now from abc 7, live breaking news. >> that breaking news this morning, north korea makes a bold declaration, the country says president trump's tweet is a declaration of war on the communist country. north korea's foreign minister says this at the united nations this morning. "since the united states declared war on our country, we will have every right to make all self-defensive countermeasures including the to shoot down the united states strategic bombers at any time." he's responding to president trump's tweet on saturday. it says "just heard foreign minister of north korea speak at the u.n. if he echos thoughts of little rocket man," meaning leader kim

jong-un, "th wptonae't be around much longer." if that speech, he said the insi insults made a misattack on the u.s. inevitable. the pentagon says it's ready to provide the president with options to deal with north korea. we should note the u.s. has not officially declared war on north korea. aside from different interpretations of president trump's tweet. the arkbc 7 news app sent out ts alert this morning. download the app for updates throughout the day and breaking news as it happens. new calls for president trump's impeachment. sky 7 over this new billboard on the oakland side of interstate 80 as you get off the bay bridge. it shows president trump's face with the word really big, impeach. the courage campaign commissioned the billboard to encourage congress to begin impeachment proceedings. president trump is sounding out again this morning over the nfl anthem protest.

a day after players across the league demonstrated against police brutality and inequality, the president tweets "many people boo the players who kneeled yesterday. these are fans who demand respect for our flag." buts abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield discovered, this is not what most bay area fans want to talk about. >> reporter: these radio show hosts on 95.7 the game have a feeling the nfl protests would dominate their four hours on the air this morning. they knew people would be passionate and were ready to let them vent. >> about being heard, about having a conversation, it's about different points of view and listening. >> reporter: about 200 nfl players protested during the national anthem including many oakland raiders with the entire offensive line sitting on the bench during the anthem. but when the game first opened up the phone lines this morning, they only got one call about the players' actions. >> i was shocked we didn't have -- i thought this would be a day where the phone lines were lit up the entire day.

>> reporter: instead callers wanted to talk about the raiders' loss to the washington redski redskins. one sports writing linked the two together in a tweet, vir tafur wrote "the raiders sat for the national anthem and never got up." >> what's on your mind? >> reporter: a couple hours later when they brought the topic up again, they got a few calls from listeners who also tied the protest to the raiders' loss. >> derek carr wouldn't link arms, at least be, like, somewhat close with his teammates. i don't know. it sort of looked like a little bit of digsf vision, when the ge started i felt like the game was off. >> reporter: the hosts weren't sure about blaming carr and his political stance on the loss but get why fans want to stick about talking about the game. >> i understand when people say they don't want that in their sports. i totally get it. sport is a way when you escape. >> reporter: the team has to get ready to face the denver bron o broncos. the hosts now the fans will be ready to discuss the results. if san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. nuew england patriots quarterback and san mateo's own

tom brady took part in yesterday's protests locking arms with tell maammates. this morning he said he disagrees with what the president has been saying. >> i disagree with what he said, thought it was just divisive, like i said, it's -- you know, i just want to support my teammates. i'm never one that says that's wrong, that's right, but i do believe in what i believe in. >> today's comments are surprising, coming from tom brady. he's been a fairly vocal supporter of president trump. mr. trump has called him a friend and brady has tried to stay out of politics. a new controversy this morning resulting over the curfew at levi stadium. singer ed sheeran has just canceled his concert there due to the rule that the city put in place to appease neighbors. abc 7 news reporter matt keller is live in santa clara with the story. matt? >> reporter: kristen, the 49ers have said that this curfew on concerts was going to cost the city a lot of money. now it's happened. a big name has backed out.

and that could cost the city about $800,000 in revenue to the general fund. ♪ i'm in love with your body ♪ discovered something brand new no ♪ ♪ i'm love in the shape with you ♪ >> reporter: ed sheeran is snoen known for his massive hit "shape of you." the 49ers reached an agreement with the grammy award winning artist to come to the levi stadium next year. because of the 10:00 p.m. curfew, the 49ers say sheeran's show will no longer come to levi stadium. the community is spaying the pri paying the price. only $1,000 fine for breaking the curfew, but vice mayor says this is purely politics. >> this suspect evisn't even ab this is about the mayor trying in her head to get a paper trail of how the niners are breaching the contract, simply trying to

get rid of the niners running the stadium. >> reporter: last month, the 49ers asked the stadium authority which consists of all city council members to extend the curfew to 11:00 p.m. four times a year and offered to give $20,000 to local schools and libraries every time they get a curfew extension. that request was denied. mayor lisa news to us. now this issue is going to be brought up at tomorrow's con current city council and stadium authority meeting. that meeting starts at 7:00. reporting live in santa clara, p>> matt, thank you. ws. three people including two injured in a crash in the east r bay early this morning. it happenednteational boulevard and hyde street at 3:45 a.m. officers were responding to a shooting call when their suv collided with another car. they were taken to the hospital

in stable condition. a civilian involved in the crash is also in stable condition. tonight, community leaders in san jose will call for increased police accountability after the city's eighth officer-involved shooting. people acting in community together, p.a.c.t., will join city leaders at the bible way christian center. they want the city koicouncil t expand the role of the auditor and more police transparency after police shot and killed jacob dominguez, a known gang member earlier this month. p.a.c.t. says trust is broken and safety and justice are charged after that incident. peace and calm at uc berkeley this morning. free speech week was canceled along with several events that were expected to bring protesters en masse to the campus. organizers called off the e spre event citing safety concerns. milo made a surprise appearance yesterday. students say they're growing tired of their campus being used

as a political battle ground. >> especially with the milita militarized presence on campus, like the barricades, it makes me feel very on edge. >> i transferred here last semester so i've just basically seen it be pretty volatile. >> 11 people were arrested mostly for carrying a banned weapon. yonoppolis views to return to uc berkeley, quote, over an over again. his brief appearance was very expensive for the university. security for his 15-minute appearance cost at least $800,000. break that down, it's more than developing news now, > republican senator rand paul says he's opposed to the party's latest health care bill revisions. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell zstill says he plans o bring the health care bill up for a vote this week but pressure is mounting on other gop senators whose no vote could kill the bill. >> it's very difficult for me to

envision a scenario where i would end up voting for this bill. >> right now, they don't have my vote, and i don't think they have mike lee's either. >> protesters are planning a sit-in as senator dianne feinstein's office in san francisco at noon today. they're calling for leaders to kill the republicans' health care bill. next on abc 7 news pat 11:00, keeping your kids safe behind the wheel. the new technology to help put your mind at ease when your children pull out of the driveway alone. plus making some extra cash? the creative way some bay area residents are making tens of thousands of dollars every year and how you can, too.well, suns. 60s and humidity is dropping. we're in 26% range relative humidity with an air temperature of 76 in concord. i'll tell you how warm it's going to get and how long our

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the chp hopes someone recognizes this car and the people inside. the two suspects are accused of robbing two bay area toll booths. the first robbery happened yesterday morning at the carkinas bridge. hours later the same people robbed a toll taker at the bay bridge. the car is a black mercedes s-550. it has paper plate and distinctive chrome accents. anyone with information is asked to call the chp. parents, there's new

technology designed to put you at ease a little bit when your teens are driving. general motors and ford are it allows participa s particips kids' cars by programming seat belts, speed, even radio volume. the technology provides a report card, records where their teen travels to, if they stay wnl the agreed boundary. >> in the back of my mind, i know what's going to see what i'm doing on the record card. >> he was doing hard braking and tailgating. the more we talked about it by the end of the week, very few tailgating episodes and zero hard braking. >> national safety council ceo, former chair of the ntsb, believes this technology will save lives and actually using it, herself. her son, taylor, just got his license. his car is equipped with the technology. now to your morning money report, turning your passion into a paycheck. more people are taking on a so-called side hustle, adding thousands of dollars to their bank accounts doing something they love.

abc's becky worley is in san francisco with a look at how some are doing it. >> my name is alexandra, my side hustle is running hiking tours in the city of san francisco. ♪ . >> i'm angie. >> i'm alicia. >> our side hustle is vow renewals. >> we write your wedding vows and speeches. >> i'm becky worley, and my side hustle is podcasting. yeah. i have a side hustle, too. ♪ chris is the author of "side hustle hustle: from idea to income in 27 days." he's bullish on this ygrowing trend. >> what i'm creating an income-generating project without taking your day job. >> reporter: not saying take a second gig like being an uber driver. it's different. everyday people becoming entrepreneurs by turning hobbies and passions into cash. digital pioneer airbnb is on trend adding what they're

calling experiences to their offerings. in 40 different cities, sign up to sell walking tours, catered meals, painting classes or whatever you have to offer. >> sat at a desk for 10, 12 years and in corporate environments and realized i moved from philadelphia to san francisco. >> i'm earning $50,000 year. >> day job, structural engineer. >> i work in tech as a writer. >> reporter: their side job equals $15,000 a year each. >> taking your passion and making it something that will make you money. the women she spoke with said her advice for people who want to start a side hustle, get out there and do it, take a chance. still ahead, a warning for people near uc berkeley. the frightening sight for hikers near grizzly peak over the weekend. tam cam looking at san francisco. is it going it be a warmer week?

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a new drama appears on abc 7 tonight about a young doctor with autism.

a surgical prodigy set in a fix ti fix tigs l hospital in san jose. not everyone believes he'll be an asset to st. bonaventure hospital's verge call unit. >> he happens to have autism. this immediately sparks a debate between the powers that be at the hospital. >> autism. >> the show's creator says while this is a medical drama, it's about humanizing a character with autism. "the good doctor" airs here tonight on abc 7 at 10:00. now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen, hi, everyone, if you've been outside, it's warming up quickly. looks hazy in spots. live doppler 7 shows we don't have much in the way of clouds out there. you may notice a few high cirrus passing by from time to time like yesterday. a big dome of high pressure that is protecting us and allowing for the atmosphere to dry out, and bring some breezy winds in the upper elevations. 20 mile an hour winds right now.

around the diablo range. that's why the national weather service extended this red flag warning into wednesday afternoon. so gusty winds, higher elevations, and low relative humidity. i'm going to show you those in just a moment. here's a look at the air quhe y. aitalir alert, but the north bay and the central bay, it looks a little hazy. you're right. 73 in san francisco. the average high this time of year is 70. 68 in oakland. 73 mountain view. 74 san jose. gilroy, half moon bay at 70 right now. there's a few high cirrus clouds out there. 75, santa rosa. 77 novato. fairfield. and down the road here, we have got some very mild air. so we measure the moisture in the air, that's when we talk about how dry it is. 26% in concord, as the air temperature gets warmer throughout the afternoon, this will go down. and so that makes the tinder that much drier for fires to start spread. we're really worried about this not only in september, october, the first rain.

red flag warning north and east bay hills. temperatures rise throughout the week. we'll be slightly cooler by the end of the week. take a look at santa rosa. we'll see numbers well into the 80s today. average high 83. into the 90s.pens tomorrow and when we cool off, we're going to warm up again by the end of the week. 80 in oakland. 84 in fremont. 88 napa. mid to upper 70s in santa cruz. we'll be looking at a cool and comfortable night with that dry air. the numbers, the temperatures will drop quickly without the moisture, so we'll be looking at low 40s in the north bay, 50 in santa cruz and the accuweather seven-day forecast, featuring 90s across the board inland for most of the week and look at 80s around the bay, even 80s in san francisco sticking around on through wednesday. download our accuweather app and see how quickly these temperatures rise. so by 11:00, in the mid 70s already. it's going to. be a warm one. >> little taste of summer in fall. thanks, lisa. all right. a warning for people hiking near uc berkeley. for the second time in recent

weeks a mountain lion was spotted on or near cal's campus. two hikers believe they saw one of the big cats on saturday, it was on a trail near grizzly peak's sign post 2. nine days ago and employee saw a mountain lion hiding in the bushes off centennial lane near rugby field. okay. if you're thinking aut buying or selling a home, you'll want to hear this next story. real estate brokerage firm red fin named the hottest neighborhoods for the rest of the year. three bay area neighborhoods made the top five, number 2, golden gate heights in san francisco, number 3, bucknall in san jose. number 4, glenview in oakland. predictions are based on the most recent growth in home listing, page views and favorites. a trip to las vegas turned tout be an unforgettable experience for a group of women this weekend. take a look at what happened in an elevator. >> no. >> oh, my -- >> oh, my god.

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