carolinas right now. in fact, it's only moving to the west at 2 miles an hour. essentially you could walk faster than florence is moving right now. so that is not good news for an area that has seen a lot of rainfall. in fact, over the past 72 hours, this is rainfall across the carolinas. look at this, parts of wilmington have seen more than two feet of rainfall the past three days. some cities have seen close to 30 inches of rainfall, and there's more rain to come. look at additional rainfall. this is rainfall on top of what they have already seen in the area. so you can see why problems are just going to get worse, not better in the coming days. additional rainfall over a wide swath of north carolina, more than 10 inches of rain. so we have flash flood emergencies in effect where towns are essentially just inundated with a lot of water. here we go with the track on florence. it is going to pick up the pace over the next 24 hours. you can see by monday afternoon it is out of the carolinas.

those problems are certainly going to persist for weeks to come with nearly two to three feet of rainfall over wide area across the carolinas. >> all right, drew, thank you very much. we'll see you in a few minutes. one bay area nonprofit is already rallying to gather medical and personal hygiene for people in south carolina. you can help pitch in. med share regional director walked us through its warehouse stocked with supplies donated by local medical suppliers. they have partners ready on the ground in north carolina who are helping come up with a list of what's needed most. it's expected that masks, gloves and diapers will top that list so volunteers from chevron began boxing those up yesterday. if you would like to help, med share says come to the warehouse starting at 8:30 monday morning to drop off donations. we have details at abc7news.com. the american red cross is organizing relief for those affected by tropical storm florence. make a $10 donation by tengsing

the word florence to 90999. prosecutors in texas believe a u.s. border patrol agent killed four women and kidnapped another. the kidnapping victim escaped. they're also describing the suspect juan david ortiz as being a serial killer who targeted prostitutes. sheriffs, deputies and state troopers arrested ortiz in a border town southwest of san antonio. homeland security officials confirmed that ortiz works as a superviseder for the border patrol. a woman is expected to survive after being hit by a vta light rail train in san jose town. they had to free her at north 1st and jackson streets happening at 9:30 p.m. last night. vta tells us suspect is rail safety month in california. and it's important to look and listen for approaching trains when you're driving, cycling or walking near railroad tracks. happening now, hip hop concert is under way in the parking lot of the oakland k

colise coliseum. the rolling loud festival was being set up yesterday. promoteers claim it's the world's largest hip hop festival. coliseum, you may hear it.he police have set up a noise complaint hot line. the coliseum is two miles north of oakland's border with san leandro. lek tris scooter company is not complying with a cease and desist letter. we've seen bird scooters in other cities and they apparently brought their scooters to santa cruz without getting permission or permits. city officials say their cease and desist letter told bird to remove all their scooters by thursday. but as of yet afternoon, city officials that had not happened. they also say bird's claim to other media that they had a meeting scheduled with the city is not true. a tragic end to summer, a deadly shark attack. how beach goers rushed to save a man at a massachusetts beach today.

saying good-bye to a bay area icon. why fantasy studios closed its doors today.

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to former campaign chairman paul manafort pleaded guilty as part of a plea deal. he agreed to cooperate with special counsel robert mueller. abc david wright has the story from the white house. >> reporter: donald trump's former campaign manager always vowed he wouldn't cut a plea

deal. but the possibility of spending the rest of his life behind bars appears to have changed paul manafort's mind. >> tough day for mr. manafort, but he accepted responsibility. >> reporter: having already been found guilty of bank and tax fraud, manafort pled guilty friday to two additional counts of conspiracy related to his lobbying work. and crucially, he agreed to cooperate fully, truthfully, completely and forthrightfully with law enforcement. that means he'll now have to tell all he knows to special counsel robert mueller. >> paul manafort has done an amazing job. he's here someplace. where is paul? paul manafort. >> reporter: it's not clear, what if anything, manafort knows about possible collusion between the trump campaign and russia, but he was present for that infamous trump tower meeting where a kremlin-connected lawyer promised dirt on hillary clinton. the president's son and son-in-law also there. >> the plea agreement has and

cooperation agreement has nothing to do with the trump campaign, quote, there's no evidence of collusion. >> reporter: david wright, abc news, washington. a swimmer died after he was attacked by a shark along the shore of cape cod in massachusetts. a tv news helicopter captured video of a shark swimming near the scene of today's tragedy. it's not known if that's the same shark that attacked the victim. rescuers tried to save the man before he was pronounced dead at a hospital. police on cape cod say the victim was in his mid 20s. this is cape cod's second shark attack since last month, but it's cape cod's first deadly attack in more than 80 years. an iconic bay area music and movie studio closed forever today. legends like carlos santana, green day and journey all recorded albums at fantasy studios inside berkley's media center. fantasy also helped produce movies including "one flew over the coo coo's nest" and the english patient. changes and technology made it

less sustainable to operate an independent recording studio. >> announcer: now your accuweather forecast. >> we are starting out the weekend on a breezy and cool note, temperatures right now running well below where they should be for this time of the year. that trend will also continue for the second half of the weekend tomorrow. live doppler 7 along with satellite right now showing you a majority of the region dealing with nothing but bright sunshine. but we have this little patch of fog that has just been so stubborn throughout the day today. we'll zoom in on live doppler 7 along with satellite and see that cloud cover over parts of san francisco and parts of the peninsula. that will linger for much of the day today. a live look from our camera, this is a beautiful picture. certainly screams september this time of the year, lots of clear skies but on the horizon, there's the fog hovering off in the distance. winds right now when you step outside you certainly do notice it's breezy out there. we have this on shore breeze right now gusting anywhere from

29 miles an hour, nevada 23 and san francisco that current gust 15 in concord and 21 in mt. view. and this wind is just helping to bring in that cooler air off of that cool ocean water right now. so numbers, we're mainly stuck in the 60s and in the 70s. mind you, this time of the year, we should have widespread 70s and 80s in our warmest spots. 75 right now in concord. that feels refreshing. 60 in san francisco. 72 in san josend 67 in santa rosa and napa with a temperature of 74 degrees. here is the call from accuweather. ovenight we have the cloud cover right now along the coast, that will spill in and around the bay. we'll have some cool numbers in the north bay. we'll drop into the 40s elsewhere low to mid 50s in the overnight hours. the bigger picture, live doppler 7 along with satellite tracking an area of low pressure in the pacific north west. it is slowly dragging a cold front to us. this is going to take a couple days. so ahead of that cold front, we're going to have those winds

with us. this cold front will swing through on tuesday. the next couple of days will remain below average for this time of year. so sunday, here is your 12-hour day planner to get you through the second half of the weekend. tomorrow, blend of sun and clouds out there. temperatures mainly starting out in the 50s. couple cool spots in the 40s. midday, cooler around here, most regions are stuck in the 60s. then by the afternoon, we will have that breeze with us. that will keep temperatures limited once again to the 60s and 70s. sun going down tomorrow at 7:15 in the evening. highs starting with the south bay tomorrow, lot of sunshine but well below average for this time of the year. 73 for san jose, 72 for cooper. and 71 for sunnydale. along the peninsula, 72 for mt. view, a cooler 67 though for redwood city, only 60 for pacifica. downtown san francisco tomorrow manage to make it to only 63, 8 degrees below average. daily city stuck in the 50s, high of 59. north bay, 74 for

to the east bay, 60s to near 70, 66 in berkley on your sunday. 67 in breezy and oakland 69 the high in freemont. going to 68 that number in castro valley. inland, you would expect this time of year well into the 80s if not close to 90 degrees, but tomorrow we're stuck in the 70s. 74 for san ramon. concord up to 67 degrees. a lot of people are really craving that two-week summer we have around here this time of the year. unfortunately it looks like even into next week the pattern does favor cooler weather over much of the west coast. looks like over the next seven to ten days we'll keep that cooler pattern. if you're craving that warm weather, head east. that's where that warm weather will stay for the foreseeable future. the seven day forecast, plan the next seven days for you. breezy tomorrow. look at this, we stay below average and cool at least through tuesday. and then we're going to have a brief bump up in our

temperatures. by wednesday and into thursday, temperatures are going to rebound. thursday if you like the warm weather, that's your day, but the numbers go right back down. one week from today, guys, fall will officially begin at close to 7 in the evening. one full week of summer left in the books. >> wow. >> uh-huh. >> it went by really fast. >> it did. it felt really warm, didn't it? >> it did. >> drew, thank you very much. yes, we had college football, maybe not at the time but we had it. >> no, it was early. it's really crazy, cal and stanford both at home. hosting teams from the football championship subdivision. coffee required as the cardinal got under way early against u.c. davis. a solid start to the season. highlights coming up. >> this is great box out. you're taught as a receiver -- >> announcer: superior accuracy in the palm of your hand. the new accuweather app from abc 7 news. minute by minute forecast plus realtime radar and alert. keeping you safe. keeping you safe. search acc

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one on one matchup with j.r. and a nine-yard score. then again, he goes to whiteside for a eight-yard t.d. cardinal up 17-3 at the half. stanford had 137 yards on the ground. cameron scarlett the senior ran for 30 of those including that 5-yard score. the lone rushing touchdown for stanford. fourth quarter, davis at the seven-yard line. thomas picks james meyer. then hunter rodriguez in at quarterback. murphy nearly returned that one for six. stanford rolled, 30-10 the final. the cardinal improves to 3-0. stanford's next kpaent, number 20 oregon. the ducks hosting the spartans of san jose state. first quarter, josh love is going to drop back and take a look. he is going to find devin holland unfortunately. theick that led to a duck's touchdown. late second quarter, oregon up. but when you give justin herbert all day to throw, he does that. 39 yards to jacob breeland to

make it 21-6, oregon. right before the half, oregon looking for more. this time it's tipped and picked off in the end zone by monroe. san jose state, though, fighting. they're down 28-6 in the third quarter. cal at home facing idaho state for the first time in school history. first quarter, bengals are backed up, ashton davis picks it off and that puts cal in business. and on that drive, chase garber in at quarterback. he'll find ian bunting, 24 yards and he holds on. that will be first and goal. next play, dancy will rush for five yards and the score. bears up 7-0 after a quarter. then in the stuaecond quarter, e garber rolling out to the right. looking for jordan duncan. he'll find him all alone, 28 yards in the end zone. cal right now leading, 2 1-3 in the second quarter. 14 games remaining on the a's schedule as they chase the astros for the division and the

yankees for the top wild card. today an unusual game in tampa bay for both the a's and the rays. it may be

with the starting rotation depleted the a's turned to their blen this month to pitch entire games. the funny thing, tampa bay is in the exact same situation. so both teams doing what's called bull penning. that may be a major league

first. hendricks threw 28 pitches, got out of a jam when former a grounded out. then in the second inning, second a's pitcher dean gives them a two-run shot to brandon lowe. he only lasted two thirds of an inning. top of the third, ars's get on the board against the ray's second pitcher of the day, jed lowry getting it done. he'll single to make it 2-1. right now that is the score in the third. a's prospect murray continues to make a heisman case. oklahoma taking on iowa state. look at this arm. airing it out to marquis brown. 75 yards to put the sooners up 10-0. iowa state keeping it close. look at butler making the catch, shaking off tackles. 51 yards for the score. he had 174 receiving yards. had himself a game. murray, 21-29, 348 yards and 3

touchdown passes. that one to lamb. sooners now 3-0, 37-27 the final there. and the giants, if you're not paying attention, getting under way tonight at 6:00. madison bumgarner is on the mound for the giants. we'll bring you those highlights. we have more college football highlights coming up in a half hour. eric? >> okay. we'll see you then right over here. a major milestone in a santa rosa neighborhood today. we'll show you the emotional moments a man moved into the first home rebuilt in fellton grove after last october's fires. the feds rolling out a new emergency alert system. why it means you'll be getting texts from president trump. plus -- >> nobody here speaks english. nobody in the back speaks english. >> a spanish-speaking employee turns away an english-speaking customer at taco bell. the video going viral. the signs are everywhere.

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live, this is abc 7 news. thanks for joining us. a santa rosa neighborhood marked a major milestone today nearly a year after it was ravaged by the tubs fire. >> one, two, three.three.three.. >> abc 7 news was in fountain grove when homeowner joined contractors for a ribbon cutting outside his rebuilt home. he had a hard time containing his joy. >> i'm over the top elated and happy. it's overwhelming because when this all started, little did i think that we were going to be rebuilt in 11 months. it's a real special thing for us to be apart of bringing people back into their homes, especially for this neighborhood because my family built it the first time 20 years ago. >> it has taken longer to rebuild homes in fountain grove

in other communities. as you can see, others are being built. last october's fires destroyed more than 1,400 homes in fountain grove. it could take nearly four months to replace a cracked window at san francisco's millennium tower. the homeowner's association put protections into place that kept the city from yellow tagging the building yesterday. abc 7 news was on mission street yesterday. crews taped up the cracked window and put scaffolding up above sidewalks to protect pedestrians from any debris that might fall. engineers are trying to figure out why the window cracked. confusion over new parking patterns in downtown san jose. this shows bicyclists in the parked lane and drivers parked in the bike lane. should you be parking in lane a or in lane b? the answer is actually lane b, next to the curb and not in the new painted spaces. abc 7 news reporter amanda dell

costillo explains. >> it's commuter confusion. new bike lanes are painted in, but only parts are painted green. while some drivers are continuing to park against the curb, others are parking in the new lane to the left. this is putting vehicles side by side and forcing cyclists to maneuver through the mess. this driver isn't alone. many were second guessing their decision to park along the changing street where there would appear to be two parking laens. >> do we double park? what happens to cars who get stuck in the middle? >> reporter: the new painted parking lane should not be used just yet. for now, the lane is what bicyclists should use. drivers should still park against the curb until they are blocked from doing so. the city says everything will start making more sense once the better bike way prongt is completed. then it will be painted green and be obvious. this design is already in place outside of san jose state university's library. >> this street gets really 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 plan traffic calming measures will calm the confusion soon. >> it takes about a week for people to figure things out. then it's the new traffic pattern and it's the new normal and people figure it out. >> reporter: now the truck behind me is boxed in for the moment so drivers remember park closest to the curb. now the city anticipates that the entire better bike way s-j project could take a few months. i'm reporting in san jose, abc 7 news. a woman survived being attacked by a man who was hitting her with an ax in emoryville. detectives believe that 33-year-old christopher jennings attacked the victim at 40th at hub bard streets. a passing driver drove her away from the suspect and came to her aid at 5:20. jennings is due in court on monday in jail. tropical storm florence hits the southeast, typhoon mangkhut

is wrecking havoc. the storm slammed into the philippines. air asia cancelled 22 flights to and from the philippnes and cities in southern china. hong kong, people are batoning down the hatches as the storm heads their way. pacific airways cancelled all flights in and out of hong kong beginning tomorrow morning. back at home, federal officials are preparing for our next natural disaster, they're doing it by sending you a message from president trump. fema is testing a new emergency warning system this week along with the disasters, it will ultimately be used to send alerts about things like missing children. most cell phone users will receive the so-called presidential alert thursday afternoon. the alert system will also be tested on radio and tv. a devastated texas family is demanding answers after one of their own was shot by a dallas police officer who says she was in the wrong place at the wrong time. botham jean was laid to rest friday. an attorney for the family is casting doubt on the official

story. reporter ryan young has that and goes inside jean's apartment to see the scene for mims. >> reporter: unit 1478 is where the 26-year-old's young life was cut short when he was shot by a police officer in his living room. a small memorial flowers and a photo with his mother adorn his front door. >> at 26 years old he had done so much. >> reporter: with permission from the family, we are getting a look inside botham's apartment. it's a typical single man's apartment except for the bullet hole in the wall indicated by an evidence marking more than six feet high. there's also pool of blood on the floor which we will not show you. there's laundry piled on couch and botham's half eaton bowl of cereal still had mill m in it. he may have been reading one of the many books littering the apartment before he was shot and kimmed by officer amber guyger. this is video witness says of amber guyger pacing around

moments after shooting. she shot jean after mistaking his apartment for her own. guy dlgs ger says after work she parked her car on the wrong floor, walked to the wrong apartment and jean's door was slightly open. her statement to police, guyger says she gave verbal commands before firing two shots. witnesses tell a different story. >> they both heard a knock or a pounding on the door followed by a female's voice saying open up. let me in. she said the voice didn't sound like an offer command but sounded like someone who wanted to be let into the apartment. she said that was shortly followed by the sound of gunshots and the sound of a man's voice saying what she believed to be oh my god, why did you do that? >> reporter: the jean's family attorney and the family are now upset the leak of a search warrant that indicates officers went inside jean's apartment looking for drugs. officers say they did find and removed several items including a small amount of marijuana. the warrant does not indicate

who the items belong to. it's unknown if a search warrant was executed at the officer's apartment. 26 years on this earth, he lived his life virtually without blemish. it took being murdered by a dallas police officer for botham jean to become a criminal. there is a clear intent here to smear the name of botham jean ♪ i cannot stand, i'll fall on you ♪ >> reporter: during a moving funeral service, we learned about jean's and his accomplishments. family and friends talked openly about his love of people, for singing and the fact that he was a high achieving employee on a partnership track at the accounting firm pwc. >> pwc is hurting. not just in dallas but all across our country. >> he was so joyful. and we know how much he loved to sing. you know, he was the biggest

extra verted accountant you would ever find. >> the officer is on administrative leave. cnn reached out to the officer guyger's attorney and they have not returned our calls for heartbroken mother wants answers. >> so i'm calling on the dallas officials, please, come clean, give me justice for my son because he does not deserve what he got. >> reporter: brian young, cnn, dallas. >> it is unclear where the woman charged with helping to kidnap elizabeth smart will go after she's released last week. wanda barzee was convicted of helping to kidnap smart. she was set to be released in 2022. a niece of barzee says no family members she knows of would take

barzee in when she's let out. smart said earlier this week that she thinks she's still a threat. >> i do believe she's a threat. she is a woman who had six children and yet could coconspire to kidnap a 14-year-old girl and not only sit next to her while being raped, but encourage her husband to continue to rape me. >> after she's released next wednesday, barzee will be under federal probation in five years. they have provided no details. a young female bear burned during the car fire is now back in the wild roaming free. the state department fish and wildlife released the bear yesterday. a crew working to fix damaged utility poles spotted the bear a month ago licking its burned paws. she was taken to u.c. davis where vets used sterilize fish skin do make a bandage. it protects the burn.

also today, other animals affected by fires will get new homes. nearly 2,000 pets left homeless during the fires in lake county are 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've been inundated after all the fires in the area. the event wraps up at 5 and goes from 10 to 5 tomorrow at the fairgrounds. a video of a woman being denied service at taco bell is now going viral. >> nobody here speaks english. nobody in the back speaks english? >> no. >> what happened when a spanish-speaking employee told an english-speaking customer that no one could take her order? i'm meteorologist drew tuma. we have wind gusts right now well over 20 miles an hour. and that continues tomorrow. we'll have the numbers and that full accuweather forecast ahead.

the massachusetts communities of and over, north andover and lawrence are under a state of emergency following this week's numerous gas explosions. today ntsb investigators are saying they're looking into what happened right before the blasts. marcus moore has the latest. >> reporter: crews continuing door to door inspections, checking homes for any lingering danger after that string of explosions hit three communities north of boston. fire departments overwhelmed on thursday, crews stretched too thin to respond to every fire. some residents putting the flames out themselves. >> i just started fanning it, fanning it and it eventually went out. >> reporter: one person killed, 18-year-old lionel rondon died when an explosion sent this chimney crashing down on to his suv. at least 25 others hurt. the ntsb leading the investigation. >> we will look and develop a complete timeline of the events surrounding this disaster. we want to know any testing that may have occurred on this pipeline, any failures that may

have occurred. >> reporter: these infrared images showing another gas leak under the pavement. that leak caught before it sparked any explosions. more than 8,000 residents forced to evacuate their homes and neighborhoods. colombia gas company setting up a hot line and a clamss center for anyone affected. >> this is the sort of thing that a gas distribution company hopes never happen. >> reporter: representatives of the gas company on hand to try to answer questions, but customers growing impatient. >> you knew when we were coming here that we would have questions. you should have had some answers. >> the governor frustrated with colombia gas companies handling of the situation, declaring a state of emergency, clearing the way for another gas company to make necessary repairs. meanwhile, many residents are still unable to return home. marcus moore, abc news, new york. a video that shows a spanish-speaking taco bell employee apparently denying service to an english-speaking customer is going viral. the video has been viewed more than 100,000 times. it has also cost the taco bell worker her job. >> i want to order food.

>> that doesn't make any sense. you're not making any sense. you have a manager here? >> alexandra montgomery shot this video in florida. no one at the restaurant spoke english and she wouldn't be able to order. she suggested she go to another taco bell but also threatened to call police. >> she was replying to what i was saying in english, but she was replying in spanish. okay. i think you understand what i'm saying. >> in a statement taco bell said the employee has been fired and that the situation didn't meet their customer service expectations. tennis star serena williams focussed on her fashion business, not her u.s. open appearance last week during a talk in las vegas on friday. the 23-time grand slam champion previously accused umpire carlos ramos of sexism during last saturday's finals lost to naomi osaka during an on stage appearance in vegas, she spoke of her career in the sport and

life in the public eye. >> sometimes it's difficult, you know, especially in the public eye, you're under a different scrutiny, but i feel it's really important to stand up for what you believe in and that especially if you believe in something that can affect the future, can affect a lot of people. >> she has won 23 majors. she received three code violations and was penalized one game. she was later fined $17,000. abc's new brand local sharing inspiring stories. this week see how former prisoners are finding their new normal among silicon valley entrepreneurs, lawyers and doctors. >> i went to a prison for a murder i committed at >> you are playing with guys tech, lawyers, neuro science?

>> yeah. >> when i first was incarcerated, dungeons and dragons just fell into my lap. for me, this is like a life simulator to practice my listening skills, pay attention to information, be intentional about what i want to do, have some kind of structure. all of these things i got from dungeons and dragons. >> i'm fresh out of prison and i have access to ph.d.s. >> you can watch this episode starting this saturday on facebook watch and look for new episodes every week. well, the world's biggest bounce house is back in the bay area. sky 7 flew over the park yesterday where crews from big bounce america set up the 10,000 square foot bounce house. it features an obstacle course, giant slide, a deejay booth and a dance floor. you can check it out today and tomorrow. it moves on to santa rosa next weekend. is this good bounce house weather? that's an important question. >> i don't know. i don't think it is because it's so windy out there. you see the videos of the bounce

houses flying away. >> yes, you do. >> so maybe the wind gusts are over 20 miles an hour, it's not so great out there and that wind, that's going to continue for the next couple of days. if you're not a fan of it, it's sticking around unfortunately. live doppler 7 along with satellite right now showing you the active scan across the region. we're coming up dry but we have coastal clouds right now from that satellite viewpoint. let's take you outside the roof camera here at kgo in san francisco. look at the left hand side of your screen, you can see the flags are waving vigorously under that breeze. great air quality across the region. we've got deep blue skies right now. but we do have some issues with our pollen. if you're been sniffling or sneezing, part of the reason why tree pollen right now, it is at medium level. your main offenders because of that tree pollen, elm and pine this time of the year. it looks to stay that way over the next couple of days. winds right now really active especially in the north bay. we have a 30 miles per hour gust right now in nevada, 23 in san

francisco, 22 in livermore. oakland and the east bay equally as breezy at 21. that wind coming off the cool ocean water helping to keep our temperatures well below average for this time of the year. into the future we go, tomorrow morning those winds do weaken a bit by 9:00 in the morning on your sunday, those winds likely less than about 10 miles an hour across the region, but you get that daytime heating and into the afternoon and into the evening we do expect those winds to become active once again, likely gusting over 20 miles an hour for a second day in a row. right now temperature wise we're only at 60 in san francisco. that's 10 degrees below where we should be for this time of the year. only 65 in oakland, 72, though, in san jose, 76 that current temperature in santa rosa. brentwood, the warmest spot on our map right now and not all that warm at 78 degrees for this time of the year. so here is the call from accuweather, overtonight we'll have cool spots in the north bay dropping into the 40s. chill in the atmosphere for some around santa rosa and napa.

elsewhere, we'll have fog spilling in and around the bay. mid to low 50s is what we'll drop to in the overnight hours. for most of us outside of north bay, our 12-hour day planner on our sunday, sun is up at 6:52 in the morning. by midday, we'll still see cool temperatures. warming process still being very slow thanks to that breeze. so high stund micro climate 73 for san jose, 72 the high in santa clara. 76 in morgan hill. along the peninsula, it is breezy. it is cool for this time of the year. 70 for palo alto. downtown san francisco have the layers only 63 in the city. 59 cooler for daily city stuck in the fog tomorrow afternoon. 74 for petaluma. 74 napa. lot of 60s on the board, bright and breezy, 66 for berkley. 69 for freemont.

oakland 67 tomorrow. inland, this is comfortable for this time of the year. we're in the 70s. no intense heat. 78 for brentwood. 75 for walnut creek. 72 that high for livermore. here is the latest on florence. watch this storm. it's not moving all that much. in fact, it's only moving to the west at 2 miles an hour. so essentially you could walk faster than florence is moving right now. that's not good news because it will dump anywhere from 10 to 12 inches of additional rainfall. it will pick up the pace as you head into early next week and by monday, it's finally getting out of the carolinas. however, they are going to have problems for several weeks to come thanks to those flooding rains. but florence will pick up the pace over the next 24 to 48 hours. back here at home, here is the accuweather seven day forecast. it is a breezy afternoon on your sunday. we're going to stay below average monday, even into tuesday. tuesday, it's a cool day around here. temps are going to rebound a bit as we head into thursday. but it will be just a one-hit wonder because temperatures go

right back down into the upcoming part of next weekend and of course fall begins one week from today. >> and we're all asking, where did summer go? >> did we have summer? doesn't feel like it. >> couple days wre it was hot. >> that was it. >> i'm hoping our fall will be our summer. seems like our summer was our fall. >> it transitions. >> we hope. >> we'll take a vote later. right now, cal bears in action. >> we'll go back out to memorial stadium for an update on cal, idaho id state and one of the best highlights

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>> announcer: now sports from abc 7 news. stanford and cal both hosting teams from the football championship subdivision today. that means cal's first-ever match with idaho state.

weaver goi we're going to pick it up after an idaho state field goal. ashton davis took it on the 11. can you tell he also runs track? he takes it 89 yards for the score. and the bears are up, 21-3 at this point. davis also had an interception in the first half. just before the half, quarterback chase garber finds jordan duncan. bears are cruising, leading by 25 at the break. lsu and auburn, the tigers guaranteed to win. auburn goes up 21-10 in the third when jared stidham will find darius for the quick four-yard score. lsu joe bureaus, watch him thread this one. derek dillen is going to get loose 71 yards. that is going to make it, 21-19. lsu went for two and missed. so with two seconds remaining in the game, lsu kicker cole tracy, 42 yards for the win. he nailed it.

lsu wins this tigers' matchup, 22-21, the final. in two weeks, stanford will be at notre dame, eighth ranked team in the country hosting vanderbilt. brandon winbush ran for 84 yards. that included this little 12-yard scamper for six to make it 10-0, notre dame. second quarter, vandy quarterback, kyle shermer will find donovan tenson. stopped at the one yard line and then look at this julian love is going to recover the bouncing ball in the end zone. that is a touch back. notre dame wins, 22-17. number 17 boise state and number 24 oklahoma state, broncos quarterback brett ribbon threw for 380 yards, 31 of them here to john hightower. look how he laid out for this one. that is perfect. that was really good. this one might be better. ribbon, to a.j. richardson. watch richardson, the one-handed grab, tiptoes and the balance on the sideline.

unbelievable to stay in bounds. too bad you don't get extra points for style. now spoiler alert, oklahoma state would go on to win this game, but unusually taylor cornelius had one touchdown pass, this to dillen stoner. he'll take it 32 yards. oklahoma state with the upset, 44-21. they improve to 3-0 on the season. so we're showing north texas and arkansas, you know something really unique had to happen. this is it. watch right here. did you catch it? yeah, that's mean green keegan bruin on the punt return. he faked out the defender. he never called a fair catch. no one touched him. do you like that, eric? he takes it all the way to the house. look at this again. yeah, just touch the guy. just touch him. yep, arkansas stomped north texas winning big, 37-10 in the fourth quarter right now. well, the sharks were smiling bigger after training cmp after they acquired eric

carlson from ottawa. to put this deal in perspective in nfl terms it's like the bears acquiring khalil mack. he is considered the top defense men in the legal. the 28-year-old is in the final year of his contract but san jose hopes to sign him to a long-term extension. since coming into the nhl in 2009, carlson has more points than any defender in the h hl with 518, including 126 goals. brent burns is second on that list. now, carlson's style of play is similar to burns. a great offensive weapon from the blue line with an incredible shot. this move leaves little doubt that the sharks are all in on a stanley cup run this year. >> to be honest, you know what, we weren't good enough last year. our goal is to win the stanley cup. and, you know, there's no parades for winning a round or winning two rounds. you want to win a stanley cup. and this guy puts us closer to doing that. >> i think he'll quickly realize what a special organization this is and how passionate our hockey fans are in san jose and what a great place it is to play.

>> i didn't hear anything, so yesterday i was just as surprised as you guys. i had a big smile on my face. >> one trade isn't going to make or break a season, i don't think. but it definitely gives us a bump. and you know, that trade makes this team look a little bit more dangerous and little bit more real. >> keeping it real one trade is not going to make or break it but sure it is going to be fun to watch. >> i love that fake fair catch. i never saw this. >> he never did. you know, the other kid is just like, why did i not just touch him. >> this is all he had to do. mindy, thank you. almost $3 million worth of stolen u.s. film equipment has been recovered in south america. argentina and u.s. officials worked on operation hollywood together. the two-year investigation investigators say they recovered equipment including cameras, lenses, lighting equipment and other accessories. this thieves had been using a rental scheme to make money off the stolen goods. nasa's rocket took its final ride into space from and haven

berg air force base this morning. >> three, two, one. lift off of the final delta 2. >> it set up the ice, cloud and land elevation satellite 2 or ice sat 2 which will measure the land and sea ice around earth's pole change over time. the delta 2 rocket has sent several spacecraft into orbit into spirit and opportunity rovers part of the mar's exploration program. i sat 2 is expected to last at least three years in orbit. i'm sure there's an app for that and drew will be watching it. >> it will be valuable to see how far that ice has been shrinking over our poles. it's important to know that. >> it will make us very upset. might call to action to get going. >> for sure. >> i told you. he'll be on his phone. >> i will be tracking that ice. >> all right, drew. thank you very much and mindy, thank you as well for joining us and you, too. that's all the time we have for abc 7 news. college football is next. of course we'll see you after

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♪ >> chris: ohio state boarded the plane to texas with a rep as the ultimate road warriors. but without urban meyer for one last game. arlington has been the buckeyes happy place in recent years. tcu makes an 18-mile bus ride from campus, facing the blue bloods, the horned frogs have been salty and successful underdogs. but tonight's challenge is real, against a quarterback's nightmare, nick bosa, and the buckeyes stockpiled roster. welcome to