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>> announcer: good morning bay area. let's get up and get going. this is "abc 7 mornings." good morning, everyone. i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, august 26th. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist, lisa argen. >> hi, carolyn, good morning to you. lots of gray sky out there. that marine layer once again over into the east bay. and that stratus will be scouring back to the shoreline later this morning. a live look at sfo, some sun here. temperatures are in the mid- and upper 50s from san francisco to san jose and morgan hill. we still have the haze in the atmosphere today. mt. tam, mid-50s. 61 in concord. the reason for that, still the smoke in the north bay mainly from the wildfires well to the

north. but we'll see the hazy condition throughout the afternoon. seven-mile visibility in half moon bay. a live look outside with the breezy winds. air quality moderate today to good. and we'll look for the numbers to be in the 80s inland, 70s around the bay, and cool 60s at the coast, carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. developing news this morning, oakland police are investigating two shootings that left two men dead and injured, three other people. please found two people suffering from gunshot wounds at 2:20 this morning near 11th avenue and international boulevard. a third died at the hospital. earlier this morning, two other people were found with gunshot injuries near e street and elm hurt aven hurst avenue. it's unclear if the two incidents are connected. police ask anyone with information to> the tributes co pour in this morning for senator john mccain.

bin cancer.erday after a battle he's expected to be honored in arizona and in washington this week, before being laid to rest at the u.s. naval academy cemetery in annapolis, maryland. here is abc news reporter maggie rule. >> reporter: senator john mccain leaves his home in arizona for the final time. tributes are felt across the country. flags hang at half-staff at the capitol and the white house. his fellow lawmakers remembering the four decades he served in congress. >> i hope that we will remember him by being a little kinder to each other and by remembering that politics doesn't have to be a blood sport, we can work across the aisle and see the good in people. i'm certainly going to try to do more of that going ahead. >> reporter: speaker paul ryan calling him a giant of our time. and senator lindsey graham simply remembering him as one of his dearest friends and mentors.

his respect crossed party lines. democratic senator chuck schumer immediately announced a resolution to rename a senate office building in mccain's honor. >> everyone looked up to him. everyone respected him. it's going to take a long time to find another john mccain. >> reporter: from former presidents like the one he ran against, barack obama, writing that despite their differences they saw their political battles as a privilege and noble, to donald trump, who has made controversial comments about mccain in the past, tweeting "my deepest sympathies and respect," and his family, his daughtering me meghan mccain mccain mccain m meghan mccain writing about her love. maggie rule, abc

senator dianne feinstein tweeted that john mccain was a leader, a public servant and a patriot. house minority leader writes, he was a patriotic, courageous hero who served his country above all. east bay congressman eric swalwell said, we remember senator mccain as a selfless patriot. b.a.r.t. police want to find the person responsible for injuring a 40-year-old m the macarthur b.a.r.t. station. two people got into a fight that turned physical. the injured man suffered a cut on his hand. this happened at the same station where 18-year-old nia wilson was stabbed to death last month. b.a.r.t. police say it appeared to be a random attack on wilson and her sister, who is recovering from her injuries. the suspect in that case could face the death penalty if

convicted. a driver is under arrest after this deadly crash in san francisco. investigators say a car hit a motorcycle near 23rd and arkansas streets just brday aft. the man on the bicycle died. the driver of the car took off. officers were able to track down the suspect a short time later. counselors will be on hand at a fairfield high school tomorrow after a shooting that killed a 16-year-old and puppet the school on lockdown. police have identified the victim as ahmar willis. he is from fairfield. the shooting happened just after 5:00 friday night, a block from armijo high school. here is abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard. >> it was terrifying. >> reporter: karin duff was working at the stadium concession stand right before kickoff of the jc football game when chaos unfolded.

>> people started run othe concession stand, saying te school was on lockdown and that there was gunfire. >> reporter: her son was on the field. >> we had the national anthem and the . >> reporter: that was gunfire coming from washington street and bell avenue. police called it a gun battle. >> we know it was multiple shooters. it appears groups were actually shooting at chosen. >> reporter: it was just a block away from campus. one bullet ripping through the radiator of this minivan. a 16-year-old was killed, an 18-year-old wounded. the football stadium was evacuated. hundreds of spectators told to take shelter in the gym. one of the suspects ran and hid, blending in with the crowd. >> i was scared to death for my son, i didn't know where he was. then we heard one of the gunmen might be in the gym. to think your own child is in there, you never think it's going to happen to you. >> reporter: the jv team took

cover in the locker room. >> they said the dude might be in the gym, because they didn't know where he was at. >> reporter: the suspect hiding in the gym was arrested. police found a second suspect at a house nearby. the school district says at this point it doesn't know if the shooting victims or the suspects were students here at armijo. on monday morning, counselors will be available to talk to students about the incident. in fairfield, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. the san joaquin county sheriff's office wants to find the high school wrestling coach suspected of running off with a 16-year-old girl. this is the man police are looking for. he is 25-year-old phillip of stockton. investigators say he and the teen are in a relationship. the girl attends the same high school where he coached. investigators believe they are in a green 1994 toyota extra cab truck similar to this picture that you see here.

happening today, a celebration of life for kevin manning, the cabdriver hit and killed in san francisco. police are still looking for the hit man. the celebration of his life is at 2:00 this afternoon at lindley meadow in golden gate park. happening today, the annual silicon valley pride parade. the parade starts at 10:00 this morning on east julian street along market street in downtown san jose. dozens of companies from the bay area and nonprofit organizations will take part. that's followed by the day-long festival with music, dancing, and food. festival tickets are $5. and look who's here after a long time away, lisa's back. >> i'm back, glad to be back, everyone. good morning. we are looking at some gray conditions out there. but peeks of sun coming out.

the wind will be a factor if you're headed to the giants game. a little breezy, up to 20 miles an hour. in the city, another day with mid-60s and partial afternoon sun. it's been cool. it is going to get cooler, believe it or not. i'll explain coming up. >> all righty, thank you, lisa. also ahead, tropical storm lane leaves its mark on the hawaiian islands. a look from above at the devastation left behind. >> you feel like you don't know how you're going to react in these kind of situations until they happen to you. >> a terrifying ride. what this ride share passenger did when she ended up miles away from her destination and how she's now taking action. you know when you go to ross for bedding... ...and you suddenly realize you're really into art? that's yes for less. every trend. every room. on any budget. it feels even better when you find it for less. at ross. yes for less.

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that's yes for less. every trend. every room. on any budget. it feels even better when you find it for less. at ross. yes for less. breaking news, playwright neil simon has died, he was a pulitzer and tony award winning author of plays like "the odd couple" and "barefoot in the park." he died of complications of pneumonia in a new york city hospital. he was the american theater's most successful playwright. he was 91 years old. funeral services for mollie tibbetts will be held in iowa today. the service will be held inside the gym of her former high school in brooklyn. the 20-year-old's body was found last week more than a month after he was reported missing.

24-year-old cristhian rivera is charged with her murder. she spent part of her childhood in oakland before moving to iowa. all tropical storm warnings and watches have been canceled across the hawaiian islands as tropical storm lane has passed on by. this morning a new look from above at the serious flooding with more on the way. abc 7 news meteorologist rob marciano has the latest from honolulu. >> reporter: overnight tropical storm lane continuing to rake the hawaiian islands with wind, rain, and pounding surf. an astounding 45 inches of rain falling on the big island in four days. the saturated ground refusing to hold. trees, dirt, and debris poured over the highways, making many roads impassible. the port of honolulu, shut down during the hurricane, now reopened. >> planes have to come from the mainland to get critical supplies out to the island. these aircraft can handle the

weather better than a helicopter can. >> i would trust them in this weather. >> reporter: now these resilient cargo planes are delivering fema supplies to the outer islands hardest hit. we jumped on a helicopter and immediately saw what may be the storm's signature. >> the signature of hurricane lane will be wild fiefireswildf. >> reporter: and of course a tremendous amount of rain causing mudslides from rain. >> at 2,000 feet, you can also see the rain coming in. >> reporter: rainfall totals that are approaching that of hurricane harvey, striking texas one year ago this weekend. here in hawaii we're hoping for a drying trend to take hold around mid-week. rob marciano, abc news, honolulu. ride share company lyft has banned one of its drivers after an east bay woman says he took

her miles away from her destination. she says she escaped into the woods when she started to feel unsafe. abc 7 news reporter kate larsen >> it became a fight or flight situation. >> reporter: that's how brittney sundquist describes the lyft ride she took friday morning. >> it was a situation i needed to escape from. >> reporter: the 27-year-old artist says she ordered the lyft from a bar in oakland at 2:04 a.m. she should have arrived home 14 minutes later. >> for whatever reason, the driver veered off the destination, which was my home, and driving deeper and deeper into a desolate area of the oakland hills that i'm unfamiliar with. >> reporter: she says she ended up here in this area, 3 1/2 miles away from her park in oakland. she says she was able to escape from the lyft car and run into the woods. she ordered another lyft at 2:30 a.m. to take her home. >> i feel like you don't know

how you're going to react in these situations until they happen to you. >> reporter: she filed a police report with oakland pd. lyft has released a statement which says in part, we have reached out to the passenger to extend our support and the driver has been permanently banned. amanda wood is brittney's roommate and happens to be a lyft driver. >> as a female driver, there's been times where i've started to question, like am i safe, am i comfortable with this passenger. >> reporter: in an effort to improve ride share safety, the women have started a petition to ask lyft and uber to give passengers the option of a woman driver. a new sapp, safer, gives passengers more say about what kind of driver picks them up. an alert for b.a.r.t. passengers, trains are not running between west oakland and

19th street and lake merritt stations this weekend. you're going to have to ride the free bus bridge to link up between those stations. it's all part of ongoing maintenance. b.a.r.t. will close these stations again labor day weekend. [ horn sounding ] yes, they are off. happening now, runrs and walkers are taking part in the 42nd annual bridge to bridge run along the embarcadero in san francisco. it started 8:00 this morning at the bay bridge. the participants are going to pass through fisherman's wharf and fwir ghirardelli square. it benefits special olympics of northern california. hi there, everyone. our study onshore flow continues. you're waking up to the gray sky, maybe a few peeks of sun

here or there. because of the thicker deck of marine clouds, up to 2,000 feet, we're a little bit e again, an of low pressure north of us allowing for healthy marine air and also some smoke from the wildfires to still transport into the bay area. so, breezy along the coast. the clouds will give way to a partly sunny day along the coast. 56 downtown. 58 oakland, mountain 54 in santa rosa and napa. even a little fog out there. winds blowing by the delta, 30 miles per hour. we're looking for another day when temperatures will be cooler than average. right now, because of that deck of low clouds, taller than yesterday, two to three degrees co cooler, 24 hours ago compared to

right now. and the flags are blowing 15 to 25 miles later today. hazy afternoon with more sunshine. moderate air quality. still the advisory with us today. it will be cooler, even the first few days of the workweek, leading up to the middle of the workweek, trying to bring in slightly warmer temperatures by the end of the week. here is where we sit right now. as we stack up the averages in the first column, and where we're going to sit today. six degrees cooler than average in oakland. san francisco, san jose, concord, four degrees cooler than late august. and redwood city, six degrees cooler. the fog and low clouds again tomorrow morning. then by tuesday morning, peels back by the afternoon. wednesday morning, all the way to the delta and sacramento valley. that will dictate the temperatures on monday with low 80s once again. very little change around the bay. below average numbers continue into tuesday with upper 70s to near 80. and no changes yet into wednesday. so if you like this pattern, you're in luck. we'll continue to see this for

the next several days. the giants game, a little breezy. low 60s today. a little hazy as well. highs around the bay ranging from the low to mid-60s at the coast. low 80s inland. and between upper 60s to mid-70s from oakland to fremont. 74 in palo alto. the accuweather seven-day forecast shows today is slightly warmer than tomorrow. download our accuweather app and you can keep up to date on the changes. they look subtle, but if you're looking for sun and warmth around the north bay and the coast, you won't find it. our friends in the inland valleys are enjoying it. >> you he mentionmentioned last had 103. >> we had a big heat wave, which is not looking like it will happen. >> but keep your weather app on just in case. >> good idea. >> thanks, lisa. ahead, much more than a day in the park. the annual fundraiser that helps provide wellness programs for

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i'm trying to find a nice picture for you but there's so much gray out here. you can see it here in emeryville, a lot of clouds and temperatures are cooler than what we've been used to. mid- and upper 50s from san jose to san francisco. and check out this live view, this is walnut creek where you're holding on to the low cloud deck. 54 in santa rosa and napa. 61 in concord. right here from the roof camera, you can see not a lot of wind at all. that breeze will kick up and we're going to see moderate air quality today. some places will be good. but you'll still notice the haze around today. and as we go through the afternoon, temperatures will be very similar to what we experienced yesterday, upper 70s by about 3:00 p.m., out towards our warmest inland valleys. 77 in san jose with just mid- and upper 60s around the bay. and then tonight, the fog is back. the sun sets before 8:00. we'll let you know how long this pattern sticks around, coming up, carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. developing news, crews in chicago are working to find the cause of an early morningth vic

two adults, including a baby. a teenager and an adult were taken to the hospital with critical injuries. according to city officials, the building failed its last inspection in june due to electrical issues. firefighters say there were no working smoke detectors in that building. in washington, tensions are escalating this weekend between president trump and his attorney general. the president tweeted that jeff sessions doesn't know what's going on in the justice department. abc news reporter white house correspondent tara palmieri has the story. >> reporter: president trump back on the attack against his own attorney general jeff sessions, claiming he's letting special counsel robert mueller have a field day, tweeting, jeff sessions wouldn't allow politics to influence him only because he doesn't understand what is happening underneath his command position. >> he feels like jeff needed --

attorney general sessions needed to step it up for him and he doesn't feel like that's happened. >> reporter: his latest tweet seeming to use sessions' words defense him. that response from the president on the heels of a rare statement made by sessions, saying, quote, the actions of the department of justice will not be improperly influenced by political considerations. the president still fuming that sessions recused himself from the russia investigation. >> i have now decided to recuse myself. >> the only reason i gave him the job was loyalty. he was an original supporter. he was on the campaign. >> reporter: the war of words between the administration and the justice department igniting again this week on fox news. >> i put an attorney general that never took control of the justice department, jeff sessions. >> reporter: lindsey graham appearing to agree with trump. >> every president deserves an attorney general they have confidence in. i believe every president has the right to their cabinet. these are not lifetime appointments. you serve at the pleasure of the president. >> reporter: tara palmieri, abc

news, washington. east bay congressman eric swalwell says democrats should upcoming midterm elections. he appeared on "this week with george stephanopoulos" this morning to talk about michael cohen's case. cohen pleaded guilty to campaign finance violations and implicated the president, saying it was at the direction of the then-candidate. congressman swalwell says there isn't enough evidence yet to determine if president trump violated those laws. >> we don't want to be as reckless with the facts as he is. putting forth an case is important for the american people. >> the congressmanays the core e

issue people from both sides should be talking about is improving the lives of people. tributes are pouring in for the man known as a political maverick. this is a live look now at the white house where the flag is flying at half-staff for senator mccain. president trump, who had a contentious relationship with mccain, tweeted last night, saying "my deepest sympathies and respect go out to the family of john mccain, our hearts and prayers are with you." former rivals and presidents barack obama and george w. bush were asked to give eulogies by mccain, who had been planning his funeral services over the past year. his family made it clear president trump is not invited. arizona state troopers escorted mccain's body from his home to phoenix. as you know, he passed away yesterday after making the decision to stop treatment for his brain cancer. mccain's service to the country

began in the late 1950s. in 1967, his navy plane was shot down during the vietnam war. he was severely injured and spent more than five years as a prisoner of war. mccain was elected to the house of representatives in 1982. the senate in 1986. he ran for president twice. senator mccain was 81 years old. many are honoring his life, including a mother right here in the bay area. abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo talked to her about how senator mccain helped her through the loss of her son. >> reporter: alice hoagland was living some of the darkest days of her life when senator john mccain and his wife cindy made a special trip to cal berkeley. he spoke at mark bingham's memorial dedication. bingham was her son. bingham and others are believed to have thwarted hijackers'

plans to crash their plane into a building in washington, d.c. >> whatar bingham, but -- >> -- i may very well owe my life to mark and the others whoe depraved, hateful men their terrible triumph. such a debt you incur for life. >> reporter: alice says mccain brought a sense of calm after there were so many questions about her son's death. she says in life her son absolutely respected the republican politician. during a campaign stop, bingham wet out of his way to meet mccain, their interaction captured in this country. >> senator mccain was trying to look tall, and it was hard to do next to a guy who was 6'4". they were both grinning. >> reporter: a memory of happier and healthier times. she says his words and actions brought the admiration her son

had for the senator full circle. >> he was at the capitol on that awful afternoon. told us all he had a personal debt to mark and the others because he may very well have saved my life, he said. >> reporter: alice tells me she only wishes she had she never got around to writing john mccain about the impact he's had on her cindy. in the newsroom, amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >> mccain's daughter meghan, one of the hosts of abc's "this week," wrote in part, "he was a great fire who burned bright, and we lived in his light and warmth for so very long. we know that his flame lives on in each of us." mccain's wife cindy tweeted this, in part. "my heart is broken. i'm so lucky to have lived the adventure of loving this incredible man for 38 years." you can remember senator john

mccain on the abc 7 news facebook page. you can share our posts on your wall and you can write your own tributes. still ahead here on "abc 7 mornings," no lines, no cashiers, no problem. the new technology that could simplify your shopping experience. and here's a live look from our santa cruz camera. not exactly a beach day today. 58 degrees right now.

it's the annual day in the park fundraiser for the taylor family foundation. abc 7 is a proud sponsor of the event. proceeds support the foundation's mission, which is

to provide wellness programs for northern california children with life-threatening and chronic illnesses. abc 7's cheryl jennings, meteorologist mike nicco, and traffic reporter sue hall will be on hand. it starts 11:30 this morning at camp arroyo in livermore. lisa, they might enjoy the cooler temps. >> definitely. some 80s out there, but not the upper 80s. we're beginning to see hazy sun, temperatures in the low 60s right now. low to mid-80s for you this afternoon. hope you're enjoying that. if you still like it cooler, we have a forecast you're probably going to like to start the week. but not in line with the averages for august. we'll talk about that in detail coming up. >> thank you, lisa. also ahead, the a's get another important win on the road. and a career night from jonathan lucroy. mindi bach has highlights.

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stadium against the chargers. yesterday the niners played the colts in indianapolis with the starters getting their most action of the free season. here is abc 7 sports anchor mindi bach. she's got the highlights in this morning's sports. good morning, everyone. running back alfred morrison and defensive back richard sherman made their 49ers debut in san francisco's third preseason game. both started at exhibition including this long for 11, he had a 17-yard carry called back due to penalties. penalties and dropped passes hurt the offense. jimmy garoppolo, a would be touchdown. whoops. andrew luck connected 15 yards for luck's first touchdown pass since 2016. bedford had a great show to

dante pettis but pettis can't hang on in the eet their lone t with four minutes left in the game on the kquarterback keeper. colts win. kyle shanahan was happy with his running back. >> it looked like he got some good looks, it looked like he always got a little bit more than what they blocked for. he ran hard, and i was pleased with him. >> carried the ball well. i have only been here about a week or so, and i thought the line blocked great too. those guys barely got touched today. it makes everything a lot easier. buster posey was not in saturday's lineup as the giants announced he will undergo season-ending hip surgery on monday in colorado. the all star catcher was still available off the bench against the rangers. the giants' 102 championship game.

san francisco jumped to the lead thanks to brandon crawford's home run. hunter pence pinch hitting. only his second home run of the season. 5-0. gieasy. will smith loaded the bases in the ninth. giants win 5-3. they even the series at a game apiece. >> as a whole, with this group, you know, andy suarez with an incredible pitching performance, to bounce back and get another four runs after a tough loss last night in the first inning, i think that speaks a lot to the character of this team and really put a charge into that game. game three of four between the a's and twins at target field. jonathan lucroy was three for four on friday night. he had four rbi on saturday. here he knocks in chad pinder with a base hit to second, that makes it 1-0 a's.xtt the urth

board. that's only lucroy's third of the year. mike beyers allowed one run in five and two-thirds. miguel got all of that one, feet. matt olson added back to back doubles in the eighth to pad oakland's lead. a's win 6-2 and take a two game to one lead. little league world championship game is this morning between south korea and hawaii. it has all come down to this. we'll brin you all the highlights as well as your giants and a's highlights tonight starting at 5:00. until then, have a great day. >> announcer: now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. hi, everyone. sunday morning, and the clouds are beginning to peel back from our inland east bay. as we look at live doppler 7 right now, you can see they're beginning to erode over the east bay hills. but we still have an area of low pressure to the north and west of us. and that is what is enhancing our onshore push, our marine

layer that has grown taller. and we will see breezy at times today, clouds peeling back from the shoreline. a live look outside from san rafael where we have a mix of clouds and sun. it's a cool 56 downtown, 57 in san jose, with low 60s in morgan hill. it's been one of the warmer places, morgan hill and gilroy. look at the sun here at sfo, no delays. the peninsula will be breezy later on today. mid-50s santa rosa and napa. the winds pick up through the delta. if you're headed into the sacramento valley towards the sierra nevada, a red flag warning for mountains there. 59 in livermore. finally, here in san francisco, still on the gray side. so a light jacket if you're headed into town. and a little bit of afternoon sun. cloudy skies for most. hazy afternoon sun with the air quality once again moderate to good in spots. and the cooling trend is going to last through the first part of the workweek. santa cruz right now with all the cloud cover, in the 60s later this afternoon.

we'll get some clearing, and those winds up to about 15 miles an hour. partly cloudy skies, low 60s from ocean beach and half moon bay. bodega bay at about 60. further north into the valleys of the north bay, it will be in the mid-70s. so really not too hard to take. a nice afternoon there. with temperatures in the south bay just a little bit warmer, upper 70s, very similar to yesterday in santa clara and san jose. mid-70s for you in palo alto and mountain view. a late afternoon sea breeze. lots of clouds along the shoreline. for a time they're going to peel back and give us hazy sun. 65 downtown. north bay, upper 70s from santa rosa. near east bay, 60s. berkeley, mid-70s. 77 union city. you head inland, irving this is where we have all the cheers with low 80s. nice, comfortable afternoon. it's been pretty consistent for you folks. and the low clouds and fog back

well into our east bay valleys, even perhaps the sacramento valley tomorrow morning. the accuweather seven-day forecast featuring those 80s inland today, mid-70s around the bay. there o download our accuweather app and you can keep updated on the temps trailing off each day. we'll try to warm it up for the long holiday weekend saturday and sunday, even into monday. we may even break 70 degrees in san francisco. >> woo-hoo! >> i know, for the holiday weekend, that would be something. >> it would be, thank you, lisa. if you hate waiting in line during the lunch hour or at supermarkets, and who doesn't, well, listen up. a local company is using artificial intelligence to simplify the way we shop. abc 7's lyanne melendez explains. >> reporter: offering clients a quick in and out experience are

becoming more popular. now another company called zippin will be the first in san francisco to use checkout-free technology. everything is done through their epa. >> you scan yourself in and walk in. >> reporter: overhead cameras and sensors track your location and what items you pick up. >> as soon as i pick this up, what actually is happening is the cameras know that i have picked this item, and the sensors on the shelf also confirm it. >> reporter: those sensors know the price of the item and charge you once you leave the store. >> you simply step out of the door and you're done. >> reporter: zippin says it wants to create a frictionless experience, get rid of that grit, you know, like the little things that bother you when you come to the supermarket, or interact with people. >> i talk to people all day. so i don't need to talk to people while ordering my food as eporter: so we're going to test them to see how long it takes him to grab lunch. go!

zippin's ceo says this store will open next month ahead of amazon go, starting to pull out its cashierless stories. how did he do? out the door, 16 seconds. can't beat that. but don't expect to find a whole chain of these zippin stores anytime soon. this is a concept store with a purpose of selling its artificial intelligence technology to other retailers at a cheaper price. >> the amount of hardware cost that's needed to deploy our solution is far lower than other solutions available in the market. >> reporter: he says the technology will help to serve more people while saving time. in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. coming up, a day dedicated to dogs. it is national dog day. how one bay area sports team is celebrating

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whyever. introducing cheese cups by the laughing cow. snack like you. yes, we have the winning numbers from last night's $70 million power ball drawing. we don't have them but we can show them to you. 20, 25, 54, 57, 63, the power ball number 8. no one had them. no one picked all six numbers. wednesday night's jackpot rose to $80 million. give your doggie some extra love today. it is national dog day. animal advocate colleen page founded the holiday in 2004. the san francisco giants are celebrating with the 2018 dog days of summer. fans who bought special advanced tickets can bring their pooches to the game with them today. the sold-out event includes a pregame parade and a costume

contest. and lisa, you might want to have a little sweater for your doggie. >> yes, that would be a good idea. today it's going to be another cool one in spots. but it's going to be warm to pleasant in our east bay valleys with hazy afternoon sunshine. 68 in oakland, 70 in san mateo. 3:00 or 4:00 p.m., these are your highs. the accuweather seven-day forecast shows numbers continue to trend downward as we begin the workweek. even cloudier on tuesday. below average wednesday. thursday, the end of the week, slightly warmer, just by a few degrees. >> all righty. >> we'll have to enjoy that. >> that's going to do it for us. thank you for joining us on "abc 7 mornings." i'm carolyn tyler. glad to be back with my buddy lisa argen. at noon, south korea battles honolu honolulu hawaii in the championship game of the little league world series. watch live from williamsport only here on abc 7 news. abc 7 news returns at 5:00 p.m.

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