news to build a better bay area, this is "abc 7 mornings." good morning. it's sunday, september 29th. i'm liz kruetz in for kusami aaron. here's lisa argen. >> good morning. we're starting out for a clear start for most of you. a little fog out there, chilly, temperatures down to the low 40s and still looking at the cool air headlining our weather today into tomorrow and a portion of tuesday. as we look at current numbers, check it out. plen plenty 40s and you see 49 in napa, 50 in oakland. the skies are clear, the winds have backed off and we are anywhere from a degree to 15 degrees cooler than yesterday. it continues. the cool down today, the winds have eased up and we'll start

out with a clear sky, 40s and 50s, not going to see many 70s today, in the 60s throughout the morning and afternoon hours. maybe about 70 in sympatan jose today. >> stay on top of the weather with the abc 7 news app. it is free to download in the app store. enable the push notifications. now developing news, san mateo police are investigating a shooting that involves officers who injured two suspects. police say they were patrolling the parking lot of the hillsdale shopping center when they spotted a car they believe was stolen. the driver and second suspect led officers on a chase and threw credit cards out of the car along south el camino real. the suspects hit another car and ended up in a cul-de-sac. officers got out of the car and approached them when the suspects drove their car towards officers and one officer opened fire injuring them. detectives are trying to answer questions. >> why were they throwing credit cards out of the car.

what is up with the vehicle in question. they're checking the vin number, the license plates tha belong to the vehicle. our investigations bureau will be working around the clock on this to find out what exactly was happening. >> it is unclear what condition the suspects are currently in. "abc 7 mornings" reporter luz pena spoke with witnesses. >> rapid gunshots and we heard a ton of cop cars and ambulances. >> reporter: the shooting took place right across from her building. she described the scene as chaotic with officers asking residents to move out of the way. >> from our balcony we could see there was a white car parked had been shot. there were two windows that were missing. >> reporter: according to witnesses two people inside the white vehicle in question were taken to hospital. >> some of the officers and paramedics leaning down on the ground so i think the people were already on the ground and put them into the ambulances and drove away.

>> reporter: luz pena abc 7 news. police are 8:00 last night in the parking lot of the petaluma village premium outlets. police say they received several reports of gunshots and a car crash. when officers arrived they found a man inside a car who had been shot and tried to save him but were unsuccessful. police believe the man did not die by suicide. in the north bay a fire in sonoma county is under control after forcing some evacuations. flames sparked just before 3:00 yesterday afternoon. you can see on the map along highway 121 near schellville. it ripped through an event center. abc 7 news reporter alicia has more on the fire that did destroy some buildings but did spare lives. >> this is where i used to live. now i'm looking for a new home. >> reporter: marc foley spoke out of fear as he watched the

hees inicicendeupei a guarter s rter: calir dumped water on the blaze which forced 100 people to evacuate and shut down two weddings at cornerstone gardens and a 70th birthday party at the pavilion. party hats, wine, food, left behind as guests ran. >> they set up tables. that's completely gone. all the barns and fence are completely gone. all the vehicles are completely gone. and the shed building is completely gone. >> reporter: the fire started in this ditch on state road 121 in front of the pavilion event center and across from gloria ferrer winery. it headed south and the wind picked it up and pushed it into a building. >> the lord picked today to have the wind the way it was. this is the windiest it's been in weeks. >> reporter: the wind only added to the list of problems firefighters faced.

>> just trying to figure out where it's going with the smoke laying on the ground, blowing like it was, trying to do the evacuation, covering the different roads making sure that it hadn't gotten through, didn't ember cast out on us. >> reporter: roads were closed and traffic was diverted out of the fire zone. for evacuees this brings back vivid memories from the north bay fires. >> just a couple years ago western all running for our lives. >> reporter: in this case three buildings were lost. the cause is under investigation. in sonoma county, lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. happening today, a memorial service will be held for one of the victims of july's mass shooting at the gilroy garlic festival. 26-year-old trevor irby was among three people killed can on july 28th at christmas hill park. he was visiting from upstate new york. the memorial will take place at coca college in new york state's finger lakes region. irby rooenlt graduated from the school. a memorial scholarship has been

set up in his honor. rovro shooting near richmond high school. police say it happened friday after a football game at abc 7 news reporter has new video released by investigators. >> reporter: the sound of gunshots clearly heard on this new surveillance video released by richmond police. people can be seen running away. it happened near de anza high school friday night after a football game ended versus rival xepoleas valley high. >> we have about four to five people. >> officers responded to the 3300 block of morningside drive where there was reports of a fight. when they arrived on scene, they heard gun shots in the area and saw a large group dispersing. >> reporter: there was chaos and panic minutes after the shooting. police say three teens, a girl and two boys, were wounded.

two of them in serious condition. >> this is a very unfortunate event right now. we have three victims that don't appear to be associated to any part of a fight or any gang violence. >> reporter: police don't yet have a motive for the shooting. >> it's sad. yeah. it's a great community. >> reporter: parents can't believe it. >> it's hard enough for kids to go to school without violence, gang related, whatever issue it is, you know. >> reporter: investigators are still looking for suspects. they may have left the scene driving a dark colored sedan. if you have information, call police. in richmond, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. listen to this, families looking to let loose and get lost in the petaluma pumpkin patch's famous corn maze were turned away when a man running from police hid in the maze hoping to evade officers. quite the spectacle yesterday morning at the stony point road pumpkin patch. when officers arrived looking for 29-year-old ryan kenneth watt, accused of violating a

restraining orderer by stalking his former girlfriend on-line and using a gps tracker secretly planted on her car. a homeless camp when they say he ran across highway 101 and sought refuge in the corn maze. >> it's called four acres worth of corn maze. having been in that corn maze with my young kids it's not easy to walk through even under calm and placid circumstances let alone looking for someone hunkered down in it. >> every on duty petaluma officer searched for watts and got help from the chp and a fixed wing airplane. he was arrested without incident at 11:00 a.m. this afternoon democratic presidential candidate kamala harris will open her first california campaign office in oakland. yesterday harris was in the bay area as well and visited the manila town heritage museum for meet and greets in san

francisco. the california senator has seen her poll numbers slip recently here in her home state. at yesterday's event she was asked about the impeachment inquiry launched into president trump's dealingings with ukraine. >> donald trump will do everything he possibly can to distract from the fact that he has been running a corrupted administration, that he is in the process of being impeached and that he has violated the trust the american people. >> today senator harris will be joined by congresswoman barbara lee opening at grand avenue. it starts at 3:30 p.m. a new development in a san francisco controversy involving large sidewalk boulders installed by some residents who say they are fed up with rampant drug dealing in their neighborhood. yesterday, city public works crews rolled the gigantic boulders here back on to the sidewalk of clinton park alley between delores and valencia after someone rolled the rocks

on to the street on friday. these photos were posted on twitter. 24 boulders have been set up on the sidewalk by neighbors legally. they say it's meant to discourage drug dealers from congregating in front of their homes. some have criticized this saying it is anti-homeless. be prepared for delays on highway 24 and on bart if your travels take you to the east bay today. bart is once again doing work between the orinda and walnut creek stations. this here is video of some of the construction that's been going on the past several weeks. two lanes of highway 24 will closed in the eastbound direction and no trains are running between the owe rid da and walnut creek strations. bart is running a bus bridge which could add up to 40 minutes in travel time. the work wraps up tonight. this afternoon giants fans will celebrate and say thank you to the retiring skipper bruce bochy. yesterday bochy received a huge honor from san francisco mayor london breed, keys to the city.

former mayors willy brown, frank jordan, and art agnos joined the pregame ceremony to honor the future hall of fame manager and for today's season finale there will be a special postgame ceremony to pay tribute to his incredible run in san francisco. for those going today, lisa, what should people expect? >> it's going to be pretty cool. you can feel it out there. it is 39 in napa over into the east bay we go. this is emeryville where oakland sits at 50 degrees, patchy low clouds. we'll talk about another chilly afternoon, at least the winds are going to lighten up for the most part. and we'll talk about when we see return to those 80s all in my accuweather seven-day forecast. >> sounds good. thanks. next, a very special prom in oakland. how the community rallied together to throw the event for sick kids. plus, celebrating 50 years in television. we are paying tribute to our abc 7 colleague and reporter david louie hitting a major milestone.

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. welcome back. new details behind the motivation of 13 arson fires set near milpitas last weekend. the mercury news reports the suspect told investigators he was in a quote emotional state over his wife's death. police say freddie graham was in town from missouri for a 50th high school reunion when he set the fires. his classmates say he appeared happy at the reunion. graham is being held on $2 million bail. spacex ceo elon musk unveiled a spacecraft designed to carry a crew into space and then land back on earth vertically. musk spoke at spacex's launch sp facility in texas last night and said the starship spacecraft is expected to take off for the first time in one or two months designed to eventually reach the

moon or mars. it is also designed to be reusable. locally happening today, a huge crowd is expected for an event that can best be classified as only in san francisco. the 36 annual folsome street fair billed as the biggest lake tahoe festival is taking over part of the south of market neighborhood today. if fulsome street will be closed between 8th and 13th streets. the festival is expected to drive 250,000 people and features 200 vendor booths and live music. it runs from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. all right. 100 teenagers were glammed up by professional makeup artists and hair stylists for a special prom night. for the fifth year in a row kaiser permanente organized the pediatric prom. see video from last night's event who gave patient this is and out of the hospital this year a chance to experience their own prom night. some of them missed their prom due to chronic illness or recently discovered illness. last night it was all about

dancing. >> everyone gets together and have fun and no one is being judged. we all have something going on and we get to be with people we love. if you brought a friend. it's great to be surrounded by happiness. >> the dresses and food were all donated by local businesses in the area. the patients walked a red carpet and took pictures on a photo booth to remember the night. this year's theme titled "around the world" to highlight diversity and inclusivity. we want to take a moment to recognize a member of the abc 7 news team who is celebrating 50 years in television news. our very own reporter david louie was recognized with the gold circle award from the national academy of television arts and sciences. >> i've been fortunate to have the backing and the blessing of great colleagues of abc 7 for the past 47 plus years. i've learned so much from them and they inspire me every day. >> yesterday a number of us from abc 7 were there to support david. everyone watched a video showcasing his career which

started at the age of 5 on a weekly public affairs program in cleveland. from there he spent almost all his career with kgo, something he took a moment to reflkts on last night. >> i am on cloud nine. this is really so exciting. it's hard to believe 50 years, most of it, almost all of it at abc 7 news. it reminds me how much news has happened over the years, how things have developed, tech know clojly, how we cover news, the stories we've told through the years and we're not done telling the bay area's news stories. we're going to hang in here and continue working and telling great news. >> no, we're not. once again, congratulations to david and cheers to many more years head. all right. today is national coffee day. yes. there is plenty of opportunities for you to get a free cup of joe. krispy kreme is offering a free cup of coffee and free glazed doughnut. participating pete's coffee locations are offering a free coffee and discount on a pound of coffee beans and if you go to

high brew coffee's website get a croup upon to redeem at any whole foods store. we have a list of coffee day offers on our website, abc7news.com. that is a very important list for people like us, lisa, who are up very early and all of you watching, i'm sure we need our coffee today. >> we have not seen our temperatures bottom out yet, meaning the coolest day out of the next seven is going to be tomorrow. hate to break the bad news to you if you want a warming trend. it is coming. it will arrive. temperatures turn around on tuesday and getting warmer by the end of the week. live doppler 7 you can see mainly a little patchy fog. to the north you can see the wintry scene with the area of low pressure and the precip here. you can see the clouds speckling off the coast, an indicator of cold air and that cooler air continuing to flow into the bay area today. 39 napa, 50 in oakland, 49 inan.

it was wdy yesterday, i know. the winds upper elevations quite breezy but at the surface things are much calmer, clear and chilly we are looking at not only that cold air but some of that moisture could arrive in our higher elevations. looking at an isolated shower possibly in the hills and warmer days arrive mainly wednesday into the end of the week. a look at the way it's going to pan out today. 2:30 in the afternoon you can see some of the clouds moving on in mainly in the north bay. check out some of the green here that continues to press from the northwest to the southeast and stopping this at 7:00 could see an isolated shower, maybe lake county through santa rosa and you'll notice some of the puffy we call them strat toe cumulus clouds throughout the afternoon and they will continue to slide through the bay area by the afternoon hours and once we get that heating of the sun. here is a look from today through tomorrow afternon. precip potential. yeah, isn't this interesting. couple hundredths here in the

east bay, novembato could see a couple inches. temperatures right now 30 at truckee, 32 tahoe valley airport. the winter weather advisory, another couple inches of snow expected. certainly has been slick out there, but check it out, through tomorrow afternoon, couple inches in tahoe city, donner looking at 4 inches and elsewhere just trace amounts. we saw that yesterday. didn't really stick. but little more is possible. as for today, still some breezy winds along the coast. highs only in the low 60s, starting out with plenty of sun and getting some of the cloud cover and the possibility of maybe a light shower in the higher elevations. look at the highs bairl a 70 out there. we're looking at mid 60s for some of you. richmond and oakland, 69 san jose, upper 60s in napa and tonight some 40s possible. looking at the accuweather seven-day forecast a chance of showers maybe in the north bay with 60s coast, upper 60s around

the bay, low 70s inland and another cool day tomorrow. by tuesday, though, notice the numbers trying to come up into the mid 70s. download our accuweather app and we have a return to some numbers near average as we get through the middle and the end of the week. inland very comfortable in the 80s. certainly cold out there. >> yes. i was in the north bay yesterday. those winds were something else. it was like are we -- is there going to be a tornado. it was intense. >> they definitely were. >> yeah. all right. thanks, lisa. season two of "the rookie" premiers on abc tonight with the officers grappling with the aftermath of a plotted attack on the city of los angeles leaving officer bradford fighting for his life. kusami spoke with two of the show's stars about what we can expect. >> we pick up where we left off with tim possibly having contracted the virus, rushing him to the hospital. so the stakes are super high. lots of action. we're all affected because this is our fellow officer whose life is at risk and yeah, we're

just -- we're throwing the audience right in the middle of the chaos. >> what do you think will make season two a little bit different from what we've already seen? >> well, for a fact there is tons more romance in season two. we got a little bit of that in season one, but now i think in season two what's going to make it so special they're really diving into each character's individual life, their personal lives, and kind of bringing more of the human aspect to the cop world. really showing what happens once we are off of work and what we kind of deal with coming back to work and kind of have to put to the side while we deal with things happening on the street. >> what are you personally most excited about when you think about the premier and season ahead? >> i'm actually excited just for more action. there's tons of things that are so cool about this season. some things that we just shot yesterday that i wish c ildou by super awesome, but i think the fans will love kind of all the

guest stars and people that make sepearances throughout the >> all right. mentally prepare yourself with the season premier of "the ro

several san francisco giants greats turned out toonhe h late peter mcgowan. abc 7 news was here at oracle park as his bronze plaque was added to the team's wall of mefa ownership group

that purchased the team in 1992 and kept it from moving to tampa. he helped the giants get a new ballpark and the wall of fame was his cre, i wderf d for peter.s he and he loved the wall of fame. >> having his plaque the non-player after 52 players, shows that peter's leadership that you don't necessarily have to play the game in order to have a huge role in the success of a among those in attendance included willie mays and juan marshall and barry bonds. bonds was the first free agent mcgowan. >>klay thompson is releasing another sneaker. the anti-kt 5 disco goes on sale next sunday on the oaklandish store in oakland. the website says the inspiration from the shoe comes from the disco ball and karaoke lounges. people began signing up today on the store's website to secure ac pl the shoe costs $179.

and the mississippi state bull dogs k-9 mascot bully took a hit on the sideline during yesterday's football game. mississippi state was playing on the road against auburn. oh. there it goes. you can see a player roll on to the sideline and right into bully who catches some air there. here it is again. there we go. bully was taken off the field and examined. he is okay and was able to return to the game. poor little guy. glad he's okay. on the legendary dusty t klepto cat, talking about dogs and cat, served as the grand marshal yesterday of the annual burlingame pet parade. dusty, who is seen here with his owners made national headlines because he routinely would steal a wide variety of items from neighbors. there were other pets as well there all dressed up in a variety of costumes as you can see. ribbons were handed out for a variety of categories with the grand prize winner getting a

special award. still to come on "abc 7 mornings," democratic presidential candidates on the campaign trail talking about the impeachment inquiry of president trump. and the ongoing controversy at santa anita park after another horse is euthanized after sustaining catastrophic injuries.

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news to build a better bay area this is "abc 7 mornings." good morning on this sunday. thanks for joining us. we are starting this half hour with a look at the weather. here is meteorologist lisa argen. hi, lisa. >> liz, good morning to you. we have drped into the 30s in napa. it is a chilly start out there. i even thought about turning on the heat, thought about it, this morning. i didn't do it. low 50s in san francisco, in the 40s for you in mountain view. it's cool everywhere. the numbers tumbling today. two to

it's going to be a calmer day through 10:00 in the 50s. looks what happens by 2:00, still in the 60s, clouds increase throughout some of the bay area. bringing the possibility of an isolated shower in the higher elevations. only talking a couple hundredths. patchy clouds and conditions still cool to start the week but things will turn around and warm up for the week ahead. i'll tell you when coming up. >> politics now and the race for 2020, democratic candidates are on the campaign trail as the impeachment inquiry of president trump gains momentum. the eff ftsorwlool whistleblower complaint involving the president's conversation with the leader of ukraine over former vice president joe biden. president trump is posting a video message fighting back. here's abc's elizabeth hercules. >> reporter: a war of words between president trump and the democrats as their impeachment inquiry picks up steam.

on the campaign trail 2020 hopefuls trying to emphasize other key issues like health care and education. but the impeachment topic too big to ignore. >> this latest business with ukraine where it appears he is willing to take taxpayers' dollars and dangle them in front of a foreign country, it's wrong, it's a violation of the law and congress has a duet to perform. >> reporter: in austin, texas, senator amy klobuchar comparing the current process to watergate. >> it feels very similar to that with the paranoia and with the personal gain and the election coming up. i hope my colleagues as republicans did then rose to the occasion. >> reporter: president trump posting a video on twitter saying he's been unfairly targeted and blaming the probe on partisan politics. >> what's going on now is the single greatest scam in the history of american politics. the democrats want to take away your guns, they want to take away your health care, they want to take away your vote, they want to take

wathey y want to take away your >> reporter: some are warning democrats to be cautious. >> the democrats have to be careful they don't get too far in front of the american public that they get so far in front of the public the public doesn't go along with what they're doing. house speaker nancy pelosi and the democrats say they are keeping their focus on the ukraine matter hoping to file the articles of impeachment by thanksgiving. elizabeth herr, abc news new york. coming up on "this week" george stef nop list goes one on one with rudy house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff will discuss the spe of the impeachment inquiry. watch the full interviews at 8:00 right here on abc 7. analyst outpouring of condolences and outpouring of condolences for a deputy god and down during a traffic stop on

friday. the deputy was the first member of the sikh to become a harris county sheriff's. he was shot and killed by a man who had a long rap sheet and was wanted on a parole violation. shocked community members collected donations for his family. >> i just had time this morning before i go to work and i said let me come out and see what i can do, give a donation, and just show my support because this is happening far too often. >> the deputy's accused killer was arrested after the shooting. funeral services will take place wednesday. a service was held to honor our state's fallen firefighters. ♪ during yesterday's ceremony, 34 names were added to the memoria. those include a total of four bay area firefighters from san

jose and two from contra costa fire. there are over 1400 names on the memorial. another horse has died at santa ana park in southern california. yesterday was the second day of the racetrack's fall meeting. a 3-year-old colt named m tech was euthanized after it was determined the horse had two broken forelimbs. 32 horses have kide at santa ana's winter spring meeting since then. the death led activists to call for the park tore shut down and reform safety protocols. the chief veterinarian for the group that owns santa ana as, quote, as is protocol for santa ana we will hope an immediate inquiry into what factors could have contributed to m tech's injury. it is no secret that life after football can be rough for former nfl players. yesterday abc 7 news was at ucsf

cardiovascular research building to give them heart and orthopedic screenings. when players retire they frequently aren't as careful with their health. coupled with side effects of playing the game it can add up. those who showed up are thankful for the opportunity. >> well, this is a great opportunity for all the players, especially the ones that may not have insurance. it's vital to me to be here every opportunity i can get to check me out to make sure everything is going great. >> the event was put on by the living heart foundation in conjunction with the nfl players association. since they started traveling around the country, they've seen about 6,000 former players. still ahead on "abc 7 mornings," abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area. that means finding solutions that protect the environment. there could be one right here in the bay area that could help clear our air. and here is a live lookamer stut there, 5:36 this morning. chilly morning as well. lisa argen will have your forecast in just a few minutes.

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summit. there have been at least 4 inches of snow in the sierra. after yesterday, i'm really not surprised by that. it was cold. >> yeah. definitely got you in the mood, didn't it? close some of the windows, put the socksn.reingn se are we are looking still at a lot of sunshine to start but that's not the whole story. the golden gate bridge, dry pavement there but we are looking at the numbers well below average, maybe 13 degrees below average. not with the wind we had yesterday and 30s this morning up in our protected valleys of the north bay. a look at your accuweather seven-day forecast and a warmup next. also next the a's ens>>ure> that wednesday's wild card game against the ray's will be in oakland with a big win in seattle. chris alvarez has the highlight

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a two-game losing streak. the silver and black face the indianapolis colts at lucas oil stadium. kickoff here is at 10:00 a.m. the 49ers are on a bye. and it's the final day of the regular season for baseball. the giants close out the bruce bochy era hoping to be avoid being swept by the dodgers. the first pitch at 12:05 and the a's cap off their regular season in seattle first pitch at 12:10 at t-mobile park. the a's clinched home field wednesday against the rays by beating the m's yesterday. abc 7 sports anchor chris alvarez has the highlights in this mornings a sports. >> after the games on saturday the rays lost and the a's win, oakland secured home-field advantage in the al wild card game. we'll show you how we got there after those results on saturday. a's at the mariners in seattle.s in the house enjoying things from the stands. scoreless in the third.

ramon laureano, laser ramon, the a's take a 1-0 lead. sean is hungry for more. matt olson, throws it home, sean murphy tags out tom murphy. murphy law's says you're out. jesus la czardo, the a's win and clinch the home-field advantage in the wild card game wednesday. good day to be a teenage mutant ninja turtle on the cove. bruce bochy, madison will not start on sunday. up 1-0, max muncy a solo homer to the bleachers in right, 2-0, bue crew. giants were 0 for 6 with runners in scoring position. jansen, dickerson and dickerson swing and a miss. dodgers win 2-0. we new stanford football schedule wasn't easy a 1-3 start would prove that to be true. the cardinals trying to get

things back on track against itonhegor a hand injury as a cardinal faced the beavers. third quarter, fourth and one from midfield, scarlet, finally busts loose, 45 yards when it's said and done. deep inside the republican senator to the -- red zone and davis mills your quarterback rolls out, avoids the sack and hits bryson trey main in the end zone. mills had three touchdown passes in the game. oregon state would not be held without a score. touchdown right here. look at isiah hodgens make a phenomenal grab. so nice. we show it, one, two, three times. unbelievable. 21-7. beavers cut the lead to 7. stanford running the philly special, call it the stanford special. parkenson to mills, get up young man. nice catch, 28-14. oregon state ties it. stanford would get things into field goal range. mills threw for 245, runs it to the 14 and jet toner, game on

his foot, 39-yarder good. stanford snatched the three-game losing streak, 31-28. >> kind of glad we won the way we did because it was hard. we got to fight through things that are difficult. we had a lead early and did not play well enough to keep the lead. the coach has done an outstanding job with this team, they are tough especially here at home and throw the ball extremely well. the quarterback played well. we needed to win this way where we had adversity and fought back. a big day at oracle park. bruce bochy his final game with the giants as he retires. the raiders at the colts. the 49ers on the bye. have a great sunday. >> big day at oracle park but also a cold one, lisa. >> that's right. if you can get in the mindset it's fall, going to be october and forget about the warm air for a while, might feel pretty good. minus the wind, right. yesterday that was a little extreme as we look outside, still pretty dark out there. the sun not coming up until 7:03 and it sets at 6:55 and

certainly feeling like fall out there. we'll be looking at not only the cooler temperatures again today. they're going to linger through the first part of the workweek. we have a lot of sunshine on tap for the morning hours. then some cumulus clouds increase bringing a slight chance of a shower to the north bay today. you'll notice the cloud cover and you will feel the chill and temperatures below average. tuesday, though, some of you will turn around and the numbers will warm up a bit. check out that 39 in napa. it is 50 in oakland, 47 for you in santa rosa with mid 40s in gilroy, 69 in livermore. we have been trending in this direction for several days now. not too much of a surprise. our exploratorium camera with the clear sky this morning, upper elevation winds still quite gusty and that is what is transporting the cooler air into our area. the scattered areas of low clouds and then the precip, the snow, the cool air continues on its way south throughout the day today. and that's why we could see a

slight chance of a shower. let's talk about where we should be for this time of year, where we will be, and the first column is average. we should be about 70 today, in the city. 73 in oakland, mid 70s in san rafael. check out concord,coer than ave cities today lightning up in the 60s. we've had that chill with us and temperatures will really bottom out tomorrow with numbers not even making it out of the 60s. today we could see about 70 in some areas. throughout the morning hours, we've got sun and then the afternoon with those cumulus clouds, the puffy clouds, moving up and over the higher elevations. here we are 4:30 and some of higher elevations will see rain. lake county, all the way up in the north bay, it should be brief but not out of the question to have any of those showers continue and bring maybe wet pavement into your neighborhood. see just a couple hundredths here for san ra moment.

novato could pick up a tenth of an inch. winter weather advisory through 5:00 tomorrow. couple inches continue to be a likelihood in the mountains. 63 downtown, breezy at the coast. 68 san mateo and in oakland with upper 60s from palo alto and fremont. 70 in santa rosa and san rafael. looking at the accuweather seven-day forecast, it's cool today and even cooler tomorrow. we'll look for some of the areas in our inland valleys gaining a few degrees on tuesday. download our accuweather app and not until the middle of the week where temperatures will begin to resemble what we should feel for the first week of october and by the end of the week the warming trend continues with mid 80s inland, upper 70s around the bay. just hang in there. >> yeah. for me it was the wind that just really got me yesterday. >> yeah. totally. >> we'll take that out today. >> all right. thanks, lisa. abc 7 is committed to building a better bay area. to do that we are committing more time and resources to the issues that impact the region. that includes ways we can address climate change locally. one way we might be able to make

our air cleaner is to restore more of the delta's marshes. abc 7 news anchor eric thomas shows us how research in bay area wetlands may help us breathe a little easier. >> reporter: the sacramento san joaquin delta once one of the lushest marshlands in the state. the pete rich soil made it the ideal for some of the first farms to pop up. today scientists are hacking through thick brush to see if restoring the marshes is a way to reduce carbon die kwox ids in the air. co2 what scientists believe is responsible for global warming. sensitive instruments monitor this wetland as it breathes and absorbs carbon dioxide. >> at the stage of unprecedent the levels of co2 based on fossil fuel combustions. >> reporter: meteorologist dennis says the delta could hold clues on how we can reduce the

carbon dioxide levels locally. ariana ortiz a post doc fellow from barcelona lookingase mu in e of marsharoke fand and arla b the lifoiaeparen 1997. ariana and her team hike in. and set up a ladder to take samples from the earth. hammering through decades of sentiment to remove valuable evidence. >> the goal is to measure carbon sequestration rates in the soil. >> reporter: the process of taking carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere and storing it in the ground. according to a study published last year by another cal researcher wetlands sequestered carbon. in her lab at uc ariana is building on that study. going deep into the marsh's past

she takes her samples from a freezer and cuts them into one centimeter slices so she can analyze the amount of carbon that's been sequestered underground. >> we have greenhouse gas exchange data and so i'm going to look at the soils and the carbon capture to integrate like short time scales with longer time scales. >> reporter: in theory scientists believe restoring more wetlands could result in less carbon dioxide. >> we can bury carbon effectively and so we feel that restoring marshes in the bay area can be a very effective natural carbon solution to this greenhouse problem we're all facing. >> reporter: eric thomas, abc 7 news. and we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them joining our building a better bay area group on facebook. how giants want fans to say thank you to bruce bochy today even if you're not going to the game.

here are the winning numbers from last night's $50 million powerball drawing. 15, 23, 34, 51, 55, the powerball number 4. nobody picked all six numbers and wednesday night's jackpot grows to $60 million. and the winning numbers from last night's $14 million super lotto plus drawing, 5, 13, 33, 38, 39, and the mega number 16. nobody picked all six numbers in that draw either. wednesday's jackpot increases to $15 million. today's bruce bochy last game as the giants manager. the team wants to create the loudest fog horn blast the bay area has ever heard. heard. hea. that's the sound. well the giants invite all fans

to help with this only in san francisco sendoff for the future hall of famer. all you have to do is go to the website on your screen right here and you can see it at the bottom of your screen turn up the volume and hit that fog horn button at noon today. a final farewell ceremony will be held right after this afternoon's game to celebrate - manager. first pitch is at 12:05. should be a really exciting game today. next on "abc 7 mornings" at 6:00 a.m., two suspects shot by officers after a police chase in san mateo. what a witness says she saw happen. also a man found dead after crashing into a parking lot of the petaluma factory outlets. why it's now a murder investigation.

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