>> good morning, earn, it's saturday, september 5th. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with you are a weather. frances dinglasan is in for meteorologist lisa argen. >> it's in the upper 40s in parts of the north day. 38 napa, 49 half moon bay. elsewhere we are in the low to mid-50s right now. you are going to be waking up to clear skies. here's a live view from sutro looking out over the bay. minimal marine layer and with plenty of sunshine this around, that means sings are going to warm up. inland areas you will be about ten degrees warmer in some locations. temperatures in the low to upper 80s. along the coast even and into san francisco we are going to see some mid-70s.

and around the bay mild to warm conditions, up to the low 80s. now this is just the beginning of a warming trend. i will have even hotter numbers headed your way with the accuweather seven-day forecast. chris. thank you. allowing now, ahappening now, allow yourself plenty of time to get in and out of san francisco the next few days. the bart closure is underway and construction project closed fourth and king in the city right next to the ballpark. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo has the story. >> monday-to-friday commuters aren't giving much thought to the transbay closer but some folks have to work this holiday weekend >> i'm still thinking with it. i will probably work from home but i have to come to the so i will probably bet uber. >> they helped organize a carpool >> he e-mailed everybody and told them specifically who they could ride with and who was coming from when where.

>> driving may not be the best option. traffic is expected to be heavy on the golden gate and bay bridges. >> you don't need to avoid bart all together. if you are going to the a's game and staying within the east bay you will see more frequent train service. if you have to go into the city to go to work or a concert, you can rely on the bus. >> the concert is billy joel. just down the embarcadero the intersection at 4th and king is closed for central subway work. >> usually with a game it's so hard walking here, let alone the cars and traffic. real hard to walk in. >> i'm hoping it won't be too bad but it will probably cause issues. maybe with less people in the city it won't be as bad. >> that's a decent bet for sunday and monday but 50,000 billy joel fans will certainly impact your saturday. a about. c news. >> you can download our free a. c7 news app to get the latest information on the closer of the

transbay tube. and you can push for alerts for the moment the tube opens. and you are traveling to san francisco international this weekend you can expect it to be very crowded. this is a live picture from our sfo camera. airport officials say more than 300,000 passengers are expected to pass through this weekend. tomorrow is expected to be the busiest of the three days. sunday passenger traffic is expected to have an increase of 8% over last year. because of traffic airport officials suggest leaving for sfo earlier to drop off or pick up passengers. >> there there was a bizarre int at san francisco's ocean beach yesterday. a kite surfer was dragged through the air into on coming traffic. wasn't in the water yet. he was setting up his board on the great highway and the boulevard when a wind gust hit t lifted and carried him into more than 40 feet into the southbound lane. he was twisting and couldn't separate from his gear.

others at the beach said the wintry mix was great for sur testifying but the gusts made it dangerous. >> today because it's so gusty up and down it's really unpredictable which makes it somewhat dangerous. >> the kite can youfer was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. police shut down the great highway during the response to >> 5:04 is our time. a north bay family is in shock this morning after a fire destroyed the house they built by hand. abc7 news was in windsor has flames erupted on vine crest road at about 5:30 p.m. yesterday. the fire spread to the surrounding grassland, burning about two acres. windsor is just north of santa rosa on highway 101. rodney built the house about 30 years ago. he has no idea how it started. >> my wife drove up and said the house is on fire i grabbed the hose and water was off by that time. it went fast. >> firefighters were able to

keep the fire from burning. neighboring homes, and thank fully no one was hurt. >> two north bay residents are in custody this morning, charged with a widespread criminal investigation of child born that includes victims at home and overseas. cornell bernard has the details. >> there were cops all the way up the street. >> he woke to a predawn raid by the fbi, searching the novato home of 25-year-old patrick harvey, arrested for possession of child born. sting was part of a federal investigation, which also snared 40-year-old kori nicole ellis, who is charged with possession, production and distribution of child born. >> it took a horrible person off the street. >> the international crimes against children unit assisted and found more than 600 images of children at ellis' san francisco home. even images of small children in

bondage. >> and she was able to convince a family, a couple, over in the u.k. and half of them to engage in child pornographic acts for her pleasure. and to send it to her. >> police in the uk placed those children in protective custody. police say ellis met patrick harvey and exchanged graphic child born images. a shock to neighbors. they say the family was quiet and polite and no one answered the door when we knocked. >> it's too close to me personally, but its also close to -- there's a school right up the street. >> kori ellis has pleaded not guilty. she'll be back in federal court next week. patrick harvey could enter his plea on september 14th. in novato, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> police are on the lookout for a man who flashed two young girls at ross road and aims avenue yesterday afternoon about

two blocks from an elementary school. police said the man was parked inside a navy blue honda civic with no pants on. he made eye contact but didn't say anything. this is the third incident involving a adult disturbing an adult in palo alto sips school began on august 17th. a security guard has been band as work at whole foods after a violent incident in oakland thursday night. we want to warn you, the following images maybe difficult to see. a witnesses took these photos at the whole foods at lake merritt. she said he got violent after an argument between the customer and the cashier. whole foods said it's also tolerating and said it has zero tolerance for violence. last night you saw a virtual audience with pope francis. they asked him questions directly and his answers conclude him into what he may say when he visits washington,

d.c. next month. on top of his list, the immigration debate. >> we are all responsible for everyone, to help each other out as best we can. >> experts, the franciscan priest behind california missions, will be watching the pope closely. pope francis plans to name him a saint when he comes to washington. ama daetz has more. >> this father was one of california's first immigrants. >> junipero serra came to california trying to convert people to christianity. >> professor has worked stepsively about him. his mission worked started in mexico and then moved north into california. he believes the pope is trying to send a message to americans about immigration. >> what he remind us is the history of the united states was

by-coastal and multi-racial. >> another serra expert grease. >> those who come to the southwest today aren't so much newcomers, they are following among those who came before them and they have a real place in the u.s. >> but making serra a saint isn't without controversy and some are asking him to consider. they blame serra for bringing diseases that killed thousands of americans. those and survived were beaten ifethey didn't follow his orders. >> they believed we were filled with demons and basically the demons at times had to be beaten out of us. >> pope francis, however, appears to be trying to make amends. he will hold high profile meetings with latinos and immigrants in each. the three cities he's visiting on his u.s. tour. >> ama will be live in washington d.c. for the first of those three when the pope

arrives. we hope you join us as they follow pope francis on this historic trip. governor brown thinks artificial turf is a great alternative to lawns during our drought. so much so he has approved a measure prohibiting homeowner's associations from banning the fake grass. it's safe to say all homeowners like a green, fresh-looking lawn, and the governor said that's fine but the state's drought calls for alternatives. the state estimates that landscapergation or watering your lawn represents 43% of urban water use. time now is 5:120 on your saturday morning. weather-wise, yeah, no rain in right, right? >> no rain in site. it will be dry and even getting hot around bait area. here's a live look right any as we head toward the ferry building or look out toward the ferry building. it's currently 56 degrees in san francisco. we are going to hit 74 this afternoon. well above our normal high of 70. i'll let you know how warm it's going to get, especially inland, coming up. >> thanks, frances. also ahead, the efforts underway

to rescue a whalen dangled in fishing line off the coast. and plus the sites and sound of wizard world comic-con. >> i'm abc traffic reporter leyla with your update. extra ferries are available to subtle commuters between east bay and san francisco and delays expected on the bay area brimming. get your latest updates right all of our legendary racing heritage. all of our pioneering four wheel drive experience. come together in one amazing new vehicle.

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>> we have a warning for north bay pet owners this holiday weekend.

the health department said keep your animals away from the russian river. authorities found toxic blue-green algae in the water. a dog died from algae poisoning, most likely from licking its fur after playing in the river or playing in the water along the shore. signs are posted warning pet owners. this morning rescuers will try to free a blue whale entangled in hundreds feet of line. the whale is about 75 feet long with the line connected with to pewee wrapped around its tail. crews removed as much as possible before dark last night. marine experts hope it reduced some of the drag so the whale won't get so exhausted. there is a driver less shuttle being tested to take students across campus. it looks like a four-seat golf cart. it's great bid computer and has laser cameras with a 360-degree view of campus.

it goes about 10 miles an hour and can detect pedestrian at 200 meters. people can hail it by waving their hands in front of it and the pilot program about begin on september 21st. the rising represents in san francisco are pushing out a favorite place for comic book fans. the cartoon art museum can no longer afford the rent at its long time home near the moscone center. it will close next saturday, september 12th. the museum hasn't found a new location yet and doesn't know when or where it will reopen but the staying persistent of is staying upbeat. they are planning a send-off celebration next thursday at the mission street gallery. >> 40 or more artists will be sketching in the gallery and having a good celebration because we've had a good run in the space and now it's time for a new chapter. >> the director is optimistic the museum will be able to reopen next year somewhere in san francisco. the combination of fantasy

and fun is centered in san jose this weekend. costume comic enthusiasts have gathered for wizard world comic-con. we go inside the festivities. >> for lots of fans this is a first. >> i'm still trying to soak it in. there's so much i wanted to check out. >> this is a place where stars are real and approachable. that's former superman dean cane, and the incredible hulk himself, lou. >> it's pop culture and you have entertainment, a lot of joy and happiness of all different generation. >> you can see the world of dc comics and marvel comics come together. >> lets you dive in and go to anything. you see the crossovers. we can dress up as captain america and others and people won't blink an eye. >> it's billed as a place where pop culture comes to right. so the tom tom toy you have been looking for since you were a kid, it's here, or the limited

edition of the trench coat, it's here too. and toys you see in cartoons or video games, you can really pick up. this is really heavy. this is not quite as big as comic-con in san diego, about you a couple veterans of the southern california event gave it their seal of approval. >> it's small but i love it. it's awesome. being here only a short amount of time already i'm having a lot of fun. >> tickets are still available and nearly everyone we talked to in costume plans to be here all weekend and they love posing for pictures. abc7 news. the magic of the mediterranean comes to the peninsula this weekend. 41 annual greek festival take place today at the festival church in belmont. it features greek cuisine, music, dapsing and a children's amusement area. it goes all weekend long.

people can leave the sweatshirts at home? >> leave the sweatshirts but it will be hot. in belmont a high of 80 today. there is not a cloud in the sky. clear conditions all around the bay area. it will be great weather to head to the beach, but lookout for hazardous conditions. this morning all the way to monday evening, especially for south and southwest-facing beaches. there will be strong rip currents throughout the weekend, large shore breaks, and sneaker waves. just be extra careful heading into the water near the shore. a live shot from sutro tower looking down toward the downtown area and the bay bridge. it's clear. temperatures right now are mainly in the 50s. san francisco 56, oakland 52, san jose 54. but it is pretty cool right any in half moon bay, only at 46 degrees. we have chillier numbers, as well, as we look from emeryville out toward the bay bridge. north ba i is school.

napa and novato only 48 degrees. elsewhere concord in the mid-50s. at this time we are looking from the east bay hills out toward the bay and you can see san francisco, as well, in the background. here's what you need to know. a cool and clear start, a warming trend starts today and you will see warm to hot weather for labor day and that's going to stick around the rest of the week. here's why. we had this area of low pressure, this trough that moved through yesterday. brought us some gusty conditions in the afternoon, contributing to that accident with the kite surfer yesterday but high pressure will build. that will bring us the summer heat this holiday weekend and continue through the work week. so numbers will be rising starting today. highs in the south bay pretty warm, low 80s through san jose and santa clara, even 87 ins3 gilroy. and check out santa cruz. 82 today. also in the peninsula some upper 70s from san mateo to low 80s in mountain view, pacifica

at 69. mild at the coast. 69 in the sunset district. downtown san francisco 74 and look for warm conditions in the north bay. a lot of 80s out there, even upper 80s clover day and santa rosa. sonoma 84. novato 85 and really wonder if you will weather and pleasant in the east bay from 78 in richmond up to 82 in fremont, and inland areas also coming up by about 5 to 10 degrees today. so we could see some upper 80s even from brentwood at 89. walnut creek hitting 86, as well as in livermore. it will be a great game tonight for the oakland a's at the o.co coliseum. even when the game starts it will be 74 degrees. the sun sets at 7:43 and by game time or the end of it you will still be in the upper 60s and it will be a real treat, as well, with the fireworks show playing to green days music because of their induction to the rock n' roll hall of fame. overnight lows tonight will be cool with low 50s in the north

bay and mid-to upper 50s elsewhere. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. get ready for the warmer weather because it is going to climb up saturday and into monday, as well, for labor day. we could even see some upper 90s. look how holds steady almost throughout the work week. maybe slightly cooler at the coast by wednesday, and a touch cooler around the bay, as well by about thursday. but 90s all throughout the week for inland areas. so stay cool and, of course, have lots of sunscreen ready. >> they have some green day music playing over and over in my head now that you mentioned it. it's pretty cool. thanks, frap sis. coming up next, a backlash this oregon over so many california's moving to portland. what some residents are doing because they are so upset with th

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>> as you know, television sets are becoming more and more sophisticated. if you are watching us in high definition, you should be getting a much clearer picture and eye-popping color but a lot of people still watch tv on analog sets that don't work so well in the digital age. here's "7 on your side" michael finney with more. >> he likes having the tv on in the kitchen. >> for years she's used to same analog style tv with an antenna on top and cable hookups in the back. it worked fine until she tried something new. >> at&t kept calling me ask telling me what a deal they had,

what a good deal they had. >> she found out she could save money by bundling or at&t phone service with directv. but as soon as the company installed the dish on her house, everything changed. >> they were slow about coming over, and i wasn't pleased with the picture. >> she says images on the screen turned fuzzy. the remote didn't work, and the technician told her she needed a modern tv. >> they said the tv, it was too old. it was no good. >> esther doesn't want an updated tv. >> i'm 89 years old and live on social security. i can't just go out and buy a new television. >> instead she cancelled her directv contact and reconnected the cable, and it works, but the downside is they said she had to pay a $490 early disconnection fee. >> they told me i would have to

pay. >> she told us what happened, and the company agreed to waive the fee saying our remote control was not compatible with the customer's television sets due to their age and the customer was required to use tv remoats in addition to ours and as a result we waved the early cancellation fee. >> good. very good. [laughter] >> directv tells "7 on your side" it's satellite receivers should be compatible with the old analog style tvs. however, the remote devices may not work together. now if you have an older tv, you may want to ask about compatibility before you get locked into a contract. i'm michael finney, "7 on your side." some oregon residents are blaming rising home prices on californianings. recently the "no california" stickers popped up on for sale sides. one company said buyers are getting into bidding wars and homes are being hold for more than the asking price. agents say they are dealing with a lot of out-of-state buyers,

many of whom come from california. something new is hangping out at the warriors practice facility in oakland. check it out. the nba championship banner was put up yesterday morning right next to the other banners that represents the teams' four titles. the warriors previous championship was in 1975. up next, major developments in the race for the white house. what hillary clinton is now saying about her e-mails. and plus, with joe biden challenge her for the nomination? also the showdown in kentucky over same-sex marriage. some of those couples who were denied a marriage license are now getting their wish. but what

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cool and clear right now. napa 48. half moon bay at 49. not a cloud in the sky, and that means things are going to warm up. in fact, here's one of our forecast models, which shows you how warm it's going to be. the warming trend starts today. even in san francisco 74. oakland 77. san jose 81. and then check out tomorrow. we are going to even see some mid-90s in some of the interior locations like antioch. lots of low 90s through santa rosa, napa and fairfield. monday, labor day, even hotter. near 100 degrees in antioch. near 80 in san francisco. the heat stays with us, and i'll have your complete accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. chris. >> frances, thank you so much. turning to our next story now. hillary clinton and joe biden, once on the same team, may face-off for the presidential race in 2016. biden said he is still not sure he will run and clint has apologized for the final time

over the privateer isver and e-mails. we have more. >> hillary clinton refused to apologize for her handling of the e-mail as secretary of state, but in an interview she did offer this. >> i'm sorry this has been confusing to people and has raised a lot of questions, but there are answers to all these questions and i will continue to provide those answers. >> while clinton's struggles continue, her favorability is at its lowest level in 23 years. vice president biden is closer to making his decision about whether he would challenge her. during an event at a synagogue in atlanta, biden was asked directly if he will run. >> the most relevant factor in my decision is whether my family and i have the emotional energy to run. >> biden is openly anguished about whether he is ready to run so soon after the death of his son, beau, who died in may from brain cancer. >> can my family undertake what

is an arduous commitment that i would be proud to undertake under normal circumstances, but the honest to god answer is i just don't know. >> he said he'sljust not ready yet to make the call. >> i can't look you straight in the eye and say now, i know i can do it. >> what does hillary think about a biden run? >> i think everyone should give him the space and respect he deserved to make a very difficult choice for him and his family. >> and that was jonathan carl reporting. the vice president has until october 13th to make up his mind. that's when the first democratic event will take place and he will want to be on that stage if he's going to run. 5:about 2 is our time. new this morning, president obama said labor day weekend is not only a time to sell great the achievements of the middle class, but also a time to urge congress to pass a budget on time. in his weekly address, the president used friday's jobs report as evidence the economy is growing, citing the lowest unemployment rate in seven years, and the addition of 173,000 jobs in august.

he urged congress to pass a budget on time. >> and if they don't, they will shut down the government for the second time in two years. at a time when the global economy faces head winds, and america's economy is a relative bright spot in the world, a shut-down of our government would be wildly irresponsible. >> the president also urged everyone to tell congress to pass a budget that reflects the values we honor on labor day, such as rewarding hard work and giving everyone a fair shot. new this morning, you can add hilton hotels to the list of companies giving new parents more paid time off. starting next year, new moms who work for the hotel chain will be able to take ten weeks of paid leave. new dads and adopt i have parents will get two weeks off with full pay. hilton said the new policy will cover about 40,000 domestic employees, including those working part-time. according to the white house, the u.s. is the only developed nation that doesn't man date paid maternity leave.

same-sex couples began getting marriage couples in row win county, kentucky, but the clerk in jail for refuse to go issue licenses is claiming they are invalid without her authority. abc news reporter alex perez has more. [applause] >> the moment they have been waiting for. >> i feel like i'm a person. >> a feeling echoed by the five other same-sex couples who got licenses from the deputy clerk. >> i know it's just a piece of paper, but this is a huge deal. >> a far different scene from what happened on tuesday when county clerk kim davis refuse today issue david moore and david ermol a marriage license. >> under whose authority? >> under god's authority. >> the couple denied three times since the supreme court legalized gay marriage nationwide in june. davis jailed thursday, held in contempt of court, refusing to comply with the law. even arguing the marriage licenses that are issued are not

valid. >> they aren't worth the pap they are written on. >> i support kim davis. i think you will see god's people rise up like they never have before. >> davis, one of 17 clerks, who sent letters to the company in july, saying issuing marriage license toss same-sex couples goes against their deeply held religious beliefs. davis has no plans to resign, but if she chews not to and doesn't comply, the judge could keep her in custody until she follows the law. >> she will be there until however long it takes. >> and davis' attorney said she is in good spirits, not gig up. they plan to file an appeal to the judge's order finding her in contempt. alex perez, amount bc news, kentucky. changes are coming in the santa clara county jail following the death of an inmate possibly at the death of three guards. santa clara worker said she'll ask for a new camera system at the jail. abc7 news was in san jose

yesterday as protesters demanded more rights for inmates. the three guards were arrested for murder in the beating death of michael tyree. yesterday david louie was the only journalist to speak with the chief of corrections in charge of the jail. as the chief in charge of the department of corrections, do you say full responsibility for what happens? >> yes. >> john is the undersheriff of santa clara county. he's also in charge of the jails and with the aretail space of three of his correctional deputies, accused of beating and killing inmate michael tyree, he's evaluating his leadership that allowed it to happen. >> were we could go enough to discourage, were we holding people accountable. that's what i was doing as far as scrutinizing myself and my staff. >> protesters gathered and some complained about abuses where novak was taken. this man's son was an inmate last year.

>> they handcuffed him and beat him and his head split open and he was taken to the hospital. >> we are actually going back and reexamining some of the other case that is we had, okay in but we do have quite a few we had been investigating the past several months. >> hour, the tougher challenge will be how better to handle inmates with mental illness. he said his staff is not trained to deal with them. jennifer is a deputy public defender. >> we should not be housing them in the jail. that is absolutely the worst way to take care of somebody who is mentally ill. and the correctional officers who are here are not properly trained on how to deal with the mentally ill. >> the supervisor said that issue is being addressed as the county tries to secure funding for a new jail and to taylor better programs with nonprofit agencies. in san jose, david louie, abc7 news. responding to allegations of biased policing by the san francisco police department, officers this week will undergo

cognitive bias training. it's how we see things in our mind as far as two different people seeing two different things in an inkblot. the problem is cognitive bias may lead to inaccurate judgment and illogical interpretation. members of the city's freeness i have services division will receive the training. that division is responsible for collecting evidence and providing analysis of dna, firearms and gunshot residue >> a warning for bay area drivers this labor day weekend. the chp is now in its maximum enforcement period and will be through monday night, helping drivers in need and look for impaired drivers. 2015 has proved to be one of the deadliest on the road in recent years. there have been 120 deadly collisions since this time last year. that's 20% increase. >> there's definitely an increase in traffic volume. more motorists on the road, more cars on the roadway and more people driving impaired? >> more people driving distracted. all lumped together and have

contributed to this up tick of fatalities in the area. >> they say slow down, wear seatbelts and be courteous to fellow drivers. and health officials are warning people about eating imported cucumbers that are linked to salmonella and the death of a 99-year-old. they come in a box like this one. anderson and williams fresh cucumbers are imported from mexico. health officials say they are the likely source of the outbreak that made more than 280 people sick nationwide. 51 of them in california. this strain of salmonella is particularly dangerous for the elderly, infants and people with weak immune systems. still ahead on the abc7 saturday morning news, strike up the band. one of the country's best known college marching bands is getting ready to hit the field right here in the bay area. first a live look outside from our exploratorium camera.

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>> happening today, the sausalito art festival returns for it's 53rd year. it's held every labor day weekend. it features fine art from more than 200 artists, food, wine and

live music. proceeds help support educational art programs in local schools and funds scholarships for local art students. the festival gets underway at 10:00 each day and run through monday. >> and the festivities of the big easy comes to the bay area. the milbrae art and wine festival. it will feature two days of live music, hand-crafted work by more than 200 artists, food and children's activities. it take place on broadway between victoria and meadow glen and runs from 10 to 5 today and tomorrow, and admission is free. as we bring in frances, so much going on this weekend and we are certainly closing out summer with a big bang in the weather department. >> definitely. it will feel like summer out there. and for the sausalito festival today, temperatures hit 77 degrees. warm, as well, with clear skies all around the bay area right now. i will let you think when we will hit the 90s and maybe even triple digit heat coming

up. >> sounds good. also ahead, the giants another game behind the dodgers as

>> they are perhaps the most famous college marching band in the country, the graveling state tigers are in the bay area performing for their performance this afternoon at memorial stadium in berkeley. laura anthony has more. ♪ >> it's the band that keeps the stands full at halftime. ♪ the famous grambling state tiger marching band, here in the bay area to perform at their

school's football game at cal this weekend. >> are you guys having as much fun out there as it looks? >> we really good. it's hard work but at the end of the day you do to for the love of us. >> when i was younger i used to always watch grambling band on youtube. it's something i always watched and i always dreamed up. >> this senior is a drum major. >> what we bring to the marching band experience is enthusiasm, a little bit of fun on the field and just getting the crowd hyped. ♪ >> with the fun, there's also an effort to send a serious message. >> you have the potential to do nick you put your mind to, band member jamey taylor is from oakland. >> i didn't think i would be able to do it. i'm balancing classes and everything but i have done it and i'm so happy. i'm proud of myself, as well as my pe. rs. >> the message is music. music charming everybody, music brings life, music is the

greatest thing in the world. ♪ >> and it's going to be a hot day in berkeley, so they are going to need to keep themselves hydrated. >> yeah, it's going to be upper 70s there. you will need a hat and sunglasses, sunscreen, of course. and here's why. we've got clear skies over the bay area with live doppler 7hd. very quiet out there right now from sutro tower camera looking down toward the financial district and the bay bridge there. temperatures still on the cool side in some areas like morgan hill is only 48 degrees, and half moonathath

that's moving away. high pressure will build, we will see summer warmth into the labor day weekend, and staying with us as offshore winds bring us some very above-normal temperatures throughout the fairfield 86 and concord at 87 today. oakland warm and mild at 80 degrees. each along the coast very pleasant with 7 is in half moon bay, san francisco 74, and 81 in san jose. plenty of sunshine for everybody. so if you are heading outdoors, mohawk sure you have the sunscreen ready and try to stay cool out there. if you are headed to the milbrae annual art and wine festival, even at 120:00 you don't need a sweater.

65 degrees at noon. bright sunshine and mid-70s all the way until 5:00 this evening. very mild. here's a look at the week ahead to give you an idea how hot it's going to be. for example, in san francisco, this time of year our average is 70 degrees. today we are already above average. and then look at that. by monday, tuesday, we will be at 10 degrees above average, and notice how it's just going to stay warm in the city all work week and still well above normal. also for a lot of folks traveling around the state for the labor holiday weekend, hot weather, as well, in the interior areas. even palm springs at 101. tahoe gorgeous at 70 degrees. and los angeles a little cooler at 79. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. so turning warmer today and then getting even hotter tomorrow. the hottest labor day, labor day warmth, and that continues, as you notice through the work

week. cooler along the coast and a touch cooler for everybody by thursday, but its still well above average. so get ready for the heat because it starts today. >> i'm sure many people will be outside grilling so wear the sunscreen. >> yeah, great barbecue beach weather but lookout for the beach hazards as well. strong rip currents expected this weekend, as well. >> good to know. thanks. turning to sports. college football returns to saturday. this morning number 21 stanford is away at northwestern. kickoff at 9:00 a.m. and this afternoon cal hosts grambling state at memorial stadium. kickoff at 2:00 p.m. last night the giants tried to snap a six game losing streak in arizona. larry beil was more in this morning's sports report. >> good morning. this is absolutely the wrong time for the giants to be plummeting on a long losing streak, but the offense has simply vanished. more of the same last night in colorado. it's all about the birds and the bees and not scoring. carlos gonzalez continues to

crush. cargo, car-gone, national-league-leading with home run rocks. oh, no! giant killer, back-to-back jackson. he's homered this five straight games. giants trying to get back into it. bases loaded for marlon byrd. he was struck out it end the inning. that was the sixth. top of nine, crawford, double play ball. seven straight loss for the giants as playoff hopes continue to fade. they fall 2-1 and the dodgers win. giants now 7 1/2 back. a's and m's. josh donaldson is going to own that at the end of the year. they should have kept him. danny valencia putting the charge into this. but that's not enough. the bases-loaded double to logan morrison to tie it at 5. and brad miller slicing one to the pop citifield just beyond the reach of tyler and two more score as the m's go on to win

11-8. today is cut-down day in the nfl. rosters have to be trimmed to 53 players. the niners started early. they cut former pro bowl defensive tackle darnell docket. he was a force for a decade with arizona but didn't show the same kind of impact with the niners coming off the torn acl. the niners gave him a two-year deal that included $2 million up front but docket was cut lose. linebacker morris said good-bye to the raiders. traded for a sixth-round pick. just 25 years old but he was slow coming back from major hip surgery and was limited in training camp. if healthy, he could really help the indianapolis colts. college football, fourth-ranked baylor taking on sfu battle at texas. five td passes and baylor with 723 yards of offense. corey coleman has 178 of them, and he can fly! 57 yards on that touchdown, as baylor wins what started out as

a close game, 56-21. the quest for the calendar slam continues for serena williams. drops the first set and then took over the match. amazing crosscourt winner while doing the splits! serena, are you siding? she won 8 straight games to move out of the quarterfinals. the match point here, overhead smash. 3-6, 7-5, 6-love. serena is bumped and we are pumped watching her. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody! i'm larry beil. >> and join larry and mike for an all new "after the game." up next, seeing double, a record number of twins about to start chippedder gardineren at a new york school. how the principal is trying to help teach

>> here are the winning numbers from last night's 85 meg million dollars draw. nobody picked all six so tuesday night's jackpot grows to $95 million. new this morning, teachers at a kindergarten center in new york are seeing double this school year because they have 11 sets of twins in class. educators in the city of lindbrook say the number of lookalikes set the record. a few years ago the school had seven sets of twins. teachers say they will split the twins into different classes so they can establish different friends and then share those friends with their twin. the goal, according to the teachers, is to treat each twin as an individual. next on the saturday morning news at 6:00. a bay area kite surfer is nearly killed in a freak accident on land. what went so terribly land. and immigration and the hope. the message he hopes to send ahead of his visit to america as the debate

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you. it's saturday, september 5th. good morning to you, i'm chris nguyen. let's start with a first look at the forecast. meteorologist frances dinglasan is in for lisa argen today tracking live doppler hd. hi, frances. >> hi. we are off to a cool start. napa 47, santa rosa 50 and 49 in half moon bay, elsewhere mainly in the 50s. now this afternoon you can already see clear skies over the bay bridge where there will probably be extra traffic today. sunrise at 6:43. a little preview of the sunrise for you, and with all that sunshine, temperatures will be closer to normal. much warmer compared to yesterday. inland areas getting into the upper 80s. along the coast and in san francisco, even hitting the mid-70th