>> announcer: this is abc 7 mornings. it's saturday, september 15th. good morning, and thanks for joining us i'm chris nguyen. let's look at the accuweather forecasts. there is frances dinglasan tracking doppler 7 for us. breezy and cooler conditions this afternoon. here is live doppler 7 and the satellite image we wake up to clouds over parts of the bay area and the doppler 7 is picking up some low level moisture. but there is no rain out there. 12-hour planner for today which you can download by searching the app, temperatures in the 50s. sunrise at 6:51. we see the cloud cover but the sea breeze kicks away the clouds. it's cool and breezy this afternoon. inland temperatures in the up ertz 70s for the warmest locations around the bay upper 60s to near 70s. and at the coast in the 60s throughout the day for coastal cleanup day. sun sets at 7:17 with clear skies and we'll be below average for the next few days. chris. >> thanks. developing news, a day after making landfall florence

continues to batter the carolinas this morning. the storm turned deadly yesterday claiming the lives of at least 7 people. abc news reporter natalie bruneaule is live in wilmington with the latest. >> reporter: here in downtown wilmington, the heaviest winds and rain subsided but in other parts of the carolinas torrential downpours happening now. the biggest concern is catastrophic flooding as it pushes inland. more than a day of relentless rain. hurricane florence soaking the carolinas. bringing with her an unstoppable torrent of water. in knew rn north carolina, a 10-foot storm surge watch as the reporter interrupts the live stream to save a dog from the flooding. homes overrun fromting rescues into the night. >> people all night have been in attics and roofs asking for help. >> reporter: at this home in gt

and 8-month-old baby losing their lives when a massive tree fell on the home. the first responders huddling in prayer. >> the firefighters were out here in the height of the storm working this rescue basically. and very, very difficult. >> reporter: the full fury of florence extending onthe covert. >> look how high this is now. twice as deep as it was ten minutes ago. >> water washing in nearly a million homes without power. >> you are in the storm's path take shelter and stay there. >> as flood waters rise, the monster storm continues to churn. and for so many it was a long, wet and sleepless night. now the storm is far from over. every inch of rain water causes the rivers to rise and officials are expecting historic flooding over the coming week. live in wilmington, north carolina, natalie bruneaule, abc news. back to you. natalie, thank you. you are looking at bay area

firefighters helping flooded communities in north carolina. the team left oakland monday night including members from the east bay and santa rosa. members of the 129th rescue wing unit of the national guard took off from the base in mountain view to help with the emergency relief efforts after tropical storm florence. the guardsman and helicopter they prepared add doefr air force base to ready to depart finance. this is a satellite loop over north carolina offer the sun began to set. our meteorologists has month on what the residents expect. frances. it's not over. because the storm is so slow moving it's going to inundate the carolinas with rain. here is live doppler 7. you can see the radar satellite looping over the last six hours. barely moving. still continuing to dump so much rain in the carolinas. 50-mile-per-hour. and it's tracking very slowly at 2-mile-per-hour.

it's 35 miles west of myrtle beach at this point. here is what you can expect this weekend. an additional 5 to 15 inches of rain with storm totals ending up to 40 inches in some locations. life threatening storm surge, again, catastrophic flash flooding possible tornadoes, and also landslides because the ground is so is the rated. chris. >> thank you. the american red cross is organizing relief for those affected by tropical storm florence. you can make a $10 donation by texting the word florence to 90999. time now is it 6:04. and new this morning the santa clara county sheriffs office is investigating a accident vofgt a pedestrian and vta light rail. happening near north 1st street ansit offials highlight n je. september as california rail safety month. the vt a reminds people to stay

behind the yellow line when on the platform and listen and low back for approaching trains. now to the investigation into what sparked a fire on the commuter shuttle bus that burst into flames at the heights of the even are rush. abc 7 news was on 2807 where the bus burned. near the alvin drive exit on in south frist. the fire delayed commuters for hours. sfo piotr aer owns the bus. everyone was off safely and another bus picked them up. the company has not said what sparked the fire in. a cal report highlights the dangerous of fighting fires. a pilot killed on the ground was flying too low. wayne freedom has the details. >> reporter: we all remember the some ber send i don't have of battalion chief matthew burr kmet, honor guard, salute his his body returned. and there were questions about what happened. we already knew that burr chet died and three others were

injured during a supertanker drop while fighting the mendocino complex fire. this plane may have been involved though not this pass. a new report from calfire reveals the plane came in too low at 100, not 200 feet as prescribed due to the unseen rising hill. here is the deputy chief scott mcclain by phone. >> the echlgs changed significantly as the aircraft was coming in. hard to determine due to the vegetation broegt. >> the chief died when the plane knocked over the douglas fir. this is an aerial photo. it was 87 feet tall and 15 inches across. >> the tree came down as far as on the chief. and then there was other debris associatingwood the tree that came down and struck the other three firefighters. >> reporter: the planes and firefighters had been working to reinforce a back fire dozer line, ziet a radio warning to clear the area, the utah team never acknowledged it with no explanation given. abc 7 reached out to chief chur

chet's family and some injured firefighters. no comment from them. the report does thought state whether the 747 came in too low on its own or whether let in by a spotter plane. either way, it reinforces the danger of fighting fires by air in california in seasons like this. from sonoma county, wayne freedom, abc 7 news. happening today in the east bay, animal who have been left homeless after fires in lake county will be up for adoption. 2,000 pets will be at the 8th annual bay area pet fair. the lake county shelter is bringing all of their adoptable pets. they have been inundated with homeless pets after the fires in the area. the event runs from 10 to 5 today and tomorrow at the lambed county fair grounds. a young people bear burned during the carr fire in shafta county is back in the filed it this morning. the state department of fish and wildlife released the bare yesterday. the department provided the photos. a krou working to fix damaged utility poles spotted the bear a month ago liking burned paws.

taken to uc davis where vets used sterile ieszed skins as biologic bandages. in san jose water customers may get answers about whether they have been overbilled for years. a stating a anxious launched a investigation after a start report by bilk practices. our media partner reports they will look into whether the water company should pay refunds face penalties or implement policy changes. san jose water officials say they believe the bilk has always followed protocol. now to confusion oefrp new parking patterns in downtown san jose. this video behind me shows cyclist biking along a marked parking lane and drivers parked in the bike lane here is a question for drivers should you park in lane a on the left or b? the short answer is b. next to the curb, and not in the new painted spaces. abc 7 news reporter amanda

explains. >> it's commuter confusion on this street. new bike lanes are painted in but only parts are painted green. some drivers are parking near the curb but oerps in the lane to the left. this is foesing cyclisting to maneuver the mess. >> i don't know which lane i'm supposed to park in. >> driver noah sovy isn't alone many were second guessing their decision to park where there appear to be two parking lane. >> double park, what happens to cars stuck in the middle. >> the new painted parking lane shouldn't be used yet. for now the lane is what bicyclists should use. drivers should park against the curb until bollards block them. everything will make more sense once the better bikeway sj product is completed then the official bike lain is painted green and obvious.

this is already in flas outside the san jose state university library. >> the street gets crazy. so i'm glad that there are going to be designated bike lanes. but in the meantime it seems a little hectic. >> reporter: others are hopeful the city's planned traffic calming measures will calm the confusion soon. >> takes about a we can for people to figure things out. and then it's the new traffic pattern. and it's the new normal. and people figure it out. >> reporter: now the truck hind me is boxed in for the moment. so drivers remember park closest to the curb. the city anticipates the entire better bikeway s gchlt j project could take a few months. still looking for something fun this woked. we share local events to consider plus. >> we didn't know what they were going to do. didn't know how many people would be here. >> you a unique wedding celebration, the special reason this couple tied the knot at the school where they graduated from. also, a lot of buzz over this cloud spotted in the east bay.

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and put scaffolding up above the sidewalks protecting pedestrians from any debris that might fall. engineers are still trying to figure out why the window cracked in the first place. governor jerry brown says california will launch its own satellite to study climate change. the governor cochaired the summit at san francisco's mosqueny center this week. many saw it as california openly challenging president trump's rollback. federal environmental rules. >> but the climate threat still keeps growing. so we want to know what the hell is going on all over the world, all the time. so we're going to launch our own satellite. our own satellite to fig out where the pollution is and how we're going to end it. >> this woke the governor also signed a bill that requires california to produce all its electricity from renewable energy by 2045. the destinetation oh on the departure board read zurich switzerland but the the flight

madeway could be a flight into the future. filled with 16,000 gallons of biofuel mixed with the normal supply. believed to be the longest commercial tliet with that high of a hemorrhage of renew lk fuels. they say it's good for business and the environment. >> any time you reduce emissions you are able to reduce costs. and so the business rationale for this is really clear. but frankly it goes beyond the math. we are using biofuels and partnering with the california companies because it makes good sense for the planet. >> a company called world energy manufactured the fuel in california. earlier this week, united announced the goal of becoming the first airline in the industry to cut cushion emissions in half by the year 2050. 6:15 is the time. a special yet unusual event at a school in the of oakland's duey academy went back to campus to tie the knot. our reporter shows why the school threw the couple the wedding. >> reporter: a crowd gathered at

oakland duey academy not for graduation but for a wedding celebration. recent graduate aj collins saw his bride patrice walk down the aisle in what was a surprise for them both. >> we didn't know ha what they were going to do. how many people would be there process we gave them color. >> the staff at duey pitched in money for the ceremony knowing the huge sacrifice that's ahead. >> his counselor just decided that he wanted to do something nice for us because i'm trying to go to the marines. >> a wedding certificate will ensure they get family benefits. the couple has an infant daughter together. while she is serving her country, aj will watch after their baby. >> he can take care of everything. . i got to give him pointers and remind him of stuff but other than he got it down pat. >> while family and friends looked on, the high school principal served as the wedding official. >> we don't just release our students and graduate them and send them out in the world we support them during school, and after school.

and whatever support they need. >> i now pronounce you husband and wife. >> and with a kiss, the deal was sealed. and now that the festivities are over it's time to get to work. aj will start college. and patrice heads to the marines and start basic training. in oakland. carlos. a lot of bus over something many of you may have seen in the sky. talking about the strenke looking clouds in the east bay. view he chris yaeger took in photo in paid nlt month. leslie brinkley captured another image in oakland. drew tum aifr says it's a hole punch cloud when water droplets freeze and fall from the center of the clouds outward. now the accuweather forecast. starting off with live doppler. and the satellite mink clouds over parts of the bay area. picking up a few lightning strikes right now near the

sacramento area. and also winds have been pretty gusty out there. in concord up to 25-mile-per-hour. fairfield gusting up to 21 as well as san francisco. so that breeze will bring us some cooler temperatures today. and you can see of the low clouds over frist right now as we look from the exploratorium but we see clear skies out there as well pl temperatures are mostly in the 50s. san francisco 54. oakland 57. san jose 5 a but morgan hill is cool at 49 degrees right now and half moon bay 57. check out the beautiful shot as we look from walnut creek with the scattered high clouds right now passing through parts of the inland east bay area. santa roosz is 53. as well as napa. novato 52 degrees. and upper 50s in concord, fairfield at 57 degrees. this time as we look from one of the other inland area camera shots we see some of the scattered low clouds this morning. it's going to be breezier and cooler compared to yesterday.

and temperatures will be below average into next week. and also winds will pick up this afternoon to about 10 to 25 li 20-mile-per-hour. in some north bay areas we could see gusts up to 30-mile-per-hour. sand rafael might get 22-mile-per-hour winds this evening. so the stronger sea breeze and on shore flow will help temperatures come done a bit compared to yesterday. especially for inland areas. at the coast it's still breezy. in the 60s for the most part. san francisco 64. oakland 68. and san jose 73. but the breeze pushes the clouds away so plenty of sunshine this afternoon. look for santa rosa to hit 77. antioch 76. inland milder compared to yesterday. and the coastal clean uptoday today, grab a jacket because the sea breeze will keep you in the low 60s along the beaches. bodega bay, 60. half moon bay, 62. chilly waters as well.

milder at 71 peterson san jose. and the sun screen needed with the high uv index. if you are headed to the cal game today at memorial stadium you find is sunny and comfortable but the breeze will cool it down. by the time the game starts it will be 67 degreeing dropping to the low 60s. and also if you are headed to the sonoma raceway, sunny and mild, perfectly comfortable weather. 73 today. slightly warmer tomorrow. mid-70s tomorrow. but the temperatures will be kohl into the morning if you head there early. process the next seven days in san jose, well below average. average highs 80 in san jose. j. staying below average the next few days and climb back closer to average by the end of the work week. here the accuweather seven-day forecast. breezy and cooler today. inland areas reaching the upper 70s. around the basin 60s to 70s. and at the coast loie 60s. minor warm today but then down again on monday holding steady tuesday.

temperatures come up wednesday and then finally be near average thursday and friday we're expecting more sunshine and warmer weather. >> certainly a cooler weekend compared to what we have been experiencing in recent months. >> yeah and i think for inland areas it's a relief but at the coast especially in san francisco it's just feeling kind of cold. >> grab the jacket. frances thanks. still ahead a surferers remark prarkable prg how he is super emma just about sleeps in her cape.

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street faflt for the whole family. saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on stockton street. watch an expert pizza toss by a 12-time world champion and of course grab a slice. and the very popular autumn moon festival in chinatown is happening saturday and sunday, 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. now the 28th year with vendors, food, arts and krafrts booth. also multiple parades along the historic grand avenue between california street and columbus avenue. i'm jessica castro for abc 7 news. and of course have a great weekend. dan harris joins from us new york with a look at what's coming up at 7 on good morning america. >> good morning coming up on gma team coverage. major breaking news tropical storm florence causing catastrophic flooding two feet of rain in some spots and more on the which. the deaths, the rescues and now the threat of landslides and

tornadoes. plus the huge headline in the russia probe, paul manafort, former chairman of the trump presidential campaign pleading guilty and agreeing to cooperate with special counsel robert mueller. what does this mean for the president? and finally the investigation into a series of sudden mysterious and deadly gas fires thatter to through homes in three towns in massachusetts this morning we are finally hearing from the gas company. it's all coming up on gma. we'll see you soon. >> and still to come on abc 7 mornings, collecting supplies for people impacted by tropical storm florence. the bay area non-profit getting ready to help. also ahead a big bouncehouse in

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and upper 60s to near 70 and at the coast the sea breeze keeps you in the low 60s. sun sets at 7:17. a clear evening tonight. but we have more cool temperatures ahead i'll show that you coming up. chris. >> thanks. developing news, flooding the biggest concern this weekend as florence continuing to pummel the carolina coast with strong winds and heavy rain. nearly 1 million people remain without power this morning. the storm turned deadly yesterday claiming the lives of at least 7 people, including a mother and her 8-month-old baby when a massive tree fell on their home in wilmington, north carolina. >> the firefighters were out here in the height of the storm working this rescue basically. and very, very difficult. >> this is woks. if it sits on top of us it will be days before the storm is over but reverysee and months. >> hundreds of people needed to be rescued. florence is expected to be downgraded to a tropical depression by tonight. but the torrential rain shows no

signs of letting up soon. one bay area non-profit is rallying to gather supplies to help thome those displaced in the carolinas carolina. leslie brinkley has the story. >> this is what's ready to ship. >> med shares reg reamingle director walked through the warehouse filled with surplus medical supplies donated by medical providers. >> we have gunnarys, tables. >> along about the personal products here from the public. >> right now our partners have about 34 partners on the ground in the carolinas monitoring the situation as well as some other national partners. and so they're putting together the needs list. >> reporter: volunteers from chevron starting boxing up n 95 masks and gloves likely to top the list of needs. along with things like diapers, shampoo and tooth brushes. >> my mom lives in north carolina and is there now with a lot of flooding. it's home for me. but, yeah, definitely more

people are calling in to want to help us out the. >> reporter: with florence expected to linger and trigger flooding for days to come, med share is on stand by as to how they will get the supplies in the hurricane zone. >> it's a matter of trying to fly it, truck it? >> any means we can. and sometimes, yeah, folks have -- we have been able to put things on air cargo. folks donated private jets, corporate jets in the past even here in san francisco last year someone donated the yacht and put supplies on. >> local medical teams are mobilizing and will carry flies with them on flights as luggage. leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. and if you want to help med share says to gather supplies and collect donations this weekend. you can bring them to med share starting monday morning at 8:30 in san leandro. apple is lending a hand. ceo tim cook tweeted the company is donating $1 million to the red cross to help those impacted by hurricane florence. once again, the american red cross is organizing some of the relief efforts. you can make a $10 donation by

texting the word florence to 90999. the bay area's latest state of the art medical facilit is a step closer to opening. look. a ribbon cutting ceremony took place thursday evening for the morris highman critical care pavilion at washington hospital in fremont. the new intensive and critical care units have 48 beds compared to the current capacity of 28. the emergency room is 224,000 square pete, four times the size of the current facility. even the way it was constructed is state of the art. >> it moves from side to side three feet in every direction. and it also can move up and down, which is kind of hard to imagine. but that's what it is billed at doing. the same seismic system put into the apple campus. >> the project came in on time and on budget as well. there is no set opening date yet.

but officials hope to move patients in by the middle of next month. a well-known surfer who was severely injured in santa cruz is making remarkable progress. broien hart became paralyzed in an accident two months ago. abc 7 news reporter david louie has the inspiring update in a story only on abc 7. >> reporter: it's nothing short of miraculous, the 53-year-old brian hart is out of bed, off a respirator and able to use his chin to control a special chair. nine weeks ago he was paralyzed below the neck after he crashed into rocks at steamer lane in santa cruz while suffering. his 15-year-old son on the left who administered cpr and revived him. >> i came back. i was given a choice. and i came back because i heard my son calling me. and i just couldn't leave my son and wife. and that's all i remember that day. >> adaptive technology is allowing brian to use his chin and royce to operate his

smartphone. >> it motivates me to navigate through the phone, look at facebook or go to youtube and watch movies and all that stuff that you normally do. and you appreciate it when you have your hand to do that. >> we had a surprise for brian and his wife, a stack of get well cards from abc 7 news viewers. >> i never knew i had so many friends. >> valley medical center is one of the countries two rirptry rehabilitation centers for spinal injuries. brian is excited that two weeks ago he could start moving his thumb and toes and he noticed leg movement today. >> we are waiting and hoping and examining other muscles and other parts of his body for improved sensation which would further improve the prognosis. >> we know it's a slow recovery. and we're you know just taking one day at a time and enjoying what's happening. >> a gofundme campaign to help the hart family is still active and a community fund raising even is planned in santa cruz. details are on our website.

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time right now is 6:38. a live look outside from the mount tam camera. we hope your saturday is off to a dpraet start. france also have the accuweather forecast coming up. happening today tens of thousands of volunteers across the state take part in the annual coastal cleanup day. 60,000 people will clean up 1,000 sites including beaches, lakes streams and waterways. you can volunteer at dozens of locations in the bay area. just sign up online or register in person. we have a rink on our website, abc7news.com. it's a list of all places still looking for help. most cleanup starpts at 9:00 this morning. you have plebts of time to check out that list. also happening today, the northern california dragon boat festival kicks off in oakland. teams from around the world compete this weekend. in the largest dragon boat race in the country. there will be food, shopping, live performances, kids games within arts and crafts. opening ceremonies include a traditional blessing of the festival boats. the event runs today and tomorrow from 10 to 5 at lake

merit. and that's always a fun time we know a lot of people will head out might need the jacket for the early morning hours right. >> yeah a jacket. it's breezier today. and that's why temperatures will be coming down compared to yesterday. we see clouds right now from emeryville over parts of the bay area but the sea breeze will push the clouds away and we'll see sunny skies this afternoon. i'll have all the details coming up. >> thanks. coming up next in sports chris davis is possibly the most underrated home run hitter in the ga ♪ ♪ ♪ i put a spell on you ♪ yeah, because you're mine ♪ with chase atms serena can now grab cash on the go, all with the tap of her phone. ♪ stop the things you do prle life, lived serena's way. chase, make more of what's yours.

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the time now is 6:42. good morning, everyone. looking outside from the santa cruz camera. you can see the lighthouse this morning. we expect cool temperatures along the coast. wiefrpds are widespread throughout northern california and frances will break it down coming up in the full accuweather forecast. but first a major milestone for the warriors sky 7 watts above the chase center he when the final steel beam was lowered into place. guests watched from street level while iron workers fit it into place. covered with signatures with people who helped build the center. and the warriors have plenty to be happy about. the this is video of the celebration yesterday. the dubs expect to start hosting events in the skrernt next year including the 2019, 2020 navl sports season. in sports all three college bay area football teams in action. uc davis takes on stanford. kickoff at 11:00 this morning.

san jose state faces number 20 oregon in eugene at 2:00 p.m. and cal battles idaho state at memorial stadium at three. the a's try to keep rolling when they face the a rays at tropica field but last night oakland beat tampa bay to gain a game on the astros in al 7 west mindi bach with the highlights. >> reporter: the a's love one one games what's not to love when you are 29 and 12 as a time when a game is decided by a single run. including the friday night win against tampa bay. yes the rays have a tank of rays at the ball park. matt olson brings home matt chapman, that's the game and the a's first run tied at one in the bottom of the ninth. the rays with running run on second. chad pinder on the run over the bull pen mound catch but he was okay. the rays didn't score. this goes to extras. look at chris davis.

that's his 42nd home run of the season, 40th as a designated hitter. only david or the i see has more in plarj league history. a's win it 2-1 in 10. a beautiful sunset over at&t friday night with the rockies in town. the giants looking to snap the 11-game losing streak. austin slater through the middle scores two. the giants take the early lead in the second. that's great to see. this is even better. chris stratton on the hill punished well. look at gregor blanco robbing nolan arenado of extra paces. 2-hit complete game. the giants win 2-0. powerhouse hhooltb delasalle hoefting bishop grd gordon in nevada. a rematch from last year spa spartans give to to henry toto breaks lose with a now he played linebacker college potentials include cal and alabama.

tied at 14, from 5 a yards out. he again -- once again he is just getting recruited to the linebacker even though he had 134 yards rushing and two touchdowns. spartans win 27-21, the final and the sharks new star eric carlson didn't make it for training camp. but he was on the ice skoeting alongside joe pavelski and identifieder kane processes the theirs time they have worked together since his knee surgery. he missed the final three months of the last season and playoffs. pavelski and kane are looking forward to skating with the elite passer. >> joe is obviously a legend who is actively playing, which is rare in this league. and you know it's great to see him back on the ice. looking forward to continuing to build throughout flout the camp. >> here and yesterday back on the ice all the same thing that we have been able to do, it felt -- felt very similar. >> we want to win now.

and i think everybody is excited in.an i think our fans are very excited. and i think it's a real good time to be sharks fan. >> madsen bum garn he were starts today for the joints. the a's returning to the bull penning strategy as is tampa bay that will be interesting. and a full slate of college football we will have all the highlights and more starting on after the game tonight right here on abc 7. see you then. >> announcer: now the accuweather forecast from abc 7 news. i'm moimgs frances dinglasan. we have an area of low pressure moving over the bay area bringing extra cloud cover and on shore flow bringing cooler temperatures. it's also bringing some lightning strikes through parts of the central valley along the stockton area south of there. we seen o even saw lightning strikes near sacramento earlier. right now the winds are gusty in san francisco coming from the west at 21-mile-per-hour. gusts up to 25-mile-per-hour in concord. and that sea breeze is going to allow temperatures to come down

today compared to yesterday. we see some of the beautiful low clouds in san francisco, notice the palm trees blowsing with the winds. the clouds will clear quickly today. temperatures right now mostly in the 50s. san francisco 54. 57. san jose at 5 a and morgan hill in the cooler spots at 48 degrees. it's time for a mount tam we see clearing skies through parts of the bay area and more temperatures in the 50s. santa roosz 53 as well as nap o. noft of 52 and upper 50s in fairland, concord, livermore at 57 draegs. a live shot from walnut creek. so we have some scattered clouds through parts of the east bay. pretty shot there as well. that's what you can expect this morning. the clouds will clear we'll see a breezy and sunny afternoon but temperatures will be cooler because of the stronger on shore flow. temperatures are going to be below average into next week. so grab a jacket. especially if you are headed to the beaches and along the coast. highs today will be pretty mild

though. in parts of the south bay morgan hill 75 degrees gilroy 80 degrees. pleasant in santa cruz. 71 in. and look through lower 70s in cupertino and low 70s through the lower part of the peninsula. menlo park at 70. at half moon bay, only 62 this afternoon. pacifica 61. daley city. 60 degree will be the high downtowns frist, 64. grab a jacket as well if you are headed to the giants game because it will feel cooler than that especially later on tonight. and some breezy conditions as well. winds picking up to possibly 30-mile-per-hour through parts of the north bay this afternoon. lots of 70s. sand rafael 70. petalumaa 74. sonoma 73. napa 74. plenty of sunshine in the east bay with temperatures ranging from 60s to near 70. newark hits sfooj pmt castro valley milder at 72. hercules 70 this afternoon. now, inland areas you'll notice

the difference here. yesterday we hit low 80s. totd we'll have a tough time making it to the upper 70s. and walnut creek hitting 75. brentwood hits 77. also if you are headed to the stanford stadium today, temperatures will be mild with plenty of sunshine grab the sun screen but remains in the 60s throughout the game. and here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. so if you are headed to the beaches for coastal cleanup day it's going to be breezy and cool only near 60 degrees in many beeps around the bay 60s to 70s and inland areas hit the low actually mid-to upper 70s throughout the afternoon. a slight bump in temperatures tomorrow, then we drop a little bit below average again on monday. tuesday temperatures really start to warm up on wednesday and then finally near average by thursday. and more sunshine and warmer weather by the end of the work week and frid yh be so many peo been talking about the great weather we have had in recent weeks.

but a cooldown is nice and then enjoy even better weather in the coming weeks. no complaints, right. >> yeah, especially in san francisco. i'm looking forward to warmer weather in san francisco towards the end of the next week. >> abilitily thank you. a north bay community is pushing back against the next generation of cell phone technology. 5 g will soon be available in san francisco and san jose by next year. but in mill valley some residents are concerned about how it could impact their health. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard explains ♪ they want to put up 5 g towers in mill valley but the city council don't want them there. >> it's a controversy in song even. promisesing faster streaming is coming. but last week many residents told the city council they don't want it. >> i don't want electric troe magnetic fields and radio frequency radiation on my property. >> the council license ds and passed an urgency ordnance blocking the deployment of cell

towers on power poles in residential areas. >> some members of our community have expressed health concerns. and others have expressed concerns about visual clutter and tamper rg with our community character. >> reporter: some fear the towers could increase cancer risks and other health problems. >> there is an uncertain end result down the road from the affect of the minuscule little microwaves. >> last year the california department of health issued guidelines recommending reduced exposure to radio frequency energy from cell phones. the american cancer society believes there is still little evidence to support the danger but its chief medical officer said it's interesting to note that early studies on the link between lung cancer and smoking had similar resistance. since theoryicle arguments at the time suggested no link. good or bad. this musician says technology is already here. >> waves and frequencies are all

around us. i think it's kind of hard to hold it back. >> yeah. >> got one right here. >> the mayor says the city is not blocking 5 g. in fact it may be allowed in commercial areas like here in down. it's going to review the situation and pass a permanent ordnance sometimes in the future. cornell barred ard, abc 7 news. a new sign in san francisco's golden gate park honors the late robin williams. >> 3, 2, 1! [ cheers ]. >> abc 7 news was there as officials unveiled the sign for robin williams med ofr. the efforts to rename the med of started two years ago. executive producer of comedy day told us she knew williams back in the 70s when they were getting started in the business. >> he was a special part of comedy day. he would come out every year and perform if he was in town. he was such a good friend of comedy day when he passed away i

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san francisco 64. oakland 68. and san jose 73. our warmest inland spots will be in the mid-to upper 70s. the accuweather forecast shows little change over the next few days. we'll be below average until thursday. finally closer to average temperatures coming up almost 10 degrees in some areas for the end of the work week. >> thanks. and thanks for joining us here on abc 7 mornings. i'm chris nguyen. alongside frances dinglasan. the news continues online, on twitter abfacebook and what if you had fewer headaches and migraines a month? botox® prevents headaches and migraines

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