it's sunday, october 8th. thank you for joining us. i'm chris we have a few low patchy clouds near monterey. that's about it. temperatures right now in the 40s and 50s. cool in novato, 45. napa, 46. check out half-moon bay, 43. elsewhere, mostly in the low to mid-50s. san jose, a 55 degrees. looking to the bay bridge, we have a clear start, sorry about that, it's early in the morning. and in the next few hours,

temperatures will mainly be in the 50s. sunny for this afternoon. and then temperatures will warm up to the low to mid-80s inland. and even 70s and near 80 around the bay. the upper 60s at the coast. it is going to be a great beach day, but the winds will pick up tonight. i'll tell you all about that coming up. chris? frances, thank you. we begin with developing news. the south breathing a sigh of relief after nate is downgraded to a tropical storm. this footage from biloxi, mississippi, is when nate was still a hurricane. it made landfall in just six weeks and the first to hit louisiana since katrina in 2005. we'll have a live report from alabama at the bottom of the hour. animal shelters from silicon

valley to wine country are filled with dozens of new pets ready for adoption. abc 7 news was at the hayward executive airport yesterday as 40 dogs and 25 cats arrived from shelters in new orleans. most of the animals being transferred are from areas hit by hurricanes. >> many of them were displaced into that area from harvey when it hit in texas and irma in florida. and what's happening now is they've got an influx of more animals coming in so they have to clear adoption space. >> the pleasanton foster group paid for the flights. the new orleans shelters are paying it forward for help during hurricane katrina. pets from puerto rico are now expected to fill the shelters in new orleans. today marks one week since last week's massacre in las vegas. the city is trying to take back their streets with people marching, sending prayers to the victims and calling for unity after the worst mass shooting in

american history. daria arbinger has >> reporter: a city looking for peace after violence. >> in america we mourn with those who mourn, we grieve with those who grieve. and i stand before you today on behalf of my family and every family in america to say we are with you. today we are all vegas strong. >> reporter: investigators are growing increasingly frustrated as they search for the motive of the gunman who killed 58 people and injured 400 others. >> we thought we may find a political or medical or social reason, we have not found it yet. >> reporter: officials are asking anyone with information

to come forward posting billboards around vegas asking for details about the killer. 64-year-old stephen paddock would try to keep he spoke to himself to make others believe there was someone in there. and they found a prescription for valium in his room and some cryptic numbers. >> some didn't make it to this day, but you gave us this day so we can walk among the darkness. >> reporter: people vernlging for answers, are searching for answers. but they are hoping to help those who survived. >> the body of

her husband were at the shooting. benny went to help victims and told stacey to get to safety. 58-year-old stacey who lived in novato is survived by her husband and two children. happening today, east bay congressman eric swalwell will host a candle right vigil to honor victims of the massacre. the vigil will begin at 6:00 tonight at the corner of castro valley boulevard and red road in castro valley. "this week with george stephanopoulos" will focus on the shooting. two different views on gun control will be interviewed. martha raddock is answering the show. and the time is 5:05.

we are learning more about the south bay music teacher accused of sexually assaulting a charge. this morning police worry there could be more victims. lonny rivera has the story from san jose. >> they are all upset and they have a competition next week. this is what they have been spending their time on and rehearsing for. >> reporter: members on the brand shocked after learning their assistant band director is accused of sexually abusing a 13-year-old girl. >> they had no clue this was going on. >> reporter: 34-year-old samuel neipp was the music teacher at dartmouth middle school and used his position to exploit the girl. he talked to a detective on the case by phone. >> he would post elicit images that we would deem pornography of the victim to a social media

platform. >> reporter: according to detectives, neipp's relationship lasted three years. >> hopefully the judicial system will do what it is supposed to do and due process will be taken care of itself. >> reporter: he was also a piano teacher and is in jail accused of lewd acts with a minor with a court date set for tuesday. lonny rivera, abc7 news. and authorities canceled an amber alert after locating a missing 2-year-old from san francisco. the little girl is now safe and went missing at 3:00 p.m. yesterday. everyone got an alaert on their smartphones last night at 8:00. the officials took two people into custody at 7:00 last night. one of the suspects was the child's father. and to marin county now where a man is looking for those intentionally accused of driving into four cyclists. this happened before noon yesterday on petaloma road.

authorities say a man driving this older model dark blue dodge ram pickup truck appeared to swerve into them. all four men were hurt. one critically. >> if you see anything, if you have any information, please come to the authorities. we're just all collectively in this for a safe experience. >> here's another look at that truck. you can see it's lifted with custom rims and oversized tires. investigators say it's missing a passenger-side mirror, may have a sticker on the driver side rear window and had its license plate inside the front win windshield. it was last seen in marin. the driver is a might man 25 to 30 years old with brown hair, stubble on his face and a crew

cut. please call chp if you have information to help authorities in this case. and doctors, nurses and social workers came together yesterday to find ways to make their immigrant patients more comfortable. abc7 news was in oakland as they discussed ways to talk to parents and children who are worried if they go to see a doctor their parents could be broken up. >> i do hear complaints of kids not wanting to sleep or going to school because they don't want to be separated from their parents. it comes to a point where sometimes they have to make a choice and decide to put themselves at risk of being out in the community and being exposed. >> solutions that were discussed yesterday include putting up signs, providing information that empowers families to seek help from lawyers and finding new ways to speak to children and their parents to ease their concerns. well, today is the last day of a big weekend in san francisco. fleet week is in full swing. and the hardly strictly bluegrass festival is on.

cornell bernard has more. >> reporter: nothing grabs your attention quite like the blue angels. the u.s. navy team soared and roared over san francisco bay. they're the stars of the fleet week air show. >> home alone, it's great to be an american. >> it's pretty amazing. he thought they were connected they were flying so close together. >> i'm glad they're on our side. >> reporter: the navy s.e.a.l.s. leapfrog team nailed their landing target on marina green. >> they just came from 450 feet out of nowhere, just dropped. >> reporter: in golden gate park, music fans turned out for all things banjo and guitar. the hardly strictly bluegrass festival is on. >> the music, the people, all that. and it's free. >> reporter: there was visible

security presence in the wake of the las vegas shooting festival and that's what we saw. this man says he won't let fear stop him. >> we'll be here today, tomorrow, and we'll do things next week. we'll live our life. >> reporter: cornell bernard, abc7 news. frances lawson is here and we are certainly off to a cool start in some parts of the bay area. >> some temperatures are in the 40s right now, but it will be a sunscreen and sunglasses kind of day if you're headed to fleet week in san francisco. temperatures will be hitting the mid-70s. i have more mild weather coming up. frances, thank you. also ahead, the growing problem at bay area high schools that is forcing football teams to cancel games. and this runaway dog is safe this morning. he has a new name but needs a new home. how you can help when abc7 news returns.

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right now just hours after being released from jail, police investigate a rape case against him. police called 911 earlier and said nelly raped her on his tour bus just an hour south of seattle. nelly denies the claim and last night took the stage in ridgeville, washington. nelly's attorney said the fabricated allegation is motivationed by greed and vindictiveness. and more problems this weekend with high school football games in the east bay. one was postponed and another one abruptly stop in the second half friday night. both games involved fights or threats of violence. leslie brinkley explains. >> reporter: no spectators. berkeley high school fans had to appear through the fence

surrounding the stadium this afternoon to watch the varsity game against tennessee that was postponed. a fight and ensuing threats on social media led them to cancel under friday night lights and play midday on saturday with no fans around. >> i was almost in my car ready to go to the game and saw it had been moved to saturday. >> just when there are things going on, it is better safe than sorry. >> there were no fans, it was just the whole atmosphere of high school football off today. but it's all good, they played well and had fun. >> reporter: it's the third time the high school football game has been postponed or canceled due to violence in the last week. also friday night, skyline high school was playing football here against oakland tech in the middle of the third quarter when the game was halted because of reports of fighting outside the stadium. oakland school officials in berkeley school officials did

not respond to requests for comment. last week the kennedy richmond high school game el elsaredo were canceled as well. >> we can control what we can control. so i don't know exactly what happened, but we did a really good job adjusting and we're looking forward to playing the piedmont on friday. >> reporter: leslie brinkley, abc7 news. levi stadium is looking for people to fill game day positions and holding a job fair this afternoon. levi's does more than host 49er games. it is home to football, concerts and much more. they need a roster of more than 4,000 people to make sure levi's is properly staffed for all events. the job fair runs from 2:00 to 6:00 in the atrium lobby of the tower. a dog made famous by its mad

dash onto bart tracks last month is now up for adoption. this dog ran as bart crews approached it at the coliseum station. it led to prouded platforms while they got the dog to safety. officials were unable to locate the owner. so yesterday the oakland animal shelter tweeted, it is now up for adoption and fittingly have decided to name him bart. time now is 5:17. right now the golden state warriors are playing a preseason game in shanghai, china. however, the team wanted all the fans there to feel like they were taking in a game at oakland's oracle arena. abc7 sports director is showing us how they did it. >> reporter: okay, standby. we are going to tee it high and let it fly. everybody ready? we're going.

we are trying to make it feel here. game in oakland has been so we want to have that same feel that the warriors are going to get. you have the break dancers, you have the wonderful deejay here spinning records. we're having a great time. and it's going to be a fantastic day here. >> reporter: what are you trying to convey to the chinese fans who may have have only seen your dance team on television and little clips? >> we want to show them how high energy performances are and what nba dancers are like. with a small squad it is more channeling, but you have to work with the big court to figure out ways to spatially still bring different choreography and also formations that make it more dynamic, just like you would

here at or acle. >> reporter: tell me how the energy is different from oracle arena? >> it is really awesome to know we have fans worldwide. compared to oracle, it is kind of hard to compare, but they do a good job out here to keep us hyped up. >> reporter: uh-oh, a mascot sighting here. i hope there won't be any friction here. >> wolves versus warriors. >> here in china, the fans are loving to watch our guys. this is so unreal. we are out of our element in a new city. >> can you believe that you're standing here in china? >> no. it's amazing. 14-hour flights like free. >> okay, guys, we're almost done. let's finish strong and wrap it up. >> reporter: the war yours and timberwolves will play their second game in china and then we hop on a plane to head back to oakland. larry beil,

if you liked yesterday, you'll like today. here's live doppler 7, pretty clear and cool out there. a few patchy clouds out there but that's about it. here's the transamerica tower with temperatures in the 40s and 50s. san francisco, 54. half-moon bay, pretty cool at 45 degrees. i'll show you another picture, this time we're looking from the north bay to the bay bridge there in san francisco. again, once in the some 40s in the north bay. santa rosa, 49. napa, 46. novato, 45. and some 50s, fairfield, 52. cop mcco concord, 57. livermore, 50 degrees. from the east bay to san francisco, here's what you can expect. we're going to have mild to warm conditions today and tomorrow. but becoming very windy overnight. i'll show you that in just a bit. and then get ready for the cooling trend to start midweek with temperatures coming down quite a bit.

the high fire danger, in fact, we have a red flag warning in effect at 11:00 this morning for the north bay, the east bay and the santa cruz mountains. the areas highlighted in red. we'll see northeast winds with gusts up to 55 miles per hour. and with very low humidity and dry air, fires can spread very quickly. there is also a wind advisory that kicks in later on tonight at 7:00. and this is mainly for the north bay and parts of the east bay where we are expecting gusts of about 45 miles per hour, at least that and even higher. so if you're driving especially in an suv or a minivan, there will be some difficulty for the taller vehicles and expect possibly some downed tree branches in those areas. i'll show you the wind forecast animation. so 4:00 this afternoon, we'll start to see the winds pick up. also, notice it's an offshore flow with winds coming from the north and northeast. and that is allowing temperatures to warm up today and tomorrow. but check it how windy it gets

overnight. we'll see many areas over 30 miles per hour, especially in the north bay. pretty windy as well in parts of the east bay. oakland to 24 miles. and the offshore flow changing the temperatures and keeping us warmer than average. and then tomorrow, we'll start to die down but still pretty windy. 11:00 is when it expires through the north and east bay for the wind advisory. so today, expect lots of sunshine once again with very mild temperatures along the coast. 68 at half-moon bay. san francisco, 74. oakland, perfect, 79 degrees. and san jose, 84 degrees. now, it's a great day to head to the beach. but if you are going there, just be extra careful. you may want to avoid getting in the water with a northwest and southwest swell. we'll see strong rip currents, sneaker waves and large shore breaks. look at the current wave heights, half-moon bay at 12 feet in effect through tonight. and a lot of folks heading into fleet week to see the blue angels, temperatures in the mid-70s. perfect weather there. lots of sunshine for everybody.

here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. so enjoy the sunshine and the above average temperatures. it will become windy, especially tonight in the north bay and east bay. tomorrow, breezy in the morning, bright skies once again. and then notice we'll start to see temperatures drop into the 70s. midweek, a cooling trend continues well below average. for those with a three-day week, enjoy the sunshine. thank you, frances. just ahead, you probably shouldn't do what this man is doing. next, why he says it's completely safe to stand with this bear.

tomorrow's commute could be smoother for drivers in the east bay. 22 miles of express lanes will open along interstate 680 between walnut creek and san ramon. the express lanes run northbound and southbound from dublin to acosta boulevard. you'll need a fastpass or you'll be ticketed between 5:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. it will be determined to find realtime traffic conditions and free for car poolers and motorcyclists. a man in florida is raising a few eyebrows and questions after taking family photos with a bear. take a look at this, this is dustin radney and behind him he's posing with a bear. the animal has become a common visitor to a neighborhood in apopka not far from orlando, florida. he's been having fun with the bear and posting it on social media. he photoshopped a picture of his son onto the bear. rodney insists what we were doing is safe.

>> we were 50 yards from the bear and there were cops on either side of us taking our pictures. it was entertaining. he was chilling and eating the trash. then he took an hour nap. >> deputies have been monitoring the bear. wildlife officials say it is likely the animal is filling up before hibernating and have asked neighbors to take measures with their trash so it does not attract that bear. still to come on abc7 mornings, nate packs a powerful punch after making landfall along the coast as a category 1 hurricane. we'll have a live report with the latest. and from the world of tech to a trifecta of goodness, meet the bay area

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with a criquick look at the wear with meteorologist frances dinglosan. good morning. temperatures are in the 40s and 50s. novato, 46. half-moon bay, 45. gilroy at 48 degrees. most others in the low to mid-50s right now. here's how the day plays out with the 12-hour planner. temperatures in the 50s and sunny this afternoon. temperatures will hit the low to mid-80s in the inland areas around the bay. near 80 degrees. and at the coast, really pleasant, the upper of 60s to near 70. sun sets at 6:52. and the winds are going to kick up today and tonight. i'll have more details on that coming up. and in developing news, parts of the south are being lashed with heavy wind and rain this morning. but it could be a lot worse. hurricane nate has been downgraded to a tropical storm,

but it is still packing a punch. especially in low-lying areas. maggie ruly is joining us live from mobile, alabama. maggie, good morning to you. >> reporter: chris, good morning, here in mobile overnight we were hit with heavy rains and storm surge, but now it seems like the worst of the storm is over. nate coming ashore twice, first in southeastern louisiana and again on the mississippi gulf coast. the storm system lashing coastal areas with wind packing over 80 miles an hour. >> whoa! >> reporter: from the gulf coast to the northern regions of mississippi and alabama, residents bracing for the worst. >> we got tornados in these things and you don't know when they're going to pop up. >> reporter: a storm surge hitting low-lying coastal regions. and heavy rain. >> i'm meteorologist reed timer.

the winds are piling up. >> reporter: causing massive flooding along the gulf coast. this family stranded in biloxi had to be rescued. now residents are still waiting for it all to be over. >> we have our water, we're full of gas, our generators are working. >> reporter: this couple after planning their wedding day for 20 months gets married in mobile. >> we had pants pulled up and i was holding my dress and we were dancing. >> reporter: one of the big concerns with nate was storm surge. and here in mobile, it caused flooding in many of the roads downtown, but now it seems like the rain is stopping and this storm is moving on. in mobile, alabama, maggie ruly. >> maggie, we have had so many hurricane this is year, but nate is different than the rest. >> reporter: one of the biggest

differences is the strength. hurricane nate struck land as a category 1, unlike many of the 3, 4 and 5 categories we saw earlier in the month and last month. and the other big difference is the speed that this hurricane is moving. it made landfall here near alabama just a few hours ago and is already practically through the state, already downgraded to a tropical storm. perhaps even a depression by tonight. so again, it is much different and moving much faster across the country. chris? >> maggie rulli, thank you so much. a highly successful bay entrepreneur is using his skills to change the lives of millions of children around the world. abc7's cheryl jennings explained how he started a nonprofit to achieve his ambitious and very successful goal. >> the goal of the gratitude

network over the next few years is to help those underprivileged around the world. >> reporter: randy haykin likes to dream big but he puts his dreams into action through his foundation called the gratitude network to help children locally and globally. >> this is about 35 different organizations we work with. >> reporter: he funded this network after a stunningly successful 25-year career in the silicon valley tech world. he formed a trifecta of goodness. he's supplying the lessons he learned as an entrepreneur to engage other s s s s s preyou are preer entrepreneurs to mentor others. >> we look for the most passional entrepreneurs and the ones focused on children, education and youth to end be really fashipassional. >> reporter: the freedom story deals with child trafficking are carefully selected out of

hundreds of applicants in an international partnership. >> reporter: then we give them a year-long program to begin with coaching, mentor, leadership development and becoming more operational and efficient to grow. and when we remove the barriers to the growth. >> reporter: chuck fisher is benefiting from the gratitude network partnership. he's the executive producer of a program called toolbox with the colorful visual tools to help kids learn to manage their emotions. their social interactions and their success in school. >> we're working with some of the most traumatized communities in the world. the inner city of richmond is a perfect example. one of the most traumatized communities in the nation and kds come into the class and can't control themselves. we give them the tool which is the breathing tool. and the breathing tool is

accessing the breath. it is like -- >> reporter: he says children can learn more easily when they can calm themselves down with the toolbox skills. >> i can take breaths or stop and listen to what they have to say. >> you can't just say, i can't do this. and that means you're losing your courage and not do it. that brings courage when you say, i can do this. i might be struggling but i can do this. >> we have been asked for this work in over 35 countries where people found us on the internet and said, we need your help in our country. we are a little nonprofit and learning how to scale it. >> reporter: that's where the gratitude network is making a difference. >> to help us with the first business plan, they have helped us now with executive coaching. because i didn't fully train as an executive director, i'm a psychologist. >> reporter: so chuck's coach renee cooper lives on the east coast, so some mentoring is done by skype. and it's already having an

impact on the future of the toolbox project. >> our plan is to be able to take this to children everywhere. and the scaling of that and the funding of that is really the key piece. >> reporter: gratitude's founder has big plans to help with funding. randy is creating a database of angel investors who are willing to take a call from gratitude social change makers who are looking for financial resources. and because randy loves wine, he started a new wine brand called sbr entrepreneur. >> that winery is 100% philanthropy. it's a chance for couples and people to get together to enjoy wine and support the network. it's a win/win to everyone. >> reporter: cheers to the gratitude network. cheryl jennings, abc7 news. >> the gratitude network is holding the annual fund-raiser november 5th in redwood city.

learn more about the charity's work by going to abc7news.com. still mornings, we'll break down why isd example and could make an example for other cities. but first, we are taking a live look outside from the emeryville camera. you'll notice cooler conditions stepping outside this morning, but have no fear, the warm up is on the way. frances dinglasan has the forecast in just a few

happening today, more than 15,000 people have their running shoes on for the rock n roll half marathon and 10k in san jose. the course runs past city hall, japan town and through the rose garden neighborhood and ends at caesar chavez plaza. it kicks off at 8:00 this morning. and frances dinglasan has been tracking the showers. how are they looking? we are in the 50s for the start of the rock n roll race. if you want to do outdoor activities, we have a warm day ahead. i'll have the details coming up. and also ahead, all stanford fans need is love. it took a while for the cardinals to get bryce love going against utah. but then they couldn'

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good morning, everyone. it is 5:43. good morning to our friends making their way into the city. in sports this morning, look for a familiar place when they play indianapolis. the 49ers versus the colts at so:00 a.m. the raiders will likely be without one of their players as they play the ravens at 1:05. here's mike schuman with more in this morning's sports. >> reporter: good morning. well, stanford looking for the third straigt win traveling to utah to face the undefeated cardinal south. bryce love leads the nation with rushing yards, but he has more yards than 111 teams.

with an encore of the school's lead in rushin yards last week, second quarter, it's love and he's gone. 39 yards down to the 7th. then gives it to love, a 7 yard touchdown. 31 cardinal leave at the half. stanford takes over at the 15. that's pretty good field position. but jet toner, three field goals, and now to the fourth quarter. love says, i'll finish the drive for you. finds a seam down the middle, loses his balance, 68 yards to the house. 23-13, love has 1238 yards for the season. stanford has the first loss of the year, 23-20 final. the cardinal improve to 4-2. and the cal head coach justin wilcox made his name as a

defensive coordinator before taking the bears job. one of the places he helped succeed is washington. and he returns with the bears last night trying to upset the sixth team in the nation. big test of wilcox to see how the bears match up against one of the best. josh dre might have it, but he hangs on for the simultaneous possession. brandon on the keeper, a good athlete, 21 yards. 14-0, huskies. 31-0 when cal gets a break. and looking to lose the ball, cal's darius allen scoops and stays inbounds. the bears fall to the sixth-ranked team in the nation, 38-7. now cal is 3-3. the sharks are looking to host the kings, tips in in in in

from brendan dylan. what a shot. the sharks are tied up at 1-1. enza copitar past martin jones. the kings are swarming. and then, copitar, the kings are up 3-1. the kings win 4-1 for the final. san jose loses to fresno state 27-10. and the dodgers over the d-backs to take a 2-0 lead. the nats win over even that score. and i'm frances dinglasan. it will be a great day with clear conditions and patches of clouds. that's about it. right now temperatures in the 40s and 50s. some cool spots in the north bay, novato and napa, 46 degrees

right now. half-moon bay, 43. low to mid-50s elsewhere. san francisco, 54. san jose, 55 degrees getting ready for the marathon. we are looking out from the east bay in san francisco. here's what to expect, mild to warm temperatures today and tomorrow. but then winds really pick up tonight and into tomorrow morning. and i'll tell you about that in a little bit. then a cooling trend midweek. so enjoy the warm temperatures because things are changing. there is a red flag warning in effect that starts at 11:00 today and continues through tuesday morning for parts of the north bay, the east bay and the santa cruz mountains. we have the northeast winds gusting up to 55 miles per hour. and with low humidity, fires can spread very quickly. also, a wind advisory in effect to kick in tonight at 7:00 for the north bay and east bay. again, gusts expected to at least 45 miles per hour. if you are driving a taller vehicle like an suv or minivan,

be extra careful with downed tree branches in the areas highlighted in yellow. today will be gorgeous like yesterday. san francisco, 79. san jose, plenty of sunshine. it's a nice day to head to the beach. there are beach hazards through the night with northwest and southwest swells. 11 feet at bodega bay. this creates some sneaker waves. grab the sunglasses and sunscreen. you will also need that in san francisco for fleet week with the air show between 12:00 to 4:00. the blue angels fly from 3:00 to

4:00. sunny and mild conditions. now i want to take you to tropical storm nate. winds are about 45 hour. over the next couple of through tuesday rainfall could be 1 to 7 inches with some isolated areas up to 10 inches. also, likely todd can windy overnight into tomorrow morning. but with the offshore flow, temperatures will be well above average and warm with lots of mid-80s today and tomorrow.

80s around the bay. the temperatures will drop and we'll be below average. >> good morning about the wind tonight. >> yes, the wind tonight, that's why we have the red flag warning in effect that starts later on this morning. >> frances, thank you. there's a lot more you can recycle in san francisco. the city unveiled the biggest change to its recycling program in 15 years. abc7 news reporter jonathan blume may find the answer to what goes in what bin. >> reporter: just one visit to northern california's biggest landfill and you will know why san francisco came up with the fantastic three. >> three equal sized bins, a black one for landfill, a blue one for recycling and a green one for composting. >> reporter: it became the law of the land. >> what are you going to do with that cup of coffee when you are done with it? >> throw it in the compost bin. >> what about the lid? >> recycling bin. >> what are some things that stump you? >> some packaging seems to be metallic but it is a plastic at

the same time. when in doubt, it goes in recycle. >> okay, yeah. >> let them worry about it. >> with a sound system powered by bicycle. >> can somebody please give freddie some water? >> we are making the fantastic three more fantastic. >> reporer: coffee cups, foil-lined cartons and plastic wrap can go in the blue bin inside a plastic bag. over the next two years the blue bins will get bigger aerotnd th landfill will get smaller. this will be great news for the coffee enthusiasts who can soon throw it all in the blue pin. >> if there's lots of room in here, it makes people think, what can i put into the green and blue.

>> we started with 100 people. we were close to 200 local tires there now at recycle central. >> reporter: remember people touch what you recycle so clean it out. >> so scrape out the ice cream and supervisors, where does that go? >> in your mouth. coming up, an annual san francisco tradition happening today besides fleet week.

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nobody picked all six in that drawing either. so wednesday's jackpot is now $21 million. also happening today, a tribute for people of italian descent. it's the 149th annual san francisco italian heritage parade. the italian american dignitaries and performers will march from fisherman's wharf to washington square starting at 12:30 this afternoon. leading the procession were the grand marshals kevin down who was shot in the head on duty last year and made a miraculous recovery. next on abc7 mornings at 6:00, nate makes landfall as a category 1 hurricane but quickly weakens. a look at the damage it brought to the gulf coast. plus, a beautiful show in san francisco, but be warned. if you're headed here today, give yourself plenty of time for the commute.

good morning, it is sunday, october 8. i'm chris nguyen. let's get a look at the forecast with frances dinglasan. live doppler 7 is showing clear conditions all around the bay area. temperatures are in the 40s and 50s. and cool in the north bay. santa rosa dropped to 49. half moon bay, 41 degrees. milder in san jose, 53 degrees. here's a pretty view as we look to the bay bridge. sunrise at 7:12. temperatures mainly in the 50s still. sunny skies this afternoon. and it will start to become windy this afternoon, especially in the north bay. but inland numbers will hit the mid-80s. near 80 around the bay. and really comfortable and mild at the coast, the upper 60s to near 70. the sun sets at 6:42. tonight, a pleasant evening. i'll have your complete