy. a heat advisory for the rest of the bay area tomorrow. and monday i think the heat will a peek on monday with temperatures approaching 100 degrees tomorrow in our inland valleys. here's a live look at san jose. you can see how clear it is. the sun coming up. it's 7:00. upper 50s in the city. 60 mountain view.

half moon bay at 55. no fog for you. it will be a beautiful day at our beaches in the 70s. 80s arrive tomorrow at the shoreline. and this time of year we get the warmest weather in san francisco. but well above average the next couple of days. 59 in concord, 55 livermore. good morning, napa. a comfortable 52. but all over the bay area we are warmer than we were yesterday at this time. so the 24-hour change is 1 is degrees warmer. half moon bay five to six degrees warmer from hayward and concord. we will be looking at the temperatures about five degrees above average today. so it's been warmer each and every day. but the triple digits coming into play tomorrow. so warmer than it was last weekend. and, in fact, it's going to get quite uncomfortable for those sensitive to the heat and with the heat advisory in effect you want to pass along to you some tips. it's been a while since we had temperatures in the triple digits. of course, the increase risk of fire danger and heat-related illnesses are possibe. the air quality goes down.

and the cars, while it can get up to 1120 or even more. no pets or leaving kids in there for anytime at all and, of course, staying cool and hydrated is priority checklist n santa cruz we were in the 80s yesterday. more 80s arrived to. 72 monterey. it was 65 yesterday. upper 60s half moon bay. tomorrow look what happens. numbers in the upper 90s. we could see 100 degrees, upper 80s to low 90s in hayward on monday. 96 in san jose. san francisco well into the 80s. i think upper 80s by tomorrow. by tuesday a little bit of relief as the on shore push returns. so in the south bay today 86 for you. in san jose. and mountain view 84. average high 77. look for 75 in san francisco. up in the north bay getting warm. 88, 89 in napa, 86 castro valley. you head inrand, it's low 90s.

the accuweather forecast. the temperature spread today 20 degrees. but 70s at the beaches. very limited on shore push. tomorrow it's all about the heat and the excess i have had heat through monday into tuesday. a slight cooling trend. the national weather service just issued the red flag warning. you see the temperatures trail off the end of the week. it's a good idea to download our app. you can see one for the east bay valleys, the red flag warning, and we have them for the sacramento valley today. >> already looking forward to midweek. lisa, thank you. just ahead, a horse drawn fire engine powered by steam. why this piece of history is roaming city streets. abc7 is celebrating hispanic heritage month with instagram feeds. today we mark national public lands day by introducing you to the director of the national historic trail. it runs from san francisco to mexico. we have more details on instagram on abc7 news bay

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you can call. a. >> 6:23 our time. abc7 news was at san francisco's hall of justice yesterday as veterans celebrated second chances. it's a grad wakes ceremony for former military members who completed the veterans justice course. it targets vets who committed a crime burks instead of seconding them to jail, the vets get treatment and counseling that can last up to 18 months. >> all they need is the chance and people to support them and let them pick themselves back up. i happen to be one. those individuals. i'm very thankful now that i am doing very, very well. >> of the 84 vets who have completed veteran justice court, only one has been convicted of a new crime. here's some proof that dog the right thing does pay off. a woman in san jose ordered lunch from her local dominoes pizza. inside the box that was supposed tore chicken wings, she found

$5,000 that was supposed to go to the bank. >> i said i can't keep it. it's a crazy amount. money. it's not like $2,000 you find. it's almost $5,000. >> she tried to get in touch with the manager to return is that money, but didn't get a response. after caution abc7 news, we were able to connect her with the franchise owner, whofs thankful for her honesty. as a reward, dominoes gave her free pizza for an entire year and her employer is also giving her a it week off with pay. the san francisco fire department is celebrating a big milestone this weekend. the department is 150 years old. abc7 news was at fishermen's wharf as firefighters dressed in historic uniforms. they are getting ready for this morning's big parade. it features fire engines going back to the late 1800s, including three horse-drawn steam engines. the grand marshal is the oldest living member of the department. >> it was the greatest thing i did. i enjoyed all the guys that were there. of course, it's like having a bunch of toddlers to go in there

and take care of. >> the youngest member of the department, just 21 years old, stood next to the 97-year-old retired chief. the parade starts at 10:00 in the morning at pier 45. still to come, weighing in on the national anthem controversy. what the sharks think of colin kaepernick's protest during the star-spangled banner as san jose sharks get back on the ice. >> and a century in the making. president obama, george w. bush and thousands are expect the here at the opening of the smithsonian's newest museum. i'm karen traverse in

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>> good morning east bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc7 morning. >> thanks so much for waking up with us. i'm chris nguyen. we will start with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. she's tracking the conditions where you live. hi, lisa. >> hi, chris. look at mt. tam this morning. the clear skies everywhere around the bay area except around pescadero. a little bit of fog there. temperatures ranging from the low 50s gilroy, 69 san francisco, and oakland and from our sutro tower camera, low 50s santa rosa crowsa with 59 concord, 55 in livermore. so the forecast today calls for numbers to climb into the 60s at the coastside by noontime. low 80s inland.

warmer about five to ten degrees, topping us out near 70 at half moon bay. low 90s concord. we are just getting going on a warming trend. a heat alert in effect for tomorrow and monday with triple digit temperatures and a red flag warning to talk about in just a few minutes. chris. lisa, thank you. happening today, the national museum of african-american history opens in washington, d.c. it looks at the highs and lows of african americans in the u.s. from slavery to the election of the nation's first african-american president. abc news reporter karen traverse joins us live with more. karen, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, chris. the crowds are continuing to pour in here on the national mall. the excites meant is building. some people we spoke to from all over the country say they are here because they want to witness history, and also because this is personal to them. security hear on the national mall is very tight.

president obama will be speaking, as well as former president george w. bush. chris, this museum in the opening has been in the works for decades. the idea for the museum first came from a group of african-americans all the way back in 1915. >> it's a historic moment more than a century in the making. >> what makes the museum so powerful and so viserell is it's the story of all of us. >> the national museum of national african-american history and culture. the goal of the museum is to look back and learn lessons to take forward. >> while americans should ponder the pain of slavery and segregation, it also has to find the joy, the hope, the resiliency, the spirituality. >> most of the museum is below ground, built around a

segregation railway car and a guard tower. visitors begin in the basement and makes their ways through an exhibit that take place from over 400 years from slave ships to the civil war, the civil rights movemet and the election of the first black president. >> as i was walking through, i saw sadness, i saw many emotions. tears came down my face. >> more than 3,000 artifacts are on display. >> my hope is that this complicated, difficult, sometimes harrowing but, i believe, ultimately triumphant story will help us talk to each other. and more important, listen to each other and recognize the common humanity that makes america what it is.

>> reporter: the massive collection of artifacts will not contain any from the life of civil rights leader martin luther king, jr.. the king family did not share them with the museum. reporting live from washington, karen traverse, abc7 news. chris. >> karen, thank you. 6:33 is our time. back at home earlier this week nfl hall of famer ronny lott offered $167 million for the oakland coliseum land and nearby prompts now a different group dropped their safer to purchase the coliseum land. according to the east bay times, the attorney for the real estate partners sent a letter to retract their offer of more than $167 million. the group said it's goal to purchase was taxpayer relief, but because mayor libby shaft did not recommend their proposal be forwarded for consideration, they decided to withdraw. a large billboard supporting colin kaepernick's national anthem protests will be highly visible to thousands of east bay drivers. it will sit where the bay bridge

meets the interstate 80 corridor starting monday. eastbound drivers exiting the bridge will see it. the courage campaign said in light of recent police shootings, it's especially important to take a stand against violence that targets black people. so what happens when you take a protest about racial injustice from a league of predominantly black athletes to one with predominantly white athletes? we sent anchor eric thomas to the san jose sharks training camp to see how they feel about colin kaepernick kneeling during the national anthem. >> winger joel ward is the only black player on the roster you. he is afternoon aidian, but he believes he knows where colin kaepernick is coming from. >> he is just trying to make a sand. >> that stand has been to take a knee during the playing of the national anthem as a protest to violence against black men at the hands of police. but would the same theme apply

with the predominant lib white national league? >> you can't give someone freedom and tell them when and how they can do it. >> hockey features players from a host of countries. they may not take the controversy in the same light a. pay patrick marleau, who is also canadian, and the winger is from long beach. >> the players have a certain level of respect for the country and it's just something you won't of see. >> the winger said the topic of race just isn't that simple. >> on a personal level it's just something that will always be around. racism, i've dealt with it my whole life in different areas. that's just part of life. >> ward said they haven't discussed the matter as a team yet, so for now the only time you may see the sharks kneeling is when they are getting an update from the coach. abc7 news. happening today, you be can play pokemon with police.

the el~cerrito police department is featuring a free pokemon event today to catch them all. they plan to have mod duals at the police station. the stop around the police station has two pokemon stops and a gym. there will be a bike giveaway and free treats. they want to provide a safe environment for players to learn in. a major blow has been dealt to wells fargo. the city of san francisco said that wells fargo can't be trusted and has dropped the financial giant as a partner in program that connects low income consumers to trustworthy banks. hears abc7 news reporter lyanne melendez. >> when wells wells fargo first acknowledged their fake accounts scandal, they reached out to the financial giants. questions went unanswered. >> how many san franciscans were affected? have they been notified? how much restitution will they

receive? this is simply unacceptable. >> the city dropped wells fargo as a partner in their bank on san francisco program, meant to serve the low income calmers, afraid of putting their money in a bank. wells fargo reacted by saying they will continue to address the needs of the so-called under backed and said it is disappointing they have stayed to take action that will only deter the efforts. for years wells fargo has pushed customers to open more accounts, calling it cross selling. but thousands of employees went too far opening secret accounts without customers' permission in order to boost sales. during a recent senate hearing the ceo was accused of promoting the culture of agreed when he suggested that all of their customers should have 8 acts. >> and that's not because you looked at the numbers and found the average customer needed 8 banking accounts, it is because,

quote, 8 rhymes with great. this was your rationale right there in your 2010 annual report. >> so far the financial institution is not saying how the scandal has affected business. the city is now offering free credit reports to anyone who thinks they may have been victimized. in san francisco, leonel, abc7 news. >> and still ahead on abc7 mornings. a new kit that that provides a popular hobby with one of the most popular toys of all-times. as we head to break, the tame is 6:38. a nice look outside. lisa argen l. have the accuweather forecast for us in just a few

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>> welcome back. the biggest sandcastle competition in northern california. it's the 24th annual leaf sandcastle classic. money raised by teams makes it possible for leaf to provide arts programs to bay area schools. competition is october 15th at ocean beach. we wish all those kids the best of luck. >> love that. good morning, engine. we are looking a the a clear start to your saturday. you can tell temperatures are going to warm quickly. hear from the sutro tower camera, san francisco 59 as well as oakland. 60 mountain view and 61

los gatos. today is cooler than tomorrow but that's not saying much because we will see 70s at the coast. i will explain next. >> lisa, thanks. also ahead, the race for the wildcard. buster posey gets a big hit for the giants but could they get a much-needed win over the padres. larry bei

. >> in sports, a full day of college football with all three bay area teams playing some tough road games. this morning san jose state is

in ames to play iowa state. kickoff at -- and this evening stanford battles ucla. you can watch it at 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 cal takes on the arizona state sun devils in tempe. you can watch that on our sister network espn2. tonight madison bumgarner will try to pitch the giants to a win to a win at petco park. last night the giants suffered a disappointing loss in san diego. here's abc7 sports director larry beil with more in this morning's sports report. >> good morning, everyone. as bad as the giants have played in the second half of the season with just over a week left in the regular season, a playoff spot is still in their grasp. but you have to beat a team like the padres. 24 games under .500. come on. and a giraffe there. bottom of the first report. he couldn't get a single out. gives up a three-run bomb to

will mares, the 3-0 padres in a flash. top of five, buster posey. against edwin jackson. now 1 for 15. a two-run. the giants back in the game down a run the at 3-2 but the padres bust it open. bottom of gave, alex dickerson its two-run double and the padres pull away for good. the padres didn't really threaten. the final 7-2. the giants loss leaves them a game behind the mets for the top wildcard spot with 8 games left. cardinals lose so they are half a game behind the giants. a's and rangers. nobody has ever been more excited to get a foul ball than that young man right there. and the pitcher dealing. a perfect game through six innings, just 59 pitches. but in the seventh things go terribly wrong. they get a hit, and adrian beltre unloads.

tough luck for graven. 3-0, the final. rangers with the win clinched their second straight a.l. west division title college football, number 7 stanford, will be featured in at prime time game. they are at as you law. the kick-offs at 5:00. last night number 24 utah trailing usc for most of the game. 24 seconds to be after converting on fourth and one. troy williams to patrick for an 18-yard touchdown, touchdown, as ahead. the coach going crazy on the sideline. the utes win it 31-27. they are 0-2 in the pac-12 for the head coach could be on the hot seat. top running back recruit in the country. a clash of powerhouses. this kid is athletic. that hurdle illegal in california high school football. harris scored one touchdown in the game. the de la salle kid, also in the marching band, christian.

and kyree robinson, the top ringing back on the field, 224 yards and three scores at de la salle would hold off antioch. a really good high high football game. good morning, everyone. its going to be a warm weekend today. the cooler day. even though the numbers are going to come up at much as 10 degrees in some neighborhoods. you see where the fog is around pescadero. just a very little bit of it. it clears quickly. so the national weather service has issued a red flag warning for breezy north winds beginning tonight in the north bay mountains from 9:00 right on until 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. a heat advisory in effect all day sunday, into monday. temperatures will climb another ten degrees for your monday afternoon. mt. tam right now, nice and clear. the sun up at 7:00.

60 in mountain view. good morning half moon bay. it's 52 for you right now and clear. no fog to speak of. we will be looking at temperatures around the bay today. some of the warmest we've seen. remember last weekend? it will be warmer than that with the heat advisory, sort of anticipating some heat sensitive issues. in fact probably a spare the air alert tomorrow. 52 napa, 59 cop cord, 55 livermore. temperatures in the last 124 hours have world considerably with 5 degrees warmer in the south bay. you will arrive at some mid-80s today. look at mountain view. average high 77. you will surpass that today. lots of 80s oven the peninsula. and up in the north bay you will be into the 90s today. here's a look outside from san francisco where it looks pretty nice right now. it will be much warmer today. triple digits for tomorrow and monday east of the called decot tunnel and traps -- caldecott tunnel and perhaps in the north bay, as well. the temperatures really peeking

on monday. so a little bit of a sea breeze with the onshore flow returning for late monday. but in terms of the high temperatures, plenty of records probably will be shattered as highs will reach 100 tomorrow. hotter on monday. we haven't seen the 80s at our beaches yet and they will be arriving as soon as tomorrow. san jose, mid-80s today and we will see the 90s for tomorrow into sunday. then we will cool tuesday, into wednesday. a lot like last weekend but warmer. san francisco in the mid-70s today. a look at the upper 80s for sunday. a bit of a sea breeze on monday returning to the coast. today over in oakland, the numbers climbing to the upper 70s at 1:00. the rangers still in down with low 80s at 4:00 in the afternoon. highs around the bay, we talked about the peninsula and low 90s for concord and livermore. ten degrees warmer than yesterday. 91 santa rosa. upper 80s san rafael.

the accuweather seven-ay forecast as we get warmer today, the heat peaks not until monday. so highs tomorrow another 10 degrees of warming even around the bay and inland with 80s at the coast. onshore flow allowing to dry out the atmosphere, decrease the relative humidity and the gusty north winds is what we worry about tomorrow. by tuesday into thursday looks like temperatures will drop off to more seasonal readings. so the hottest time of the year in san francisco is september. you are going to feel it over the next few days. >> all right, lisa. thank you. drones are everywhere, but none like what you are about to see. abc7 news reporter johnathan bloom checks out a kit that combines the hot new hobby with one of the hottest new toys of all-time. >> you can take the motor arms and attach them to your airframe. >> reporter: holly is doing exactly what you think these doing. >> then you take the flight control board and snap it on. >> reporter: building a drone out of legos. >> we add our pilot. we will go with a pay rat.

>> reporter: didn't start out this way. they meant to build drones for serious stuff. >> while we were in the process, we used legos to prototype. >> they came up with the kid then called fly bricks. building simply quad copters up to ridiculous contraptions. >> we encourage kids to tray things. >> and learn mechanical and electrical engineering along the way. >> we can take it as far as you want to go. >> even when you are a master at building drones, doesn't mean you are an expert of flying them. but when a drone is made of legos, crashing is half the fun. >> how are your piloting skills? >> terrible. >> that was not an exaggeration but that's okay. >> it starts the learning process where you start troubleshooting and learning by trial and error. >> put it back together and fly it been. looks like we are making progress. practice makes perfect. >> wow we had a pretty good landing. almost all of them stayed on. >> most drones can't survive a bad crash, let alone being

stepped on. but each time you rebuild this one, it's a chance to build it better. uses standard components. you can add your favorite drone parts or your favorite lego pieces >> this guy needs a windshield. >> the mr. outlandish, the better, as long as it flies. >> i hope they use their imaginations and build some innovative designs. >> in san francisco. johnathan bloom, abc7 news. >> next, an experience of a lifetime. south bay marching band that was innovated to play at one of the

hear are the winning numbers from last night's $20 million mega-millions drawing. . >> nobody picked all six so tuesday night's jackpot goes up to $25 million. san jose oak grove high school and color guard have been invited to play in the london's new year's day parade. mayor formally invited them during a ceremony yesterday. only 12 high schools in the entire country were picked to go to london. they will perform in front of more than 600,000 people with more than 300 million people watching on television. lisa, a final weather check. >> it's getting warmer around the bay today. perhaps a new numbers above average. look at the 75 san francisco. 81 for you in oakland with 84 in

vallejo. low 90s in the inland east bay. but the heat advisory for tomorrow. monday temperatures not only above average but a red flag warning for the north bay mountains. we are anticipating gusty north winds tonight, into tomorrow afternoon, with perhaps gusts up to 40 miles an hour. it's critical fire time in the bay area, and if you are sensitive to the heat, it will be a rough couple of days. >> keep the sunscreen on standby. >> yeah. >> lisa, thank you. i'm chris nguyen alongside lisa argen. we want to thank out viewer for this instagram picture after beautiful sun sets over san francisco bay. share your pictures with us on social media using the #abc7now. the news continues online, on twitter, facebook and instagram. make it a great morning, everybody!

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