cines you take and if you have any medical conditions. man: ask your doctor about jardiance and get to the heart of what matters. good morning bay area. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. it's saturday, august 18th, thanks so much for waking us with us. i'm chris nguyen. let's take our first look at the accuweather forecast. here's drew tuma in for lisa arjen tracking conditions. >> we are seeing issues along the coastline in the form of fog. live doppler 7 showing you the bank of cloud cover right along the coastline. there's visibility and we'll switch it over, and the issue is around half moon bay and when you see visibility down to zero that's as bad as it gets. the golden gheit gate bridge camera is out there, and we're switching it on over to the sutro tower camera and show you much of the region. it is sunny. the 12-hour day planner features

coastal clouds early on. we are quickly warming up midday? into the afternoon. it is sunny and warm to hot around the region and our warmest spot is inland heading near 100 degrees and it is a spare the air day in effect and poor air quality in the east bay and the santa clara valley. smoke from the wildfires to the north and notice a haze where that poor air quality is. >> we'll take a look at our afternoon highs and we'll be closer look at what the weekend has in store. >> a vallejo man is in custody charged with stealing a chp cruiser and carjacking a shuttle bus. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard has the story. >> you see it on tv, but as far as seeing it actually happening this is the first time i've seen this happen. >> even the chp couldn't believe what air an avitan is accused of

pulling off. he stole the chp cruisers from stealing a chp cruiser. during the carjack, the crude s cruiser's mirror got knocked off. he drove to sacramento state where he commandeered this shuttle bus from san joaquin delta college telling the ten students onboard he was a police officer. >> we got kidnapped. >> he knew what he was doing. >> the suspect took the wheel from bus driver mary speck. >> he demanded i get out of the bus now, so i did and he jumped in and took off with my bus. >> a quick-thinking student attacked the man putting him in a choke hold. >> when he choked him we just started hitting him and i put the car in park. >> when avitan tried to escape others on campus who witnessed the carjacking bravely jumped in to stop him. >> a few passersby actually stopped and held the bus doors

closed until the police showed up on scene and something like this, this severe, it can go bad really fast and really quick, but it didn't. >> amazingly, nobody was hurt and aaron avitan is being held in a sacramento county jail. his bail has been set at $7.8 million. a motive for the bizarre crime is still unknown. >> cornell barnard, abc 7 news. highway 4 in martinez has reopened after a three-alarm grass fire. it broke out last night near alhambra avenue. contra costa firefighters were able to contain it, but the freeway was shut down around 9:30. the fire was burning near a neighborhood. thankfully, no one was hurt and no homes were damaged. >> when the fire broke out. as always, you can get push alerts and updates on local news by installing the abc 7 news app

on apple and android devices. six restaurants were shut down, those businesses are back open. they're facing an administrative hearing with the health department and district attorney. abc 7 news reporter katie utehs has the details. >> the food court at sun valley mall looks new and it's busy, but last week, a different scene. >> last week there was actually, like, yellow caution tape all around this whole entire area. >> jcpenney employee dolores bennett said she had no idea why. >> we had no knowledge of a rat infestation. >> contra costa county environmental health shut down restaurants due to rats and one from cockroach infestation. >> this is very unusual to have this many facilities in a mall affected at the same time. >> it concerns me a lot because a lot of my coworkers do come here to the food court every day for lunch and it's not healthy. it's not safe. >> the first closures happened

in may and the most recent, last week when an inspector actually saw a live rat while investigating a complaint. in addition to other evidence of rodent contamination. >> there's obviously a systemic problem and not just individual restaurants. it's involving the mall itself. >> mall management shared this statement. tenants are responsible for complying with all health department regulations. upon learning of the situation, our management team stepped in to help quickly remedy the situation and the food court is open after receiving clearance from the inspector. businesses are back open. >> we wouldn't let them reopen unless we felt it was safe for the consumers to go back. >> the business owners do face an administrative hearing with the district attorney as health officials try to make sure this doesn't happen again. we should also add that there were no reported illnesses linked to this con tam nation. we have created a story on our website that contains the entire list of affected businesses. in concord, katie utehs, abc 7

news. >> our time is 8:05. the suspect in a fatal hit and run in the tenderloin neighborhood has been charged with murder. 41-year-old michael smith was in court yesterday and the charges stem from a tuesday night accident that killed 65-year-old gregory blackman. court documents allege smith's wife warned him not to drive while thinking in oakland and he continued to drink on the drive to san francisco. >> tense moments in san mateo county when the car was left teetering on the edge of the cliff. sky 7 was teetering over the cliff in half moon bay. the driver of the mini cooper veered off the road after being cut off by a white mustang. good samaritans stopped to pull the occupants out and there are no injuries to report. a settlement has been reached in a lawsuit against a santa rosa senior home in the wildfires. 17 elderly residents and family

members sued oakmont senior living of not taking adequate precautions to eradicate the facility. the case was about to go to trial and terms were not made public because the settlement has yet to be signed. >> the trial for the ghost ship fire defendants is likely to iss begin next year. they've been charged with involuntary manslaughter. an oakland judge threw out plea deals agreed upon by both suspects. almena's attorney wants to make a motion for the move in november. >> potential jurors in alameda county for the most part have absorbed all of the assassination of character attributes manifested in the press of my client. they have an opinion. >> the defense has mentioned courts in san jose, redwood city and martinez as potential

locations, both defendants will be back in court next month likely to set a trial date. happening today, richmond police will host a gun buyback events and people can turn in guns for gift cards later today and up to 100 bucks for gift cards will be given for each rifle, shotgun and handgun and $200 will be exchanged for each assault weapon. the metal will be melted and repurposed for material for art. it will be in the plaza in richmond. the family of nia wilson, the woman killed at a bart station last month, is now suing month. the attorney blames fare evaders and lack of security. he claims to have two witnesses who interacted with wilson's suspected killer john cowell. one said cowell threatened to slit her throat. neither could locate station agents. hundreds mourned a chp officer who died yesterday -- hundreds mourned a chp yesterday

who died on the job. chp helicopters, motorcycles and officers in uniform formed a procession to the father's house church in vacaville to honor fallen officer kirk griess. the veteran was killed on interstate 80 near fairfield. he leaves behind a wife and three children. the ceremony was packed with emotion and one of griess' daughter is soon to graduate from the police academy. >> now they have 29 days until i graduate i know i need to stay strong. if he were here he would be holding my face and telling me to finish. >> the chp credit union has set up a memorial fund for officer griess and his family. you can find a link to donate on our website, abc 7 news.com. a national park service employee has been reported missing in yosemite. yesterday the park service released these photos of park employee john cogdell. he was last season on august

15th near the upper pines campground. last week the park service reported san jose resident scott tenczar missing, as well. he was last seen july 25th before a planned hike from robinson creek. time now is 8:10. two bay area communities are banning round up. venetia and solano county and novato both announced they will discontinue using the weed killer. its main ingredient was at the center of $290 million awards to a bay area man who said it causes cancer. both communities plan to use safer or natural alternatives. >> east bay lawmaker is calling for more testing of potentially radioactive soil in pittsburgh. it came from the hunters point naval shipyard. last year they released a statement saying soil samples were manipulated before being sent to the landfill in pittsburgh. he wants the navy to conduct a

more thorough test at the landfill. drew tuma is here tracking the accuweather forecast and earlier we saw cloud cover out there and we've got changes on the way. >> it's very warm. >> the fog is slowly lifting at this hour and we are on our way to a warm and hot day across the region. >> lots of sunshine, the accuweather forecast ahead. >> also ahead, dangerously close, how a river selfie with bears has landed one man in hot water. do you feel lucky? it's a lucky day for a number of reasons. we'll explain when we return ♪ ♪ ♪ i put a spell on you ♪ yeah, because you're mine ♪

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former secretary-general of the u.n. and nobel peace prize winner kofi annan has died. his foundation announced his death in a tweet early this morning saying annan died after a short illness. his wife and their three children were by his side during his last days. annan fought for a fairer and more peaceful world. he was a member of the elders. that's the group founded by nelson mandela which is committed to building peace and advancing human rights. annan was 80 years old. a funeral for aretha franklin will be at the end of the month. the funeral itself will be limited to family and friends

and will take place on august 31st in her hometown of detroit. the queen of soul passed away thursday from pancreatic cancer at the age of 76. an 18-year-old is facing charges this morning for pushing her friend from a bridge. the prosecutor's decision coming just hours after the teen's exclusive interview with gma. abc news reporter marcy gonzalez has the story. >> ready? >> reporter: this morning -- that young woman seen pushing her friend off the bridge in washington state sending her plummeting nearly 60 feet into the river below is charged with reckless endangerment. >> i've already said i'm sorry and i'm facing charges and i accept responsibility. >> it's pretty much a public apology on abc. >> hours before on an exclusive interview with gma, taylor smith explaining why as jordan stood on the age. >> three, two -- >> apparently, afraid to jump. >> i said no, i won't go. i'm not ready.

>> she made that fateful decision. >> she wanted to jump and she was scared and she had asked me to give her a push, and i didn't think about the consequences. i thought she would be fine. >> prosecutors stating in the arrest affidavit smith's actions created a substantial risk of death. as holgerson recovers from six broken rib, a punctured lung and other injuries, she says she wants smith to sit in jail and think about what she did. >> i never intended to hurt her ever, nor would i intend to hurt anyone. i'm really sorry it turned out that way. >> marcy gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >> time now 8:16. some people would do anything to get a good picture. take a look at this. two alaskan residents and a tourists are in serious legal trouble after one member of the group approached bears in an attempt to take a selfie. the bear cam at the national park and preserve recorded the incident. you can see a man getting in the water and walking toward the bears as they feed on salmon.

while the bears remained calm throughout the encounter, a park superintendent said the group was very lucky to get out alive. today is 8/18/18. for some, the number eight itself is considered lucky which is why today could be one of the most popular wedding days of the year. many are expecting it to be the busiest wedding day of the year. the 18th of august and the 18th year of the millennium. >> china village seafood restaurant in belmont was booked more than a year in advance for a wedding party this saturday and has since turned away 20 couples who wanted the same date. >> for me, it is much easier for me to remember. >> hey, you forget our wedding date. no because remember. >> the number eight is associated with luck. at tuxedo fashions, rentals are up 100% from this time last

year. the numbers game can equate to big business. >> it's an auspicious set of numbers in theation community, in the jewish community. one fellow yesterday even said to me that the eights are like an infinity symbol. >> due to popular demand, the office will be open for weddings. >> as soon as it went out that we were available we were inindated with calls and we decided to keep it open a couple of hours longer for those on a first come, first serve basis. >> rentals are also up in san carlos and while it's too late to get in on 8/18/18, now is a good time to get ready for next year. >> i would wait at least a year in advance. >> the knot says nearly 30,000 couples are registered for a wedding. >> believe it or not, the time right now is 8:18.

the san mateo county clerk will start performing ceremonies every 30 minutes until later this afternoon. >> now your accuweather forecast with drew tuma. >> if you love warm weather you are in luck later this afternoon. live doppler 7 along with satellite right now and we're seeing a sunshine away from the coast and we have the issue with fog, still visibility down to zero and that's as bad as it gets and we talk about visibility with half moon bay. where you see ten right now, that's as good as you can get. >> we'll take you outside and this is one of my favorite shots and the live look showing you the fog just descending over the golden gate bridge. you just see the tops of the bridge right now and the fog will break down over the next couple of hours so we will see sunshine along the coast even though cloud cover is dominating the forecast there right now. temperature wise, we're in the low 50 as and low 60s a a a a

half moon bay. at 1:00 will stop the time and you see the cloud cover just right along the coastline and elsewhere, we're seeing tons of sunshine and into the afternoon we will get sunshine along the coast and the sun efficient at warming us up. starting in the south bay, it will be hot in morgan hill and 99 degrees and warm in san jose and 85 in cupertino for sunshine. 83 for mountain view to start out the weekend and 82 and half moon bay up to 62 degrees. downtown san francisco will reach 70 later today and it is mild in the city and 63 with daley city and 88 for petaluma in the north bay and it is hot in calistoga, and 88 in san rafael. mind you, these numbers are five degrees above average for this time of the year. >> into the east bay, it is warm and sunny today. 76 for oakland. about 86 in arinda and it's downright hot as you move inland

and if not hitting 100 in brentwood and it is a spare the air day and we do expect hazy skies especially inland and the santa clara valley. the central valley will exceed 100 degrees and similar story for palm springs and so cal, san diego, l.a., lots of sunshine and low to mid-80s. the as will see a nice ball game weather forecast. 70 degrees by first pitch and it will be mild in the east bay and by the ninth inning as the game is wrapping up we'll see the temperature warming up to 75 degrees. >> overnight tonight, here is the call, the marine layer will be shrinking once again and with that means limited and there will be plenty of stars away from the coast. mid-50s, and the shoreline and the warmest spots inland. the next seven days today, it's all about the warm to hot air moving in today to finish off the weekend on your sunday, we do see minor cooling, but relief

really moves in here on monday and we'll drop those temperatures by ten degrees and we stay below or slightly below average. it is a great requested. track the temperatures hour b b hour. >> just ahead, first stop, san jose, next tokyo, how some former hoop stars

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welcome back, everybody. if you love dessert we know just the event for you this weekend. abc 7 mornings anchor reggie aqui is helping you plan things with our partners at hoodline. >> ice cream, beer and blues, not necessarily in that order and that's how the weekend is looking from our friends at hoodline. i got to try an ice cream that they light on fire just before they put in your mouth. >> we make our ice cream from scratch and we bring it to the masses with this little cart. >> light it up. >> if you have the opportunity to set ice cream on fire, why not? >> it's the ice cream version of smores. >> yes. >> am i a mess? >> a little bit. >> hopefully you'll eat your dessert more gracefully at spark social at mission bay. this is the ice cream festival happening sunday. >> 30 vend frors all over the bay area will be there including churn urban creamery. they cut out a quarter of the sugar to let the natural flavors push through so it's practically

sort of health food is what i'm telling myself. >> while i'm on a health kick, that's happening at pier 35 on saturday. 70 breweries, 200 beers and one price will get you unlimited samples and you cannot buy tickets at the door so plan ahead. the whole family can enjoy the next event, the polk street blues festival. you can't lose because this event is free. i have all of the links with the info that you need from these events on hoodline at abc 7 news.com. happening today, lake merit will be filled with rowers from age 21 to the 80s. this weekend is the rowing masters national championships and this is the first time since 2000 that lake merit has hosted the national championship. the event itself hasn't been on the west coast since 2008. there are races from 8:00 in the morning from 8:00 p.m. and the event is free in the lake merit

boating center. abc 7 news was in milpitas where the best three on three basketball teams played last night. they played on the great mooul. the players compete for $50,000 in money. three by three recently became a new olympic sport. you can stop by and check out the action all weekend long. still to come on abc 7 mornings. the case studies coming out of the california wildfires that are key for south bay researchers on fbing fire. also, the debate over safe injeksz sites in san francisco. there are strong opposos

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good morning, south bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. thanks so much for being with us, i'm chris nguyen. a quick look at the accuweather forecast. here's drew tuma as we begin our saturday morning. >> good morning, chris. we are tracking a warm afternoon on the way, but this morning we have an issue with fog along our coastline. we'll switch it over to visibility mode on live doppler 7. we continue to see the fog very thick around half moon bay. elsewhere, we're doing a-okay where you're seeing the number ten as good as you can get with visibility, however, we'll take you to the walnut creek camera. we will have issues with air quality. the 12-hour day planner features a lot of sunshine.

it will be warm in the afternoon and you look at that temperatures around the bay into the 80s and our warmest spots inland closing in on 100 degrees, but the spare the air day is in effect today and poor air quality is forecasted for the east bay and santa clara valley. you saw the haze from the walnut creek camera. if you have respiratory issues please take it easy. we'll take a look at how the second half of the weekend is shaping up. >> there has been steady progress in containing some of california's largest and most destructive wildfire. >> the carr fire has burned more than 224,000 acres and is 79% contained. the mendocino complex fires have burned more than 331,000 acres. containment is at 76% and the holy fire in orange county has burned 23,000 acres and is 85% contained. climate scientists in san jose are working hard to provide more tools to help firefighters deal with the erratic nature of wildfires.

a team from san jose state university is gathering weather data from burn zones to make future fire forecasts more accurate. abc 7 news reporter david louie takes a look at what they're doing. >> reporter: while the carr fire continues to burn, fire weather scientist dr. craig clements moved in with this truck in search of data. the weather system and other instruments onboard are a profiling system. they gather weather data to help forecast the behavior of wildfires under dynamic weather conditions. >> our goal is to better measure and observe the wild land fire environment. take those data to basically tune the model. >> reporter: he's talking about computer simulation models that will help to predict how fast fires will move and how intense they will be. the carr fire created a tornado rarely captured on video that is an important case study. he was created by unusual conditions and triple digits temperatures and single digit. hume inity.

the temperatures topping 2700 degrees fahrenheit. he's amazed by the extent of damage the tornado creating f ff whirls and bushing like matchsticks. >> it's moving in a circulation so that's why fire whirls and fre tornadoes can rotating columns are dangerous. >> it may take five years, dr. clements believes, before they have enough data to produce reliable fire forecasts. >> we're on the verge of developing these tools, but we need more observations at fires, wildfires to make those tools more accurate. >> reporter: dr. clements says fire behavior is influenced by three factor, climate, popography and fuel leadie loads, they'll have these to figure out how fast trees and other combustible matter will burn. >> including parts of the santa cruz mountains. in the near future fire rings

will carry weather instruments to provide additional research data. >> with the amount of research still done, craig has received a grant to build a second vehicle like this, but that will be equipped to do more of his ground breaking research. >> abc 7 larp's largest economy pt the main reason is a lack of affordable housing. studies show that california has the highest rate of homelessness and poverty in the nation. analysts call it a miserable irony. >> it's nothing that will be solved overnight if it is ever solved, but it's something we should be embarrassed about to be as rich as california is and to have the worst poverty of any state should be something of a civic embarrassment. >> lawmakers must make it more enticing for the private sector to build more affordable homes

and say that's something they're unwilling to do. time now is 8:34. in san francisco renewed arguments for establishing safe injection centers for homeless addicts in the city. abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman has the story. >> reporter: if you haven't seen her specifically, you've no doubt seen someone like doris rowland, she's wandered for 20 years and admits to a witch's brew of addictions beyond her control. >> you suffer a lot because of your choices, but i mean, things happen in between and it's quite hard. >> on paper might have help on the way if the memorial church opens what they call a safe injection centeren side these walls and it would be the first in the nation, is imlar simila one where they can inject in a safe place that might help break their habit, but not everyone in san francisco wants them. >> we are embarrassed that california has been leading the way in drug addiction.

>> a coal igition of opponents launched a full-scale assault. >> our job is not to exacerbate the addiction. our job is to deliver them from this madness. >> pastor ron allen, a former crack addict himself, just one of many who spoke out against safe injection centers. >> we're afraid that this will only worsen the problem because it will only attract more homeless people to come to san francisco. >> to establish centers would violate federal law. the city and state are looking for a way around that hence the delay. supporters say safe injection centers in other countries do work. >> drugs are not a criminal problem and drugs are going to be a health problem. you can't berate people and criminalize people into not being addicted to drugs. what they need is help. wayne freedman, abc 7 news. happening today the city of san ran fran will rename a street in honor of a man who is the first african-american to run for mayor.

the street will be renamed sam jordan's way. jordan opened a bar in 1959. it's the oldest african-american bar in new york city. i he was a long shoreman, a golden gloves boxing champ and entrepreneur. he also ran for mayor in 1963. the late mayor ed lee officially designated the bar as a historical landmark in 2013. >> still ahead on abc 7 mornings. here is a simple concept. get a password manager to remember your passwords. one problem, 7 on your side's michael finney explains. >> the time right now is 8 time 37. a live look outside santa cruz and good morning to our friends

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happening today. law enforcement officers from around the world are in san francisco to show off their motorcycle riding skills. today is the last day of sfpd's international police motorcycle skills competition. officers pay an entry fee to compete. that money goes to the police department's wilderness adventure youth april. you can check out the action up close and it starts at 9:00 this morning at pier 32. smart trains in the north bay will be free this weekend to celebrate the first anniversary of service. today smart will also hold a festival from 9:00 a.m. to p.m. with beer and wine.

it will run ten stations between san rafael. drew has been tracking the forecast and some clouds out there and changes on the way that will maybe bring smiles to people's faces. >> warm weather, today is your day. already have spots near 70 degrees before 9:00 this morning. we'll take you to pier 39 and basking in some sun. we'll have the accuweather forecast ahead. >> big drama in the ninth inning as the as battle the astros for first place in the al west.

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in sport, the as will honor their team in 2002 that won straight games. this year's team will battle the defendant world series champions astros at the coliseum. first pitch is at is teem 05 p.m. the first pitch is at 4:104:1040 great american ballpark. here's larry biel with the highlights in this morning's sports report. >> the chance to capture first place in the a.l. west hosting theefending world series defending astros and you can feel it. it was a playoff atmosphere.

matt champman and a sinking slider, and marcus simeon scores and we are tied at two. astros respond in the sixth and the redick base hit off of lou trevino and marvin gonzalez, 3-2, houston and here's where it starts to get crazy. nick martini and a shot to right. and they'll test up the arch of the astros and round third and the throw from carlos correa and he is called out, but replay shows he is safe and that ties it up at three and the replay review, and this thing was so close. safe was the call and correa was stunned. matt olson and the 23rd of the year and you can all go home and pie time. 4-3, the as win and they're a game out of first place. that was a great game.

giants and reds near a van down by the river. giants down 1-0 in the third until andrew mccutchen rips a base hit up the middle and tied at 1 and it stayed that way to the 11th and here it comes and there it goes. phil inbourbon, good night, game over. cinci wins by a score of 2-1. the raiders return to the l.a. coliseum for the first time, and the preseason game with the rams. the silver and black, they still have a lot of fans in los angeles who remember the glory days. what's odd about this game is the raiders and rams will play in the regular season opener as well. jon gruden on the return to l.a. >> it can be pretty good and the raiders do in l.a. and they're housing two football teams and i have no idea what to expect in

life anymore. i just try to hope for the best. >> panthers and dolphins, pre-season nfl action. >> stanford man, cristian mccaffrey says aloha! 71-yard touchdown, carolina wins it between-20. opening round, little league world series, georgia and hawaii setting the record for the longest game in little league history. aloha means good-bye. walkoff, two-run homer and he hit it in only six minutes before the midnight curfew in pennsylvania because they're kids. they have to go to sleep. 2-0 hawaii is the final score. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> now your accuweather forecast with drew tuma. >> it's 8:47. live doppler 7 giving you the active sweep across the region and we are tracking the fog right along the coastline and a

little improvement at half moon bay. when youio switch it on, when you see zero that is the guess as we talk about fog and visibility. elsewhere, where you see the number ten like sfo and oakland, that's what we're seeing away from the coast. the east bay hills camera on the saturday morning and where you're notice, you see this layer in the middle of the screen and that's a layer of haze right now and that will kind of sit over much of the region today. so for that fact we do have a spare in the air day in effect whre a poor air quality is am forecasted in the east bay and santa clara valley. if you have respiratory issues, please take it easy because we still see particularates from smoke in the northern parts of the state continue to filter into our atmosphere here locally. around the bay shoreline, 50s and 60s and the warmest spot near 70. san jose waking up to a

temperature of 62 degrees. >> let's go hour by hour, and midday, lunchtime and it's well back to the coastline and along the coast we'll start to see breaks of sunshine at that hour. inland, you'll see it warm up, and 80s in the warmest spots at that hour by 4:00 and warmer than that, and we're well into the 90. away from the coast it will be warm to had the. highs today even in the city, san francisco, it will be warm, and 70 degrees and it's good to 89. so if you are headed to the coliseum for the as game it will be warm and sunny. so enjoy the ball game. in large-cap, it's hot. 99 in concord with the mazy sky overhead ushering in the spare the air day, and santaa rosa warm at 88 degrees. it will be a very nice afternoon and we'll have a lot of sunshine and 65 for ocean beach and about 75 degrees there and wear the

sunscreen or ocean water temperature sitting at about the 60 degrees. if you're tramping across the west coast today, you do notice it will be warm in your 90 and 80s in seattle and 85 degrees with the afternoon sunshine. back here at home the call for accuweather and limited clouds along the coastline as we get you into your sunday and plenty of stars away from the coast. mid-50s along the bay shoreline. let's plan the next seven day today with the poor air quality inland and into the santa clara valley. minor cooling, refreshing cooler air will feel nice in them, we below average for the extended weather forecast. they will be soaring rather rapidly away from the coast. >> i'm breaking a sweat already. >> here we go.

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>> welcome back, everybdy. here are the winning numbers from last night's $88 million mega millions drawing, 1, 31, 32, 47, 56 and the mega number 3. nobody picked all six so tuesday night's jackpot goes to $102 million. good luck. happening today in san francisco, warriors star clay thompson and his family will hold a welcome reception for the first golf tournament. the mission of the thompson family foundation is to enwitch the life of young people for fit business and education and it will be tonight at the americana restaurant. the tournament is tomorrow at tpc harding park. >> they are scheduled to play. >> a final weather check now with drew tuma and probably a good idea that that tournament is tomorrow and not today with the high temps we're expecting. >> it will be very warm, chris. >> we are having coastal cloud

cover, and the fog will lift midday into the afternoon. it is warm away from the coast and 8 0s and 90s. we are forecasting poor air quality in the east bay and santa clara valley. you will notice haze in the atmosphere. 70s in san francisco, and 89 in san jose and into the inland and east bay where you have the haze close to 100 degrees and the accuweather seven-day forecast will show you minor cooling and refreshing air will move in here on monday and we stay below or at average tuesday and into wednesday, with some very comfortable temperatures around the forecast. >> be sure to get those fitness activities in. >> thanks drew, and thanks to you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i'm chris nguyen alongside drew tuma. the news continues online and twitter, facebook and instagram. abc 7 news continues at 5:00 p.m. until then, make it a great day, everybody.

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