exclusively at safeway. good morning, bay area. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. it's saturday, september 24th. thank you for joining us. let's start with a first look at the forecast. here's meteorologist lisa argen. live doppler this morning. >> you can see it, a little fog around highway 1, around san jose, you can see how clear it is. temperatures there right around 60. mountain view, 58 in san francisco, look how clear san bruno mountain. the golden gate bridge, in the upper 60s, near the shoreline. by noontime, mid 60s, 70s at the beaches, low 90s inland and heat

advisory, a red flag going into effect in the north bay. details in a few minutes, chris. lis sarks thank you. developing news out of washington state, where a gunman opened fire inside a mall. the state patrol is on a massive manhunt to find the shooter who killed four woman and one man. it happened just before 7:00 last night at the cascade mall in burlington. troopers say the gunman was armed with a rifle. this is a picture of the suspected gunman. troopers say the area is rural and plenty of places to hide. >> still searching for the suspect. we've got dozens of detectives behind me going absolutely over every tip, both on social media, phone calls, trying to determine where this suspect is at. >> troopers say they do not know if this was a targeted shooting

or random. the victims range in age from mid 20s to the elderly. here is a live look from mount vernon, washington. they're expected to give an update. the fbi is now involved. and they're working with the state patrol. stick with abc 7 news for the latest updates and we'll come back to this press conference when we get more information on it. we sent out a push alert about last night's mall shooting. as always, you'll be the first to know when breaking news happens. download the abc 7 news alert and get push alerts. google says one of its self-driving cars was not at fault that left an suv damaged. a company spokesperson says the driver of the google car went to the hospital with a sore neck. abc 7 news reporter, katie marzullo has more. >> reporter: you can see the passenger side of the google

lexus is smashed. it happened around 1:30 in mountain view. in a statement, the company says the other vehicle ran a red light. the statement goes on to say, quote, human error plays a role in 94% of these crashes, which is why we're developing fully self-driving technology to make our roads safer. mountain view police are investigating the crash, a spokesperson says self-driving cars are common in the city. >> the traffic officers are extremely used to seeing these vehicles out on the road. they speak with google regularly about incident reports and what not. >> people in mountain view give the technology mixed review. >> when you put your trust in something mechanical that can malfunction and you have no, you know, you don't have the ability to stop it because it is in the process of doing what it does. >> they drive conservatively are more like grandma drives, so if they're driving too carefully, they'll bring safety in the

future. >> google says in seven years, only one crash was it the google car's fault. it was going at two miles an hour while trying to merge. katie marzullo, abc 7 news. the city of richmond has recommended discipline for nine officers all connected to a sex scandal that has rocked a number of law enforcement agency across the bay area. it involves jasmine abuselin. one officer faces termination. another faces demotion. two face suspensions, and five are faced with letters of reprimand. the mayor did not specify the roles the officers had in the scandal, but believes the punishment fits. >> i think most people feel like that, you know, that business has been taken care of. i mean, what else can you do? you know, you're not going to take people out and shoot them or something. >> each officer will get a hearing before their final punishment is decided.

we want to take you back live now to mount vernon, washington this morning. this is where state troopers are expected to provide an update to the mall shooting investigation. >> we'll give you an update on the multiple response team or smart investigation into the shooting. we'll also hear from our coroner, hailey thompson, she'll give you an update on the victim identification, and how we release that information to the families, and again, to the public. and then we'll hear from burlington mayor, steve sexton. we're going to have all questions at the end. thank you. >> good morning, my name is tom mowser, i'm the as assistant chief of burlington. i was assistant commander. on behalf of all law enforcement that have responded to this event, i wish to extend our sincere condolences to the families of the victims of this senseless tragedy. at about 7:00 p.m. last night,

officers were dispatched to an active shooter inside the macy's store at the cascade store. officers from over 26 agencies responded to macy's. we had upwards of 200 officers on scene at one time. the initial officers that arrived on scene entered macy's where they located four deceased females and a fifth male was transported by helicopter to seattle hospital. as officers arrived on scene last night, they were put into hasty search teams, and responded inside the mall, in teams any where from three to five officers. we had officers from four counties, including three separate tactical teams, we had

support teams, we had northwest management incident team, as well as many agencies i can't even start to tell you that were there last night. through this event, the support made our officers response to this a little easier. this was a long, drawn out process last night. as i was told this morning, the mall is 400,000 square feet. the officers, upon arrival, helped escort individuals that were either employees or shoppers in the store outside. as they proceeded to search the entire mall, they located numerous employees and shoppers that had shelter in place inside of individual businesses, and they were escorted out the building as well. all of our victims, witnesses that were present at the time of the shooting were located, transported to local church, where they were reunited with

family members. it, we have learned that the suspect fled the mall. we did not know that throughout the search process. the dedicated officers immediately responded. we had officers that responded that weren't called. we had them come as far away as different parts of snohomish county, but definitely island county and snow county officers, as well as many federal agencies were there as well. all of these officers immediately reported for duty and joined teams. the multi agency response team, smart, has taken charge of this investigation it they are processing the macy's store with the assistance of the washington

state patrol crime lab. as far as the individual elements of this investigation, i'll leta lieutenant chris campbell address those. >> good morning, my name is chris camocc, mt. vernon police department and the response team. so a little background on the team. it is comprised of about 25 investigators from scaget county. the primary role is when serious injury or death involves, a situation involving law enforcement officer, like an officer involved shooting is what we're primarily called out to investigate, however, in these situations -- >> we continue to follow this developing news out of washington state, where a gunman opened fire inside a shopping mall last night. an emotional press conference. once against, the search is on for the gunman.

authorities believe only one person fired those shots, and that shooting claimed the lives of five people. as you can imagine, people from all reported scenes of chaos and confusion as this was all unfolding. burlington is about an hour north of seattle. okay, so back here at home, lisa, high temperatures, here in the bay area, also means potential for high fire danger. >> absolutely. we have a red flag warning in effect for the north bay mountains tonight at 9:00 when the wind also get gusty. right now, we're looking at 59 in san francisco, 68 in hayward, it warms up today, but we've got mega heat arriving tomorrow. the details are straight up. >> lisa, thanks. also ahead, saying farewell to a political icon. who is who, rose pak. plus, two south bay brothers accused of more than a dozen different crimes. the

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this morning, the memorial and funeral mass for one of san francisco's most influential political players will be held at st. mary's cathedral. rose pak.

more on who showed up to say goodbye. >> reporter: rose pak was unlike any other san francisco. police officers in dress uniform provided security, and the captain of central station will even be a pallbearer for her funeral. >> i've been able to become good friends with rose, and you know, she was a tremendous supporter of the police department. >> in political circles, she got things done. >> her defining achievement was actually keeping politicians in check. bigger than central subways, bigger than chinese hospital. >> those who knew her, say she wasn't motivated by getting notoriety. >> the under dog, those who need help, lost a champion, because that's what rose was about, ultimately about helping the little guy. >> rose pak was never elected to any office and she shied away from being away on commissions and boards, but pushed numerous

politicians, and that includes helping edward lee get elected to mayor. he didn't want to comment on the ceremony. former mayor, willie brown, said he'll miss his friend. >> i still dial her number and i'm glad it hasn't been turned off. >> her funeral will be on california street, organizers anticipate a large turnout in san francisco, abc 7 news. happening today, the black lives matter plans to bike 11 miles in support of keith la mott scott and terence crutcher. a tulsa, oklahoma, officer shot and killed crutcher. this starts at mosswood park in oakland. it starts at lath ham square at telegraph. marchers hit the streets in charlotte to protest the shooting of scott. once again, they defied a city wide curfew. also yesterday, that man's wife

made public video that shows the moments that led up to the shooting. abc news reporter eva pilgrim is on the ground. >> reporter: this morning, investigators say new evidence in the shooting death of keith scott. telling the affiliate that testing of the weapons cops say was found at the scene allegedly shows a match for keith scott's fingerprints, dna and blood. >> don't shoot him. don't shoot him. he has no weapon. >> this, coming as chilling new video captured by keith's wife showing her begging charlotte police not to shoot her husband. >> drop the gun. >> don't do it. >> drop the gun. >> keith, get out the car. >> keith, keith, don't you do it. don't you do it. keith. keith. keith, don't you do it. >> did you shoot him? did you shoot him? >> scott's wife, in dis belief.

>> he better not be dead. i'm not going to come near you. i'm going to record. i'm not going to record. he better be alive. >> for days, protesters and scott's family have called on the police to release officer body cam and dashcam of the shooting. charlotte's police chief arguing the police video doesn't paint a full picture and won't release it until more questions are answered. >> if i were to put it out and it doesn't give you good context, it can inflame the situation. it can make it even worst. >> the family who has seen the police video says it is not clear what was in keith scott's hand, but the police department says scott was armed, and that this image captured after the shooting shows the gun they recovered. >> when you look at the picture they released, it is hard to tell what it is. it could be a gun. but it is not clear. >> from the other angle, this video shows what may be that same object far from the body,

raising more questions than answers. the state now taking over this investigation, as far as that police video, the state says because cnpd has the original copy of the video, they have the legal authority to release it. the state says city leaders are in active discussions about releasing that video. eva pilgrim, abc news, charlotte, north carolina. >> one more note from north carolina. donald trump and hillary clinton have announced plans that they're not going to visit, saying the resources in charlotte are stretched too thin. a reminder, you can watch the first presidential debate right here on abc 7, coverage starts at 6:00 p.m., followed by "dancing with the stars" at 8:00, then a special edition at 9:00. jeopardy and "wheel" will air at 10:00 and 10:30, followed by the news at 11:00. now your accuweather

forecast. >> hi, everyone. fog, hard to come by this morning. you can see just a little patch of it here. live doppler 7 picking it up around highway 1. other than that, we are focused on the heat spike headed our way. today, a heat advisory. red flag warning begins tonight through 3:00 tomorrow for the north bay mountains. we'll see gusty north winds, and with the heat advisory going into effect tomorrow, it will feel process sieve all day sunday and monday, do it all over again. sacramento valley, red flag warning. san jose, warming up. yesterday, 80. average high, 79. right now, 60. 56 in gilroy. tweet from someone around la honda, saying temperatures in the 40s. longer nights, we cool off. but it is the days, throughout today through monday will get quite uncomfortable.

the flow will turn off shore. it is a comfortable 56 in livermore. 5 to 7 degrees warmer than we were yesterday at this hour. we're looking at no marine layer, a quick warm-up today. there is a look at the flag. you can see how calm. winds are. when we get into the northerly winds, we've got critical fire weather right on through the next three days or so. so much warmer, beginning today. triple digits inland. tomorrow into monday, heat advisory in effect for tomorrow and monday. we're looking at increased fire danger, red flag warning. we have those of you sensitive to heat, could perhaps have a couple of issues, maybe tomorrow and into monday, and of course, those cars really heat up very quickly. so looking at hopefully cracking those windows and not leaving the kids or pets in the cars and staying hydrated. let's skip ahead to sunday, where temperatures approach 100

inland, and upper 80s to low 90s around the bay. monday, 15 to 20 degrees above average. 101 in livermore, still in the upper 80s, san francisco, coming down on monday, and by tuesday, we'll see a steady on shore push, back into the 70s along the coast. wednesday, inland east bay to cool down. santa clara, look for numbers in the low to mid 80s. mountain view, san francisco. low 90s in santa rosa. near east bay, a warm day today for the as, low 80s 90 in san ramon. heat advisory tomorrow, monday, red flag warning and tonight into tomorrow and then the heat eases on tuesday. and wednesday, you can track all of that, including the below normal temperatures we're looking forward to on the news

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two brothers have been arrested for robbing more than a dozen street vendors in san jose, michael angelo and richard lopez were taken into custody on wednesday. police say they robbed 13 vendors. in some cases, the victims were pistol whipped. >> a scary situation for these victims, something i'm sure that will last with them for a long time. both emotionally and physically. >> police talked to street vendors to offer tips on how to stay safe. the time now is 8:25.

the san francisco fire department is celebrating a big milestone as it turns 150 years old. abc 7 news was at fisherman's warf, and got ready for the big parade. it features fire engines going back to the late 1800s, the grand marshall is the oldest living member of the department. >> it was the greatest thing i ever did. i enjoyed all the guys that were there. of course, it is like having a bunch of toddlers when they're together. >> the youngest member of the department, just 21 years old, stood next to the 97-year-old retired chief. today's parade start at 10:00 in the morning at pier 45. still to come, weighing in on the national anthem controversy. what the sharks think of colin kaepernick's protest during the "star spanningled banner." an historic moment. president obama, former president george w. bush and

thousands of people expected at the opening of the smithsonian's newest museum.

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the guests are now able to stay longer, stay five days, enjoy another day in san francisco and spend more money in the neighborhood. my guests are able to extend their stay and spend more money on activities and restaurants. - the extra income that i get from airbnb has been a huge impact in my life. good morning, north bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. thanks for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. we're starting this half hour with the weather. here's lisa argen, tracking the conditions where you live. >> hey, chris, good morning to you. we're looking at mostly sunny skies and doesn't this look nice.

temperatures today will approach 80 degrees, so the warm-up continues. 59 in the city, 60 in san jose, but just getting started with the warm temperatures. mid 50s in santa rosa and feels pretty good towards livermore. 90s later on this afternoon. mid 80s in san jose, low 90s in santa rosa and in the mid 70s in san francisco. heat advisory, sunday, monday, and red flag warning. details a few minutes away. >> lisa, thank you. happening today, the national museum of african-american history opens in washington, d.c., looks at highs and lows from slavery to the first african-american president. karen travers join us with the details. good to see you. >> reporter: good morning, chris. as you can see behind me, the crowds are still arriving for this event, even though it has been underway for about an hour.

president obama is moments away from speaking. everybody we talked to, people from all over the country, say they came here because they wanted to be apart of history and because for many, it is very personal. security has been tight all day, because of the high v.i.p. security speaking at the event and definitely that feeling, though, that they're all part of something very big. it is an historic moment, more than a century in the making. >> what makes the museum so powerful and so visceral is that it is the story of all of us. >> reporter: the national museum of african american history and culture opens at a time when the nation is grappling with big questions. the goal of the museum is to look back, and learn lessons to take forward. >> while america should ponder the pain of slavery and segregation, it also had to find the joy, the hope, the

spirituality. >> reporter: most it is built below ground and. visitors begin in the basement and make their way through exhibit that takes place over 400 years, from slave ships and the election of the first black president. >> as i was walking through, i saw shackles. i saw auction blocks, and tears came down my face. >> reporter: more than 300 artifacts are on display. >> my hope is that this complicated, difficult, sometimes harrowing, but i believe ultimately triumphant story will help us talk to each other. and more important, listen to each other. and recognize the common humanity that makes america what it is.

>> reporter: chris, the me suus officially opens today, but if anybody is looking to see and come for themselves, they're going to have to wait. because of the heavy interest, they don't want to have long lines. the tickets are being distributed online for specific entry times. i just want on a few minutes ago to see when i could get some tickets. they're not available until the first week of december. reporting live from the national mall, karen travers, nbc 7 news. >> karen, thank you. 8:33s the time. now to burlington, washington. security footage shows the suspect went in without a weapon, left, and ten minutes later, went into macy's with a rifle and fired multiple times. five people have died. the victims' ages range from a teenager to the elderly. they're looking for one individual. motive it unknown. a large billboard supporting colin kaepernick's national

anthem protest will be visible to bay area drivers. the courage campaign billboard will sit where it meets the interstate 80 corridor, people ex ilting the bridge will be able to see it, the word patr t patriotism. it is especially important to take a stand against violence that targets black people. who happens when you tack a protest about racial injustice from a league of predominantly black athletes to white athletes. we center rick thomas to the san jose sharks training camp to see how they feel about colin kaepernick kneeling during the national anthem. >> winger joel ward is the only black player on the sharks roster. he is canadian, but believes he knows where colin kaepernick is coming from. >> they're missing the point what he is trying to do. he is trying to make a stand. >> that stand has been to take a knee during the playing of the

national anthem to protest violence of black men. would the same thing fly at the predominately white hockey league. >> nothing more important than the freedom to express yourself. you can't give someone the freedom and tell them how they can do it. >> unlike football, an american sport with american players, hockey features players from a host of nations who may not see this controversy in the same light. take sharks star patrick marlowe, who is also canadian. >> i want to stay out of it. >> from long beach. >> i think players have a certain level of respect for the country and that's just something that you won't ever see. >> but winger, joel ward, says the topic of race just isn't that simple. >> for me on a personal level, it is something that will always be around. racism, i've dealt with it my whole life in different areas. it is just part of life. >> ward said they haven't discussed the matter as a team, so for now, the only time you may see the sharks kneeling is to get an update from the coach.

eric thomas, abc 7 news. happening today, you can play poke man with the police. el cerrito police department is hosting a go event to catch them all. they plan to activate nonstop modules at the police station. the block around the station has two poke stops and a gym. there will be free treats and free bike give away. officers want to provide a fun and safe environment for trainers to play in. the event runs from noon to 2:30 at the el cerrito police department. a major blow has been dealt to wells fargo. the city of san francisco says that wells fargo cannot be trusted, and has dropped the financial giant as a partner in a program that connects low income consumers to trustworthy banks. here is abc 7 news reporter leann melendez. >> reporter: when wells fargo first acknowledged the scandal, jose cisneros reached out to the financial giant. his questions went unanswered.

>> how many people from san francisco were affected. have they been notified. how much restitution will they receive. this is simply unacceptable. >> reporter: the city dropped wells fargo as a partner in its bank on san francisco program, meant to serve those low income consumers, afraid of putting their money in a bank. wells fargo reacted by saying it will continue to address the needs of the so-called under banked, and wrote, tlgs disappointing that mr. cisneros has chosen to take an action that will only deter these efforts. for years, wells fargo has pushed existing customers to open more accounts, calling it cross selling. but thousands of wells fargo employees went too far, opening secret accounts, without customers permission in order to boost sales. during a recent senate hearing, the ceo was accused of promoting that culture of greed, when he suggested that all their customers should eight accounts. >> and that's not because you ran the numbers, and found that

the average customer needed eight banking accounts. it is because, quote, eight rhymes with great. this was your rationale right there in your 2010 annual report. >> reporter: so far, the financial institution is not saying how the scandal has affected business. the city is now offering free credit reports to anyone who thinks they may have been victimized. in san francisco, leann melendez, abc 7 news. still ahead on abc 7 mornings, a new kit that could ma -- combines a popular hobby. lego drone. will it fly with consumers. first, a live look outside at the sutro camera, a beautiful day to start the day at the golden gate bridge. a warm-up is on the way. lisa argen returns in a

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a group of third grader made sandcastle models for the biggest competition in northern california. garfield elementary for the 24th sandcastle classic. money raised by teams make it possible for art programs to bay area schools. the competition is october 15th at ocean beach. 8:41 is the time. lisa, i feel like with every live look we've taken outside, you can screen shot it and turn

it into a postcard. shaping up to a beautiful day. >> tons of sun and so far, the temperatures are comfortable, santa cruz, little changed to, more low 80s returning, and very, very weak sea breeze at the coast. disappearing altogether for the second half of the weekend. i'll explain and talk about the scorching, sizzling summer temperatures, coming back next. >> it looks like a postcard. lisa, thanks. also ahead, the race for the wildcard. buster posy gets a big hit. larry beil has

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n. sports, a full day of college football with all three bay area teams playing some tough road games. aims, kickoff at 9:00, this evening, 7th ranked stanford against ucla. that's at 5:00 p.m. and cal takes on the undefeated arizona state sun devils. you can watch that on espn 2. later tonight, trying to pitch the giants at petco park. first pitch, 5:40. the giants suffered a disappointing loss. here's larry beil with the highlights in this morning's sports report. good morning, everybody. as bad as the giants have played in the second half of the

season, with just over a week left in the regular season, playoffs is still in their grasp, but you've got to beat bad teams like the padres. come on. giraffe there, maybe he went to the san diego zoo. single out, gives up a three-run bomb to will myers, 3-0, padres, in a flash. buster posy, was 0-14 against edwin jackson, now 1-15. jiep giants back in the game. padres bust it open. bottom five, alex dickerson, he hits a two-run double and pulls away. never threatened. the final was 7-2. top wildcard spot with eight games left. the cardinals lose, so they are a half game behind for the second wildcard berth. nobody, nobody has ever been more excited to get a fall ball

than that young man there. dealing, perfecto, 59 purchases, in the seventh, that's when things go terribly wrong. a hit, run, and beltre unholloweunloads. tough loss. 3-0, the final, and rangers with the win, clinch their second straight al west division title. stanford will be featured in another primetime game, tonight right here on abc 7. ucla, kickoff at 5:00. last night, number 24, utah, trailing usc, 24 seconds to go, after converting on fourth and one. tim patrick for an 18 yard touchdown and the utes are up 31-27. the coach going crazy on the sideline and the utes win it, 31-27. get this, for usc, already 0-2 in the pac-12, and head coach,

could already be on the hot seat. top running back, recruit in high school, najgy harris in a clash of powerhouses, this kid is athletic. that hurdle, though, illegal in california high school football. he scored one touchdown. how about the delasalle kid, christian villa senior. delasalle would hold off antioch, really good high school football game. that's a wrap on morning sports, have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good morning, everyone. a big dome of warm air moving into the bay area, just getting hotter right on through monday. here is live oh doppler 7 defecting what fog we have. very little around highway 1, pes pes

pescodero, just about gone, a red flag warning beginning tonight as the winds will be sustained at 35 miles an hour, gusting to 40, right on through 3:00, sunday afternoon. this is certainly what we're afraid of, and hopefully, watching the critical fire risk all over the bay area all weekend, a heat advisory begins tomorrow, lasts through monday and a red flag warning in effect for the sacramento valley area today. here is emoriville, mountain view, half moon bay, already in the overnight low, 56 there. so very, very mild. it looks even hazy here outside the camera from pier 15. delta, 61, very little wind, the temperatures climb quickly, no fog, and the wind shifts. what wind we do have in the upper elevation, out in the east right now and that has allowed for a dramatic warm-up already at this hour. 5 to 7 degrees warmer than yesterday.

here is kind of a hazy look from san jose, we're beginning the warming trend today with temperatures 5 to 10 degrees warmer than triple digits arrive inland tomorrow, lasts into monday and hotter on monday. heat advisory will be indicating those of you sensitive to heat could have some issues. the air quality decreases for oakland, san francisco and san jose, you can see today, mid 70s to low to mid 80s and then tomorrow, climbing another 5 to 10 degrees. santa cre santa cruz, it has been nice. half moon bay, low 70s, a very weak sea breeze. san jose, about 79 this time of year. mid 80s today. ba warmest days, monday, and then cool off. weak sea breeze on monday, and then finally, over in oakland today, upper 70s for highs for the game, but low 8 0s.

peninsula, average highs, upper 70s, 88, lake port, 91 in morgan hill. the accuweather forecast, we've got the heat advisory tomorrow, monday, the red flag warning, tonight into tomorrow afternoon for gusty north winds and cool off on the coast on tuesday, and cooler in all areas on thursday. we're below average on thursday, friday and saturday. and not even october yet. we have the hot, dry weather for a while now. we know that. >> a nice kick-off to autumn. thank you, lisa. drones are everywhere, but none like what you're about to see. abc 7 news reporter, jonathan bloom, checked out a kid that combines the hottest toys of all time. >> you can take these motor arms and attach them to your air frame. >> holly is doing exactly what you think she is doing. >> then you take your flight control board and snap it on. >> reporter: building a drone out of legos. >> we'll add our pilot, we'll go

with a pie rate. >> reporter: her company meant to build drones for serious stuff. >> while we were in the development process, we used lego bricks to prototype. you can add stabilization piece here zrchl here. >> reporter: for building ridiculous contraptions. >> you can really take it as far as you want to go. >> of course, when you are master at building drones, it doesn't mean you are an expert at flying them. when the drone is made of legos, crashing is half the fun. >> how are your piloting skills. >> that was not an exaggeration. but you see, that's okay. >> it starts the creative learning process, where you start troubleshooting, and learning by trial and error. >> reporter: put it back together and fly it again, oh, it looks like we're making progress. practice makes perfect.

most drones can't survive a bad crash, let alone being stepped on. but each time, you rebuild this one, it is a chance to make it better. using standard components. >> you don't have to solder. >> reporter: your favorite drone or lego pieces, the more outlandish, the better, as long as it flies. >> i hope they use their imaginations and use innovative designs. >> reporter: jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. next, an experience of a lifetime. south bay marching band that was invited to play at one of the

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some cool news out of san jose, oak grove marching band have been invited to play in the london parade. former lord mayor, robert davis, formally invited them during a ceremony yesterday. only 12 high schools in the entire nation were picked to go to london and they'll perform in front of 600,000 people with more than 300 million watching on television. very cool. final weather check. >> all right, no fog, no wind. when we do get the wind, yes, it is coming from an off shore component and that's why we have a red flag warning going into effect for the north bay. today, 91 in santa rosa, 75 in san francisco, 69 half moon bay. so it is going to be mild on the coast. very little sea breeze. tomorrow, we have a heat

advisory. this carries over into monday. we could see records, temperatures topping out at 100 degrees or above in the inland east bay. look at the 80s on the coast. dangerous southerly swell as well, and then cool off. the good thing about this, the heat waves around here, one two two days. if you download the app, you'll get all the details. >> looking forward to the relief. thank you for joining us on abc 7 morning. college football is next, florida state takes on south florida in tampa at 12:30, penn state battles number four michigan in ann a arbor. number seven stanford meets ucla at the rose bowl. larry beil at 8:30. as always, we've got you covered on abc 7 news.com. from all of us here at abc 7, thanks for being with us. make it a great day.

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