moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. amanda: 21 years ago today, almost to the minute, a plane hit the north world trade center tower. we will take you to ground zero coming up, and share the story of one local widower still trying to heal. good morning, it is sunday september 11. to start with a quick look at weather. good morning morning, francis. frances: good morning. another mild day ahead, here is a live look from emeryville as we look out toward the bay bridgeou d plann. sunrise at 6 otr oudy day, we might get less clouds. partly cloudy, we will see hazy especially in el dorado and placer county. and then temperatures in the upper 80's, some might reach the

low 90's. around the bay, mid to upper 70's. at the coast, mid to upper 60's. sunsetted 7:23. a comfortable day for inland areas, even cooler this week. i will have the seven-day forecast coming up. amanda: the tribute eliminated new york city last night on the people of the september 11 attacks in 2001. the familiar beams of light are honoring those who died at the world trade center. in a few minutes, victim names be read aloud at the national september 11 tomorrow ceremony. here at home, we were outside oracle park last night were a tribute is set up. there is a giant american flag that has the name of all of the victims. this weekend will mark 21 years since terrorists hijacked three planes on line 11 and dramatically changed america's sense of security. the widower of one of the people who died on a flight bound for

san francisco has written a book that shares his road battling depression and trauma. we sat down with him to share his story. ♪ reporter: the granite marker has the name of a woman and an unborn child. she was three months pregnant when the plane was crushed into a field, killing 40 passengers and crew members. her husband decided he wanted to write a book dedicated to the boy or girl who would have been their first child. >> i will never have closure. i will always have the scar on my heart. it is a way for me to do something to memorialize the unborn child. reporter: the book describes his years of depression and ptsd, then the therapy that later enabled him to let go of his

wife and child ashes. >> i was holding onto them, it was the only tangible dna i had of the unborn child. it allowed me to release those ashes in a beautiful place. she wanted to make sure i let her family know how much you love them. she said goodbye. reporter: initially, he says he was withdrawn then convinced to go to a holiday party, where he met sean penn, whose friendship was a turning point. >> he has a big heart. he is a passionate man and everything that he does. quite intelligent. his compassion is more than evident by the way he treated me. reporter: today, he is remarried , she wears lawrence wedding ring was at the jewelers on -- lauren's wedding ring, which was at the jewelers on 9/11. reporter: it -- >> it comes to you in the moment

you least expect it. it is beautiful. reporter: he hopes his book will help others deal with a sudden loss, such as a loved one to covid and to deal with the generation lost because of an unexpected death. >> it is a generational book in a way, it is a love letter to the generation that would have been in their 20's now. reporter: including their unborn child. amanda: today, you can find a collection of historic footage from 9/11 on our website, abc7news.com, and on the bay area streaming tv app. friends and family gathered in san carlos to remember karina castro, they are trying to regain custody of her two young girls. reporter: a father in pain, profamily heart broken by his daughter's death. in front of him, candles spell out what he in so many others

are still struggling to come to terms with. on this saturday night, loved ones, friends and neighbors came to remember 20 seven-year-old karina castro. many of them are stunned by the gruesome killing in this quiet neighborhood. >> everybody pulls together, whether you know them or not. you feel for the family. reporter: castro was murdered in the middle of the street. she had her head cut off by a sword. authorities say castro and the suspect were in an ongoing relationship. she had a restraining order against him since april. on thursday, cps took custody of her daughters. the one-year-old and seven-year-old girls were in the home at the time. her grandmother turned out to the vigil. >> i am trying to be strong for karina. i want to support her in make her proud. i want to get her children back. that is my goal, that is all i am concentrating on. >> i'm going to be in court,

every office. everything i can possibly do. i will spend my life time to get them back. reporter: the 33-year-old man accused of murdering castro is now in custody, facing murder charges. many people out here came to support katrina castro and her family, and they came to take a strong stand against the mystic violence. eric drains -- james is her uncle. >> talk about domestic violence and do not be afraid to say something. help them, give them information, leave them to the right places. reporter: her death perhaps the reason for more people to speak out or take action. >> stop the violence. stop the violence. reporter: abc7news. amanda: a man was arrested yesterday in connection to the death of an eight-year-old girl. donte jackson had been on the run for six months and is facing charges of murder in child

abuse. an eight-year-old was found dead in the home he shared with her mother. jackson's veils expected to be set at $1 million, he will be booked into the merced county jail. only on abc seven, a concertgoer is speaking out against the actions of motley crew after the band's drummer asked attendees to expose themselves. some did, in front of children. they have been attending concerts since they were kids. they attended the motley crew show at oracle park wednesday. they ran for quite a surprise as a founding member asked the crowd to expose their genitals. alvarez was shocked and said it was traumatizing to see so many people partaking. >> miners and everybody was forced to see various people nude on the big screen. everyone around us was doing it, too. it was crazy.

it is against the law to expose yourself in front of kids or anybody. especially in front of 30,000 people. amanda: we reached out to a spokesperson, who confirmed there have been several complaints and expressed their concern to promoters. the giant staff was not involved and show production. alvarez plans to file a police report with sfpd for indecent exposure and has no plans to return to a motley crew show. one person was rescued saturday morning from a cliff at san francisco's china beach. the fire department tweeted these pictures. they say the person was evaluated by medics, but did not give details on injuries. the fire department also tweeted a reminder to stay on trails ended here to safety signs. new development in the war in ukraine. we want to get to that story. a military source tells abc news ukrainian forces have retaken a strategically important city in the eastern kharkiv region.

they say it has been liberated from russian forces. russia says it is recruits -- regrouping troops. people gathered in san francisco yesterday to mark 200 days of the war. a candlelight vigil was held. people paid respects and remembered the soldiers, defenders and innocent civilians who died in the conflict. >> i am glad the ukrainian community gathers together to process all the thoughts and our ain and trauma. my family is in ukraine, i am worried about them every day. try to live our life one day at a time. amanda: vigil organizers are demanding more weapons and support for ukraine. now, let us check in on the weather. everyone you will need it today at the beach, temperatures on the cool side in the mid to upper 60's.

we live life from sutro tour downtown san francisco and the bay bridge in the distance. we will see even cooler temperatures this week. i will have the complete seven-day forecast coming up. amanda: bringing a part of their daughter home. the latest development in the case of a missing 24-year-old. new vaccination clinics open across the bay area. the reaction coming from locals who want to get the new booster sh another busy day? of course - you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the way you want -

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months since alexis gave was killed. her body has not been found but her family picked up her car. they say it feels like they have brought a part of her home. reporter: this is the moment they were able to pick up their daughter's car, which had been in police custody following her murder. her mother drove the car home. >> it hurts, because instead of her we are bringing home, it is just a car. reporter: the fbi took the car as part of the murder investigation. the family was told it could be years before they get a car back, if at all. >> it is alexis' favorite thing in the world. she is always in that car. i am pretty sure her spirit is in the car. reporter: police believe the

24-year-old was killed january 26 by her boyfriend, marshall jones, who lived in antioch. jones was killed in june and a confrontation with seattle area officers all trying to arrest him for murder. $100,000 reward was offered for information leading to her whereabouts, but her body has not been found. on friday, her parents announced the reward is being offered to anyone who can help find her body. volunteers can sign up on the website. >> download the pdf of the timeline and the map marshall jones created. it pretty much tells them where to go. reporter: in august, protest was held at the contra costa county district attorney's office demanding charges be filed against jones'mother, who they believe was involved. they held a meeting with the das office, but they say despite the

overwhelming evidence, the da says it is still not enough. >> one of the things they are saying is, finding her body would mean a lot. we are going to be able to find out in the manner she was killed. was there a weapon used? finding her body is a big help in this case, with the mother as well. reporter: her parents say they will continue the search until they bring her home. >> it is not over yet. amanda: new covid-19 boosters are rolling out across the bay area this weekend. shots were recently greenlighted by the fda and cdc, they are targeting hyper infectious strains of the omicron variant that caused covid cases to surge over the summer. we report from one of the local vaccine clinics in the east bay. reporter: folks in richmond ready to roll up their sleeves

for the newest covid-19 vaccine booster. he was more than ready. >> we want to make sure everyone gets the booster and updated. we have four of them. get good health at the end of the day. reporter: the line was out the door at memorial auditorium for the clinic offering boosters targeting the omicron variant. the new pfizer booster is available for anyone over 12, moderna is over 18. two months out from the last shot. >> this is more focused and effective. if you do not want to get sick, take this vaccine if you will lower your chances of getting sick. reporter: it comes as covid cases are plateauing nationally, following a summer research across the bay area. this bride-to-be wants to make sure she and her groom are protected at their wedding next week. >> i have a lot of family coming into town, want to make sure we can be as safe as possible during this event. it is outdoors. protect ourselves and our loved

ones. >> i do not want to make anybody sick if i can do something they get a little shot. reporter: they say they have enough vaccine supply to meet demand, though today, this clinic ran out of moderna boosters before noon. the white house signaling a new reality in the fight against the virus. the likelihood of annual covid vaccines, just like flu shots. >> for a large majority of americans, we are moving to a point where a single annual covid shot should provide a high degree of protection against serious illness all year. reporter: this clinic and others offering the new boosters tuesday through saturday. amanda: a tiny phenomenon gaining popularity can provide big solutions for homelessness and affordable housing. abc 7 news was at the alameda county fair grounds for tiny fest. hundreds of bay area residents lined view petite homes of all

types from homes on wheels to cottages, livable vans and trailers. prices range from 29,000 to $150,000. >> they fit semi-different needs in situations that we have people of all ages looking for different reasons. generally, the reason boils down to freedom. amanda: tiny homes can offer financial freedom, mobility and combat climate change. they can be as small as 80 square feet. you can still experience tiny fest today. there's live music, entertainment and food on site the fairgrounds. bart is celebrating 50 years of service. the agency kicked off celebrations with a big party in oakland saturday. thousands of people came to the plaza for games, music, food trucks, prices and more. there was an opportunity to touch the third rail. officials opened a 30-year-old time capsule from 1992 and put

things in a new 50th anniversary time capsule. >> we have folks that have worked here for 50 years celebrating with us. we have retirees, those who drive trains. organ stations. they are all here if they are not working to celebrate and meet the people we serve. amanda: they hope to encourage more riders to return by offering 50% off through september. we are taking a look at the past, present and future of the bay area's biggest transit system. you can stream bart to 50 year special starting today on the streaming tv app. it is available on demand in the new and popular section. you can check out other historical videos on demand. fire crews are struggling to contain a wildfire in placer county. the mosquito fighter -- fire is burning east of forest hill and continues to threaten structures and power lines.

it ignited tuesday and scorched more than 58 square miles. there is no containment, evacuations are in effect for several communities. flames forced the closure of more than a mile of the pacific crest trail. increased winds have caused the fire to keep spreading significant overnight. frances is checking the forecast and air quality. frances: there is an air quality advisor in effect, no spare the air alert or anything like that. we will see hazy skies over the bay area as you can see live at the shop from emeryville looking for the bay bridge. they are quality management district is forecasting moderate air quality for the next few days, today and tomorrow. moderate air quality around that they, even good in santa rosa. the real concern is the poor air quality in the grass valley, carson city area, near the mosquito fire. i want to shady smoke forecast

for the next day or so. here is where we see the biggest, heaviest smoke. we will see more of a sea breeze , it is going to help clear the smoke and hazy conditions from the bay area, especially tonight through tomorrow morning. this is where it will stay thick , in the sierra and tahoe. they will deal with smoke through the weekend into next week. live view from the exploratorium, gray skies over san francisco. hazy and humid today, temperature similar to yesterday. we are keeping a slight chance of sprinkles in the forecast. this looks more likely in monterey county and south along the central coast. as the sea breeze picks up, cooler than average temperatures. it is a drastic change, compared to the triple digit heat we saw last week. live doppler 7, extensive cloud cover right now. picking up some returns, none is

reaching the ground. we had trace amounts of rainfall yesterday, a few sprinkles. nothing super measurable. temperatures right now in the 60's, already hitting low 70's in brentwood, livermore, san jose and morgan hills. san francisco at 64 degrees. forecast animation shows little chances of rain possibly getting as far north as monterey county. we will see partly cloudy conditions throughout the day. the sea breeze and onshore flow kicks in this week. highs today range from 60's at the beach to possibly low 90's inland, if we get more sunshine. san francisco 74, oakland 79, san jose 85. tonight, cool weather with mid 50's in the north. also of around the bay. the fog moves in the marine layer giving us the cooler

weather. accuweather 7 in forecast, humid with dick cheney -- a tiny chance of showers. we will see plenty of sunshine, but below average for the middle of the week for we start to ramp back up for next weekend. amanda: thank you. just ahead, the leading cause of death for american children is gun violence. we take a look at what is being done in the bay area to keep kids safe.

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remains an important focus of health and safety. after the mass shooting in texas, gun violence appears to be at the forefront of concerns from staff and students, like this junior. >> when i reflect on my years at school, i wish to remember a place where my classmates and i could feel safe and learn. instead, i spent the past years watching gun violence devastate entire communities and watching our nation leaders dismiss the importance of protecting us. >> gun violence and threats of gun violence in our schools undermined the sense of security that all students should have in their learning environments and at school. reporter: california ranks number one in school shootings, it is even bigger issue nationwide. >> gun violence is the leading cause of death for children in the united states. shame on us. reporter: overall, more than

45,000 americans die from guns last year. leaders have seen enough. >> this is a national problem. >> we need to be smarter. >> we need a nationwide answer. reporter: congressional democrats staged events across the country to call attention to the issue of gun violence in school safety. they have made steps from the gun liability and insurance law to the bipartisan safer communities act, signed by president biden this year. they still admit more needs to be done, like a nationwide assault weapon ban. change starts with voting. >> let us turn that around with our voices so the parents and grandparents of this country can stop worrying every single day as their kids go off to school about whether they will be slaughtered with an assault weapon that day. reporter: abc7news. amanda: still to come, it is a long road to london. the queen's coffin starts the

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sunset 7:23, we are expecting cooler weather this week. i will have the complete forecast shortly. amanda: new development across the pond this morning as the royal family announced the state funeral for queen elizabeth ii is set for september 19. remembering the queen. reporter: this morning, her cough and beginning its journey down to london after lying at balmoral castle for staff to pay their respects. today, the coffin is traveling by road to edinburgh. this, as we learn more about plans for the state funeral. the royal family announcing it will be held at westminster abbey september 19. that day also declared a national holiday across the u.k. joe biden and others are expected to attend. meanwhile on proclamation day, charles iii formally proclaimed king.

for the first time since 1952, the british national anthem changing from god save the queen to god save the king. in a rare show of unity, the new prince in a princess of wales appearing alongside the duke and duchess of sussex. >> i think everybody hopes the death of queen elizabeth will start to repair some of the damage and division that have happened in the royal family. reporter: king charles and queen camilla greeting those outside the house and doing the same in scotland. the coffin will be transferred to london on tuesday, where she will lie in state and westminster hall for four days to allow the public to pay respects. abc news, london. amanda: you can find a collection of historic footage from queen elizabeth's only visit to the bay area on the abc 7 bay area news app. it is available to download for

roku and other devices. developing news, police are investing in a burglary that occurred at congresswoman karen bass at congresswoman karen bass it's on friday night. two firearms were stolen. no other belongings or money were taken. the burglary suspect was caught on surveillance. three people were hurt after a helicopter crashed north of where the fairview fire is burning in southern california. the helicopter went down just before 4:00 saturday afternoon. the fire departments is the three people on board were sent to the hospital with moderate injuries. officials say it is unclear if the people on board were civilians or first responders assigned to the fairview fire. an unexpected discovery at a goodwill store in kentucky has led to a nationwide search for relatives of a world war ii naval officer. letters written by robert valentine nearly 80 years ago were found last week and in a box among items donated to the store.

one letter was mailed from the training center in illinois, the other was sent while he was at sea. both were written to elizabeth smith and bristol, pennsylvania. >> i was very glad to receive your letter before i leave here. not that i know where or when i am going. you will hear from me as soon as i am located someplace else, which i hope is soon. yours till i hit an oceanfront. amanda: according to one report, the philadelphia inquirer publish an obituary for valentine in 2002. it says he served in europe and the pacific during the war. gym memberships have seen a resurgence since pandemic restrictions were lifted, the industry is still struggling to recover. a new survey found 50% of respondents turned to the gym than nine months of restrictions lifted. but 27% say they do not have plans to return.

31% are working out fewer times at the gym this year. along decisions to make on the november ballot will be proposition 30, a measure that could help californians subsidies for electric vehicles. the state democratic party supports it, but governor newsom does not. this quite explains why, and what you need to know about it. reporter: should taxes be raised on the wealthiest californians in order to fund new climate projects? that is the question at the heart of proposition 30. it would increase the tax on people making more than $2 million by 1.75%. the revenue would go toward funding electric vehicles, charging stations and other infrastructure, as well as wildfire prevention. >> it is fully funding existing state programs that accelerate the transition to clean vehicles. they are making ev's accessible to all californians. reporter: he is the chief of policy at the bay area think tank, which is supporting the measure.

he says the taxes necessary if californians want to hit climate goals, including banning gas powered cars by 2035. >> we need long-term, stable funding to get to grips with air pollution and i'm in the state. reporter: the measure is backed by the california democratic party. the biggest financial contributor is lyft, they have poured in million dollars. it has created a split among democrats. gavin newsom is against the measure. in a statement, he said prop 30 is a special interest senegal's -- cynical scheme. >> it is not a question of whether the rich should pay their fair share. the question is, should the money be going to lyft. reporter: he says the measure is a get taxpayers to help meet the state mandate to electrify their vehicle fleet. he also argues the state has already given huge investments

to similar climate initiatives and the measure is too limited. >> there are a lot of priorities, we cannot be going to the ballot every time to raise taxes for one company as opposed to the whole state. reporter: they said environmental groups approach them about partnering on the measure, the recent heat wave is a reminder of how urgent it is to address the climate crisis. the governor's opposition has puzzled some supporters, who say it would help fund his climate goals. a california political reporter says it could be more behind his thoughts opposition. >> the point has been made this is the same governor who is touting his order requiring all new cars sold in california to be zero or low admission by 2035. my understanding is there is a broader reluctance by the governor to look to tax increases, particularly given inflation and recession warning signs. amanda: still ahead, the biggest

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is the total distance of the event. 70.3 miles. it involves swimming, biking and running. the race officially starts in about 10 minutes at 6:50. the overall winner is expected to finish in about four hours. it is a big weekend for disney fans, the d 23 expo is underway in anaheim. ginger zee reports on the festivities from the anaheim convention center. the d 23 expo is back in action after a three year hiatus. it is home base for disney super fans, the greatest fans every two years are here at d 23. this is where they get their inspiration. bringing lots of exciting announcements and surprises, we are getting a front row seat, literally. this is the actual chair. that is the actual chair. the ideas that must've emanated from that space are tremendous, all the beneficiaries of it.

behold, the personal plane. the mouse one. the plane was collecting dust in orlando, now it is coming home. it has been 30 years since it is back here in california. >> it will have a permanent home here, it will be at the palm springs museum once it leaves here to give us a chance to work on the inside to make it as beautiful as the outside. ginger: the d 23 expo, they have been hard at work making special pop-ups. and, a preview model of tiana's bayou adventure that will update splash mountain. in a special reveal just from gma. >> we just announced our 2023 feature film called wish. if you think of always wanting to know the story of the origin of the wishing star every single disney character has wished on, this film is for you. ginger: it would not be a d 23

expo without the unveiling of news stories and reimagined ones. we got a look at peter pan and wendy, an updated version of the classic tale set to land at disney plus next year. >> i wished for a fairytale life, it has all gone terribly wrong. ginger: and, the highly anticipated sequel to enchanted. we got to hear from the stars themselves on what their characters have been up to since the 2007 original. >> life looks a little different, we are all wondering how to move forward while still maintaining our connection and love with one another. amanda: the d 23 expo is wrapping up its final day at the convention center. you can find more stories on our website, abc7news.com. disney is the parent company of abc 7. now, let us toss it over to frances. frances: check out this view

from mount tam. we have gray skies, cloudy conditions over the bay area. temperatures will be on the milder side once again, similar to yesterday's numbers. we are also attracting hazy skies due to the fires. we will let you know with the air quality will be over the next couple days. amanda: cardinalance. he bring the luck to the farm for the game against ufc? chris alvarez hasthe habi

amanda: welcome back, here is a live look. everyone is getting there sundays started, it is going to be comfortable". in sports, the oakland a's are in a slump with five losses at home. while the giants have not been lucky on the road, they didn't break their losing streak yesterday against the cubs.

today, the white sox are back at the oakland coliseum to play the a's. first project 1:07. san francisco plays against the cubs at wrigley field. first project 5:00 p.m. -- first pitch at 5:00 p.m.. stanford had a tough time with number 10 ranked ufc. here is chris alvarez with the highlights. chris: good morning. stanford hosted ufc, primetime game on abc 7 last night. david shaw squatted looking for an early-season signature when. andrew luck back in the house. stanford is trying to answer, back in the end zone. a great catch. after review, they say he did not score. i'm not sure, there is a questionable call. the drive would resume.

ufc's second interception of the quarter, caleb williams up top jordan addison. 75 yard score for possession, 28-7. second touchdown of the day. pops is proud, you see emmett right there. ufc with five touchdowns. travis cordes, veeck stanford 41-28. future bears are in attendance. connecting with a fresno native, 37 yards. he makes the catch out of the backfield and dives in for the score, second touchdown of the day. 14-0 bears.

they go for it. the pass is incomplete. they win 20-14 and traveled to notre dame next week. 70,000 strong. plenty of chances early. picking off the auburn quarterback twice in the first quarter, that is jace williams. late in the first half, robinson punches it in. the coach is pumped. auburn retakes the lead. the spartans had their chance, they fall 2416. they host western michigan on september 24. top of the second, 2-1 giants. san francisco wins 5-2.

same two teams later tonight on espn. the a's are hosting the white sox, a fan catches a foul ball in his hat. top of the second, chicago scoring four in the second. vis andrus,they have lost five . that is a look at sports, enjoy the rest of your sunday. amanda: now, check of the bay area forecast. click a good day for baseball. -- looks like a good day for baseball. frances: temperatures are more comfortable this weekend compared to last week, waking up to gray skies over most of the bay area. we are getting a few radar returns, none of this is hitting the ground. it is a good start for folks in santa cruz, including one of our own producers in this ironman triathlon. they are getting ready to hit the water. temperatures mainly in the 60's

and 70's, san francisco 64, oakland 66. san jose and other parts in the south bay are hitting the low 70's. half moon bay at 63. good luck to all of those participants, it is quite a feat they will be accomplishing over the next few hours. here a live look from the east bay hills, gray skies over the bay area. more temperatures in the 60's and 70's. santa rosa 63, petaluma is cooler at 61. from mount tam, we are looking at more clouds. there is what you need to know. it is going to be a bit hazy and humid today. temperatures will be comfortable, similar to yesterday's numbers. we are keeping the slight chance of sprinkles and thunder and the forecast, though it is very slight and looks like it will mainly had monterey county and south of there. cooler than average temperatures at the sea breeze makes a strong comeback. air quality right now in the

moderate area for the bay area, moderate levels. that is expected to continue through tomorrow. it will be smokey and the tahoe area due to the mosquito fire. that is where the smoke will be thickest. as the sea breeze kicks in, we see the smoke pushed out toward the east and spreading. that will help clear out the bay area hazy conditions for tomorrow and into next week. highs today, look for numbers more comfortable. mid and upper 60's at the beaches, half moon bay 60 eight, santa cruz 82 this afternoon. lots of seven days, if you low 80's around the bay. san francisco 74, palo alto 82. inland areas make it as high as the low 90's. overnight lows in the 50's and 60's with fog and extensive cloud cover. here is a look at the south bay. average high is 81. we are still above average, even

though temperatures are cooler this weekend. notice how they drop toward the middle of the week. tuesday and wednesday are the coolest days before we start to ramp aixa. closer to average next weekend. accuweather 7 day forecast, slight chance of showers. we keep it in the forecast, humid and hazy. we have the humidity from the southwest flow and hazy because of the fires. pelee, air quality will be improving this week. temperatures even cooler. temperatures even cooler. amanda: have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i love my phone. i would never switch to samsuuu... (gasping) ♪♪

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night $23 million super lotto plus drawing. 2, 13, 20 5, 34, 43 and makeable 16. nobody picked all six numbers. the jackpot increases to an estimated $24 million. ready for football. 49ers fans had a chance saturday to celebrate the start of the nfl season. the team is hosting events throughout the area this weekend, including a watch party in san francisco today. people got to show off their throwing skills and meet a 49ers alone, who shared his thoughts about this season opener today against the bears in chicago. >> we are going to see exactly how the team progressed. it will be an exciting time. first game of the season, everyone is excited about it. there are going to be mistakes, that always happens opening-day. the thing is, play hard. amanda: the 49er faithful are invited to the first official

watch party of the season at a san francisco brewing company. the sun is coming up, we will check in with frances. cooler, clear. frances: cooler weather is on the way, especially today. numbers similar to yesterday, a little warmer in some spots where we get more sunshine. partly cloudy and hazy from the fires around the bay, 70's and 80's. maybe low 90's inland. the chance of showers lingers, though slight. low humidity tomorrow, then cooler weather midweek. amanda: thank you for joining us on abc seven mornings. abc7news continues at 9:00, have a great day. ♪

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