the study and you know, but, you know, things like this happen. you know, it's kind of shocking. >> now at eight. a teenager stabbed at a north bay school. we're hearing from concerned parents. then the effort to curb sideshows in the bay area. the changes now being made to try and catch people involved. and the sunset night market makes its return. the sights and sounds plus a smelly dish drawing some competitive eaters. we'll explain. good morning everybody. it's saturday, august 31st. i'm stephanie sierra. lisa is here with a quick look at the weather and that cool down. >> yes that's right. we are slated to have our temperatures come down several degrees for your sunday because of this system. now, right now it's offshore. you can see how far away it is, but it is disrupting the marine layer a bit. and we're looking at partly cloudy skies. to start your saturday. there's a look from our exploratorium camera, kind of pretty out there with the sun on the bay, 58 downtown, 64, in san jose, and from our santa cruz

camera, partly cloudy with mid 50s going into the upper 70s today 62 in concord with some sun and in the next few hours we clear out quickly from the east bay and a few clouds lingering over the bay. maybe 1030, but then it's full sunshine even to the coast, with upper 80s to near 90. today, inland, and we'll have about 8384 in the south bay and also in the north bay. how much we cool down and for how long? coming up in a few minutes. stephanie all right. >> lisa, thank you. developing news now the most recent stabbing of a santa rosa student happened weeks after the school district said it was making safety a top priority. this latest incident happened at elsie allen high school, canceling friday night's football game. abc seven news reporter tara campbell has the reaction from parents. >> a student fight turned stabbing friday at elsie allen high school in santa rosa, putting the school on lockdown and parents on edge. >> it's nerve wracking. it seems stressful. >> santa rosa police called to

the school around 1230 in the afternoon, where they arrested a 14 year old boy. police releasing this photo saying the boy pulled a knife out during an altercation with a 13 year old boy and stabbed him. two other students also got into the figh, kicking the boy with the knife in the head. school officials sending a message to parents detailing the incident and asking that students and staff remain vigilant and report anything they may hear or see to help us ensure school safety. police believe the incident is gang related, taking the 14 year old into custody on the scene along with one of the other students, and they're working to identify the fourth student involved. while the 13 year old was taken to a hospital with non-life threatening stab wound in his back, santa rosa police chief coming out in a statement saying there needs to be a renewed focus on getting to the root causes of these violent incidents, saying it can far too easily lead to a deadly encounter. >> i mean, i don't know how you can search backpacks or, you

know, figure out how to make sure no one has any weapons because that's a whole different level of fighting. >> the stabbing comes just weeks after the santa rosa city schools district committed to making student safety a top priority this school year. the district has been struggling in past years with gang violence and fighting on campuses, even seeing a stabbing death. >> school is supposed to be a, you know, safe place, and when you come to study and you know, but, you know, things like this happen, you know, it's kind of shocking. yeah. >> hoping for a safer place by the time his daughter reaches high school. >> it makes you nervous because you're out there working, you know, and then you leave. your son's at school, and then, you know, things like this happen. >> the police chief friday saying they will continue working closely with the school district and are committed to making student safety a priority. tara campbell, abc seven news. >> in san francisco, police are investigating a reported shooting. shooting that is, that left a girl severely injured. officers were called to a home on chicago way before 5:30 p.m.

police say the girl was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. a witness says it happened inside the home, right as the girl's family was ordering dinner. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins is vowing to start a hate crime investigation after a playground was vandalized. a community center in the lakeview neighborhood called youth first was tagged with the n-word. a rope in the shape of a noose was also left on the door. city officials gathered there to raise awareness and condemn the hateful act. youth first continued programing as normal and the director says he plans to host a community day to affirm the center as a place for all people. bay area law enforcement is launching a coordinated effort to disrupt sideshows. the crackdown involves sfpd and the san francisco sheriff's office as well as the alameda county sheriff's office and california highway patrol. san francisco mayor london breed says the city will be using drones, surveillance cameras and license

plate readers to help catch the people involved. leaders say their efforts will target sideshows involving cars and intersections, and they'll also target groups of dirt bikers who disrupt neighborhoods. last weekend, dirt bikers took over the bay bridge along with other streets. the chp says dirt bikes are illegal on highways and city streets without certain modifications. >> you see these dirt bike ride in large numbers on sidewalks, barely missing pedestrians as they walk. >> breed says she will introduce legislation to make it illegal to promote and organize these sideshows in the south bay. hundreds of san jose police officers and other law enforcement are mourning the loss of community service officer long pham. he was killed in the line of duty. a memorial service was held at the sap center. >> from the moment i met long, i knew he was someone special. he was always calm, cool,

collective and you could see a smile a mile away. >> you made us laugh because you were a big brother, or lesser, because you're a wife. but we're full of memories, jokes and reminders of you. >> pham was performing traffic control on monterey highway in south san jose when a suspected drunk driver struck and killed him. it happened earlier this month. pham was the first san jose community service officer killed in the line of duty. since this program was created. we're learning more about the murder of a man in dublin. the victim and suspect had known each other for years through online gaming platforms. 37 year old michael dileep was shot in the head last friday outside an apartment building. the suspect was arrested a day later when he was driving to his home 400 miles away in arizona. >> really, we don't know. it's very strange. this is a very strange case for somebody to drive all the way from arizona to the city of dublin and commit

this type of a crime. in dublin, we don't see these type of crimes here. we know that they were associated associates on social media platforms. we just don't know what those conversations are yet. >> dileep's wife says her husband and the suspect met a few times in person at gaming events more than a decade ago. police are still trying to determine an exact motive. a russian river bridge is now closed after a dam failed in guerneville, right near santa rosa. the popular crossing is only open during the summertime, so it did close early. you can see the collapsed section of the dam, which is likely due to erosion. crews removed some of the dam's boards yesterday to release pressure. this could cause swifter water downstream. the dam will stay in place for the weekend, but is set to be removed after that, and the boat ramp remains open. all right, as we head to break, let's check in with lisa. good morning. >> good morning stephanie. getting set for a pretty nice day out there. you can see the

clouds here from the bay bridge, but they are scattered about. and we've got 50s and 60s with sunshine on the way. and near average temperatures will detail what that means for your saturday. the cooldown sunday, the warm up for labor day all coming up. >> lisa thank you. also ahead, thieves targeting multiple homes in the north bay. even stealing a family's pet. the warnings now coming from police and connecting roads and reducing congestion. something a lot of commuters want to hear, especially this weekend. the new corridor making things

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view from the skystar wheel at fisherman's wharf. pretty neat to see that. way up there. eight. ten. a man in salinas was fined $30,000 for illegal fireworks. that he says he didn't own or set off, but his story is now raising questions over the city's enforcement

plan. doug maguire wasn't in town for the 4th of july, but the city says fireworks were used on the street right in front of his house. the ordinance fines homeowners and landlords for illegal activities on their property. it also requires people to pay up front before they can appeal. legal analyst mike lehninger says that's unconstitutional. >> the 14th amendment to the constitution is crystal clear that governments must provide mechanisms to protect life, liberty and property. salinas evidently feels that they can circumvent the constitution with the municipal code violation. that's wrong. >> salinas mayor campbell craig defended the system. he says the appeals process gives people a chance to prove their innocence. lehninger says it could lead to a class action lawsuit for the city. the man charged with killing five of his family members last month in alameda pleaded not guilty to all charges. 54 year old shane

killian is accused of murdering his two young sons, his wife and his mother and father in law. the july 10th mass shooting happened inside the family's house on kittyhawk road. killian now faces life in prison if convicted of all charges. his next court appearance is in october. all right. we hear a lot about burglars breaking into homes and cars, but in petaluma, a group did all that. plus stole a pet bunny. thieves targeted properties in the sonoma and southgate neighborhoods. they broke car windows. and in one instance, used the garage door opener to get inside the garage. one family shared this surveillance video of the burglars walking into their backyard and then taking their pet rabbit, snowy. >> i don't know what they would do with it. i mean, it's, you know, either just to, you know, be hurtful to take something of, you know, that's actually of value. we, you know, wish they would have just broken a window instead. >> police say the thieves got into several cars, and they also

recommend residents put locks on their gates. in the south bay, one of the most notorious places for traffic and congestion is receiving much needed improvement. it comes at a time for a busy labor day weekend. the dela cruz boulevard corridor connects san jose and santa clara. abc7 news south bay reporter dustin dorsey shows us the changes. reporter >> in a city of nearly 1 million people, it's inevitable that commute traffic is rough and one of the worst places for congestion is the interchange at highway 101 and de la cruz boulevard, roughly 37 to 46,000 cars drive along this corridor every day. >> this 60 year old interchange had bicycles merging and sharing lanes with vehicles and pedestrians across the bridge, without a safe buffering between the walkway and the roadway was pretty treacherous. >> the once dangerous web of pedestrian and bike lanes and multiple lanes for vehicles has

been expanded and protected. >> there's three lanes in each direction, plus a auxiliary lane that feeds the on and off ramps, so a total of four lanes. it will really address the congestion, and it's safer for bikers and pedestrians. >> but you may not see it when you're driving along the path. it's all happening below the road. instead of fighting for their place on the busy street, there's a dedicated path for bikes and pedestrians to cross without any concern. >> prior to this project being opened, this was a terrible, terrible gap in the in the network for biking and walking. and there are really important places where people want to bike to and from and walk to and from on either side of the freeway. >> this is one of the more important corridors in the south bay. it's a major connector between san jose and santa clara. now all modes of transportation, from pedestrians and bikes to vehicles and public transportation can travel safer and easier. >> we made a significant difference in people's lives through the improvements in pedestrian and bicycle safety, and for the flow of traffic in

this area. the improvements we made here will decrease travel times by 20%. a commuter who goes through this corridor on a daily basis put it best when he told us finally in the south bay, dustin dorsey, abc seven news. >> well, san francisco is trying to build a better bay area through night markets. we saw the return of the sunset night market yesterday, and you may remember it drew huge crowds last fall. abc seven news reporter lauren martinez was there to see if there was a repeat. >> this is the best of the sunset and the best of san francisco right here on irving street. >> thousands ofheaded to the sunset night market, hungry for food and a great time. the market. this was the event's second year, san francisco supervisor joel engardio said last year they had a crowd of 10,000 people. show up, which led to some changes. >> we didn't know what to

expect, so it was a good problem to have when we ran out of food and too many people showed up. so this year we decided to double the length. it's actually more than double the size. >> instead of three blocks, food, drink and shopping vendors were spread out over seven blocks. carmen, whose family runs the tasty pastry. they weren't expecting the influx of people last year, so they set up a table outside. we weren't ready for the amount of people, so we're like, oh my gosh, this is actually insane. >> so leading up to this, we're like, let's just get in on this, have fun and join the people or whole families who are joining us. even my grandma's here today. >> some of their own specials include barbecue, baked buns and curry wontons. >> i think, like the whole chinese culture of eating together, eating at night and having a night market, it's something that's really ingrained in our culture. >> one of the highlights the stinky tofu eating contest. >> i love stinky tofu because i spent a summer in hong kong when i was 11. >> once the horn started, six brave men and women took to the challenge. our photographer, brian yuen said he could smell

it from this vantage point. the second place winner. well, the line is long to try some, so i thought i'll give it a shot. >> on second thought, i'll leave it to the pros. >> we did see lots of families and furry friends enjoying the delicious smells wafting through the sunset night market. >> it's great to see more things happening in the community, so overall, it's just really nice to see more things like this happening in san francisco. >> lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> well, haze is visible in the bay area from a wildfire called the coffee pot fire. the fire was actually sparked by lightning and has been burning for almost a month in sequoia national park. that's in tulare county. it burned more than 7500 acres so far, and has led to several evacuation orders and warnings. so a good reminder as you're barbecuing this weekend, possibly camping to always be alert. while the rain did help us, it's still very dry out there, right, liz?

>> yes. that's right. upper elevations. we've got relative humidity. maybe at 20%. and as we look at live doppler seven right now, this is our water vapor imagery. and it's showing an area of low pressure offshore which is helping to disrupt the marine layer. bring a cool down tomorrow as it travels and just grazes extreme northern california. so this feature is certainly influencing us for the holiday weekend. and then right after it moves to the north, high pressure builds in quickly for some big changes for the week into tuesday, wednesday, possibly thursday. there's a look at the fog. it looks like it's far reaching, right? but it isn't. it's really being disrupted as i said from our view here on top of the ferris wheel, pier 39 isn't this beautiful? you can see how things have cleared out here closer to the bay. but then there's fog in the east bay. it is 59, in san francisco right now, 63 in oakland with 60 for hayward and san jose. and you can see the peers there and the golden gate bridge. beautiful view and nice start to your long

weekend with 61 by the delta. we do have a breeze. it will be enhancing throughout the day today, increasing to near 29 miles an hour or 30. and there's a look from vollmer peak where the marine layer is still in place. so all in all we'll call it partly cloudy this morning for the holiday weekend. mild to warm out there and that cool down just brief and then we will get on the other side of it as soon as monday. labor day bringing in triple digit heat tuesday wednesday thursday. looks like we should be turning the corner for this massive ridge of high pressure to maybe not be as intense as we get through the rest of the upcoming workweek. the first week of september, the fog pulls back. notice that throughout the afternoon you've got sun up in marin county. then it moves back in through your sunday morning, and then all but disappears as that system moves to the north and really chews out that fog. there is the sea breeze today, not only getting going in the city, but right on through the delta there 25, 30 miles an hour. and as we look at the

forecast for after the holiday, don't want to rush the weekend away, but this is some really significant heat that's going to come our way. we're going to see the winds shift to the north, the relative humidity drop, elevate our fire danger tuesday where temperatures will be near 100 degrees. look at the 90s arriving along the bay shore, 101 up in cloverdale, 70s and 80s at the coast. now wednesday, not a whole lot of change. it looks like we may get into a better sea breeze along the shoreline, but still quite hot inland, as much as 10 to 15 degrees above average, and then by thursday, hopefully a system will be taking the edge off some of the heat. as for your saturday, we're looking at a nice afternoon 75 breezy later on today in oakland, looking at 83 in san jose and mid 80s up in santa rosa. wine country looks pleasant. upper 80s there. the accuweather seven day forecast so mild to warm today. breezy cooler for the first day of the new month and then for the holiday. we'll bring on a few degrees of warmth inland and

around the bay. but it really gets going that warm up tuesday and wednesday. still above average by the

the company refused to comply with the judge's order. x was ordered by the supreme court to identify a legal representative in the country. this marks an escalation in the feud between elon musk and the brazilian supreme court over free speech. far right accounts and misinformation. the deadline to comply passed thursday night. x hasn't had a representative in the country since earlier this month. new this morning a form of avian flu has been confirmed in multiple central valley dairy herds. that's according to our partners at the mercury news. it's the first time cows

infected with the virus have been identified here in california. health officials, though, say there is no safety concern for consumers. pasteurization is fully effective at inactivating the virus in milk and dairy products. the avian flu virus has been detected in cattle in 13 other states in the south ba. san jose is now ranked the number one most expensive city to buy or rent, compared to the most populous cities across the country. that's according to a study by real estate platform clever. the average buying price for a house in san jose is about $1.5 million. the median home rental price is a little over $3,300 a month. now, realtors say it's better to rent in silicon valley due to the ratio between home versus rental prices. also new this morning, more cell phone restrictions are coming to tam union high school district. the school wants to institute locking cell phones in pouches during school hours. they will partner with a bay

area based company to purchase these pouches. however, it's all dependent on the outcome of a nearly $290 million ballot measure. if passed, the school plans to implement the new regulation in january. college football is right here on abc seven and espn college gameday anchors rece davis and desmond howard preview week one matchups from the gameday set in college station, texas. >> now, this is the way to start the first full weekend of the season. the triple header on abc is spectacular. starts with the number one team in the country, georgia, renewing an old rivalry and their big favorite against clemson. >> yeah, i tell you what. be careful because the clemson tigers they've been hearing all the noise, all the whispers about how they did not dig into the portal, didn't spend nil. and they're going to get blown out of the water by georgia. this is exactly what dabo swinney needed. cade cade klubnik the quarterback kind of up and down. but they gave him some weapons too. a couple of

freshman wideouts. bryant. wesco. wesco five star, six foot two, 170 pounds can run like the wind. and tj moore, another five star wideout. i think they're going to be able to throw the ball against this georgia defense. >> another sec acc matchup pressure on the coaches in the miami, florida game. >> yeah pressure is right. i tell you what miami thought they won the portal sweepstakes. they got damien martinez, the running back from oregon state. but cam ward the quarterback from washington state. he's a difference maker. guys the elite escape artist. and he throws missiles in the game here in college station in prime time notre dame and a&m. biggest concern is notre dame's offensive line two young inexperienced offensive tackles. kyle field is one of the loudest stadiums they'll ever play in. watch out for false starts or guys come off the ball slow. and you know that texas a&m is going to pin their ears back and come after riley leonard, new aggie coach mike elko and riley leonard who was at duke last year. >> they were together with the blue devils. >> still to come on abc seven

mornings travelers taking to the skies and the roads. the report showing drivers might spend less on gas this time around. and the former president gets more specific on his stance on reproductive rights. what he's now prom

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lisa is here and we have a new view. a new sky high view. yeah, it is just stunning out there. >> yes. on the ferris wheel here. pier 39. you can see it rocking if you look at it long enough. hopefully you won't get seasick because it is just gorgeous with the clouds clearing in the last hour and spectacular view with 59 downtown, 63 in oakland, 64 in hayward. so where is all the fog? well, it is scattered about from our exploratorium camera. you can see the clouds. 57, in

napa there is fog up in santa rosa and also out towards the east bay, but that clears quickly for upper 80s. this is 5:00, so afternoon highs probably in the low 90s and in the mid 70s before they begin to cool off after a hard temperatures are reached at about 4:00 and partial clearing at the coast. we'll talk about that cooldown for sunday. coming up stephanie. all right lisa thank you. >> happening. now let's take a live look at sfo as labor day travel is underway. tsa expects to screen 17 million people from thursday through wednesday, and data from online tracker flightaware shows more than 40 delays and at least six cancellations right now at sfo. so check your flight if you're heading out. it's expected to be the busiest labor day weekend on record at the airports tsa projects. the peak travel day would have been yesterday. if you're traveling by plane, and this is what it looks like right now on interstate 80 in emeryville, triple a forecast traveled to be 9% busier this year compared to last year.

travelers today should wait until noon at least to avoid the worst traffic in the morning. now, if you're hitting the roads and planning your return home, abc seven news traffic reporter amanda del castillo tells us the best and worst times to do so. >> hi, i'm amanda del castillo from abc. seven mornings with your labor day weekend travel. look ahead. let's put our focus on that return trip for monday. labor day leave before 10 a.m. and avoid travel from 11 to 8 p.m. and then on tuesday the third, it's best to leave after 1 p.m. with the eight to noon window expected to be the worst. triple a says we'll hit peak congestion on monday around 4:45 p.m. the drive on westbound 80 from sacramento to san francisco expected to take an upwards of two hours and four minutes. and i'll leave you with tips for smoother travel. leave early, use traffic maps and tools and call 511 for updated travel information from the state. of course, the abc seven bay area

app and abc seven news.com are also great resources. i'm amanda delcastillo with your labor day weekend travel. look ahead and some good news for you. >> if you're driving on the road. gasbuddy projects the national average of gas will be $3.27 a gallon. now that's the lowest rate since the 2021 labor day holiday. the price drop comes from weaker oil prices, less demand for gasoline, and fewer major refinery outages than last year. experts predict americans will spend a total of $750 million on gas. vice president kamala harris home buyers assistance policy could have huge effects here in the bay area, experts say. harris, $25,000 down payment assistance could benefit first time home buyers. however, they say this incentive could worsen affordability due to the huge housing shortage, especially here in the bay area. there's currently an undersupply of homes due to not having enough

construction to keep up with the country's current population growth overseas. now, u.s. and iraqi military forces conducted a raid in western iraq. they targeted isis leaders and killed 15 isis militants. the u.s. central command issued a statement saying in part, quote, this operation targeted isis leaders to disrupt and degrade isis's ability to plan, organize and conduct attacks against iraqi civilians, as well as u.s. citizens, allies and partners throughout the region and beyond. seven u.s. personnel were hurt in this operation. in the middle east, the israeli military says it killed a top hamas commander in the west bank on friday. hamas confirmed the killing in a statement, the idf says the commander was the head of the terrorist organization in the city of jenin. also breaking overnight, the un just launched a campaign to vaccinate 640,000 children against polio in gaza. children in gaza began receiving

vaccines this morning. now to your voice your vote. former president donald trump is getting more specific about his campaign promises when it comes to reproductive rights. trump says the government and private insurers will pay for in vitro fertilization treatments. his supporters showed mixed reaction to this. some are applauding the proposal, while others are questioning how this will work. trump says it's a priority to increase the u.s. population. >> if i'm elected this november for the first time ever, your government will pay for or require insurance companies to pay for all costs associated with ivf, fertility treatment. we want more babies to be born in america. >> trump also says a six week abortion ban is too short. he indicated he might support a referendum that aims to overturn florida's near-total abortion ban. his campaign team, however, says trump has not yet decided

how he will vote the fda has authorized novavax's updated protein based covid 19 vaccine. novavax says doses for people 12 and older could be available as early as next week. last week, the fda authorized updated mrna based vaccines from both moderna and pfizer new covid shots are now available at local pharmacies. still ahead on abc seven mornings common chemicals in school food closer to being banned. the study on how certain dyes affect students and their attention spans. and we'll take you outside for a live look from our fisherman's wharf camera. you see, it's still high above on the skystar

we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureaucracy. the insiders won't change a system built for their benefit. i'm daniel lurie and san francisco needs a mayor unafraid to take on the status quo, bring accountability, and stop the excuses.

in california's public and charter schools. it would ban food dyes frequently found in

cereals, chips, ice creams, candy, as well as some other snack foods. a 2021 study suggested these chemicals can harm children by reducing attention spans and increasing behavioral problems. governor newsom has until september 30th to sign this into law. it would not take effect until 2028. officials from the u.s. department of energy toured the port of oakland with california's top officials there celebrating a multi-billion dollar agreement. it will build and expand the state's green technology infrastructure. abc seven news reporter anser hassan has more. >> california governor gavin newsom toured the port of oakland with officials from the u.s. department of energy to talk about the future. >> about the future happens here first. we are. america's coming attraction, and i think the world looks to us. i really mean it to see that this is possible. we're in the how business. >> with so much focus on electric cars, newsom says california is now talking about how hydrogen fuel can help the

state get to zero carbon emissions by 2045. >> and i don't want to understate its value as being catalytic. and it's changed the conversation in sacramento. and we think it could change the conversation nationwide. >> in july, a $12 billion landmark agreement was signed with the department of energy to build and expand clean energy infrastructure across california. this hydrogen hub at the port of oakland is just one of seven across the united states. >> diesel is responsible for 43% of air pollutants and climate change gases in in california. so we need to make sure that we reduce those emissions. and this is a direct contributor to taking diesel off the road. >> hydrogen fuel is a clean burning energy source. its only byproduct is water vapor. the aim is to shift it to other heavy duty industries like cement, steel and shipping. >> so the ports have a mandate to decarbonize. they were looking for a fuel and now we have a fuel opportunity for them to actually accelerate that transition. at least in this country. >> the best, most durable use of hydrogen is for heavy duty

transportation. >> david crane is the undersecretary for infrastructure for the u.s. department of energy. he says the funding is part of president biden's investing in america agenda, one of the largest industrial policies of the past 100 years. he says hydrogen fuel is a key part. >> california has led the way both now in terms of production with this hydrogen hub, particularly in the in the bay area in the transportation side, the port of oakland already operates 30 hydrogen fuel trucks and became the world's first commercial hydrogen fueling station for heavy duty trucks in oakland, anser hassan. >> abc seven news. >> all right, let's check on conditions outside. how's it looking, lisa? >> well, some areas getting a lot brighter. here is pier 39, where very little action is happening. but tourists are in town. skies will be brightening up and temperatures near average today. but the winds kicking up across the bay. i'll tell you why and for how long. when we return. >> lisa. thank you. also next, the negotiation that felt like it would never end is finally over. abc seven sports director

larry beil on the signing of

to the bay area last night, the cardinals faced tcu in their home opener at stanford stadium. here's abc seven sports director larry beil. >> good morning everybody. this is technically week one of the college football season. stanford coming off a three and nine campaign opening under the lights friday night lights against tcu. oh the tree was ready for the horned frogs first touchdown of the season ashton daniels to jackson harris. it's a three yard score seven nothing. cardinal but we fast forward to the fourth quarter. cardinal on third and goal justin lampson finds the end zone stanford on top 2420 the horned frogs answer with a drive. their own eight plays 74 yards. josh hoover to a wide open jack beck. tcu is up 2724. it's getting late for stanford

218 left fourth and 16 and they are incomplete, which allows tcu to seal the deal. cam cook let cam cook weaving flipping into the end zone. stanford falls in their opener 3427. well frustration gave way to smiles as brandon aiyuk put pen to paper, signing his contract extension with the 49 ers. after all the months of haggling and the silence and the trade demands, well, clearly everybody is thrilled that the deal is finally done. you had 75 catches for more than 1300 yards and seven tds last season. he's a key member of the 49 ers offense. and now the niners get got to get another key member offensive tackle trent williams signed as well. on to baseball giants marlins orange friday and a barbecue with your kayaking buddies blake snell. fantastic seven innings fans eight allows just one run. but the eternal question could the giants offense score? bottom eight bases loaded, two outs matt chapman. i am chappy two of the gap. everybody scores and the giants win three one. a's and

texas. off. the guy misses the ball. then then his beer gets knocked over. you know who did not miss the ball in this game. brant rooker in the first a lo ha a's up one. nothing in a flash. top seven. it's not deja vu. looks just like the same exact home run. but this is a different one. rooker now up to 33 homers for the year. a's victorious nine two. tennis two seed novak djokovic, the defending u.s. open champion, ran into a buzz saw in the third round in new york. the buzz saws name was alexei popyrin. after a long rally, the joker's forehand goes long. the aussie wins in four sets. djokovic and alcaraz now both bounced out of the open. the big names gone. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend everybody. i'm larry beil. >> a reminder monday night football is back. the 40 niners kick off the new season and a little more than a week from now, they'll play at levi's

stadium against the new york jets. during monday night football, september 9th. right here on abc seven. and the giants face the marlins again tonight here at home. first pitch is at 605. not bad for an evening game. >> yeah. you know, we're going to see some good weather and breezy winds. temperatures in the 60s. we do have an area of low pressure offshore. you can see it's spinning here. and this is affecting our weather right now with disrupting the marine layer. so the clouds clearing from west to east this morning a little bit different. and then this travels to the north. and that's going to allow for a cool down for sunday. not even the second half of your weekend. right. because we still have monday. there's a look at the fog. it really got chewed up right here. and it really wanted to make a push into our inland valleys. but from the ferris wheel pier 39, you can see how beautiful it is out here. and if you look at it long enough, you may get seasick right as it moves about here. 59, san francisco, 63, in oakland. but boy, is that pretty. 59 redwood city and half moon bay is at 61.

clear sky here. just a few scattered clouds from the golden gate bridge. 55. santa rosa 61 by the delta. and there are certainly clouds out towards the east bay. this is santa cruz. we're in the upper 50s going for the upper 70s today. partly cloudy overall this morning. the holiday weekend, mild to warm. then we'll cool it back a few degrees before we get into some big time warming into tuesday, wednesday, potentially thursday. once again, it's this area of high pressure that kept coming back in july from to the south of us. and it comes back again for early september. here's a look at how quickly we will warm today. it's kind of typical out there getting to about seven degrees 70 degrees in our inland valleys, 9:00 and then by 1:00 we're in the upper 80s afternoon highs near 90 up by the delta, brentwood and then dropping off throughout the evening hours. so this is your saturday and then into sunday we will be shaving

off about five degrees with that system traveling to the north 83 in san jose today, we will have those breezy winds kick up throughout the afternoon and the peninsula. you'll feel them. redwood city, redwood shores there mid 70s, upper 70s san mateo, comfortable 73 and downtown. looking at numbers in the mid 60s where you're closest to the fog, the western side of the city, but you head towards the east and you're brightening up and warming up to near 70 degrees up in the north bay. it's pleasant from upper 70s to mid 80s, and it's going to get a lot warmer than that as we get into the first full week of september. so enjoy that. 86 today in santa rosa, 82 in napa and on the east bay. those onshore winds with us again. so creating that breeze and allowing for 74 today in oakland upper 70s in fremont. that's more like it right. you head inland upper 80s in walnut creek. so a good 10 to 12 degrees warmer once you head to our interior valleys with 92 in brentwood, the accuweather seven

day forecast. so we've got a mild to warm day today. and on the first day of the month, notice that the temperatures drop off a bit into monday. a few degrees warmer for those barbecues tuesday and wednesday. it is back to sizzling summer heat and it looks like it's going to linger a bit into thursday. and then starts to ease by next friday. stephanie >> all right lisa, thank you. in southern california, a wheel of fortune took over the famous santa monica pier. it's celebrating a new season and a new host, ryan seacrest is taking over for pat sajak. entertainment reporter george pennacchio with our sister station in los angeles was there. three. two, one. >> the ferris wheel at pacific park on the santa monica pier is now one giant recognizable symbol. thanks to an 85 foot custom mesh screen and high powered laser projectors. the wheel of fortune came to life for fans to spin just for fun.

the evening was fun for the show's stars as well. >> this is so exciting! i just can't believe it. i mean, look at that. >> i feel like it's not real. >> the moms and dads, the kids want to come spin the wheel. they've got their t shirts on. they're so excited to have those as well. that's what this show is about. it's a family fun, friendly show. >> this is this is over the top. it's never happened like this. and i'm just so happy to be here today and to start our new season and our new era with ryan. >> it's quite a commitment, these eras of wheel of fortune. but i am up for it. i'm training for it, i'm ready for it, and i'm excited to do it. >> fans here felt as if they witnessed a bit of history. >> exciting. wheel of fortune is part of the american culture. spontaneous thing. we were skating down the boardwalk, decided to stop at the pier, and now we're here. so it's going to be a game changer watching the show after this, we need more joy in our life, and wheel of fortune has always brought that joy. >> pat sajak and now with ryan,

good luck to the new era. >> if i'm going to be famous for anything, it's going to be for getting on wheel of fortune. and we just happened to come to santa monica and they're here. so we're like, you know, we're going to get on it and see what happens. >> when it comes to ryan, someone who worked with him in la radio in the 90s knows vanna is in good hands. >> she's very lucky. i know he has big shoes to fill, but she's very lucky. he has an amazing work ethic and the biggest heart. >> that big heart and this big wheel seem like a good fit. the new season of wheel of fortune premieres monday, september 9th right here on abc seven. in santa monica. george pen

is also a time when state and national parks get packed. the chronicle is out with a list ranking the top state parks. point lobos state natural reserve takes the number one spot. number two emerald bay state park in el dorado. number

three, torrey pines state natural reserve in san diego. number four, jedediah smith, redwoods state park in del norte. and carmel river state beach rounds out the top five. certainly be a great weekend to get out and enjoy it. >> yeah. and we're looking brighter already. closer to the bay. that means partly cloudy to mostly sunny today with 60s at the coast. mid 70s around the bay. low 90s inland. we cool off for the first day of the month just by a few degrees, and then for labor day we warm up a couple and then it's back to sizzling summer heat. tuesday, wednesday, possibly even lingering into thursday. >> all right. the pattern continues. thank you lisa. a reminder coming up a full day of college football here on abc seven. next at nine. the georgia bulldogs take on the clemson tigers from mercedes-benz stadium in atlanta. and then at 1230, florida hosts miami. and at 430 notre dame plays texas a&m. for lisa argen and all of us here at abc seven, i'm stephanie sierra. we'll see you back here at 8 p.m. have a great back here at 8 p.m. have a great day.

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