but there is yet another system behind this. that promises to bring more widespread rain early next week. sixth by 10:00. at 2:00 upper 60s by partly sunny skies in the east by. otherwise notice it's mostly cloudy. peninsula and south bay will have breaks in the numbers of the cool side of average. 60s to 70s. chris. >> thanks. the. the vote on supreme court nom nigh is on hold. a last minute request from republican senator jeff flake spurred the president to reopen the investigation into kavanaugh. kavanaugh's friend mark judge is willing to cooperate. christine blasey ford named judge a a witness to her sexual assault. the fbi will also investigates deborah ramirez's allegations. emily rou has more on the wild day in washington. >> reporter: when it looked like there was no turning back, a last minute surprise sfr republican senator jeff flake. >> i think it would be proper to dli the floor vote. >> flake calling for the fbi investigation before he would agree to advance the nomination. hours before two women cornering flake in an elevator after he said he planned to support kavanaugh. >> you're telling all women in america that they don't matter they should keep it to themselves. >> but his change of heart setting in motion a request from chairman grassley then president trump ordering that supplemental fbi investigation limited in scope and lasting no more than a week. >> this is ripping the country apart. and the calls i've been getting and emails and texts we haven't had a process i think that we can be proud of. >> as the day went on, key undecided senators showing support for flake's plan including dmak joe man shun and republicans lisa murkowski and susan collins. >> it was a dwood step today thank you. >> now the fbi has less than a week to investigate christine blasey ford's claims including details offered in her testimony that could be checked easily like her memory of seeing kavanaugh's classmate mark judge at a local supermarket shortly after the alleged attack. >> i certainly would feel like i could be more helpful to everyone if i knew the date that he worked at the safeway so that i could give a -- a more specific date of the assault. >> that classmate likely of interest to investigators. >> and now investigators can ask the questions both guyana and blasey ford have said they will cooperate. president trump reacting on twitter, call this the seventh fbi investigation of brett kavanaugh. emily rou abc news, capitol hill. >> to be clear this is not a criminal investigation. but it is a federal crime to lie to the fbi. vrgs could dig up new information but a former fbi agent tells abc 7 news it's unlikely we'll see neoany startle willing revelations. >> i don't think the public should expect a whole lot different because it's a he said she said case 36 years ago. >> the fbi will report finding to white house but will not make any sort of recommendation. this morning we learned the gofundme account for dr. christine blasey ford is done accepting doons right-wings doos posting this message saying we are turning off this campaign, a statement of gratitude from the family will be forthcoming with a fuller explanation. but in the meantime keep your comments coming. i'm sharing them with her. president page raised more than $500,000 since created 11 days ago. the money will go to security and other expenses the family is incurring since blasey ford made the decision to come forward. there are new developments on the supreme court nomination every day. and you can get them all to your smartphone. download the abc news app and enable push alerts. time now is 5:04. and new this morning. vallejo police want to find this woman who pepper sprayed a wahl grown's employee. the incident made a dozen customers sick. sky 7 was over the scene on thursday afternoon. the employee told police she recognized the woman as someone who stole from the story before. when the woman was asked to leave the woman shot a burst of pepper spray. a dozen were treated at the scene. if you recognize this woman you are asked to call the volume vallejo police. we are hearing from the wife of a man punched in the face and seriously injured when he mistook a car for a ride share. surveillance video shows the victim chris matthews walking up to a car at first and howard in san francisco earlier this month. a man gets out and punches matthews sending him to the ground his wife says there was blood everywhere and he has a brain injury. >> he has a lot of people routing for him. i know he is strong. and i'm hoping that he can move through his recovery quickly so that he can come home and be back with the kids and the father that i know he is. and the husband that i know he is. >> so far, police have not announced any arrests. the city of san francisco takes action following a story we first brought you on abc 7 news last night. we talked to a san francisco going by the twitter handle sf streets one who has been documenting drug use and crime outside his window process. after our story we helped him get a fast response from police. last night he tweeted about a pile of trash at the 14 bus stop on mission and 8th, the city's 311 twitter account responded promising a response within 24 hours. mayor londed breed tweeted back thanks 311 but we can do better than 24 hours. >> 311 sent someone out to clean it up late last night. jefferson airplane coveder and lead singer has died. balin formed the airplane in 1961, a big part of the 60s sound. his band and many other bay area acts performed there. the group went in different directions in the early '70s but some members regrouped a few years later at jefferson starship ♪ miracles, so would i ♪ according to a spokesman, balin died thursday on the way to the hospital in tampa, florida. the cause of death was not immediately available. balin was 76. materials are expected to start arriving today for the fix to the salesforce transit center. two cracked beams forced the $2.2 billion transit hub to close earlier this week with materials rafrg today work is expected to begin tomorrow. the transit center is expected to stay closed at least until the end of next we can. buses will keep operating out of the temporary terminal. some of the world's top beach volleyball players are in the south bay for the san jose invitation al. here is more on what the name refers to and what's to come this we'll get to that story hopeful later in the broadcast. experiencing technical difficulties there. but tickets are available for the event this weekend. you can watch the final round of competition on- right here on abc 7 on sunday afternoon. so a lot to look forward to there. meteorologist lisa argen is here tracking the forecast for us. and we'll have cloud cover. noticing the drop in temperatures. >> not the sunniest of weekends. in fact we add sprinkles to the north bay perhaps and then better chance into next week. a live look outside. you can see the cloud cover. if you are planning sun today, best bet would be the east bay valleys but still 10 degrees below average for september. this is supposed to be the warm time of year, remember? well we see cooler than average temperatures for many days for the upcoming work week. i have a low back at the accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. i was 28 years old and had resigned myself to the fact that i was dying. it was a day that changed her life forever. congresswoman jackie speier opens up to cherylgenics about the jonestown massacre. also a feature meant to keep your profile private may have put you at risk. mere a live look outside from our emeryville camera. cooler temperatures. lisa returns with the full forecast to plan out your weekend coming up. this year marks the 40th anniversary of the jonestown massacre. the largest murder/suicide in american history, it happened to american citizensly living in religious cult overseas in the south american country of guyana. congresswoman jackie speier was there in 1978. she was a young aide to a congressman who was investigating reports of abuse. but they were ambushed and shot while trying to leave. speier talked to our cheryl jennings about how the attack drastically attacked her life. >> i was 28 years old. you know, i had resigned myself to the fact that i was dying. >> they have just three weeks ago found another bullet in my right arm. >> jackie speier survived in spite of being shot five times by followers of the reverend jim jones. he led a religious cult called the people's temple. speier was an aid to congressman leo ryan on a fact finding mission to investigate complaints of sexual and fabz at the overseas compound in guyana. he brought journalists to cover the story. >> and they came and shot the congressman. they shot don harris, the nbc reporter, the cameramen, the sound man, greg robinson, the examiner photographer. and me. >> she managed to drag her badly mangled body with one arm behind the plane's wheel well she and the others were on the airstrip for nearly 22 hours. survivors were finally moved to a tent waiting for medical attention whichchlar. >> all i had was the -- the goodness of you know some of the reporters and the producer from nbc who came and brought me rum. guyana rum and i took situation to get through the night. >> the ambush killed the congressman and four others including three journal ifrts. shortly after the attack jim jones sent more than 900 follower of the compound to their death. he ordered them to drink a cyanide-laced beverage. >> i walk around now with the scars and the baggage of that tragedy. >> what troubles me most is that we had a state department that failed us. local law enforcement that failed us. we had local government that failed us, because there were so many tell tale signs of illegal activity. and that alone should have prompted scrutiny. >> speier says jonestown taut her we have to be suspicious of groups operating in secrecy while claiming the first amendment right of freedom of religion. they need to be reported if they commit crimes. >> i'm a roman catholic and i look at the catholic church and how they allowed these priests who were pedophiles to recirculated into another parish when they had an obligation to go to law enforcement and didn't. >> speier has become fearless after surviving her near death experience. >> had jonestown not happened i don't know i would have run for public office. >> that's the power of being in elective office you can shine a spotlight on issues that deserve attention. problems.ing people together to and it's really incredibly fulfilling. >> cheryl jennings, abc 7 news. >> you can hear congresswoman speier as full interview on our website, abc7news.com. also the congresswoman has a new book coming out next month. it's titled undaunted. the time is 5:16. 50 million facebook users may be at risk. this after the social media giant announced it's been hacked. abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo has more on the breech. >> reporter: the massive breech announced friday made it possible for hackers to take over people's accounts through the view as option. allowing people to see what their profile looks like to another user. >> we don't know much beyond that. we know the function of how the hack worked in a basic terms. but we don't know how long the vulnerability might have existed. we don't know what was -- what it was used for by hackers. it's very messy right now. >> reporter: the social giant says it's fixed the vulnerability and informed law enforcement. access tokens for 90 million users have been reset. many people will have to log back into facebook or any of the achs that use facebook log in. finally the company temporarily disabled the view-as feature for a security review. surprisingly the major breech isn't bothering everyone. >> one i very infrequently post to facebook. generally it's just pictures of me and my girlfriend. hack away. >> i've been wanting to delete because it wastes too much time and doesn't make people happy. i was going do it but here is added krepive. >> if you plan to say connected do is it safely by enabling a password and two factor authentication. requiring to you enter a second unique code sent to your cell phone before logging in. lastly under facebook security analog-in page you can make sure only authorized devices have access to your account. and you can remove the rest. and facebook owns instagram another question is whether any of the instagram accounts have been impacted by this. now, they tell me it's way too early to determine how far reaching the breech has gone. in menlo park. abc 7 news. a group of volunteers is pitching in to turn a corner of san francisco into an urban farm. the field located in crocker amazon park is now known as the hummingbird farm. sick acres are being transformed with the help of the utilities compassion. sand tech cooperation and a non-profit. organizers say the garden will provide fruits and vegetables to the local community. >> a lot of medicinal plants and traditional foods that that is traditional to the americas, and also like the asian world. and yeah, just food. >> when it's up and running organizers expect the farm to generate about 1,000 pounds of fruits and vegetables each season. >> announcer: now the accuweather forecast with lisa argen. good saturday morning, the first full weekend of fall featuring fall-like weather with cooler temperatures and sprinkles. more widespread rain coming next week. as we widen live doppler 7 this is hurricane rosa making its way into baja and perhaps arizona and new mexico, and the remnants of that bringing some rain, could be decent rain into monday night and tuesday. through the early morning hours, here we are 7:00, you can see some of the moisture pushing up into the north bay by the afternoon. so not out of the question to see a few light showers squeezed out from santa rosa to clover dale, maybe mist and drizzle along the coast. through the rest of the afternoon, it's likely you could see a spotty shower and some drizzle along the shoreline. otherwise it looks like sunday will be the dryer day until the next system heads our way. in terms of amounts we're looking at about.19 of an inches this system today into tomorrow squeezing out just a little bit of wet pavement out there for us. temperatures in the 60s from oakland to san francisco. i want 54 in santa raies. 56 in fremont. 61 in hayward. look at this bringing in the storm impact scale for tuesday where is he we see scattered light showers any where from.1 to.5 inch into next we can. it's quite interesting around here. so light showers and sprinkles are possible in the north bay today. temperatures below average over the weekend and widespread showers coming into play early next week. but for the rest of today if you are spending time in the the north and south bay it will be on the partly cloudy skies, better chance of sunshine in the east bay and south bay. upper 50s to low 60s until 10:00. up he were 60s by noontime. and then low to mid-70s should do it for the highs around 2:00 to 4:00 in the afternoon. we should see highs about 8 degrees warmer than this. of course september, our warmest time of year in the city of frist, but not warm today. let's fast forward to monday and tuesday. as you get going monday morning you'll be cloudy. by machined night into tuesday, look at this, this looks like a more winter scenario with showers spreading into the area for the tuesday morning and then tapering off by tuesday afternoon. so in terms of your amounts, yeah, this is what we are looking at. this is into tuesday night. .5 inches maybe an inches. this may might be slightly overdone. but we are trending wetter with the first system tomorrow and then everyone sees the widespread rain tuesday. partly cloudy skies 65 in san francisco. 69 in san mateo. sun towards the east and south bay. but still a good tens cooler than average. the accuweather seven-day forecast, featuring the clouds today, a few drops north. morning sprinkles tomorrow. basically dry in the afternoon on sunday. by monday the rain comes in at night. it's a one on the storm impact scale by tuesday download the app and notice the temperatures coming back to near average, the 80s we have to wait all week to get them back. >> it's been a long time since we've seen the storm impact scale. >> five and a half months. >> thanks. a sweet treat, the extra fun you find at the jelly belly factory in >> ifooking for covered. alexis smith from abc 7 mornings has ideas from our partners at hood nl. >> whether you like it spicy mild or enterbetween. we havy ideas for everyone thanks to partners at hood nl. >> calling all bloody mary lovers. the fechlt at the arts cultural center in san francisco. a celebration of the favorite brunch cocktail brings together city. you can void for them and the panel of judges will name the best bloody mar in san francisco. the festival runs from 10:30 to 6:00 and tickets start at $45. grab the leather and head to te san francisco original. the 35th annual full sm street fair from 11:00 to 6:00. 13 city blocks and 250,000 people in outrageous attire make this the largest legislator fair in the world. exhibiters live stage and plenty of dance music will fill the stret in 8 to 13/8 in soma. doonare encourages encouraged. for something completely different the museum of modern art offers free family fun day. enjoy hands on art making experiences and the grammy nominated family friendly hiphop group alphabet rockers. the museum is free for visitors 18 and younger but on free family day it's free for up to two adults accompanying each visitor 18 and younger. from all of us and our partners we hope you have a great weekend. also happening this weekend, the sixth annual candy palooza, at the jelly belly factory in fairfield pch head to visitor center for tours, rides and of course free samples. that's happening today and tomorrow. the time is 5:26 still to come on abc 7 mornings it's been almost a year since a gunman opened fire on a country music festival in las vegas. how eay area survivor is marking the anniversary. ahead this morning a perfect weekend for apple picking by with pg&e in the sierras. and i'm an arborist since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guis ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future. >> announcer: good morning east bay. let's get up and get going. >> announcer: this is abc 7 mornings. thanks so much for choosing abc 7 news. i'm chris nguyen. we start off this half hour with a look to it weather. here is lisa argen tracking the weather conditions. >> a lot of cloud cover. allowing for milder temperatures in some spots. 62 in oakland. 60 in san francisco. 54 in santa rosa. this is warmer than we've had on the clear mornings. so we will be looking at a cloudy start with temperatures warmer for oakland to concord this morning. a little cool ner san jose. but cloud cover will be most of us throughout the morning. then thinning out throughout the east and south bay. notice the green, a possibility of showers heading up towards the north bay and breezy at times. 50to mid upper cloudy skies. a few veiningles in the north bay. highs in the 70s and we see the sun, those will be the warmest conditions in the low to mid-70s. we'll talk about better rain chances coming up in the seven-day outlook in a few minutes. >> thanks. new overnight, a magnitude 7.5 earthquake in sbonzy triggered a steam killing more than 380 people. this is the moment, the 10-foot steam smashed into builds and swept away home in pal u city indonesia. indonesia is prone to earthquakes. they are on a full-time line in the pacific basin. the vote on supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh is on hold. a last minute request from jeff flake spurred the president to reopen the investigation into kavanaugh. the fisher has a we can to investigate the claims of blasey ford including details in her testimony that could be checked, including her memory of seeing mark judge the a a local supermarket shortly after the alleged attack. judge's lawyer says he is willing to cooperate with the investigation. >> this is ripping the country apart. the calls i've been getting, emails and texts, it's just -- it's been rough to see. and we haven't had a process i think that we can be proud of. >> "the new york times" reports the fbi will also investigate debra ramirez's allegations. she accused kavanaugh of assaulting her at yale. the national sexual assault holt line reported a 20 oh% increase of people seeking help following christine blasey ford's testimony. one south bay hotline center is citing an uptick. our reporter explains why thursday's hearing may have resonated with sexual assault survivors. >> does that mean. >> the phone lines at the ywca silicon valley has been busier than normal. they've been talking calling calls from survivor. >> counseling and therapy is one of the first resources survivors want. they want a safe person to share the story with. >> alex richardson is the crisis intervention manager at the center. she has seen a steady increase in callers following ford's testimony before the senate judiciary committee. she says watching her share her story on the world stage could have given other survivors the courage to come forward to get help. >> it's one of the hallmarks of trauma when you see something or hear a story that resonates with something you experienced that can bring up experiences and emotions again. >> the san jose center offers a full range of services including emergency shelter and legal advocacy. on the walls are messages of support to survivors who they've helped. the best thing to do if a survivor wants to share their story, is to listen. >> first and foremost we believe them, that we are here, support them in any way we can, and that this is a safe place to share their stories and get some help it if they want. >> people seeks resources or looking for someone to share the story with can call the hotline at 1-8 oh -- the number on screen. >> carlos salcedo, abc 7 news. we have more resources on our website. for you to take action and find your ally when it comes to topics like sexual abuse and mental health. just go to abc7news.com/take action. monday marks one year since a gunman opened fire on a country music festival in las vegas killing 58 people and injuring hundreds. abc 7 news was at oakland international airport as three bay area survivors left for vegas. kim shub ert and friends with her at the festival are going for throe days of memorials and events. >> it's a time for us to be with other survivors. i think it's just going to be very healing for everybody. and i'm sad for a lot of people that can't be there and obviously for the 58 angels no longer with us. but it will be -- i'm looking forward to it. it's never racking but i'm look >> shub ert and her friends weren't badly injured in the shooting but still struggle with the memories. one man wants to make sure the victims aren't forgotten. he made a cross for each after the shooting and placed iconic sign close to the location of the event. he brings them back to help people cope with the anniversary. >> a year is a tough time because they've gone through every birthday without the loved one. they've gone through the holidays without them. >> helans to hold a 58-hour alvinle starting tomorrow to honor the 58 lives lost. there will be a is-hour vigil for each victim. >> the time is 5:34. santa clara county officials wants to pay you to get rid of guns. five cities are coming together for the first north county gun buyback event. from 8:00 this morning until noon you can bring the guns to a church on fremont avenue. official also pay you $100 for a handgun rifle or shotgun and $20 oh for assault weapons. the goal is to provide a safe and anonymous place to depose of them make sure they are unloaded and kept in the trunk of your car. governor brown has signed a bill banning gun sales it people under the age of 21. the bill raises the age limit for the purchase of rifles and shotguns from 18 to 21. state law already bans people under the age of 21 from buying handguns. law enforcement, members of the military and people with hunting licenses are exempt from the new law going into effect next year. governor brown also signed a bill to become the first state to ban the sale of cosmetics tested on animal. the law will end the sale of excusable neglects like lipstick, dee odorant and shampoo kaning ingredients that are newly tested on animals. an exception includes state or federal law that requires animal testing if there are no alternatives available. a san francisco neighborhood's beloved tamale lady has died. virginia was known for visiting mission district bars with her rolling cooler full of the food, a late night snack. they said they loved ramos for more than the food. >> the memories are -- of just her being a very sincere, endearing individual, you know. and just, like, always -- always wanting to know how you are. >> hall says ramos had not been feeling well for weeks. she was in the process of opening her own restaurant. virginia ramos was 65 years old. free flu shots in san jose today. santa clara county valley health centers offers them for adults 19 and olderer. stop by the centers in daunt san jose on tuly road and moore park avenue from 10:00 until 2:00 to get the flu shot. and november. summer may be over but it's not the friend of fruit season. abc 7 news was in this area where the apple snlz is in the prem. many orchards are opening doors to pick apples. it's a tradition at apple day ranch. the owner tells us there is a right and wrong way to picking an apple. >> if it doesn't want to give it up, it's not ready. so you want to pick an apple that like the tree just kind of hands to you. you pull it a little bit and it comes off. if you have to tug the branch that in means usually it's not ready. >> a.m. orchards are making a comeback due a increased interest in cider. the for a list of orchards go to abc7news.com and search apple picking. >> time is 5:38. still ahead, what is yes? we hear from the jeopardy contestant the ultimate question on air. also ahead yonza and jay-z to the bay area tonight. heading to break here a live look outside from the exploratorium camera pointed at the financial district in san francisco on saturday morning. you can see fast, reliable internet is crucial. does it every go down? yes. can't do my 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(laughing) for a limited time get fast, reliable internet for a low price. call now. comcast business. beyond fast. 80s big weekend in berkeley for fans of the beatles. last night was the west coast premiere of epperland. a pormds by the mark morris dance pepper celebrating the 50th anniversary of the sergeant peppers lonely hearts club band. if you combo you can check out cost tombs artwork and music from the era. get ready to see the sharks. food is sharktoberfest in san francisco. a fun event in the presidio. head to the marine sanctuary visitor center starting at 11:00 to celebrate the return of the great white sharks to the ocean backyard. there is live music and ae cont. fu tes. ofea as we see changing weather and some heavier layers you might need the next couple here is a live look outside with your notice that it looks quiet here, the wind blowing a bit. but temperatures are mi oakland. due to all the cloud cover. it's going to take us a while to thin it out. we could see sprinkles in the norg by and then more widespread rain into next weak. early season rain on the way i'll have a lack with the accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. lisa, thanks. coming up next in sports, the giants try to keep the biggest rivals from punching the ticket to the playoffs while the a's pack bags for the post season. when they can you base jump from a huge tree? >> sounds like a terrible idea. welcome back, everyone. a flag raising to mk00 until the 2019 college football playoff national conference. coming to levi stadium in january. hall of famer ronny lot was there as city hoefted the day. organizers say the game brings more than 100,000 visitors to the region. al guedo is the chairman of the host committee. >> to us it's fitting in the fifth year of levi we host the fichgt installment of the championship gave. we have done over $500 million of economic impact dpor for the region. we do it with everyone's support. it's not just a city. it's everyone. >> the college football playoff national championship game takes place january seventh at levi stadium. watch it live on the sister network espn. in sports a big day of college football for bay area teams. san jose state hosts hawaii at 4:00 p.m. number 7 stanford battled the fighting irish at notre dame stadium at 4:30. and number 19 oregon takes on cal, kickoff at memoryual stadium at 7:30 tonight. it's the final weekend of major league baseball's regular season. the a's have the plans set for the wild card game. anthony flores has the details in this morning's sports report. >> good morning, everyone. the yankees spoiled the drama of the final weekend of the regular season by beating the red sox friday night. that means the a's head the to the bronx for wednesday's wild card game. the a's in anaheim to take on the angels, bob melbourne started lou trevino hoping to help mike fires. it didn't. in the second he was in-on and not shopper. taylor ward with a three hundred run homer. fire till? there third inning. mike trout wallops the 39th of the year. 5-0 halos. a's lose 8-5 for at the yankees for the wild card game. giants and dodger won the willy mcyub but his niece stole the show. bottom 2 no store. nick hundley with the 10th home run of the year process over the cars in left. 1-0 giants. the bottom of the fourth the giants with the bases loaded and a chance to break it open. but tomlimson grounds into the ending of the play. madison bumgarner on the hill getting out of trouble in thelet fifth. the red hot justin turn we are a 2-run shot and the dodger beat the giants by the final of 3-1. well it seems like the off insa season is getting back on the for the. taking on month, the dubs. the big four are expected to play but see limited action. remember only preseason. coach kerr has been happy with the first week of practice and clean game. i just want to see us be sharp. i would like to see us continue to do what we have done this week. i've been really impressed with everybody, the vets and the new guys. it will be great to finish it off with a good effort tomorrow night. well kevin mcdermott runs the tough man award. he reportedly lost the tip of his pinky in thursday night's game against the rams. he lost the tip of heir finger when he got it stuck in a face mask. then stitched up and returned to the field. he had surgery on friday to repair the digit but lost a quarter of his finger when the bone broke off the tip. ouch. he is reportedly not missing action the rest of the season. that's a look at morning sports. have a great weekend. now the accuweather forecast with lisa argen. it's been an unusual summer same manner with early season rain headed our way next week. even over the weekend. you can see a few sprinkles if you're in in the north by. here is live doppler 7 with plenty of cloud cover. i want to call your attention to the pacific here where hurricane rosa continues to weaken. this is at about 100 miles an hour and is moving north/northeast. you notice that the track continues it towards baja. and it's spreading generous rain there anywhere from 3 to 6 inches, perhaps 10 inches up into arizona and perhaps new mexico. it will influence our weather come monday night into tuesday. right now, though, we are milder due to all the cloud cover. the cool spot, 54 santa rosa and napa. 58 in mountain have youen a san jose. 62 oakland and concord. and that's milder, considerably milder than we have been. 2 to 7 degrees warmer. it has been cool mornings. in fact this morning we will n and light sprinkles you a er possible in the north bay. temperatures below average for the weekend as much as 10 degrees below average inland. and widespread showers early next woke. late monday into tuesday. bringing the storm impact scale. early to do you notice the rain offshore. going through the next several hours into the evening hours, cloverdale, santa rosa, parts of marin and the coast could see sprinkles, a lit shower, otherwise this drifts off to the north and east. and sunday it looks to be your dryer day. rainfall amounts through the weekend look to be focuse up in the north bay. this is through early monday with anywhere from a couple hundredths to maybe .1 inch of rain. today in the south i, partly sunny. on the cool side upper 50s to low 60s by 10:00. near 70 noontime. and we'll call it partly sunny with low to mid-70s right on through the afternoon. so pleasant but certainly cooler than we expect for september, late september. highs from around the bay in the 60s in the half moon bay. 65 in san francisco. upper 60s. richmond and oakland with 75 in concord. here is the storm impact scale bringing it into play for you on tuesday. it's a 1 process. scattered light showers from .1 to .5 inch of rain. early october bringing in so much rain, hard to believe. that's because of the remnants of the hurricane bringing in the moisture from the south. by 2:00 fl the morning on tuesday we've got rain along the coast. it pushing threw the bay area by tuesday afternoon. and then by the evening commute it looks like just a few scattered showers. rainfall amounts are beginning to add up. anywhere from a half inch maybe more than that have in some spots. we will keep you posted the accuweather seven-day forecast featuring the cool weather today. maybe sprinkles north. and about the same deal tomorrow temperaturewise with, maybe mist and drizzle by monday. looking at the chance at night. download the ach and usually tracking temperatures but now tracking doppler 7 for the even on tuesday. then thursday, friday, back to typical per -- well fall in september with 80s. >> we'll see if people remember how to drive in the rain. >> oh, yeah. >> tricky. >> thanks. happening today, dress up the pet and watch them strut their stuff in the annual pet parade in burlingame. more than 1,000 people and pets take part each year. students in san mateo county can compete in the best school float competition. the winning school will receive a check for $500. anyone with a pet can join the parade. just meet at the parking lot near broadway and chula vistaa avenue at 9:30. the parade starts at 10:00. aal question on jeopardy a contestant proposed to miss girlfriend you agree during the show but would she give him the answer he sought. here is david muir. >> it was an episode of jeopardiy that started out like any. >> what is egypt. >> but michael found himself asking the questions. it was that moment when normally the contestants reveal a little about themselves. >> i just wanted to say one quick thing and ask maria schaeffer. >> is maria where is she hello maria. >> if she would make me a winner today and marry me? >> will you marry me. >> yes, of course. >> maria, you responded too quickly i was about to say we'll have the answer to that question right after this commercial break. >> that would be whall right. good for you! >> mike is is telling us the proposal was a spur of the moment decision while he was in the the green room where contestants wait. >> they asked how long we were together. i said ten years they said about time to put a ring on it. >> i was like maybe i should ask her tonight. >> he did he took a chance on final jeopardiy and won. >> and he came in second by the way. as you saw she said yes. next look up, the unique you'll see on the side of a bay area building tonight. welcome back, everyone. here are the wins numbers from last night's $$336 million megamillions drawing. 39, 45, 52, 56, 59, the meganumber 15. nobody picked all 6. the japgs goes up to $$367 million. good luck. fans getting ready for for beyonce and jay-z. the couple has joined forces for the on the run tour. the last tour at at&t park. the show will mark beyonce's fourth performance added levi including her appearance during the super50 for the halftime show and the first for jay-z. starting at 7:30 tonight. also tonight, dancers will perform hundreds of feet in the aaron the side of one of downtown's san jose's most iconic buildings. abc 7 news was there as the dance troop rehearsed in public. the troop is based in oakland and performed with pop star superstar pink. the music awards. it's part of the sbrigs to kick-off the fall schedule. tonight's performance starts at snourk 7:00. next at 6:00, the ghosted me account for christine blast blasey ford is no longer exception donations. the message posted now. also, the search for a woman who pepper sprayed a wahl green's employee. the surveillance picture police just released. >> announcer: it takes a vllage. it takes community. it takes more than two parents to raise a child with special needs. >> the taylor family foundation serves children at risk. it's an amazing program for kids to be in a very protected environment and they get to have so much fun. >> announcer: abc 7 supports the taylor family foundation. can you too. help send a special needs child to camp. find out how at . >> announcer: good morning, beau. let's get up and get going. >> announcer: this is abc 7 mornings. it's saturday, september 29th. good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. let's look at the forecast. here is our meteorologist tracking live dplerp 7 for us. >> hey, chris. last week we had a high fire danger. and this week we look at sprinkles and below average temperatures for the first week of autumn. you can see the cloud cover and marine layer and further south there is a hurricane weakens impacting baja california, bring us clouds and even rain towards early next woke. right now, though it's mild, mid-50s in the north bay. low 60s san francisco and oakland. for the morning hours notice the cloud cover thins in the east bay but showers want to move into the north bay. they'll be light we could see mist and drizzle on the coast. nothing to change plans. but you notice the temperatures stay cool. 50s to start out. the sun coming up after 7:00. mostly cloud in theast

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