live from the kgo tv broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. good morning, everyone. i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, september 21. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist, lisa argen. >> good morning to you. live doppler 7 hd picking up rainshowers in the central valley, the sierra nevada. this is all in association with an upper level low in the central valley. rotating around it, some moisture. it was pretty active last night. you can still see some lightning strikes and some of the cloudiness in the east bay valleys. but we have our stratus along

the coast not doing anything to mess up anything at sfo. but with the cloud cover, we are very mild once again. 64 in nevado. the sea breeze will get going once again today. that should keep the skies sunny, and we'll clear a little bit later today. more towards 11:00. 60s at our coast. and you have to go far out into the valleys to get those mid 80s. upper 70s in san jose. so slightly cooler today. then we'll warm it up. this is the last day of summer. we'll talk about more fall-like weather, cooler temperatures, and rainshowers coming up. this morning, san francisco police are investigating a deadly accident where a driver hit and killed a pedestrian. it happened at an intersection residents say is one of the most dangerous in the city. abc 7 news reporter has the story. >> reporter: this is the yellow toyota suv that hit the pedestrian. the driver, 40-year-old calixto

dilinila was arrested for suspicion of vehicular manslaughter and failing to yield to a pedestrian. the victim, an elderly woman, died at the scene. >> we know she's an asian female. and she's from the neighborhood. so we're trying to figure out -- contact family, that sort of thing. >> reporter: one resident who knew the victim said she lived in the building just feet from where she was hit. where did he live? do you know where she lived? >> this building. right here. >> reporter: the building is a senior living facility, and this corner is often packed with elderly residents boarding buses and cars that regularly dart by. one resident, who didn't want to use his name, said he has to be very careful here at all times of the day. how dangerous is the intersection? >> for old people, it's dangerous. >> reporter: why? >> because they can't walk fast. >> reporter: and what do the cars do? >> they don't stop. >> reporter: police have been

trying to enforce traffic safety in the area. it's not yet clear where the yellow suv made contact with the pedestrian in the crosswalk. they are looking for witnesses to help them with this case. in san francisco, abc 7 news. this morning, contra costa sheriff's county deputies say there may be additional victims of a suspected child molester. 39-year-old ronald deguzman is in jail. he was arrested september 9 at his home in bay point on manual court and accused of sexually assaulting three boys. he has been charged with 17 counts of child molestation. detectives believe deguzman contacted his victims through churches in central and east contra costa county. he's being held on $4.2 million bail. this morning, a man is in custody suspected of trying to kill a woman in her 70s. berkeley police say the man attacked the woman late friday afternoon at russell and otis streets.

he took off when she screamed for help. officers arrived and were able to track down the suspect based on a description given to them by witnesses. the woman was rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. oakland police are investigating a deadly shooting that happened shortly after 7:00 last night. police say the victim was shot on hillside street, then taken to a hospital where he was pronounced dead. investigators have not made and arrests or identified any suspects. it is the 56th homicide of the year in oakland. richmond police are on the lookout for a gunman who killed two men. it happened at 5:30 yesterday evening at bissell avenue and fourth street. that's a block from lincoln elementary school. one victim died at the scene. the other was rushed to the hospital where he died. no arrests have been made. police have not released information about a suspect. for the first time, we've

heard from the father of a young man shot and killed by a police officer in richmond a week ago today. the father, rick perez, mourning the loss of his son with family and friends at nichol park yesterday afternoon. 23-year-old richard perez was killed last sunday outside a liquor store. police say perez was drunk, tried to grab the officer's gun. the officer then shot him three times. his father says that did not need to happen. >> i raised my son well. he had respect for the law. he is only guilty of one thing that night, and that was being intoxicated. i know we need the police. i know we need stuff like that. there are criminals in the world. my son wasn't one of them. >> police say they have video evidence proving the shooting was justified. and check out this photo from san francisco. that is a park and control officer on the hood of a car. police say he was writing a ticket near alamo square when the driver got in and tried to run him down.

the officer hopped onto the car. he clung to the hood for several blocks. police eventually pulled over the driver on market street. she has been charged with assault with a deadly weapon, a car. the officer was not hurt. napa residents feeling rather tense from the earthquake can get things all smoothed out this afternoon at the city's emotional rebuilding fair. plenty of residents experienced tension, anxiety, and even post-traumatic stress disorder from last month's 6.0 quake. the fair will offer massages, yoga, therapy, and pet behavior. it's all free. the healing begins this afternoon at 1:00 at the crosswalk community church in napa. crews are waiting until it's safe to see how many buildings were damaged or destroyed by the growing king fire in eldorado county. so far, it has burned nearly 82,000 acres. it's near pollack pines. it's only 10% contained. it has now spread into tahoe

national forest. 2,800 people have been evacuated from the area. >> the fire isn't quite here to this area yet, but we have dozer lines in place, hose lines in place that are in front of the houses. so if the fire does come up here, we have a buffer between where the fire is and where it wants to go. >> crews are also standing by to set those backfires, the carefully controlled fires designed to burn brush and vegetation so there is nothing left to fuel the wildfire when it arrives. in madera county, crews are making progress against a wildfire near bass lake. the courtney fire is now 90% contained. about 320 acres. evacuation orders have been lifted, but 56 buildings have either been damaged or destroyed. the san francisco firefighters who helped save camp mather from a wildfire in the sierra last year were honored last night. supporters of the popular summer

family camp gathered for its 90th anniversary party and rim fire benefit last night. last summer, crews were able to contain the massive rim fire in yosemite national forest before it reached the camp. proceeds will be used to protect the camp from future fires. meteorologist lisa argen is here now with a preview of what's going to be a fall accuweather forecast. >> that's right. right now, though, we are still looking at temperature on the mild side to start out. cloudy skies. 65 here in san francisco. no airport delays. when that sun comes up, it will still be cloudy everywhere the 6:57. in fact, we'll have to wait until close to the afternoon until we see the sun. also ahead, a restaurant owner taking an unusual stand. why he says he has had it with

picky customers, and what the customers are saying. and later, a deadly virus targeting man's best friend. where it's happening and what to look out for.

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"trick or treat." in the central valley, police have caught four of five inmates who escaped from jail. authorities say the men broke out of the madera county jail friday night. they were being held on charges, including attempted murder and armed robbery. four of the men were captured last night. one man, 29-year-old roel soliz, remains at large. >> this morning, north korea state-run news agency is saying an imprisoned california man wanted to become the second edward snowden. 25-year-old matthew todd miller of bakersfield was sentenced to six years hard labor last week.

the agency in a sometimes confusing statement reported miller was part of the united states' anti-north korea human rights campaign. it also said miller planned to tell the north koreans he had secret information about american and military bases in south korea similar to snowden revealing nsa secrets. two emotional appeals are being made this morning for the release of a british man held hostage by the extremist group isis. isis militants threaten to kill allen henning as they have two other westerners if the united states continued its air strikes against them. henning's wife in a statement released by the british foreign office says he's a peaceful, selfless man who was in syria only to help people in need. a doctor who volunteered with henning in syria also appealed to isis militants to free him. >> he's not part of your struggle. he is not to blame for the

actions of western governments that you fight. he is not responsible for the killing of innocent civilians. >> henning is a taxi driver who travelled to syria last december to deliver food and water to people affected by the country's civil war. and as the campaign against isis intensifies, u.s. ambassador to the united nations, samantha power, will be a guest on "this week." the obama administration has mounted a campaign to bring the international community onboard to fight isis. you can watch the show right here on abc 7 at 8:00 this morning. the secrets of the planet mars could begin to be unlocked in the next few weeks, thanks to the maven spacecraft. the maven is scheduled to enter orbit around mars around 7:00 tonight. maven has a local flavor. four of its instruments were built at cal's space sciences laboratory. the goal of maven is to help scientists figure out why mars lost its atmosphere.

they believe the planet may have once had oceans and an atmosphere similar to earth. another rocket carrying northern california cargo is on its way to outer space. >> and we have liftoff of space-x falcon 9 rocket and dragon. >> the unmanned falcon rocket from space-x blasted off from florida late last night. on board is a 3d printer from silicon valley, the company made in space. nasa hopes it will allow astronauts to create spare parts when they need to make repairs to the space station. tesla founder elan musk is the ceo of space-x. a san francisco restaurant owner says he has had it up to here with picky eaters, and that's why he posted this sign on his soma restaurant and temporarily closed this week. our reporter explains. >> reporter: by the looks of

this restaurant suddenly closing on thursday and posting this sign that, yes, they use msg, they do not buy organic, and don't care about gluten free hasn't hurt business. the owner and chef stands by the old and new sign because, simply put, he's tired of catering to hard-to-satisfy patrons. here is an example of customer interaction thursday. >> a guy came up to me and he said, the rule is if we don't like it, we don't have to pay. as he was walking out, he cursed at me. and that's why. >> reporter: the social media response has been huge. people on both sides are debating his actions. christine tweeted, alienating potential customers is never a good idea. business 101. some self proclaimed picky eaters agree to some degree. >> because of my food preferences as far as quality goes, i wouldn't choose to eat there. but it is his choice.

>> the fact they are outwardly stating they use msg it wouldn't be my preference. >> reporter: but others had a totally different take. >> there's a ton of places to get gluten free or nonmsg. there's no reason to go after a guy trying to run a business. >> i think everyone knows that most asian restaurants have msg and are not gluten free. >> reporter: so supporters filled the restaurant. this is the clientele the owner admits this place is made for. do you plan to change your menu at all after this? >> perhaps if it were organic msg, at most. >> reporter: in san francisco, abc 7 news. caltrans has reopened a 10-mile stretch of highway 37 almost 36 hours ahead of schedule. highway 37 was slated to be closed all weekend for maintenance and repaving, but the work was completed. the roadway reopened at 8:00 last night. crews worked all day yesterday

digging out cracked portions of the highway, repaving them, and then leveling it off. highway 37 is still scheduled to be closed again next weekend for additional maintenance. in addition, caltrans says it will be closed at night between monday, september 29, and friday, october 3. and it's good, lisa, to try to get that work done before the rains come. >> uh-huh. but we will have some rain this week. so before the end of september, our second little weak weather maker, we'll take it, it's headed our way. so it's fine right now due to a deep marine layer with low clouds extending all the way inland. but some of the cloud cover due to the blow-off of this system here. it's an upper level low that is sitting south and east of the bay area. and they had showers in the mountains yesterday around sacramento. the north coast today, the northern mountains. and it's all due to this low with that moisture wrapping

around into lake tahoe. although drier air is pushing into it and not much activity now. in fact, our weather coming from an upper level high offshore that will build in, bringing a nice afternoon today. emoryville right now, 64 in oakland. san carlos, mid 60s. 62 in morgan hill. 63 san francisco. no delays at sfo. it was 77 yesterday at sfo. so a warm afternoon for south city standards. 64 in nevado. the cool spot, 61 in santa rosa. that's pretty balmy for this time of year. and this time of day. here is a look from our camera. looks nice out there. the overcast this morning with slower clearing. by about 11:00, more sunshine around the bay, but not at the coast. in fact, it will stay cloudy with low 60s ocean beach. upper 60s up towards port rays and spinson.

and then a opponent of showers headed our way wednesday and thursday. look at the higher cloud tops. that is the thunderstorm activity from nevada, north of las vegas, into the sierra nevada. and as this system pulls on out, still getting a little wraparound moisture. in fact, some lightning strikes yesterday near napa. but as for today, it's all about this high offshore. that will allow for a nice day, and then it will actually amplify in the next couple of days in response to this trough. and so once the trough moves through, we'll see cooler temperatures. thursday, we'll see the rainshowers associated with the cold front. in fact, maybe an me mendocino county. 77 in redwood city. 74 in san mateo. cloudy skies pacifica. 64 there. partly cloudy downtown at 68. up in the north bay, mostly

sunny conditions. 76 for sonoma. mid 70s in hayward and fremont. a little shy of average today with low 80s for concord. 84 in pleasanton. and the accuweather seven-day forecast, we usher in fall tomorrow night. temperatures a few degrees warmer out ahead of this weather system. we're anticipating to move on through by thursday. once it does, it will bring the cloudy skies behind it, the cooler temperatures. showers on thursday. upper 60s and 70s. and then we rebound on saturday, back into some 80s. so nice. >> a little something-something, as they say. >> i like it. kgo radio host ron owens recently revealed he has parkinson's disease but chose to hide it from the public for more than 12 years. owens and his wife, former news anchor jan black, sat down with

our cheryl jennings to talk about ron's battle. ron's doctor also joined us to talk about symptoms and treatments. it turns out depression is part of the illness. >> depression. well, i have clinical depression. so the parkinson's kind of feeds into that. bill will tell you that i was at 40% or 60% of people who get parkinson's have depression issues. >> reporter: jan, do you find that he's moody? >> yes. [ laughter ] >> well, i seriously think he's sort of always been like that. >> moody? >> well, and before the diagnosis. and then you got on anti-depressants, and it really does make a very big difference in terms of moodiness. but i have always wondered if this was a symptom of parkinson's showing up before the tremors did. >> please join cheryl jennings for her exclusive television interview with kgo radio's ron owens this morning at 10:00 here on abc 7. and up next, a touching display.

why christmas tree lights are being lit up for the rest of the month in san mateo county. abc 7 is honoring hispanic heritage month through october 15 with posts to our instagram feed. today is world gratitude day. we are thankful for the community leadership of louis grenado. he is in charge of san francisco's economic development agency. louis has served as the agency's executive director for the past 15 years. we have more details on instagram at abc 7 news bay area.

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writing. >> someone asked, what does it feel like to get to write the voice of a black woman? and i said, well, mccreamy has been speaking in the voice of a black woman for a long time now. >> shonda takes over abc with "grays anatomy," "scandal," and how to get away with murder." a tree in honor of a little girl who lost her battle with cancer. it's in memory of 2 1/2-year-old julie pena who passed away two years ago. her parents say she loved to stare at the lights on the tree and refused to shut the blinds until she fell asleep. that tree will remain lit up for the rest of september, which is childhood cancer awareness month. much more ahead on the sunday morning news. two breaches in two days.

newt concerns about white house security. also, what a difference a dog makes. why this golden retriever is now on the staff of a bay area d.a.'s office.

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live from the kgo tv broadcast center this is abc 7 news. welcome back, everyone. we're starting this half-hour with a look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, carolyn. we have activity in the sierra nevada. the northern mountains. this is all due to an area of low pressure in the central valley that is wrapping moisture around. and yesterday it really triggered some thunderstorms and lightning. in fact, some of it could be seen from our east bay and north bay. but right now things are winding down. drier air pushing in. and for the bay area, we've got a healthy marine layer over 2,000 feet. and temperatures are very mild. so it is cloudy from the coast to the delta with 62 in fairfield. 64 in nevad oh. 61 in santa rose a. the sun not coming up until about 27 minutes from now. but you can see still in the sacramento valley, still maybe a few showers, overcast skies. then the sea breeze kicks up for cool numbers at the coast. sunshine inland with temperatures warming the next

couple of days before we see a return to some fall-like weather. i'll have the details coming up. this morning, the secret service is trying to explain how two men breached white house security. a 19-year-old man was arrested yesterday after he tried to drive through a barricaded entryway to the white house. and another man was arrested friday. abc news reporter michelle franzen has the story. >> reporter: the secret service springing into action investigating on the grounds of the white house, reacting to yet another intruder. the second one in less than 24 hours. the latest incident happening while security personnel canvassed the ground in the aftermath of another serious breach friday. >> you'll have to go out. >> reporter: that's when this man scaled the fence and raced across the north lawn to the white house, running 200 feet, making it all way to the portico door and into the white house before he was arrested, and prompting a full white house investigation.

the secret service says 42-year-old omar gonzalez told them he was concerned the atmosphere was collapsing and needed to get word to the president. a court complaint says that gonzalez was armed with a black folding knife. a texas neighbor says gonzalez was always a little strange. >> when i talked to him, he told me that he thought people were watching him or his phone was tapped. >> reporter: the breach has prompted a full-scale security review. >> the idea that he could walk into the white house and that it was actually unsecure is a troubling aspect. >> reporter: the white house released a statement saturday night saying, quote, the president has full confidence in the secret service. officials say the president was never in danger. he lifted off with his daughters on the other side of the white house just minutes before the first breach, and was still in camp david when the second man foiled security. michelle franzen, abc news, new york.

happening today, the issue of climate change is taking center stage all over the world. with over half a million people expected to attend people's climate marches. the bay area is taking part. at oakland's lake merit park, thousands are expected to call for immediate measures to halt and reverse climate change. they are pushing for a global agreement to reduce warming, pollution, and demand a world with good jobs, clean air, water, peace and justice, and a healthy environment. the rally begins at 2:00 this afternoon at oakland's lake merit. san francisco's aquatic cove and its beach are closed due to a fuel spill. swimmers noticed oil in the water yesterday morning, and tar balls began washing up on the beach. the coast guard says the fuel came from the world war ii liberty ship jeremiah o'brian, which is berthed at pier 35.

david maguire sent us these photos of swimmers cleaning oil off their feet, swim caps, and goggles. the coast guard says that the company that operates the ship will begin cleaning up today. oakland city council is expected to sign off on a new $1 billion, 10-year garbage contract tomorrow. last month, the city council voted to award the contract to an oakland company, california waste solutions. the company that held the contract for decades, texas-based waste management, filed two lawsuits to get it back. officials at california waste solutions decided to share the contract, sparing the city millions of dollars in legal costs. dozens of dog owners have had to euthanize pets because of a deadly and contagious virus that appears to be spreading. vets say dozens of dogs in trenton, new jersey, have died in the past month from parvo virus.

it's an illness that is often fatal for infect the dogs. it can be transmitted by anything that comes into contact with contaminated feces. even an innocent walk through grass can transfer it to a healthy dog's paws or fur. >> it's not easy to clean up. it's not easy to pick up. so you're stepping in it. animals are stepping in it. and that is exactly the way it's transmitted. >> vets say the easiest way to prevent the parvo virus is make sure your dog is up to date on all vaccinations. man's best friend is proving to be a pretty good companion to people going through the often frightening criminal justice system. i got a first look at the golden retriever that's bringing a sense of calm to san francisco's courthouse, a story you'll see only on abc 7 news. it's his first official week at work. it's san francisco's first courthouse therapy dog. and favor has already been a stress reliever for some of the most vulnerable, who find

themselves having to testify in criminal justice proceedings. >> anything that we can do in order to facilitate the process and help our victims and help our witnesses be able to come in and provide information, and help us get to the bottom of the truth, whatever that is, is useful. >> reporter: child abuse, elder abuse, sexual assault, domestic violence. this golden retriever is highly trained to offer support during forensic interviews and other steps in criminal investigations. his handler works with the d.a.'s office of victims services, and describes how one young girl reacted with the pooch by her side. >> just to be able to have the dog next to her, she was petting his ears and providing the information that the officer was requesting. >> reporter: favor comes compliments of a bay area nonprofit, canine companions for independence, which has a breeding program. the dogs are socialized for a year and a half by volunteers,

and we found out coincidentally that favor got his training from abc 7 newscast director jerry sandy and his family. >> it's the most gratifying thing to know that somebody in need can be helped. >> reporter: eventually the d.a. would like to see favor allowed in the courtrooms when victims are testifying. but for now, he'll stick to therapy duties in the interview rooms and the hallways. this dog's got the magic touch not just with witnesses, but many of those who see him in the courthouse. >> good boy. >> well, jerry sandy, i have to say, our newscast director, is here this morning. good job with favor there, jerry. and the district attorney says favor is available to both prosecutors and the public defender's office. still ahead on the abc 7 sunday morning news, the

partnership between tech companies and several bay area schools. it is more than just money. and here is a live look from our camera. a bit of rain is in our forecast this week. lisa argen will be along shortly with a full accuweather forecast.

covering santa rosa, berkeley, san jose, and all the bay area, this is abc 7 news.

>> today you have another chance to check out a 2,000-year-old chinese tradition right here on san francisco bay. the dragon boat festival features boasts have all over the world. the event started in 1996, though it originated as a cultural celebration in ancient china. this is video from yesterday. the races start again at 8:00 this morning at treasure island. admission and parking are free. the festival runs from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and, lisa, you said you took part in it. were you rowing? >> i was actually. >> wow. >> yeah. it was fun. >> ok. >> we'll have a typical sea breeze this afternoon. but today it is very windy out by brentwood and oakley right now. an area of low pressure pulls out of the area. but here in san francisco, we have this flat wind, cloudy skies, and deep marine layer. so a couple of lows to tell you about. one departing, one moving in, all in our seven-day outlook

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some tech companies in the san francisco bay area are about to leave their mark in the classroom. each company will be matched with a public school to offer

more than just financial support. our abc 7 news education reporter explains. >> reporter: these students enjoy being read to, and these co-workers have decided to make this elementary school their volunteer school of choice. >> we have a lot of spanish-speaking employees at zoom. 1/3 of the company speaks spanish. we picked the school because 70% of the kids are english language learners. >> reporter: they both work for zoom, an online money transfer company based in san francisco. the company will support the school for a minimum of one year. already, zoom has donated 500 books to the school library. eve chong is the principal here. >> it's been a god-send. and he's going to be helping us with a bunch of guided reading books as far as we agreed on, right? >> whatever you want. human resources that can come in

and help do things like recess monitoring or read alouds in the class, and also just to give some tender loving care to these kids. it really makes a difference. >> the superintendent and mayor of san francisco have been working for more than a year to get tech companies involved in the public school system. >> i never want to hear again really a teacher or principal say i have to reach in my own pocket to buy pencils and paper for these kids. >> reporter: the program is seen as a wise investment for the city. >> if you think of our students as a farm team, you're starting to build that internal engine. that's going to be the future employees of our tech companies here in san francisco. >> reporter: so far, 20 schools have been matched. the goal is to have all 116 san francisco public schools paired with a tech company within a year. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> have to invest in the future. that's right.

>> lisa argen is here now, talking about a changeable sort of forecast. >> yes, finally. and this morning, we have airport delays. 56 minutes at sfo. so stacking up. it's a pretty deep marine layer. and very windy conditions out in our east bay. in fact, the winds were really, really blowing out by oakley. and this is due to this area of low pressure which is pulling in some moisture. and also cranking up the winds around brentwood, oakley, and the higher elevations. so this is all due to an upper level low that is to the south in the san joaquin valley. it's pulling out, but still spreading the showers. we had lightning and still some lightning strikes around fresno. forecasting rain again in reno. and in southlake, where the high will only be 69 degrees. you can see the cloud cover as it continues to push to the west. but we have our own stable atmosphere and our own cloud cover from the low clouds and fog. this marine layer up to 2,000

feet deep. so another, say, five, six minutes until the official sunrise. and temperatures due to this light push of westerly winds in the 60s. 64 in san carlos. 62 in morgan hill. san francisco, 63. and the delays right here. sfo. later on today, more 70s for you. a little cooler than yesterday. inland as well. but then we'll go in the opposite direction, where things will warm up before we get a little taste of fall come thursday. 64 in concord. cloudy skies in livermore. if you're out for a morning run or morning bike ride, going up mt. diablo, you'll notice the very windy conditions. but as we go through the day, things will get a little bit more stable. the winds will back off, and we'll see a return to sunshine and a pretty nice-looking afternoon. gray skies in the city. so the overcast, a little breezy out there. the east bay, down right windy for some of you.

the clouds clearing slowly. the low moves through on friday. and rainfall amounts vary widely. but here is a look at the clouds from the thunderstorms yesterday, in nevada, into northern california. and just last hour, a report of some rain in the northern mountains. but this low is heading out. and as it does, high pressure takes over for the next several days. it actually strengthens in response to that area of low pressure that is cuing up to the north and west of us. that's what will affect us thursday and friday. but meantime it should be nice around here. here is a look at the computer animation for thursday. cloud cover, rain, maybe an inch in mendocino county. but lesser amounts here. maybe a quarter of an inch in the coastal hills. we could see rain as far south as monterey come thursday night. so highs today with the rain, 69 in tahoe. 91 in yosemite. still hazy due to the fire. 77 los angeles. low 70s in monterey.

and once that front pushes through, we'll look for cooler temperatures out of the 80s for san jose, into the mid 70s. and you too could see a bit of light rainshower activity if you're spending time today over in oakland with the a's today, numbers in the upper 60s to low 70s. highs around the bay, 68 in the city. 75 in napa. 74 in san mateo. so a little warmer as fall arrives tomorrow night. ho holding steady. then we warm back up by next saturday. >> let's just get rid of the mugginess and humidity. >> it has been very warm. yeah, we haven't been able to do that yet. >> no fun at all. let's check out sports. the 49ers and the raiders both on the road today. the silver and black are in new england to play tom brady and the patriots. kickoff, 10:00 this morning. and the niners will try to rebound from last sunday's loss against the arizona cardinals. that game starts at 1:05.

cal fans are still in shock this morning following last night's collapse in the arizona desert. here is abc 7 sports anchor mike shumann with all the details in this morning's sports. >> good morning. cal and arizona with a track meet down in the desert. the bears had control until the final play of the game, and arizona's prayer was answered. arizona trying to intimidate cal with the wide-out. didn't work. wide-open. he goes 80 yards. so the route is on. cal was up 28-6 at the half. cal had 193 yards on the ground. muhammad with the first of two rushing touchdowns. he gets to the outside, stays on his feet. he'll go 50 yards for the score. cal up 38-23. but arizona wouldn't go away. down eight. solomon, perfect pass to jones for his third t.d. of the game. 45-43. going for two. and the tie. the pass is incomplete. cal just needs to get first downs to win the game. third and 6.

he takes out goff and puts in ruben who gets stuffed. calvin misses the 47-yard field goal. four seconds left. arizona down two. solomon, 47-73 for 523 yards. heaves the hail mary. and austin hill on the catch. are you kidding me? arizona's prayer is answered. what a comeback. that didn't just happen. arizona wins 49-45. cal falls to 2-1, and this one is going to hurt for a while. >> after we had some hard times in the first half, i was proud of the whole team. the defense came through. i just love my whole team. it was just a regular hail mary throw. i knew he threw a great ball. i was just in the right place at the right time. >> a regular hail mary play. a month ago, if you had asked me if the giants were going to the playoffs, i would have said they were dead in the water. but they have rallied and have a chance to catch the dodgers. third inning. this grounds into what should be a double play.

penning throws it away. venable scores. 1-0 padres. perez can't reach this one. two-run score. padres up 3-0. hunter pence connects off cashner. his 20th of the year. cashner otherwise brilliant. struck out seven. runners on the corners giants lose 3-2. a's and phillies. pomeranz on the hill. pitched well. five scoreless, struck out six. juiced in the first. bases loaded for the a's in the second. and the offensive struggles continues. this 4-6-3 double play. a's fail to score. williams the first player since 1900 to beat the same team three times while playing for three different teams in the same season. he tossed seven innings of shutout baseball. we've seen this before.

this one gone to left center, his fourth of the year. 2-0 philly. they had one more in the eighth. bird singles just over the glove. utley scores. a's lose 3-0, but still lead the wild card race by half a game. 49ers in arizona. the raiders in new england to face the patriots. we'll have those for you tonight at 5:00. i'm mike shumann. have a great day. up next, two baby cheetahs can now be seen at a southern california zoo. why officials say the 3-week-old cubs are being raised by animal care staff.

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some of the cutest critters you'll ever see are now on display in san diego. two cheetah cubs are now available for the public to see. several hours every day. the 3-week-old cubs are being raised by zoo staff because their mother was unsuccessful raising her previous litters. dogs will be partnered with the cubs when they get a bit older, and that's because a dog's body language is known to calm and relax the cheetahs. so who knew? >> so cute. >> yeah. a pretty nice afternoon. today the last full day of summer, with temperatures in the upper 60s in the city. 70 in oakland. cloudy now. windy in our east bay. those winds will die back, and we'll see about 86 in liver more. 79 in san jose.

7:29, fall arrives. warmer the next couple of days. then temperatures drop. cold front moves in, and rain spreading our way thursday and friday. >> all right. that is going to do it for us. thank you for joining us on the abc 7 sunday morning news. i'm carolyn tyler along with lisa argen. our news continues now online, on twitter, facebook, all your mobile devices with our new abc 7 news app. abc 7 news continues at 9:00 a.m. "good morning america" is up next.

good morning, america. breaking right now, double manhunt. the search for dangerous fugitives on both coasts. five violent offenders stage a daring jailbreak taking off in all directions terrifying residents. >> it's kind of scary knowing that. meantime, in pennsylvania a suspected cop killer playing a twisted game of hide-and-seek. people warned to stay inside. how long can he survive in the wilderness? fires and floods, raging infernos threatening thousands of homes. more people forced to evacuate overnight. can firefighters stop the flames? and in the midwest, heavy rains swallowing up cars and trucks and making a mess out of football games. what more can we expect for the start of fall? jump!