good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us, i'm carol carolyn. let's go to frances dinglasan here this morning. the satellite image is showing clouds coming in from the coast and the peninsula coast and parts of the bay and north bay. and visibility has been reduced to a half mile right now in santa rosa and pet temperatures in the 50s. napa, 48 degrees. here's how the day plays out with the 12-hour planner. we are dealing with low clouds and temperatures in the 50s. but lots of sunshine by lunchtime. and bright this afternoon with inland temperatures reaching 84 degrees. around the bay, it will hit 74

degrees. and along the coast, 64 degrees. sun sets at 7:14. enjoy the beautiful day before blustery conditions move in on monday. carolyn? thank you, frances. this morning a woman is injured after the ben shapiro speech at uc berkeley. says she was attacked by violent left-wing protesters. they agree about the accounts on a stabbing were false, but this morning she claims something else happened. abc 7 news reporters show us the incident caught on camera. >> i don't know anyone could see this and not see there's an altercation. >> reporter: this is what happened on telegraph avenue and this is celeste paradise looking at the video for the first time. it was after ben shapiro finished his speech at duller bach hall. and paradise who is a republican was holding this sign when someone snatched it from her. we have highlighted it and

zoomed in on the moment when the woman runs away with the sign. paradise chases her and suddenly falls. >> i was not simply pushed but grabbed and thrown down. >> reporter: paradise says two people hurt her. they tossed her on the ground so hard she had a mild concussion. but this is what berkeley police posted on twitter about it. she fell and wasn't pushed. no fight. that is what she told us at the scene. these are the actual facts. no one would comment but paradise is outraged by the statement. >> they don't have to say that i tripped because i know what i felt and people were yelling at me to say, we will eff you up and all this stuff. >> reporter: here's the video where paradise is running into the crowd and then falling. jose ornelis was also there. though he didn't think what happened, he does think the police are purposefully downplaying the incident. >> i think their attempt was they wanted to prove they could have a no-incident event.

>> the cal student hosting a series of conservative speakers later this month has not paid the required security deposit or confirmed details. the berkeley patriot organization turned into a contract to hold the so-called free speech week, but a school spokesperson says the group has not put down the deposit as required in the contract for security purposes. that four-day event is planned to start a week from today. the university says the group still has time to pay up, confirm schedules and speakers and comply with security requirements. rescue crews from the bay area who helped the response after hurricane irma are now back home. [ cheers and applause ] abc 7 news was at oakland international airport where a round of applause greeted members from task force 4.

loved ones giving them hugs and kisses. the team assisted with rescue and recovery in the florida keys. one of the areas hit hard by the powerful hurricane. >> wide area searches and focus searches on demolished or damaged buildings, boats that might be washed up onshore, checking to make sure that there's no victims in any of the houses or boats, earn then also doing wellness checks, evacuations as necessary for people in homes that waited out the storm. >> task force 3 based out of menlo park is scheduled to return today at noon. more pets rescued from flood zones in houston will land in the bay area today. 30 cats and 44 dogs are being flown into the hayward airport this afternoon. they will be taken to the san francisco spca and the milo foundation in richmond. mad dog rescue organized the evacuation. you're watching video from a previous animal rescue effort in houston. the bay area has cared for

hundreds of pets after hurricanes harvey and irma. this morning a brentwood family feels like they are being held hostage in their own home. and they are blaming some unusual visitors, birds by the dozens. the catch is these birds are protected by state environmental laws. abc 7 news loni rivera shows us a serious health concern. >> reporter: at first glance this brentwood family seems to be living a normal life in suburbia. but an unusual and undesirable situation is impacting their every day life. >> dead carcasses, the fish, the eggs, the stench. >> reporter: the backyard is lined with bird feathers left behind by a flock of herons that have nest in this tree since march. >> they make noise nonstop. and then flying from the tree

onto our roof. >> reporter: danielle says they have become prisoners on their property. after contacting city officials, they learned the birds are protected by law and their nests cannot be touched. >> this is a hazardous environment. no one should be forced to live in this type of situation. it's not for me, my husband, but more so for our children. >> reporter: the sidewalk here is actually where kids walk to school. the problem has gotten out of hand there's waste all over the sidewalk, the fence and the tree trunk. >> reporter: the city says they are doing all they can and there's nothing that can be done. >> reporter: brentwood's mayor is concerned about the potential health risk. >> this is where bureaucracy and logic don't mix. this is insane. >> reporter: mayor taylor says the city plans to contact state fish and wildlife officials. they hope how figure out the plan to handle the problem. >> not a band-aid approach but we need to fix it. >> reporter: winter is right around the corner so the birds

likely will leave, be through family is worry ied before the unwanted visitors finally decide to fly away. >> this morning police are looking for a man who robbed a see's candy store in petaluma. the robber pulled a gun from his backpack, demanded money and took off with an undisclosed amount. he's in his 50s wearing a button down blue shirt, blue jeans, blue hat and green backpack. the governor is expected to sign a bill into law to become a-sanctuary act. it prohibits police and

sheriff'ses officers from asking about the immigration status. california has an amount of 2.6 million undocumented immigrants. and celebrating the california values act, yet they say it does not go far enough to protect dreamers living in california. the deadline for daca renewals is less than three weeks away. abc 7 has this story. >> reporter: people are rallying in oakland even though california is set to become the first sanctuary state. some in attendance are not satisfied. >> i take the movement to make that happen, not the politicians. >> reporter: i was going to look at the interaction with authorities. the california values act gives

her a sense of security. >> knowing it is a sanctuary state, it's a blessing. you're not leaving in fear anymore. this extends her work permit by two years. she got a wonderful surprise when she arrived. >> initially, we knew we were going to pay the $495. and when i got here, they told me that the fee was waived. >> reporter: waived thanks to a great for daca renewals in santa clara county. >> the fee of $495 should not be an issue because there is funding able to cover the cost. >> reporter: there's an eligible 1700 available. additional workshops will be held in the comes weeks. >> go do it. don't be afraid. >> reporter: the deadline is october 15th. tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. open.

well, the wine house looking into the climate treaty deal. the top news agency in paris reported that the white house no longer wants to renegotiate. however, the white house issued a statement in response saying there's been no change. and the unless we can do more to help our country. and fall starts this week. >> it starts on friday, but we are on track for another pleasant day. here's a pretty shot as we look from the roof camera out t we'll have blustery conditions coming our way tomorrow and escaping their troubles for a night.

it's prom night. a group of teenagers shows off their moves and flashes their smiles. and volunteers are coming together for the annual coastal clean up day. the amount of

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abc 7 was in san francisco watching them climb the vertical hill as you can see. cyclists put themselves through the torture of the red bull climb. this happened between 18th and southern heights avenue. a cycling apparel company covered all the female entry fees in order to support and promote female athletes in cycling. the aids memorial grove has a new addition honoring hemophiliacs who died during the aids epidemic. loved ones laid flowers in their honor. hemophilia is a genetic condition that keeps the blood from clotting that requires transfusions and when the aids epidemic first hit, more than half of the nation's hemophiliacs die because of a contaminated blood supply. advocates hope the hemophilia memorial circle will also pay tribute to those who worked tirelessly to fix that problem and make sure it never happened again.

it was an extra-special prom night for hundreds of teenagers in the east bay. the celebration was not put on by their school but rather by the hospital. treating them for serious and chronic illnesses. abc 7 news anchor eric thomas has the story. >> reporter: it was everything you've come to expect from prom night. hanging out with friends, music and dancing and photos to help remember it all. it may look like the prom we have all experienced but it's not. >> all of us have been through so much. and i feel like we all understand what we go through in hospitals. and some of us haven't even been to prom. so we're all going to enjoy it. >> reporter: this is the third year that kaiser permanente has put on their pediatric prom. this year 300 kids too sick to attend their school celebration were able to come here instead. >> i didn't go to my junior prom last year. so i didn't have a birthday party last year, is i'm doing it

all, prom and birthday, right now. >> for some of the kids they are still going through their chronic hardship and illness, so it's a time off for some of them. >> reporter: more than 1,000 employees have come to the oakland medical center to help out. >> it elevates the entire program and uplifts everybody who works with the kids day in and day out. >>er the theme of the pediatric prom is an evening in hollywood. >> for people that didn't get to go to their prom, they get to come here if they feel good enough. and they get to have the experience. >> reporter: eric thomas, abc 7 news. >> the teens were treated for food, soft drinks, professional hair and makeup styling and the red carpet treatment. 1,000 volunteers came to ocean beach in san francisco not to swim but to clie yesterday was the 33rd annual coastal trash cleanup day.

a spokesperson from the national recreation area said people are usually pretty good about picking up their stuff but it's not enough. >> the problem with some of the beaches is we collect debris that washes ashore from the pacific ocean. so based on the statistics we're picking up today, we'll be able to identify how the fish are affecting the habitat. >> reporter: with 80% of the cleanup if you came to the to the tt bridge yesterday, you may have found it closed for a period of time. here's why. caltrans imploded yet another

marine foundation of the bay bridge's old eastern span that happened around 1:00 yesterday morning. you know how empty the upper deck was, this was the second of the sixth they hope to finish by the first week in november. and it is your chance to be active in the city of san jose. the parks and recreation services will close seven mimes of city streets so you can walk, bike, skate and play. it is part of the diva calle celebration between japantown and lake huntington park. there is well. it will be a great day to do anything outdoors.

if you're heading to the festival in san jose, the satellite image is showing a few low clouds into parts of the bay and the north bay where there has been limited visibility. but check out the live shot here. we can see the san francisco, 58. oakland, 59. mountain view, 59. gilroy, 57 degrees. this time we are looking at t 50 for santa rosa. napa, 51. here are the highs for today just a touch cooler in some locations. san jose warming up to 79 degrees. but notice bright sunshine. in fact, we'll see clear skies earlier on "today." some locations are in the the te

70s. san francisco, 63 degrees. in the north bay, the mid-70s in petaluma and napa. and you will need the sunscreen. also, the raiders game. and mostly 70s along the east bay with the exception of berkeley at 69 degrees. inland areas are in the 80s. and you can find 82 in walnut creek. concord, 83. brentwood warmer at 86 degrees. and liver more you will see the clouds pick up for tomorrow morning. for tomorrow's commute, the areas of green could see drizzle. and that will continue through 9:00 hour. and look at how quickly the

clouds come in. here are the conditions along the coast. they will continue throughout the day tomorrow. so we've got breezy conditions, especially along the coast and in the upper elevations. so during the next seven days, here's an example how things play out. in san jose, the average high is 72. today, 79. the cold front blows through and we'll be below average throughout the workweek. then we'll pick back up on saturday. so here's the accuweather seven-day forecast, enjoy the summer-like sunday with a sunny afternoon inland. numbers are the warmest spots in the mid-80s. at the coast, the mid-60s. the breeze picks up, the cold front moves tomorrow with temperatures dropping by about 5 to 6 degrees in the bay area. and at the coast, we'll be dropping a little bit as well.

we'll stay below average temperatures through the workweek. >> as soon as fall hits then the temperature climbs. >> yeah, we have been all over the board in terms of seasons or what it feels like in thank you, frances. after ten miles car, somehow this little guy was not seriously hurt. and dr. maria has taught students in uc berkeley to law to latin american studies to the food institute. she donates. you may recognize her from her

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"good morning america." >> a second suspect is arrested in connection with a london subway bombing. investigators are searching homes and a nearby suburb for clues with the uk at its highest terror threat level. what we're learning about the suspects this morning. plus, this morning, the road to key west reopening exactly one week after irma made landfall. homeowners returning for the first time surveying the damage as three tropical storms now brewing in the atlantic. and finally, a frightening moment caught on camera. a fair worker is now okay after he plunged from a farris wheel. he was trying to save two young boys stranded on the malfunctioning ride. what went wrong here and the happy ending. it's all coming up on "gma" on a busy sunday. back to you. >> thank you, dan. what could have been a tragic truck ride for this koala bear turned out to be a story with a happy ending. the driver heard a cry ten miles into his drive in southern us australia and found the koala in the wheel well.

the wildlife workers were worried nothing could survive without such serious injury, but the koala had minor bumps and bruises and singed hair. he was released into the wild after a few days of rest. still to come here on abc 7 mornings, a rock band that canceled their concert in st. louis after a second night of violent protests. the security issues the band faced. plus, spacex's dragon cargo spacecraft has been released from the international space station. when it is expected to slash

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welcome back, everyone. we are starting out with the weather as we go to frances dinglasan. >> we are seeing delays at sfo of 30 minutes right now. and we have limited views in parts of the north bay. and here's the 12-hour planner for today. we have low clouds over the next few hours, but by lunchtime, clear skies, plenty of sunshine bright this afternoon.

inland numbers reaching 84 degrees. around the bay, up to 74 degrees. and at the coast, still cool in the mid-60s. sun sets at 7:14. and some blustery conditions are coming our way tomorrow. i'll have the details coming up. carolyn? frances, thank you. new this morning, the spacex cargo spacecraft is headed back to earth. the dragon left the international space station after delivering more than 6,000 pounds of cargo. it is expected to land at 7:15 this morning in the pacific ocean. it will bring back samples from human and animal research. one night after arresting 32 people in st. louis, police were out clashing with protesters last night. they marched against the acquittal of a white police officer who killed a black man. police say last night dpl demonstrators possibly damaged d

some property. u2 canceled a concert there as security could no longer be provided for the band. and abc news reporter elizabeth herr has more. >> reporter: a second night of protests after a white police officer was acquit in the fatal shooting of a black man. earlier on saturday, several hundred demonstrators marched between two st. louis shopping malls. the noisy yet peaceful rallies were different from the previous night. >> unfortunately, we had vandalism. >> the vast majority were peaceful. however, after dark, the agitators outnumbered the peaceful demonstrators. >> reporter: police arrestd 33

people and 11 officers were treated for injuries and released from the hospital. in dallas, protesters marched around the empty base where a statue of confederate general robert e. lee used to stand. >> this is wrong and we have to reverse this. >> reporter: the statue was removed thursday and is now in storage until a decision is made on what to do with it. the statue was also the site of the heritage not hate rally in richmond, virginia. demonstrators there defending confederate monuments. elizabeth herr, abc news, new york. developing news, london police say a second man has now been arrested in connection with the subway bombing. police say a 21-year-old man was arrested. and an 18-year-old man was taken into custody last night. the homemade device contained nails and a highly unstable chemical compound that has been use in terrorist attacks from

paris to brussels. 30 subway passengers were injured in london. the threat level remains at critical, which means a further attack is considered imminent. more details on the investigation and the heightened security in london are coming up "on this week with george stephanopoulos." plus, the white house lieutenant general h.r. mcmaster will be on the show along with britain's prime minister teresha m may. that's coming up after "good morning america." terrifying moments at a fair in north carolina friday night. an employee climbed up a disabled ferris wheel to fix a malfunctioning gondola but lost his footing and failed. as riders looked on, he cut his leg but was not seriously injured. the gondola has since been fixed and it is now back up and

running. the south bay turned into a mass of fur, wagging tails and barks. abc 7 news was at san jose's bark in the park. william street park was the venue for what is viewed as the largest dog festival in the country. plenty to do there from wearing glasses to conquering a teeter-totter. one man brought his dog and his twins to enjoy all the fun. >> yeah, it's been pretty overwhelming. definitely the sizes of dogs, they are used to our dogs, so ing a are tiny dogs and huge blast. everywhere they turn, their eyes light up. >> money raised from bark in the park will benefit local community and pet-focused organizations, including the humane society silicon valley. still ahead here on abc 7 mornings, if you think all phones look alike, you'll want to get a look at the essential phone. it's a 360-degree camera. and here is a live look from

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7 mornings. this is a live look at the iconic golden gate bridge. it is shrouded there in fog, but that is not going to stick around all day. in fact, we've got sunshine on tap for this afternoon. frances will be along with all the facts, figures, as we head into the official start of fall later this week. and happening today, the museum of ice cream in san francisco is officially opening to the public. exhibits at the museum feature all things related to childhood and ice cream from the gummy garden to the pit of germ-free rainbow sprinkles. the museum started in new york and los angeles before coming to san francisco. the pop-up opens until february 13th. it is too late for you, though, because tickets are sold out. the privates guided tickets are

still available for a hefty price of $2,000 to also happening today, the last chance to enjoy the monterey jazz festival. this is the 60th annual event showcasing more than 500 artists across eight stages. the festival also features an international shopping bizarre and a family day today. kids can play instruments and play in bounce houses. performances start at noon the monterey county fair and event center. tickets are still available. i was there and saw her bee hanco hancock, regina hargrove and a host of others. it is a great time and the weather seemed to be about perfect this year. yes, just what you would expect. and maybe the same for today. it's a little cooler in some areas. here's a live shot with the winds light, but they will start to pick up this evening making for changes tomorrow. i'll have the details coming up. thank you, frances. also ahead, a big day in college

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career where it all started back in september of 2000. the 40-year-old spent the entirety of his major league career with the giants and pittsburgh pirates playing for each team twice as part of the world series championships. with the giants in 2012 and 2014, fans are encouraged to be in their seats by 12:45. tickets to today's game are still available. also happening today, the san francisco giants step up as role models for young athletes. it's the 20th annual strikeout violence day. the giants will educate teenagers about domestic violence. they are partnering with the san francisco unified school to launch a new program in public high schools called coaching boys into men. a 12-week program that teaches young men healthy relationship skills. this afternoon the raiders play their home opener at the

oakland coliseum. the silver and black take on the new york jets. kickoff at 1:05 this afternoon. the niners battle the seahawks in seattle. that game starts at 1:25. next saturday stanford plays against ucla, but the cardinal will likely lose their national ranking after falling in southern california for the second straight week. here's shu with all the details in this morning's sports. good morning, stanford coming off one of the worst losts last week. hoping to rebound against san diego state in the third straight road game. second quarter, stanford down three, give the ball to bryce love. he rushes for 100 yards for the fifth consecutive game, 51 right here. 7-3 with 1:24 left in the first half. picked off byron smith. he goes back to the 15 yard line. three plays later, rashaad

penning, he averaged 206 coming in, 175 last night, 10-7, san diego state at the half. the first play in the fourth, love again, gone. 53 yards. he finished with 184. two tds, 17-13, cardinals. four minutes left to play, the lights go out causing a 20-minute delay. when they came back on, taking the lead, christian chapman to david wells. and he's in there. stanford falls to 1-2. san diego state wins it 20-17. all right, cal hosting ole miss in a rare match-up between the pac-12 and the sec. what a win this would be for justin wilcox. last week's star patrick lehardd takes the td up 7-3. then she patterson, 72 yards, gone. ole miss up 10-7.

patterson threw for nearly 500 yards last month. of the first half, dk metcalfs 71 yards. third quarter, ross bauers to vick ward for a 19 yard touchdown. cal dkicks two field goals to take the lead. 3:00 to go. patterson going to throw it to cameron good. and good night, the bears at 3-0 after a 27-16 victory with usc on deck at memorial stadium. what a win. san jose state on the road against utah. bad news for the par stans late in the first quarter. montelle aaron is going to get hit in the right leg. he was in serious pain. he would not return to the game and had crutches on the sideline. utah extends their six-point lead with the first td of the game. tyler hunt leley has the toss t connected them a few minutes

later. this time for a 26-yard score. c utah wins big 56-16. all right, the a's lose 5-3 in the phillies. the raiders host the jets. we'll have that tonight at 5:00. i'm matt schuman, have a great day. now the accuweather update. >> we have a beautiful sunday ahead. right now live doppler 7 and sat lime image is showing low clouds we're dealing with this morning all along the coast into parts of the north bay and along the peninsula coast into the east bay this morning. and a live shot right now as we're looking at some of the winds right now over the bay. but things are not going to be windy this afternoon. it will pick up tonight, though. in san francisco, it's currently 58 degrees. oakland, 59 degrees. as well as mountain view and san jose. gilroy, 50 degrees and half-moon bay, 57 degrees. here's a pretty live shot with the pink skies over walnut creek.

santa rosa, 50 degrees. and visibility is down to a half mile with fog. novato, 50. fairfield, concord, livermore, 55 degrees. highs today are just a touch cooler compared to yesterday. but we're going to get more sunshine. so we're not going to see high clouds passing through, not this afternoon. 67 in san francisco for the giants game this afternoon. and look for comfortable mid-70s through san rafael, santa rosa and napa as well as to jamaica. the mid-70s there. and also bright sunshine. and san jose, 70 degrees. inland areas warming to the mid-80s. antioch, 85. livermore, 84 degrees. also, if you're heading to the coast, you will be breezy, 10 to 20-mile-per-hour sea breeze. but temperatures are going to be in the mid-60s. santa cruz, up to 70. and you will see sunny conditions there as well. i want to show you the cloud forecast animation. these are the changes we're expecting starting tonight. we'll start to see the clouds

move in overnight into tomorrow morning. the areas of light green we could see drizzle along the coast and into parts of the east bay during the morning commute hours, 5:00 to 9:00, even 10:00 with extra cloud cover. so we could see some slick roads for the morning commute. notice how the clouds quickly push through. and that is because of this cold front that will bring us some blustery conditions. you can see the wind forecast animation also expected to be 30 miles per hour along the north bay coast. anywhere from 20 to 30 all around the bay area. so it will be especially gusty in the higher elevations. the kids will need a jacket for tomorrow. and here is a look at the tropical atlantic current conditions. so many things going on, we have hurricane jose, tropical storm maria and tropical storm lee. now, we're going to focus on jose heading up the east coast over the next few days. it is currently moving at 80 miles an hour. but by tuesday, it will still be category level 1 as it makes its way to new york, moving at about

75 miles per hour. so this could bring dangerous rip currents and high surf to the whole section of the east coast there from florida up to new york. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. for us, we've got summer-like weather. sunshine this afternoon and plenty of it. inland numbers in the mid-80s. around the bay, the mid-70s. and at the coast, the mid-60s. the change comes in tonight with the winds picking up tomorrow. we'll wake up to cloudier conditions and very breezy conditions, even gusty along the coast and higher elevations. and we'll be below average in terms of averages for the first week of fall on friday. and next weekend we're looking warmer with a nice afternoon. >> it's a good-looking week, i think. >> i think so s, too, enjoy it. if you notice the phones from samsung and apple look a lot alike, you're not alone. that was the subject of a keynote as a new brand of phone

hits retail stores for the first time. >> well, good morning, everyone. >> reporter: at a conference where samsung booths dominate the halls, this keynote phone came from no booth at all. >> we are focused on bringing sexy back to the consumer electronics back. >> reporter: nicholas demossey is the president of a start-up looking to solve problems of a smartphone. >> everyone is ending one the same device. >> reporter: last year's iphone looks a lot like the galaxy. >> the lack of choice is not good for the consumers. >> reporter: so essential is all screen and made of new materials built to last. >> i think titanium ceramic will be exciting for most manufacturing companies in 2020. but we're doing it in 2017. >> what could be the most unusual feature has to do with these two dots on the back and what you can stick to them. >> literally just snap on the back, the light goes on. >> reporter: the magnetic accessory port and the first is the 4k 360-degree camera.

a camera that captures everything. >> we have you, me, the camera set up. >> reporter: and streams live in 4k. >> imagine what that does to the future of news. the future of sporting events. >> reporter: as for the future of smartphones, things snapping together is a good bet. nano demoed these forms to form a tablet and these magnets. they super charge a phone's vibrating alert to make games more realistic. >> this feels like a shotgun, so it has the shot and the -- >> reporter: there's lying universe with them showing 3-d movies. >> you don't need any glasses to see it. >> so essential is not alone in seeing phones do so much more founded by a man called the father of android and back by big investors. >> i'm so proud of that we are spoken of by consumers as one of the three choices this fall that really matters. >> reporter: in san francisco, jonathan blume, abc 7 news. coming up, it's san francisco's annual comedy day

festival. a special dedication ceremony to a late comedian tim & charlie, 4th graders. lazy 3rd graders. they even have those new easy open gogurt tubes. we used to struggle 20 minutes to open our gogurts. we were on our own. and when we finally got those things open, we'd be overcome with the sense of accomplishment no 3rd grader today will ever know. hi guys. get a job. you believe this guy?

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you can laugh until your stomach aches at a free comedy festival today in golden gate park. it's comedy day that begins at noon near hippie hill featuring 40 comedians. this year there's a special dedication ceremony for the late great robin williams. the city will rename the meadow

next to the sharon building robin williams meadow. williams was a long-time bay area resident and would often perform at the comedy festival and was even a secret financial benefactor. the ceremony begins around 3:30 this afternoon. and how will the weather be? we'll get a final check with frances. >> it will be sunny in that area. we usually see fog near the golden gate park, but not today. right now temperatures in the 50s and 60s. san francisco, 58. oakland, 60. san jose, 60 degrees. this afternoon with plenty of sunshine for everybody, temperatures will be near yesterday's numbers, just a few degrees cooler. san francisco, 67. oakland, 71. san jose, 79. and warm spots inland, 85 degrees. so a sunny afternoon today with very nice and comfortable temperatures. but then tomorrow, the breeze picks up. it will be gusty along the coast and in the higher elevations. and we're going to dip down

below average for the workweek. that's going to do it for us. thank you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i'm carolyn tyler along with frances our coverage continues on facebook and instagram. "good morning america" is up next. have a great sunday, everyone. and a great week ahead. ♪ ♪ hi! leaving a career to follow a calling takes courage. a personalized financial strategy can give you confidence to take the next step. hi guys! aw yeah! see how access to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you.

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