cool for the second ha half of the weekend. then looking ahead, yeah, we have rain next week. chris. lisa, thanks. the vote on supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh is now on hold. a last minute request from senator jeff flake spurred the president to reopen the fbi investigation into kavanaugh. kavanaugh's friend mark judge is willing to cooperate with the investigation according to his lawyers. dr. christine blasey ford named judge as a witness to her alleged sexual assault. "the new york times" reports the fbi will also investigate deborah ramirez's allegations. she accused kavanaugh of assaulting her at yale. abc news roert emily rou has more on the wild day in washington. >> just when it loobld there was no turning back a last minute surprise from republican senator jeff flake. >> i thit d proper to delay the floor vote. >> reporter: flake calling for an fbi investigation before he would grow to advance the nomination. hours before two women cornered him in an elevator after he said he planned to support kavanaugh. >> you tell all women in america 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, emails and texts we haven't had a pr i think we can be proud of. >> as the day went on key undecided senators showing support for flake's plan, including democrat joe marchen and susan collins and lisa iwa stood. >> now the fisher has less than a we can 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 those questions, both kavanaugh and blasey ford said they will cooperate. president trump reacting on twitter calling it the seventh fbi investigation of brett kavanaugh. emily rou capitol hill. >> and just to be clear, this is not a criminal investigation. but it is a federal crime to lie to the fbi. investigators could dig up new information but a formerly fbi agent tells abc 7 news it's unlikely we will see startling revelations. >> i don't think the public should expect a whole lot different from what we have right now. because it's a he said/she said case. 36 years ago. >> the fbi will report findings to the white house but will not make a recommendation. this morning we learned the gofundme account for dr. ford is done accepting donations. the organizer posted this message saying, we are officially turning off this campaign. a statement of gratitude from the family will be forthcoming in the next 48 hours with a fuller explanation. but in the meantime do keep your comments coming. i'm sharing them. the page raised more than $500,000 since it was created 11 days ago. they say it will go to security and other expenses the family incurred since the decision was made to step forward. there are new developments on the supreme court nomination every day. and you can get them sent directly to your smartphone. enable push alerts. new this morning vallejo police want to find this woman. they say she pepper sprayed a wahl greens employee. the incident made a dozen customers sick. sky7 was over the scene on thursday afternoon. the employee told police she recognized the woman as someone who previously stole from the store. when the employee asked her to leave the women shot a burst of pepper spray. medics took the employee and one kmer to the hospital a dozen others were treated at the scene. if you recognize this woman you are asked to call vallejo police we are hearing from a wife of a man purged in a face and seriously injured. it happened when he mistook a car for a ride share. surveillance video show he is the victim, chris matthews wagon up to a car at 1st and howard 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 he has a lot of people routing for him. i know he is strong. and i hope he can move through recovery quickly so that he can come home and be back with the kids and be the father that i know he is and the husband that i know he is. >> so far police have not announced any arrests. the time now 6:0 a. the city of san francisco takes action following a story we first brought you on abc 7 news last night. we spoke to a san francisco man who goes by the twitter handle, sf streets 1. he has been documenting drug use and crime right outside of his window. after hour 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 on 8th. the 311 twitter account responded promising a response within 24 hours. mayor london breed tweeted back thanks 311 but we can do better than 24 hours. 311 sent someone out to clone it up late last night. materials areivg for the fix to the salesforce transit center. two cracked beams forced the $2.2 billion transit hub to close earlier this woke. with materials arriving 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. in the south bay, some of the world's top beach volleyball players are there this weekend for the inaugural platform 1440 san jose invitational. here is more on what the name refers to and what's to come this weekend. a beach volleyball oassist set up in silicon valley. platform 1440 has arrived on the grounds of this stadium and fans are excited. >> people know so much about the sport. you'll sit here and talk to someone next to you, and they'll be the parents of a player. >> reporter: the event is the brain child of san jose native kari walshgenics. 1440 representing the total number of minutes in a day. >> we want to inspire the world wherever you are to be in the moment that's where the power and juice of life is. and that's where it's at, you know. >> john poach with san jose sports authority is proud of yet another big event coming to the south bay. >> to select san jose our hometo north is about what could we do to bring in events and promote events with the partners in the region to celebrate our lifestyle in the bay area. >> the festival includes a professional tournament and multiple concerts as well as personal development and health and wellness activities for the entire family if it's been a while since your last trip to avaya you notice construction. earthquake way is closed meaning parking is only accessed off aviation avenue. >> it's cool we get to be here and represent bay area small business, healthful foods, and support kars awesome event. >> a new movement born in the bay. >> everyone can learn and play this sport. 's like. >> tickets are available for the event this weekend. you can watch the final round of competition sunday afternoon right here on abc time now is 6:08 on this saturday. meteorologist lisa argen tracking the accuweather forecast and tracking rain this week. >> a year ago at this time we had the wildfires breaking out in the north bay. and nothing but cooler than average with precip coming our way the next several day processes look at the live shot where the kwaerm is shaking. we've got a deep marine layer. 60 downtown. 63 in concord with 59 in livermore. certainly a 180 with the weather, the hot weather last we can. and we'll talk about how long the numbers will be below average and when we see the rain coming up. >> thanks. i was 28 years old. i had resigned myself to the fact that i was dying. >> it was a day that changed her life forever. congresswoman jackie speier opening up to cheryl jennings about the jonestown massacre. a feature meant to keep your profile priv this year marks the 40th anniversary of the jonestown massacre. it's the largest murder/suicide in american history. it happened to american citizens living in a religious cult overseas in the south american country of guyana. congresswoman jackie speier was there in 1979, as a young aide to a congressman investigating reports of abuse. but they were ambushed and shot trying to leave. she talked to our reporter about how that attack drastically attacked her life. >> i was 28 and i had resigned myself to the fact i was dieing. >> they found another bullet in my right arm three weeks ago. >> she 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 aide to leo ryan. he was on a fact finding mission to investigate complaints of sexual and physician abuse at the overseas compound in guyana. he brought journalists to cover the story. >> they came and shot the congressman. they shot don harris, the nbc reporter. the cameramen, the sound man, greg robig her badly mangled body with one arm behind the plane's wheel well. she and the others were on the airstrip nearly 22 hours. they were finally moved to a tent still waiting for medical attention which came much later. >> all i had was 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 swigs of rum to get threw the night. >> the ambush killed congressman ryan and four others, including three journalists. shortly after the attack, jim jones sent more than 900 followers of the jonestown 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 as i look back at it is that we had a state department that failed us. we had local law enforcement that failed us. we had local government that failed us, bus 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 any commit crimes. >> i'm a roman catholic and i look at the catholic church and how they allowed priests who were pedophiles to be recirculated into another parish when they had an obligation to go to laughtw enforcement and didn't. >> speier has become fearless after surviving her experience. >> had jonestown not happened i don't know that i would have run for public office. that's the real power of being in elective offices is that you can shine a spotlight on issues that deserve attention. you can bring people together to find solutions to problems. and it's really incredibly fulfilling. >> cheryl jennings, abc 7 news. you can hear congresswoman speier as full interview on the website, website opinion also she has a new book coming out next month fielgtsed "undaunted." the time is 6:16 on this morning. marty balin, has died, he formed the airplane group in 1965, a big part of 60s san francisco sound. his band and many other bay area acts performed at his club. the group went in different directions in the early 70s but some members came together a few years later as jefferson starship ♪ do you believe in miracles ♪ >> according to a spokesman he died thursday in tampa, florida on the way to the hospital. the cause of death wasn't immediately available. balin was 76 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 and what you can do to protect yourself. >> reporter: the massive breech announced friday made it process possible for hack tors take over people's accounts through the view-as option. the feature allows people to see what their profile looks like to another user. >> we don't know much beyond that. we do know the function of how the hack worked in very basic trms. but we don't know how long the vulnerability might have existed. we don't know 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 of those people will now have to log back into facebook or any of the apps 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 and when i do there is just pictures of me and my girlfriend. hack away. have at it. >> i've been wanting to delete anyway because it wastes too much time and doesn't make people happy. that's why i was doing tp here is added incentive. >> if you plan to stay connected you can do so safely by changing the password and enabling two factor authentication. requiring to you enter a second unique code sent straight to the cell phone before logging in. lastly, under facebook's security analog-in page you can make sure only authorized devices have access to the account. and you can remove the rest. . and facebook owns instagram. so another question is whether any of our instagram accounts have been impacted by this. now sure, they tell me it's bay too early to determine how far reaching the breech has gone. i'm in menlo park, amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >> announcer: now the accuweather forecast. good saturday morning. we are looking at a cool weekend. in fact we could see sprinkles for you in the north bay and then widespread rain headed norway the entire bay area, looks like by monday night into tuesday. here is live doppler 7. and we are keeping our eye reyes on this. a couple of systems coming in play. this is a hurricane this continues to weaken. hurricane rosa. moving north and northeast bringing rain through bau law and maybe flooding on the peninsula there, 3 t moves tth d weaken over the next several day the. but moisture from this system and a system north will allow for perhaps a somewhat rainy tuesday. but first things first. it is 61 in hayward. 59 in san jose. with mid-50s in santa rosa. it has been certainly much, much kohler the past couple days with the numbers in the 40s. in the north bay. but right now anywhere from 3 to 8 degrees milder due to cloud cover. a live look outside from the roof camera. pretty interesting view here with the winds calm. but we will see the possibility of a few light showers or sprinkles throughout the north by today. that's a system off the coast and then the numbersably average all weekend. and then the next system brings widespread showers monday into tuesday. but if you are spending time in the south by you notice it's on the cooler side of average. 50s to low 60s from 8:00 to 10:00 with a lot of cloud cover. then the clouds thin out. upper 60s to low to mid-70s. that's shy of the low 80s for this time of year. but you'll be dry and also see more sun in the east by. let's take you through the forecast hour by hour, twourt this aer to petaluma, sbaftable, could see light showers mist and drizzle along the coast. this is 5:00 into the sunday morning. and notice still the possibility of isolated showers. but sunday is trending dryer. still some clouds around. if we add up saturday into sunday, the amounts are just trace amounts to about .1 of an inches in the north by. looking at highs ranging from mid-60s in the city. upper sections in sand rafael and oklahoma. 73 in fremont. 76 in san jose. santa rosa. 72. 10 degrees cooler than average. 75 in concord. bringing in the storm impact scale next week it's a one. we could see .1 to .5 of an inch of rein. monday morning, dry. monday afternoon, the rain moves in into tuesday. early. looks like the tuesday morning compute could be soggy. by the evening it's better. overnight lows tonight in the mid-and upper 50s with scattered showers and the milder weather. by next weekend a dryer sunnier forecast with the girls festival in santa clara. that will be october 6th. but in the meantime the accuweather seven-day forecast featuring cooler cloudier weather with sprinkles over the weekend mainly north. we're basically dry on monday except for showers at night. and then by tuesday you download the accuweather ach and you can track the live doppler 7 with a significant system for this time of year first one in almost six months. and looks like we could add up the totals on tuesday. >> always good to have the precip in the forecast. just ahead a woet treat, the extra found you find at the volunteers are pitching in to turn a corner of san francisco into an urban farm. the field located in skroker amazon park is now known as the hummingbird farm. six acres are being transformed with the help of the public utilities corporation. sand tech corporation and a non-profit called prudairp it provides fruits and veggie to the local communities. >> a lot of smelledle plants and traditional foods that is traditional to the americas and also like the asiatic world. >> when it's up and running organizers expect the farm to generate about 1,000 pounds of produce each season. also happening this weekend, the sixth annual candy palooza, the at jelly belly factory in fairfield. head to visitor center for carnival rides. arts and krafrts. and of course free samples. the event happens today and tomorrow. time new is 6:26 still to come on abc mornings. it's been almost a year since a gunman opened fire and country music festival in las vegas. how one bay area survivor is marking the anniversary. also ahead this morning, a perfect weekend for apple picking. why many orchards say they are making a >> announcer: good morning north bay. let's get up and get going. >> announcer: this is abc 7 mornings. thanks so much for choosing abc 7 news to start your day. i'm chris nguyen. we start this half hour with a quick look at weather. here is our meteorologist tracking the conditions where you live. hi, lisa. >> hi, chris. partly cloudy in sand rafael. a lot of clouds around the bay area. keeping temperatures milder than we are used to. how about 60 in the city. 62 in oakland. upper 50s mundt moun view. 57 at the coast. and this is our walnut creek camera with clouds over the east bay. i have ip fefrts. santa rosa. noft off low 60s in. and bring in the forecast animation. you notice the grown represented on the screen here, a few showers mainly sprinkles lifting up towards the north by part of the around. otherwise we'll be dry and looking at partly cloudy sky for most pch afternoon sun for the south bay and east bay. numbers running from 5 to 10 degrees cooler than average. afternoon highs coming in in the mid-70s forhe et valleys. about 70 around the bay and gray at the coast and talking about better chance of rain next we can. chris. >> thanks. half past of the hour and new overnight, a magnitude 7.5 earthquake in sbonzy triggered a steam killing more than 3807 people. this is the moment that the 10-foot steam shd smashed in bblding and swep aaway basketballing in pal u. sbonzy is prone to earthquakes sitting on the ring of fire. the vote on supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh is on hold. a last minute request from republican senator jeff flake spurred the president to reopen the fbi investigation into kavanaugh. the fbi has less than a week to investigate dr. christine blasey ford's claims, including details offer in her testimony that could easily be checked including her memory of seeing kavanaugh's classmate mark judge the at a local supermarket after the alleged pakt. judge's lawyer says he is willing to cooperate with the investigation. this is ripping the country apart. and the calls i've been getting, the emails, texts, and it's just, you know, 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 deborah ramirez's allegations. she acse kavanaugh of assaulting her at yale. the national sexual assault hotline reported 200% increase in people seeking help following dr. ford's testimony. one south bay crisis hot the line center is also citing an uptick. carlos salcedo explains which thursday's hearing may have resonated with sexual assault survivors. >> does that mean. >> reporter: the phone lines at the ywca in silicon valley busier than normal. counsel can counselors taking calls. >> counseling and therapy is one of the first resources we see survivors wanting. they want to be able to have 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 christine blasey ford's testimony before the senate judiciary committee. richardson says watching ford share her story of sexual assault 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 i we see something like that happen or you hear a story that resonates with something you experienced that that can bring up some of the eemss and persons again. >> reporter: 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 have helped. the best thing to do if a survivor wants to share their story is to listen. >> first and foremost that we believe them, that we are here. we will support them in any way we can and that this is a safe place for them to share their stories and get help if they want it. >> people seeking resources or will go for someone to share their story with can call the ywca 24-7 hotline at 1-80 oh-572-2782. callers can remain anonymous. >> we have more resources on our website to take action and find your ally when it comes to topic like sexual abuse and mental health. go to abc7news.com/take action. monday marks aier since a gunman opened fire on a country music festival in las vegas killing 58 people and injuring hunting. abc 7 news as at oakland international airport at three bay area survivors left for vegas last night. kim should be ert and friends with her fey at the festival are going for threedies of memoryuals festivals and events. >> it's a time for us to be with other survivors and 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 nerve-racking but i'm looking forward to it. >> she and her friends weren't badly injured but struggle with the memories. one man wants to make sure the victims aren't forgottenen. he he made a krs for each victim after the shooting. and placed them at the welcome to las vegas sign close to the location of the event. now 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 their loved one. they've gone through the holidays without them. >> he plans to hold a 58-hour vigil starting tomorrow to honor the 58 lives lofts. there will be a 1-hour vigil for each victim. back here at home santa clara officials want to pay you to get rid of guns. today five cities are coming together for the first north county gun buyback event from 8:00 this morning until noon you can bring unwanted guns to the sunnyvale prebtsen church. officials will pay you $100 for a handgun rifle or shotgun and $200 for assault weapons. it's a safe and anon news place to depose of firearms. . make sure the guns are ununloaded appear kept in the trunk of your car. >> governor broul brown has signed a bill banning sales of guns to people under 21. it raises the age limit from 18 to 21 for rifles and shotguns. sate law already bans people under 21 buying handguns. people with hunt lies licensen members of military and law enforcement are exempted. governor brown also signed a bill to become the first state to ban the sale of cosmetics tested on zms. the law ends the sale of cosmetics like lipstick, and shampoo containing ingredients newly tested on animals. the exception includes state or federal law requires animal test fudge there are no alternatives available. a san francisco neighborhood's beloved tamale lady has died. virginia ramos was known for visiting manipulation district bars with mere rolling cooler full of tamales, a late night snack for bar guests. david hall, could other than of the bar shotwell says people loved her for more than her 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 hadn't been feeling well in recent weeks. she was in the process of opening up her own restaurant. virginia ramos was 65 years old. time now is 6:37. and free flu shots are offered in san jose today. santa clara county valley health centers offers them to adults 19 and older. you can stop by the centers on downtown san jose and tuly road and more park avenue from 10:00 until 2:00. there are more dates in october and november. bu e of fruit season. abc 7 news was in sebastopol where apple season is in the froyum. many orchards are opening doors to pick up your own apples. it's a tradition at apple a day ranch. the owner tell us there is a right and wrong way to pick an apple. >> if it doesn't want to give it up, it's not ready. so you want to pick an apple the tree just kind of hands to you, you pull it lab and then it just comes off. you have to tug the branch it peens it's not ready usually. >> they are making a comeback in sonoma due to increased interest in cider. we have a list of apple orchards offering you pick in weekend. go to the website. abc7news.com, and search for apple picking. still ahead on abc 7 mornings, what is yes? we are hearing from the jeopardy contestant who asked his girlfriend the ultimate question on air. also ahead beyonce and jay-z bring a show to the bay area tonight, the area you might want is a o rf cerull weekend of not to the finish.t. but to the beginning. a fight that can only be won, if we stand together for one cause. him. expert care for every new beginning. it's a big weekend in berkeley for fans of the beatles. last night was the west coast premiere of pepperland. it's a musics. le and danz performance by the mark morris dancer celebrating the 50th anniversary of the album sergeant pepper's lonely hearts club band. there are three more performancesing two today and one tomorrow. if you go you can check out cost tombs artwork and music from the era in the lobby of the zellerbach hall. get ready to see sharks. today is sharktoberfest in san francisco. it happens in the presidio. head to marine sanctuary visitor center. celebrating the return of the great white sharks to the ocean barkyard. there will be live music and a costume contest. time now 6:42 on this saturday morning. lisa tracking the ac weather forecast for us. cloud cover out there. cooler temperatures to start the weekend. >> yes, definitely but looking inviting at the beach as we go to santa cruz right now. you can see the sun there. temperatures in the low to mid-sifts 50s right now. high of 71 later on. maybe a little cool for some but a dryer forecast south of san francisco could see some sprinkles north and then widespread rain next we can. details in a few minutes. >> changes are ahead, lisa. thank you. coming up next in sports the giants try to keep the biggest rivals from purging their ticket to the playoffs while the a's pack bags for the post season. when the you could generate your own energy, at home. or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. we're following breaking news out of mississippi. two police officers are dead after a shootout with a suspect. this happened in the town of brook haven early this morning. this is about 60 miles south of the state capitol of jackson. right now it's unclear what led up to the confrontation. we are told a suspect has been taken into custody. we'll stay on top of the breaking news and bring you details throughout the day. time now is 6:45 np ports a big day of college football for bay area schools. san jose state hosts hawaii at 4:00 p.m. number 7 stanford battles the 8th ranked fighting irish at notre dame stadium at 40. and number 19 oregon takes on cal skikoff at memorial stadium at 7:30 people. it's the final weekend of major league baseball. the a's plan the wild card game. anthony flores has the details. >> good morning, everyone. well the yankees spoiled the drama of the final weekend of the regular season by beating the red sox on friday night that means the a's will be headed to the bronx for wednesday's wild card game. the a's in anaheim to take on the angels bob mel mourn started lou trevino in the hope to help mike fires. in the sec offense in not sharp. rookie taylor ward with a three-run homer giving a 3-0 lead pl fire still in there mike trout wallops the 39th of the year. 5-0 halos. a's lose 8-5. they would be at the yankee for the wild card game. dodgers will smith won the award but his niece stole the show throeing out the first pitch. great. bottom 2 no score. nick hundley with the 10th of the year over the cars in left. 1-0 giants. now to the bottom of the fourth. the giants with bases loaded and a cha break it open. but the grounding into the double ending ended the inning. madison bumgarner on the hill out of trouble until the 5th. the red hot justin turn we are a 2-run shot and the dodgers beat the giants by the final of 3-1. well it seems like the off season is getting shorter and shorter for the warriors. tonight the dub back on the court to tip off the prison. taking on minnesota. now the big four are expected to play but see limited action. remember, it's only prison. coach kerr has been happy with the first week of practice. and hopes to be rewarded with a clean game. >> i just want to see us be sharp. you know, 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 off with a good effort tomorrow night. >> well, kevin mcdermott wins the cuff o tough man award. the viking long snapper reported lost the tip of his pinky in thursday's nights game against the rams. according to espn he lost the tip a finger when it got stuck in an opponents face mask. he was stitched up and returned to the feel. he had surgery on friday to ger bone on his finger broke off the tip. ouch. he is reportedly not going to miss any action for the rest of the season. that's a lack at the morning sports. have a great weekend. >> announcer: now the accuweather forecast with lisa argen. we went from record warming near 100 degrees the middle of last week to cooler than average temperatures maybe sprinkles. live doppler 7 though showing the fog. i'm showing you this hurricane weakenings thp this is rosa tp it will continue to track north. heading towards baja as a tropical storm. as it does it brings a lot of rain there. and some high surf. it will be impacting our weather. it looks like monday night into tuesday along with a system to the north. so we'll get to that just a moment. right now, emeryville, a little hazy out there. 60 downtown. 62 in oakland. upper 50s. mountain view, san jose and half moon bay, 50 morgan hill. and a live look from our sutro tower camera where you can see partly cloudy conditions. 57 in santa rosa. 58 in vacaville. concord mild 63. 59 in livermore. light showers and sprinkles here, the possibility in the north bay today. otherwise partly cloudy skies. temperatures will be well below average today and tomorrow. and looking at widespread showers late monday into tuesday. if you are spending time in the east by, the best chance of some sun later on today, highs in the mid-70s for most of you around concord and pleasanton. by 10:00 or 3:00 in the afternoon that's cool, 8 degrees cooler than average. and you notice the clouds around. but more cloud cover in the north bay. and long the coast. and through the next several hours by 2:30 this afternon you can see the green. could see showers from santa rosa, petaluma, cloverdale, otherwise most activity misses you unless you are along the coast. and by sunday afternoon it lifts to the north and we're seeing a milder and partly sunny day for the second ha half of the weekend. rainfall amounts through early sunday to sunday night in the north bay about .1 of an inch. then interesting after that. 69 in oakland today. 73 in fremont. 75 in concord. low 70s santa rosa and napa. we're bringing in the storm impact scale for tuesday. scattered light showers anywhere from maybe .19 of an inch to .5 inch. some forecast middles bring in an inches. we'll see as it gets closer backup look at monday into monday night tuesday morning. the rain is offshore. pushes through early tuesday. and the tuesday evening compute looks like scattered showers. and so we will watch it for you. tonight it's gri with a few areas of mist and drizzle. upper 50s and a sunnier weekend is on tap is looks like next weekend with the girls' festival in santa clara with 60s to 70s. great looking afternoon for that. as for this week, the accuweather seven-day forecast shows the cooler than average weather, extra cloud cover and the download the app and you c keep track of live doppler through the next several days looking interest. >> 70s aren't bad. >> you're right. >> thanks. dress up the pet and watch them strut their stuff in the annual pet parade in burlingame. more than 1,000 people and pets participate every year. students in san mateo county can compete in the best school float competition. the winning school will receive a check for $50 0. wen with with a pet can join. meet at 9:30 this morning. the event starts at 10:00. a special question on jeopardy, a contestant proposed to his girlfriend during the show. but would she give the answer he was looking for? here is abc news anchor david muir. >> reporter: it was of an episode of jeopardy starting out like any reporter what is egypt. >> good. but skefrtant michael found himself asking the questions. it was the moment when they reveal a little bit about themds. >> i wanted to say one quick thing and ask maria schaeffer. >> who is maria where is she in hello maria. >> if she would make me a winner today and marry >> are you marry me? >> yes. >> of course. >> maria. you responded too quickly i was about to say we'll have the answer to this question after this commercial break. >> that would be what is yes. >> what is yes. all right good for you. >> mike is telling us tonight the proposal was a spur of the moment decision made while in the green room where 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