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live where you live, this is abc 7 news. it is sunday september 9th, and good morning and thanks so much for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. hi, francis. with a shallow marine lay rier, we will see sunshine early on. and here is the doppler satellite image and low clouds along the coast, and some patchy clouds inland, and this is the planner that you can download by searching the accuweather app and you will essee that the temperature temperatures are in the 50s and 60s. the inland temperatures will be coming down a little bit around 90s, and in the upper bay and

coast 60s. and get ready for some cooler numbers coming up, chris. >> francis, thanks. in the north bay more than 100 homes are in deng ther morning because of a wildfire burn iingn napa county. mandatory evacuation orders are in effect for the berryessa estates. and the fire is 10% contained. carlos is near the firelines. >> reporter: the flames from the snell fire seem to intensified into the late evening hours. and homes in the berryessa neighborhood are threatened and under evacuation ord oers. >> grabbed a new things and grabbed the dog and left. >> reporter: sharon and don thigpen watched the plume of smoke smoke from a safe distance. >> we have lived in the community for 24 year, and in a matter of minutes, things can go.

so, they are possessions that can be replaced. >> reporter: some decided to stay behind. >> we are getting the stuffnd o took a garden hose to spray down the host as a last-minute effort to protect the property. >> we have seen it time and time again of people waiting for the last minute, and that is not what we want to see with the small and winding canyon areas and homes difficult to get to the. lt. >> reporter: fire crews moved in as many resources as possible to the save homes. a big part of the firefight is coming from the air. >> we have several air tankers to fight this fire today as well as significant amount on the ground and dozers and crews to try to merge on this incident to get it under control as quickly as possible. >> reporter: this is the latest in the active fire season. there is an evacuation center at the pope farm family scenter.

firefighters are hoping to make progress on this fire. further up north, the delta fire continues to burn in shasta county and nearly 50 miles of i-5 are closed today. the crews will meet and evaluate the freeway and come up with a plan for the reopenin. the delta fire has burned 40,000 acres and 5% contained, but with a slight change of the weather the firefighters are hoping to gain ground to combat the flames. >> the biggest challenge is going to be the fire behavior and we are hoping for a slightly more moderate fire behavior and less extreme with the fire changes that we have seen. >> they say that the burn areas are a challenge to work in because of thegh terrain, and not a good road system in place in case they have to outrun the flames. in the south bay, firefighters are investigating a two-alarm fire that displaced a

rews rles stet quict the neighborhad to b evacuated, because of the fear that it might spread to nearby homes. >> his brother, i think that sensed something was off and went outside to see that there was a fire and got it to his attention and then he quickly woke me up. by the time we had ran outside, the whole house was already on fire. within seconds the whole thing was done. >> thankfully, no one was hurt, and the displaced family is now staying with relatives. time now is 9:05. in the east bay, anti-smemitic flyers naming a white supremist group have been found in five sin gynagogues ahead of the jew holidays. we have more on the recent uptick propaganda. >> reporter: the regional director of the anti-defamation league said that someone placed these anti-semitic flyers at

five east basin goings. >> it is important to shine light on hate. >> and since this group has been retreated to online efforts and recruitment efforts and trolling. >> it used to be hiding behind the hoods, and now they are hiding behind the anonymity of the social media holds. >> reporter: this family found this flyer outside of the synagogue last week. >> i was very surprise d to hea that news. it is a quiet neighborhood. >> reporter: the san leandro police department is aware of the flyer and while there is no specific threats of violence, they will patrol the synagogue and it is something they do around the holidays. and these groups stand for the oppositef our values, love and

inclusivity and we are fortunate to have a warm and inclusive community that will not be cowed and hopefully a end to it, and e find who did this. >> while they are small, they do exist, and they have felt emboldened recent ly in the recent political climate to express themselves. >> reporter: anything such a as this should be reported so it can be documented. similar fliers were found in michigan. katy, nbc 7 news. about 30,000 people filled the streets the of san francisco demanding that world leaders do more to protect the environment. this video from sky 7 shows you the u size of the crowd that went down market street. this is one of the largest gatherings in what was billed as a global day of action. in the crennel bernard with the

message that activists want to get across. >> reporter: the drum beat of change echoed down the market street in san francisco. sky 7 showed thousands of people taking a stand and marching against climate change. amber kerr is worried about her kids' future. >> they are 2 and 5 years old and the world is going to be looking very different by the time they are my age and let alone my grandparents' age. >> reporter: and joseph traveled from uganda to say it is happening worldwide. >> it is not about one country or one area or one people. the planet is one. >> it has been a year of historic wildfires, and there's drought in many parts of the world and the sea levels are rising. >> reporter: the march comes days before the world leaders and researchers and activists arrive in san francisco for a global climate summit organized by theup and jerry brown. >> we are here to demand more about climate change.

>> and the governor jerry brown signed two bills to block the president e president's bills. he said not here and not now. and some activists say that is nt enough, because the governor is still approving offshore drilling. >> we need the governor to set a new bar by saying no to new oil wells. >> and moving towards fossil fuels is a movement that even the dinosaurs seem to like. >> and in march, the street murals were paint and most of them the offering solutions made with clay-based and nontoxic paint, and the organizers are hoping they will stick around in time for next week's climate m summit. crennel bernard, abc 7 news. >> and in an effort to collect garbage to stop polluting the ocean is now making its way to

the pacific. this nearly 2,000 foot boom made its trek to the ocean. it is hoping to corral the great pacific garbage patch floating between california and hawaii. p happening today, the annual pride festival in oakland, and today's event will kick off on 14th and broadway and end at 20th and broadway. it is free to watch the parade, and $10 to get into the festival. there will be food and drinks and various vendors and performers on four stages. the time is 9:10 on this sunday morn morning, and frances has been tracking the accuweather forecast for us ap and great start to the week with the weather. >> yes, it is sunny and beautiful in oakland already. and here is a beautiful shot from the mountain. and we are still dealing with some patchy clouds, but there is

a cooldown and a bigger one coming up. i will have details. >> thank you. and now, the us open is marked with controversy as serena williams goes off on the chair um

welcome back to abc 7 mornings. we are looking outside from the east bay hills camera.

parts of the bay area could reach 90s to today. francis is going to break it down with the full accuweather forecast. polls are now open in sweden's general election in what is expected to be a predictable race. this is coming after a heated debate on oimmigration. this is the first election since 2015 when the government allowed more than 160,000 rerefugees into the country. that is during the height of the syrian war. since then, the sweden government closed the southern bo border with denmark to stop the migration. and it shows that democrats will lose seats, but still emerge a winner the election this weekend north korea celebrated 70th year as a nation with a military parade and rally. unlike other years, there wers references to the ro program. the missiles were short-range, and the focus on economic development and improving the lives of sentences. kim cjong-un did says she e

entered the man's apartment mistaking it for her own and mis mistook the man as an intruder. the off duty dallas police officer who shot and killed a man in his own apartment thought she was entering her own. >> early on, i found discrepancies in the evidence. >> reporter: investigators are not i saying if the door was locked or unlocked or if the officer and the victim knew each other. the texas rangers are now handling the investigation. >> we have turned this investigation over to ensure total transparency. >> reporter: 26-year-old man was a beloved youth pastor, and the neighborses are in disbelief of the way he died. >> he was like a ray of sunshine and you could not see him and

not have the biggest smile on your face. >> bothamp john is exact is exactly the citizen that we want in the city of dallas. >> reporter: the victim's mother is demanding officers from the officer. >> she needs to speak the truth. i will forgive her, but she cannot give me back my son. >> reporter: and at the church where he led worship songs every other sunday mourned. police say that the officer's blood was drawn for alcohol and drugs. and texas rangers have interview ed her. zachary quiche, t subway center new york world trade center has reopened since the 9/11 attacks. the station was buried under debris when the twin towers

fell. the new courtland street statioa will have graffiti on the walls with words from the declaration of oindependence. >> it shows that we never forget. a piece of us. >> we have worked very hard over the last three years to the recreate the station in a poignant and special place in new york. >> the station cost more than $180 million to build. tropical storm florence has strengthened into a category one hurricane this morning, and it is e expect hurricane by the time it reaches coast. and northern florida and carolinas can should prepare for a hit. virginia and north carolina have declared states of emergency

alrea already. we are tracking hurricane florence right now who has grained strength from category 1. this is where it is and where it is expected to hit. winds are 75 miles per hour, but as it is traveling over the warm atlantic waer, the it is going to gain strength quickly and by tuesday, already category level 4. it is expected to make landfall as a major hurricane with winds up to 140 miles per hour, and again, right now, the cone is showing that this hurricane is headed towards the carolinas, but the center of the hurricane could be anywhere within that cone, and that is why the preparations are made in georgia, and also, florida and even virginia. i want to take you to the tropical pacific, and looking at hurricane olivia right now, and to one, but it will weaken as it heads to hawaii in the next few days. we will show you the progress and when it is expected to hit hawaii by wednesday as well. we will keep an eye on that as well. this is a live look at doppler

7. we are look at low clouds confined to the coast. the marine layer is shallow, and the clouds are dissipating out and disappearing quickly. live shots to oakland, it is currently san francisco 57 and oakland, 61. and san jose is 61, and warming up in morgan hill at 62. this is a live look at mount tam and you will see the clear blue sky s, and santa rosa, and napa and novato and in the mid-60s. another shot here where we saw low clouds, but it has already mixed out. this is what to expect, dealing with patchy low cloud, but it is going toer clear. and sunny skies today and slightly cooler temperatures because of the onshore flow, and cooler midweek as the trough moves in from the pacific northwest. this is a live shot of walnut creek. hazy conditions in parts of the north bay due to the fire in napa county, and air quality is expected to be moderate today in

the central and east bay and here you can see where we will have better air quality with the onshore flow. the breeze is going to pick up this afternoon at 10 to 20 miles per hour from the west. and san francisco is hitting 67 and look for 80s in the north bay and 80s in santa rosa and 82 in napa and 72 in oakland with plenty of sunshine for everyone. san jose is 82 and some low 90s in the inland areas. it is a great day to head no the beach, but grab the sunscreen, because there is going to be a lot of sunshine there, and it is going to be breezy this afternoon. santa the cr-- santa cruz is go be gorgeous at 76. and around the inland bay, it is going to be comfortable. we will cool down tomorrow. tuesday, the breeze picks up and the ownshore flow picks up and the trough moves in and wednesday and thursday, the coolest days of the week, and

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good morning, south bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is a "abc7 mornings." thank you for choosing "abc7 mornings." let's go over to track the condition where is you live. hi, francis. >> yes, chris, many more 60s out there and partly because we are getting more sunshine. this is doppler 7 and the satellite image, and patchy clouds and everywhere else, bit of blue. live shots from mt. tam show the low clouds and this is the planner that you can download by searching the accuweather app.

bright sunshine by midday for almost everyone. some hazy conditions in the north bay and due to the wildfires in napa county, the temperatures reaching 90 in the bay, and at the coast and inland will be in the 60s. we will have more details coming up. chris? >> thank you. and barack obama headline d the first campaign rally of the year to help seven democrats looking to win seats in congress. obama said that the upcoming election will allow americans to restore some sanity in the politics. and we have more now from washington. >> reporter: the unprecedented at tack a at tacks from a former president on a sitting president c. d't step chance to flip the house of representatives to make sure that there are real checks and balances in washington. >> and barack obama campaigning

for seven congressional ka candidates and attacking the trump administration like he did friday. >> and demagogues promise simplm fix, and no promise to clean up corruption, and then plunder away. >> reporter: president trump attacking back and mocking the former president. >> i found out that he is very good. very good for sleeping. >> reporter: and the president is still reacting to a new york times essay this week from unnamed administration official who said that there are unsung heros in the trump administration working to frustrate parts of the president's agenda and parts of the inclinations. >> is this subversion? treason? it is a horrible thing. >> reporter: we are told that there is a list of compiled of about a dozen suspects. >> anonymous, gutless and coward. >> reporter: and president trump attacking the newspaper. >> is there action that should be taken against "the new york

times"? >> we will see, because i am looking init to the right now. >> reporter: and the president's threats underscore why we should protect the identity of this anonymous person to preserve the rights to a free press. president trump is promising to not block a nondisclosure agreement with stormy daniels and their alleged agreement. he says it is not valid, because he never signed it. daniels' attorney is that it not enforceable. and the president's attorney say

says he wants reimbursed the h $30,000 for the moneys paid. >> and there is a candidate trump and russian vladimir putin was at a campaign security meeting, and papadopoulos says that the members were fully aware of the efforts to broker a summit between the two. >> and the candidate nodded at me and not committed either way, and open to the idea and then conceded to senator jeff sessions who i remember being enthusiastic about hosting. >> he was sentenced to 14 days in prison and one year of supervised are release, and 200 days of community service, and a $195 fine. former director and author james comey going to be in walnut ceek this week. he is speaking tuesday 9/11 at the center for the arts. he was involved in the investigations of then candidate

hillary clinton for e-mails. he was fired last year. he is expected to touch on all of those things in his speech. it is finally over. every piece of the old eastern span of the bay bridge that needed to be removed is gone. in a matter of seconds yesterday, caltrans successfully imploded the last remaining spans of the bridge. the traffic was stopped and the bike path was halted. and sky 7 was flying overhead, and look at the debris that was resulting from the explosion. it will be part of a new park. and in the east bay, the east bay is giving a final farewell to the industrial roots. there was a auction property

coming up next tuesday which includes more than 100,000 los.s the foundry shutdown in december marking the end of heavy industry in berkeley. still ahead on "abc7 mornings," it was a good saturday for most of the bayer ya teams. and we will have the baseball and college football highlighs.s but a look from the outside roof area pointed out this sunday

within the last hour serena williams was fined $17,000 for three code violation s ths that occurred in the us open final. naomi osaka made history as the first japanese player who won. and it came with a controversy in women's tennis. >> and i have never cheated. i have a daughter and i stand right by her. and i have never cheat and you owe me an apology.

>> this is what happened. the second set, the umpire assessed a violation for receiving coaching. and then she broke a racket and she was hit with a second code violation, and a penl tichlt and then upset, the umpire called the umpire a thief for stealing a point, and she was given a third penalty. >> it made me feel like a sexist remark, because he has never taken a a game from a man because he was called a thief. but it is okay, i will continue to fight for women. >> i think that in a few days i will realize what i done, but now it feels like aside from the fact that there is a lot of press in this room, it feels like another tournament. >> osaka won in straight sets to earn the first grand slam tourament to beat her child idol amid boos aimed at the chair umpire. and the nine ers will battle

the vikings at 1 1 if you are not going, you with watch the game at 7:00 p.m. right here on abc 7. and cal and stanford are both 2-0. mindi bach has the >> reporter: stanford opened up pac-12 play against number 7 usc and a game that many consider a preview of the west en conference title, but not many. bryce love was held to 29 yards last week by san diego state. he had 37 on the opening drive alone and six of carries and 1:25 left in the first half, joey alferarie where stanford gains nine yards. d e tja were kep out of,

the end zone by the cardinal, and the first time that has happened since 2016. and malik antoine with the interception. stanford wins. cal and justin wilcox trying to go 2-0 in provo, utah against b by, u and the red shirt freshman is getting the start. on the run, 17 yards for gar bers and on the same drive, he is going the find the senior running back patrick lairda and beautifully placed pass 25 years to put the bears up 7-3 at the half. third quarter, garbers is going to find the wide open man for a 52-yard score to give cal an 11-point lead. still in the third quarter, darren clarke is drilled and he is going to lose the football. byu recovers and goes 36 yards for the score to pull themselves within brandon mcilwain now in

quarterbackuaerba tay go on for a while,it way, bears ha inde2-0. 20,000 fans on hand to see the a's and the rangers. two outs in the first inning, and they were treated to this, crush davis otherwise known as kris, and the 41st home run of the year. and ten of them against the rangers, and adrian beltre is going deep in the top of the third, but watch ramon liriano at the wall. unbelievable, sticking the cleat s in to get the out. that is unbelievable. two outs in the sixth, and the game is tied and chad pinder hits a solo shot, and his 11th of the year, and giving oakland the lead once again. but the rangers would tie it up, and in the bottom of the eighth, matt olsen gets his 25th home runthseput a'or good.

they would go on the win 8-6, and remain 3 1/2 games behind the astros in the a.l. west, and the astros beat boston. they don't seem to be losing anymore these days. the giants and the brewers, and this is a uniq rne fo rki ge ua first home run h.u is travis shaw getting the best of chris stratton. unfortunate for the san francisco, rider jones has been in four games and two home run, and this two-run shot makes it 4-3. so they have a chance. the giants have a rally going with two outs, and this guy is pleading for a hit, any hit, please, just connect with the ball, but hunter pence can't deliver. that kind of sums up the fans' re reaction and the season for san francisco. his daughter has seen it before and consoles her dad, and so they end with a good laugh. the giants lose 4-3, and they have dropped seven in a row. the 49ers' nfl season is under

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name. abc 7 news reporter has a look at the miss america, and one big difference this year, no swimsuits and people are talking about this. >> chris, everyone is talking about this. where where are the swimsuits, but they promise that this change is going the keep moving the pageant forward and the legacy forward and so we have to wait until tonight to find out. meanwhile, we are dealing with the rain and the wind which is not making me ready, but we have seen people lining up to get their photos taken with the miss america statue and the hotels here along the boardwalk have been booked up for weeks. everybody is excited to see what this new era of miss america going to be looking like. >> reporter: welcome to revamped miss america pad gent and gone are the itsy-bitsy bikinis. >> i think that the change is going to be fip. >> reporter: in the place is an

stage interview competition. and behind this master mind is the organization's new win and winner gretchen carlson. >> i have so many great ideas for the great organization. >> reporter: she took over after leaked e-mails reported lewd and sexist comments about past contestants and winners, but now she is facing controversy of her own. >> miss north dakota. >> cara mund bul bullied by the leadership including ms. carlson, the current miss america. >> i could not continue knowing that the next girl would come into this. >> and there was a released statement that i have never bullied or silenced you. but than 24 former miss

americas are standing behind their reigning queen. and now, a board of trustees and others are asking the ceo to step down, but despite the controversy, miss mund can't wait to the crown the next miss america to keep the legacy of the pageant moving forward. >> with the major changes, there is one thing that the organizers are saying they don't want to the change, and that is the fact that miss america is still the largest provider of scholarships in the country. chr chris. >> and maggie, does it feel that the controversy has marred the competition at all and any mention of it on the ground? >> chris, so far, the overriding emotion here is excitement and not one ofp controversy, and we have spoken oso many women, and young girls, and the pageant winners, and they keep saying that they are excited to find out who is going to win and be a part of this, and right now, playing on the boardwalks are

promos for miss america showing the current miss america up there. so she is still the spokesperson for this organization, and despite the kcontroversy, and s while it is definitely making headlines right now at least, it is still feeling like excitement, but we will have to check in again later tonight to see what happens when the official new miss america is crown crowned. chris. >> maggie, it is always great to see you and thank you so much for the live report. you can watch miss america right here on abc 7 followed by the abc 7 news at 11:00. we have a beautiful sunday ahead with lots of sunshine. we are seeing clouds out, there and we can show you that on the doppler image. we have clouds along the coast crawling into the bay, but this fog is going to dissipate because the marine layer is sha shallow. a shot from the roof camera is showing that the wind is not blowing much at all. a few runners there at the bottom of the screen for the giant race today. in san francisco, 57 and oakland is 61, and san jose is 61 and

morgan hill is 64. it is a picture-perfect postcard view as we are looking towards the golden gate bridge. if there are tourists in town, they have a treat with no fog expected at the golden gate bridge. in santa rosa, it is 64, and in napa 60s in fairfield and concord and livermore is 60. and this time from the east bay hills out from san francisco to the bay, you can see the gray skies over parts of the bay area, and here is the forecast. this is what you can expectt today. and so patchy morning clouds and then we have hazy skies in north bay due to fires and napa county and sunny for the afternoon and even at the beaches, but the on shore flow is going to pick up this afternoon and cooler temperature, and much more significant is cooler temperatures midweek. we will show you the temperatureses around the bay area, and look for low 90s in

gilroy and san jose is warming up to 82 and santa cruz is going to have a nice day there. and also, if you are headed to the mountainview festival, highs of mid 60s are expected. if you are head nod the geo -- to the gar deli chocolate festival, expect the 70s. san rafael is 82, and lots of 70s in the east bay. so look for the high of 72 today for oakland pride parade and festival and some upper 70s as we are heading farther south. freemont is 77. in the inland areas, we are coming down a little bit and a few mid-90s yesterday, and today, upper 80s to low 90s. and concord 90s and livermore 89 degree degrees. overnight lows are going to be on the cool side. we will see some 40s in the inland valleys where it is cl r

clear, and the cool air is going to pool. and so, napa and lakeport and morgan hill, 40s for you, and 50s around the bay with the fog creeping in towards the peninsula coast. this is the accuweather forecast. we have a beautiful day, and warm temperatures inland and near 90s around the bay, and upper 70s at the warmest spots and at the coast. temperatures will continue to come down tomorrow. we will see a wide range and then this onshore flow is going to pick up the breezy and cooler conditions. wednesday and thursday, the coolest days, and below average for inland and around the bay. the inland temperatures dropping by as much as 10 degrees by wednesday.

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and she is the team's kicker, and later kicked the game-winning extra point in overtime. kayleigh says she enjoys playing and learning from the teammates. >> they have always been welcoming of me and what i am trying to do. they don't really treat me any differently other than i don't go into the locker room. like i love the relationships that i have made with them. like i don't have brothers, and i just have my one sister, but just being around them, it gives me a bunch of brothers. >> that is awesome. and kayleigh also says that shes has always had support from her family to play football. time now is 9:56. doz dozens of women and a few men were busting a move in walnut creek auditioning for warriors new senior dance team. ab 7iors' fan, and also are there to have some fun. >> if i make it, oh o, i will be so high on the cloud, you won't even believe it. it'd just be a dream come true. >> the new senior squad is the

fourth team in the warriors' dance program and they perform at oracle arena this season. a final weather check with francis. >> that is going to be fun to watch. i hope you can enjoy the beautiful sunshine we will see today and it is sunny in a lot of spots, and it is going to be cooler yesterday for today. 82 in oakland and san jose, and inland hazy conditions due to the fire in napa county. this is the seven-day forecast. we will cool down tomorrow, but bigger cooldown midweek. the temperatures below average. >> glad we could hang out together. and thank you for you joining us on "abc7 mornings." i'm chris nguyen alongside francis lawson. and the "abc7 mornings" continues online on facebook and instagram. abc 7 news will return at 5:00 p.m., and until then, make it a great day, everybody.

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