>> announcer: goercke, bay area. let's get up and get going. >> announcer: this is abc 7 mornings. it's saturday september 15th. good morning and thanks for joining us clips nguyen. let's look at ac weather forecast. with meteorologist frances dinglasan tracking difficult doppler 7 for us. >> good morning, everyone if you are weigh up you see particle cloudy right now. we have low clouds even high clouds out there. but seeing some clearing around parts of the bay area. and here a live view from emeryville. you see the patchy clouds. those will break up. most temperatures in the 50s right now. some cool spots in the 40s and inland areas. and by noon the sea breeze will push the clouds away. we see mostly sunny conditions. temperatures mostly in the 60s. by this afternoon, the highs

will hit the upper 70s in the inland areas around the bay. near 70 but still a lot of upper 60s as well and at the coast it's going to stay school in the 60s. temperatures are below average today. and will continue to be that way for the next few days. but i'll let you know when we expect a bigger warmup coming up. chris. >> thanks. now to the latest on florence. which continues to pummel the carolinas this morning with strong winds and heavy rain. flooding is a major concern this week. officials say as many as 300 people may require rescue services today as flood waters keep rising. right now nearly 1 million people remain without power. the national weather service reports the storm will continue to rigger life-threatening flash floods. we will have a live report on the latest conditions from the wilmington, north carolina, coming up in just a few minutes. but first, new this morning, the santa clara county sheriff's offers investigating of an accident involving a pedestrian and a vta light rail vehicle.

it happened at 9:30 last night on north first street near jackson street in san jose. the pedestrian was taken to the hospital with unknown injuries. transit officials highlight september as california rail safety month. the vta reminds people to stay behind the yellow line when on the light rail platform and listen and look for approaching trains. now to an investigation into what sparked a fire on a commuter shuttle bus. it burst into flames at the height of the evening rush. abc 7 news was on interstate 280 where the bus burned yesterday. this was near the avalon drive exit in south san francisco. the fire delayed northbound commuters. sfo airporter owns the bus. everyone was able to get off safely and another bus picked them up up. the company hasn't said what sparked the fire yet. a calfire report highlighting the dangerous of fighting forest fires. we've learned the plane that dropped retardant on a firefighter killed on the ground was flying too low.

abc 7 news reporter wayne freedom has the details. >> we are we remember the somber for matthew burr kmet honor guard, a salute as his body returned home. and there were questions about what happened. we already knew that burchette died and three others were injured while a supertanker drop fighting the mend of fire. this mane may have been involved though not this pass np. a new report from calfire reports the plane came in too low at 10 oh feet not 200 feet as ribbed prescribed due to the unseen rises in the hill here is the deputy chief scott mcclain. >> the elevation changed invitely hard to determine due to the vegetation growth. >> the chief died when this retardened knocked over the tree above it. this was 87 feet tall and 15 inches across. >> the tree came down as far as on the chief and then there was

other debris associated with the tree and struck the other three firefighters. >> reporter: the planes and firefighters had been working to reinforce a back fire dozer line despite a radio warning to clear the area, the utah team never acknowledged with no explanation given. abc 7 reached out to the chief's family and some of the injured firefighters. no comment from them. the report does not 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 freedman. >> zm whomless after fires in lake county will be up for adoption. 2,000 pets will be looking for a new home at the eighth annual bay area pet fair. the lake county shelter is bringing all of their adoptable pets. they have been inundated with hemless pets after the fires. the event run until five today

and tomorrow in the fair grounds. customers may get answers about whether they have been overbilled by the water ewe filt for years. a state agency launched an investigation after a staff report about bilk practices. our media partner, the mercury news reports the california public utilities commission will look into whether the water company should pay refunds face face penalties or implement policy changes. san jose water officials say they think their bilk has always followed protocol. as we mentioned earlier, a day after making landfall, tropical storm florence is still drenching the carolinas this morning. the storm turned deadly yesterday. claiming the lives of at least 7 people. abc news reporter natalie brunnell is live in wilmington, north carolina with the latest for us. natalie. >> reporter: well, chris here in downtown wilmington we are getting a break from all the wind and rain but we are dealing wi this stuff went flying in the height of the storm. and in other parts of the

carolinas torrential downpours happening right now. prompting disastrous flooding as this storm continues to push inland. more than a day of relentless rain. hurricane florence soaking the carolinas, bringing with her an unstoppable torrent of water. in a roar in carolina along the pimlico river residents forced to wade into waist deep water. fema with the urgent message. >> a fornd watch remains in effect for southeastern carolina and water spouts are possible over the open waters. many rivers will experience catastrophic flooding from florence. >> in a no one newbern north carolina a ten-foot storm surge. this reporter interrupts her live stream to save a dog from the flooding. homes overrun prompting frantic rescues into the night people all night long have been in attics and roofs asking for i

lmonfriday-mthld baby losing their lives when a massive tree fell on their home. the first responders huddling in prayer. >> these firefighters were out here in the height of in storm working this rescuer basically. and very, very difficult. >> reporter: the full fury of florence now extending far beyond the coast. >> if you are in the storm's path take shelter and stay there. >> reporter: as flood waters rise, the monster storm continues to churn. and for so many it was a long, wet and sleepless night. but the with every inch of rain the rivers continue to rise and officials expect historic flooding in the coming week. live in wilmington, north carolina. natalie brunnell, abc 7 news back to you, chris. >> natalie thanks for the live report. time now is 8:07 you are looking at bay area fiefrpts helping flooded communities in north carolina. the team left oakland on monday

night, including members from the east bay on santa rosa. members of the 129th rescue wing unit of national guard took off from the base in mountain view to help with the emergency relief efforts and tropical storm florence. the guardsman and helicopters they prepped are at doefr air force base in delaware ready to dpla it the carolinas at any moment. florence is still a monster storm. s in a satellite loop over north carolina as the sun began to set last night. frances has more on what the residents can expect this we could. frances. yes, chris it's not over yet. i want to show you the live doppler image of tropical storm florence right now. and i'm looping it the last 12 hours. you can see to show you actually thats it barely moving. and because it's almost stationary it pulse all the moisture from the atlantic and to continue dumpinggh parts of we had one area swansboro, north carolina, that got over 30 inches of rain process. and also newport got over 2 feet

of rain. right now tropical storm florence has winds of about 45-mile-per-hour, only moving at 2-mile-per-hour. it's 40 miles west right now of myrtle beach and going to stay in that area for a while. here are concerns. an additional 5 to 20 inches of rain expected still. with form total attention up to 40 inches. dangerous storm surge. we also have life threatening flash flooding and possible landslide. we are keeping track of that. a and possible tornadoes. we will watch this the next couple days chris. >> and frances the american red cross is organizing relief for those affected by the storm. you can make a $10 donation by texting the word florence to 90999. coming up next, the enof an era. the historic final launch from vandenberg air force base of the last delta 2 rock. but first heading to break a live look outside from the mount tam camera. you can see the camera shaking a

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gathered at the development to complaint that frl and local governments are no living up to their promise to clean up the site. >> they are flouting their responsibilities to clean this up properly, to do it safely and legally. >> reporter: this is the device, called a deck marker used to guide ships to berth. this doctor believes it contains radioactive radium 226 with which can. >> itching determine tightis, cancer. >> reporter: four decades toxic chemicals from ships legend into the soil at this base along with radioactive paints and contaminants from early nuclear tests. the ep am bowl state and level governments propz ds a clean up. they believe the device was found on the other side of fence. it's worrisome because they live in that etiology ellington and serra is 8 1/2 months pregnant. >> we den know the long-term effects. and with a baby on the way it's

really scarey. >> reporter: the navy admits the deck marker was found after scanning for radiation on a parcel. one anomalous reading was identified as a historical deck marker and removed. the san francisco public health department added today we are confident that the parcel a site is safe and that the object that was found poses no risks to residents or workers there. dweller lennar says it was not found on their property. environmentalists say they recommend that officials test everyone within a square mile for radioactive contamination. in san francisco, eric thomas, abc 7 news. governor jerry brown says california will launch its own satellite to study climate change. the governor cochaired the summit at san francisco's moss cony center this week. many observers saw it as california openly challenging president trump's rollback of many federal voirmtle rules. >> but the climate threat still keeps growing. so we want to to know what is going on all over the world all the time.

so we are going to launch our own satellite. our own satellite to figure out where the pollution is and how we're going to end it. >> this week, the governor also signed a bill that requires california to produce all its electricity from renewable energy by 2045. >> the destination on the departure you are board read zurich but the united airlines jet made what could be a flight in the future. filled with 16,000 gallons of biofuel mixed with the normal supply. it's believed to be the longest commercial flight with that high of a percentage of renewable fuel. united officials say the fuels are 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 quite 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. er earlier this week united announced a goal to become the first airline in the industry to cut cushion emissions in half by the year 2050. 3, 2, 1. liftoff. >> nasa ace delta 2 rocket took the final ride to space from vandenberg in santa barbara. the ice cloud and land elevation or ice sat 2 measuring how the land and sea ice around earth's poles change over time. the delta 2 rocket has sent several space craft in orbit including part of the mars exploration program. i.c.e. sat 2 is expected to last three years in orbit. happeninged to, the bulky block party to keep san jose clean. they opptuty to dump large items. held on victory court runs from

9:00 until 1:00 today. food trucks and music. one final bulky block party will be held in two weeks. >> announcer: now the accuweather forecast from abc 7 news. meteorologist france endinglasan starting off with the doppler 7 and satellited image. bringing low pressure and cloud cover and brez wrer conditions. but the breezier conditions will push out clouds quickly. check out winds in san francisco, 24 miles an hour, gusting up to 23-mile-per-hour in concord and even 22 in fairfield. that windy day will cool temperatures a bit. live shot from the roof camera shows the flag bowing. san francisco 54. oakland 57. san jose 57. morgan hill 53. but it's coming up. it was in the early -- earlier in the upper 40s. here a live shot in santa cruz where we haveskies. jacket for theeapdaynd sta cruza

nt rosa. 53. napa and novato@5 a and upper 50s through fair frld, concord and livermore. this time for mount tam i'll show kwhau to expect with the forecast see the tree tops blowing. scattered clouds but it clears out. breezier and coolier temperatures this afternoon because of the stronger on show flory. temperatures will be below average into next week. so the highs today will range from 60s at the coast -- in fact half moon bay 62 san francisco, 64. oakland 68 appear san jose 73. inland areas will also be mild. eninstead of low 80s we saw yesterday we see mid-to upper 70s. look for high of 77 in santa roosz. and antioch 76. and also if you are heading to the beaches most locations will be in the low 60s. bodega bay, 60. ocean beach 61 backup santa cruz up to 71. of that cool sea .

breeze. there is also bears game today at the cal memorial stadium. temperatures will be starting off near 67 at 3:00 dropping down to 62 degrees as the breeze picks up later on this afternoon and this evening. also for the indy car grand prix of sonoma will be near 73 this afternoon. sunny and mild. slightly warmer tomorrow. and then overnight lows will be in the 40s and 50s. once again we see some of the clouds creeping in from the coast into parts of the bay. cooler in the north bay where we see upper 40s there. here is a look at the temperature trend in livermore. we are are well below average. in fact ten dree degrees below average and stay that way the next few days finally getting closer to normal by the end of the work week. and you'll see that with the accuweather seven-day forecast as well. breezy and cooler today with inland areas reaching the upper 70s and some of the warmest spots around the bay upper 60s to near 70 and at the coast in the low 60s. minor warming tomorrow. below average.

monday, tuesday. temperatures start to rice on wednesday. finally near average. on thursday and then warmer and sunnier conditions by the end of the work week. >> for those looking forward for relief from the heat you got it it before the average temps come back some people like the relief although in san francisco a little cold. >> grab that jacket. >> okay. >> frances thanks. still ahead a surfer remarkable progress, how he does after a serious accident in santa cruz

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comedy day coming out every year and perform if he was in town. and he became such a good friend of comedy day that when he passed away i was bereft. i thought there has to be something i can do to honor him. >> be rowan williams meadow will be christianed tomorrow with the free comedy day in the park festival running from noon until 5:00. the time is 8:26. a flaming hot chit os pop-up restaurant is heading to hollywood. frito-lay is opening the hot pot in los angeles for three days only this tuesday, wednesday and thursday. on the men yu, chit os inspired wings, burt os and a rice bowl. company officials say reservations for last year's chit os pop-up restaurant in new york sold out in minutes. los angeles chef roy choi is lending his name to the latest pop-up. still to come obc mornings collecting supplies for people impacted by tropical storm florence.

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temperatures will be on the cool side but i'll let you know whek finally expect a warm upchris. >> franceens thanks. developing news flooding is the biggest concern this weekend as florence continues to pummel carolina coast with strong winds and heavy rain. nearly 1 million people remain without power. the storm turned deadly yesterday claiming the lives of at least 7 people including a mother and her 8-month-old baby. this morning, the governor of north carolina is warning residents of the dangers of flood waters. >> more people now face imminent

threat than when the storm was just offshore. i cannot overstate it. flood waters are rising, and if you are not watching for them, you are risking for life. loss of life is heart breaking. >> 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 medical and personal hygiene sfli supplies to help those in norg and south carolina. leslie brinkley has more. >> pallets like this this is ready to ship. >> reporter: med shares regional director walked thu the warehouse filled with surplus medical supplies donated by bay area medical providers. >> we have gunnarys and table. >> along with personal products making their way here from the public. >> right now our partners -- we have about 34 partners on the ground in the carolinas

monitoring the situation as well as national partners. they are putting together needs lists. >> reporter: volunteers from chevron started box attention 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 right 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. >> reporter: with florence expected to linger and trigger flooding for days to come med share is on stand by how they will fwitd the supplies in hurricane zone. >> it's a matter of trying to fly it, truck it? >> any means we can and sometimes folks have been able to put things on air cargos. folks donated private and corporate jets in the past even here in san francisco last year someone donated their jaut, put supplies on that. >> reporter: legal medical teams are mobilizing and will carry supplies with them on flights as luggage.

leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. and if you want to mep med share collecting donation they'll be collecting donations from the public starting monday morning at 8:30 at their location in san leandro. apple is also lending a helping hand. ceo tim cook tweeted the company is donating a million dollars to the red cross to help those affected by florence. once again, the merp red cross is organizing some of the relief efforts. you can make a $10 donation by texting the word florence to 90999. a well-nonsurfer who was severely injured in santa cruz is making remarkable progress. brian hart became paralyzed in an accident nearly two months ago. abc 7 news reporter david louie has the inspiring update and a story you'll see only on 7. >> reporter: it's nothing short of miraculous. the 53-year-old brian hart is outesra and able to use his chin to control a special chair. nine weeks ago he was left

paralyzed below the neck after he crashed into rocks at steamer lane in santa cruz while surfing. it was his 15-year-old son santiago staig on the left who administered cpr and revived him. >> 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 of that day. >> reporter: adaptive technology allows brian to use his chin and voice to operate his smartphone. >> it motivating me to navigate through the phone look at facebook or go to youtube and watch movies and you know, all that stuff and that you normally do you appreciate when you have your hand to do all that. >> reporter: we had a surprise for brian a his wife a stack of get well cards from abc 7 news viewers. >> i never knew i had so many friends. >> reporter: valley medical center is one of the countries two rirptry rehabilitation centers for spinal injuries.

he is excited two weeks ago he could move his thumb and toes and he noticed leg movement today. >> we are waiting and hoping and examining other muscles and 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. >> reporter: a gofundme campaign to help the hart family is active and a community fund raising event is planned in santa cruz details on the website. abc7news.com. in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. still ahead on abc mornings, the next generation of mobile connectivity is almost here. 5 2k3w g promising higher capacity streaming but a bay area community says they don't want it. we'll explain. but first heading to break, here a live look outside from santa cruz on this saturday morning. such a beautiful shot this morning. as we look to the coast and cooler temperatures to begin the weekend. frances will break it down, let us know where we can

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beam into place yesterday. guests watched from street level while iron works fit it in place. covered with signatures of the people helping to build the center. and the warriors have plenty to be happy about. this is via the team provided of indication. they expect to hoeft events in the center next year including 2019, 2020 nba season. in sports, all three bay area college football teams in action down the farm uc davis takes on ninth ranked stand ever. 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 memoryual stadium. kick-off at 3:00. this afternoon the a's will try to keep rolling facing rats at tropicana field. last night oakland beat tampa bay to begin a game on the astros in the al west. sports anchor mindi bach has the highlights in the report. >> reporter: the a's love 1-1 games what's not to love when you're 29 and 12 when a game is

decided by a single run. including friday night's win against the rays. thech a tank of rays a little odd. this is not matt olson, the two-out single brings home matt chapman. that's the game and the a's's first run. tied at one in the bottom of the ninth. rays winning run on second. chad pinder on the run over the bull pen mound and face plants, missed the catch but he was okay. the rays incident score going to extras. look at chris davis, the 42nd home run of the season, the 40th as a designated hitter only david ortiz has more as a dh in major league history. a's one 22-1 in 10. a beautiful sunset over at&t friday night with the rockies in town. the giants looking to snap an 11 game losing streak. austin slater through the middle scored two. the giants take an early lead in the second. that's great to see. this is even better. chris stratton oh the the hill

pitched well. got help look at gregor blanco leaching catch robbing nolan arenado of extra bases. two hit complete game for stratton. the giants snap the streak and win 2-0. delasalle hoefting bishop gorman of naefrd a rematch. spartan down in the second quarter geoffrey to henry to'oto'o. breaks loose with a $53 yard score. to'oto'o. he colleges include cal and blam. tide from to'oto'o again, once again just getting recruited to the lineupbacker even with 134 yards rushing and two touchdowns. spartans winning to 27-21 the final. and the sharks new stair eric carlson did not make it in time for the training camp. but jumbo joe is back. yes joe shortenen was on the ice alongside pfaffly assistant and kane. this is the time the projected top line is working together

since the reconstructive knee surgery. missing final three months of last season and the playoff. 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 it's great to see him back on the ice looking forward to continue to build through throughout throughout the course of the camp. >> get right back on the ice all the same thing that we were able to do felt similar. >> we want to win now. i think everybody is excited in this room. and i think our fans are very excited. and i think it's -- it's a real good time to be a sharks fan. >> madsen bumgarner will be starting today for the giants. the a's turn to with bull penning strategy as it is 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 a an accuweather jupt from abc mornings. i'm meteorologist france he

is dinglasan. i want to give you the laughter on florence. the current conditions right now winds at 45-mile-per-hour. tracking west at 2-mile-per-hour. just a crawl and currently 40 miles west of myrtle beach, south carolina. i want to show you the loop over the last six hours. and what you'll notice is it's not moving. and it's continuing to pound north carolina with rain. because it's not moving it's picking up all the moisture from that atlantic and dumping it in this area. in fact, north of wilmington, in newport, they reportedly got to two feet of rainfall already. and two feet of rain, that's the average annual rainfall in san francisco. so you can imagine what it's like to get that in a couple of days. here what you need know and what you can expect with tropical storm florence. we are expecting of an additional 5 to 20 inches of rain. storm totals by the end may amount up to 40 inches in some localized spots. so we're still dealing with dangerous storm surge up to 5 feet. talking about life

the-threatening flash flooding possible landslide in higher efrlgss. again the ground is already saturated and they're kinning to to get more rain and also possible tornadoes as well. so we will keep an eye on this for you. for the immediate bay area i will she you the live fler 7 and the satellite image, seeing the clouds brake up. but we had the push because of the low pressure and sea breeze will pick up and bring us slightly cooler temperatures. winds have been gusting to 24 miles an hour in san francisco, even 23 in napa and concord. 22 in fairfield. they could gust up to 30-mile-per-hour this afternoon. and that's going to triev temperatures down today. right now, we are in the 50s for the most part. we're climbing to the 60s in some locations. clearlake 60. brentwood 62. san francisco cool at 54. oakland 57 as well as san jose. and los gatos now in the 50s as well. and here is a live view from mount tam we see the tree tops blowing a bit and clouds in the

background. this morning we are dealing with scattered clouds. but that will break up pretty quickly. it will be breezier and cooler this afternoon. temperatures coming down for most everyone. and then temperatures will remain below average into next week. for some people that's a relief. for people in san francisco, we are looking for the better weather but going to have to wait a few days. highs will range from 60s at the coast to mid-to upper 70s inland today. miler there. san francisco high of 64. santa rosa. looking for low 70s through vallejo, oakland 68. san jose 73. plenty of sunshine there. and some of our warmer inland areas like concord and also antioch 76 degrees today. also coastal cleanup day today. and even though we are not expecting a lot of cloud cover it will feel cool with that stronger on shore flow. only the low 60s. bodega bay, ocean beach, half b

and have the sun screen because of the high uv index. and overnight lows in the 40s. cool in some of the north bay valleys like santa rosa and napa. upper 40s there lake port 46. but other areas in the low to mid-50s around the bay. will see the clouds creep in late tonight into tomorrow morning. and here is what i mean by below average. in san jose the average high is 80. we're about 8 degrees below average staying in the range until the end of the work week. and here is the accuweather seven-day forecast you'll find that pattern for inland areas as with he will process breezy and cooler today. highs in the upper 70s for the warmest spots. near the bay, near 70 for the warmest locations and at the coast school in the 60s. we're going to hover around that area for the next few days until wednesday, temperatures finally go on the rise. thursday, near normal. and then friday warmer and sunnier. >> looking ahead. yes. >> celebrate hopefully warmer temperatures on the which. but at least for this weekend a

relief for those seeking it for the past couple of weeks right. >> yes, down a bit for inland areas. >> thanks. a north bay community is pushing back ens 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 very concerned about how it could impact their health. abc 7 news cornell barnard explains ♪ they want to put .up 5 g towers in mill value ♪ ♪ but the city council don't want them there. >> reporter: it's a controversy even in song. 5 g technology promising faster streaming but many residents told the city council they don't want it. >> i do not want electric troe magnetic fields and radmann radio frequency radiation on my property zblrp the council listened and passed an emergency ordinance. blocking it. >> some members have expressed

health concerns and others have expressed concerns about visual clutter and tampering with our community character. >> reporter: some fear the 5 g towers could increase cancer risks and other health problems. >> there is of an uncertain end result down the road from the effect of the minuscule little microwavers. >> reporter: last year the california department of health issued guidelines recommended 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 theory et cal arguments at the time suggested no link. good or bad this musician says technology is already here. >> waves and frequencies are all around us. it's hard to hold it back. got one right here. >> reporter: the mayor says the

city is not blocking 5 g. in fact it may be allowed in commercial areas here in downtown. it's going to review the situation and pass a problem ordinance sometime in the future. in mill valley, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. next, the world's biggest bouncehouse is now ready for you and your family to come out and play. where you can find it in

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megamillion drawings 23, 30, 43, 66, the meg number 13. nobody picked all six. so tuesday's jackpot goes up to $252 million. the world's biggest bounce house is back in the bay area. sky 7 flew over marin ship park in sausalito yesterday. that's where crews from big bounce america set up the 10,000 square foot bounce house feature attention a obstacle course, a giant slide, a dj booth and dance floor. you can check it out today and tomorrow. moving to santa rosa next weekend. looks like a fun time. final weather check with you frances. >> stood's temperatures a little bit cooler compared to yesterday. and that's because we have a stronger sea breeze and on shore flow. look for 60s at the beaches. san francisco 64. oakland 68. and san jose 73. we'll see inland spots in the mid-to supper efforts. like santa rosa 77.

the accuweather seven-day forecast. breezy and cooler today. a slight bump in temperatures tomorrow but remaining below average merchandise monday and tuesday. temperatures finally rise on wednesday and then we'll be closer to normal and warmer by the end of the work week. >> all right. well enjoy it frances thanks. and thanks to you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i'm chris nguyen alongside frances dinglasan. a full day of college football. fifth ranked oklahoma takes takes op. byu takes on number 6 in madison wisconsin followed by abc 7 news at 4:00 p.m. at 5:00 fourth ranked ohio state battled tcu in a arlington, texas. followed by cash creek after the game with larry beil and mindi bach at 8:30. the news continues oh online be be on twitter, facebook and instagram. leaving with you a live look of the gorge bay area the shot. make it a great day,

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