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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> completely ruined it. >> they said they're taking away glacier bay, that is not going to occur. gloria: how soon the princess could depart out of san francisco as passengers decide if they want to change vacation days or walk away. it is saturday, july 8, i am clear rodriguez. let's get started with a look at your weather. practicing lawson -- fra here. will it be nice to be out and about? frances: and temperatures will be below normal it will be breezy and cooler than average. temperatures right now generally in the 50's but it has dropped down to 46 in santa rosa napa is in the upper 40's. you see some clear skies and low clouds in the distance. your planner today, sunrise happened at 5:55.

it would be cloudy at the coast even by lunchtime. windy and below average temperatures. and lend neighborhoods in the mid-seventies around the bay. at the coast, upper 50's. we have a cooler than normal weekend but there are some changes in the seven-day forecast coming out -- coming up. gloria: it is another day waiting for passengers aboard the princess review crews. the cruise line says the ship could depart for alaska tomorrow as soon the repairs are fixed. while some people are waiting, others are ditching the crews -- of the cruise line. we talked to passengers who have emotions about this. >> completely ruined it. reporter: anger for many pastors aboard the ruby princess cruise ship. it has been stuck at pier 27.

it got damaged in collision with the dog and now -- the dock and is now planning to leave sunday. >> everybody says to go to the glacier bay, that is not going to occur. reporter: jim is on board with his wife and grandkids. we spoke to him as the delays for getting started. he told me despite the inconvenience, he is trying to be understanding. >> things get beyond your control. reporter: as a form of compensation, princess cruises offering two options. they can either leave and get a 100% refund and a 50% off discount for another crews or stay on board for sunday's departure and get a 75% refund and 75% off another voyage. >> what they are offering is substantial to overlook the problem. reporter: not so for others. >> i will take another crews line instead. reporter: pat and

flew in with a group of 10 family members. while they are choosing to stay on board, they can only hope the experience is worth it. >> you are going to go to places you have never dreamed of. it is different than anything you have ever seen and now we are not going to see that. there is disappointment there. gloria: sale cannot come from princess cruise lines itself. the decision will need to come from the coast guard which says the ship needs to be totally repaired before departure. we sent out this notification when we learned about the departure. it is one way to stay on top of breaking news it comes into the newsroom. downloaded the mobile app and enable push alerts. one person was taken to the hospital after they made contact with an approaching embarked train last night. details are limited but here's what we know.

it happened at the powell street station. one woman entered the track way for unknown reasons. that is when she was hit. police and fire crews responded and removed the woman from the track way. she was taken to the hospital and her condition is not known. while the incident happened, another person fainted. they never entered the track way. california is seeing what is believed to be the first fentanyl murder conviction. it is connected to a placer county case in which a 15 girl died -- a 15-year-old girl died. tara campbell explains this could mean more convictions in california, including here in san francisco. >> internal is everywhere and it is deadly. reporter: placer county district attorney morgan geyer warning drug dealers -- >> if they choose to continue their behavior and sell and kill, the consequences will increase and they will be severe. reporter: friday, making good on

the promise. the d.a.'s office confirming a man has been convicted of second-degree murder in connection with the death of a 15-year-old girl who overdosed in roseville last summer. it is believed to be the first such conviction in california. >> this could be a watershed moment in the war on fentanyl. reporter: stephen clark is a legal analyst and former district attorney. >> the fact that there was a conviction sends a message to people dealing fentanyl that you could pay with being in jail the rest of your life. reporter: the key to these cases is proving the dealer knew they were selling fentanyl and that it was deadly. >> the prosecution will say anyone dealing fentanyl has a disregard for human life. that is the key to getting a second-degree murder conviction. >> he says expected to see more murder convictions. >> you will see more these cases

being brought because the traditional drug laws have not been enough to stop people from selling fentanyl and it is a national health crisis. reporter: san francisco's district attorney is clear that her office is ready to hold drug dealers accountable for murder. the legality of an unprecedented risk and we must do everything you hold drug dealers accountable. we have to send a strong message in the community and in the courtroom that we will not stand by and allow dealers to kill innocent people and those suffering with addiction. those with loved ones caught in crisis, the conviction offering hope of getting drug dealers off the streets. >> they are preying on vulnerable people. number one, people addicted to drugs, those that need to drugs. you have a subset of dealers preying on kids and on children on snapchat. reporter: tammy morgan lives in

placer county. her son is on the streets of san francisco addicted to fentanyl. >> he is caught up devastation and it is heartbreaking. it is slowly killing him. gloria: hosting a series of opioid prediction workshops. they will be held in county libraries that carry a supply of narcan. participants who completed the training will be given a free narcan kit while supplies last. the first kickoff is tonight at 2:00 p.m. the workshops run through september 9. in south bay, the mayor of san jose announced a new plan to help develop a global ai based system to prevent pedestrian related deaths and injuries on the roadways. >> san jose is grappling with pedestrian safety and working on

our plan to make our fees safe. last year we lost far too many residents in her city. gloria: mayor matt mahan is asking software developers who want to help to submit a proposal. he is hoping a systems will be able to detect the strands during the days and nights. participants can get up to $3000 in catchphrases. the new effort gets underway as yesterday a pedestrian was hit and killed on san jose roads. thousands of people are expected to flock to san jose. it is for the city's festival celebrating all things japanese culture. abc7 software reporter southbay reporter ellen m has what makes this special. reporter: the annual festival in japan town is coming together. ken has been going sin a child. >> my chair -- my parents find

it so it was one of the highlights. reporter: the santa fe -- the centre is a buddhist church organizes the event. the first was held at the same location in 1985 >> is amazing that we have this wonderful gathering of people. reporter: the term comes from a buddhist myth unique to japanese history, a time to honor loved ones who have passed. >> whether we believe in the returning of that spirit or not, the idea of coming together, celebrating and enjoying being mindful of the lies that have been part of our lives coming. lives. >> the festival is for families and organized by families, the young and the old file room to prepare skewers. outside, a family run business is building a periodic rail. >> that is a second generation. he has taken that over from his

father. they build that fire pit out of cinderblocks and fire bricks. reporter: this weekend, the popular -- will salvage their 50th anniversary. >> we hope people feel welcomed, that they can be a part of something that is fun, part of something that hopefully brings community together. reporter: he loves the tradition of obon, something his grandson is now part of. they are expecting around 3000 people at any time. it starts at noon until 10:00 on saturday and noon until 8:00 on sunday. gloria: that looks like fun. let's get a preview of your weather. frances: it is good to be a beautiful sunny day but the winds will keep things on the cool side this weekend. i will have your neighborhood forecast and a big warm up. gloria: emergency cal

what is to blame after 911 calls in oakland were interrupted for hours. a suspect called it quits, how people in a robbery.

gloria: san jose has been ordered to instill documents on the google schedule -- pink poodle scandal. it relates to a woman seen getting out of any on-duty firetruck and going into a strip club. it comes after mercury news sued the city in may pop refusing to release records -- in may for refusing to release records. the man suspected of stabbing another fan at a soccer match appeared in court friday.

alejandra echelon drove hundred -- he faces three counts of assault with a deadly weapon following the brawl and newly killed diaz. now back in his san jose home diaz is recovering from those injuries. >> i am happy for the public's help in detaining him. hopefully he will pay for this since he tried to kill me. if he takes them back to the stadium, he wants to kill someone. imagine if he was walking around the street. gloria: levi's stadium is conducting an staycation into how that got past security. a judge ordered he remain in custody without bail. he will be back in court on august 18. 's -- oakland's 911 is back online after going off-line on thursday. the 911 issue was fixed by friday morning.

the automated dispatching system was not repaired until friday afternoon. it comes after a recent grand jury reports major concerns at oakland's emergency communication center. now residents say they are worried. >> think about the basics of human needs, the kid who is calling. that is hard for residents who need them in that morning to experience. it is hard to know someone is not coming. gloria: work is being done to enforce emergency dispatch systems so this does not happen again. santa clara county leaders unveiled what they are calling a bold initiative to help homeless teenagers. they introduced a program that will provide in a guaranteed income for on housed students after high school. the program will launch next summer. it will provide a $1200 stipend to 50 homeless students. >> these target programs provide a solid financial footing for a limited time as folks

into another aspect of life, a more productive life. with students, that will mean education or career. gloria: according to senator dave cortez, the stipend will maintain federally mandated benefits students got while in high school. a would-be crook at this know someone in atlanta has maybe learned he is not cut out for a life of crime after he tried to rob a no salon but failed -- rob gray -- rob a nail salon but failed. >> victim -- get down. get down. gloria: he saw him making saw him making amends to get down. he had a bag over his hand suggesting he had a gun.

he says to get on th they don't. he demands money, they don't do that. he realizes things are not going so great and walks out. nevertheless, atlanta police are looking for that suspect. i am glad nobody got hurt. everybody is calm and collected. frances: i could not believe they are just sitting there. i would have gone down the ground. i would have been scared myself. gloria: i would have gotten on the ground, too. we are looking at a nice weekend, only breezy. frances: that is all we have to worry about. the winds will pick up this afternoon and temperatures will be cooler than average. satellite radar image, lots of low clouds at the coast. the winds are already pretty strong, gusting up to 32 miles per hour. 30 in open, even san francisco, 31 miles per hour.

that will change later today. here's a shot from emeryville across the bay into san francisco. you see low clouds, that marine layer. temperatures generally in the 50's. oakland, 55. palo alto, 51 degrees. we are seeing lots of blue skies over san jose with a view patchy clouds. in santa rosa, that is one of our coolest spots. santa rosa temperatures have dropped down to 47 degrees. novato, 52. concord and livermore, 54 degrees. as we show you a view from mount tam, you see those clouds in the distance. the camera is shaking a little bit. we have areas of low clouds and fog this morning and temperatures will be cooler than average. it is going to be windy in the afternoon. the summer heat returns next week. if you like it hot, it is on the way.

wind gusts will be picking up throughout the morning into the afternoon hours. here is the animation forecast, 31 miles per hour. by 4:00, it gets especially in san francisco at 34 miles per hour. the winds will be pushing to the east bay and the ultimate pass. it starts to die down this evening but the winds pick up tomorrow afternoon. we will be dealing with low clouds during the morning hours. by this afternoon, plenty of sunshine for everybody. the winds will help clear the clouds except along the peninsula coast where we have partly cloudy conditions throughout the day and then winds help push the clouds back in and we have normal fog overnight. if you are headed to the giants game, i would bring an extra layer. temperatures stay in the low 60's with breezy conditions. highs today will be closer to

yesterday's numbers. 50's at the beaches to near 80 and that. temperatures well below average inland. tonight, the clouds move back in with temperatures dropping into the 50's. tomorrow morning, maybe up her 40's in the north bay. the accuweather 7-day forecast shows windy below average conditions, holding that pattern through tomorrow. the warming begins on monday, heating up midweek near 100 degree heat. the bay area, near the 80's. it is going to get hot again and in san francisco we could see 70's. gloria: the breeze this weekend is pretty much all over the bay area. frances: and that is what is helping us stay below average. gloria: that always makes my allergies flareup. frances: [laughter] yes it does but luckily tree pollen is moderate right now.

gloria: resources for events, the event starting today to connect former service members with the benefits they have earned while serving.

gloria: santa clara county will hold its standdown event for veterans. over 64,000 veterans will get access to over 50 providers and sources. the eventual offer free food, health sketch -- haircuts, and legal services. the goal is to connect veterans to benefits they have earned from serving. veteran service officials hope to get -- to give them support. >> we don't have that kind of community here, that kind of base here, but the residents here and the board of supervisors are solidly behind their veterans. gloria: the event starts today, it goes through sunday.

if you go to any beach in the bay area this summer, you will likely find tourists taking pictures. one group is doing more than just taking selfies. as dan ashley discovered, they are documenting changes that could have a profound affect on how we manage our coastline. reporter: as they sift through the stands on the coastline, you could say this team from the california academy of sciences is taking a snapshot of climate change, or at least its effect on visitors. >> this is a turkish towel, a type of seaweed. definitely there have been so many varieties of seaweed. reporter: the team is documenting the various life forms that got -- that dot coastline, adding to a bigger picture. >> we have been doing this eight years. we can compare this year to all the years that gone by. reporter: dr. johnson directs the center for diversity she

says the beach survey is a national project done snapshot cal coast. it's goal is to build a kind of living database and along the coastline. a mission that is especially intriguing this year with a predicted return of el niño. >> during el niño or after el niño we tend to get warmer water species, species from southern california moving north. reporter: figuring out what is on the move is turning into a full-time job. researchers have documented juvenile great white sharks migrating from one water nursery habitats in southern california to waters near monterey bay. another predator sunflowers he starts, nearly vanished. their loss triggered a publishing explosion in see urgent's -- see urgent's

urchins. >> this is a dried-up piece of it. they have been washing up on california shores. reporter: dr. natalie lowe an earlier wave of these floating creatures drifted in before the last el niño, exactly the kind of data the snapshot program is designed to track. >> predict what might happen to them with climate change. reporter: it is the type of big picture that becomes richer over the decades as new information brings it into sharper focus and perhaps providing a clear vision of managing the challenges already facing our coastline. >> thinking about what needs to be done to bring these ecosystems back into balance, but also thinking about what balance will look like in 100 years. reporter: dan ashley, abc7 news. gloria: the survey uses a digital platform called ina

turalist. it allows scientists to upload photos to track earth's species. leslie van houtman could soon be free. why the governor is not asking to block parole for the charles manson follower. more aid to ukraine, white elitist package announced by the white house is stirring controversy.

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weekend. frances: the are already breezy and it will get windy this afternoon. parts of the north bay have dropped into the mid and upper 40's so that is our coolest spot as we show you our live view from mount tam. you can see low clouds and marine layers filling in. sunrise happened at 5:55. temperatures will be in the 50's the next few hours and this afternoon, sunny for everyone except along the peninsula coast where we have partly cloudy conditions. the wind will keep temperatures below average. mid 70's new 80 around the bay. at the coast, upper 50's. sunsets at 8:34. a cooler than average weekend before temperatures heat up next week. i will tell you more about that gloria: governor newsom not the state to block parole for leslie van helton. that means less if and how to could be released in three weeks

after a review by the parole board. the board said should should be released following extraordinary rehab efforts. she has been recommended for release -- for parole five times but the governor has rejected those. she has been in prison more than 50 years for her role in two murders ordered by charles manson. the u.s. will send an $800 million aid package to ukraine, including cluster munitions which are prohibited by more than 100 countries. white helmets officials agree that they create a risk of civilian harm but that ukraine is running out of artillery. this comes as u.s. drones were harassed for the third time in a week by russian fighter jets in syria. officials say russian jets flew 18 unprofessional close passes at four drones to maneuver to avoid them. tomorrow, president biden heads to europe for a week long trip

ahead of two international summits. his first stop is in london to meet with king charles iii. that he will head to lithuania to attend the nato summit before meeting with leaders of finland, sweden, norway, and denmark. the summit meetings come after the failed to march on moscow last month and the war in ukraine. a memorial was held to honor the life of an inspiring san francisco skateboarder. zion was legally blind after being shot in 2021 but did not let that stop him from chasing his dream of becoming a professional skateboarder. he passed away late last month. abc7 news profiled him last year. hello skateboarders led his hearse to wilder skate park where it set for a memorial. police released body cam footage of a double shooting from last week.

officer shot and killed a man in the bedroom of a home. he was a roommate of someone who had been arrested for brandishing a weapon. police had a search warrant and as they went room by room, they found kevin mcdonald was pointing a loaded rifle at officers. police found three guns in the home, 48 of those were in his bedroom. officers also say there was gun making equipment in the home. we talked to a neighbor who believes the deadly shooting was justified. >> it appears to me that maybe it was appropriate considering how many weapons he had and what was his plan. gloria: the home is elderly female relative of mcdonald. she was home when this happened but was not hurt or otherwise involved.

oakland police officers are starting a new effort they believe will help combat crime as part of a larger citywide effort. officers are patrolling on foot in a neighborhood they see -- they say has seen an uptick in crime. our reporter walked with officers as they worked to keep people safe and help build a better bay area. >> patrolling open for the past eight years but now he has a new role. >> it is busy. calls and calls and priorities. you try to take the time to talk to people. reporter: he is part of the new foot patrol team covering an area between the oakland coliseum and the oakland airport. it is a strategy the police department hopes will help fight crime. >> it gives us a chance to meet people, businesses, try to come up with a plan on how we can all tackle this situation together. reporter: the situation in east oakland is that crime is of.

according to the oakland police department, burglaries in the city are up 20% since last year. auto burglaries are up 27%. >> that is why we are out here trying to prevent auto burglaries. reporter: part of the strategy, hoping high visibility service a deterrent. signs are posted to remind customers to take safety -- take safety precautions, but that doesn't always work. especially in an area with a lot of travelers. >> they will come with a lot of luggage, not being familiar with the area. not knowing the crime trends, there will be belongings in the cars. >> we got a sign out here last week. we will be out here more. reporter: the owner of the philly's best cheesesteaks to customers want, if they don't feel safe. she hopes added security will be a boost for a business. >> it is very important, especially their walking and

talking with customers as they come in. we need that around here. reporter: the police department acknowledges criminals can go to other areas while officers are on foot patrol. they say statistics show crime is down in some parts of oakland where foot patrols were reintroduced in february. it can be a big boost in the confidence of shop owners. >> they were appreciative of me being out here and they voiced my presence has made a difference so far in a short time of me being out here. gloria: safe street rebels, a group is trying to put a stop to self's around san francisco and the response from crews. a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. it looks like a beautiful morning. frances will have your forecast.

gloria: a new jersey cargo ship fire that killed six firefighters and injured others is expected to burn for several more days. the main issue is getting enough water on those flames which first ignited on wednesday. the injured firefighters have been released from the hospital. seven republican attorneys general are pushing back on target's pride month campaign claiming the company violated child protection laws. they accused it of promoting gender and sexual identity among children. the humans rights campaign called it in another attempt bully anyone who values diversity. the department of labor released its monthly jews -- monthly job report.

the country added 9000 jobs. experts say this is not alarming , but the slowest job growth since december of 2020. jobs health care, social assistance, and construction. the unemployment rate dropped 3.3% last month but it is still near a 50 year low. president biden credits his administrative efforts for that job growth. pres. biden: today's jobs report shows biden gloria: experts say this should be watched because it could incite inflation. self-driving car's are becoming increasingly common on san francisco streets but the technology is far from perfect. we should do those cars stopped in the middle at -- the middle of street scum at stoplights, even crashing.

protesters have come up with new ways to stop cars. ryan spoke with a group that claims these cars are dangerous. >> no one is in it. reporter: marking autonomous vehicles as hazards, this crew is placing markers as a way to stop them. they want these cars off of road permanently. >> unfettered access to city streets is a bad idea. reporter: this person is a member of the street safe rebels and asked us not to share their identity. -- whether to allow expand their services. >> residents never got a chance to have a say in this and never consented to being used as guinea pigs. reporter: abc7 has documented issues with crews in weymouth. two cards installed near the pride parade, backing up

traffic. the fire department has criticized crews for cars blocking emergency units. using a traffic on top of the car disables it and since they feel they are traffic hazards, they think using a kong is a good way to send a message. >> as a pedestrian, i feel uncomfortable with them. as a cyclist, i also feel uncomfortable around them. reporter: way mode tol a that this is not only incorrect but is and listen and encourages unsafe behavior. we will notify enforcement of unsafe interference of our vehicles. a spokpeon told us their eeprovides a rightso public service workers without and has delivered over 2 million meals and recovers foodways from local businesses. obstructing vehicles gets in the way of those efforts and risks creating traffic congestion.

safe street rebels as the risk of these cars are reading is not worth it. they say if cars can be disabled with cons, having more of them on the road is a hazard. >> even if you have the perfect driver, there is still something fundamentally unsafe. for your weekend. let's get a preview of your weather with frances dinglasan. frances: check out this shot. it is going to hit a high of 80 today, but they are 42 degrees at the tahoe valley airport. temperatures will be cooler than average because of the winds. i will let you know what to expect.

gloria: nba summer league basketball returns this weekend in las vegas. the number one pick in the nba draft made his debut on the

court and the warriors kicked off their summer lee campaign against -- summer league campaign against the lakers. >> games in the california classic, the warriors opening las vegas summer league play against the lakers. first quarter, wonders up to a good start. the lakers missed the first round pick. rebound, great pass. euro step and score. 13-2, warriors. santos. he had a game-high 25. late third, the workers down. there is -- come only scored a nine but did get 11 rebounds. the warriors leaves 103-96. victor wembanyama shooting but we will start on defense. five blocks for the french phenomenon. he added three assists.

he did make two field goals, both and one hoops for a total of nine points in 27 minutes. to baseball, entering series before the all-star break, the giants set in third place, entering play on friday. 2.5 games back of first-place arizona. pablo sandoval in the house to watch the giants and the rockies, watching brandon crawford turn a 2-0 game into a tight game. a two shot. taylor rogers walks. burton doyle thought that was an inning ending strike outcome instead it extends. twin brother tyler, very first pitch, easy cultivar, three men shot to the left, the game-winning swing. the rockies beat the giants 5-2. the a's are in boston. 3-0 red sox. turner, a single.

a five-run second. top of the seventh the a's were down 5-1. the a's fall 7-3. second round of the u.s. women's open at pebble beach. michelle b west calling it a career, saying this would be her last season here at -- her last season. west 35 foot par and she got it , to go. finishing in style for the icon. she has inspired number 17. she is one over par, h-back from the leader. that is bailey tardi. 31 on her front nine. she is a two stroke lead into weekend play. that is you look at sports. back to you. gloria: thank you. people may get the chance to scratch seeing the northern lights off the bucket list.

many states that border canada could experience the glow july 13. some of the states include washington, oregon, montana, and new york. the space weather prediction center recommends people stay away from city lights to fully see them. i don't think california is on the list which is a bummer because i really want to see the northern lights. annie tomasini pick sure the videos -- anytime i see the videos or pictures. frances: we have cause to kill with overnight but karina told us we can watch it online. that is an option in the bay area. we have lots of low clouds, especially along the coast and the marine layer spilling into the bay. it will be windy this afternoon and right now it is already windy at sfo. half moon bay, 25. rio vista at 25. these northwest winds cool things down.

a live view from a radio shows you those low clouds off the coast as we look toward san francisco. it is windy on the bay. san francisco, 53 oakland, mountain view, 75. lots of inland areas are the on with this live view you in san jose over the shark tank. it is cooler in santa rosa. low 50's, nevada and napa. concord and livermore at 54 degrees. from mount tam, you see how those clouds have filled in over the bay here it that is what we are dealing with in the morning hours. low clouds and fog this morning was cooler than average with windy conditions throughout this weekend. the summer heat returns next week if you like it hot. winds will be picking up this afternoon. around 4:00, notice many areas over 30 miles per hour and that is going to keep our converters

cruel and below average. breezy in the north bay. winds become breezy overnight but the pickup again tomorrow afternoon. we see the clouds retreat back to the coast and disappear altogether this afternoon, except for the peninsula coast where we see partly cloudy conditions and then it will move back in overnight into tomorrow morning where we deal with low clouds and fog. if you are headed to the giants game, grab sunglasses and a windbreaker. it will be windy and sunny with temperatures in the low 60's. highs today range from upper 50's at the beaches to near 80 and lent. half moon bay will be 59. san rafael comfortable at 54. oakland, 66. temperatures below average in san jose. the warmest spots will be near 80 for our inland areas. antioch also hitting 80 degrees. overnight lows in the 50's with cloud cover and we see upper

40's in the bay that in the north bay. -- in the north bay. wednesday we see 80's for inland areas. check out friday, near 100 degrees inland. even san francisco will be 70 and san jose 86. well above average for next week. today, we are dealing with windy conditions below average. today and tomorrow, a similar pattern. the warming begins as high-pressure bills and it heats up and lent towards the middle of the weekend gets hot. summer sizzle will be on. great day to head to the beach. next week, it will be warmer in the upper 60's near 70. gloria: thank you so much. a reminder that this year's aids walk just days away on july 16 at golden te park. the walk benets local hiv and aids programs. to register, call 414-

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gloria: we are taking a live look from pier 27. the ruby princess cruise ship is expected to depart to alaska as soon as tomorrow. crews are still trying to repair the ship after it was damaged. the coast guard has -- coast guard needs to give the all clear before it departs to alaska as planned. some passengers have decided to wait until the repairs are done and still go on that trip, when others have decided to walk away. two of california's biggest jackpot lotteries are approaching $1 billion combined.

the mega millions jackpot is quickly approaching $500 million we have the winning numbers from last night. 8, 10, 17, 55, 66, and the mega number is 3. nobody matched all six numbers. that means the next jackpot ramps up to $480 million. the powerball jackpot is sitting at $615 million. that drawing happens later at 7:00 p.m. we were talking earlier, chances are we won't win. frances: i will buy at least one ticket, maybe we can buy a few together. gloria: we have to do the office pool. frances: exactly. temperatures will be cooler than average, windy conditions this

afternoon. oakland, 66, san jose, 70. if you don't like the cooler weather, changes on the way later next week. we have temperatures near 100 for in the neighborhoods by friday. gloria: thank you for joining us on abc7 morning's. i am clear rodriguez along with frances. have a wonderful day -- i gloria rodriguez along with frances too. have a wonderful day. ♪ >> this is abc7 24/7. >> live in san francisco. >> live in the south bay. >> in concord. >> live in oakland. > you are watching abc 7 news live. >> anytime, anywhere. >> we are -- >> we are -- >> we are -- >> we are -- >> we are where you are. >> never miss the news that matters to you. download the abc 7 bay area

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>> whit: good morning, america. summer scorcher. dangerous heat from the west coast to the south. triple-digit temperatures and humidity. plus, 11 million americans undese