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 bay, upper 70s to near 80 and at the coast still mild in the 60s.

lots of clear skies even by 7:00 this morning so you don't need a jacket if you're heading out unless you are by the coast today and cooling continues and i'll have a complete forecast coming up. >> thanks. >> developing news in delta county where the fire is still raging this morning. the earliest interstate 5 could re-open is tomorrow. flames are on both sides of the freeways forcing the closure of a nearly 50-mile stretch. the fire has now burned more than 31,000 acres and is 0% contained. cal frans says it needs to replace guardrails, signs and fix the pavements. >> although it's not hitting homes and everything, it's creating as much havoc as the traveling public because interstate 5 each corridor and the alternative rou doesnaka i lot longer and of course, 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. weapons, human trafficking and worse, charges have been filed against the owners of bay area senior care homes and child day care. the defendants seen here allegedly targeted members 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. katie 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 theirt wasating aays state attorney general xavier becerra. the four adult and two child care facilities are tucked away in pacifica, daley city and

south san francisco neighborhoods. >> they have been here a long time. >> long time. the sign says we just stepped out, but on thursday, investigators raided the facilities, seizing the weapon 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 they would close the place. joshua, noel, gerlen and carlina gamo currently face charges for human trafficking, rape and labor 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. >> reporter: becerra says the accused confiscated the workers' passports and threatened to call immigration. >> i am shocked they were

arrested for that. >> reporter: the accused are being held on bail ranging from 1 million to $2.5 million. court dates are set for later this month. katie utehs, abc 7 news. a judge has rejected a request by the alameda county public defender's office to bar the recording of conversations between suspects and their lawyers. the ruling stems from a video that emerged last month of a sergeant discussing the practice. the judge also put the sheriff's office on notice saying violations will be prosecuted. the alameda county district attorney's office is investigating to see if any cases have been compromised by recordings. time right now is 6:04. the date has been set for the ghost ship criminal trial. it will begin april 2nd. the defendants bothinvoluntary manslaughter for the warehouse fire.

their defense will involve diverting blame to others, the police departmidot do their job to prevent the fire. in the south bay community members are demanding 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 more. >> reporter: candles, balloons and messages written in chalk. this surrounds the home frankie santos shared with his high school sweetheart and two young sons. families across the city are being forced to mourn senseless deaths. >> it's getting a little rough. it's throughout san jose, obviously. >> reporter: that's why dozens marched friday in santos' honor. >> what do we want? justice? >> when do we want it? >> now! >> the crowd gathered in the same place where santos was killed 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 county sheriff's office said there was some sort of confrontation before santos was stabbed in his chest. he died at the hospital. >> i call his cell phone all of the time just to hear him talk, and those are things i will never get back again. >> reporter: 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 white or hispanic men in their 20s. i'm outside the santa clara county shffice, amanda del castillo, abc 7 news.

the fbi is offing a $10,000 reward to catch a person who deliberately set a fire outside the planned parenthood office in watsonville. a surveillance camera caught the arsonist in the act on south green valley road. it happened at 4:00 in the morning on july 20th. the fire smoldered until someone called 911. cal trans plans to stop traffic on the bay bridge to demolish the old part of the eastern span. 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 p.m. >> out with the old and in with the new. the metropolitan transportation commission is looking to spend $200 million to upgrade the

clipper card system. abc 7 news reporter carlos salcedo has the details. for more than a decade public transit riders in the bay area have been able to use clipper cards to pay their fares getting in and out much quicker. >> i use it for the bus, bart and the ferry. >> reporter: 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 on their card right away. they can put more money on their card right away and they can put more money on their kids' cards right away and none of those fu now. >> the tech company has waited long enough with other cities

using this technology. >> we do that with the commuter rail in boston and it's nice because when the conductor comes around you can show it and buy it at any point. you will have the option of using your phone to pay or get the traditional and stick with the clipper card. >> there are a lot of tech folks and i think it will catch on. >> while it sounds great it will take time to implement. the commission is expected to approve the 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. time now is 6:09 and some patchy fog on this saturday morning and hopefully no delays at sfo? >> no delays at sfo and i don't expect any because of clear skies out there and you can see it from the mount cam. a gorgeous shot there. a preview before the sunrise at 6:45. plenty of sunshine today, up.

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this is what cleanup crews found when they entered an air bnb in san francisco. abc 7 news anchor dion lim talked to the stunned property manager. >> it was horrible, horrible. the person who was renting here had defecated through the entire home and urinated all over the place. >> reporter: this is what realtor and property manager ian lim walked into just a few days ago and prompted him to call in private clean, a crime scene cleaning crew. >> it was something like out of a horror move. >> it was pretty bad program people walking by could smell. you hadding joers stopping by saying, wow! what's that smell? >> the $5.3 million home ransacked by the renter inside. >> this is a queen bed with the headboard right here and there was blood stains. >> reporter: to give you an idea of just how bad this home was. take a look at this bucket. it's filled with about 150 needles, most of them for drug use. >> this suite was rented for

three and a half months for $100 a night through air bnb. >> we'll file a complaint, a more formal complaint. air bnb does have a $1$1$1$1$1$1 guarantee. in 2017 there were more than 49 million trips at airbnb. they were reported to us only 0.004% of the time. it won't deter him from managing properties. i am very confident using airbnb and anybody is subject to this type of vandalism. >> reporter: despite the headache, the homeowner and property manager say they will rent the unit out again, this time, though, after installing security cameras outside. in san francisco, dion lim, abc 7 news. studentpl football game since the valentine's day mass

shooting. the team dedicated their 17-point died including former assistant coach. parents said it was nice to get with. >> it's 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 back to tighter campus security. on a lighter note, the basketball hall of fame induction ceremony was held in massachusetts. warriors president rec welts was an inductee and larry beil recently spoke to him about his career and the biggest achievement of his life. >> it's been quite a career for welts working for the great bill russell to joining russell 49 years later in the hall of fame. >> it was a miraculous breakthrough, i still to this day don't know why, i guess he

learned my name and we became friends and it's an unlikely friendship, i would say, but one that's lasted for a long, long time. >> welts has spent more than 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 more like job preservation. >> truth be told, my biggest motivation was to keep my job. we went to larry o'brien's office and i got pretty much a, yeah, no, we're not going to do that. so i don't know what happened. stern walked into my office a week later sxsz 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 rung the suns or warriors, welts has always had one mission. >> there are people in my onwho think thes about shining a brighter light and creating a bigger stage for the players and coaches the fans

care about. >> welts 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 flew up to joe's house and sat down with peter guber and joe and talked for two or three hours and went to dinner and when we were saying good-bye they said if you want to do this this is your job. >> you mentioned to them you can pretty much guarantee three championships in two years and a new arena in san francisco. so obviously, they wanted to hire me. >> welts spends most of his time now on construction of new chase center, but for all of his accomplish ams, welts believes his biggest contribution will be coming out in a page one new york times story as the first openly gay executive in major pro sports. >> it's been such a big part of my journey, and you know, the most important thing i will ever do in my life. hopefully there's some kid out

there who today believes that he or she can be successful because of who they are, and not 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. good morning, i'm meteorologist frances dinglasan. we are waking up to lots of clear skies out there and patchy, low clouds and live doppler 7 and the satellite image and low clouds along the coast and inland areas also getting cloud cover, but check out this beautiful live shot as we look out toward mount diablo, clear skies out there right now before the sunrise at 6:45. san francisco is currently 56 degrees as well as oakland, san jose, 58 and morgan hill and half moon bay currently 50 degrees. for mount tam, we're looking over the bay, as well and the beautiful orange sky in the background. santa rosa is currently 50 degrees where the fog has developed as well and napa,s, b

fairfield, concord and livermore in the upper 50s right now. this pretty shot is from sutro looking at downtown san francisco. we have that thin marine layer and you see those clouds creeping in and it will clear quickly today, much more quickly compared to yesterday. so here's the forecast and what you can expect. we are dealing with patchy morning clouds, but lots of bright sunshine early on today. the heat starts to ease this weekend for inland neighborhoods and get ready for much cooler temperatures by the middle of next week. highs today will range from 60s at the coast to low 90s inland and oakland, and san jose 82 and we'll see 90s, and santa rosa getting up to 89 degrees and lake port 90 and morgan hill warmer at 93 degrees. it will be a nice day to head to the beaches, but it will be

cool, as well and 10 to 20 miles per hour and it will keep most temperatures in the low 60s and half moon bay and santa cruz will warm up nicely and a high index today so bring the sunshine. you'll need it today including at the beaches. if you're headed to mountain view today it will be gorgeous for the art and wine festival, sunny and warm, temperatures climbing into the upper 70s and tomorrow much of the same with slightly cooler numbers. also for tomorrow there's the giant race at at&t park in san francisco. it will be comfortable at the 7:00 hour for runners. 54 degrees cool, and then sunny by 10:00 and then starting to climb into the mid-60s after lunchtime. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. so enjoy the beautiful saturday we have ahead. mild temperatures at the coast, hot inland and tomorrow we'll still see a wide range of temperatures, but notice inland areas and around the bay will be

coming down a couple of degrees and the cooling trend continues, breezy and cooler by monday. we have a trough that's going to slide in from the northwest and that's going to bring temperatures to below average midweek. in fact, we'll be cooler everywhere, specially inland areas dropping by as much as 12 degrees today compared to midweek and at the coast, still cool in the 60s all week long. hard to believe that the giant race is almost here. i feel like it went by so fast and hopefully cooler weather. >> we are almost at the end of the summer. say it ain't so. what do you like not let your kids in here?

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get your hankys ready. a new feature length documentary about guide dogs for the blind literally has audiences crying with happiness. the movie called "pick of the litter" is made by bay area puppies trying to make the cut as seeing eye dogs. here's abc 7 news anchor kristen sze with the story. >> the dogs that we are considering are really the best of the best. >> goouide dogs for the blind he been in the san francisco bay area for 75 years and we see them once they're fully trained.

this documentary follows a litter of five puppies from birth as they learn what it tas to >> 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 had to convince the guide dog ceo that it was a good idea. >> what i am hoping is that people get a true understanding of everything that it takes in order to get to a guide dog. >> the team spent two years documenting the training of both the dogs and the humans who raise them. >> if she's on the left-hand side, patty, we don't say nice right now. we're not going to give him any kibel out of the crate. the producer dina is in awe. >> there are 24/7 volunteer opportunities and a lot of us feel good about ourselves says when we go for an hour or two to the food bank and they're

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will start to cool down. cooling continues and i'll have more details coming up next. >> frances thanks. >> former president barack obama will be in california to campaign for state dechl democrats in the midterm election. obama will headline the invitation-only rally competing for key republican held districts in november. his first stop will be in the anaheim convention center. democrats are hopping his appearance will energize the voters. yesterday the former president delivered his most direct political speech since leaving the white house. obama sharply criticized president trump for capitalizing on fear and anger. abc 7 news reporter terry moran has the story. >> reporter: it was an extraordinary break from tradition. a former president lashing out, denouncing bigotry and division and blaming donald trump by name. >> it did not start with donald trump. he's capitalizing on resentments that politicians have been fanning for years.

obama simmoned tis imsummoned t of charlottesville. president trump said there were very fine people on both sides. obama argued that bedrock american values require a lot more than that. >> and 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? >> reporter: the former president invoked a so-called quiet resistance within the trump administration. the claim that everything will turn out okay because there are people inside the white house who secretly aren't following the president's orders. that's not 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

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qualified calling him thoughtful, gracious and possessing a great legal mind. time now is 6:34. colin kaepernick's social activism is now part of a exhibit at san jose state university. carlos salcedo takes us inside. >> in the nike ad seen around the world, colin kaepernick encourages people to believe in something even if it means sacrificing everything. >> so don't act if your dreams are crazy, ask if they're crazy enough. >> his anthem that started two years ago are not first time where sports and politics have intersected. >> it's important here to understand the interface of scholarship and activism and athletics. >> reporter: the power of protests exhibit at san jose state university highlights more than 100 historical collections from dr. harry edwards. the renowned sports sociologist who helped create the olympic projects for human rights.

the movement called on black athletes to boycott the olympic games. kaepernick's social activists now featured in the exhibit. >> he will take his place alongside other athlete icons in the history of western civilization know 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 corporations and 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 kaep 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 junior library and runs until november

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grabbed all of the stuff and brought it back to her own home. >> i wanted to have a clear conscience, and i knew it wasn't her problem. this was my problem. >> her furniture sat in her truck and driveway for four days while she waited for tackle to take care of the mess. she finally grew frustrated and contacted 7 on your side. we contacted takl. it said provider must comply with job-specific responsibilities and takl's terms of service or risk losing access to the platform. the furniture was removed the next day. >> did they return your money? >> she received a refund of $100. the neighbors met for the first time when we brought them together for this interview. >> i am pleased to have met my neighbor. even though the accident was not very pleasing. >> that was 7 on your side michael finney reporting.

takl told her originally hired removed from the platform. if you have a consumer issue the 7 on your side hot line is open from 7:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. that number is 415 help 954-8151. reach michael finney on facebook at abc 7 news.com. frances is tracking the accuweather forecast for us and a nice weekend on tap. we have the prettiest bay area shots because we're seeing lots of clear skies right now. from the east bay hills we are looking at clear skies and the sunrise happening in just a few minutes and we have lots of sunshine and slightly cooler temperatures today and i'll have the details coming up. >> frances, thanks. the as

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>> a busy day of college football for bay area teams. down on the farm number 17 usc battles number ten stanford. kickoff is at 5:30. cal takes on byu at 7:15 and san jose faces washington state at 8:00 p.m. . in baseball, the as host the rangers, 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 in this week's sports report. a month ago nobody knew who ramon loriano was.

hey, let's floss, everybody! that's how we warm up for the show. ramon loriano in a flash, 1-0 athletics and 441 feet of a yvani guerrero. the high, deep, aloha! just over the 367 mark, joey gallo gave it an effort and the as up 5-0 at the 2. loriano. his second homer of the game was off the foul pole and now it's five homers for them coming off the rangers. as used seven pitchers to win 8-4 to stay three and a half back of first place houston. how about an official giants vacation to milwaukee. top five, giants down 2-1 until allen hanson unloads his eighth bomb of the year tied at two a piece. the vacation was pumped up and where are we going for dinner in the third is a double by jesusal

lar breaking a two all-time in the and n hunley both got tossed in the ninth arguing balls and strikes and it will be a long september for the giants and they lose 4-2. tennis, anyone? isz open semifinal, number one seed rafael nadal in pain against juan martin del potro. he gets nadal on the run and his knee has been bothering him. and that gives del potro the set and after losing the second set, nadal says i'm done. i can't go anymore. del potro's u.s. only win was in 2009 and he's back and will face novak djokovic in the finals. warriors president wick welricks was inducted about basketball hall of fame. jason kidd, former st. joe's and cal story and his presenter gary payton and don nelson. check out nelly. he lives on maui now and he has

the long hair. he is slim and trim. he's probably lost 60 pounds. maui, it's the best living over there. how about the current warrior, steph cur owe another asian tour. my goodness, he looks like he's a hundred feet tall currentlies visiting manila in the philippines and this is a three-country tour sponsored by underarmour and next up is japan and china for steph. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> now your accuweather forecast from abc 7 news. >> basketball is the most popular sport in the philippines, but as we are dealing with a clear start this morning we have gorgeous sunshine ahead. here's live doppler 7 and the satellite image. notice patchy lowlouds and it has aren't spilled into the bay at all. temperatures range from 40s to 60s out there. it's coolest in santa rosa and napa, upper 40s, and oakland at 56 and san jose at 58 degrees

and los gatos, 63. pretty live shot from mount tam and we can see it because there wasn't much cloud cover. we are dealing with patchy morning clouds and we see bright sunshine earlier on and however, we have cooler air moving in so the heat eases this weekend and then as the trough moves in it will be much cooler by the middle of next week. so let's check out highs today if you're headed through the south bay this afternoon, it will reach 82 in san jose. in fact, hot in morgan hill and gill roy at 95. it should be nice, as well and mid-70s there and highs will mostly be in the 70s from 75 to san mateo, but at the beach e things will stay in the 60s and they'll be there all week long and they'll stay there through the next week as well. >> downtown san francisco warming up to 67 degrees and just cooler than normal and highs today will range in the 80s and 60s in the north bay and

sausalito to some low 90s and ukiah 92 and warm, as well in sonoma and napa, 84 degrees and look for very comfortable weather in the east bay. lots of 70s out there and oakland 74 and berkeley, 76 and upper 70s and fremont getting up to 79 degrees and inland areas will be hot and hazy skies developing this afternoon and look for more 90s with the exception of san ramon of 89 degrees and do you like chocolate? there is a chocolate festival of ghirardelli today. lots of sunshine, bright and breezy conditions and always grab a jack fet if you're heade toward the coast. tomorrow much of the same, just a little bit cooler. here is the next seven days in san jose just to give you an example, we are near average, but as the trough moves in temperatures will be dropping down inland areas and at the

coast it will stay fairly steady. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast and mild at the coast today, hot inland and tomorrow we'll still see a wide range of numbers. the temperatures will be coming down a couple of degrees tomorrow into monday, breezy and cooler and the cold air will be well below average. in fact, inland temperatures are dropping as much as 12 degrees. >> and head outside and enjoy it. enjoy the beautiful weather and the sunshine. why weigh live here, right? >> coming up, it's a weekend of festival it is and that includes,

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in support of the presidency. video released from the deadly cincinnati shooting. the chaos after a suspect opened fire on a downtown bank and the latest on what we're learning about the gunman. it is a busy saturday. we'll see you soon. from drinks to food to the great outdoors, if you're looking for something fun to do this weekend, we've got you covered. we have ideas from partners at hoodline. >> three major festivals with three different themes means there'sing in for everyone. it's all about mount tam at summit 2018. bring your good vibes to mountain theater at mount tam state park in mill valley from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. the amphitheater provides incredible views of san francisco bay and beyond and this year's lineup includes herbie hancock, grace potter and nicky lane. concert goers will honor the mountain and the many gifts and it will benefit the state park.

the art and wine festival is back for its 47th year this saturday and sunday. it's a signature, vent and over 200,000 people are expected to line castro street. this celebration will feature over 500 professional artists and craft makers, live music, the pig skin party lounge, a kids park and fabulous food and drink. 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 thshis one's f your. the ghirardelli chocolate festival. check out the live demonstrations or hang out in the chocolate lounge. we know the real reason you'll be there. the wide variety of chocolate delicacy, and there will be plenty to choose from. it will be from noon to 5:00 and it will benefit project open hand. for more on these,oo abc 7 news.com. now a final weather check with frances. >> all right. we'll definitely have the

sunscreen handy. you'll need it for all of the events going on. outdoors today, plenty of sunshine and temperatures at the coast will be mild in the 60s and we'll be hitting the low 90s inland. oakland, 74 and san jose, 82 degrees and here's the accuweather seven-day forecast and temperatures will range again tomorrow and the temperatures will be coming down a few degrees every day and cooler midweek as the trough moves in. enjoy the pleasant sunshine because things are changing. >> thanks to you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i'm chris nguyen alongside frances dinglasan and the news continues on facebook and instagram. we'll leave you now with a live look outside and a beautiful start to our saturday morning. start to our saturday morning. abc 7 news returns at 8:00 a.ms.

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