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>> good morning, everyone. i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, august 13th. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist frances dinglasan. >> gray clouds once again. live doppler 7 and satellite image showing us the clouds and the fog that is starting to retreat back to the coast. it is still in parts of the bay. and temperatures will be in the 50s, 60s, even 70s in the next hour. then we'll warm up for lunch time and the clouds will pull back to the coast. still 60s there. but we'll see 60s and 70s around the bay and even 8 0s inland. we'll be a little bit cooler in some spots and we have got an even bigger cooldown on its way. i'll tell you more coming up. >> frances, thank you. we are following the latest developments in charlottesville, virginia. this morning a somber mood as an investigation begins the deadly violence there. a 20-year-old ohio man is

accused of plowing into a crowd of demonstrators, killing at least one person and injuring 19 otrs. it happened after violent clashes between white nationalists and rprotesters. abc news reporteter meganun hug joins us live now from charlottesville. good morning, megan. >> reporter: good morning to you. we are standing in the spot where that car plowed into a crowd of protesters. we're -- it is a very calm scene, but we're seeing a lot of sad faces, a lot of tears this morning. some people coming, bringing brooms here, saying they were trying to clear the streets and cleanse the area. others bringing flowers to this makeshift memorial you see behind me. you can see there are flowers, visitors paying their respects right now. there are balloons. this is the only indication that there was a deadly rampage here just yesterday. overnight, the charlottesville community holdin a vigil for healing, this after a day of

panic and chaos in the streets. car plowing through a crowd of counterprotesters, killing one 32-year-old woman, sending 19 people to the hospital. >> hit like two or three other cars and pinned people in between the cars, smashed into people. >> reporter: the driver, identified as a 20-year-old white male from ohio. it capped off a weekend of hatred and violence in the city, white nationalists swinging torches friday. the violence escalating saturday, as a white supremacist and counterprotesters clashed. the state of emergency declared. two virginia state police officers, lieutenant h.j. colin and burk m.m. batesd ie d ainhelicopter crash as they we assisting public safety. foul play is not suspected. president trump speaking to the nation denouncing the violence, but not the white supremacists specifically. >> we condemn in the strgest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry, and

violence on many sides. >> reporter: the governor of the state ofir vgiani did have a messa message. >> a have a message, go home. >> reporter: after refuse ing to respond to questions yesterday, the white house this morning releasing a statement, quote, the president said very strongly in his statement yesterday that he condemns all forms of violence, bigotry and hatred. and, of course, that includes white supremacists, kkk, neo-nazi and extremist groups. in charlottesville, virginia, megan hughes, abc 7 news. the woman who died has been identified as 32-year-old heather higher. the black student union at the university of virginia tweeted her photo saying they'll never stop fighting for her. she is a virginia native, a candlelight vigil is planned for heyer in her memory tonight in charlottesville. california congresswoman

house minority leader nancy pelosi issued a statement, condemning the violence and criticizing the president saying, quote, the president's talk of violence on many sides ignores the shameful reality of white supremacists in our country today and continues a disturbing pattern of complacency around such acts of hate. here in the bay area, protesters held their own demonstrations to remember the victims in virginia. and to protest the white housee harrington has the story from union square. >> reporter: candles light up san francisco's union square for a silent protest. demonstrators cover their mouths with tape, an act to symbolize this moment, when president donald trump ignored a reporter who asked if he wants support from white nationalists, like the group at the center of violent clashes in charlottesville. >> black lives matter. >> reporter: a much louder protest echoed through the streets of oakland.

>> no hate. no hate. >> call out the hatred and the bigotry and say no, this is not who we are. >> reporter: and ann daniels made her own sign, a play off these images of torch bearing white nationalists marching through the university of virginia. >> this is the statue of liberty. it says this is my torch. i believe in liberty and equality for everybody. >> this is taking dogme days. >> reverend amos brown, head of san francisco's naacp places blame squarely on the shoulders of the president who he says has created and encouraged this type of climate. >> that sent a signal to these conservatives, these races, alt-right people too, to feel that it is open season, to pick on minorities and marginalize people. >> you cannot put this at the president's doorstep. >> leo, an outspoken trump

supporter, calls this weekend's violence horrible. but he argues white nationalist groups have been around for decades and in this case, all sides need to take responsibility for their own actions. >> we have to stop this fighting and protesting and screaming and go home, hug our families and look for a way to unite our country. >> reporter: alisa harrington, abc 7 news. more charlottesville are happening nationwide today. here are just some of the events orre in the bay area. ze rnigaallireesrs in san jose, novato, sant kra cr cruz and castro valleys. those attending are being encouraged to bring their own signs and flashlights to show solidarity. protesters attending last night's rally in oakland momentarily marched on interstate 580 near grand avenue. this is video taken by a reporter for uc berkeley student newspaper, the daily towel.

protesters took over all lanes of traffic around 9:30 last night, some setting off fireworks. police and the highway patrol cleared thest ibo mironute ps. it is unclear whether any arrests were made. running back marshawn lynch appeared to stage a silent protest in his first game as an oakland raider while other players sod during the national anthem before the game against the cardinals. lynch was photographed sitting on a cooler. head coach jack del rio says lynch told him he always sat during the star-spangled banner. del rio says it is a nonissue. lynch is a native of oakland and in the first year of a two-year, $9 million deal with the raiders. colin kaepernick sparked controversy same issue. in the north ba ba ba ba is living with relatives after serving time in los angeles county in the jail there for

harassing a teenage girl. silly was known as the downtown l.a. predator for taping women on the street without their permission and then uploading the video clie. >> i'm feeling so good this morning. doesn't matter there is always these people scared and lking, like, saying bad things about me. >> he's an individual that is a high risk of reoffending, and so we wanted to make sure that the residents knew he was moving in. >> police say silly must stay away from children, no photos, no videos, officers will be watching and are dinosk a the s. we're sure they will. developing news this esd a house fire in fi cupertino thanks to an alert neighbor. now the cany're investigating ht started. firefighters say it began around 4:30 this morning, destroying the garage of a home on craig court. a neighbor saw smoke and woke

the family up, two adults, thro. firefighters say they stopped the flames from spreading to the rest of the house. developing news out of union city, two families are homeless after a car crashed throughd mi. the alameda county fire department says the crash happened just feet away from station 32 on alva rauto boulevard. first responders found a pickup truck on the lawn and a bmw in the home. police say the drivers were racing down the street moments before. both drivers and a passenger ran from the scene, police have one person in custody. fortunately no one in the dleupx was hurt. operations are back to a security mishap inaernttional cause ed an evacuation and security sweep. passengehers sseha prehotos of the long, long lines at tsa checkpoints yesterday. after officials decided everyone

in terminal a needed to be rescreened. >> they suddenly said, okay, we can't board anybody and a little later on the whole terminal i think had to recheck, go back through tsa. >> well, the airpoked bags were dropped off inside the terminal. they sometimes contain stuff banned from carry ones. >> they received a different level of screening. since they were brought into terminal a, a sterile area, we found it necessary, made the decision to rescreen everybody in terminal a. >> and that airport spokesperson hiot n was found. good deal. but, frances, yikes. what a nightmare. >> a long line. but i guess better to be safe than sorry. for us, we're going to see some sunshine. we had to deal with some gray skies, but inland areas are

already getting some early sunshine. temperatures warming up today once again. but tomorrow, grab your jacket, it is going to be a cool one. all right, frances. also ahead, a handful of people scored some serious cash. they're getting a slice of last night's powerball jackpot. where those lucky tickets were sold -- and -- >> we cannot believe it, we were so excited. >> speaking of winners, this couple shares their plans with us after their big lotto w

today is last day of the outside lands music festival. fans are hoping the lineup will stay the same after a big letdown yesterday. a tribe called quest canceled friday, then was rescheduled for last night, but later an alert went out saying their show would not go on. abc 7 news reporter lisa gulezian has more. >> reporter: this alert flashed on outside land screens just as a tribe called quest should have been taking the twin peaks stage. it is supposed to be their reschedule after canceling because of travel delays. >> it is abummer. we had tickets today. we thought we would get lucky and see them. i saw the it is canceled again. >> it sucks. we have been having fun all day. not quite sure why they got canceled. maybe there is other reasons. >> reporter: organizers blame further travel complications for the double cancellation.

it is not clear if the group will miss the festival altogether. but the sudden change in lineup didn't dampen too many spirits. most were here for metallica. >> super excited to see them. they're all about the fans. >> i always liked harder rock, metal. they're one of the originators. and amazing band. >> reporter: due to fulling restrictions, we weren't allowed to record any part of the concert, but the band did not disappoint. ticket and h those without tickets, they still found a way in. we saw this fan jump the fence with a large group and according to private security, there have been about 30 fence jumpers a day. they too have become an expected part of outside lands. in san francisco, lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 you are headed e lands today, you might want to download the abc 7 news app because here you'll find a video on how to get around the festival site along with weather and traffic updates weekend.

just be sure to enable push alerts. drivers should also watch out for traffic near at&t park. lady gaga is in san francisco today f joanne world tour. thousands of little monsters are headed to the ballpark to watch her perform. begins at 7:00 tonight, you can still buy tickets on ticketmaster starting at 50 bucks. the powerball jackpot just keeps on getting bigger and bigger. tickets with five winning numbers were sold in california, texas, illinois and new york. no one had all six winning numbers. to claim the $356 million prize, but check out those numbers -- the powerball number 19, wednesday's jackpot is now worth at least $430 million. a south bay couple has big

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more than $200,000 worth of supplies in the past three years. >> don't have a lot of funds or a lot of equipment. and this is just a great way to bring in some natural and some re-used equipment and supplies for the kids. tcaforniaeaerch spent about $6 year on school supplies. abc 7 news was in oakland where members of the morning star baptist church came together to get kids ready for the school year. free backpacks, food, clothing and haircuts were distributed at the west oakland church. volunteers say such giveaways are crucial for some families in west oakland because many have a hard time being able to afford school supplies. now, an accuweather upmo,rn >> i want to show you the satellite image with live doppler 7 and the cloud cover around most ofhe t the coast, of the bay. it is already starting to

retreat. i want to take you it the bigger picture. here is wexpect.ha we have this trough, see the clouds moving in, these are going to move south overnight into tomorrow, and that'sng eally drive temperatures to be cooler than normal. but for now, we can enjoy typical sunday morning start for summer. here is a look from emeryville, gray skies, calm now. you'll see san francisco there in the background, where it is currently 55 degrees. oakland, 59. mountain view, san jose in the mid-60s. gilroy, 58. half moon bay at 57. and we'll take you above the clouds to the east bay hills. yomou,re some in the 60s now. santa rosa, 60. napa at 57. novafairfield, concord and livermore up to the 60s. it is foggy at the golden gate bridge as you would expect. so we have got the morning fog, mainly along the coast, and the bay the next two hours, it will clear. partial clearing at the coast. where the clouds stick around. i'll show you where and then much cooler tomorrow.

so don't be surprised as you head into work and into the afternoon. here is the cloud animation forecast. so, even by later on this morning, we'll see clearing in the mother bnorth bay coast, th from san francisco, along the peninsula coast, they'll stay around for most of the day and into the afternoon. and then as we head overnight, the little pockets of green there, that's the drizzle that we're expecting tonigh all the way into tomorrow morning. as you head to work, you might need to use windshield wipers and roads c damp. alexis will track the traffic. highs today range0s fn rowamer . oakland, 71 degrees. san jose, comfortable and mild, 80 degrees for you. we'll see a few low 90s in clover dale and lake port and nice at napa, 82 degrees. also, last day of the sonoma county fair. temperatures start off in the

70s at 11:00. s. mb to the mid-80s, poserbl so plenty of sunshine all day long. you'll need some sunscreen and even at night, it will be fairly cool with clear skies by around 11:00. now, if you're heading to the golden gate park, i would grab a jacket definitely. it will be cool and breezy, partly cloudy conditions as well. with temperatures only in t lololololololololololololololo afternoon. the winds are going to pick up this afternoon. 10 to 20 milesser p we go into y will stay breezy and this on shore flow, that's what's going to drive temperatures down. for example, in san jose, average high is 82. below that, we really drop on monday. slowly ramp back up throughout the workweek. so, i want to show you the accuweather seven-day forecast. temperatures overnight will be in the 50s and in the 60s. so today, expect a similar day compared to yesterday. and then that cooler weather

arrives with drizzle tomorrow morning and temperatures will be about 5 to 10 degrees below average. >> i'll have my brother tim and his family visiting me and i told them august is foggest. >> it is foggest. anybody who lives in san francisco or the bay area knows you always bring a jacket in san francisco. >> always. layer, layer, layer. thank you. just ahead, art for the dogs. the story behind an exhibit that is made for our furry four legged friends. american idol is coming to abc 7 this fall. auditions will in oakland, one week from idol but jack london square giving you the chance to be a star. but you dyoonu't can audition online r now. we have a link to the application at abc7news.com. potential contestants need to be at least 1

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good morning, east bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >> welcome back, everyone. we're starting this half hour with a look at the our meteorologist frances dinglasan in for lisa. >> we're already seeing some blue skies and you cean doppler satellite image now. clearing in east bay. and also along parts ohe t and .

here is how the day plays out. in the next hour or so, temperatures will q 5gean0teuis. and you'll notice by the afternoon hours, it will climb up into the 80s. but the fog and clouds stick around at the coast throughout the afternoon with even a few high clouds passing through. temperatures will be 60s at the coast. 60s and 70s around the bay. low 80s to mid8- lest developme that horrific attack in virginia. following a white supremacist ray.ll this morning police say they have arrested the man accused of plowing his car into a crowd of counterprotesters. abc news reporter eva pilgrim has more on the suspect's background. >> reporter: panic and chaos, a car plowing through a crowd pro white nationalist rally in charlottesville.

this morning the suspected driver, james alex fields jr., is behind bars. authorities say fields, a registered republican, lives in ohio, almost 8 1/2 hours away. his motherelling the tap she knew her son was traveling to virginia for a rally. >> i didn't know it was, like, supremacist. i thought it had something to do with trump. trump's not a supremacist. >> reporter:his video arres sth after the crash. it happened just before 2:00 p.m. counterprotesters marching through downtown sent scrambling. >> the car just plowed through hundreds of people, downtown charlottesville. >> here you can see the silver 2010 dodge challenger barreling down the hill toward a sea of targets with little time to react. slamming to a stop, only after it hit a van and another car. blocked in, that car shifting in

reverdict, screeching back down the street to get away. >> shoes all over the ground, pools of blood all over the ground, people screaming. >> one person, a 32-year-old woman left dead. 19 more rushed to the hospital. five in critical condition. >> i can tell you the injuries are ranging from life threatening to minor at this point. >> reporter: the disruptive aftermath on the street lea bystanders searching forvi then loved ones. >> i need my sister. >> reporter: others jumping in, carrying those collision, desperately searching for help. this following nearly 24 hours of unrest. white nationalists stormed the university of virginia's campus friday night, protesting plans to remove a statue of confederate general robert e. lee. >> blood and soil. >> reporter: the violence only escalating saturday, chaos in the streets, asem don rastcount. in g in the streets. g a state t

>> reporter: police using pepper spray. then the situation taking that deadly turn. >> still shaking. i saw the car coming down the hill throwing bodies over top of it until the car cleared and -- that's going to stay with me for a while. >> reporter: eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> witnesses of the attack are beginning to process what happened. john ziegler spoke on "good morning america" this morning. he says he was in charlottesville with a drone to film the counterprotest. >> they weren't chasing after any of the white nationalists, no white nationalists in the area. they were going to march down the streets and get their message across to a city of cha. they got abo 20, 30 feet down the road, and i -- had i left

ten seconds earlier, i would have been in the path of the car myself, that's how close i wa >> ziegler says the car looked like it was going at least 30 miles an hour. he overheard another witness say the driver waited a couple of minutes before the attack. he was observing the counterprotesters to see which way they were going to march. president trump is facing critici criticism. much of the blowback is cginomr. here's abc news reporter david wright. >> we're closely following the terrible events unfolding in charlottesville, virginia. >> reporter: the president said ie hate and division seenn charlottesville have no place in america. >> we condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence on many sides, on many sides. >> reporter: but trump declined to call out the white

nationalists who organized this event, or to call the current incident domestic terrorism. this morning, that comment, denouncing bigotry on many sides, is under fire. even from some of the president's republican colleagues. senator ted cruz put out his own statement calling the attack a grotesque act of domestic terrorism, posting that the nazis, kkk and white supremacists are repulsive and evil. and all of us have a moral obligation to speak out. senator john mccain tweeted, white supremacists aren't patriots, they're traitors. america must unite against has redd a hatred and bigotry. and senator orrin hatch, we should call evil by its name. my brother didn't give his life fighting hitler for nazi ideas >> no matter our color, creed, religion or political party, we

are all americans first. >> reporter: also under scrutiny, the time it took the president to respond. as these horrific scenes were unfolding, first response from the white house came not from the president, but the first lady. she tweeted, our country encourages freedom of spee let's communicachte wit,hout ha in our hearts. no good comes from violence. #chaottesville. it took her husband 40 minutes more to send out his first tweet. reporters saw sought to press the president -- >> do you want the support of these white nationalist groups? >> reporter: he ignored them. david igwr a,htbc washington. and then after the president's comments about virginia, he sat down to signno veterans medical care. that bill will pump more than $2 billion into a program that vet medical care at government expense. it addresses a budget short fall at the department of veterans affairs that threatened medical care for thousands of veterans.

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trying to go a little further out and catch all of the people who are interested in this wonderful event and that ndfuer history. >> we love those rosies. this year's est16edat. c another rosy gathering will take place in october in michigan to try to challenge the richmond record. the mammal center is treating a large number of sea lions for poisoning. the poison is linked to toxic algae blooms. most animals are being rescued from the central coast, but experts say demollic acid levels e rising and creeping further up the coast. the sea lions are exposed to the toxins when they eat fish like consume the algae. happening today, your last

chance to enjoy the sonoma county fair, horse racing, live music, carnivalrides. this year's theme is holidays. today halloween is coming early to sonoma county. kids can trick-or-treat, ma mak pumpkin pie, meet the fairy godmother at the county fair. i did not know there was a pumpkin fairy got mother. i didn't know either. well, the pumpkin fairy got mother will not need a jacket because it is going to be nice and warm and sunny there. sonoma county and santa rosa. we're showing you live shot, gray in santa cruz, 60 degrees, sunshine too this afternoon, warming up to the low 70s. ail let you know what your neighborhood forecast is coming up. also ahead, a scary looking injury during last night's giants nationals game. one of baseball's biggest stars goes down. mike shumann has the details

let's check out sports. today, the giants are scheduled to play a day/night doubleheader against the nationals to make up for friday night's rainout. the first game starts shortly at 10:05park, weather permitting. game two is slated to begin at 4:05 this afternoon. the a's will face the orioles at the oakland coliseum. first pitch at 1:05. the raiders open their preseason

last night in arizona against the here is mike shoema the cardinals. here is mike shoemike shumann. we kick off with raiders football, hosted by the cardinals, first preseason game with most of the star players not participating. derrick carr, khalil mack, marshawn lynch did not play. this is a cardinals second preseason game, so carson palmer did make the start. 39 yards and 12-yard td pass. 7-0, cards. he played one series and drew stanton took over, he threw for 112 yards and one td. buying time, hits troy nicholas for the seven-yard score. 14-0, cardinals. e.j. manuel, solid for the silver and black. 40 seconds left in the happen. over the top, 30 yas. and former cal bear follows with a field goal and the raiders down 17-3 at the half. thd comeback, conner cook drove

oakland down the field, dumps it off, 29 yards to the cardinal 36 yard line. he would cap off the five play, 63 yard drive with a one-yard touchdown run. the raiders fall 20-10 your final. well, the giants and lted a rain delay, didn't start their game until 10:00 p.m. on the east coast. no sporting event should be started that late after the high paid athletes have been sitting around as injuries become an issue. top first, joe panic found the center of the cal hide from edwin jackson, the result, see you. 1-t0 lead. bottom first, aforementioned injury. bryce harper, watch his foot as he hits the bag. probably due to the rain, he slipped, hyperextends his left leg, hits hard, carry harper off. he is done. manager dusty baker cannot believe saw . daniel murphy singles in ryan zimmerman and go on to win

this contest, 3-1, your final. a's and o's, if you were late, you missed the first baltimore. shawn ymania lasted a third of n inning before he was removed from the game by bob melvenmelvn tim beckham two-run double. orioles 7-0 after one. that's deflating before your ros vete eam to bat. a's battle back with home runs from davis and olson. bottom first, davis with 32nd home run of the season, looking for back-to-back 40 home run seasons. they just hammer oakland 12-5 your final. that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike shumann. we'll see you at 5:00. have a great day. now, an accuweather update from abc 7 mornings. >> i'm meteorologist frances

dinglasan. clouds pulling back from the north bay coast and live doppler 7, you see it spilling into the san francisco bay. things change. i want to pull out and show you the satellite image with the trough. this is going to be approaching overnight tonight into tomorrow. that's going to bring us drizzle overnight and much cooler temperatures. but for now, we can enjoy this beautiful shot as we look out towards the bay bridge, waters are calm right now. we'll get sunshine there later on. san francisco, currently 55 degrees, oakland, 59. 60s in mountain view . 64, san jose 65. this time we're looking from the east bay hills, still see some of those clouds pushing through before they clear back to the coast. lots of temperatures ie 60s in santa rosa,th n 62. napa at 59. mid-60s through novato. fairfield, concord at 63, livermore at 64 degrees. from emeryville, looking west cisco, still gray out here an anright now.

we're dealing with morning fog, around the coast, and along the bay shoreline as well. partial clearing at the coast. we saw some of that in the north bay. and then get ready for much cooler temperatures tomorrow. we'll be well below average. so in the next hour or so, we'll start to see the clouds continue to retreat. and then by this afternoon, clouds just along the coast, starting to see more in parts of the north bay than from san francisco down towards pesk daro. clear in santa cruz. areas of light green are where we'll see some pockets of drizzle tonight. 9:00 tonight, even in parts of the east bay it will continue overnight into tomorrow morning. we'll have a little bit of a wet start, maybe wet pavement, maybe need your wipers on your way to work. but then we'll see sunshine tomorrow afternoon as well. highs today will range from 60s at the coast to upper 80s inland, even a few low 90s. san francisco 66 degrees. really nice in the east bay with temperatures in the 70s. oakland, 71.

we'll see a few passing high clouds intsar pf o as well. and san jose, sunny, and 80 degrees. if you're headed to the a's game this afternoon, it is going to be pretty comfortable and mild, temperatures mainly in the upper 60s throughout the game. and you'll need your sunglasses. and overnight lows will be in the 50s and 60s with that drizzle and that extra cloud cover from that trough that is heading our way. here is a look at the week ahead. in napa, average high is 83. we're going to be below that today. we'll really drop below that, almost ten degrees below normal for tomorrow before we slowly work our way back up to average for the end of the week. much cooler on monday. 60s at coast, maybe near 8 0, low 80s inland. accuweather seven-day forecast if you like yesterday, you'll like today. and then tomorrow, we start off with drizzle, we'll see a cooler afternoon, and then we'll slowly work our way back up, temperatures coming up through

the workweek, and then we'll be closer to normal and summer will return by friday. >> ifouy,ed h you'll hate today. >> yeah. that too. >> thanks, frances. one final game for the boys of summer today. a team visiting from japan will play the final game of the five-game series against a team from san mateo. wekee japanese team is a traditional cultural exchange and it makes everybody a winner. katie marzullo has the >> reporter: they came along way, but the baseball diamond fels like home to these young players from japan. they came to the bay area to play a team from san mateo, part of a sister city tradition that bait s79. >> i like playing against people out of the country. >> reporter: the game is played

every other year and the cities hst every other time. this tradition is about so much more than baseball. >> i learned good evening. >> reporter: they have to take language and cultural classes because they're not just playing baseball with these japanees h their homes. >> actually really fun. but the communicatiar png os it. but that's where google translate comes in handy. >> reporter: ken played on the team when he was a boy and his family hosted a japanese player. now, his son plays and ken is the host. >> i would not pass this up for the world. >> it is fun to kind of learn some japanese, while they're learning more english. >> reporter: in 2019, it will be japan's turn to host the game. george has made the trip many times. >> so great to see how the barriers are broken immediately by kids playing together. >> reporter: a victory for everyone involved. in san mateo, katiell

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one of the biggest music festivals in the south bay wraps up today. the san jose jazz festival features jazz, blues and funk. this year's lineup features more than 120 acts. some of today's headliners, the

whispers, macy o. parker and jazz by five. performances begin at 11:00. the festival is at cesar chavez park. tickets are still laaiave.bl co. and what will the weather be like if you want to shake your groove thing? >> yeah. it wille b is. sunny there. here is a look at what you can expect today. 60s at the coast. 66 in san francisco. 71 in oakland. and it will be breezy as well. that on shore flow will bring us some drizzle overnight and tomorrow. temperatures will be much cooler and then slowly working our way back up through the week. >> all right, coming back to normal. >> yeah, back to normal by friday. >> all right, thank you, frances. thank you for joining mornings. i'm carolyn tyler. along with frances dinglasan in for lisa. e news continues now online, on twitter, facebook and instagram. abc 7 news continues at 5:00 tonight. have a great sunday, everyone. and a wonderful week ahead.

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