>> announcer: this is abc 7 mornings. and good morning it's september 22nd. i'm kate larson in for chris nguyen this morning. we are starting with a quick look at weather with meteorologist lisa argen who is here to explain what the last few hours of summer look like. >> that's right, kate. we have a cooling trend under way, got started yesterday. you can see live doppler 7, the fog well into the east bay fog from hayward and napa. and a system to the north of us is keeping us cooler than average through tomorrow. there is the visibility in miles. half mile for you in napa. five miles in hayward. better view in the inland valleys. but we are looking at the cool temperatures to start. 52 santa rosa. 57 in hayward. then throughout the afternoon the fog clings to the covert. sixth and 70s. and the clouds keep the numbers in the lower sixth downtown. mid-80s inland. cooler for everyone but a fire danger son the way as we usher

in the end of the weekend. i'll talk about it in detail coming up. kate. >> thanks, lisa. new overnight at least 24 people are dead after an attack on a manual military parade in iran, including at least 12 members of the country's elite revolutionary guard. children and journalists are also among the dead. they said the gunman were terrorists recruited trained and armed and paid for a foreign regime. more than 50 people are also hurt. no group claimed responsibility yet for the attack. mere at home, highway patrol officers are investigating a freeway shooting in oakland. it happened just after 7:30 last night on 980 west of 580. one person was hurt by brokens glass when hess car window shattered he was taken to the hospital. officials shut down lanes for four hours to investigate. so far cvp has not announced any arrests. new this morning two high school football players were air lifted to the hospital after

suffering serious injuries on the field. it happened at two different games in the east bay. our media partners, the east bay times reports the first player suffered a head injury at heritage high school in brentwood around 8:30 last night. an hour later another player suffered a back injury at freedom high school in observingly. both lone to john muir medical center in walnut week backup we don't have updates yet this morning. now new developments in the confirmation battle for supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. senate judiciary chairman chuck guardiansly granted another day to decide on terms for the testimony of christine blasey ford. this is the tweet from the senator written as if a note to judge kavanaugh directly, acknowledges the extension then says in part, they should decide so that we can move on. i want to hear her. i hope you understand it's not my normal approach to be indecisive. . the extension follows a chris from the ford's attorney.

katie utehs has more. >> reporter: the email requesting more time from christine blasey ford's attorney calls the judiciary committee deadline, quote, aggressive and artificial, and calls the treatment of blasey ford calf letter, following a day when president trump doubled down on his support for judge brett kavanaugh. >> and i said, we have to fight for him. not worry about the other side. and by the way, women are for that more than anybody would understand. >> reporter: the statements at a rally followed the president's tweet. i have no doubt if the attack on dr. ford was as bad as she says charges would have been immediately filed with local law enforcement authorities by either her or her loving parents. i ask she bring the filings forward so we can learn date time and place. republican senator susan collins, a critical vote in the confirmation process, denounced the president's tweet. >> ipresident's tweet was completely

inappropriate and wrong. >> as blasey ford's testimony hangs in the balance it's unclear if it even matters. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell promised an audience of conservative activists kavanaugh's confirmation. >> you watched the fight. you've watched the tactics. but here is what i want to tell you. in the very near future, judge kavanaugh will be on the united states supreme court. >> if you'd like to read the entire email from dr. blasey ford's attorney we posted it on our website. abc7news.com. we are staying on top of all the new developments in the kavanaugh controversy. and you can get those updates on your phone. you just need to download the abc 7 news app. appearing today, the bish. the die sess of san following an investigation into

clergy skabds they will seek input from victims and parishioners they plan to release the names and status of those credibly accused by the middle of next month. food is it starts at our lady of the rosary in palo alto. the other two sessions will be held next month. a major break in the several decades old raich case. a team of bay area authorities announced the norcal raichist has been arrested. they entered dna from crime scenes into a ancestry rebates. >> i have said that dna is the silent witness to the truth. >> investigators used the information toutoga family te g. he was arrested thursday as he arrived to his safety specialist job at uc berkeley. investigates tide the norcal rapist to at least ten attacks,

the first in 1991 in rohnert park. there were three other attacks in the bay area between that year and 96. and then between 1996 and 0u6r there were other take thes. a north bay woman one of the victims of the norcal rapist is sharing her story. nicole earnest pate wants the world to know she did not stroi her life. coronell bernhard has that story. >> i don't normally cry a lot about this. but i've been waiting a long time. >> nicole earnest pate says she felt so many emotions when the man who rained her so many years ago had been caught. >> i felt completely number, nothing. >> police say 58-year-old roy waller broke into her home in 1991 when nichole was 21 years old. >> i woke up to a masked m m with his arm around me like this

and a gun by my head. >> she says the police didn't buy her story. >> she didn't believe me. >> waller's neighbors in benicia say he was the last guy you'd suspect of being a raichist often doing garden. >> it's troubling to know there is someone living in your community who may have done such a crime. >> reporter: benicia police say they don't know if he committed sexual assaults here but they are investigating. waller worked at uc berkeley at a safety specialist in the environment health and safety department for 26 years. the university sent a campuswide email to students saying none of the crimes he is olgd to have committed took place on or near campus. but this is nonetheless deeply unsettle attention. >> i've had a wonderful life. he has not destroyed my life. >> nicole earnest pate now a which have and mom living in petaluma says she wants to be there when waller faces t dgen ur >> i want to stand ten feet from him in the same roo tl nole pateays she crt on monda

wh w is arraigned in sacramento. coronell bernhard, abc 7 news. >> thanks coronell. we sent out a push alert announcing the arrest in this case. and if you download the abc 7 news app you can get updates sent to your tone whenever breaking news happens. governor jerry brown is cracking down on the dmv. he is ordering an audit the of the department. the finance department will look at the dmv information technology and customer service, amid a lot of complaints about the very long wait times. the dmv also recently mishandled thousands of voter registrations. and a few days ago a computer outage hit more than a third of dmv offices around california. an alert for b.a.r.t. riders this weekend is the fourth and final weekend of service for interruptions for major track repairs. good news there. the trains are running between west oakland and 19th street or between west oakland and lake merit. there will be free buss to take

you between 19th streetnd today and tomorrow is to use the bus bridge from 19th street. new this morning, officials with the greater fair loan national marine sanctuary are telling people do not disturb the sharks. this comes at white sharks which are great white sharks making the annual appearance off the san francisco coast, the animal concentrate around the fair lawn islands from september to november and feed on seals sea lyannes. research shows people using food and other lures to draw sharks near the boats disrupt the natural feeding activities. we want to make sure this population survives and just don't disturb the sharks. doesn't seem like a good plan. >> i have to agree. if you are headed to the beach grab the jacket. not much sunshine. partly sunny conditions. but overall the fog keeps you cool. for for most around the bay. 52 down and 52 fl san ramon and

g in napand hward this a cooler cooler for sunday. but fire danger returns late sunday i'll explain coming up. coming up a warning for pet owners, the common skmgss causing serious problems also. >> i've been searching for my dad almost my whole lifetime. he didn't know if he was out there but he had a feeling. what beirut this father and son together you could generate yourat home.rgy, or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california.

. and welcome wak. this is a live look from our golden gate bridge camera. i feel like you can see a little fog in the lights, not a lot of traffic. a good time to horford the bridge. the sun isn't up yet. lisa has a look for the weekend weather. but first we have a wagener for pet owners this morning. the fda regulators say that some flooe and tick medications are causing animals to have seizures, tremendousers or lose muscle control. the alert is about a class of drugs that including products sold under the brand name braskt o nexgard and simparica. they are save for most zms. no need to panic. but they will have a new label with information about the side effects. a secondhand store raising money to help fight cancer holding a sale today. celebrating the store reopening after they were flooded. the american cancer society reopened its discovery shop in

los gatos yesterday. the store son east main street and they lost all of the inventory last april when water came pouring down from the ceiling, flooding the entire building. it was a big blow for the cancer society's fund raising efforts. >> there are 48 discovery shops in the west region and raise over $21 million. and the funds we raise go towards transportation, lodging, and research. >> so the stores also serve as an important gathering place for people with cancer. they can get assistance from agencies and volunteers. in honor of the reopening the store is holding a 25% off sale. definitely a win/win there. there is a new mural on display at a san jose elementary school. abc 7 news was at the unveiling at washington elementary school yesterday. the mural brings to life the concerns of mexican american entrepreneurial mothers. seven santa clara university

students spent five months with the community members talking about how to address issues like housing illegal dumping and resources for children with special learning needs. just a beautiful mural we are looking at right now. the group says the goal of the mural is to raise awareness and help build community. now back to school give airways usually help students stock up for the new school year. but wells fargo held one with a little bit of a twist. the company gave new supplies to the teachers. abc 7 nuts reporter matt keller has that story. >> reporter: wells fargo rolled into martin luther king junior elementary school in richmond. more than 30 volunteers from the black american team member network and the west contra costa unified school district gave thrills with the stage coach backup. but the day was about the teachers and helping them with supplies. >> we need to esteem our teachers lift them up and give them what it is they need to to be able to and what does first teacher natasha jake ones need. >> dry erase makers for color

coding math problem. >> announcer: she received them. other items included pens pencils notebooks and even a microwave oven for the teachers lounge. >> we also use our own money to buy different supplies for the classroom to make it clvl to the kids have a safe place and wonderful place to learn. >> we recognize it's not giving them money become in the pocket but at least allowing them not to take money out of their pocket. >> wells fargo volunteers aren't finished. next thursday they head to an elementary school in oakland where they teach financial education courses to the students. in richmond, matt keller, abc 7 news. a southern california man says he spent almost his entire life trying to findad now, he didn't believe his father actually died during the vietnam war. he turned to a dna test to try and find answers. here is our sister station in los angeles. >> do you promise to love and comfort here. >> as orange county clerk

recorder hue nguyen officiates weddings, the 50-year-old also in charge of keeping the history of life events. but he himself was missing a part of his own past. >> i've been searching for my dad almost my whole lifetime. >> nguyen was born during the vietnam war. he says hess mother always toll him his father was an american gi killed in combat. >> for 50 years of my life it was a void in my heart. >> during the fall of sighingen, nguyen his sister and family members escaped making it to the u.s. nguyen worked up becoming the first vietnamese american clerk recorder. but he always thought about his father. >> i just wanted to know the man. >> nguyen submitted his dna to ancestry.com. years passed until recently he got a hit. a second cousin who started asking around her family. >> she called me to ask me if i had a son that maybe in vietnam. and of course i first didn't think so. >> roy patterson just 18 when he served in vietnam was already married at the time. he was stationed and nontrang

where nguyen was born in 1967. >> he was born on the date and decided to do the dna. >> i got. >> nguyen received the results first by email. >>en and he is alive it's an achlzing feeling. >> patterson who owns a trophy cook in cookville, tennessee booked his flight to california. they met privately at first but in front of friends and family they read the official dna results. >> 99.9995 as roy is my father. [ applause ] >> yeah, he is a truly awesome. i'm telling you amazing man. got a great family. >> i'm so happy to finally get to have a dad. >>? santa ana, abc 7 news. our accuweather forecast. good saturday morning to you. you noticed the cooling trend today and 40 cooling the. the coolest day is tomorrow.

temperatures below average and you are looking at low doppler 7 where low clouds and fog make their way across the by. a big push overnight. that lourd for the temperatures to cool back. all because of this low pressure to the north of us. it moves to gnome li tomorrow. that's why to the north of us that's why it's the cooler day sunday. mild visibility in napa. half mool mile in half moon bay and fog in sand carlos at the airport also in hayward and petaluma. a live look outside from the walnut creek camera where you can see sunshine. so it's going to be a nice day here. not as warm. 53 in san francisco right now. it's 48 in morgan hill and half moon bay. so you can tell it's september when we get the morning temperatures dropping through the 40s. 58 in mountain view and san jose. and from this vantage point, our exploratorium camera can't make out the fog but it's there. santa rosa 52. 46 in napa with the fog. 50 novato. 56 in concord. 54 in livermore. air quality is pretty good. it's best in the south central

bay today. on shore winds allowing for that. and check out our east bay hills camera. you can see the fog beneath here. and it has made an inland push this morning and with that we have the cooler weekend, fall arrives tonight at 6:54. and gusty winds arrive tomorrow night a in the north and east bay hills. fire concerns going up as these will be off shore winds. we get the downsloping winds where we warm quickly like lat last thursday when the heat came out of know li no where. the beach forecast particle cloudy this afternoon but the fog clears from the coast pch ocean beach and half moon bay particle sunny skies the further south you get on san mateo coast. highs in livermore in the up err 80s. tomorrow cooler and then look what happens the 90s return tuesday and wednesday. tenancy and wednesday warm ertest days of the we can. taking tout peninsula looking at 77. 71 tomorrow and numbers back to

the 80s by tuesday and wednesday. so you are looking for something to do pier 48 with oktoberfest by the bay, today appear o and tomorrow slightly cooler tomorrow but even today will be just in the 60s. look for high of 65 san francisco. 73 in oakland with upper 70s in fremont. you'll enjoy the upper 80s in the inland valleys. 84 in santa rosa. we will be looking at a cooler day today. the coolest tomorrow over the weekend and fall begins. and that means the fall eek which knocks is here with the sun reyes move south of the equator. keep track of temperatures on the ach. the temperatures slid over the weekend and warm up monday. look at tuesday and wednesday, inland mid-90s with the off shore winds. high fire danger. 80s around the bay. even 70s at our beaches. it looks like it's still warm into next thursday. if you like it warm, well you know we get that this time of year but certainly high fire dangerous coming into play.

>> or if you want to play hooky tuesday is the good day to go to the beach. >> exactly. >> thanks lisa. just ahead, if you are like me and you have a tough time getting yourself into the gym, what organ experts say you may actually be able to blame. back after a break with that story. for switching to progressive? [ engine revving ] you cannot hear me at all, can you?

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and welcome back backup we have dan harris joining from us new york to tell us what's coming up at 7:00 on good morning america. >> good morning coming up on gma, the president reacting to the explosives reports that the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein over sieg the russia probe once secretly suggested. the president he is conversations in the white house. plus new developments in the high sta stakes negotiations between the republican senators and the woman accusing brett kavanaugh of sexual assault as a teenager. the recent deadline the republicans are offering and finally an airport employee recounting his dramatic takedown of a man accused of attempting to steal a jet in florida. what we learn about the student pilot who appeared in court 's stllg a gma. see you soon. thank, dan. there is interesting new research that sheds light on why it may be tough to get yourself

into the gym. researchers at the university of british columbia state the biggest obstacle is is not a lack of motivation, time or energy but instead it's our brains. scientists say our brains are conditioned to choose the path of least resistance, something easy, in order to conserve energy. even when you are headed up to the gym your brain may tell to you use the elevator rather than presearchers call that that the exercise paradox. still to come on abc 7 mornings. >> she never intended her name to come out. shechted it part of the investigation. >> dr. christine blasey ford's sister in law gives her first local tv interview to abc 7, her message this morning. also ahead ab, a free day in more than a dozen museum including this one in alameda. including this one in alameda. we tell you which oth ♪i am beautiful in every single way♪ ♪words, can't bring me down♪

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>> announcer: good morning, south bay. let's get up and get going. >> announcer: this is abc 7 mornings. well back opinion it's about 6:30. we are going to start this half hour with a look at weather. meteorologist lisa argen is here. lisa it's a little bit chilly

throughout the bay area. >> it is. the reason why we have low clouds and fog at this point. you can see from this vantage point the sun coming up in less than 30 minutes. beautiful from the camera. there is issues around the north and bay with the fog. 58 in san jose. 48 in morgan hill. check out santa cruz, sleepy gray and cool. at least now. we will get sun later. low 50s in santa rosa. novato at 50. and livermore at 54 degrees. as we go through the next several hours, 11:00 we have 70s in the inland east bay. 60 in oklahoma. but notice the oranges 80s in inland, yellow around the bay, upper 60s to low 70s. and the fog trying to clear from the coast, not always successful. so we will keep it cool and breezy there. the coolest day of the week arriving tomorrow. faum arrives tonight. and we'll talk about a warmer week with high fire danger coming up in a few minutes. kate. >> thanks. all eyes are on the confirmation battle for supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh.

senate judiciary chairman chuck grassley granted christine blasey ford another day to decide on terms for testifying. now, the email requesting more time from blasey ford's attorney called last night's 10:00 deadline aggressive and artificial. but, as blasey ford's testimony hangs in the balance, it's unclear if it matters. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell promised an audience of conservative activists at kavanaugh's confirmation. >> you have watched the fight. you've watched the tactics here is what i want to tell you in the very near future judge kavanaugh will be on the united states supreme court. >> obviously a lot of people upset about that comment. now we have posted the full letter from blasey ford's attorney on our website at abc 7 news.com. christine blasey ford's summer law lives in marin county and she gave her first local tv

interview to abc 7. she spoke with abc 7 news anchor kristen sze and says she stands by her atmosphere in law. >> what motivated christine to approach congresswoman eshoo this summer. >> i understand it was a hard decision. and she decided to confidentially provide the information to her congresswoman because she felt it was her civic obligation that as a member of this society that there was a background check going on. and she knows about information and analysis, and she felt that it was really important to share that information. she never intended for her name to come out. and she wanted it to be part of the investigation. >> what do you think ultimately is christine's wish and hopes for what comes out of this. >> i think she would wish and hope that women that experience sexual violence and improper

behavior will feel strong enough to confront the situations, and that as a society we'll listen better and be more compassion it in responses. >> reporter: like it or not unfortunately, due to all that has happened she is slid thrust to the forefront of the me too movement. how do you think she is carrying that burden and that responsibility? >> i think it's really hard. and i think she is finding some inner strength, maybe she didn't know she had. and i'm -- we want to provide support for her. and i know it means a lot to her when people in the larger community also offer support for her. and so i just encourage people that might be listening to know that it really makes a difference for her to feel that support. >> reporter: kristen sze, abc 7 news. so we've been very focused

on all of the developments in the kavanaugh controversy all we can. and we are keeping at it. you can get the updates right on your phone. you just need to download the abc 7 news app for all of the latest. so switching gears now, a group opposed to recreational marijuana sales in california raised their concerns in mountain view. the california coalition against recreational marijuana says some mountain view residents and businesses are outraged by the city's proposal to allow up to 5 retail pot stores. city staff say a recently submitted draft plan would set that maximum at just three stores. a vote is expected in october. >> we would like to urge the councilmembers of mountain view to reject this prem. wld like to ask every citizen in mountain view to stand up firmly against it. >> marijuana deliveries from outside vendors were okayed earlier this year but a mother toerm on retail pot sales within the city remains in effect.

an east bay polsds is teeming up with local business owners to fight back against robberies and theft. san leandro police hope to mep merchants from becoming the next victim. here is abc 7 news reporter laura anthony. >> if you are a victim of a criminal don't forget about you know staying calm. >> reporter: with a rash of brazen robberies and thefts at bay area retail stores, business owners in san leandro are working with local police to make sure they know how to keep themselves and employees safe. >> this is a national program. actually international program that we have adopted. to offer to our businesses to attempt to get them to conduct business in a safer manner. >> reporter: so far 13 business owners have undergone the froh training that comes with the cre re pro hours of classroom instructions and on-site visits by officers who offer recommends. >> keep window coverings to a minimum so there is clear visible inside and outside fortunate business to make you

are there is no hiding spots with within the business so make sure no with one can hide out. >> we had a lot of window covering and stickers covering the view and the light. >> the village bottle shop used to have signage and stickers on the windows but not anymore. >> when i went to the program i learned a lot of things. how to hand the cash and how to -- how much money you should put in the cash register. >> the owner of the haven day spa, john szu also complemented what he learned from the crime-free program. >> everything is under the camera with not need to fight 911. ust let them do whatever >> at this store the owner made his soviet safety improvements after he bought the store a few years ago. you can see the cash register i. a little too close, allowing a robber to run in, grab the cash and run out. in san leandro, laura anthony abc 7 news.

hawaii volcanoes national park reopens to the public today. the only thing missing is the lava. the park's website says there was no molten lava or lava glow to see anywhere in or outside of the park. most of the park was closed in may when kilauea started erupting. this is the first time in years the park has had had no lof for visitors to actually see. the park service is advising visitors to use caution when hiking in the area. still ahead, on abc 7 mornings, free entrance into a number of bay area museums today, how you can take advantage of the deal. and here is a live look, beautiful from the east bay hills camera. you can see the clouds right above the tree line. meteorologist lisa argen will have your weekend forecast coming up. and this. >> a family finds mysterious payments on their phone bill. but who is doing it? i'm michael finney ahead on 7 i'm michael finney ahead on 7 ournds, a new scam hits the ♪

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all right welcome back. take a look lower left corner of your screen. that is a dog swimming. this is in santa cruz, a live look from the santa cruz beach camera. you can see super foggy this morning, really cold in the ocean probably why you only see the dog there. and the lighthouse beautiful glowing in the distance. a chilly start to the last few hours of summer. lisa argen has more on that in a few minutes. but first, happening today, more

than a dozen museums are actually offering free admission as part of the smithsonian magazine's 14th annual museum day. the uss hornet sea air and space museum in alameda is one of the many places you can get into free today. this year's theme is women making history honors women who are trail blazers in the science, the arts, innovation and culture. other locations that are taking part today include the bay area discover museum in sausalito one of my favorites. lawrence hall. science in berkeley and the san jose museum of art. for a full list and to get a downloadable ticket go to the website, abc7news.com. and a lot of museum are outdoors. but for the ones indoors might be a good day to get out of the chilly weather. > that's right. you knew it was coming right. >> yeah. >> we warmed up you one day in the city and then yes the fog is back. and we will be looking at a cooleroday 48-minute delays at sfo. you can see all the fog here. low to mid-50s for you south of

the city. it's 54 in livermore. and you can see the fog even from the higher elevations over the east bay hills. we will talk about it, see if with he get clearing at the coast. le coolest day of the week and the warm jum coming soon as well all in the seven-day outlook. >> and next in sports a dramatic finish in oakland if you weren't watching, the a's rally to hand the twins a

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welcome back. so in sports a huge game tonight in the pac 12 north seventh ranked stanford battles oregon in eugene. kick-off at 5:00 p.m. you can watch the game right here and only on abc 7. there are eight games left in the regular season for the a's. tonight they face the twins at the oakland coliseum. last night, the a's got another win in dramatic fashion. anthony flores has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning, drama at the coliseum crush davis hits not one but two homers to lead the a's to the walk off victory. the a's beginning the final home series of the regular season. taking on the twins. first inning, the shift against devastate. saying i will hit it over everyone's head. two-run shot for the fourth homer of the year. oakland led 4-0 until the sixth with two jorge clears the bases.

sixth run inning begins the twin as 6-4 lead. the a's rally in the bottom half of the inning. mark canon with a two-run knotted at 60. davis at the ditch hits the daily double, the second home run of the game. a's with a walkoff win over the twin. the final score 7-6. the a's remain ahead of the. zblienchts giants and cardinals second inning. giants on runners on the corners no outs but can't score. austin slater robbed of a base hit. night play. then john gad gets mad bum looking at the dish. mad bum is well mad, not happy with the call behind the plate. this game was tied at tlie until the two outs. matt adams gets it buy evan longoria, two-run score, the giants fall, 5-3.

the loss clinchs the giants second straight losing season. tiger woods is trying to cap an impressive comeback season with his first victory in five years. second round fortunate tour championship in atlanta, justin rose shot a 3 under 67. rose in the byrd on 13 to give him a share of the lead. now tiger was also 3 under in the round, thanks to back to back byrds on 14 and here on 15. he had a one-shot lead at 8 under par but found trouble on the 16th. walkrd lie in the bunker double bogeyed the hole. he finishwood a 2-put by the on the 18 to shoot 2 under 68. he and rose are coleaders. rory mcilroy is it back. billy horschel and patrick canala shaut 65 three back at 4 under par. that's a look at morning sports. have a great weekend. >> announcer: now the accuweather forecast with lisa argen.

hi there, everyone. saturday morning waking up to low clouds and fog. cooler for the second half of the woke. fall arrive tonight. equal amount of daylight and darkness today. and of course you know days have been getting shorter. pacific northwest is where we go because the source of cooling is a trough of low pressure allowing to be the marine layer and on shore winds to push in. quarter mile visibility in half moon bay. five miles in hayward. the fog is a little bit better but at this point you can see from sutro. 53 in san francisco, 5 a oakland, 47 morgan hill. half moon bay at 50. and from santa cruz we move the camera you can see the brave folks trying to go in the water there. awfully gray down there temperatures in the 50s. about 70 later on this afternoon. 52 up in the north by. 50 in napa novato 56 in concord and vacaville. and. here a pretty picture with

the fog settling in the valley there. the cooling trend this we could. fall arrives at 6:54. autumn nam eek which knocks. and by sunday night gusty winds from north and east bay increasing fire danger. reduce air kwult and hopefully not start new fires. looking at concord today, 88. that's cooler than 92 yesterday. 84 tomorrow. and then the low to mid-90s arrive. warmest day should be wednesday for you. and if you are looking at a heading out to the peninsula today or live there the warmest day will be tuesday and wednesday. today upper 70s, should see about 77 for the average high. san jose. 85 in los gatos. elsewhere in peninsula san mateo 74. breezy and gray along the coast. likely to see some sun to the north bay process .. the marin county coast process. with you but we call it particle cloud dal city. still clays at sfo. 8 had in novato.

the the fog should pull away from stinson bodega bay mid-sixth. east bay, 7 is in berkeley. you'll expect 77 today union city. press no night afternoon for you. and you hit inland, we have the oranges here meaning the warmer day. but not as hot as yesterday. nice in concord. 88 and 87 in pleasant tennessee opinion evening game in oakland with the twins in town. 64 at 6:0 a in oakland. and tonight fog and cloutsds with 50s and 40s. seven-day forecast. download the app and you can track the warming trend which could bring the off shore dangerous winds that will bring the winds monday, tuesday and wednesday and cooling back by late in the we can. you know, almost at the anniversary of the october fires. >> that's right. >> certainly a critical time around here for fires and everything is so so dry. >> right and even though it's cool lately besides thursday that you've been talking about

we are so not out of the woods yet when it comes to fire zbloonz we have been lucky to have the cool august. >> thank you so much lisa. there is a warning about an unusual cell phone scam. a south bay family's bill shows they made payments they didn't make. it turns out that someone hacked into their account and started paying their bill which sounds okay until the hackers made off with two new iphones. 7 on your side's michael finney helps them get to the bottom of the problem. >> it's unnerving actually. >> this was the first sign something was wrong. >> why are we paying $$435. >> text messages fromers aren wireless thanked the family for making the payments. but they mefr made the payments. >> all sort of charges coming in can you look at it. >> verizon told him he had just paid off the balance on his two children's phones. but he didn't. those phones were supposed to be on a monthly payment plan. >> we said that we had never

authorized those things. >> turns out a hacker had gone into the family's account and used it to pay the balance on the family phones but why. >> it doesn't make sense at that point why is somebody doing that? >> the next tai they found out exactly why. >> somebody has purchased two iphone x on your account. >> turns out the hacker paid off the phones. so the family would be eligible for an upgrade. the scammers ordered two high-end iphones and charged them for the sharma's account. >> they also had them shipped all the way to texas. >> his bill shows two silver iphone xs delivered to an address in texas. verizon saw that it was a fraud and refunded him for the two iphones. however, verizon refused to return that lump sum payment the scammer took from his account to pay off the children's iphones. >> i did not authorize these transactions why would i pay for these charges. >> he wanted to put the phones back on the payment plan. instead verizon cut off service

to the children's phones. >> the biggest blow was they cancelled our service which is like you are punishing us? >> they contacted 7 on your side. we contacted verizon. and the company turned the phones back on and reversed the fraudulent payments, saying we stroif to deliver the world class experience every verizon customer expects and deserves. we didn't live up to the promise. we apologize for any inconvenience. >> that was a high-five moment. thank you, michael. thank you for taking care of us. >> the sharma's said they gave out personal information to a versusen technician who called them right before this happened. the person claims he was testing audio on their line. they now expect that led to the scam. now we check, and that call really did come from a verizon help line. however, verizon refused to say whether it caught the perpetrator. whether it was investigating, or even confirm this was a 7 on your side.

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up theabling nine stories high and then leapt and landed on the ground. presumably okay because the little creditor ran off. and the crowd had it caught on cell phone and they were cheering for obviously the safe landing. kind of an unbelievable video. very pleased for that raccoon. all right. so, we have a final look at our weather in this hour. we've been talking about it all morning. only a few hours left of summer. and unfortunately they're not the warmest last hours. >> you're right. we felt the cooling trend yesterday. the fog is with us this morning. it's clearing, partial clearing at the coast. 65 in san francisco. delays at the airport of 48 minutes. and upper 70s to upper 80s from the bay to the inland valleys. the coolest day of the week is tomorrow. then we look at our warmup. the offshore winds high pressure building in tomorrow night gusty winds. >> thanks lisa. thanks for joining us on abc 7 morning i'm kate larson along

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