good morning, everyone. i'm carolyn tyler. thank you for joining us on this sunday, september 24th. >> good morning to you, it is cool and comfortable. we are not looking at anything in the way of the fog. in fact, the atmosphere is getting warmer. 46 in danville. 54 in vallejo. 54 in santa rosa. the high fire danger continues until tuesday morning in the north bay mountains above 1,000 feet with gusty winds, relative humidity very low. and this usually occurs between noon and 6:00 p.m. so fires can easily be started

and spread all throughout the area. so do be careful with that if you're out and about. your day planner consists of numbers, cool right now, 70s throughout the noontime hour around the bay and inland. mid-80s today with warmest locations out to the east bay valleys. but look at the numbers on the coast, near 70 degrees. this is just sunday. the warming trend taking us through much of the upcoming workweek. details in a few minutes. carolyn? from football to basketball and now baseball, pro athletes are taking a stand against president trump. open a's catcher bruce maxwell said it was a decision long time coming. now during the national anthem yesterday he bowed after the president blasted nfl players for doing the same thing. maxwell is the first major league baseball to join the growing protest. he says mr. trump's rhetoric on twitter took the movement to another level. yesterday the catcher tweeted,

inequality is being displayed bigger than ever right now as our president shows that freedom of protest and speech is not allowed. maxwell talked to the media yesterday after the game. >> this was the right thing for me to do personally, just through the endeavors of what i have been through and where i'm from. and the people i do know that are victims of racial indifferences. >> if he wants to take a knee, take a knee. are we going to ban him from baseball like kaepernick? >> the baseball players are doing it because they believe they have a platform to make a change. but theeople striking back, to me, you're seeing what the fabric of america is like. >> the oakland a's issued this statement saying the oakland a's pride themselves on being inclusive with constitutional rights and freeway doom of expression. maxwell will continue to kneel at future games. before the oakland a's

incident, there was the problem between donald trump and steph curry. curry told reporters that he did not want to visit the white house. the president responded by withdrawing the invitation. abc 7 news reportews reportews t the report. >> reporter: steph curry's moves off the court prompted the president to make this tweet. going to the white house is considered a great honor for a championship team. stephen curry is hesitating, therefore, invitation is withdrawn. the team planned to privately discuss the potential white house visit before president trump's tweet. >> it is kind of beneath the leader of the country to go that route. it's not what leaders do. >> reporter: curry's teammates quickly coming to his defts and shifting the conversation away from political affiliation and

instead toward something bigger. >> stlfs the office. also not from us but for the president itself. >> it's for going and calling every player who took a knee a son of a [ bleep ]. huh? we're talking, like, what? that don't make sense to me. >> reporter: dramon green is talking about this. >> i say, get that son of a [ bleep ] off the field right now. he's fired. he's fired! >> reporter: the president referred to nfl players kneeling to end police brutality. >> the warriors travel to washington, d.c. in february to play the wizards and will use the trip to, quote, celebrate quality, diversity and inclusion. president trump was up early on twitter this morning calling on sports fans to take action.

he says, if nfl fans refuse to go to games until placers stop disrespecting our flag and country, you will see change take place fast. fire or suspend. and the nfl attendance and ratings are way down. boring games, yes, but many stay because they love our country. and president trump is call to fire fans who won't stand they are decisive and lack a respect for our country. tell them to stand. san francisco 49ers ceo jed york weighed in calling the president's comments, callous and offensive and contradictory

to what the great country stands for. he went on to say the players exercised their rights as well as unit citizens to take action. free speech at uc berkeley was supposed to start today but officially it's been canceled. according accordingly, abc 7 news has that story. >> reporter: free speech week has been canceled but mila held a conference at a location away if. >> reporter: he said he was stunned gun when the berkeley annapolis pulled their

invitation. >> they are masters at dirty dealing. >> reporter: the school released a statement that said in part, the university was prepared to do whatever was necessary to support the first amendment rights of the student organization. this included spending more than $1 million if necessary to provide the resources to keep students safe. protesters gathered at 36th and adeline and no heat if >> we are drawing the line. weap we don't want hate speech in our

communities. >> reporter: the proteste few e. but they plan there today. >> you can download the abc 7 news app and enable push alerts to be the first to know about the breaking news. and a up vegetation fire fie destroyed two homes. the vacaville fire department posted this video of flames breaking out at estate and john wayne roads at 11:00 yesterday morning. 55 acres were burned and the fire is fully contained. and light winds helped firefighters in san rafael make quick work of a brush fire on san rafael hill just after 4:00 yesterday afternoon. firefighters managed to hold it

to no structures were threatened. one firefighter was injured and taken to the hospital. so is it going to be windy today? >> it's that time of the day. in the north bay mountains, we have a red warning effect. it is breezy, calm and cool in novato. and 46 in half-moon bay. but yes, many 80s arriving today. in fact, we'll we'll we'll we' up. and two more earthquakes. how it affects the rescuers still going after tuesday's earthquake. and -- >> i heard some footsteps, some

thumps upstairs, and the next thing i know she's falling through the roof. >> a commotion at a san francisco liquor store. the incident that ended with a woman falling through the roof and getting arrested.

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two more earthquakes, one a 6.2 magnitude, shook southern mexico yesterday. the death from tuesday's earthquake is now over 300. our reporter has more. >> reporter: in the heart of mexico city, supplies are being readied by anyone who can imagine. responders coordinate the plan for the day and outside is a deployment hub for rescues. among them is a firefighter from the boston area and fresh off the overnight effort to save someone from this apartment

building. a six-story structure essentially flattened like a pancake. >> given the fact that a live victim was pulled off the pile earlier that day gave us a lot, it kept us going. >> reporter: but a small aftershock shifted the building and they had to stop. >> unfortunately, the clock ran out for us. when we know it's a viable victim, it affects you. it does. >> reporter: stories like this are playing out across the city and in the wake of tuesday's 7.2 earthquake. >> translator: after feeling an earthquake like this, it is not easy to go back to offices confident. and that's why we are reviewing and there's a lot of damage to consider. >> reporter: saturday with many buildings on shaky legs, a 6.2 aftershock briefly interrupted search and rescue options. search and rescue remains to be a priority and could remain for two weeks to rescue marines and

valuen tee volunteers. >> we are a part of them and helping them with anything we request. >> reporter: time and helping hands count when it comes to saving someone trapped beneath the rubble. in mexico city, imar and the owner of restaurant has been serving food to many who need it the fund-raiser will be held from 11:00 to 4:00. all the money will go to the red cross. the mexican volunteer rescuers. police arrested an oregon

couple accused of leaving their 1-year-old son home alone while going to a bar. crystal williams and 30-year-old alex moore white hurst are facing charges of public intoxicate, and the couple was arrested after getting into a bar. they told officers their son was home alone. the child was found unharmed asleep in the living room and is now in the custody of child protective >> two weeks later he's received thousands of dollars from top community. and beto matias was presented with a check for 89,000.

>> people are violating all kinds of rules people are drinking, we're okay on that. but why pick on a young man providing for his family? >> floridaists taped this video. the officer did everything correctly, they say, and the ht and jonathan butler tracks the health of different communities. he says the disparity facing the city's black population is clear. >> the life expectancy for african-american is 69 years of age compared to a years old.

>> they are organizing a meeting today at providence baptist church in san francisco. leaders will look to answer problems from access to health care to the availability of healthy food. it was a celebration 30 years in the making. an event to honor the female pioneers who became firefighters in san francisco. firefighters swap stories and memories. the first female firefighter on the force faced share g knowledge. >> all i wanted for them to do was to share their knowledge. but they are giving in their knowledge, which is what you need to be a great firefighter, so i was blessed to be at station 5. >> the department has a female chief

chief. and homerun liquors on ocean avenue is where an ex-girlfriend simply would not leave the owner alone. so he called the police. she ran upstairs and, well, we'll let the owner take it from there. >> we were had to ask why she was on the roof. it was beyond comprehension and i'm glad shep didn't fall on my chihuahua taking a snap. >> police came and put the woman in the back of the squad car. happening today, thousands of runners enjoy

outside the fairy building. participants have raised about 140,000 per breast breast breast treatment. and natasha suvez is em the event. good saturday morning, everyone. clear and cool conditions, the 40s and 50s outside. and live doppler 5 is not picking up on the cloud cover in usually what what what warmer locations. 52 inoakland. 54 in mountain view. san jose and half-moon bay in the 40s. and as we take a look

very little wind here. 41 in napa. 48 in santa rosa. it's 50 lynn we'll beeeeeeeee high fire danger through much of the week. and looking at temperatures even above average after we get to the peak heating, which should be about wednesday. so we're not going to cool off all that much. but if you want to go to the beach, it will be pleasant. we're looking at 70s along the coast. ocean temperature, 61 here. 71 in half-moon bay and ocean beach. not many days where we really enjoy a pleasant beach day. the mid-80s for you. so that is 4 degrees warmer from san jose to milpitas in los

gatos. you're warming up to 80 degrees here. 81 in mountain view. on the coast, a mild 70. 77 for you in south city. and in the north bay, we're looking at the mid-80s widespread from santa rosa and sonoma. 84 in napa. the east bay numbers, the upper 70s and warm here to san leandro at 79. 80 in union city. we have more mid-80s around the bay. it will be warm and the atmosphere is so dry. it will continue to cool quickly after sunset at 7:00. here's the latest on maria. it is still a category 2 tracking to the north and taking a right turn. we are still going to feel the impacts from charleston. and with that dangerous surf and rip currents. it's supposed to take a turn to the right. we can see it weaken to a category 1 but not until

thursday. stay tuned to that if you have family and friends there. the accuweather seven-day forecast is featuring a with 80s around the bay. then to the middle of the week, we have the mid-90s. download the accuweather app to notice when the heat backs off next weekend. it's really not that much. just a couple of degrees. this is the time of the year where it gets pretty warm. >> fall feels like summer elsewhere. thank you, lisa. just ahead, it is not your average wedding, you can see that. the celebration in san jose where the blushing bride is 100 years old.

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if you're planning a trip, you may be thinking of taking your pet with you. but before you hit the road, there are safety ideas to consider. michael finney has more in his partnership with consumer reports. >> reporter: the evidence is clear, strapping children in cars is a must. but what about pets? many people don't realize that unrestrained pets can cause serious injury to passengers and the pets themselves. >> during a crash or even if you slam on the brakes, pets can act as projectiles if not secured. and they can also distract drivers from keeping their eyes on the road. >> reporter: the market is full of pet-restraining products. everything from harnesses to carriers. however, many labeled crash tested are based only on manufacturers claims. the consumer of pet safety and

subaru conducted tests in 2015. they tested harnesses, crates for bigger dogs and carriers for small dogs and cats. and concluded the pest are the sleepy pod air carrier for about $160. >> your pet is very secure. >> reporter: the gunner kennels are $500. >> the straps prevent the crate from hitting the back of the passenger seat. >> reporter: and the clickit sport harness is near $180. >> you never know when a crash is going to happen. >> in the end, the consume report says it is worth it. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. this is a love story you don't hear every day. a san jose couple got married after many years together. the bride is 100 years old. the groom is 856789 they are both from mexico

>> for them to receive the sacrament is to stand with the catholic church. i see it more as a dream come true for them. >> the couple doesn't have any relatives who live in the area, so parish volunteers planned the wedding for them. still to come here on abc 7 mornings, pg&e crews return from florida after helping to restore power lost during hurricane irma. what they're saying about the experience. and a new poll shows how americans feel about president trump's handling of the north nh

good morning, east bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >> good morning, everyone. we're starting with a look at the weather with our

meteorologist, lisa argen. temperatures are comfortable this morning with temperatures in the 40s, especially at the coast. 45 in half moon bay. 46 in novato. napa, 41. and low 50s out to fremont. 55 in san jose. we are highlighting the high fire danger today, particularly here in the upper elevations of the north bay. this goes on until tuesday with gusty winds, low relative humidity. could be as low as 12%. rmwa e two to three degrees tho yesterday. so that means a head start on the warm up today. with the 40s and 50s this morning, we'll quickly see numbers translate into the 70s and 60s by noontime. many of the cases

and abc 7 news reporter linda lopez has more. >> reporter: the golden state warriors are at the center of a feud with the president of the united states. >> it's beneath the leader of the country to go that route. >> reporter: that route, a reaction nbco stephen a acting on the invitation to go to the white house. >> the president wrote, it is an invitation to go to the who you had. >> instead, they can go to washington to lebron tweeted, you bum.

>> he is using sports as a chance to divide us. >> reporter: lebron isng out the nki tal players taking knee during the national anthem. >> wouldn't you love to see one of the nfl owners, you you you u those [ bleep ] off the field. he's fired. he's fired. >> calling every person who takes a knee a son of a [ bleep ]. huh? >> reporter: several teams are defending the players' rights to peaceful protest. i'm san leandro who are about those who kneel will see it backfire. >> more african-american players and white players in solidarity

and in response, in reaction to donald trump's statements will kneel during "the national anthem" and you will see together the nfl players coming together for this issue. >> writer and civil rights activist john king believes several hundred demonstrating in some way. and north korea responded at the u.n. with the foreign minister calling president trump a, quote, mentally deranged person full of complacency with his finger on the nuclear button. meanwhile, be b1 bombers have flown in the waters east over north korea. this is the fartherees farthest

between this on our most do not believe president trump can handle the north korea situation responsibly. take a look at the numbers released today. a survey involving about a thousand americans found 62% do not trust the president. about 3/4 of people surveyed support tougher economic sanctions against north korea. a majority incentives are given to north korea. and president trump lashed out on twitter yesterday responding to senator john mccain's plan not to back the measure. quote, john mccain never had any intention of voting for this

bill, which his governor loves. he campaigned on repeal & replace. let arizona down. bill cassidy will talk about the bill as they are the"this spoor stephanopoulos" at 8:00 after "good morning america." the death toll is now ten and officials are struggling to communicate with tens of thousands of people downstream of a failing dam. maria toppled power lines and cell phone towers leave iing th people without communication for water. some of the relief workers

arrived after spending two weeks in the danger zone. some were surprised at the generosity of the people they were helping. >> they were offering us things they didn't have. we offered anything we could. >> the workers hope they left the hurricane victims in better shape by the time they left. fist lady melania trump made her first solo trip yesterday to canada for the evictus games. the games are an international paralynpic she says she roots them to victory. >> i also want to wish you good luck, but i know you won't need it in these games.

take that fighting spirit that i know you have and bring home the gold. >> later the first lady met with britain's prince harry who founded the evictus games after founded the evictus games after serving two hours in community. and what is different from the installation to the response? and here's a live look from the roof cam. rising temperatures

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the kent state/louisville football game featured somebody not being able to play, but nevertheless, look at the rocket squirrel. >> look at him at the 20. he might do it. he's going to do it. my goodness, buddy, do it! do it! touchdown! oh, man, he's my favorite squirrel. >> the little guy was exhausted but found the strength to get up and leave the field eventually. you can enjoy beer drinking today across from at&t park. today's oktoberfest begins at 11:00 this morning to 6:00

tonight. it will be hot enough to enjoy a cold one. all right. good morning, everyone. it will definitely be warm. in fact, the sun was warm yesterday, but with the shorter days and dryer air, we do cool off quickly. and thus we've got the 40s and 50s this morning. a live look outside from the east bay hills camera. to say that brentwood is in the 60s, other than that, we are comforta a warm up several days away. and next, stanford football looks to win the tenth straight day over ucla. and mike schuman will have the college football highlights coming up in sports.

morning.ome back. thank you for getting up so early and tuning in. this is a live look from the golden gate bridge camera. it is officially fall. and here in the bay area, that

means warmer weather. how much warmer? well, lisa will be along shortly with a full accuweather forecast. let's check out sports. tonight the raiders will try to improve to 3-0 on the season. the silver tonight at 5:30. and hoping to snap a 13-game losing streak to the trojans, here is schu with all the morning sports. >> reporter: good morning. the cowboys have been the surprise of the pac-12 so far hosting a usc team the best in the conference. the bears looking for the first win over the trojans since 2003. tony gonzalez at the game, hall of famer, pounds it in from a yard out. 10-3, bears. trojans will counter. finding tyler petite. not but, 16 yards for the

touchdown. tied at 13-13 at the half. usc now up a field goal. cal deep in their territory. ross bower as good as the throws, usc catches it at the 2 yard line. how will he respond? six turnovers of the day, four interceptions. going deep in the quadruple coverage. usc goes the other way. the touchdown to deonte burnett. 30-20 was the final. >> a lot of disappointed people in the locker room. we came into the game expecting to win and play well. we didn't play as well as we could have. you have to give usc a lot of credit as they are talented. what we can't do is be discouraged. we have a lot of growth and have to continue to build on that. >> stanford hosting ucla in the first home game trying not to lose the third one in a row

falling 1-3. first quarter, keller on the keeper. the san francisco quarterback gets crushed. he stays on the ground. looks like he took a helmet to the chin. chris leaves the field on his own and to the locker room for evaluation. he returns but did not play. second quarter, tied at 6-6. daren andrews, 12 yards. the bruins up 13-6. then aj costello can't find anyone open. so what do you do? run from the pylon and dive in for the touchdown. stanford left 23-15 at the half. after making it a three-point game, estrella throws it and finding speed and he's gone, 69 yards. 30 carries for 263 yards.

the biggest day an stanford. the cardinals improve to 2-2 with a 54-38 victory. san jose state opening up against utah state. find a hole and he's gone. this game showed on facebook. second quarter, 4th and 3. jared bright will find a hole and poor tackling. 43 yards for another touchdown. utah state goes on to win 61-10. the spartans fall to 1-4. the a's beat the rangers 1-0. and the dodgers win 2-1. that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike schuman. have a great day. good sunday morning. g getting up to 70. and a live look outside. emeryville, you notice the sun coming up later and later.

and we will see warm er than normal temperatures. how much above average? here's a look at concordda . the upper 80s tomorrow. but then the warmest days will arrive midweek, back into the mid-90s. then we'll eventually cool you have off. we have the lack of sea breeze and thiis where our flag should be. live doppler 7 is showing clear conditions. not only nice beach days today, but numbers will be fairly uniform, in fact, and at 56 in san francisco. 52 in oakland. 54 in mountain view.

another quiet shot from the east hills bay camera. even though we don't have the upper elevations, it is dry everywhere. a little rosa. npa, 41 degrees. in the 50s for concord. a long way to go from 50 this morning to the mid-80s. with that dry atmosphere, we warm up quickly. we cool off quickly. warmer days for this week. the high fire danger through much of the week. and temps will continue to be above average really into the end of the week. we'll take a look at tomorrow with numbers popping up near 90. the delta and antioch getting close there, but look at the warmth by the bay. we're talking san francisco getting closer and closer to 80 each and every day. here's tuesday. could be a little conservative here on the numbers with the

wets inland. and just as the he, the upper 70s. and highs today ranging from the 70s at the coast, 76 in san francisco. 81 in fremont, palo alto and rivermore. a cool night with low 40s in the forth bay. 52 in san jose. it will be good sleeping weather. download the accuweather seven-day forecast shows that we don't need that. warmerer days with the cool fog. some of the breezy breezy breezy y >> at least the nights will be cool. thank you, lisa. a tech company that gave us

smart thermostats and security cameras wants to expand to other parts of our home. jonathan plume at the new products. >> reporter: long before google acquired the company, rogers co-found co-founded the security cameras in smoke alarms, they revealed the next place to put waves. >> can you think of a better industry fortous interrupt? what if home was different. >> i created my people not knowing how to arm and disarm. >> reporter: it is inspired with no drilling. the app sets up at doors and

windows. >> it will actually you, what type of food >> and you have a security camera for the inside and outside of your house, but now you have a whole home system. >> reporter: there is something else nest wants to reinvent. and it could be the most important button in your home. they call it hello, a doorbell with all the smarts of the nest camera iq recognizing people and telling you who is there. >> you want to make sure to get an alert, not just when somebody pushes the doorbell, but when they don't so you know if somebody is loitering in your front yard. >> it works along with the nestiq camera to tell me from 50 feet away if there's a stranger in my house

>> reporter: jonathan blume, abc 7 news. coming up sharks fans, get excited

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the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning, everyone. fog-free conditions. live doppler 7 showing you that we are nice and clear here. and it's cool and comfortable right now, but we have a red flag warning for high fire danger in the upper elevations of the north bay through tuesday. we're expecting gusty winds over 20 miles an hour. relative humidity could be down into the single digits. so you can see gernville is highlighted as well as vallejo. so this means the highest threat from noon to 6:00. the sun sets at 7:00. low humidity, breezy winds and fires can start and spread quickly. so with the temperatures in the 50s right now, feels pretty good out there, 45 in gilroy. and we are looking at numbers elsewhere in the 40s from novato to livermore. 53 in concord. through out the the day today, numbers will be in the low 70s around the bay. look at the coast in t