live where you live, this i gmorng.oining us on this sunday, october 21. let's look at weather. >> morning, everyone. we are starting off with live doppler 7. we have the low clouds and fog. the fog is thick in the north bay where visibility has been reduced to a fourth of a mile in napa, three miles in sunrise is 7:24. by this afternoon, we will see partly sunny conditions. then coastal clouds throughout the day. inland temperatures warming up into the mid 80s. around the bay, mid 70s. at the coast, mid 60s.

things are a little bit cooler today. we have more cooling on the way. i will have that with the seven-day forecast in my main report. dozens of people are hurt after this floor collapse at an apartmentparty. it happened just before 12:30 near clemson university. the center of a first floor clubhouse collapsed into a basement. medics took 30 people to the hospital. none of the injuries appear to be life-threatening. the floor suddenly gave out. many clemson students were celebrating after yesterday's homecoming football game. we will stay on this story and bring youuptes we now to an abc 7 news exclusive. a little girl is safe and back with her family after a scary ride in the south bay. her father left her in the car while making a stop in a convenience store. a thief got in and took off. we talked to the girl after she was reunited with her parents.

it's a story you will see only on abc 7 news. >> i'm only in kindergarten. >> reporter: saddie is a 5-year-old to tell her friends. >> i had a new friend of kayla. now i have a friend named alena. >> reporter: she slept in the back seat of her dad's suv as he parked at the >> i parked in front of the store. i double-checked to see if she was -- everything was cool. the guy gave me my change back. i looked back and my car was gone. >> reporter: he left the carrunt imebehi the w bak do he is tell everybody he has a 5-year-old in the car. >> reporter: she woke up to a stranger driving her dad's suv. >> i didn't like it. it was so scary. >> reporter: six blocks south, he kicked her out. >> my mom was at the kitchen

window. she saw a little girl over here behind us crying. she came out to see what was going on. >> 5-year-old dropped off by a van. >> reporter: police reunited the young girl with her parents. >> 20 minutes maybe. i don't know. i was so panicked. i didn't really know how long it was. it felt like forever. >> reporter: the thief ditched the suv nearby. this man confronted the man in his backyard. >> he was frantic. he was telling me to be quiet, to not say nothing. >> reporter: police arrested the 30-year-old on kidnapping, auto theft and obstruction charges. >> hopefully, other people listening will not leave their kids in the car when it's running anywhere. a man is dead after an amtrak police blocked off the area to

investigate. video shows the impact of the crash flipped the car on its roof. witnesses told abc 7 the driver was impatient and tried to drive around a train crossing arm. the family of a pittsburgh man shot to death by police staged a protest. it was at the fast food restaurant where he was killed. a warning, this story contains graphic police body cam video that may be disturbing to some. >> justice for terry. >> reporter: a grieving mom re-visited the parking spot where her 43-year-old son died outside this restaurant. >> what happened in january, my son was killed right here in this spot. he was shot by the police. he was sitting in his car eating a hamburger. >> reporter: police claim officers approached the car of a suspected drug dealer on janua center console. no comment from police today. in july, they released body cam video of the shooting encounter.

>> put your [ bleep ] hands up. >> reporter: it shows police then handcuffed him and he died at a hospital a short while later. the committee against police brutality helped organize this rally with other parents who lost sons and daughters in police shootings. >> i believe cops are scared of their own shadow. they are too quick with pulling out their weapon to kill somebody. >> reporter: rick perez lost his 24-year-old son in a police shooting four years ago in richmond. >> thank god, bill 1421 has passed here, to make -- get more accountability and more records shown about the cops. >> i want justice for my son. i want people to know what the police are doing. >> reporter: i spoke to the victim's family's attorney. he told me they will be filing a lawsuit alleging excessive use of force and a violation of constitutional rights.

figure out what sparked a house fire in concord. you could see flames shooting out of the home. fire started just before 8:00 last night. no one was hurt. firefighters found a dog not breathing. they performed cpr on the animal. crews were able to revive it. 40 people are out of their homes after this apartment fire. it happened at the kimberly apartments just after midnight. firefighters say smoke was pouring from the second and third floor when they arrived. four other local fire departments were called to help. everyone was able to make it out. the red cross is helping those victims. new developments now. crews are making progress repairing the orville dam. they released this video. it shows workers placing the final section of a concrete wall on the main spillway this week. in february last year, both spillway collapsed forcing nearly 200,000 people downstream to evacuate. marriott workers have been

on strike for more than two weeks. in san francisco yesterday, thousands of people showed up to support them. abc 7 news was there as workers, political allies and members of other unions marched outside the marriott marquis. striking workers across the bay area are demanding higher wages and job security. >> we need to get up with the times, up with the wages and the rents are too high. >> similar demonstrations were held in san jose and oakland. a spokes for marriott said while we respect our associates' rights to voice their opinions, we are disappointed unite here has chosen to resort to a strike. we believe the best place to resort the issue r resolve the issues is at the bargaining table. more than $2 billion is on the line in the mega millions

and powerball drawings. the powerball jackpot rolled over after no one matched last night. here are those numbers. 16, 54, 57, 62, 69 and the powerball is 23. the powerball jackpot jumped to $620 million and the mega millions is at a world record $1.6 billion. abc 7 has the latest on the lottery fever. >> if i won a billion dollars, i would buy the dodgers a world series ring. >> reporter: one can dream. doesn't that seem like the point of the lottery? feeding into the fever. >> kind of fun purchasing hope. that's really it. >> reporter: the mega millions jackpot has ballooned to $1.6 billion. the largest prize in the u.s. lottery history. >> that's too muchey t comprehend. isn't it? >> reporter: not to mention the odds of winning. it's one in 302.6 million. yoht chances of bdds

are that's with a q. >> you shouldn't spend more than $20. if you are going to win, you are going to win. i got people spends $1,000, $500. i tell them, it's not going to change anything. >> who is ready to be a billionaire? >> reporter: chuck is taking the advice. one powerball and one mega millions ticket. >> that's 10 and 10. good luck to you. >> reporter: if those are lucky, he is headed straight for the bahamas. >> buy a beautiful house and a boat. looking forward to it. >> reporter: the next powerball drawing is wednesday night. the next mega millions drawing is tuesday night. there's plenty of time to get a ticket. >> here is another look at the jackpots and the next drawings. mega millions is $1.6 billion. that's $904 million if you take

the cash option. that's tuesday night at 8:00. powerball is $620 million. the drawing is once at 8:00. stay with abc 7 news for the latest on the lottery fever. one way to find out the winning numbers is through the abc 7 news app. we send out push alerts. the app is free to download. it's amazing, for all the people are playing, no winners. >> all you need is one ticket. i bought one. >> me, too. i have four tickets for the next drawing. increasing the odds. >> not by much. for weather though, we have low clouds and even fog this morning. here is a live shot. look at the gray skies over downtown san francisco. cooling trend starts today and continues for the next fee days. i will let you know what you can expect. security trying to separate some of the teammates.

>> fist fly. how this fight started and the trouble the players face today one of the best fly casters in the world. the training that started years ago right here she dances. >> he's off to the hospital. >> i thought he was just running out. >> next "right this minute."

comb more thgood morning. it's a little foggy out there. temperatures are expected to warm up today. three nba players face suspension after a fight. >> throwing punches. >> it started another

ingram, paul and rondo were ejected. the alleged spitting is unacceptable. >> as a man, the only thing you can do is stand up for yourself. we will see how it play out. it is what it is. >> i didn't say nothing to my team after the game. coach said what he had to say. come in tomorrow. >> our sister network espn reports officials watched tape and backed his claim that he did not spit on paul. the rockets won 125-115. in the bay area, homes are taking longer to sell and they are not getting as much money they did as a few months ago. is it a trend? we talked to experts in the south bay. >> reporter: after years on the up, the red hot housing market is coolingreductions.

>> reporter: a luxury property owner just lowered the price of this home. it isn't necessarily a bad thing. in fact, he thinks it will help generate extra buzz. >> the right property, the right price will get multiple offers. however, it's different the last 60 to 90 days. >> reporter: the california association of realtors shared a somber forecast for the state housing market in 2019. expecting rising interest rates and a lack after ed fof afforda housing. >> to me, this is a more normal market. i hope it stays like this. >> reporter: this man, president-elect of the santa clara county association of realtors put this hole on tme o market a month ago. >> people are coming to this area. they are working here and making good money. they want homes. there's a limited supply. huge drop in home values.

anna sold her home in just three days and has no plans to leave the area. >> my husband is an engineer. this is where the jobs are. we could go to austin, texas. why? we like california. teenager who honed her skill in this area has sprung to the top of a competitive sport. she's signing on the world stage against adults. >> reporter: you could say maxine has the world on a string. more precisely, a flycasting line. >> reporter: with its deceptively smooth flicks has catapulted her to the top of the sport of fly casting. she holds world titles.

>> what she has accomplished is unprecedented. she became the youngest world champion in the sport's history at 12. >> reporter: more remarkable is where she honed her skills. not on the rivers of idaho or the northwest, but the angling and casting club in golden gate park. >> to have this facility right in san francisco was just amazing. >> reporter: her dad, also a fly caster, eventually teamed her up with a coach. >> the roll cast is the most important to learn. >> reporter: at 9, she began mastering roll casting, shifting the motion of her upper and lower body in unison with her wrists and placing fly and fly into small circular targets. soon she began reeling in medals. finally in what some thought was a fluke, a first place finish at the world championships in 2016.

a tribute to not just her physical skill but something rarer among teenagers, concentration. >> i forget about everything else and just zone in or just think about my day. >> we are talking michael jo jordan, joe montana. she can't stand losing. >> reporter: this year, casting into 20 to 30 mile an hour winds on the coast of england, she proved her earlier performance was no fluke, earning gold in two events. she says she still loves the sport in its purest form, fishing on a river with her family. >> one evening we were catching a lot of fish. i hooked up with two fish at one time. that was probably the best. >> maxine trained at the oakland casting club. we posted more information on our website.

good morning. once again, we have the morning clouds. you can see the gray skies. it has filled in through the north bay all around the bay and through parts of the south bay. clearing in some inland spots. here is a live shot as we look toward downtown san francisco. we see some of the gray skies. we have a deeper marine layer and this onshore flow will bring us cooler temperatures. in san francisco, it's 53 degrees. oakland, 54. san jose, 56. morgan hill, 51 degrees. as we look from our roof camera towards the bay bridge, we have a pretty view. see the wind is blowing a little bit. we have cooler numbers in the north bay. that's where fog developed. napa, 49. livermore, 49 degrees. here we are locki inglooking at bridge. we have the morning fog, low clouds. we will see a mostly sunny

afternoon once again. with a stronger onshore flow. the cooling trend starts today and continues through tuesday. then after that, high pressure rebuilds. then we have a warming trend wednesday through friday. we will go down a little bit and come right back up. here is a look at the forecast animation. we have more extensive low clouds and fog this morning until 7:00. we will see it spread past the delta. then it will start to pull back. it will take a little bit longer to pull back. by 3:00, cloudy at the beaches, most everywhere else it should be sunny. then it will push in overnight again pretty quickly into monday. we will see clouds return a little bit earlier this evening. highs today just a little cooler compared to yesterday but still warm throughs pa parts of the s bay. san jose warming up to 77 with plenty of sunshine. we will find low 70s on the lower part of the peninsula. breezy at the coast. the coastal areas will see

temperatures in the low 60s throughout parts of the day. daily city will hit a high of 62. downtown san francisco, 64. look for lots of 70s in the north bay. lots of sunshine as well in the east bay. berkeley, 69. other places hitting the upper 70s, like fremont, 77 degrees. inland areas will be in the low to mid 80s today. look for a high of 80 in pleasanton. lows tonight, it kill be cowill. you will see fog tomorrow morning. we will see low 50s around the bay as well. here is a look at the week ahead in livelivermore. we are above average. above average but we will be dropping temperatures into

tuesday. that will be the coolest day of the week. we will be close to average. high pressure rebuilds and then we will come back up to almost where we were yesterday, which is about ten degrees above average for the inland areas. here is the seven-day forecast. for today, we have morning clouds. still a beautiful day. inland highs warming into the mid 80s. around the bay, mid 70s. at the coast, mid 60s. we will cool down tomorrow and tuesday will be the coolest day where we will be near average. we will see partly cloudy conditions on wednesday and thursday, but temperatures will warm up into friday and then next weekend looking pretty good as well. >> look at all those 80s. >> you were asking about rain. we don't have any rain in sight through the month right now. >> we need it. let's enjoy this while we've got it. abc's new series called alll "more in common."

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celebrate their new best friend. still to come -- >> democrat party and it's openly inviting millions of illegal aliens to break our laws. >> president trump pushing for stronger border security. how democrats are responding to his claims. a big financial boost for bookstores. the funding they are receiving

we are starting with a look at the weather. >> the best time to view the meteor shower is right now. unfortunately, we can't see it. most of us under gray skies except for a few interior inland areas. they have the best chance of viewing it right now. in north bay, not a chance with

visibility down to half a mile in santa rosa and napa. we have pretty thick fog through the north bay. sunrise at 7:24. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. the coastal clouds linger throughout the day. inland temperatures cooler compared to yesterday. low to mid 80s around the bay. mid 70s at the coast. sun sets at he will ha i will have details of cooling on the way. president trump is making a push for stronger border security. rorr:residentgrowd to and vote to ensure republicans keep control of congress. >> this will be the election of border as a caravan of central american migrants is moving

toward the u.s. >> the democrat party -- it is opening inviting millions of illegal aliens to break our laws. the democrats want caravans. they like the caravans. >> reporter: saying it's a result of open border policies he accuses democrats of backing. democrats say they supported a bipartisan immigration reform deal. but it was president trump who nixed it. joe biden is critical of the president's immigration policies saying american values are being shredded and the world is watching. >> what is going on in america? ripping infants from their mother's arms at the border? what are we doing? what have we become? >> reporter: a democrat running against ted cruz in texas believes the u.s. should not wait to solve the problem once it reaches our border. >> if things are so desperate that someone would risk their lives to come here, what can we

do to improve conditions there? >> reporter: as the debate over how to handle the crisis continues, the president will travel to texas, north carolina and wisconsin in the coming week. president trump says the u.s. will withdraw from a nuclear arms treaty with russia. trump said moscow violated the treaty. it protects the u.s. and its allies in europe and the far east. it sets limits on how they use ground launch missiles. his national security adviser is headed to russia. the european union says the emerging details of the death of a "washington post" journalist are troubling. saudi arabia says khashoggi died after a fight inside the consulate. >> reporter: it has been more than two weeks since jamal khashoggi disappeared after entering the saudi consulate.

the saudi kingdom is admitting khashoggi is dead, claiming a fight with those he met at the consulate was the cause. they said discussions did not go as required, claiming there was a quarrel between some of the suspects and jamal khashoggi. it led to his death and their attempt to conceal and cover what happened. 18 saudis are in custody. five top intelligence officials have been fired. including a top intel official and close adviser to the crown prince. president trump says this is a good first step, adding that what happened to khashoggi was unacceptable but still supporting the lucrative arms deal with saudi arabia. >> i would prefer we don't use as retribution cancelling $110 billion worth of work, which means 600,000 jobs. >> reporter: some republican and democratic lawmakers are not convinced by the explanation. >> you know that old expression

some people bring a gun to a knife fight. you don't bring bone saws to fights. >> reporter: lindsey graham saying, to say i'm skeptical is an understatement. a statement from the ceo of the "washington post" saying, this is not an explanation. this is a coverup. president trump, congress and leaders of the civilized world should demand to see verifiable evidence. turkish authorities continuing with their own investigation with one official saying, turkey will never allow a coverup. the nation's largest muslim rights group paid tribute to jamal khashoggi. they honored him in virginia during the organization's 24th annual banquet with the theme faith led, justice driven. house intelligence committee ranking member and democratic congressman adam schiff will discuss the diplomacy over the death of jamal khashoggi.

wa watch it right here on abc 7. now to a bizarre story out of houston. a doorbell camera shows a woman dashing up to a stranger's home, ringing the bell and leaving a 2-year-old boy behind. we have the story behind the video and the charges one woman faces. >> reporter: this is the doorbell surveillance video that had people across houston alarmed. at first, it appeared the woman was abandoning this child at a stranger's home. carrying the porch by his arm with an odd smile on her face before she runs back to the car and speeds away. the homeowner called police who took the baby and alerted the media. that's when a reporter stepped in. she went and knocked on the house next door and met this man. >> that's my son. i live here. >> reporter: she showed the video and discovered he was the

boy's father. >> he never met that lady. i never seen that lady. >> reporter: the mother who had custody was supposed to bring the 2-year-old to his biological father's house wednesday afternoon. mom ended up in the hospital. police report that the woman in the video is the mother's friend, dropping the child off in the dark hours late at the wrong home and then speeding away. >> had she waited seven more seconds, the homeowner would have opened the door and maybe would have started a dialogue to direct her to the correct house. >> reporter: they are charging the unidentified woman with felony child abandonment. youtube is saying it's sorry by offering customer a one week credit. it went down for about an hour on tuesday. tv users should get an e-mail offering them a $10 credit. they missed opening night for the nba playoffs. new this morning, bookstores

in san francisco receive more than $100,000 in grants thanks to a pet project of ed lee. we were at one of the 11 stores including in the program. they received $12,000 to help. the owner says the money shows the importance of reading and literature. >> being able to connect with other people that share your interests really matters. it's different than interacting online. having that third place you can go and have consistency and see people you know is really nice. >> the bookstores will receive city services like consulting and marketing. still to come on abc 7 morning, adventures aboard a high-tech ship. the research happening on a two-week expedition and how you can tune in.e is a live look frr roof camera. beautiful start to your morning.

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good morning. you can see traffic is moving well this morning. not much traffic there. jo m s , beautiful as well. enjoy the zoo he horke so october-te october-fest. there will be a hay maze. it's free with zoo admission.

the zoo is open from 10:00 this morning until 7:00 tonight. you can watch the adventures happening aboard a high-tech ship today. it was docked in san francisco yesterday ahead of an extradition to monterey bay. it will spend two weeks in the bay national marine sanctuary. scientists will focus on the communities that live there. >> the mission to document what's there. we use all the technology that this ship has to map and really understand what makes up the sanctuaries and how we can protect them for the future. >> the ship is equipped for a live video streaming. watch the adventures on the website, nautilus live. it's a little cooler if you are headed to the zoo. grab a jacket for the kids if you are heading there. a live look looking at the gray skies.

cooling is on the way. i will have the details coming up. three years, that's how long it's been since cal won a conference rogame on the road. that changed last night. highlights next in sports.

for switching to progressive? [ engine revving ] you cannot hear me at all, can you? good morning. a live look there. you can see the eastern span of the bay bridge this morning. beautiful start to your day. amy schumer is refusing to appear in any super bowl ads. she says it's a show of support for colin kaepernick. she appeared in a super bowl ad two years ago. she's encouraging white nfl players to kneel during the national anthem to support their

black teammates. the 49ers will unveil two statues commemorating the catch at levi stadium. they will be placed 23 yards apart outside the stadium. that's the distance they were during the famous play in january of 1982. clark died in june after a battle with als. montana and clashrk's wife wille at the event this morning. they will celebrate the 1994 super bowl team that won the fifth trophy. 49ers will be wearing all-white uniforms when they play the rams. ti kickoff is 1:25 this afternoon. yesterday cal ended a three-game skid. we have the details and highlights this morning. >> good morning. cal traveled to oregon state this weekend, not exactly a powerhouse matchup.

the bears took the field having lost 14 straight pac-12 games on the road. the beavers are 0 for their last 12 conference games. the big man, look at this, mcnorth, 5'11", 290 pounds, second career touchdown. the best game for lair this season. the 29-yard catch and score. cal up 14-0. la laird on the groun did not have a 100-yard game. nearly got there in the first half. look at the stiff arm. dives for the corner and bare are up 21-0 at the half.day, a . bears score again on the drive, 28-0.

laird nearly broke 200 yards on the ground. it's 42-7. 241 all-purpose yards for laird. cal defense took over from there. a 54-yard score. 49-7 is the final. the bears finally snap their 14-game conference road losing streak thanks to patrick laird. sharks up. later in the period, look at the stick work. in the third, hurdle, his shot bounces off two islanders. emotions running high, several fights

they get ejected for this. sharks over .500 for the first time this year. 4-1 the final. game seven of the nlcs, dodgers, brewers. dodgers leading. look at the left fielder taylor. the sliding catch at the wall. sixth inning. yeah, he knows it's gone. he celebrates all the way around. kershaw in relief. the dodgers are popping bubbly and heading to the world series to face the boston red sox. game one is tuesday. the raiders are on a bye week. they are off today. the 49ers are hosting the rams. kickoff is 1:00. highlights tonight starting at

5:00. until then, have a great day. here is live doppler 7 and the satellite image. we have the marine layer, low clouds and fog. fog is thick in some spots, especially the north bay. we have gray skies over most of the bay area except for a few interior inland locations. limited visibility in the north bay. half a mile in santa rosa and napa. gray skies over mountainview and san jose right now. here is a live look as we look towards the top of the transamerica tower. see the low clouds. it's 53 in san francisco. oakland is 54. morgan hill, 51 degrees. this time we are looking from our east bay hills. you can actually see a little bit of highway 24 right here. a lot of us still under these clouds. i was hoping maybe we could get

a glimpse of the meteor shower. it's looking unlikely. we have cool numbers through the north bay. temperatures in the upper 40s right now. santa rosa and napa, 49. concord, 50. livermore is only 49 degrees right now. we are looking west towards the bay bridge. you see san francisco there, a little obscured by low clouds. here is your forecast for today. morning fog and clouds. then we will see a mostly sunny afternoon. a cooling trend today, continues all the way into tuesday. then after the cooling trend comes a warming trend. wednesday through friday, unfortunately, no rain in sight. a look at the forecast animation. during the 7:00 hour, we will have quite a bit of fog and low clouds. takes a little longer to clear to the coast. by 3:00, we will be mostly under sunny conditions. then the fog and low clouds move in again earlier tonight,

overnight into tomorrow with a stronger onshore flow. there will be cooling monday as well. highs today will range from 60s at the coast to mid 80s inland. look for a high of 64 in san francisco, partly cloudy and breezy. half moon bay, 65. mid 70s in napa. san jose, plenty of sunshine throughout the day, 77 degrees. the warmest spots will be some of the interior areas like fairfield, 84. santa cruz will get sunshine later, 73 degrees. if you are heading to the beaches, grab a sweater. it will be breezy and partly cloudy this afternoon. temperatures will be in the low to mid 60s. monterey, 66. the ocean is always chilly, in the 50s. if you are headed to the 49 game this afternoon, it's going it be great. sunshine. grab the sunglasses and sunscreen. temperatures will start out in the low 70s and climb to the mid 70s by the end of the game.

plenty of sunshine there. perfect viewing conditions. here are the lows overnight. we will see the fog spread in again tomorrow morning. could be a little foggy commute, especially through the north bay. it will be on cool side once again with temperatures in the 40s through the north bay. low 50s around the bay. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. another gorgeous day, a little bit cooler compared to yesterday. we have the morning clouds and then the afternoon sunshine. inland areas warming into the mid 80s. around the bay, look for mid 70s. at the coast, low to mid 60s. cooler afternoon tomorrow. then even cooler on tuesday where we will actually be close to average. we will drop by as much as ten degrees for some areas in the inland locations and around the bay. then temperatures start to warm up. then we will have a warmer friday. >> it's amazing. we are cooling into the 70s at this time of the year. that's october in the bay area. >> i enjoy this weather. we could use more rain. >> it's nice out there. thank you.

coming up, cameras capture two bucks battling on a bay area porch. what

a halloween scare for a homeowner. home security captured two battling bucks. plants on the porch were destroyed. it may have to do with breeding season. the homeowner decided to let nature take its course. next on abc 7 at 6:00 a.m. >> i didn't like it. i was so scared. >> a thief steals a car while that 5-year-old was in the back seat. the mistake her dad is warning others about this morning. people spending thousands of dollars, $500. >> serious lottery fever. another jackpot jumps again. the powerball mega millions more

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even foggy conditions in the north bay. you can see is here. there is some clearing though right now in some of the interior areas. we will see sunshine. it's going to take a while. sunrise 7:24. temperatures around the bay area in the 40s and 50s. by lunchtime, only partly sunny. it will take the afternoon for all the clouds to pull back to the coast. inland highs will be a little cooler compared to yesterday. in the mid 80s around the bay. look for mid 70s and at the coast. an onshore sea breeze that will cool everyone down in the next few days. sun sets at 6:23. i will have more details with cooling in the seven-day forecast coming up. new overnight, dozens of people are hurt after a floor collapse at an apartment party. it happened near clemson university. police say the center of a f