rain. by monday, it drops to a 3, but still very strong moving past daytona beach and into georgia and atlanta by tuesday morning. storm surge on the southwest facing beaches of florida could reach up to 12 feet, now, potential rainfall you can see here is quite heavy as well. ten to 20 inches possible. especially along the coast. even in the key west, they're saying up to 25 inches in some isolated areas, so we'll be tracking this for the next few days and up next, i'll have more of your local forecast. and developing in the caribbean, where hurricane irma is bringing heavy rain to the suburbs. now a 4 is moving over cuba. satellite pictures show the incredible size. she's left 20 people confirmed dead in cuba. these pictures of what's left of the island of barbuda translate to the massive damage irma is capable of. florida's governor is saying quote, you cannot survive this. to residents

we'll have a live report from miami in just a few minutes. who insist on staying. happening today, there could be a rally in oakland regarding daca, but so far, officials say the organizers have not pulled a permit nor shared a route. at 2:00 this afternoon, a group is planning to rally near the plaza. similar to this one. oakland promises the police department is prepared to address any criminal behavior. the city did not say how they were notified, but did send out an e-mail to make people aware of it. . first responders are in alameda county. this morning, urban shield continues in castro valley. eric thomas got an inside look at the training in pleasonton yesterday. >> want to get to the source of bleeding, pack that in there. >> this was the day for vendors to show off their products. yes, they were guns and night scopes, but they make mannequins

with life like injuries you might easily suffer in a natural disaster as in a terrorist attack. >> militaries, any emergency service really woul require this equipment. we can train them. >> handling disasters is really a very important part of what we do. >> mike carol got to practice those skills working alongside a church group in texas after harvey. it made for a peculiar partnership. >> when i asked more in depth questions in regard sz to their religion, he told me we were ku klux klansmen. >> back in february with the help of police all over northern california, he had to coordinate the hasty evacuation of 188,000 people with the spillway at the dam threatened to collapse. >> the training they go through here is the foundational elements they use to come in and help our community through a extraordinary period of time.

>> critics complain it's about the militarization of police, but u sheriff gregory who hosts the event says hurricane harvey, the three other storms in the atlantic and the earthquake in mexico also the disaster preparedness is no joke. >> it's a matter of when, so our area, our region is trying to get better prepared. >> eric thomas, abc 7 news. a memorial service will be held today for an oakland musician who was killed trying to get back his stolen laptop. on august 9th, he was sitting out with his lap ton when a man came up and grabbed it. witnesses say he ran after the man and grabbed his car. he was run over and dieded at the scene. the memorial service will be held at 11:00 this morning at soul gate studios on merrill street in oakland. the chp says highway 4 in pittsburgh was shut down for nearly an hour likely because of a shooting. the closure took place overnight

near the love ridge road exit. it's unclear in anyone was hurt. the highway reopened the traffic at 12:40 this morning. we are waiting a call back from the chp for further information. also new this morning, san francisco police tweeted this picture of a crash that happened overnight on market street near 16th. you can see the car rolled over on its side in the middle of the road. police say the driver was the only person in the vehicle. that driver was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. b.a.r.t. police need your help this morning to locate this missing man. 81-year-old john jones was last seen at his home on thursday. family members located car at the station. it's not known if jones hopped on b.a.r.t. after parking. if you see him, you're asked to call police.

southern access to big sur will stay closed another year. the slide was one of the largest in state history. it's cut off much of the coastal community. caltrans hopes to build over the slide and get the highway reopened by late summer of next year. these photos show the enormity of the may 20th slide. more than 5 million cubic yards of rock and dirt slid on to the roadway and into the ocean. time is 6:05. hurricane irma has downgraded to a category 4. that means the storm is weakening, but with winds of 155 piles per hour or more, irma is anything but weak, she's now taking dead aim at south florida where some are determined to ride it out. stephanie ramos is live in miami for us with more on this developing story. dpood morning to you. >> good morning. this morning, we are seeing so many iconic miami places just ghost towns. no traffic, no people. very few people here walking around, but a lot of folks boarding up their homes and

businesses as the deadly storm rages toward the coast. today, hurricane irma is inching closer and closer to south florida with winds of 160 miles an hour, the storm now shifting significantly for the rest. the eye of the storm with its sight on the florida keys and tampa. the national weather service tweeting this is as real as it gets. nowhere in florida keys will be safe. we are running out of time. the storm is almost here. if you are in an evacuation zone, you need to go now. >> more than 5.6 million people have been asked to evacuate. many of them living low lying coastal areas. as time runs out, people are still trying to escape the storm. traffic so bad on the routes out of south florida, some abandoned their cars because they've run out of gas. those trying to get out by air finding themselves stuck. ft. lauderdale's airport closed. miami international suspending all flights. those who try to get in hoping

to get a last minute ticket stranded and bussed to shelters. >> i was trying to find flights and it's just been awful. we haven't slept. >> some miami beach residents are counting on their storm resistant structures and are staying put. >> we have water to ride out, days of electricity and we have you know hurricane proof housing. it's a brand-new built building with cement. >> here in miami, we're starting to feel the outer rain bands, which is expected to reach south florida by tomorrow morning. chris. >> we've heard the warnings from governor scott. you've mentioned the warnings from the national weather service, but what about the people who have decided to stay in south florida? so many are wondering how with are they planning to stay safe. >> we've spoken to some of them. they tell me that they feel as

though they're in newer homes and structures where they can be safe. homes that will protect them from hurricane winds and rain and also higher up off the ground. they feel their homes won't get swallowed up by a storm surge, which is a big threat here in south florida. there are other people who have boarded up their homes, their businesses and if they weren't able to evacuate the area completely, they have gone to a shelter where they can stay safe there. and the counties here and on the west coast, opening up moshelte so people can have that because they're filling up fast. >> we'll see how this plays out. thanks so much for that live report. hurricane irma is always causing all sort of problems for airlines and many have decided to shut down operations to florida for the weekend. jet blue has canceled flights. united airlines has canceled all

of its flights through monday. we have more from sfo. >> this sfo terminal sign has a long list of flights, but everything to and from south florida canceled. this berkeley woman's mother is stranded in turks and caicos after irma pounded those islands. >> she texted me that she's fine, there's a will the of destruction, trees down. >> jess picked up her sister who arrived on a flight from colorado. she's confident her mother will make it back to boston where she lives. >> she is booked on a flight, it only works if the airport is open. >> gonzalez made it out of miami to sfo on one of the last flights. >> i was lucky. >> it's been a mad dash out of florida while some california emergency officials landed there to help. pg&e crews from the bay area will help florida power and light with expected outages from the storm.

members of is silicon valley air national guard headed to florida, most of the unit just returned from texas. helping to save lives after hurricane harvey. >> we're prepared for swift water rescue as well as helicopter rescues. >> the unit plans to stay in florida as long as they're needed. in san francisco, lonnie rivera, abc 7 news. >> there's more local help headeding to florida. 51 members of california task force three left at 4:00 this morning driving to elgin air force base in georgia. they're hoping to catch up with a convoy of 30 others who left yesterday morning loaded with 60,000 poinds of search and rescue equipment. this picture is of the convoy stopping for gas in the mojave desert. as florida deals with irma, you can track the latest through the abc 7 news app. enable push alerts to get the latest information and breaking

news sent to your phone. also more information on abc 7 news to the com. francis is here and you've been tracking irma and the forecast for us. >> irma is very exciting. dangerous for us. we have pleasant weather although we're deal wg fog, more clouds an driz at the coast. temperatures will be heating up this weekend. i'll have the details. >> thaungs, also ahead, concerns at santa clara county jails. while inmates and workers are being vax nated and equifax explains a demand aft tv's number one daily viral video show. "right this minute."

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investigators are trying to determine what cause d a plane o crash. yesterday, search teams found the plane. crews following a ping that came from the beacon. it was traveling to santa rosa. in is south bay, a health scare may be linked to jails. they are investigating two cases of hepatitis a. health officials are now offering vaccinations to all inmates and staff at the main jail. >> it's an infection of the liver and can spread from person to person.

they are trying to prevent the spread after two reported cases. >> we discovered one in an inmate and one in a staff person work ng the correctional facility. >> public health has mounted a rapid response, especially in light of crime outbreaks in san diego counties. >> they're experiencing an uptick in these cases in homeless or incarcerated people. >> all inmates and employees are being offereded a vaccination. the vaccine is one way to prevent infection. >> the virus is spread in stool, so the main ways to prevent it are careful hand washing, particularly if you're serving food or providing care to others. >> is sheriff's office said its first concern is the health of inmates and staff. >> we encourage them to get the shots through hep a and anything else. we also provide staff with bio

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want, you can head to cal palace where they'll buy them from you. police are only there to buy back the firearm, not to question anyone about where or why they got it. it begins at :00 a.m. this morning in the parking lot. good morning. we have a typical saturday weekend ahead. which is clouds and fog during the morning as k see with live diop terror 7. temperatures right now are mainly in the 60s. san francisco, 61, oakland, 63. brentwood, 63 as well. milder in san jose at 67 degrees. and here's a live view as we look out from emoryville up towards the bay bridge and low clouds. right now, we've got foggy coast and around the bay as well, with some drizzle. then the weekend warm upstarts

today. it's going to be hot inland tomorrow with temperatures climbing up into the triple digits and then a chance of showers early next weekend. i'll tell you about that in a little bit. right now, we are dealing with the morning cloud, which is typical for the time of year. you'll notice it will pull back to the coast. plenty of sunshine for everyone except along the coast, where we'll see partly cloudy conditions. san francisco climbing up to 6 degrees and low to mid 80s in parts of the north bay. inland valleys will hit about 90 degrees this afternoon san jose, 83 and morgan hill at 87 degrees. santa cruz will be comfortable at 74. overnight lows tonight will be mild and less cloud cover tomorrow morning. when we sart off the day, so 50s near the coast and even some mid-60s inland. and so, if you're headed to any

outdoor activities, the it's going to be a really pleasant weekend. at the mountain view art and wine festival, temperatures will range to 79 degrees then tomorrow, notice they come up, more sunshine and it will be warmer. 10:00, temperatures will be in the mid-70s then it will hit the upper 80s. by the afternoon. so, highs for tomorrow are going to be quite a bit warmer compared to today. so, a long the beaches, we'll see 70s, san francisco. 77 and around the bay, some 80s for you. oakland at 88, hayward at 88 then triple digits in some of the areas, antioch about 99 degrees. so here is a look at the weekend week ahead. the next seven days in livermore for example will be above our average high today. notice temperatures are warming up. we start to ramp back down and cool off into thursday. so, a little bit of a roller coaster ride in terms of temperatures, but we also have

possible rain heading our way. the forecast animation on monday shows some increasing clouds, with even light rain on monday into tuesday, we could see wet not heavy rainfall. we'll keep our eye on this for you. here's the seven-day. the warming trend starts today. inland hitting low 90s then tomorrow, the summer heat, triple digits, around the bay, upper 80s and around the coast and 70s for you with a chance of showers that we'll be tracking monday afternoon into tuesday. and then cooling down through the midweek. >> good information. thank you. just ahead, lyft tries to play catch up. they plan to launch self-driving cars on bay area roadways

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now, a look at what's coming up at 7:00 on good morning america. >> coming up, hurricane irma is barrelling towards florida as a strong category 4. the monster storm has suddenly shifted though and it's now headed towards the western part of the state. already 6 million have been ordered to evacuate. some sticking it out in shelters. others hitting the road. rick scott joining us and we'll have full team coverage on the ground as the state repairs for the absolute worst. it's coming up on gma this saturday. hope to see you soon. happening today, people in the east bay, people are running to highlight the need nor organ donors.

it's the 7th annual donate life run walk 5 k and 10k. this is video provided by the organizers. it's being held at heather farm community park in walnut creek. donor network west is encouraging residents to register on the donate life california organ and tissue donor registry. if running or walking isn't your thing, how about enjoying some art and wine? the 46 annual mountain view art and festival kicks off today. there will be activities for the whole family and for adults, art and plenty of adult beverages. sponsored by the chamber of commerce, the fun begins at 11:00 on castro street. lyft has announced plans to move into the world of self-driving cars. some wonder will the program take off.

>> no matter where you go throughout the city, a ride sharing vehicle is typically available within minutes. >> it's to walk anywhere. >> that's likely behind the launch of a new self-driving program announced by lyft. >> i feel like i might trust it more than regular drivers sometimes. i thought about this before. i think i would. >> they are partnering with drive ai, a silicon valley start up. >> i think autonomous vehicles are the way of the future, so excited to learn more. make sure they're safe of course, but definitely excited to see what happens. >> drive ai has developed kits to allow businesses to convert traditional vehicles into self-driving models. it's been approved by the state the to conduct the teing, which is something uber ran into last year when it announced plans to enter the self-driving realm.

>> at least under its last ceo, just to go forth without asking permission, where as lyft's mo is the nice guy. >> they say the rides will have trained safety driver inside the car which will involve up to six vehicles. >> it makes me a a little anxious. wouldn't say i'm scared because i know i'll still have a choice. >> lyft and drive ai could starting possibly in the coming months. still ahead, with so many natural disasters across the world, one east bay non-profit steps into high gear. how they're getting supplies to disaster zones and a new one letter left on the board. your clue is a great way to start the day. what is the final letter? luten-free, luten-free. it's a g it's a g g,g,g,g,g! g! z. oh! what! show me z.

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i wonder if that 3rd grader knows how good he's got it. i'm still wondering if he knows how to walk. new ez open gogurt. kids never had it so easy. good saturday morning. we're starting this half hour with a quick look at the weather. hi, francis. >> we have gonchs weather. right now, the low clouds and fog. you see the gray skies o coast and part of the bay into parts of east bay and north bay. temperatures will be b in the 60s for the next two hours. by noon, mostly sunny exsecept the coast and by noon, temperatures will be b warmer.

inland in the low 90s. at the coast, temperatures still in the 60s. lots of sunshine this into this evening. sunset at 7:26 and get ready for an even warmer day tomorrow, chris. >> thank you. developing news out of florida, hurricane irma. and forecasters now say the eyed the tampa area tomorrow. state officials emphasize people in the low lying coastal areas should leave if they haven't done so. traffic jams are so epic, many have left their cars by the side to have road because they've run out of gas. a woman and her husband say they're going to stay put and they believe they have a plan in place for when irma hits. >> if something happens to the roof, we all have to be clear headed and we need to figure out which bathroom to go into, which mattress to over our heads. this has to be thought out ahead

of time. >> those trying air arine finding themselves stk and out of luck. the airport in ft. lauderdale is closed and miami international is suspending all flights. those hoping to get a last minute ticket were stranded and bussed the shelters. travis air bors base is doing its part for the relief efforts. so far, 23 service members from travis have been deployed to the caribbean in the wake of irma. the crew includes two critical care air transpor teams and a ten-bed staging facility team. crews are using the c-17 which is capable of delivering troops and all types of cargo. you can follow the latest through the new us app. we'll send breaking news right to your smart phone. a convoy of trucks will leave for texas this weekend

with supplies for harvey victims and a charity will focus next on gatt eing what's needed for florida and mexico. leslie brinkley has more. >> there are boxes and boxes of medical supplies to sort through here at med share's warehouse. they usually handle things like surgical masks, but what is needed now is different. disaster relief personnel in texas are begging for personal hygiene items for evacuee, things they didn't have time to bring with them, like shampoo, baby diapers and toothbrushes. >> to have harvey follow irma, we're watching jose. there are the 8.0 earthquake last night in mexico city, it's unprecedented and is challenging the organization, but thanks to our supporters and volunteers

and financial backers who are up for the challenge. >> trucks are being loaded this weekend and will roll down to texas. they hope to get more baby supply and personal care donations next week to get a convoy going to florida. and with the mexico earthquake, med share is gearing up to send canes, walkers and wheelchairs. >> we just got the call they're having a special session to come in and help for harvey. so i came in with my neighbor. >> if you have supplies to donate, med share says collect them over the wean and drop them off at the warehouse starting next monday. i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. new details on another natural disaster this morning. the death toll from friday's massive quake in mexico has risen to 61. the 8.1 quake levelled town, buildings and buried people under piles of rubble. however, scientists say that number could have been much worse. had it not been for mexico's early warning system, something the united states doesn't have. seismologists at the usgs and uc berkeley are working to develop one for ka california.

>> we're hopeful in the next year or two, the it's going to be become much more widespread. as the system is tested more thoroughly. >> budget cuts proposed by the president trump administration would have eliminated the system, but in july, a congressional committee voted to continue funding. and more trouble for mexico. tropical storm katia is drenching the east central portion of the country. unfortunately, that area is proun to flooding. but they may have dodged a bullet. it was a category 1 earthquake when it made landfall. it's now bringing wind of 40 miles an hour to the region. a new type of neighborhood security camera could soon be coming to your neighborhood. that's good news since according to fbi data, about 80% of property crimes remain unsolved. vick lee has the story.

>> it's a solar powered license plate reading camera installed in neighborhoods. these images courtesy of the company. camera maker contracts with homeowners associations in other neighborhood groups. their cameras can capture license plates of suspicious cars, tat time a crime is committed. something common home security cameras may miss. >> this goes beyond just your traditional nonviolent crime like home break ins, but it really allows neighborhoods to look at things like speeding or loitering and other types of activities like that. >> the cameras can be installed on tree, lamp posts or even on ground level. if you know when the crime occurred, you can pull down the

license plate images from the web interface. >> you can create a nice pdf and send as an e-mail to police. >> the company says groups in hillsboro are interesteded. doug davis says it adds another dimension to home security cameras. >> it also is a license plate reader, so we're capturing that piece of evidence, which can prove valuable down the road. >> as always, some are concerned about the privacy issue. >> in general, i'm leaning against more big brother. >> most of those we spoke with in downtown burrling game endorsed the concept. >> i think it would be a good thing. it would make me feel safer. >> i don't see it as a problem. especially since it's a matter of public safety. >> frock says its cameras are not intended to track people, only crime. when it happens. nick lee, abc 7 news. straight ahead on abc 7 morning, the uc system takes a stand on immigration policy. we'll tell you how the federal lawsuit over daca could protect dreamers. but first, here's a live look outside from our east bay hills camera where you can't see much of anything.

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the university of california is suing the trump administration over its decision to end daca. u krrc is the first college sys in the country to take the president to court. >> i'm outraged on behalf of these young people. >> university of california president janet napolitano helped create the daca immigration policy when she was secretary of homeland security. now, she's suing to keep that program alive. napolitano announced friday that

she and the uc system filed a federal lawsuit against the trump administration. it challenges the decision to rescind daca. which protects nearly 800,000 dreamers. >> all of a sudden, being told that in six months, you could be subject to being deported from the united states, just imagine the kind of uncertainty that throws you into. >> the system has about 4,000 undocumented students. councils many of them at uc berkeley. >> it's been a week of grief. students are mad, sad, frustrated, but if there was one word to describe our student community, it would be resilient. they still find togetherness and love. >> harvey dylan says the lawsuit brings up all sorts of legal issues. >> sure, these are all individual, they have dreams and rights, but what are those and does the uc system have any rights here?

>> she adds that all president trump wands to do is return to the status quo. >> more than $800,000 in grant money has been awarded at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. the funds were distributed through the hospital's hearts grants program. it helps fund projects that otherwise might go unfunded. this year, that includes the hospital's mobile comfort cares program. it helps to bring comfort to patients in their last days or hours of life. >> this is i think enable us to provide that peshl sized personal touch kind of care for people going through one of the hardest moments of life. >> since 2004, the hearts grants program has funded nearly 500 grants. totalling almost $12 million. time is 6:41 and overall, not too bad to start the day. >> yeah, i think it's going to be b a gorgeous day and we are dealing with the low clouds and fog as we can see from mt. tam.

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kickoff at 5:30 at the l.a. memorial coliseum. today's a's game will benefit victims of harvey. mike has the details and high lights in this morning's sports report. >> a tiz a donating $1 for every ticket sold towards the hurricane harvey relief effort. houston fans showing their support. 12,288 tickets sold last night. josh hawks t tw two-run homer. see you. third career grand slam ties at 7. two out, man on first for reddick. rips one down the right field line. joyce corals it.

ball's misplayed. going to score from second, just fifth kai roar walk off. they win 9-8 and there's the post winning game winning pie in the face. giants and white sox in chicago. interleague play brings out all kinds pablo, over 39. it's gone. three-run homer. streak is over. 3-0 g-men. top nine. span keeps it going. deep and gone for his 11th of the year. giants take aim. the white sox are the worst team in the american league. 9-2 your final. a rare occurrence during the phillies and nats. soft liner to center. cabrera misjudges. everyone's on the run. cabrera thot hustling, but taylor is. catcher can't handle the relay. inside the park grand slam for taylor. and taylor was the last

outfielder to allow an inside the park grand slam. nats win it 11-10. we're down to the final four. u.s. open. semis last night where kevin anderson outside the top seed. pablo to grab one spot while nadal and del potro batted for the other. tiger woods in the house rocking the raiders pull over. del potro came out fire ng the first set. winner frs the first set catching nadal off guard. rafa steadied himself. taking the second set 6-0. del potro just needed to run out of gas. as many do against the heavy ground strokes of nadal an his condition. better than anyone on tour and rafa is going to win in four sets. his 15th straight victory since del potro beat him in 2009. that's the way the ball bounces.

have a great day . good morning. i'm francis dinglasan. live doppler 7 satellite image showing the typical summer clouds along the coast and even into the bay in parts of the inland areas, but that will change right now this live shot of sfo shows low cloud ceilings that are 40-minute arrival delays, check your flights. temperatures in the 60s. 61 mountain view. san jose, 67. little milder there. half moon bay down to 60 degrees. we are above the low clouds and fog. we're at 60 degrees. novato, fairfield, 61. concord and livermore in the slow 60s and this time, we're looking from emoryville, fairly calm waters over the bay and here's what you can expect.

we have the morning fog, low clouds, but more sunshine this afternoon. we're warming up today then it's going to be hot inland tomorrow. and then a chance of a shower as well in our forecast early next week. i'll show you that in a little bit. he's the cloud forecast animation. so 7:00 this morning, we'll still be under the low clouds and fog along parts of the north bay and into the bay and east bay, but by noon and this afternoon, plenty of sunshine for everyone expect along the peninsula coast, where we'll see partly cloudy conditions throughout the afternoon and that's where temperatures will be b in the 60s. half moon bay at 67. san francisco, 68 degrees. look for 76 in oakland and some 80s through fremont, low 80s in napa. san rafael, 83 degrees. warm spots will be near 90 degrees in areas like fairfield, antioch and livermore. great day to head to santa cruz. 74 degrees this afternoon. overnight lows will be mild in

the interior valleys and 60s there. along the coast, 50s and 60s arn the bay. now, tomorrow, things are heating up. the triple digits will return to some areas inland. concord, fairfield and livermore, 100 degrees. even san francisco getting up into the 70s. 77 tomorrow. san jose, degrees a93 degrees ad pride on sunday, so warm and sunny throughout the day. t the parade starts at 10:30. even mild for the evening. heers a look at the next senven days. we'll jump up 10 degrees and ramp down into the my l of the week because we have some rain heading our way. increasing clouds on monday with this animation. this is from a low that's going to spread from south to north. wet roads for the morning commute on tuesday.

but not too much rain. this is going to be very light amounts. maybe a few hurrica inland areas in the low 90s. around the bay, low 80s. 60s at the coast. everybody comes up by about 10 degrees. well, maybe 5 to 10 degrees tomorrow, but still a nice inland. near 100 degrees around the bay. upper 80s, 70s, then temperatures cool as we have the chance of rain that moves in as well. >> thank you so much. a high school in what's been called the bio tech capital of the now has a state-of-the-art lab for students. this year, 1,000 kids will take classes in the new buildings. jonathan bloom was at the ribbon cutting this week. >> cutting the ribbon on a state-of-the-art lab that was a big pile f dirt just a year ago, students aren't just excited for the new building, they're excited about science. >> the changing things and

plants, we'll be able to change their dna and colors just by changing sequences. that's what i'm excited for, to work with a living thing. >> the science garage will be home to a new program that's almost entirely hands on. >> the kids have access to such great state-of-the-art equipment that i didn't even have access to when i went to college. >> all donated by south san francisco's biggest employer, which might have some openings down the road. >> the future of science is not here. the future of science is here. it's all around us. >> that is if the company and south san francisco high can defy the odds. >> growing careers are based in the knowledge of math and science, but that half of students are disengaged in science by the time they hit middle school and that's a huge gap. >> so new bill comes with a new curriculum. >> when you're trying new things and you're failing and learning from that, so it bills in not

only innovation, but an opportunity for our kids to really grapple with things. >> and employees will volunteer here as teaching assistants and mentors. >> the home of bio technology, so it's as if we're having an older brother mentor a younger brother into something he might love. >> a whole new reason to go to college. >> what colleges over bio technology? they come to me and ask. they think about that being a possible career choice for them. next, a chocolate festival that satisfies your sweet tooth. find out

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here are the winning numbers from last night's drawing. 4, 5, 14, 26, 73 and the meganumber, 14. nobody pickeded all six, so the jackpot for tuesday's drawing goes up to $76 million. happening today, if you have a sweet tooth, you might want to consider indulging in a san francisco tradition. ghirardelli is kicking off its 22nd annual festival this weekend. you'll have a sample to famous the world famous chock lot lath and a lot more. >> there are samples along beach street. with over 35 vendors. cookies, brownies, popcorn, cheese. you'll see it all. >> it runs today and tomorrow

from noon to 5:00 p.m. tickets are available on the ghirardelli website and organizers benefit project open hand. going to be a gorgeous day, but temperatures are in the 60s. look at this beautiful live shot from the east bay hills looking towards mt. diablo. in oakland, 64. san francisco, 61. and later in oakland, have the pix sahr build sponsored by disney m dan noise will be b there and it will hit a high of 76 in oakland later today. 68 in san francisco. partly cloudy conditions there, but elsewhere, it will be mild and warm. 83 in san jose, even 90 inland. here's the seven-day forecast. the warming trend starts today, tomorrow, 10 degrees warmer before a chance of rain on monday. >> i bet the chocolate festival organizers are happy the temperatures are cooler today

than last weekend. >> it's going to be a pleasant weekend overall. >> chocolate cheese. doesn't that sound interesting? >> together? >> we'll see how it goes. thank you. thanks to you for joining us. good morning america is next. the thus continues now online, on twitter, facebook and instagram. we'll be back here for another full hour of new, weather and sports at 8:00. see you then.

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