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live from the kgo broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. >> it is sunday, september 14. let's start with a quick look at the weather, here's the meteorologist. >> hi, everyone, live doppler hd depicting cloud coverage along the shoreline. low clouds and fog are just over parts of the bay here. temperatures are in the 60s for most areas. 63 in san carlos, yanother warm afternoon for most of you, we had a little bit of cooling yesterday in our inland east bay. that continues today, we'll have the high clouds in the mix for some of you, but overall, mostly

sunny conditions, we have 80s for much of the south bay, 60s along the coast, 70s across the bay and the cooldown, under way today, it gets more robust in the days to come. breaking news out of richmond where a suspect has died in an officer involved shooting. shortly after midnight, police responded to uncle sam's liquor store on cutting boulevard. officers have not told us yet exactly what happened, but an altercation occurred leaving a man dead inside the store. the officer was not injured. as routine procedure, he has been placed on administrative leave while the incident is investigated by the police department and the contra costa county district attorney's office. sonoma county authorities are investigating the death of a woman in here home. it was just after 7:00 last

night when a man called 911. he reported that his wife attacked him with a knife and he shot her. investigators discovered the victim's body and said the husband was bedridden, unable to walk. an 11-year-old girl was killed this morning during a traffic accident on northbound 280. it was just before 1:00 when officers responded to a report of pedestrians on the shoulder of the freeway. they told police they lost control of their suv, and had driven down an embankment. the girl was killed when the suv crashed into a tree. officers said it appeared everyone was wearing seat belts and alcohol does not appear to be a factor. developing news out of iraq this morning. where the militant group isis had sent yet another grizly video of a brutal execution and continues to elude u.s. drones.

rain ross has the latest. >> reporter: the victim was british, but the brutal video message was clearly aimed at the united states. it was the same these -- 44-year-old david haynes was forced to kneel in an orange jump suit. >> prime minister, what are your thoughts about the hostage? >> reporter: overnight the prime minister returned to 10 downing street for a series of emergency meetings to be held today. in a statement on twitter, david cameron said we will do everything in our power to bring -- went to syria as a civilian with a french aid group. haynes was no strange tore the world's hot spots. this was him 11 years ago when he served as an aid worker

crow area that. >> his teenaged daughter posted this love letter in march. but like the u.s., britain made it clear no ransom would be paid for his village. looking for any sign of the 4 hostages or the areas where they have carried out their execution. meanwhile, slain u.s. journalist james foley's parents say they never knew what the u.s. government was doing to help their son after his kidnapping in 2012. and they say they were told they could be prosecuted for raising money to pay a ransom for his safe return. the family has now created the james w. foley legacy fund to support families of american hostages and to help american journalists reporting from conflict zones. isis dominated the discussion this morning on this week, u.s. intelligence officials say the

group no longer relies on funding from wealthy persian gulf donors and instead has become a financial juggernaut, earning $3 million a day through oil smuggling, human trafficking, theft and extortion. president obama has yet to declare a declaration of war, but his aides say we're definitely fighting one. >> we believe just as we have been at war with al qaeda since the day we got here, we are at war with isil. what does that mean? it means we are going to use our unique capabilities along with others on the ground. the sunnis on the ground, we're going to be supporting iraqi security forces and in syria, we'll be supporting with airpower the syrian opposition that's on the ground now. >> and that white house chief of staff says he's confident the administration has the right strategy to ultimately destroy isis and it's 30,000 members.

developing news from southern california, an evacuation order remains in effect for more than 200 homes in orange county silverado canyon as a wildfire continues to burn in the cleveland national forest. flames have charred 1,500 acres. it's 15% contained. triple-digit temperatures are expected again today. that plus rugged terrain makes it pretty tough for the more than 800 firefighters battling the flames. a brush fire has destroyed seven homes and more are being threateninged. a viewer kimberly mitchell provided smoke from the fire. so far the flames have burned at least 130 acres. red cross workers have set up a shelter for people who have lost

their homes and for those who have had to evacuate. today is the 49ers much anticipated home opener against the bears as well as another test for the new levis stadium. crews have been going like crazy to try to get everything ready and fans need to be ready for the traffic and the heat. abc 7 news reporter nick smith has the details. >> reporter: the wait is nearly over and the final security pieces are being put in place. levy's stadium is prepared to welcome over 70,000 49ers fan to their new stadium. >> we got here earlier today, we're going to be here until monday. i expect habernick to kick their butts like he did on his debut. >> reporter: they have avoided the traffic trouble that have become notorious what levy's stadium. attempts to solve the parking and transportation woes have

been mixed line lines to board trains, signs warning of parking restrictions and confusing detours that has left many frustrated drivers scratching their head. >> we're 25-year candlestick veterans, so this is a walk in the park, man. >> reporter: the hotel put up these signs to alert guests of parking. but another concern may be the heat. >> tomorrow's going to be an evening game so i don't think it's going to be too bad. >> temperatures should reach 81 degrees. >> sunscreen and a baseball cap. and a few beers and i won't care. and if we win, burn me, i don't care. >> all proceeds go to help our homeless children here in silicon valley and it's hard to believe that request all the prosperity in silicon valley

that there's a lot of under resourced children. >> reporter: football and fundraising, what can be better than that. parking lots at the stadium open at 1:30 this afternoon. the gates open at 2:30. fans are asked to be in their seats by 5:00 for a special pre-game show and other festivities. tickets are still available on the nfl ticket exchange and other resale websites and they run between $160 to nearly $6,000 for a ticket. we have a full list of traffic and transit resources to get you to the game on our website, abc 7news.com. even at 5:30 when that game kicked off, still warm? >> still around 80 degrees. it's cloudy there right now and in between, san francisco some sunshine at 60 degrees. the clouds up in seonoma and ou come pressed marine layers will

all but disappear. also ahead, using cameras to fight crime. a bay area city wants more electronic eyes on the streets, but in this case, they belong to civilians, not the cops. and rachel ray's seven ess

welcome back, everyone. it is 9:14 on this sunday morning. thank you for joining us. this is a live look from our explorer's cam. do we not live in a beautiful place? it's going to be warm today, what about the rest of the week? we'll have the full accu-weather forecast. a u.s. bay city is hoping to add hundreds of new crime fighting tools to its police force. anyone with a security camera is asked to join this new registry. abc 7 news reporter has the story. >> you can see the restroom. >> reporter: he says it's the best investment he's ever made. four security cameras inside and out, watching over his

restaurant 24/7. the database in back records everything the camera sees. cameras inside the restaurant have come in handy at least three for our times when stuff behind the bars came up missing. >> a couple of employees tried to steal bottles from behind the bar. >> reporter: the plan is on board for a registry of security cameras to help them fight crime faster wherever it happens. >> instead of spending an entire day walking a block, the first person i would go to would be someone that's on this database, knock on their door, they show me evidence. >> the program is strictly violence tear. anyone with a camera can sign up. freemont and san jose already has similar registries, last january, the security camera video identified a suspected serial arsonist in san jose leading to the arrest. christi christine capperton works in this shopping center.

she says safety outweighs everything else. >> we have too many invasive things happening, big brother's all over the place. but there's already cameras everywhere you go. >> this will help out the police, they can see what broke the window, to come inside and do something bad. >> many way renner park is a small, safe city and they want to keep it that way. as part of an effort to raise money for a permanent korean war -- korean war vet rolle stewart will make the 1.25-mile swim from alcatraz to san francisco in the 19th annual alcatraz to san francisco race.

>> good luck to you, mr. stewart. and if you would like to give where you live, we have added a link to the korean war memorial foundation on our website. rachel ray's new season starts tomorrow right here on abc 7. she stopped by about a week and a half ago and abc 7 news anchor got a chance to spend some time with her and get her list of seven things everyone needs for the kitchen. >> the very first thing you have to have is a sharp knife, it's your best friend. whether you know how to sharpen knives yourself, you can resharpen a good old kitchen knife. second thing you need is a huge

cutting board. i don't care how tiny your kitchen. i used to put a cutting board over my little tiny sink and i create counter space. >> wood, not plastic. >> and you need a six quart or larger pot. and you need a pot that can also transfer to the oven so you can use to it roast. then you want to -- you want it to be shallow enough that you can cook a steak or egg or burger. but deep enough that you can also cook a chile, a garbage bowl. basically it can be any budget or thing to keep on the counter so that when you're cooking, you have to run around the kitchen to the garbage, to the recycling bin. here, there, throwing the scraps away and running back and forth. next thing you need in your kitchen is whatever relaxes you, something that will put you in a

good mood when you are cooking in the kitchen. for me that is music, and a nice italian bread. a good olive oil that you can use on salads and in dressings, thing you don't necessarily cook at a high temperature. and then a high temperature olive oil. blend or vegetable oil. >> it's so easy on this list. >> lucky number seven. >> and that's also good on your skin, you put warm olive oil on your skin or your hair to give yourself a little hair treatment and my mom always gave herself pedestri pedestri pedicures. >> you don't have to have a ton of things. >> one stop shopping for your seven things for the kitchen. >> well, you can catch rachel ray every weekday at 3:00 p.m.

and her new season starts tomorrow. little bit too hot to be stuck in the kitchen today. >> all right, you know what? we are warming up quickly again, another day where temperatures will be above normal, high pressure, though, this dominant ridge is slowly sliding to the east. and as it does in response, we'll get a push of marine air. this is going to cool us down. more tomorrow, and then into tuesday and wednesday. there's a system to the north that could bring us a few sprinkles. i'll show it to you. here's a look from our future tower camera, where you can see what's left of the lower clouds, a lot of numbers in the 60s, 64 at the airport, as well as oakland. san carlos, still some clouds for you as well as half moon bay. santa cruz, it's gray here, but not for long, temperatures into the 70s throughout the afternoon. but look at the temperature in santa rosa, some low clouds are

sitting there, just 66 for you, while concord and livermore have been sunny all afternoon. brightening up in san jose, you can ski a little bit of cloud cover here. temperatures will be above average here, a few high clouds that will not slow our warming down today, the fog stays at the coast, and it will be seasonal there, a little bit above average inland, and the cooler pattern, but there is a system offshore, a couple that will link up and bring some interesting weather mainly to the north of us. southerly swell into the day tomorrow. and that will create a strong rip current all the way down through santa cruz, so dangerous conditions at the beach, but we are watching a system here and another one with these two linking up, it will bring the cooler air down to seasonal levels, beginning tomorrow and as the system moves on in, it's going to drag a little bit of

precip into northern california. but for us, more clouds layers, more of a sea breeze, you can see the moisture offshore here by wednesday morning. we could see some sprinkles in marin and sonoma, on tuesday night. texans in town visiting the raiders where temperatures will be in the 70s. plenty of sunshine there, a nice day burks it's going to be warm, even at 5:30, it will be around 08 degrees here u with temperatures dropping through the 70s and the 60s, sun setting at 7:19. so looking at our highs today around the bay, we were in the upper 90s, mid 90s today, 92 in concord, 80 in freemont. 80 in redwood city, more upper 70s at the beach in santa cruz. 80 in san rafael. partly sunny skies there, the accu-weather seven-day forecast today, the warmest day as we

continue to trim a few degrees off our inland temperatures right through tomorrow and then seasonal numbers in the upper 80s inland, around 80 around the bay, and that system coming in tuesday and wednesday, but it makes it feel a little bit more like the season, but it will be autumn next monday. >> you said a chance of a few sprinkles. >> maybe a few sprinkles. >> every little bit helps. thank you, lisa. coming up, the change soon coming to

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you might know there's some construction work going on if you're headed across the golden gate bridges today. those lanes are being moved slightly toward the center of the roadway to give crews more space to finish construction on the southbound side of the roadway and build a shoulder. if you are a chocolate lover, the place to be today is the 19th annual girirdelli convention in san francisco. the organization delivers meals

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this is abc 7 news. >> welcome back, everyone. we're starting this half hour with a look at the weather with

our meteorologist. just about the last clear to clear santa cruz and sonoma with cloudy skies. temperatures here are mild in the 60s, but up in santa -- on our way to another warm afternoon for mows of u you. numbers will be mild across the bay with so it's just a little bit cooler, we'll talk about more cooling and more cloud cover coming up. breaking news, we have more information to share with you about that officer involved shooting in richmond early this morning. the victim is a richmond resident, a man in his 20s. police had arrested him friday night on a dui. last night, an officer on patrol saw people hanging outside uncle sam's liquor store on cutting boulevard and approached them.

police say the victim was drunk and tried to take the officer's gun. according to authorities, the officer tried to tase him, but was unable to reach that device and shot him instead. now to the nfl, rocked by two explosive scandals. of course there is ray rice, released by the ravens, seen on video, punching his now wife. this weekend, he made his first public appearance since that scandal. here's abc news reporter ryan smyth with the latest. >> reporter: tonight adrian peterson won't be in uniform as prosecutors claim he was criminal lly negligent in strikg his 4-year-old son with a branch. >> we take all allegations of

abuse against children very seriously. >> reporter: smiling for this mug shot. in jail for less than 30 minutes before being released and returning to minnesota on the same private lane. and white peterson's attorney says he was simply disciplining his child, prosecutors say the nfl star may have gone too far. >> a grand jury having indicted this case looked at the slinjurs that were inflicted upon this child and determined that the discipline was not reasonable. >> reporter: peterson now faces up to two years in prison. he has not yet entered a plea. and the nfl reviewing peterson's case under its personal conduct policy. >> if family violence and domestic violence is going to be addressed, then the peterson issue does come into play. >> reporter: this as ray rice made his first public appearance with his wife and baby daughter

attending his former high school's varsity football game. domestic violence now dominating the conversation for the league, hoping to focus on the games. but the clouds passed by both cases, some say may not lift any time soon. >> the national football league realizes this is in the sensitive issue, and the standard that's going to be established is going to be elevated and probably changed even in the policies. >> ryan smyth, abc news, new york. >> nfl commissioner roger goodell will be the target of banners flying over league games today. the banners will say hash tag goodell must go. it's all part of a campaign by a national women's advocacy organization called ultraviolet. members want goodell to resign because of what they call his defective behavior handling the ray rice domestic violence i

believe so -- and new this morning, the carolina panthers have changed their stance and react defense end greg hardy for today's game against the detroit lions. hardy was found guilty by a district judge in july of assaulting and threatening to kill his ex-girlfriend during an altercation at his home in may. baseball has had its share of problem players. i talked to it's commissioner bud selig at >> major league baseball does not have a specific protocol or policy dealing with domestic violence, sit time for that?

>> we handle -- we haven't had any cases, i'm happy to say for a long, long time. but we deal with situations as they occur. >> larry baird says he's in favor of anything that acts as a deterrent. >> it's up to every team and every league to do what they can to call attention to the issue and highlight the issue. >> reporter: for the past three years, the ml -- that group believes every workplace needs a domestic violence policy. >> sports leagues in particular

we think have an additional responsibility because they do hold social value and young people and fans are watching every move these players make. >> she calls the giants a model for sports leagues. but for now, any official rule is off the table. >> wouldn't that be more trance parent? >> that's a subject for the next collective bargaining agent where i will be longs gone. >> bud selig is retiring in january after more than two decades as commissioner. some of the most beautiful women in the country will be competing tonight for the title of miss america, you can see it right here on abc 7. it's been four days of grueling competition for the young women to get to tonight's finals. >> reporter: for these beautiful and intelligence women, the wait is over. tonight, one of them will take the crown. >> this is good television. >> reporter: last night the ladies were all smiles, marching on the atlantic city boardwalk

even though their heels got wet. four days of preliminary competition showcasing their interview skills, talent and their swimsuits and evening gowns. in the category of lifestyle and fitness in swimsuit, miss florida, miss oklahoma and miss maryland. and miss ohio, a ventriloquist. miss kentucky and miss pennsylvania. it was also the heart pounding interview with the judges. >> they asked about isis, i mean foreign policy, it's such a big topic in the news right now. it is a difficult question for anybody to answer. >> this year's pageant comes with atlantic city stress. casinos here are closing or have already shut their doors, for ms. new jersey, it's personal.

>> me being the daughter of two casino workers, people realize i'm a real an tangible person and they're capitalizing on that to look for hope for the future. >> 53 contestants, but only one woman can wear that crown. > >> and you can watch the competition tonight right here on abc 7 the count to miss america starts at 2k8 p.8:00 p. today is the annual san francisco comedy day. they will honor robin williams at the start of the event. he performed in the very first comedy day three decades ago. comedy day takes place at sharon meadow in golden gate park. it starts at noon, it is free.

the war of the play field is located on capital avenue. it's named after long time community activist miniward and her husband lovy. followed by sports activities, music, even a jumpy house and refreshments. still ahead on the abc 7 sunday morning news. iphone 6 prephone mania continues. how long will you have to wait if you want the new apple gad t gadget? and take a look at the san mateo bridge, a live look, it might feel the same weatherwise so you and me, but to our meteorologist, there are variations. she'll tell you all about it she'll tell you all about it with her accu-weather forecast ♪

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happening today at mcdonnell hall will be dedicated as a land mark as the site where the farm worker movement and the legacy of caesar chafs began. mcdonnell hall is where chaves began developing the idea of organizing a farm worker's movement based on the catholic doctrine of social justice. if you're hoping to get an iphone 6 plus this week, it is probably not going to happen. preorders for the new gadget rolled out friday and sold out within hours. there is now a three to

four-week wait for the phone. but there's hope, if you would like to smaller iphone 6, that's set to ship within 10 days. the new line of iphone is set to hit stores on september 19. >> all right, we're looking at a clear shot of emeryville. a little bit of the coast is clear, in parts of marin county. we are looking at cooler temperatures for most today, but the cooldown gets going throughout the week ahead. and we're going to add in extra cloud cover, maybe some sprinkles, stay tuned for that. thank you, lisa, also next, mike schuman has the details coming up in sports.

downtown napa's only grocery store is still closed because of damage caused in the magnitude 6 earthquake three weeks ago. it's not known when the store will reopen a company representative said the quake caused extensive damage that has to be evaluated. city inspectors have yellow

tagged the building. about 50 employees have gone to work at other safe way stores in the area, including a second napa location and in near vallejo. if you still have debris from your place you would like to get rid of, time is running out. napa's quake debris roundup closes at 10:00. napa's recycling and waste service is sorting the debris and materials, they will recycle as much as possible. this morning, on beyond the headlines, the recovery effort after the napa effort quake and how the cities of napa and vallejo are coming back. abc 7 news anchor sheryl jennings talks to the mayors of both cities. and looks at the support they're getting from the community. sheryl hosts beyond the headlines this morning at 10:00 right after our newscast here on abc 7. right here, right now, lisa

talking weather. >> that fog has evaporated quickly in most neighborhoods. we are on our way to a sunny day today, a few high clouds visiting us from time to time. here's a live look at our hd. we're keeping temperatures in the 60s at most of our beaches. san carlos, san jose, sunny skies, numbers in the low 60s there. half moon bay, even aftt 64 degrees. those ocean water temperatures still very, very warm and we're looking at mid and upper 70s this afternoon in santa cruz where it's still a little bit gray. speaking of gray, santa rosa, how about 56 degrees that, little fog patch right over you will continue to shrink and evaporate, you'll be in the sunshine in 60 minutes. 35 in fairfield with the

sunshine in our east bay valleys, it won't be quite as warm here in livermore. i think maybe liver more. a few high clouds and fog this morning, otherwise the seasonal temperatures stay at the coast. the cooler pattern coming our way tomorrow, slowly, temperatures coming down each and every day. so the southerly swell increases today right along the coast. those south facing beaches, that will include stinson beach and santa cruz. so pretty dangerous up there with the risk of strong rip currents. so be careful. here's what's going on. it's interesting that we have got a couple of systems linking up offshore and as we do, we'll continue to see the marine layer get taller, the sea breeze kick up and with the cooler days forecasted monday and tuesday, we'll add to some cloud layers, especially late tuesday and wednesday. it looks like some of this

moisture may sneak a little bit further south and by tonight, we could see a chance of showers up through sonoma county, marin a few sprinkles. but in terms of the hot weather, it has been really warm in los angeles and san diego. still ahead advisories there for 80s and 90s and more moisture headed up into the southern sierra nevada. look at sacramento, 100 degrees while we enjoy the temperatures wide ranging throughout the next day before we turn back on all those 90s. today att park mid and upper 60s, plenty of sunshine, the breeze kicks up in the average and in the upper 70s for san mateo. 64 half moon bay with 92 in concord, 95 in livermore. the accu-weather seven-day forecast. tomorrow barely a 90 with the 60s continuing that theme at the

coast, with temperatures more seasonal, will increase the clouds the middle of the week, and maybe that extra cloud cover, we can squeeze out a few areas that may be missed and maybe some sprinkles up north. >> i for one am going to enjoy the cooling trend, but it seems like its bouncing back up next week. >> very observe vant, looks like another warm weekend. let's check out sports, a big day around the bay area today. the raiders kick off their home openers against the houston texans. and the 49ers chris and levi stadium with their first regular season game against the chicago bears, kickoff is 5:30. giants will send petite to the mound. the first pitch is at 1:05. here's abc 7 news sports anchor

mike schuman. he's got your highlights in this morning's sports. >> reporter: good morning t jimpblts had a chance to look up the dodgers in a tie in the national league west at att last night. instead they gave up a season high 17 runs. in san francisco, it was not a good night. bottom first, matt kemp takes it down to the corner for an rbi double. hudson one inning, gave up six rounds. a kickoff in the second, fared no better. down the line to left, another double for the dodgers slugger, 6-0 dodgers, now 9-0 in the fourth. dodgers rouse the giants 17-0. they go up two games in the west. meanwhile the as are in a free

fall. clinging to a maf -- felix was dealing, the as didn't give in to the mariners. ms up 1-0 in the sixth. his 27th of the year, would love to see him heat back up. josh redick on third. rbi single, as up 2-1. robinson cano, see ya. his 14th, ties the game at two. scott wiles in the 10th, bases loaded. cocoa chris shaun doolittle back on the hill. as win it 3-2, they stay atop the first wild card spot by half a game over kansas city. well the 15th ranked sanford cardinals coming off a tough loss to usc.

they broke out the aerial assault against the cadets. first series for the cardinals. corn of the end zone, 23 yards, touchdown, 7-0 stanford, cardinals, keep flexing their defensive muscle. linebacker kevin anderson recovers. and hogan gets juiced for the second time. 14-0 stanford, with three td catches from hogan. four td passes from hogan. kevin with 20 to 28. a 35-0 victory. 49ers hosting the bears, and of course raiders get the detectives. i'm mike schuman, have a great day. >> a good reason to get outdoors. streets of san francisco is sharing the day with another big to do.

happening today, san francisco's western edition and you can do so without dodging cars, the street will be closed. you can enjoy local art, the famous painted ladies and great food. the alamo flea market will be sharing the street. it goes from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. in san francisco, it should be delightful weather. >> already in the 60s, climbing through the 60s and by about 3:00 this afternoon should be in the upper 60s. nice day, 74 in oakland, look for the 80s to return to san jose, by game time, should be still in the low 80s, 95 in livermore, so that is a few degrees cooler than you were yesterday, so slowly the heat recedes from our inland valley.

tomorrow we'll see more cooling, extra cloud cover and the north bay could see a few sprinkles, but overall the weather pattern will be typical. >> that's going to do it for us, thank you for joining us on the abc 7 sunday morning news. the news continues now online on twitter, facebook and on all your mobile devices with our new abc 7 news app. abc news continues at 5:00, have

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(yawn) (ding!) toaster strudel! more fruit in the filling, ya? mmm! ya! warm, flaky, gooey, toaster strudel! now, with more fruit! ♪ those images are haunting after a 6.0 earthquake ripped through the north bay. napa, american canyon and va lay yoe at