>> announcer: good morning, bay area. let's get up and get going. >> announcer: this is abc 7 morning. >> it's saturday october 20th. thanks for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. new overnight, $1.6 billion, that's how much is on the line in the megamillions drawing. the jackpot now a world record because no one matched the six numbers in the $1.0 billion drawing. here is the numbers. 15, 23, 53, 65, 70 and the megaball is 7. however check the tickets tp because california lottery says someone did match five of the six numbers. that ticket was sold at the a.m. hmm on monterey road in morgan hill. no one has won the prize since july when the group of coworkers at a wells fargo bank in san jose shared a $$543 million

jackpot. again, the megamillions jangt jackpot is now a staggers $$1.6 billion. the next drawing is tuesday night at 8:00. and don't forget about the powerball drawing. that drawing jackpot is at as the $470 million. that drawing is tonight at 8:00. abc 7 news is following the lottery fever we sent out this alert when the numbers were drawn. to get alerts to your smarch download the abc 7 news app. let's check the weather francis in for lisa. >> we are all winners terms of weather. we have a gorgeous day ahead. we have dealing with fog and low cl see. you can see limited visib in p north bay like santa rosa and petaluma. less than a mile here is the day playing out with the 12-hour planner temperatures in the 40s and 50s the next few years

mourps with over-the-counter skies by noon the clouds pull back and the inland with will warm up to the 70s. mild around the bay process upper 60s at the coast. skill cool throughout the day. air alert today. and then in evening sun sets at 6:25. inland areas still warm in the 70s around the bay cooling down to the 60s and at the coast upper 50s. we have more significant cooling on the way and i'll tell but that in my main full report coming up. chris. >> francis, thanks. new overnight oakland police announced they arrested the suspect wanted for firing at an an officer process near 23rd and foothill boulevard. investigators found the done but the suspect got away. the officer was in the hurt. more details will be released after the charges are filed. time is 5:02. oakland first friday event isn't happening next month. it was cancelled following a schutt injures five. hours after the even earlier

this month. our reporter explains, organizers say it's still a matter of safety. >> reporter: the october 5th, first friday went kmkt at planned with tens of thousands gathering along the five-block stretch of telegraph avenue to enjoy food, art, music and each other. but it's what happened after the peaceful event ended that prompted organize tors take a pause and call off the next one in november. >> there are many reasons for in conditions cancellation. the most important being the violence that happened after the last event in october. where five people were injured in a shooting. >> the shooting originally a dispute between two men happened hours after the first friday was over and several blocks away. but mayor labory schaff agrees a break is a good idea. >> this shooting incident was not necessarily related to first fridays. but any recognize perception matters. and that it is time for them to really step up their game and

think more who willistically and comprehensively. >> besides beefing up securities, organizers are working with the city and leaders of other districts to come up with strategies for managing the huge crowds after the official event ends at the 9:00 p.m. in the meantime, independent surrenders like hal stevens canceling even one first friday will be a big loss. >> for the surrenders, they heavily rely on this income to feed families, pay rent and also they have kids giving enemy a sense of responsibility because they say the parents and cousins and uncling working. >> now oklahoma police did arrest two suspects after the shooting two weeks ago. organizers tell us that first fridays here in oakland will definitely be back. the first friday in december. in oakland, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> the time is 5:'04. in san francisco the fate of another famous mission district business is uncertain.

a property dispute is threatening la taqueria, the restaurant has been listed for sale by court order but the owner is fighting to keep the property.7 news rr katie utehs explains. >> reporter: the line at san francisco's la taqueria is would worth it locals say. >> i love it it's the best in town. >> tears lopez has eating here more than 30 years. >> i want them to keep it because i make a good burrito but not like they do. >> reporter: the word has even reached sweden's simon in orderland. >> i've heard it's the best from her tip and what i've found online too. >> also online, a real estate listing for the property located near 25th and mission streets. a court appointed receiver has listed it for a dispute between the business owner and his siblings following the death of their parents has led to the sale according to sf

eater. the parents did not have a will according to the property owner. >> families get messed up when anybody dies. i hope they get to keep it. >> miguel's sons help run the business that's operated here since the 70s. if it sells to a third party the family will likely relocate the business. locals hope that doesn't happen. >> it's changed it like in the last two years. you can't even imagine the changes in this neighborhood. and we need to keep some things the same. >> katie utehs, abc 7 news. we reached out to the family attorney but haven't heard back yet. we are told the restaurant owner will be bidding on the property and continuing his fight in court. now, earlier this month, la victoria bakery shut doors after 70 years. it was on the corner of 24th and alabama in the mission. family disagreements were blamed for the bakery's closure. a billionaire coowner of san

francisco giants is currently in hot water. he donated to a political action committee behind a racist radio ad. charles b. johnson put out a statement saying he had no knowledge that the donation would be used i in manner and i like the giants organization strongly condemn any form of racism and in no way condone the advertisement that was created by in entity. the giants also weighed in saying we are unaware of mr. johnson's political donations because they are entirely separate from his stake in the giants ownership group. in no way do the giants don condone the disturbing political activity. 5:07 is the time. senator kamala harris is working it get out the vote. she attended a rally in south carolina. people there greeted her with chants of the next president. even though she hasn't said if she plans to run in 2020, could a harris candidacy succeed in what is -- in what's expected to be a crowded field of exact sns here is a closer look. >> senator kamala hair sis seen by many as a rising star. she is off to iowa next week to

support midterm candidates as the presidential speculation surrounding her continues to build. >> she has taken some progressi progressive stances in favor of single payer health care for example. things that people who are very, very liberal like. fortunately for her a lot of the people make up the base of the electorate in a primary election. >> but what what's her viability against president trump? republican strategist lone leahy chen worked on mitt cromny's campaign and is fellow at whoever institution at stanford. >> can she get through the general election with the far left stance that is work well in some parts of the california but not places like michigan and pennsylvania which are states that democrat haves to win if they're winning the president. >> local democrats expect to hear major announcements after the mid-terms. >> president trump raised a lot of money and any candidate whos wants to be competitive against him and against what's expected to be a crowded field will have to get active very early to raise money. >> regardless of who decides to run community members say it's clear the political landscape is

changing. >> it's wonderful for our younger generations to see this kind of involvement and know that this is something that neck do as well. >> and it to a reminder about the election next month the dloin to register to vote is this coming monday, october 22nd. if you want to vote by mail can you request that ballot until the day before halloween and the election is on november 6. all right. clock is ticking. 5:09 is the time. francis checking the forecast where are we looking ahead to for the weekend. >> we have gorgeous weather ahead right now we are dealing with cool temperatures and even fog and you can see it here. creeping into san francisco from the coast. it's cool right now. in the 40s and 50s but we have another warm and beautiful day. and then more big changes coming up next woke. i'll have the details. >> thank you. still ahead a local wildlife rescue group caring for a record number of animal right now. a look at what it takes to make sure each gets exactly when it

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and cab drivers. those who bought the $250,000 meddle yan a license making a vehicle a taxi cab and those who got it for free off a wait list or who work for a cab company. all drivers say the wait here is worth it. >> if i'm driving around the city two or three hours without a fare why not come to the airport and you know within two hours or so you are getting a fare. >> tension it boiling between the groups because earlier this week the sfmta passed a proposal. restricting the drop office to the group of drivers who purchased the meddle yan. the intent it to east sfwngs burden on drivers struggling to make payments due to competition from ride shares lie uber and lyft. >> i am making my payment but barely i have four kids. >> the other group of drivers who department fay for a medal onsay they shouldn't be punished. >> that's called a bad

investment. >> sfmta paul rose says the who didn't purchas medallions guy getting enemy off the line and back to the zblee we believe there is a demand for friendships as for taxi drivers. >> i would ask enemy when was the last time he drove a cab? because he doesn't know what he is talking about. >> the sfmta says staff will develop a transition plan and they are exploring a backup plan for drivers who didn't purchase dmlens could be reinstated at sfo. >> in san francisco. melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >> police are warning about a new bob cat sight. a caller reported it seeinger near not san mateo baseball field. someone called police after 10:00 yesterday morning saying they saw it walking away from campus. it was not aggressive. officers checked the area but didn't see it. what should you do if you see a mountain lion in the neighborhood? we have the video outlining the steps on our website.

a bay area wildlife rescuer group is caring for a record number of injured or orphaned animal this time of year. it's a big challenge but the staff and voluntaries are committed to making sure every animal gets the care needed. here is abc 7 news anchor dan ashley. >> it's meal time but that could be describing every hour here where a lot of hungry mouths are wait to be fed. this 4 week old squirrel was found in a backyard dehydrated. >> we started at like 8:00 in the morning and finishing at yourk at into. >> some squirrels are so small and their eyes closed. as they get older the tails fluff out and the appetites go into overdrive. >> they get a frenzy i want more formula. >> the rescuer center is in pet loum, equipped with an animal hospital and dotted with enclosures carefully separating one specie frist another if accepts all types of wild animal

hurt or orphaned. the goal is to release them back to the which would if possible. >> we have to teach them to f . we never serve them food in a bowl or dish. we hide it from them and they learn how to go find it er t babn ever. usually this time of year they have rescued by a thousand kroet yurs. but this year they cared for 250 more than that. the center is getting more possums then any other animal and if you think they are not worth saving. >> they eat up to 4,000 ticks a we can effectively protecting us from lymes. >> they have have a low body temperature and they almost never get rabies. >> so many superpowers everybody is trying to get everybody on the possum band wagon. >> part of the mission is teaching people how to keep themselves and livestock safe

while allowing wildlife to survive. >> we are constantly infringing on their has been at that time. all the peacis are important to keeping the ecosystem together. >> a few animals thatan released live here permanently as part of an education program for the public. these two mountain lions never lurnd to hunt. this hawk has a damaged wing and can't fly. in skunk had part of the tail amputated which makes it kbb to defend herself. . these are half dog half wofld bred to be pets even though they are seeming gentle they are not safe. >> part of the animal think it's wild part of it cosmetic dploo happily about 70% of the animals come through here are released to the wild thanks to dedicated staff and volunteers. >> every time can you help an animal every time you see an

human being karpg for an animal and bringing all the love they bring to care for the animals that keeps me going. >> and there is the possum heading on out. >> it's swimming! >> and that was dan ashley reporting. the wildlife staff believes they may be getting a record number of animals because their emergency hotline is operating longer hours. that also means the non-profit needs to raise more money. if you want to help or find out what td if you find a wild animal in distress go to the website. abc 7 news.com. >> announcer: now the weather update from abc 7 morning. good morning i'm meteorologist frances dlsz. right now we are dealing with fog and low clouds you can see with that the doppler 7 and satellite image. we have fog spilling from the north bay and limited visibility in that area. let's than a mile in santa rosa right now. and here is a look from sutro tower. you see some low clouds creeping into san francisco. it will push in a little bit

farther, in the next few hours and let's more sunshine this afternoon. the temperatures into the 40s and 50s. san francisco is 53. oakland 52. san jose 54 cool ner valleys morgan hill 46 degrees. and this time we are looking in from emeryville at the macarthur maze. napa and novato appear vacaville in the 40s. concord currently at 52 degrees. this time we are looking at downtown san francisco. and you can see some of those low clouds pushing in still a little bit. so here is the forecast for today. dealing with areas of some dense fog this morning. mainly in the north bay right now. but it's going to be mild to warm again today. plenty of sunshine except at the coast and then the cooling trend starts tomorrow. and really kicks in monday and tuesday. also, just want to give you a heads up. there is an air quality advisory through tomorrow due to the wildfires from southern oregon. today we expect moderate air quality for the bir bay area.

tomorrow it will improve in some areas inland, east bay south central bay and annett santa clara valley will be expected to be good tomorrow. here is a look at what you can expect. the forecast animation with the low clouds. 7:00 this morning we'll see some fog in the north bay and spilling across the bay into parts of the east by. but notice by lunchtime it pulse back and then this afternoon lots of sunny conditions as well. except at the coast. this evening if you are going out late, grab a jacket because the fog will start to push back in again with the low clouds and that cools things down. high close to yesterday's anonymous. look for mid-80s in the inland areas, warm again. fairfield, antioch and livermore near 85 degrees. around the bay lots of 70s. 74 in oakland. 76 in san mateo fremont 79 and in designate 81. in san francisco nice at 71. but the coast 60s with partly cloudy conditions. a mix of sunshine and fog at the

beaches with temperature in the mid-to upper 60s. santa cruz and monterey get more sunshine and warm up to 70s. also today with you are heading to the festival in san jose you can expect lots of sunshine starting off at 69 degrees during the 11:00 hour warming up to the low 80s. and then cooling down to 68 degrees. 8:00 tonight. here is a look at accuweather seven-day forecast. so we have autumn warmth, cooling starts tomorrow. and then it really continues into monday where we are closer to average actually on monday and tuesday. inland areas dr. platz 10 degrees compared to today. only in the mid-70s and near 70 around the bay and low 60s at the coast. we have increasing clouds and then no chance of rain at all. high pressure building again and towards the end ever next week it's warm once again. >> another disappointing

forecast without precip but at least enjoy the temperatures in another round of summer here in bay area. >> yes, the best time of year i think in surprise. enjoy the day. >> frances, thanks. >> um-hum sfl. still ahead, the update on the search for the missing engagement ring as police search for the thief, the young couple has something to s

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>> announcer: good morning north bay. let's get up and get going. >> announcer: this is abc 7 mornings. thanks for joining us on this saturday morning. i'm chris nguyen. new overnight a world record jackpot is now up for grabs tuesday night. the megamillions prize up to $1.6 billion. it rolled over again after no one matched the six numbers in last night's drawing. here are the numbers for as the 1 billion-dollar jackpot, 15, 23, 53, 65, 70 and the megaball 7. california lottery says someone did match five of the six numbers. the ticket sold at the a.m./p.m. on monterey road in morgan hill. no one won the big prize since july. when a fwrup of workers at san jose shared a $$543 million jackpot. here a look at the home page this morning. you can see the jackpot in the left corner. if someone wins and chooses the cash option that's $$904 million. the next drawing is tuesday

night at 8:00. good luck. turning to weather and the accuweather forecasts with frances dinglasan track the conditions where you live. >> we have a gorgeous, sunny wrm day ahead again. but dealing with fog and low clouds as you can with live doppler 7, the satellite images, the coastal clouds spilled into the bay and also dealing with patchy fog and dense fog especially in the north bay where visibility is down to one fourth mile in santa rosa and petaluma. the 12-hour day planner, sunrise at 7:23. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. by lunchtime the clouds pull back to the coast. inland areas will warm up to the 70s around the bay upper 60s, at the coast near 60. hazy sunshine today with an air quality alert in place. and then temperatures will be warming up close to yesterday's numbers. so similar temperatures with some hazy sunshine. sun sets at 6:25. we'll cool down and more significant cooling for the beginning of the work week. i'll tell that you about coming up. >> we'll see you soon frances.

new developments in the disappearance of jamaul khashoggi. saudi state confirms that the "washington post" reporter is dead. the explanation given there was a fight in the consulate. 18 people are now in custody as suspects in the death. the saudi government has fired five top officials including the deputy intelligence chief. president trump had this to say. >> well, i think it's a good first step. it's a big step. a lot of people. a lot of people involved. i think 80s great first step. >> the president added if congress pushes for sanctions he doesn't want any action to affect arms sales. abc 7 news reporter anser hassan explains whether the killing could have an impact on saudi investments here in the bay area. >> door dash becoming a familiar site. fueled by investors from saudi araby. the kingdom has pumped in billions in the silicon valley.

uber and slack. investments in the spotlight following the death of the journalist jamaul khashoggi. >> i'd love to see people there take ethical stands on -- on issues like this. but i haven't -- i haven't seen it so much in the past. >> professor george teaches law. he doesn't see silicon valley closing bank accounts to the saudi money. especially after the prince's visit to the bay area this past spring. >> it's just because we are talking about billions of dollars in. >> it's because we are talking about billions of dollars and lives that are relatively inconsequential to us. >> he adds there is little political will from washington. >> i really do think we need to recalibrate the relationship with saudi arabia. >> but bay area democratic congresswoman jackie speier believes it can be different. she acknowledges the huge amounts of saudi money coming in the district but says it starpts

with the president like the 100 billion-dollar arms sale to the kingdom. >> why would we want to see that kind of money from a country that is engaging in this kind of behavior? >> many analysts say it's more than just oil and arms satisfy sales. the saudis are seen as an important american ally in the middle east. in the newsroom, anser hassan, abc 7 news. dramatic drone video show tus thousand of haurnden migrants making their way to the unts pushing threw the gault, mexico border. >> the people united will never be divided. the people united will never be divided. abc 7 news it was in san francisco where dozens rallied outside the gaulten consulate. they say the guatemala sh upper back trying to help them. the time is 5:33. another tech conference setting up in san francisco. the work is under way for

oracle's open world opening at this center on monday. howard street closed between third and fourth industrial until october 30th. the week long conference will feature keynote speaks spoerkting the future of business and technology as well as a concert by beckon wednesday at at&t park. happened today electric scooter company skip is hosting a group ride in san francisco. skip wants to connect riders sharing best practices for safe riding and good behavior. this comes after less than a week after the scooters have been back on the streets in san francisco. as our reporter kate larson reports some riders have a lot to learn. >> when scooters first landed on san francisco streets in march, the riders parked with immunity thrown into trees strewn across sidewalks and left broke 199bushes. city hall banned the scooters. then monday allowed two company skip and scoot to relaunch under a new permit program. >> it's been great. >> mar that is the skip spoke

woman she showed her photos of skip scooter parked incorrectly wednesday morning. she says educating riders about the rules of the road ipriority dyokn how to parkhe n really. s on riders ed. >> whenever i get there i 11 it on the side of the street that's one of the main problems though. >> are you willing to read the rules and learn how to park them? >> see, we're kind of immature when it comes to that i think. it's cool. i don't think i would take my time -- >> we do follow up on complaints zpl paul rose is the sfmta spokesman. he says the as agency has been fielding calls this we can and has the authority to tien skip and scoot. >> it's $10 oh oh for the first oef $200 oh for the second and $500 for each additional complaint and fine. >> the companies could be looking at thousands of dollars worth ever fines this week. >> yeah, well the main thing is we want to make sure the companies are getting the information that there are

complaints and help the customers improve on their usage of the scooters. >> in san francisco, kate larson, abc 7 news. at today aets event skip plans to demonstrate new locking technology the company says help keeps sidewalks clear skip will be giving out free helmet and ice cream sandwiches if you want to join the ride can you meet at the parking lot at 1939 market street. the event starts at afternoon. >> 5:36 .time. a happy bride. couple just got engaged when her ring was stolen. a staerng stepped in to help. >> when we first met yessenia animate o their spirits were broken. >> i felt so sad and scared. and i was crying. >> not long after the 18 and 19-year-old he is got engaged yessenia had her ring stolen while working in san leandro. >> i had been saving for a linc time for it ar really trying to

get this ring. she is so special to me. >> on this day their sadness is replaced by anticipation. yessenia has no sde fti us on a street corner. >> he was just like, we are meeting up with them. and we just got to go to this place. >> the couple are part of an ee a little bit plan orchestrated by a good samaritan who saw their story. >> it was very touching for me. so this is the leastky do. >> the good smaren khoren ekmekjian who happens to be the owner of rits jewel zbleers he is like an angel that kim and just rescued us i feel so relieved. >> a custom ring which u.k.ly taste takes his teamust five days, all for this moment. >> will you marry me. >> yes, my love. >> by why all of this for a couple ekmekjian dnts even know? he says about paying it forward. >> me and my brothers, 18 and 19

and this is how we started. we had some good friends that they gave us that help that was theeded. and i won't forget that. and this is the way i want to share it. >> while police say the odds of the original ring being returned are slim this one yessenia animate o say is in a way even more special. >> generousty from a total stranger. it's amazing thank you very much. >> you guys are good people. can't get better than this. good things happen to god people. >> this there is a chance justice may be served as well pl san leandro police tell me the woman seen in the surveillance video taking the ring has been identified and they are currently looking for her high pressure in the dion lim abc 7 news. still ahead on abc 7 mornings disney characters come to life in the bay area where in magical show is happening this weekend. heading to break a live look outside from the emeryville camera pointed at the financial district this morning.

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welcome become everyone. time right now is the 5:45. we're looking live outside from the san mateo bridge camera. the current temperature in san mateo currently around 50 degrees and clear. we'll get a check of the full ac wrkt forecasts. in sforts cal and san jose state on the road. the golden bears face golden state at reeser stadium. in the sparnts battle san diego state at is the dccu stadium at 40. stanford won the game at arizona state thursday night. the warriors will take on the nug et cetera in denver tomorrow. but last night the dubs played the first road game and memorable one. our sports director has more on

this morning's sports report. good morning, everybody. the warriors traveled to utah. the second game of the season. defense did not make the trip. came town to the final seconds. the biggest shot of the night came from jonas jerebko. draymond green. welcome nice to meet you how are you? jazz couldn't miss in the second quarter. welcome to go bear land. rudy go bar going 7'1". 10 threes in the he second where. joe engle on fire. utah 81 at the half. best dubs of the highlight didn't count. 75 after the buzzer. kevin durant doing all he could to present the blowout. 38 for k.dp warriors down6, warsreowds r does steve kerr draw up in going to durant?

the pull up. nojerebko, the former jazz, 124-123. jer ebb co, the hero. here is testify. >> it's corny but strength in numbers you don't know who is going to contribute in a given night. we know who we go to. but everybody on the bench staying ready. i think he had a little bit of juice and fire coming back here to utah. showing up his old teammates. >> unbelievable. marshawn lynch has been the raiders best player this wretched season and now he is hurt. the nfl network reporting he can be out because of oh groin injure. the last thing the one in five raiders need. he will be out six woke. thefr nef a bye this week. martin expected take over at tailback. he second strait pennant with a win in maugky but first ink all brew crew. driving in four off of ry the u.

mike aball doing the damag ninth. 7-2, brow crew. a game 7 tonight. winner gets boston in the world series. finally funny stuff. shack he'll o'neill does an ordinary chair have a kmans of supporting him holding on to the couch when we go down goes the back are big man. he got to be 350, 375. the chair had no chance. that's a rap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody i'm larry beal. >> accuweather update from abc 7 martinis. i'm meteorology frances dinglasan. starting off with live doppler 7 and the satellite image. and finding morning low clouds and fog into parts of the north by. spilling from the coast. and even across san francisco into parts of the east bay. but things change in the next few hours. however, we still have air quality advisory. in is extended through tomorrow. moderate air quality forecasted

for the bay area today. tomorrow some improvement in the inland east bay south central bay and in the santa clara valley. but temperatures will be much liked yesterday's. and here a live look from sutro. looking down toward san francisco you see low clouds pushing into the bay. it will creep in over the next two hours before it pulse back by lunchtime. in san francisco it's currently 53. oelkt 52. mountain view san jose, mid-50s. morgan hill drops to 45. and pacifica at 51. gray squies over the san jose airport. santa rosa, low 50s. napa down to 45 degrees. vacaville at 47. and low 50s right now in concord and in livermore. this time, from the exploratorium we are looking towards downtown san francisco. you see the clouds pushing in. we are dealing with dense fog this morning in parts of the north bay less than a mile in santa rosa and also mild to warm temperatures again today.

so if you liked yesterday, i think you'll like today. cooling trends start tomorrow and then tumble tomorrow and inland dropping by ten degrees. the forecast zms with the fog, during the 7:00 hour we see fog in the north by and spilling across the by into parts of the east bay by lufrmnchtime. the plenty of sunshine except long the beach. then this evening it pushes back in and see more fog overnight into tomorrow morning. grab a jacket if you are planning a late night out tonight. highs today will be similar to yesterday. look for 60s at the coast. mild and partly cloudy in half moon bay. 66. san francisco nice and comfortable at 71. lots of 70s around the bay. fremont 79. and mid-80s for the warmer inland locations like concord, livermore, and antioch and fairfield. santa rosa warming up to 81. and san jose 81 as well. today overnight lows cool to the

40s and 50s. and we'll see some of the fog spread in across the bay. even reaching parts of the south bay. so we'll see partly cloudy conditions or foggy conditions through most of the bay area. but if you're in the inland areas just a heads up we have the meteor shower. great viewing conditions for interior areas. you could see up to 20 per hour. the best view something before dawn. if you are up this time tomorrow you might see them. here is what you can expect the week ahead in livermore average highs 75. above that. dropping close to average monday and tuesday with the stronger on shore flow. you can see the pattern with the ac weather seven-day forecast. autumn warmthth. cooling begins monday. and tuesday cooling. with more clouds. a little bit of a bump up wednesday on thursday. and sunny and warmer as high pressure rebuilds friday will go

looking for a warm weekend ahead. >> as for today i'd rather see the fog over the city instead the coast because so many people will head out there they want to take that all in. and it's like just kidding. >> yeah, yeah unfortunately it's cloudy at the coast but some people like the cooler temperatures. >> it is nice. frances thanks. if you are hoping for a seasonal job fewer people are wh means you likely have a better chance of hired by big companies by amazon, target and ups. eric thomas reports. >> this is the year you didn't stee a long line of people applying forrancele work at oakland. less competition, confident job seekers. >> i think i have a good chance. >> i am happy. more jobs for me. competition you got to stay home. >> job fairs here in oakland and south san francisco, the ups was looking to fill some of the 170 oh seasonal positions in the bay area. nationwide, the company held 170 job fairs to fill 40,000 holiday

positions but with statewide unemployment barrel over 4% hiring managering looking at a smaller pool of workers. >> that's where companies are finding it more difficult than the past. >> attorney labor analyst is a former director of california's unemployment agency. part time jobs, seasonal jobs in particular, employers now are saying we can't find enough people. >> that's not just delivery companies like ups, retailers also have tens of thousands of jobs to fill, often competing for the same workers. that doesn't mean companies won't keep trying. and although the pool may be smaller folks will certainly keep applying. especially parents who hope to be both workers and consumers this holiday season. >> well, i'm looking for a job to provide for the two children. >> i'm just trying to make more money for next year starting to get start on saving up for my daughter. and chk christmas is coming up so we all got to get ready for christmas tree trees and dinner >> since it's early in the

holiday hiring season we don't in w the incentivesom 's t comnieshe we know that u.p. s. is telling people listen we hire a lot of permanent positions out of are our seasonal employee positions. and the pay seasonally is as good or better than any of the retail jobs you may be offered. in oakland, eric thomas, abc 7 news. next, a mystery involving the stunning photo captured in yosemite. how the photographer hop

a michigan man hopes someone will help him identify a couple he photographed in yosemite. matthew dippel believes it's the moment they got engaged. he tweeted the picture saying he took it at tap point on yosemite at october ofth. he wrote twitter, help i don't know who these are but i hope the photo finds them.

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>> announcer: good morning, bay area. let's get up and get going. >> announcer: this is abc 7 mornings. it's saturday october 20ing. thanks for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. new overnight, $1.6 billion. that's how much is now on the line in the megamillions drawing. the jackpot a world record and that's because nobody matched all six numbers in last night's $1.0 billion drawing. here are the numbers. 15, 23, 53, 65, 70 and the megaball 7. however, you'll still want to check the tickets. california lottery says someone did match five of the six numbers and that ticket was sold at the a.m./p.m. on monterey road in morgan hill. no one has won won big megamillions prize since july. when the a dwroup of workers shared a $$543 million jackpot. again, the