it's saturday. >> it's saturday september 9th. francis is tracking live doppler 7. >> we have another gorgeous day ahead of us. we have low clouds along the coast. it will start to spread along the coast during sunrise of 6:46. temperatures will be in the 40s and 50s but midday bright sunshine for everyone. it will be another warm day inland although cooler

to yesterday. low 90s at the bay. sunset 7:26 and clear skies but a bigger cool down is on the way and i'll have details coming up, chris. >> frances, thanks. more than 100 homes are in danger because of a wildfire burning in napa county. evacuation orders are in order. the snell fire has burned 1700 acres and is 10% contained. abc news news reporter carla is near the fire. >> reporter: the fires to intensify around 200 homes in this neighborhood threatened and under mandatory e verdivacuatio orders. sharon and don heeded the warning packing up what they could and watch the plume of smoke from a safe distance. >> you live in this community for 24 hours and in a matter of

minutes, things could go. so they are possessions that could be replaced. >> reporter: some decided to stay behind. >> we kept getting our stuff ready in case we have to leave. >> reporter: one resident took a garden hose and sprayed down her house, a last-minute effort to protect her property. >> we've seen time and time again people wait until the last minute and that's really what we don't want to see happen in incidents like this with small winding canyon areas with homes that are difficult to get to. >> reporter: fire crews moved in as many resources as possible to save homes. a big part of the fire fight happening from the air. >> had several air tankers, upwards of ten air tankers fighting this fire and a significant amount of resources on the ground. dozens, hand crews converging to get this under control as quickly as possible. >> reporter: the latest pattern of what is an active fire season. there is an evacuation center

nearby at the pope valley farm center. in the meantime, firefighters hope the weather cooperates to make progress on this fire. in napa county, carlos abc 7 news. the delta fire continues to burn. 50 miles of interstate 5 is closed. crews hope to come up with a plan for the reopening. the delta fire has burned more than 40,000 acres. there is still in containment but with the slight change in the weather, firefighters hope to gain more ground and contain the flames. >> the biggest challenge we're looking at is the fire behavior. we hope for slightly more moderate fire behavior, less extreme with the slight weather changes that we've seen. >> firefighters say the burn areas are a challenge to work in because of the rough terrain and there isn't a good road system in place in case they need to outrun the flames. anti ss-semitic flyers have

been found at five goin synagogues. >> we've seen a sharp uptick. >> reporter: regional direct to have of the anti defamation league says somebody placed these flyers at five east bay synagogues. >> it's important to shine a light on hate. >> reporter: brisk says the group mentioned on the involved with the white s supremacist rally last year. >> they used to hide behind hoods back in the day when it was the kkk. now people tend to hide behind the internet or social media. >> reporter: temple beth sholom found the flier outside the synagogue last week. >> i was very surprised to hear that news. it's a very quiet neighborhood.

>> reporter: the police department is aware of the flier and while there are no specific threats of violence, the department will increase patrols around the synagogue. it's something they do every year during the high holidays. the temple released this statement, quote, these hate groups stand for the very opposite of our values of love and inclusivity. we're fortunate to have a warm and close knit community that will not be cowed by attempts to intimidate. we wish our entire community a sweet and happy new year. >> hopefully it doesn't escalate and hopefully we can put an end to it and put an end to this. >> while they are small, they do exist and they have felt emboldened in the recent political climate to express themselves. >> reporter: the adl says propaganda like this should be reported to the organization and local police to be identified. similar flyers were found in michigan. about 30,000 people filled the streets of san francisco

yesterday demanding world leaders do more to protect the environment. this video from sky 7 shows you the size of the crowd that went down market street. this was one of the largest gathering in a global day of action. here is abc 7 news bernard with the message activists want to get across. >> reporter: the drum beat for change echoed down the street in san francisco. sky 7 showed thousands of people taking a stand and marching against climate change. parent amber kerr is worried about her kids' future. >> they are 2 and 5 years old and the world will look different by the time they are my age, let alone my grandparents' age. >> reporter: he traveled from uganda to say it's happening worldwide. >> it's not just about one country, one area, one people. the planet is one. >> it's been a year of historic

wildfires. there is drought in many parts of the world, sea levels are rising. >> reporter: the march comes days before world leaders, researchers and activists arrive for a global climate summit organized by the u.n. and governor jerry green. >> we're here to demand elected leaders do more about client change. >> reporter: there is two bills to block the offshore oil drilling expansion and the governor said the message to the trump administration is simple, not here, not now. we will not let the federal government pillage public lands but some say that's not enough because the governor is approving on shore drilling projects throughout the state. >> we need governor brown to set a new bar by saying no to new oil wells. >> reporter: moving away from fossil fuels toward removable energy is a movement even dinosaurs seem to like. there are street murals in

most offering solutions to climate change made with clay-based non-toxic paint and they hope they stick around in time for next week's summit. cornell bernard. an effort to protect oceans is making its way to the middle of the pacific. sky 7 flew over the bay as this boom began the trek into the ocean. the 24-year-old dutch inventor is hoping the boom will corral plastic litter between california and hawaii. >> we love the marine life so we want to save them from the harmful plastic out there so all of the design we've done is with that in mind. we don't want to harm, we want to save them. >> the organization believes the great pacific garbage patch can be cut in half. people felt a rumble, a 2.8

magnitude earthquake hit. it was in oakland, people felt reporting a quick shake but no damage or injuries. it caught the attention of many people. look at the reaction. one person compared it to a big truck going by her house and another person said a car hit a wall in a garage or someone dropped a large piece of furniture and this sums it up well, felt that one. happening today, the annual pride parade and festival in oakland. this is video from last year. today's event kicks off at 11:00 a.m. and will end at 20th and broadway. it's free to watch. 10 bucks to get into the festival. there will be food, drinks, performers and vendors and the performers will be on four different stages, frances, so a lot of people heading out later this morning for the event and should be fun. >> yeah, it will be sunny much like yesterday. cooler if you're headed to this up to the low 70s.

here is a beautiful view looking down at san francisco. we also have the giant race at at&t park in san francisco and temperatures right now are in the mid 50s. i'll have more details coming up. >> thanks. a historic u.s. open final marched by controversy. serena williams going off on the chair umpire, the calls that had her fuming. a deadly shooting by a dallas police officer who says she mistakenly has the brands you want...oss fall fashion event nooo... yes. ...at "oh, yes!" prices. like that handbag for-wait-how much? what? or that cute jacket that says "check me out" at a price that makes you say... check this out. that's yes for less. find your new fall look at the ross fall fashion event.

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. dallas police identified the officer who killed her neighbor last week. amber giger said she entered the man's apartment thinking it was her own and mistook him for an

intruder. cefficer whohot and neighbor in apartment says she believes she was in her own home. >> early on i found inconsistencies, discrepancies in accounting, in evidence. >> reporter: officials aren't saying whether the door to the anarcot neighbor's apartment was unlocked or if this officer and the victim knew each other. the texas rangers are handlig the investigation. >> we have turned this investigation over to ensure total transparency. >> reporter: 26-year-old john was a pastor and neighbors are in disbelief at the way he died. >> he was just like a ray of sunshine. you couldn't see him and not have the biggest smile on your face. >> bothom john was exactly the sort of citizen we want to have in the city of dallas. >> reporter: the victim's mother is demanding answers from the

officer. >> i want her to come clean, speak the truth and forgive her but she could never give me my son back. >> reporter: family, friends and neighbors held a vidual at the church where john led worship songs every sunday. the police chief says blood of the officer was drawn to test for drugs and alcohol and the texas rangers have interviewed her. all right. time 5:14. minimum wage hikes in cities like san jose are working as they should according to a new study. it looked at sixaj cities where bumps in pay started four years ago. the raises were working as intended putting more money in workers pockets without causing udy that said seattle's h minimum wage increase was

hurting. yesterday was cannabis education day. abc 7 news was there as marijuana advocates, retailers and community groups set up booths for residents to check out. every contra costa city voted to legalize recreational marijuana but organizers say no cities east of the tunnel have permitted cannabis manufacturers or retailers to exist. the goal of yesterday was to work toward fixing that. >> that's one of the things we're doing today is getting out into the park and letting people see how normalized we really are. we're your neighbors, we're here to help you. >> reporter: concord's mayor provided opening remarks. the mayor of walnut creek par participated in a panel. it's finally over, every piece of the bay bridge that needed to be removed is gone. in a matter of seconds

yesterday, caltrans successfully imploded the last two remaining piers. traffic on the bridge was tem e temporary stopped and the bike path was closed. take a look at the dark cloudy debris and sediment kicked up. four foundations will be left in place to observation platforms and boardwalks as part of a new park. tropical storm florence is expected to become a major hurricane tomorrow as it approaches the east coast. florence is expected to travel between bermuda and bahamas tuesday and wednesday before approaching the southeastern states on thursday. virginia, north carolina and south carolina have already declared states of emergency. another hurricane is making its way towards hawaii but this one is weaken to a tropical storm when it reaches the islands next week. nonetheless, members of the bay areas task force three based on

the peninsula are returning for preparation of hurricane olivia. the 36-member team was just in hawaii for hurricane lane last month. welcome back. i wanted to show you the track for hurricane olivia that chris just mentioned. so we'll check out hurricane olivia, which is a category one right now. it is heading directly west towards hawaii and then it is expected to drop to tropical storm strength by tuesday as it heads towards the hawaiian islands. chris was talking about tropical storm florence in the atlantic. here is where it is right now and it is expected to gain hurricane level strength up to a category four moving with 140 mile per hour winds heading towards the carolinas as you can see along the east coast and the center of the hurricane can travel anywhere in that cone. so that's why you can see virginia is getting ready, as well. here is a look at live doppler 7

back to local weather for us. another gorgeous day. we have low clouds to contend with along the coast and that will start to spread, as well during sunrise. so the next couple hours but it is confined mainly to the coast right now. here is a live shot looking down at san francisco. look how clear it is. it will be a sunny, bright day once again. it's 55 in san francisco. oakland 54. morgan hill cooler at 48 and half moon bay 55. this time from the east bay and emeryville, looking out towards the bay bridge and cooler temperatures through parts of the north bay, santa rosa 53, napa 54, as we look from explorinexplori can see the pretty lights. this is what you can expect. patchy low clouds once again along the coast. it could spread into the bay in

the next couple hours but lots of sunshine with cooler numbers compared to yesterday and then much cooler midweek. we're also going to be contending with hazy skies through parts of the north bay due to fires. in san francisco today, there is a giant race at at&t park. perfect weather. cool and clear. temperatures will be in the mid 50s when it starts hanging onto the 50s during the 10:00 hour and if you're still sticking around, it will be a mild afternoon. mid 60s by 1:00 with sunshine. in fact, sunshine for everyone today. highs range from the 60s to near 90. san rafael 82 and warm and and santa rosa 87. san mateo 73, oakland 72, san jose 82 degrees right now. also going to be a great day to head to the beaches because we'll get lots of sunshine but the breeze will pick up this afternoon and that's why temperatures will stay mainly in the low 60s through ocean beach

degrees and bring the sunshine, high u.v. index. here is the seven-day forecast. we have warm temperatures inland but again, slightly cooler compared to yesterday around the bay, perfect weather. upper 70s in some of the warmest locations at the coast low 60s and a wide range of temperatures tomorrow but much breezier and cooler conditions come our way on tuesday and then wednesday and thursday will likely be the coolest days of the week. we'll be well below average before we start to warm things back up into next weekend. >> so cooler and comfortable for the week ahead. >> yes, i like it. some people might find it too cool but i enjoy it. >> frances, thanks. just ahead, danger removed from an oakland

still flat. here. try this. and... ♪ ooh, heaven -- nailed it. . an imminent danger has been removed from a neighborhood thanks to 7 on your side. michael finney has the story. >> reporter: it was a fertile paradise in oakland. he grows egg plants and lots of tomatoes. he also loved the tall tree growing behind his home but it turned into a love hate relationship after the branch from that tree came crashing down on his fence more than a year ago. >> we were really overwhelmed because it was all over, like, right here. >> reporter: his backyard sits on the edge of a childhood

development center run by the oakland unified school district. he called the district but they said the public works department is responsible for maintaining the area behind the school and around his home. the department came to survey the area and promised it would get back to him. >> nothing happened until july when another branch fell. >> reporter: more than a year after the first incident, another fallen branch wiped out part of the fence and knocked down plants. this time public works told him he needed to contact the school district. that's when he wrote the district, the school board and 7 on your side. john is with the oakland unf cool -- school district. >> once we determined it was ours, we made the determination to take care of any issues. >> reporter: the district hired a contract that brought in a

crane to remove the branchs that posed the most imminent danger. he is grateful for do>> i don't think they would he done it without heari ing from u guys. >> reporter: you can see several of the cuts workers made. he is fearful in a few more years other branchs will grow bigger and pose a threat. >> you have all these kids running around and this tree can fall on top of them. >> i see a reason to believe it's going to fall or we have concerns that there is a danger of that happening. >> reporter: the district is continuing to assess the health of the tree and vows something will be done if it's determined the tree could fall. >> our first and foremost concern is human life. all the time and that goes especially for our kids. >> that was 7 on your side's michael finney. if you have a consumer issue, the hot line is open monday

through friday from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. or reach michael on facebook and through abc7news.com. >> time is 5:25. it may look like fun and games but it's high stakes business for gamers. some of the best players of the online battle arena video game are duking it out for bragging rights. still to come on abc 7 morning, former president barack obama continues to attack the trump administration. up next, what he said while campaigning for several california democrats. president trump says he won't enforce a non-disclosure agreement with adult

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here is frances tracking the conditions where you live. >> good morning, we have a shallow marine layer and that means we'll see sun again. here is a live look at the doppler with low clouds along the coast and partly cloudy through parts of the north bay and during the next few hours, we'll see low clouds stick around. sunrise at 6:46. hazy conditions and cooler compared to yesterday around 90 and upper bay around the coast mid to low 60s. sunset at 7:26 more cooling. obama said the up coming election will give americans the chance to restore sanity in

politics. tara has more now from washington. >> reporter: the unprecedented attacks by a former president on a sitting president. continuing saturday. >> if we don't step up, thinks can get worse. we have the chance to flip the house of representatives and make sure the real checks and balances are there. >> reporter: former president barack obama campaigning for seven democratic congressional candidates in southern california. attacking the trump administration just like he did on friday. >> and demagogues promise simple fixes to complex problems. no promise to clean up corruption. and then plunder away. >> i found he's very good, very good for sleeping. >> reporter: and the president still reacting to a new york times essay from an unnamed senior administration official who wrote there are unsung heroes in the trump

administration working to frustrate parts of the president's agenda and worst inclinations. >> is this treason? it's a horrible thing. >> reporter: aids close to the president have compiled a list of a dozen suspects. >> anonymous, gutless, coward. >> reporter: and president trump attacking the newspaper. >> is there action that should be taken against "the new york times"? >> i'm looking at that now. >> reporter: "the times" firing back in a statement saying quote the president's threats under score why we must safeguard the identity and serve as a reminder of the importance of a free and independent press to american democracy. president trump is promising not to enforce a non-disclosure agreement that blocked adult film star stormy daniels from sharing details of the fair. the president says the pact was never valid because he never signed the settlement agreement. mr. trump's former attorney michael cohen is asking the

court to drop the case including daniels' counter suit. cohen is demanding she pay him back the $130,000 in hush money he gave to her. her lawyer says that won't happen. president trump's star returned to the hollywood hawk of fame. a man destroyed it in july with a pick ax. the 24-year-old was arrested and charged with vandalism. the hollywood chamber of come percent unveiled the star yesterday. the chamber says once any person's star is installed, they are considered part of the walk of fame and should not be vandalized and encourage people to vote and not destroy public property. coming up, former trump campaign advisor george papadopoulos will appear in his first interview since being sentence for lying to federal agents during their investigation of russian interference in the 2016 election. you can watch at 8:00 right here on abc 7. former fbi dee rectolle dirr

comey will be speaking on tuesday. 9/11 at the center for the arts. comey was involved in the investigations into then presidential candidate hillary clinton's e-mails and russian election meddling. president trump fired comey last year. comey is expected to touch on all those things in his speech. tomorrow is the start of the new third hour of "good morning america" called "gma day" with michael strahan and sarah haynes opening a different view to the brand. linda lopez caught up with the show's new host. >> reporter: michael strahan and sarah haynes say don't expect an exact replica of "gma". >> if you're going to dinner the night you watch our show, you'll have plenty to talk about. if you stay in a hole all day, you want to watch our show to know everything that went on. >> reporter: what can you expect? a lot of dancing, a lot of

singing. and definitely laughs. "gma day" is expected to be lighter, top kill aical and acc to mike and sarah. >> we want them to leave and think wow, that was a fun tv experience. >> reporter: they say they will show a lot of personalities and personal sides. >> i don't know how to close my open book, so i'm an open book. we're working on closing it a little. >> reporter: the co-hosts say they are excited to work with each other, sarah believes they are a match made in "gma" heaven. >> it trickles down on him. he wrote a book about waking up happy. who does that? michael strahan. >> it's a dream to work with her. we had a chance to do it before, if i have a shot to do a show like this again, i got to be with her. >> reporter: believing they are a perfect fit learning she"step

>> did we just become best friends? >> i would follow you into the mist of avalon. do you know how to make >> reporter: they are to hide the excitement. >> i'll do the reaction when i heard about one of them, okay? ? >> reporter: they say on the very first day, expect something big. >> i can't tell you anything. all i can tell you is tune in september 10th. still ahead on abc 7 mornings, an iraq war veteran completes an emotional 4,000 mile journey. the cross country bike ride that helped her heal and how she wants to help fellow veterans but first, here is a live look outside from the golden gate bridge camera. foggy and

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september is suicide prevention month. an iraq war veteran on the brink of ending it all is sharing how she took back her life with a bike. >> reporter: approaching the iconic span of the golden gate bridge, a moment 4,000 miles in the making. sarah lee is on the final leg of a journey of a lifetime. >> a lot of healing took place. >> reporter: for five months beginning in virginia through ten states and over 200 communities, sarah rode away her pain. a journey that almost never began after her return from deployment. >> you kind of forget who you are and what you're capable of and you just kind of deteriorate inside a little bit.

i lots friends to suicide. i decided to buy that bicycle instead of taking my own life. >> reporter: from one costa another, as sarah healed herself. >> the generosity and kindness i experienced on this journey was mind blowing and we're not as divided as we think we are. >> reporter: she inspired and raised awareness to an all too real epidemic. >> there are 20 suicides a day from veterans, and we need to find a cure. >> reporter: on this labor day, escorted by american legion riders and fellow veterans. >> i rounded the corner and saw the pacific, my jaw got caught in my spokes. >> reporter: this ride, which she named a vicious cycle is complete. the waves of ocean beach lapping over her bike washing away that pain and in its place a new goal. >> i want to unite and inspire my fellow veterans to take charge, take charge of your happiness. take youlife

you cat a slave to youbenon-pr to help veterans disconnect with technology and get back into nature connecting with themselves and with each other. time is 5:40. francis is here with a preview of the accuweather forecast and a lot of people up this morning, getting ready for the giant race. >> yeah, the giant race happening in less than a couple hours and if you're watching us, temperatures right now are in the mid 50s in san francisco. and it is clear out there. here is a live shot of the bay bridge. we have more cooling on the way. i think that will beco comfort e comfortable. i'll have details coming up. >> thanks, frances. it was a good

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grand slam title over serena williams but came over controversy that could change women's tennis. >> i have never cheated in my life. i have a daughter and i stand what's right for her and i've never cheated and you owe me an apology. >> high drama at the u.s. open. in the second set the umpire assessed a code violation for receiving coaching and she slammed her racket after the serve was broke and hit with a second code violation and point penalty. a short time later upset williams called the umpire a thief. she was given a third code violation, which is a game penalty. >> it made me feel like it was a sexist remark. he's never took a game from a man because they said thief. for me it blows my mind but i'm going to continue to fight for women. >> i think maybe in a few days, i'll realize what i've done but right now it just feels like, i don't know, aside from the fact

there is a lot of press in this room, it feels like another tournament. >> she won in straight sets to earn her first grand slam title beating her childhood idle through boos aimed at the umpire. >> the niners battle the vikings at 10:00 a.m. and the raiders play tomorrow night. if you're not going, you can watch the game here on abc 7. coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. >> cal and stanford are 2-0. abc 7 sports anchor mindy balk has more. >> good morning, number ten stanford opened play against number 17 usc in a game many consider a preview of this year's conference title game. not so much anymore. held to 29 yards last week by san diego state. he had 37 on the opening drive alone. six of them coming on this touchdown run. he finished with 136 yards on 22

carries. 125 left in the first half. joey stripped on fourth and two so stanford gains nine yards from where they would have taken over going the other way. k.g. nine yards to colby parkinson for the touchdown. 14-0 stanford at the half. the cardinal kept the trojan out of the end zone. first time that's happened since 2016. late in the fourth, malik antwan with interceptions. stanford wins 17-3. cal and justin wilcox trying to go 2-0 in utah against byu and red shirt freshman chase garber is getting the start. on the run in the first quarter, 17 yards for garber. on the same drive, he's going to find the senior running back patrick laird. a beautiful pass. 25 yards put the bears at 7-3 at the half. third quarter. going to find a wide open

52-yard score gives cal an 11-point lead. still in third quarter, derrick clark gets drilled. he would lose the football, byu recovers and goes 36 yards for the score to pull themselves within four. but brandon now in at quart quarterback for cale dives for the score 21-10 cal. the qb thing may go on for awhile but the bears hang on for a 21-18 win. they are indeed 2-0. 20,000 fans on hand to see the a's host the rangers. two outs in the first inning and treated to this. crush david, otherwise known as chris. 31st home run of the year. ten of them against the rangers and adrian beltre going deep in the top of the third but watch d l lariano at the wall. that is unbelievable. two outs in the sixth. game died.

chad pinder hits a solo shot to give oakland the lead once again but the rangers would tie it up and in the bottom of the eighth, matt olson gets his 25th home run of the season and that will put the a's up for good. they would go on to win 8-6 and remain three and a half games behind the astros in the a.l. west as the astros beat boston. they don't seem to lose anymore these days. giants and brewers, this is a unique routine to warm up for the rookie. for the second straight game, the giants gave up a first inning home run as travis shaw getting the best of chris stratton. unfortunate for the san shot makes it 4-3. so they got a chance. giants he rally going with two outs. any t. pleading f ahit, connect with the ball but hunter pence can't deliver. and that kind of sums up the

fans' reaction and season for san francisco. his daughter has seen this before and consoles her dad. giants lose 4-3 and dropped seven in a row. the 49ers nfl season gets underway this morning. they are in minnesta playing the vikings. that game starts at 10:00. we're going to have all those highlights coming up tonight on abc 7 at 5:00. we'll see you then. hi, i'm meteorologist frances lawson. we have a beautiful sunday ahead. lots of sunshine for everyone because the marine layer shallow and you can see with live doppler 7 in the satellite image. patchy low clouds confined to the coast and some in the north bay, as well and let's take a look outside. it's clear right now over san francisco just bhot omthere. oakland 54 and san jose 56 and morgan

hill is cooler where we see 40s right now. here is a live shot as we look towards the embarcadero. we'll see runours for the san f giant race. also in santa rosa and napa, low 50s. that v navado 50. we're looking for some of the low clouds creeping in from the coast. and that's what we'll be dealing with during the morning. patchy low clouds starting to make their way in from the coast during the next couple hours but it will clear by midday so we'll see lots of sunshine today, although the on shore flow picks up a bit and temperatures will be cooler and then much cooler midweek as the trough moves in. here is a live shot over the san jose airport where we have good air quality now and the air quality is expected to remain uatyo the ghout the dayev

north bay, coast and central bay expect hazy skies in the north bay due to the fires. temperatures for today will be close to yesterday's numbers, although cooler in some spots. so look for some upper 80s through santa rosa. san rafael 82 and san francisco 67 and oakland 72 and san jose 82. very bright sunshine, as well. still warm inland, concord 90 as well as antioch and if you're headed to the beaches, you need the sunglasses and sunscreen today because there will be lots of sunshine, not a lot of low clouds throughout the day and high u.v. index but sea breeze in the 60s there and santa cruz much more comfortable at 76 degrees. today is the oakland pride festival in celebration in oakland, so we'll start off with bright sunshine near 63 degrees. we'll be warming up into the low 70s during the afternoon hours. the breeze will pick up in the afternoon so temperatures will start to drop at 4:00 and then

sunset or 7:00. also san jose, i just want to show you what to expect this week. we're actually a little below average but we'll be dropping by ten drees s jose. so we'll be below avera for many locations throughout the week because of a trough. so here is the seven-day forecast. warm inland today, near 90 around the bay and really perfect weather. upper 70s for some spots and at the coast low 60s. temperatures continue to drop and weaken a little bit into monday but really the bigger cooldown is expected to kick in on wednesday and thursday where we'll be below average for inland areas and around the bay. high pressure starts to build back up and so we'll warm up again into next weekend. >> on the flip side, it's good to see the air quality improving because some folks were struggling, especially our friends who have suffer from asthma and what not. unfortunately, the north bay

will see hazy conditions and improving because of the on shore flow. bay, the dozens of hopefuls trying

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believe it. it will be a dream come true. >> the dance team director says mo showed up than she was expecting. the new senior team will be the fourth team in the warrior's team and they will perform at oracle arena. another fire causing evacuations in napa county. we'll have the latest on the snell fire as flames threaten more than 100 homes. the anti say mes-semitics-sc posted at jewish synagogues ahead of the holiday.

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it's sunday, september 9th. good morning and thank you for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. meteorologist frances lawson is tracking live doppler hi. >> i got patch low clouds along the coast and don't think it will reach the bay today. here is the 12-hour day planner. temperatures will still be in the 40s and 50s like now and sunshine at 6:46 and bright sunshine for everyone and hazy skies in the forth bay due to the fire. inland temperatures will be warming up to the near 90 degree mark which is