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that was $1.53 million. so one ticket i and the merced one. use that's an area maybe it's some farm workers or somebody who could really use the florida ticket i hope it's a pool of people who get to split that i mean one person fantastic but wouldn't it be great if it's a that would be a company or something? i don't know. steve if it's a company, they'll have some openings. that's true. right? it's good for everyone. we're hiring. yeah okay. cooler weather spilled in yesterday. boy, i'll say it. i mean, that's the way it's been. this all the way back to may. we get about three days of warmth or heat and then, bam, that's it. and we are settling into this pattern. probably well into the weekend. not a roaring breeze, a decent breeze, but there's a big fog bank from about san francisco, oakland, north and east. but not south. there's some breaks to the south 5060s on the temps. these probably won't change much. i mean, 57 san carlos, 57. stanford. berkeley. san anselmo is in there. fairfield isothermal. everyone's pretty close here, even all th

that record-breaking $1.58 billion mega millions jackpot. you are tonight's winning numbers -- here are tonight's winning numbers. this was the largest jackpot in mega millions history. in california, a merced county resident won $1 million for a ticket that matched five of the numbers. california lottery officials say 80 cents from every ticket sold goes to schools. the next cash prize drops down to just $20 million. dan: online hate over her weight loss. one of the stars of the real housewives of orange county shows why she got a media backlash for her body transformation. nasa astronauts got their first look at the spacecraft that will fly them around the moon. but there may have been a snag. and a pro-phenom that still needs to finish chores. dan: a doctor with ties to the bay area is accused of drugging and assaulting patients. now, there is a search for more victims tonight. 33-year-old zhi alan cheng was the name new york courtroom yesterday. he is facing including assault, misdemeanor drug possession, and unlawful surveillance. the charges are based on his alleged encounters with six women, including three patients, but prosecutors say there are videos involving assaults of six othe

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these are the winning numbers that were john tonight for the largest mega millions jackpot. one ticket sold in merced county. it matched 5 of the 5 numbers. that's prize worth about 3 million dollars. still ahead tonight, the prize south bay officials are giving to people who are struggling with drug addiction to try to help them stay sober. >> plus, new restrictions in the north bay targeting the unhoused where they are no longer allowed to set up tents. and a new look at the new park fare. gates expected to be installed later this year. eveverery y bubusisines dedeseservrveses a a g gre. ththatat's's w whyhy c comoms isis l lauauncnchihing e mobile made free event. with our business internet, new and existing customers can get one year of unlimited mobile for free. it's our best internet. powered by the next generation 10g network and with 99.9% reliability. plus one line of free mobile for an entire year. it's the mobile made free event-happening now. get started for just $49.99 a month. plus, ask how to get one free line of unlimited mobile. comcast business, powering possibilities. >> santa rosa

that's today and tomorrow at lake merced. so 96 golfers began a four city tour, 24. the best boys and girls out there finishing up here in the bay area. and this experience has really made an impact. >> being a part of the underrated golf tour has really changed my life in many different ways. i've gotten to meet so many amazing people and gotten to play on such beautiful courses. i mean, it's not every day you get to play lake merced and playing underrated has really given me that chance to see places, big places i've never been before. and it's just a lot of fun. >> how cool are it? it's been kind of quiet on the a's to vegas front, but the team announced they have hired mortensen mccarthy as construction manager for their proposed ballpark in vegas classic ace fashion. they released the same some ridiculous rendering of the ballpark that we mocked previously. yes, the one they basically photoshopped from the oakland coliseum. let's let's take a look together, shall we? that's absurd. oh, yeah, that's it. still with the retractable roof. that's too big for the prop

that $1.5 billion drawing last night. it sold at a supermarket in neptune beach. there's also a lucky winner in merced county. n this $3 million for matching everything but that multiplier. here are the numbers from last night. 13, 19, 20, 32, 33, the mega number 14. >>> a baptism that one priest didn't bargain for. coming up on nbc bay area, the moment that led to a shocked expression from one new york mother that's now going viral. >>> if you haven't seen one already, it may just be a matter of time before you spot a driverless car in your rear-view mirror. but serious safety concerns have some wanting to hit the brakes on the technology. we reviewed hundreds of crash reports and details surrounding thousands of close calls on the road to find out what's driving the controversy. we'll show you what we found an. >>> trending this morning, a baby sure to be a handful over the coming years, at least if its baptism is any indication. >> let's just say he made a splash. end? >> oh, no. oh, no. oh, no, no, no, no. >> you see there this tiktok video, it's easy to watch again and again. a little laughter there. the

that's fresno and merced counties. and that's going to be going on. also for the same time period., but you can see the heat is kind of around us and we're being insulated by a low that's kind of out to see a bit not providing us entirely with cooling, but some insulation game today for the giants versus the rangers game. time 105, temperatures. upper 60's, mostly sunny and cool. we got that west wind at about 15. the breakdown today. lots of sunshine, some afternoon. scattered clouds working in here. as you can see by 2 o'clock. that's again, the exhaust from what's going on in the mountains. 94 with the mid-nineties expected particularly all week long for those inland spots. we'll have more on that extended forecast for you, by the way, a cool down next weekend, stephanie. all right, dave, we'll stay tuned for that. >> breaking overnight, a wildfire burned early this morning in the east foothills in san jose. this happened on mount hamilton road. this is video sent to us by a kron. 4 viewer in a social media post. the san jose fire department said cao fire units were also respond

that in mind. radar for though, tracking fairly dry conditions. but just to our east, we are seeing over modesto and merced said some thunder and lightning strikes that have been reported. in addition to southern california, getting some of that moisture from category one hurricane hilary out there this evening. and as you can see, still churning over out in the pacific just off the coast of the baja peninsula. and it is expected to make landfall near ensenada and san diego during the overnight hours early into your sunday morning and early afternoon. so still trying to keep that timeline in check in the coming hours as that storm churns closer to southern california and mexico. but temperatures out there right now. we are starting to see some more 50's along the coast temper on and bodega bay. 57 degrees about 25 degrees cooler than brentwood at 81 degrees with everyone else starting to cool down into the 60's. still in the low 70's for livermore and conquer this evening and overnight lows tonight 50's and 60's and tomorrow's daytime highs. 5 to 10 degrees above average concord and livermore. 96 degrees,

parts of lake tahoe, the sierra, as it gets more of that lifting factor, those convective thunderstorms pushing on through. we have seen some through merced, fresno as well. but the heart of the bay area has missed out on all of this moisture. yes, we've seen some sprinkles. we have felt some of that wind, but very light trace amounts of showers at this time, more so near brentwood, sprinkles out toward novato and the coastline. those clouds still look a little bit gloomy, and definitely feeling more of that transition into the fall. as we go on to tonight, we'll see the bay area fill in with cloud cover. those storms continue on through the sierra, and just continue to lift as we go on into what will be our tuesday. better clearing as we make the transition into the mid-morning hours and into the afternoon. some of those clouds could stay put into the coastline because of a low pressure system that's still out there in the pacific. what can we expect with our temperatures. for tomorrow, we have a little bit of a milder day, warmer, even more so as we go on into midweek. we'll get into that in a second. san francisco, downtown, 73 degrees

there was one ticket sold in merced county here in california, in the city of hilmar, that's just southt matched five of the numbers. that ticket is worth more than $3 million. the lump sum for tonight's jackpot, more than $757 million before this one, the largest mega millions jackpot was in 2018 at $1.53 million. here's a look now at some of the stories trending tonight on ktvu. one of our top stories, new details about the pink poodle strip club scandal in san jose have been released after months of investigating and stonewalling from the city. also for the second time in four months, a confrontation over shoplifting at a home depot has turned violent and armed guards shot and wounded an alleged thief just as the store was closing in. san carlos and the swedish retailer ikea now says it plans to open its first san francisco store on august 23rd. you can find these stories and much more. all in our website at ktvu. all right. coming up, a new athletic center up and running at san jose state university. we give you a closer look at the $70 million facility . coming up tomorrow on morni

and while no one in california hit that jackpot, there was one big inner a very tiny town. someone in mercedt five numbers. that's good for $3.38 million, enough to give everyone of the town's 5,064 residents about $655 before taxes. of course. so if you are waking up wondering if you won any amount, here are those winning numbers for you. 13, 19, 20, 32, 33. megaball 14 and megaflier was 2x. >> all the town people are expecting it now that we said it. >> i doubt it's going happen. all right. nice day to get outside? >>> absolutely. it's beautiful. we definitely won the lottery with the forecast for the next couple of days and low 60s no sight for us along the coast. aides at max in the inland areas today. staying nice and cool with low pressure still moving from the north. believe it or not actually leftover clouds from a tropical storm. that almost sounds weird but it's the season and here's what's going on. tropical storm eugene has wrung out the last of its energy and now it's kind of just floating with those high clouds in the atmosphere. sweeping its way into southern california as we

one ticket sold in merced county matched 5 of the numbers that price is worth about 3 million dollars. so. we still have one lucky california. and in that drawing. all right. on that note, let's get over to the weather center. we can all feel like a winner, though, when it comes to the weather today. john, good so lucky it was him or said county yesterday. just kidding. i it is definitely a better forecast to be here in the bay area as opposed to out in the central valley. >> where you may be winning the lottery, but she got some hot temperatures, bay area. we've got the cool weather for you today. definitely nice and bright out there above the east bay hills, some low stratus singing out closer towards the coastline and up in the north bay. that's keeping you in santa rosa. actually pretty cool this morning. you've only been in the upper 50's. now it's been back and forth between hot and relatively mild this past weekend. it was a high pressure ridge built now we're seeing temperatures cool down because of this low dragging it along with it, some cooler air. but that low does not las

i mean, it's not every day you get to play lake merced and playing underrated has really given me that chance to see places, be places i've never been before, and it's just a lot of fun. >> that is so cool. all the players had their expenses all paid. that totals about four and a half dollars million dollars and curry wrote all the checks for the first season. >> wow, what a nice guy. 631 good morning is our sunrise. 753 the sun sets and our forecast headlines look like this. it's cloudy and muggy this morning. the humidity lingering throughout the day today, as well as an isolated chance of a shower, mainly in the upper elevations from the diablo range. the santa cruz mountains. otherwise, we'll get into some better mixing in the afternoon and we'll turn sunny. but the heat returns tomorrow into thursday. we're talking a big jump tomorrow, a modest jump today, 3 to 5 degrees warmer air quality remains moderate. remember we had some of that haze yesterday, but that should improve throughout the afternoon. there's a look at all the cloud cover. it clears quickly in the afternoon. the la

we notice that muggy sub tropical feel and we are seeing right now just to the south and east of the south bay, especially in merced, said and even around finn, phoenix lake, we are tracking thunderstorm activity because of that monsoonal moisture and also moisture from what is now a category one. hurricane hilary, out there right churning out in the pacific. so very intense storm. it was downgraded from a category 4 that we saw earlier this morning. but rain totals up to 10 inches expected for southern california for us in the bay area. sunday is going to be a fairly dry day. sun and clouds. a lot of that muggy monsoonal moisture, though. but then we are going to see, though, by monday morning remnants of what was once hurricane hilary on monday, getting us about a quarter of an inch of rain or less highest amounts in our north bay about a 10th of an inch of rain or less for the rest of the bay area. your full bay area weekend forecast in justi a few minutes standing. well, back to you. all right, thanks. a lot of grocery stores in southern california have been packed today. >> with people stocking up on food and

that means they burn fast. i also spoke with a professor at uc merced who studies wildfires and climate and he says we have to be better prepared for anything and everything. this is a warning that things that we didn't expect could happen and are much more becoming much more likely to happen. and we have to start trying to anticipate with inadequate and complete information in perfect models, you know, the past not being a sure guide to the future, how to build resilience into our systems. if we're going to rebuild lahaina, they need to be built with different materials, different spacing between structures, different systems for suppressing fire. do we need to manage the vegetation area differently? things like that as well. so the biggest hangup right now in maui appears to be funding. there's some debate on how much money should be thrown at wildfire prevention. i'm going to look at some of the things that maui was warned about before this fire and potential solutions for the future. that's all coming up. new at five, guys. all right. looking forward to your report at five. brooks, thank you. and if you want

merc rolling in and temperatures in plymouth is 14 degrees. increasingly humid air spreading behind this weekend warm front here. thatxpect some mist and fog around some of the coast and over the hills. but there will be spells of sunshine as well, the best of the sunshine across northern and eastern parts, still windy and very cold across shetland. elsewhere, though, starting to turnjust elsewhere, though, starting to turn just a little bit warmer. thursday is set to be the warmest day of all for the majority. this southerly wind bringing that warm air northwards across just about all parts of the uk. with that, still some areas of cloud, mist and fog around through thursday morning as well but some spells of sunshine. in the far northeast, still that quite brisk wind coming down, it will struggle. elsewhere, temperatures widely into the 20s, maybe 2627 degrees across parts of southeast england. the warmth and humidity will be short lived because as we get into friday this frontal system, this cold front will push its way eastwards. that could ring heavy and possibly hungary rain behind it. and exercise spells and s

merced and fresno. this activity will start to die down, seeing showers and sprinkles near novato, out towards brentwood, but that activity should clear out and give better conditions through the workweek. a little bit of a roller coaster, though, i'll explain in a few minutes. >> we have a lot going on. from the flooding to the mud slides to downed power lines, hilary certainly left its mark. here's nbc bay area's ian cull. >> reporter: over the weekend and in to today, torrential rain and wind from the tropical storm turning southern california roads into rivers. creating debris flows over major highways, palm springs was one of the places hardest hit by hilary, laura kuch moved there five years ago from the bay area and she watched and recorded as flood water took over the entrance to her neighborhood. >> i saw people's cars floating and it was not pretty. it was bad. the rains started flooding really quickly mid afternoon yesterday. >> reporter: down the street from her knee deep bud covers entire streets. residents say it's like quick sand, impossible to drive out of. the national guard has been called in to

tornado in merced county early this afternoon, not something we typically associate of california weather, but is typical of the landfalling tropical systems. everything is swirling around. that's the remnants of eugene feeding on the remnants of hilary. the showers and storms will quiet down tonight. we'll see fog begin the day tomorrow, should back up to the coast as we head towards midday, fewer showers and thunderstorms. even in the mountains in the sierra, we won't see as much activity tuesday afternoon. temperatures warm up a little tomorrow, a lot wednesday, kind of a one-day spike in temperatures, almost 100 degrees in concord on wednesday, but we back down to near average temperatures by friday, a gradual warm-up through the weekend into next week, but no extreme heat in sight, even with the 99-degree high temperature wednesday. here's the re news. that mugginess you feel will gradually decrease. we should be into the not bad category on the muggy meter by tomorrow evening and dropping down to comfortable by the middle of the week. at least we don't have to deal with the heat and humidity, but never rule anything out. seems this year with the tropical system hitting ca

that. we'll have more from steph curry planning on it tonight at 11. but for now, from the lake merced golf club, chris alvarez, abc seven news. guys, send it back to you. great stuff. >> yeah, it really is. chris, thanks so much. >> coming up, some of the best gymnasts in the country are gathering in the south bay right now as they get ready for this weekend's 2023 us gymnastics championships. when breaking news happens, find out instantly with the abc seven news app. >> get custom alerts for your neighborhood stream. abc seven news 24 seven plus get accurate weather anytime the abc seven news app download it now. the acura summer of performance event going on now. is the number one heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. >> it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take inchesto if pregnant it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. and don't take inchesto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems or high bloo

merced knows what we might save just from preventing evaporation. >> we estimated upwards of 63 billion gallons of water could be saved by shading canals with solar panels. that's enough to irrigate 50,000 acres of farmland or toto meet the residedential wateter needs ofo 2 millioion people. . >> reporter: : then there's t electrical payoff. if every mile of canal in the state were covered -- >> we estimated 13 gigawatts of power could be generated statewide. >> reporter: that's about the output of six diablo canyon nuclear power plants. >> and it all started adding up. >> reporter: jordan harris, who heads up solar aqua grid. >> i think we're all highly aware of our need to combat climate change to produce more renewable energy. >> reporter: so this is one of two sections that we're going to be putting solar panels over. 500 feet of solar panels will shade the wide canal here, 8,000 feet at a narrower canal. in a state where it took b.a.r.t. 40 years to reach santa clara county -- >> we'll break ground this fall most likely in november. >> reporter: how long will it take? >> at the end of q2 in 2024. so really it's going to be a quick construction timeline onc

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matched five of the numbers, minus the mega number in california that was sold in the city of hilmar, which is just south of turlock in merced county. concerns about gun violence in oakland, what we're learning about two separate shootings in the city yesterday, and the newsletter from mayor shengtao about possible ways to address crime. plus a secret memo is revealing more details about the trump team's plan to overturn the 2020 election results. i'm madeleine rivera in washington with more on that document. as former president trump fights the charges and at bay area, whether the cloud the cloud cover from this morning trying to clear back to near the coastline. we get a break from the heat today and we'll have more on your forec t co ng troubles mount. he'sied a $350,000 fine on the company for a delay in complying. madeleine rivera has the latest developments from washington. you know, every time you get indicted, i like to check the polls because one more indictment that i think this election is over. one more former president trump cracking a joke about his legal problems, even as they become more serious a court prote

five of the numbers, minus the mega number here in california that was sold in the city of himmler , which is just south of turlock and mercedto turn into housing and public recreation areas, as more americans do. most of their shopping online. many brick and mortar stores are struggling to survive. this is forcing some shopping centers to close. players of one of the most fast growing sports in our country are lobbying to set up pickleball courts in these empty malls and a new indoor pickleball facility opened last weekend in tempe, arizona, called pickle mall. you can't have this fun ordering something on amazon from your house. you have to come here. and one thing that we're excited about and i think our partners and simon are excited about is we're bringing new people to the shopping mall. and once they're here, they will they will check out the shops, the people behind pickle mall want to expand to other parts of the country. the number of pickleball players in the us tripled in the past three years to a total of about 9 million. new this morning, target is expanding its curbside pickup service to stores across the coun

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merced, they redid the course as well. so perfect conditions. spencer christian absolutely. >> sunny and warm today. no, thathreat of showers has diminished significantly. so let's enjoy some summer like weather. here's a look at what's going on right now in our live doppler seven looping image. and you can see the clouds have been pulling away from the coastline today, giving us sunny skies, at least for most of the day. just about everywhere we have some little cloud buildups over here in the mount hamilton area, maybe a shower or two. but not probably not affecting any population populated areas. it's breezy, but not terribly windy right now. we have an onshore flow with wind speeds at the surface, basically 12 to about 15, 18mph. and noticeably warmer than at this time yesterday. in fact, 13 degrees warmer right now. concord and livermore, 11 degrees warmer in novato. so that warm up has been quite significant, especially in our inland areas. nice view from sutro tower looking out over san francisco where the temperature at this hour has not yet reported but it was above 70 a little bit earlier 75 right

that's great. it is in the park and community center there. as well, quick builds making progress. the lake merced quick build and bayshore projects are preparing to enter construction. and last month the hide and 17th held open house for design proposals funded by prom a on valencia acvagz of bike signals 15th and 23rd. with an initial other impresumes we'll look forward to updates on the projects in the next few months. turning to updates in our office. we remember processed host 3 summer high school interns from san francisco schools. the summer we have enjoyed tony lou a rising senior at george washington. grab riela at bay will school and anthony a graduate of lowell high school. thank to them for would like with our staff and they are researching a group project folk ulgsed on bus stop and transit safety. conduct surris and out roach and potential solutions. thank you. to singsia fong and eric young for running that program for us. enterprise research planning system migration is my last update. internal project as well that sing why is manage. going limp this is so we update our whole erp s

african american reprention, you know, several points lower than at uc merced, there -- there's less reports of isolatio and you can see that even at the unc campus. there are some students even under their policies today who are support -- who report feeli racial isolation. but native americans, who, of course, have a small rcentage of representation on campus compared to african americans, report feeling less racially isolated. so i think the suggestion that that can be the standard by wh jud a race-neutral alternative is insufficient. chief justberts: justice kagan? justice kagan: this is a little bit off the track here, but you made a reference earlier in your remarks about gender diffens. and there's a lot of statistical evidence that suggests that colleges now, when apply gender-neutral criteria, get many more women than men. and assume that that continues to be true, so that using gender-neutral criteria, you men are 30 percent of a class or 35 percent. and a university sai you know, at's neither healthy for our healthy for society, that men are so undereducated as compared to women. could a university put a thumb on

merc who does child retrieval overseas. over 100 women so far. what can we do better? click that is a really good question. when we develop our engagement strategies in consultation with the state department and our embassies abroad and the stakeholders, we are behind parents -- a government recognizes they have a problem and they want to do better, it is helping them identify what steps they can take and how we can support them in doing that. whether it is judicial training, law enforcement training, locating missing children. i think one of the things we can do better is drawing on the experience and resources. not just at the state department but -- looking very broadly at who is doing what and who can be part of this equation, who can help resolve some of these challenges. left behind parents are a very valuable resource. but it is helping to get the world out. -- word out. humanizing the issue so they understand the cost of the children and their families. i was very moved when a mother whose child has returned from a foreign country sent us a video of their return at the airport. it wasn't just the m

mercs possessions are going up fucti more than 1,300 items ale. the collection including some of the stage costumes he wore, handwritten drafts of his songs like "bohemian rhapsody" his beloved baby grand piano thatng in a gym in miami after he spent most of his money by sending it to his village in zimbabwe. the rest of the money he was saving to bring his family after hearing the story, johnson decided to fly to miami to deliver some news. >> it's my family. oh, my god. >> so i wanted to bring you here -- >> aw! >> so, themba, i don't know anybody that lives here. i wanted to come here. i wanted to bring you here i wanted to look you in the eye, and i wanted to tell you welcome home. >> oh, my god. thank you. >> wow. >> look at that. >> no longer living in the gym here's your house. he wanted to assure him that the only thing he has to focus on now is getting his family here. >> wow, that's so beautiful. >>> next up, big news for broadway fans of "the notebook" will love this one the novel is headed to broadway. it will chronicle a love story that you all know and love the lifelong romance of ally and noah "the notebook" is set to hit broadway this sing >> yes you have never seen "the notebook"

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