. >> audio guides and braille lettering at sites will be ahead more accessible and the park service will come let 50 projects regardless of the cost. >> so many great packs and so many great days to enjoy them. >> if you can put up with the pollen, head out there and enjoy. >> good morning, everyone, live doppler 7 hd shows the next chance of rain could be two weeks away from today. i have an extended period dry weather coming our way, with current temperatures running 523 in san francisco, and half moon bay is at 39 degrees for the cool spot. we have mid-to-upper 40's everywhere but mountain view is 50 and antioch is 55, and novato is 41 is santa rosa is 42, so it is cooler this morning than it was yesterday morning because of the calmer conditions in the lower elevations and the clear sky. this is how it looks from sutro tower toward the port of oakland and sunny and calmer and warmer today, spring starts 9:57 on thursday morning and it will be cooler the days after but driver. nothing too cool just back to average temperatures. today, we are above with money 60's along the coast into

braille lettering will be more accessible.primary projects regardless of could. >> warmer weather usually means higher gas prices in california. the energy department released the report on the cost of gas across the country and it is up 4 cents from the period of week. americans are paying on average $3.55 a gallon for regular unleaded and california gas prices remain the most expensive at $3.96 a gallon. analysts say drivers put more mile on vehicles when temperatures rise and a reason that the prices have increased. >> an egg producer in chico closing its doors is threatening the lives of 1,800 chickens. animal place which has shelters in the area is looking for people willing to adopt red hens. there are limits to how many bairds the sanctuary can keep so they need to find new homes for the chickens by april 4. any are interested we have more information on. abc7.com . >>> mike, is it time to give up on rain? >> i don't think so. there is a chance, in two weeks. it will be a mile. you may want to make sure everything is ru

letter. >> i said, mom, dad, it works. and then my mom was like yeah! >> reporter: shabom debuted his leg owe braille printer at his school's science fair. while his teachers say there were more complex entries there, there were none more compassionate. >> hello again, this is shabom here. >> reporter: his story has continued to grow. his videos on youtube have been seen by hundreds of thousands. people both sighted and blind have sent their admiration and congratulations from around the world. even the lego corporation tweeted him. just about everyone, it seems, is impressed by this 12-year-old technological whiz kid, one able to see solutions in the unlikeliest of ways. garvin thomas, "today in the bay." >> that is impressive. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay," we'll head back outside and let you know how long you have before the next round of rain. >>> these folks getting ready for the race to the road, part of the 408 race series will not need their rain gear. they'll just of to tough it out. thanks for joining us, i'm kris sanchez along with meteorologist rob mayeda. scattered showers, but i

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letter. >> it was like a eureka moment. i [6pzsaid, mom? dad? it works. and my mom was like, yeah! >> reporter: shubham debuted his lego brailleand while his teachers say there were more complex entries there there were none more >> this is shubham banerjee here. >> reporter: it's why it seems shubham's story has continued to grow. shubham's videos on youtube have been seen by hundreds of thousands. people both sighted and blind have sent their admiration and congratulations from around the world. even the lego corporation, tweeted shubham. just about everyone, it seems-s impressed by this 12-year-old technological wiz kid, one able to see solutions in the unlikeliest of ways. >> again, that was nbc bay area's garvin thomas reporting. >> truly compassionate. a kid with a heart. fantastic story. >> and smart kid, too. >> very smart. when we come back, radioactive dirt being trucked to landfills all over the bay your. our investigative unit looks into why and where. >>> and hundreds of jobs are opened up in san jose. these positions are so popular only the cream of the crop got a second look today. the story right after the brea

letter making the successful invention of regulgo. the three motors work together to move a pin across the inserted paper to make braille imprints.ot plan to profit from it. instead he will simply make the design available online for anyone who wants to summon their inner child and try their handle at lego construction. >> i think i'm actually doing something that can actually help people. >> for using his lego set to lay the foundation for low-cost braille printing the evident grader is our foot soldier of the week. now, before we go, i have a pop quiz for you. what percentage of unmarried women with children under 18 who work full-time live in poverty? it's higher than you might think. 13.2%. that's nearly 587,000 women based on data from 2012. intrigued? well, now there's a chance to find out so much more through the first-ever "nerdland" scholar challenge. in two days, melissa harris-perry will launch an interactive online experience that walks through the intersection of motherhood and politics. sign up now by going to the website mpshow.com. that is our show for today. thanks to you for watching. see you tomorrow at 10:00 a