good morning, bay area. let's get up and get going. this is abc 7 mornings. it's saturday, september 8th, good morning and thanks so much for waking up with us. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with the accuweather forecast. here is frances dinglasan. she is tracking the weather for us. >> good morning. we have a very different start today. less cloud cover, and you can see it here on live doppler 7 and the satellite image and just patchy clouds there, but clear along the coast. temperatures range from 40s in parts of the north bay like santa rosa, novato and the 40s and 60s out there. concord and bran fortd, and san francisco is currently 67. we'll have a few clouds near half moon bay by 8:00.

by lunchtime, plenty of sunshine for everyone. the temperatures are starting to climb into the 80s and this afternoon look for low 90s inland and 60s at the coast. this evening, the fog and cloud start to move back into the coast ask it will still be nice if you're heading out and grab a jacket if you're planning to stay out late and the temperatures start to drop by 11:00 tonight with more cloud cover. >> developing news in shasta county where the delta fire is still raging this morning. cal trans tells abc 7 news, the interstate 5 will reopen tomorrow. forcing the closure of the near 50-mile stretch. the fire has burned 31,000 acres and is 0% contained. cal trans needs to repla guardrails, signs and fix the pavement. >> although it's not hitting homes and everything, it's creating as much havoc as the traveling public because interstate 5, each corridor in the alternative routes the capa

a lot longer and the roads aren't built for that kind of traffic on a long-term basis. >> cal trans estimates several million dollars in business are being lost each day due to the closure because trucks aren't getting through. >> time now is 5:02. weapon, human trafficking and worse. charges have been filed against the owner of bay area senior homes and child day care. the defendants seen here allegedly targeted member of the filipino community, many of whom were new to the united states. the facilities are located in residential neighborhoods in south san francisco, daley city and pacifica. katy utehs has more on the investigation. a deceiving name, rainbow bright for a family-run business accused of dark conditions. >> rainbow bright was cheating not just their workers of their pay, not just the workers of

their dignity, but was cheating you and he as taxpayers. >> about $8.5 million says state attorney general xavier becerra. the two adults and two child care facilities are tucked away in pacifica, daley citynd south san francisco neighborhoods. >> we never know what happened. >> the sign says we just stepped out, but on thursdy investigators raided the facilities, seizing the weapons seen here. a loaded handgun apparently found under a blanket in the garage of a day care. and then we saw a lot of packages were removed and we were praying. >> joshua, noel, face exploitation. >> they were forced to work up to 24 hours a day. they slept on the floors and in

garages. they were locked outside sometimes in the rain when the owners were not home. >> becerra said the accused confiscated the workers' passports and threatened to call immigration. >> i'm shocked that they were arrested for that. >> the accused are being held 1 million to $2.5 million. court dates are set for later this month. katie utehs, abc 7 news. a judge has rejected the request by the alameda county office to bar the conversations between suspects and their lawyers. the ruling stems from a video that emerged last month of a sergeant discussing the practice, but the judge also put the sheriff's office on notice saying violations prosecuted. the alameda district attorney's office will. did handing answers and justice after a 28-year-old father of two was stabbed to death outside his family's home.

abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo has the story. candles, blooms and messages written in chalk. this surrounds the home frankie santos shared with his high school sweetheart and two young sons. too often, families across the city, families are being forced to mourn senseless deaths. >> it's throughout san jose, obviously. >> that's why dozens marched friday in santos' honor. the crowd eventually gathered in the same place where santos was killed along raymond avenue in unincorporated san jose. this was the scene sunday morning. family members say santos returned home from a fantasy football party and approached a truck parked along the street. the santa clara office said there was some sort of confrontation before santos was stabbed in his chest. >> i call his cell phone all of

the time just to hear him talk and those things i will never get back again. >> emotion was easy to see friday. family members have come forward begging for information about who killed santos. relatives are now begging the city for change. >> i'm challenging the people that have the power to make a difference to do something about the violence. we're tired of all this violence. >> the sheriff's office shared this picture of the suspect vehicle caught on surveillance camera. take another look, it's a dark, full-sized gmc or chevrolet truck. witnesses say those inside were either black or hispanic men in their 20s. amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. the fbi is offering a $10 f$ th ,000. the fbi is offering a $10,000 reward. a camera caught the arsonist in the act. it happened on 4:00 in the

morning on july 20th. the fire smolderred for three hours before someone noticed the smoke and called 911. cal trans plans to stop traffic on the bay bridge. crews will use explosives like they've done in the past. a blast like that will destroy two of the support piers. abc 7 news was on the eastern span yesterday when crews finished preparing for today's implosion. you can expect traffic to be stopped some time between 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 a.m. out with the old and in with the new. the metropolitan commission is planning to spend $200 million to update the clipper card system. carlos salcedo has the details. >> reporter: for more than a decade, public transit riders in the bay area have been able toe fares getting in and out much quicker. >> i use it for everything. i use it for the bus, bart and

for the ferry. >> reporter: but the system is obsolete. sometimes taking days to update a rider's balance on the card. >> the card is not a live card. it doesn't have live balances on it. the card is a stored value card. >> the metropolitan transportation commission is in the final stages of approving a systems upgrade worth $195 million. instead of a card, you'll be able to use your mobile device to tap in and out. >> they can find out how much money they have in their card right away and they can put more money on their card right away and put money on their kids' cards right away. the tech capital has waited long enough with other cities already using this technology. >> we do that with the commuter rail in boston and it's really nice because when the conductor comes around you can show it and buy it at any point. once it's all said and done you will have the option to keep your phone to pay or stick with the traditional and stick with

the clipper card. >> here in the area there are a lot of tech folks that will catch on. >> it will take time to implement. the commission is expected to approve a plan at the end of this month, but it will still be a while. it will be the year 2021 before we are able to use this on our phones. in el cerrito, carlos salcedo, abc 7 news. starting monday, there will be direct bart service to the warm springs station in fremont on both the orange and green lines. passengers currently have to transfer lines at the fremont station. it will operate monday through saturday. sundays will remain unchanged for now with orange line service to warm springs. time now is 5:09. frances dinglasan has been tracking the accuweather forecast this week end. a little cooler this weekend. >> we're starting to ease into the inland areas and mid-90s are gone and we'll still hit the low 90s inland at the coast and mild in the 60s ask i'll have your

complete forecast and an each bigger cooldown coming up. summer isn't over yet. frances, thanks. an emotional night for stun students at marjory stoneman douglas high school in florida. blood, trash and used needles. it was all found inside a san francisco air bnb. ...and get the brands youshion want.... check this out. ...at "oh, yeah" prices. from the latest trends to your favorite brands, it feels even better when you find them for less. at the ross fall fashion event. yes for less.

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officers quickly pounced and arrested both of them. time now is 5:12. piles of trash, needles and so much more. this is what cleanup crews found when they entered an air bnb in san francisco. we talked to the stunned property manager. >> it was horrible. horrible. the person who was rented here had defecated through the entire home and urinated all over the place. this is what realtor and property manager ian lim walked into and called a crime scene cleaning crew. it was something like out of a horror movie. >> it was pretty bad. people wn e outside could smell. you had joggers stopping and saying what's that smell? >> in one of san francisco's neighborhoods ransacked by the renter inside. >> there, was there blood stains. >> to give you an idea of just how bad this home was, take a look at this bucket. it's filled with about 160

needle, most of them for drug use. this suite was rented for three and a half months for $100 a night. lynn can't estimate how much damage was done. >> we'll file a complaint, a more formal complaint. air bmb has a $1,000 host guarantee in case of damages. in 2019 there were more than 49 million trips at air bnb listings worldwide. significant property damage was reported to us only .004% of the time. it won't deter him for knowledge inning properties through rental sites. >> i'm very confident using air bnb and other vacation rental sites and this type of vandalism. >> the homeowner and property manager say they will rent the unit out again and this time after installing security cameras outside. in san francisco, dion

7 news. students at stoneman douglas played their first game and dedicated their victory to the seven people who died including the assistant coach. it was a good feeling to get back to some sense of normalcy, but it is still difficult to deal with. >> it is always there. it's so hard because you have friends that lost their children and that never goes away. >> officers were stationed at every corner during last night's game. students returned to school last month to tighter campus security. on a lighter note, the basketball hall of fame induction ceremony was held last night in springfield, massachusetts. warriors president rick welts was there, and spoke about his achievement. >> from ball boy with the sonics at age 16, working for the great bill russell to now joining

russell 49 years later in the hall of fame. >> it was a miraculous breakthrough. i don't know why. he learned my name and we became friends and it's an unlikely friendship, i would say, but it's one that's lasted for a long, long time. >> weltz has spent four decades in the nba while working in the league office in the 1980s he came up with the idea of all-star weekend. it wasn't exactly visionary at the time, it was job preservation. >> truth be told, my biggest motivation was to keep my job. we went into larry o'brien's office and i got a pretty much, yeah, we're not going to do that. so i don't know what happened, stern walked into my office a week later and says the commissioner says we can do it as long as one, you don't embarrass him on his last weekend in office and two, it doesn't cost the nba a nickel. >> whether it was growing the nba or running the suns or warriors, weltz has always had one mission. there are people in my job who think they're the show sometimes, but it's about

shining a brighter light and creating a bigger stage for the players and coaches that fans really care about. >> weltz left phoenix seven years ago and decided to move to the bay area where the warriors just happened to have new owners who wanted him to become team president. >> i had one interview, one meeting and went up to joe's house and sat down with peter and joe and talked for three or thr three hours and when we went to say good-bye, they said if you want this, this is your job. >> you can pretty much guarantee three championships in three years. >> and a new arena. >> obviously, they wanted to hire me. >> weltz spends most of his time on the construction of new chase center, but for most of harkes com a co a co a co the first openly gay

all ofll ymeut there who today believes that he or she can be successful because of who they are and in spite of who they are. anything else i do probably pales in comparison to that. >> larry beil, abc 7 sports. now your accuweather forecast from abc 7 news. >> i'm meteorologist frances dinglasan and we are waking up to clear skies and the satellite image right now, clear skies over many parts of the north bay. there's patchy fog out there and you can see a little bit along the coast and spilling into parts of san francisco. here is a gorgeous live view from the east bay looking straight across into san francisco. you see those bright lights out there. it's currently 56 in san francisco. san jose, 59. half moon bay cooler at 48 degrees. we see a sliver of low clouds cutting through the city and also breezy up in the hills and it will pick up, as well, this

afternoon around the bay, but most areas at sea level, winds are calm. right now in santa rosa, it's 51. a few 40s and napa and novato and fairfield and concord at 60 degrees right now. as we look toward the bay bridge and downtown san francisco. it will be a gorgeous day and we have patchy, morning fog and bright sunshine early on. we'll be dropping from the mid-90s to low 90s and we'll continue to drop. in fact, it will be much cooler by the middle of next week for most everybody. so here's how the day plays out. notice 7:00 this morning not too many clouds and then this evening, the clouds start to move back into tomorrow night, but lots of sunshine, again for everyone. so highs today will range from 60s at the coast and that's where the sea breeze will keep things cool. so half moon bay, 63 and san francisco, 67 and oakland, sunny

and mild for the as game and san jose warming up to 82 and you'll notice our inland areas hitting the low 90s like fairfield, antioch and livermore and it will be great to head to the beach, but grab a jacket and you probably won't need one than 76 and lots of events going on, and it will be pleasant in mountain view for the art and wine festival today, temperatures will start off in the 70s at 11:00 and climbing to near 80 this afternoon and tomorrow it will be cooler, but still mostly sunny the whole day. also tomorrow in san francisco, we've got the giant race at at&t park and we'll start off with temperatures in the mid 50s and cool again in the morni g cool through morning hours. if you're sticking around after lunch it will start to warm up, more sunshine, 64 degrees and we're tracking conditions in the

shasta county area and temperatures are cool and relative humidity and a little bit warmer and they'll face hot and dry conditions and we'll still be in the 90s over the weekend and notice temperatures tumble midweek and that will be the same for us and we're keeping an eye on tropical storm florence which is expected to gain strength and be a hurricane category 4 by the time it reaches the east coast, midweek next week. so here's our accuweather seven-day forecast and mild in the 60s and still hot inland and low 90s and notice temperatures keep coming down and then we have a trough moving in so by midweek next week, expect much cooler numbers for the inland areas dropping by as much as 12 degrees and we still have a gorgeous weekend for the new

welcome back, everybody. time right now is 5:24. chinatown is inviting residents to see the historic neighborhood at night. abc 7 news was in waiverly place where they hosted first-ever chinatown at twilight event. people were treated from performances from dancers and singers and there were arts and crafts for the kids. the next chinatown at twilight will be held on september 21st. get your hankies ready. a new feature film d guide dogs have people crying with happiness. the movie "pick up the litter" features bay area puppies trying to make the cut as seeing eye dogs. here's abc 7 news anchor kristen zee with more.

>> the dogs we're considering are the best of the best. >> they've been in the bay area for 75 years, but most of us only see the star students once they're fully trained. this documentary follows a litter of five puppies from birth as they learn what it takes to make it. >>. >> the non-profit works with 800 dogs a year, yes, only about 300 make it all of the way to becoming a life-changing companion for blind or visually impaired person. pick of the litter is the work of bay area filmmakers who first have to convince the guide dog ceo is that it was a good idea. >> what i'm hoping is people get a true understanding of what it takes to get to a guide dog. >> it spent two years documenting the dog and the humans who raise them. on neight n.the pa we don't give him kibel out of the crate. >> the producer is in awe.

>> they are 24/7 volunteer opportunities so a lot of us feel good about ours when we go got food bank for an hour or two on the weekend. people are up at night with the dogs and they're doing everything just to help one person be helped by this one dog. as the dog gets older they face the toughest challenge known as intelligent disobedience. >> if their person is in harm's way they have to make the decision not to take that command. >> if the handler says go forward the dog will disobey them and that's the most amazing thing and that sets them apart from any other service dog. all of this care and training costs $50 million a year, raised from private donations. if you think about that, what is your independence worth? >> clients get their dogs for free. cute as it is "pick of the litter" is not just a dog movie. it's a high-stakes comp tigd that will keep you guessing into the end. >> we're excited to find out if it's a yes or a no.

>> and that was kristen sze reporting. "pick of the litter" is showing in san francisco, berkeley and san rafael. time now 5:27. former president barack obama breaking from tradition, his public criticism of president trump. plus the power of protest. the new exhibit at san jose state university

let's get up and get going. this is abc 7 mornings. it's great to have you with us. i'm chris nguyen. we're starting this half hour with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist frances dinglasan tracking conditions where you live. >> we have a gorgeous day ahead. it is showing much less cloud cover this morning. patchy fog along the the coast and inland areas and here's how your day plays out with the 12-hour day planner. sunrise is at 6:45 and in the next few hours temperatures will

mainly be in the 50s and even in the 40s in the north bay areas and bright sunshine by this afternoon and highs today will be in the low 90s inland so we'll still be hot there today. around the bay near 80. at the coast, still cool with the sea breeze and mild there in the 60s. sun sets at 7:28 and clear skies through most of the evening, but a big cooldown is on the way and i'll have details coming up. chris? >> frances, thanks. former president barack obama will be in southern california today to campaign for state democrats in the midterm elections. obama will headline the invitation-only rally to support serve democratic candidates competing for key districts in november. his first stop will be the anaheim convention center. democrats hope his appearance will energize the party's voters. yesterday the former president delivered his most direct political speech since leaving the white house. obama sharply criticized

president trump on fear and anger. >> reporter: it was an extraordinary break from tradition. barack obama denouncing the politics of bigotry and division and blaming donald trump by name. >> it did not start with donald trump. he just capitalizing on resentments that politicians have been fanning for years. >> reporter: obama summoned the ghost of charlottesville. >> reporter: president trump said there were very fine people on both sides. obama argued that bedrock american values require a lot more than that. >> we are sure as heck supposed to stand up, clearly and unequivocally to nazi sympathizers. how hard can that be? saying that nazis are bad? >> the former president also invoked the so-called quiet resistance within the trump administration. >> the claim that everything will turn out okay because there foow how our democracy is

supposed to work. these people aren't elected. they're not accountable. they're not doing us a service by actively promoting 90% of the crazy stuff that's coming out of this white house and then saying don't worry, we're preventing the other 10%. >> reporter: one hour later a withering review from president trump going after obama, something he's done from the start of his presidency. >> i watched it, but i fell asleep. i found he's very good -- very good for sleeping. >> terry moran, abc news. the four days of confirmation hearings for supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh wrapped up yesterday. lawmakers heard testimony from character witnesses both for and against kavanaugh nomination. john dean claimed kavanaugh would be the most presidential

friendly supreme court justice in the modern age. >> he would have the congress immunized from both civil and criminal liability. under judge kavanaugh's recommendation if the president shot somebody in cold blood on fifth avenue that president could not be prosecuted while in office. >> ted olson the former solicitor general under george w. bush testified that kavanaugh was well qualified to sit on the supreme court, calling him thoughtful and possessing a great legal mind. it has been a big week for nike choosing colin kaepernick as the face of the just do it campaign. he hasn't played since 2016 when he started to take a knee during the national anthem to protest police brutality against minorities. nike's stock took a hit and then enjoyed two trading days in the green before dipping yesterday. some have criticized the company for choosing kaepernick and others have praised it. >> believe in something even if

it means sacrificing everything. >> nike ran this two-minute long commercial during the first regular season nfl game thursday night between the eagles and falcons. there were no overt anthem-related demonstrations by players. the league and players' union still hasn't resolved whether players will be punished this season if they choose to kneel or demonstrate during the anthem. >> colin kaepernick's social activism is part of a new exhibit at san jose state university. carlos salcedo takes us inside. >> in the nike ad seen around the world, former 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick encourages people to believe in something even if it means sacrificing everything. >> so don't ask if your dreams are crazy. ask if they're crazy enough. >> his controversial anthem protest that started two years ago are not the first time where sports and understand the interface of

scholarship and activism and athletics. >> the power of protest exhibit at san jose state university highlights more than 100 historical collections from dr. harry edwards, renowned sports sociologist who helped create the project for human rights. the movement called on black athletes to boycott the 1968 olympic games over racial injustices. the social activism featured in the exhibit. >> he will take his place alongside other athlete icons in the history of western civilization, not because of what he did on the field, but because of what he used the forum on the field to do. >> dr. edwards says the latest nike commercial is a good business deal for the company and others will follow. >> it's also the role of corporatio corporations in difficult times to step into the breach and remind us of who we are and what

we stand for. >> whether kaepernick plays again in the nfl is irrelevant according to edwards who says kap has left his mark on and off the field. in san jose, carlos salcedo, abc 7 news. >> the exhibit is on display at san jose state's mlk library. it runs through november 15th. >> a woman on the peninsula hired workers to take away some old furniture, but the next day she found it sitting in front of ...and get the brands youshion want.... check this out. ...at "oh, yeah" prices. from the latest trends to your favorite brands, it feels even better when you find them for hell fas event. yes for less. fast, reliable internet is crucial. does it every go down? yes.

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welcome back, everyone. here is a live look outside from the golden gate bridge camera. we hope your saturday morning is off to a great start. frances dinglasan returns with the full accuweather forecast to help you plan your weekend. two teenage girls from livermore when helped save a family and their pets from a fire will be honored on nicole, were on their way home. they pulled over and ran into the home to help. the family and their dogs made it out fine. the raiders will select them as part of the hometown raiders feature. you can watch it right here on abc 7. our coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. and that's monday night. today we've got a packed day

of college football for bay area teams down on the farm number 17 usc battles stanford. kickoff is at 5:30 p.m. cal faces utah, and washington state at 8:00 p.m. the as host the rangers and oakland is looking for their third win in a row. last night a rookie came up big. abc 7 sports director larry beil has more on this morning's sports report. >> good morning, everybody. a month ago nobody knew who ramon loriana was. he made an impact with two homers last night. >>et floss, everybody! the leadoff man for the as, ramon loriano. 441 feet off guerrero. bottom of the second, marcus simeon, this is a rocket, high, deep, aloha! just over the 367 mark.

joey gave it an effort there and the as up 5-0 after two. bottom six, loriano, his second homer of the play and now it's five homers coming off the range. and they win 8-4 to stay three and a half back of first place, houston. how about an official giants vacation to milwaukee. the top five, giants down 2-1 until allen hanson unloads his eighth bomb of the year ties it to two a piece and it's pumped up and where are we going to dinner? giants pitcher gave up three hits and the two is the double by jesus aguilar. they're up 4-2 and he's seen enough and nick hunley both got tossed and it will be a long september for the giants and they lose 4-2. tennis, anyone? u.s. open semifinals and rafael nadal in pain against juan martin del potro. first a tiebreak.

del potro top of the screen gets nadal on the run and his knee's been bothering him. nadal hits long and that gives del potro the set and after losing the second set he says i'm done, i can't go anymore and it was the u.s. open in 2009 and he's back and will face novak djokovic in the finals. the warriors president rick welts was inducted into the basketball hall of fame with the distinct bay area flavor. jason kidd, former st. joe's and cal story and his presenter gary payton and the club and santa clara product joined by don nelson. check out nelly. he lives on maui and he is slim and trim and he's probably lost 60 or 70 pounds. >> how about a current warrior? steph curry on another asian tour. my goodness, he looks like he's a hundred feet tall, currently visiting manila in the philippines and this is a

three-country tour sponsored by under armour. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> now your accuweather forecast from abc 7 news. >> good morning, everyone. lots of clear skies around the bay area and a very different start this morning and a bit of patchy fog and you can see it here with live doppler 7 and patchy fog along the coast and the peninsula coast and also some fog along the monterey bay in santa cruz area, but here we have a beautiful shot from the east bay hills looking clear across the east bay into san francisco where it's currently 56 degrees. oakland is 54 right now. half moon bay still in the upper 40s. we'll check out another live shot looking south of san francisco and a little bit of those low clouds making their way across parts of the bay, but not getting too far right now. in santa rosa, it's 51. napa, 49 degrees and novato climbed up to 52. fairfield and concord, milder at

60 degrees right now. here's a look toward downtown san francisco and the bay bridge. here's what you can expect. we are dealing with patchy morning fog, but that will clear very quickly. we'll see lots of bright sunshine earlier on today. the heat starts to ease this weekend especially for some inland areas and temperatures will be coming down and then get ready for much cooler numbers by the middle of next week. inland numbers will tumble by as much as 10 to 12 degrees so i'll show you that with the accuweather seven-day forecast, as well. >> here's the water vapor satellite image and it shows moisture in the upper level. we have this warm, dry air. yesterday this influenced the afternoon temperature highs and starting to weaken as it does, the heat will start to ease this weekend and continue to do so as another trough of cool air moves in for the middle of next week and for today enjoy the gorgeous sunshine and it will still be hot in morgan hill and gill roy,

reaching 95 and a great day to head to santa cruz. a high of 76 there and low 80s for cupertino and san jose. lots of sunshine along the lower part of the peninsula with comfortable temperatures in the mid to upper 70s and menlo park at 75 and then at the beaches, the sea breeze will still keep you in the 60s this afternoon, but you will get more sunshine today so it is 63 and downtown, san francisco, 67. lots of 80s tlflew comfortable and warm, in the east bay, t-shirt and shorts weather. temperatures in the 70s to 79 in fremont and inland areas will be in the upper 80s to low 90s for the most part, very warm and hazy skies as well this afternoon. so if you like chocolate, today you can head to the chocolate

festival gi festival ghirardelli and for the oakland pride on sunday, lots of sunshine with temperatures warming up into the low 70s. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast and we have mild temperatures at the coast in the 60s, but still hot inland and low 90s around the bay, very comfortable and low 80s and upper 70s and notice the temperature starts to drop tomorrow as well by a couple of degrees and it continues to do so through the middle of next week where we will be below average, cooler than what you pwould expect for this time of year. so near 80 inland and still 60s at the coast. so much going on as you said and you touched on a lot of those great events and coming up, those events include music, art and wine, chocolate. we'll have all of the

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means there's something for everyone. it's all about mount tam in 2018. bring your good vibes to mountain theater in mill valley from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. the historic stone amphitheater provides incredible views of san francisco bay and beyond. this year's lineup includes herbie hancock and nicki lane. concert goers will honor the mountain, its legacy and many gifts. the wine festival is back this saturday and sunday. it's a signature event and over 200,000 people are expected to line the streets. this celebration will feature over 500 professional artists and craftmaker, live music, the pig skin party lounge, a kids' part and of course, f food and. admission is free and the festival runs from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. saturday and 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. sunday.

chocolate lovers thshgs one's for you. the ghirardelli chocolate festival at ghirardelli square. check out the live demonstrations or hang out in the lounge. there will be plenty to choose from. proceeds will benefit project open hand. for more information on these events just go to our website, abc 7 news.com. you can also bike through the presidio this weekend. it's the first national park in the west to roll out bikes to visitors. it will give people a new way to experience the park no matter their fitness level. 50 bright red bikes are now available for a smart fee. the ceo of the presidio trust says she i eourage more people to enjoy the sites. >> we know the presidio is a place a lot of people love to come to and walk around. biking can be challenging so we think electric bikes can be a way that people can enjoy even

more of the presidio. we're a part of this marvelous city and we wanted to make sure that people can get around. >> there are a few rule, though. you can't ride the bikes on the trails and when you're done you have to put them back at one of the 125 official bike racks at the park. coming up in the next half hour, the latest from the shasta county. the delta fire still raging out of control and interstate 5 is still out of control. >> the search for who killed a south bay he was stabbed to death in front of his own home.

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good morning bay area. let's get up and get going. this is abc 7 mornings. >> it's saturday, september 8th, good morning and thanks so much for being with us. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with the first look with the accuweather forecast. hare's frances dinglasan in for lisa argen. >> good morning, everyone. we are waking up to lots of clear skies along the bay area and still dealing with patchy, low clouds on parts of the peninsula coast, though and here's a look at your day planner, 12 hours ahead, we will still see lots of sunshine. so today at 7:00, sunrise at 6:45. temperatures will be in the upper 40s inland to near 60 around the bay and coast in the 50s. sunshine by this afternoon and then temperatures will be hot inland. low 90s today so a few degrees cooler compared to yesterday and around the