>>cer: live, where youanun no live, this is abc news. good morning, thanks for joining us on this sunday, september 23rd, i'm kate larson. lisa is here. we are looking at another cool morning. >> good morning to you. hi, everyone. live doppler 7 shows the fog broken up behind me. that's going to aid in seeing sunshine sooner this morning. yes, the temperatures are not going to budge too much. we will see the sun when it comes up at 6:58. the temperatures are cool in the north bay, low 50s in freemont, 60 in brentwood. the forecast looks like this, with plenty of sunshine, mid-60s

at the coast side by noontime. pleasant at the coast. it will be breezy, upper 70s to low 80s inland and 70s around the bay. we are going talk about a warm upcoming up in the seven day outlook. kate? >> thanks, lisa. oakland police shared these photos on twitter of a car at 42nd avenue and interstate 880. they dealt with with a large side show activity throughout east oakland. this happened around 1:30. police say rocks and bottles were thrown at the officers and the crowd fired multiple gunshots. it is unclear a irrts weref made. a scary situation. passengers had to evacuate, some leaving their stuff behind after the station filled with smoke. katie explained what happened.

>> reporter: customers evacuating the civic station as it filled with smoke. >> there's a lot of smoke. >> reporter: san francisco fire responded after 5:00 to find people scurrying up the stairs to the street. >> personal property, a teddy bear. the police are trying to get it back to the owner. >> reporter: this is the scene, once the smoke cleared. >> it could have been anything. i see fire. i see writing on there. it could be something graffiti. >> reporter: the culprit, a ceramic insulator that supported the third rail. >> it was more of a flash. d. makes a lot of noise and a lot of light and smoke, but it's brief and nothing was burning. >> reporter: bart is working to

replace the insulator. the sign says generic east bay. they will face a bus bridge. several delays this weekend. after the smoke dissipated, the track was checked and service resumed. no one was injured. in san katie news. chp is looking for anyone that witnessed a freeway shooting. it happened friday night. the man is out of the hospital. as abc 7 news reporter says the dog's future is in doubt. >> bullet fragments in my neck here, in the back of are fresh for david of san leandro, driving eastbound near 580 when multiple bullets struck his passenger car. in the passenger seat,

4-year-old leyla, who he was dog sitting. >> next to me, with the bullets entering, she took them before they got to me. >> reporter: she was shot twice. she is recovering, but feared paralyzed. >> she can't feel pain in her legs or move the tail. the dog owner is pleading for witnesses to come forward. >> i have ptsd. she is my emotional service dog. i can't be alone. >> reporter: on top of the emotional anguish, the financial costs are adding up. >> it's breaking costing me extreme amount of money for one and a half days, over $5,000. >> the vet wants us to make a decision. i don't know that we are ready make a decision. >> reporter: time is running out for layla. >> i want a miracle. i asked her to get up and walk today. >> reporter: they have set up a

gofundme page to help in veterinary costs. we have a link on abc7news.com. in the meantime, witnesses are encouraged to come forward by contacting chp. a berkeley store owner is expected to recover from a shooting. abc 7 news t sacramento market in berkeley yesterday. a store clerk owner says he was caught in cross fire when a suspect opened fire on another man who walkedn ithbusiness. he was shot twice in the torso. police have not announced arrested. brett kavanaugh and the woman accusing him are set to testify on thursday. two sources close to the talks confirm the deal with abc news. yesterday afternoon, christine blasey ford, a bay area

professor agreed to testify. later, the date was set. some details are still in the works. negotiations will continue later today like the order of appearance. tonight, members of orchard city indivisible will hold a vigil in a show of solidarity for blasey ford. w we have reaction to dr. ford sharing her story. >> reporter: she will tell her story which accuses brett kavanaugh of sexual assault in high school. mike pence promising it will be fair. >> the president and i are confident that senate republicans will manage this properly with the utmost respect. judge brett kavanaugh will soon be justice brett kavanaugh. >> democratic strike that gist, christine pelosi is surprised

brett kavanaugh is still in the running. >> this one won't recall it because he wants to break the metoo movement. >> if it was as bad as she said, charges would have been filed to authorities by her or her loving parents. >> it's appalling the way she's been treated. >> reporter: she supports ford. they will hold a candle light vigil sunday night, a show of solidarity. >> my wish for her is that she can feel there are people all across this country who cares about her well being, wants her to be safe and supported. >> reporter: that vigil listen sunday night 8:00 to 9:00 in palo news. this is video of preparation for that vigil tonight. volunteers gathered at snake and

butterfly chocolate factory to make posters for the event. it's scheduled at 8:00 to want in palo alto. a san francisco women is behind a fund raising drive to put a full-page ad in the new york times in support of christine ford. it will be similar to one in support of anita hill. >> we ask male allies to do the same, step up, and have the courage to get behind the 1600 courageous women, anita hill and now dr. ford. >> in 1991, 1600 african-american women signed in support of hill. she wants 1600 men to sign the ad. she's raised $16,000 of a $150,000 goal. abc 7 is staying on top of it all with the brett kavanaugh story. we pushed this out about blasey

ford testifying to the committee. you can get it on your phone, download the abc 7 app. raising $100,000 to help children. the money will support unicef's most vulnerable children. the late actress, audrey supported it. her granddaughter was there last night. >> tid ahe provide in countries is something i aspire to help in new and innovative ways. >> it is everyone's obligation. tel of our children are all of m wherre they are born, where they have gone or how they have gotten there. >> more than $500,000 was raced as last night's event.

a wonderful cause. lisa is here to explain the funny weather this week. it is cold, but looks clear. >> temperatures upper 40s in the north bay. not much fog. we will see a lot of sunshine. the winds are going to pick up. that is key to the forecast. it will increase the fire danger and eventually the fire dangers will soar. 45 in santa rosa. we'll talk about the warm up, the forecast and first full week of fall, next. >> thanks, lisa. a warning for parents. the tobacco product more and more teens are turning to. check this out, a really, really big banana split. or r ♪ ♪

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new this morning, investigators say embers from a fireplace sparked a house fire in walnut creek chlgt this happened around 5:30 last night. contra costa county fire officials say the embers landed on the wood shingled roof. that caused the fire to spread to the attic. crews were able to get the fire under control quickly and fortunately, nobody was hurt. fema will provide $4 million to rebuild a fire station. it burned down in last october's tubs fire in the north bay. the funding and insurance payment will ensure they can replace the fire station. fema only committed $1 million, originally. a group of officials lobbied d.c. lawmakers for the money. there is major recognition for young sailors who rescued a

sranded kayaker. it happened off richmond. the commander of the coast guard sector san francisco presented members of the sea scout program with awards yesterday. back in july, the kids were on their summer cruise when they heard a broadcast about the missing kayaker. they spotted him in the water near the richmond-san rafael bridge. >> it was surreal. we saw them off the bow. we dropped the sail, came around for him, got him on board. >> the coast guard commander says the scouts saved the man's life. he's been drifting in 60 degree water for almost six hours. a santa rosa family says they are relieved after a judge ruled a 5-year-old girl will be alerannasditiont schl. it's a treatment for a rare form of epilepsy. she can attend public school and bring her medicine with her. it overrules the stance that

allowing her on campus violated federal laws that allowed her on the ground. the medicine is effective and a nurse administers it to her by mouth. >> within three to four minutes, it stops. before, we could have called 911 for a prolonged seizure, 15 minutes, an hour longer. this way, they can go on with their school day. >> the school district said they are pleased with the decision that provides them guidance on the issue of cannabis based medication on campus. a warning for parents, the amount of kids and teens vaping in marin county doubled in two years. they are addressing a state survey that tracked vaping among seventh, ninth graders. the largest increase was 11th graders from 10% to 25%. these numbers reflect a national trend. the board of supervisors is considering following other

counties and banning the sales of vaping products. an organization known for rescuing and caring for abused animals, especially chickens is known for the conditions. abc 7 news anchor reports from vacaville. >> this is one of the coops. we have two other barns to take the chickens. >> reporter: the animal place's jessica miller took us on a tour of what used to be their rescue ranch in rual vacaville. >> i have only seen this place full of life. it's sad. >> reporter: in the past, thousands of chickens rescued from inhumane conditions across the state would be brought here. >> you open the crates and they come flooding out and start dust basting and spreading their wings and just being chickens.

>> reporter: unfortunately, there's excessive caring for uwards of 2,000 chickens at a time, ran into zoning regulations that forbid more than 100 animals at one time. they put it up for sale and moved the animals to a larger, 600 acre site in grass valley. they still want a second facility to carry out their primary mission. >> socialize them. rehabilitate them and adopt them to loving homes. >> reporter: they are looking for a new location. one is close to petaluma to allow them to care for more animals and have visitors. >> we are trying to raise money. we are a nonprofit. we depend on the ps support. we need the support of our community more than ever. >> they are looking to raise $1.5 million for the property. most will come from the sale of the old site.

they need at least $150,000 in donations to make up the difference. >> i know we will get back up and running again. in the east bay, protests outside wells fargo and jpmorgan chase banks. abc 7 news was in oakland at wells fargo on lakeshore avenue. protesters raised several issues saying the for profit prison. they operate some detention centers. customers can take action for their money. >> people that bank with us aren't doing anything wrong. move your money into a credit uniyor or bank they will use your money for things you don't support. >> wells fargo say, in part, we do not, as a corporation take position on public policy that do not directly affect our company's ability to serve customers and support team

members. >> sunday morning, waking up to basically clear conditions around san francisco. we are going to see plenty of sunshine, the weather changing rapidly. here is live doppler 7. you can see fog along the coast. quarter mile visibility around half-moon bay. the sun comes up at 6:58, setting at 7:04. welcome to fog. as we look at the pacific northwest, there's a system that is allowing for the temperatures to remain pretty much where they were yesterday, on the cooler side of average. how about that 45 in santa rosa? 48 in navato. 52 in freemont. check it out. you have a view here from the tower camera. that means, obviously, not obstructed from the fog. we have a good vantage point. the winds are going to kick up.

the cameras should be shaking by sunset. a fire watch goes into effect tonight through tuesday. that means an offshore flow develops and going to allow for much warmer temperatures. slightly warmer tomorrow and by tuesday, wednesday and thursday, we could be flirting with triple digits inland. the fire watch for the upper elevations, above 1,000 feet. you can see the areas highlighted here, 15-20 miles per hour. the downsloping winds that allow for warmer conditions and the sea breeze cut off unless you are right at the coast. because of this, low relative humidity and the fires could spread rapidly, if we see any. be awfully individuvigilant. we are going start this animation. by noon, the colors offshore. breezy winds, around the bay, the winds are beginning to kick up. if you look at the direction the arrow is pushing toward the coast. that means the offshore flow,

9:00 monday morning and through monday night. still looking at those variable winds. upper elevations looking at the breezy conditions. in terms of temperatures monday, yes, we are in the 60s in san francisco. back to the low 90s inland. by tuesday, warmer. look at the reds coming into play. by wednesday, one of the warmest days, upper 90s and 70 s around the coast. we'll be watching that closely today. notice how comfortable it is in santa clara, 77. mountainview, 74. san francisco, 64. breezy to windy at the coast, plenty of sun. 76 in vallejo. on the east bay, nice. upper 60s for youon city. head inland and the 80s trying to retreat into the sacramento valley pleasant with mid-80s around

concord and san ramon. mid-60s for the game. the seven day forecast, featuring the coolest day today download the accuweather today. gusty winds in upper elevations and temperatures stay warm all week. looks like friday, things are beginning to flow. >> cool and clear this morning. compared to yesterday, socked in. >> new season, once again, things change. >> first day of fall. thanks. a very special night for young patients at kaiser hospital in oakland. abc 7 news was there. they got ready for an evening of music and dancing. last night was the annual toer cldnbleo go tht and their own school proms of chronic ill >> as they areheir they don't

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good morning. it is 5:30. we are going start this half hour with meteorologist lisa argen who is here to explain the big week of temperatures. >> we had a cool day yesterday, a lot of fog to start out. visibility is zero in half-moon bay. the fog is not making its way across the bay. the winds are light, but going to switch tonight. that's why the national weather service issued a fire weather watch tonight through tuesday. upper elevations will be highlighted for gusty, downsloping winds, degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. the cool air settling into the valleys. 7:00, in the 50s to near 60. by noontime, sunny, breezy at

the coast. low 60s there, upper 60s inland. by the afternoon, low to mid-80s. a pleasant afternoon inland valleys with 60s around the ton those winds and we are going to talk about majortea h week ahead. kate? >> thanks, lisa. imfexuaacana ug hcungsi assault testify before judiciary committee on tuesday. two sources close to the talks confirmed a deal before abc news. the date was ironed out after days of negotiations between th. happening tonight, members of the political activism group, orchard city indivisible will hold a committee in a vote of solidarity for blasey ford. volunteers gathered at snake and butterfly chocolate factory to make posters for the event. >> i feel it is appalling the

way she's been treated, as she has come forward. it's been difficult, i think, for people in the community to see that people in power are bullying somebody who has come forward with sexual assault and allegations. >> the vigil starts at 8:00 tonight at the intersection of elcamino real and embarcadero in palo alto. judiciary member dick durbin joins this week. you can watch the full interview on "this week with gorge stephanopoulos" this morning. new limits on green cards and visas. it would make it more available for food stamps and medicaid to stay in the country. the secretary of homeland

security says it would ensure they are not likely to become burdens on taxpayers. they call it an effort to cut legal immigration without going through congress. this week, lawmakers will take up a bill on airplane seat sizes. the proposal requires faa to set a minimum requirement for the airlines. the goal is to improve some passenger health and well being by providing more needed leg room. they would ban airlines from bumping passengers who boarded a plane. an alert about bart today. several stations are closed for track repairs. no trains between west oakland and 19th street. buses will take you between. there is no bus at leerit this is the fourth and final weekend for all of these track repairs. san francisco police have a

new state of the art training simulator. it is integrating it into the use of force classes. it's so realistic recruits and officers say it's like being out on the streets. vic lee got a look at how it all works. >> reporter: active shooters in a courthouse. several people shot, including a sheriff's deputy. a funman uses a hostage as a shield. it's one of 200 role play scenarios they are using in the virtual training simulator. scenarios that require split-second decisions. >> we really deter from excessive force and deter from not using enough force. there's a happy medium we are looking for. >> reporter: the old simulator had four screens, this has five that projects a 360 degree world. >> i can do a courthouse

scenario or critical scenario with shooting with a bell in the back, cell phones going off, kids screaming. i didn't have that in the old one. >> reporter: now it's my turn to stri the simulator. i'm having a hard time getting the gun out of the holster. >> there's a button there. see it? perfect. >> reporter: this scenario, a homeowner is upset that his neighbor is in his house. his daughter calls 911. >> police department. >> reporter: we go inside the house. there's a man in a wheelchair with a gun. i fired off five rounds, all of them hit the suspect. >> i would ask you, what did you see, what did you do, why did you do it? >> reporter: i didn't realize i fired five shots. one important thing you learn here, critical incidents escalate in a nanosecond, also critical, your training.

vic lee, abc 7 news. >> really interesting. we have lots more coming up on abc 7 morning. a bay area woman reunites with her little brother who didn't know she existed. how they ended up back together again. a live look at beautiful downtown san francisco. you can see, per usual, the sales force tower aglow.

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community wildfire safety program. we're working now, to enhance our weather forecasting capabilities, building a network of new weather stations to identify when and where extreme wildfire conditions may occur, so we can respond faster and better. we're installing cutting edge technology to provide real-time mapping and tracking of weather patterns. and we use this information in partnership with first responders and california's emergency response systems. to learn more about the community wildfire safety program and how you can help keep your home and community safe, visit pge.com/wildfiresafety an emotional an east bay woman. she reunited with her brother more than 40 years after they

separated as kids. they were so young, he didn't realize he had a sister. >> he was just 2 1/2 years old found crying outside a theater inside seoul, south korea. nearby, a little girl was 4 and found outside a market. she was found saying she has no parents, take her to the nearest police station. both would be adopted by parents in america. this is the mom who adopted justin. >> we found justin in a magazine with this cute little face. >> reporter: he was raised in se lem, oregon with four siblings. little did he know his sister was raised in northern california with her new family. now, both in their late 30s, they took dna tests with 23 and me. she thought he remembered having a brother.

she was 4. he never knew he had a sibling. then the match. justin and his family, waiting at the airport in salem. this is the moment they see each other for the first time. >> i knew about him all this time, i never thought i would meet him. amazing. it's like we came from the same parents, which is blowing my mind. >> justin's mother with a hug for the sister. >> as a mom, of an adopted child, i could not have planned a better gift to give justin than this. >> reporter: checking in with us. >> hi, david. this is renee. >> reporter: telling us, knowing how close her brother is has changed her. >> knowing that justin is just a phone call or text or e-mail away or a short flight away, it has changed the way i see myself in the world. >> reporter: and justin sending this. >> the first time i saw my

sister, my heart absolutely melted. >> reporter: renee and justin, a brother and sister reunited. >> i thought i was alone in the world and i was content with that. but -- >> now you're stuck with me. see how much of a pest i am? >> you can see they have an instant connection. >> yeah. cute. i know we have a busy week in weather. >> yeah, certainly. later tonight, a fire weather watch goes into effect with gusty, offshore winds. today, if you liked yesterday, we are going experience similar temperatures. the winds are going to be gusty at the coast. it's calm. we are not too breezy, yet. 51 in san ramon. 40s in the south bay. we'll talk about the winds and the temperature in my forecast.

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♪i am beautiful in every single way♪ ♪words, can't bring me down♪ welcome back. in sports today, big road games for the 49ers and raiders against undefeated teams. the niners versus the chiefs and raiders against the dolphins. they kick off at 10:00 this morning. last night, stanford rallies for a huge overtime win in eugene over 20 oregon. we have the highlight in this mornings sports. good morning, sports fans. chris alvarez here. seven stanford and 20 oregon,

just when you thought it was over, think again. we'll show you the oregon duck riding on the motorcycle. that's cool. ducks up. this was a huge play. jaylen gets the reverse. the end zone. his foot hit the pile on, therefore, he's out of balance. what do you know? a few plays later, oregon an third and goal. bad snap. he goes 80 yards the other way for a touchdown. so, a possible 31-7 game is now 24-14. the momentum clearly on the side of the cardinal. into the end zone, 22 of 89 yards here. all of a sudden, a three-point game. 24-21. they got the ball back fourth in one. where is bryce love? not on this play. scarlett stopped. ducks ball. oregon goes the other way. they get a short touchdown here. they are up 10 with 4:30 to go.

the game was not over. stanford responds in a minute, boom, boom, boom, down the field. we are within three again. one more first down and oregon wins it. instead, c.j.burdell trying to get the extra yard, fumbles the ball. stanford has it. jet toner sends this to overtime. we are tied up, 31-all. stanford gets the first in overtime. costello, his third touchdown pass. this time col bee parkinson. what kind of play was that? 38-31. he misses in passes. picked off. stanford somehow wins this game. they are 4-0 to open the season. >> what kind of poisedilayed by? >> none in the first half. we didn't do our jobs very well in the first half. all i told them at halftime, don't be surprised in the fourth quarter if it's a tight game.

do our jobs and play well. i tell you what, our runningback is special. we didn't play well. if he gets enough opportunities, he makes plays. i think justin is phenomenal, phenomenal. he is special. >> you have a win like this, it shows the type of people on the team. it refers back to training. coach turley, the program that came over the summer this year. fall back on your training. the as are playing their final season. after saturday, seven games remaining in the season. the question, can they catch the yankees and host that wild card playoff? how about matt chapman. the defensive clinic, per usual. look at this play. that's glovely. the out at first. give him a gold glove now. marcus, two-run shot.

2-1 in the seventh. single to left. comes in racing around third and we are all tied up. bottom of nine, two outs. the wild pitch. here comes stephen, the as walk off with their tenth win of the year. 3-2. they can clinch a playoff spot with a win or rays loss today. giants reserve to play a role in the spoiler. garcia, looping to center. harrison can't handle it. hunter pence, hanson, they score, 3-2 game. rodriguez had a two-run lead on the mound. couldn't hang on to it. deep shot to left. tied at four. go into extras. bonus baseball. hung a breaking ball. there it goes. out of the yard. tyler o'neil takes advantage. cardinals walk off with a 5-4 win in ten innings. the niners and chiefs,

raiders at the dolphins, we'll have the highlights later on abc 7. good morning to you. first day of fall and waking up to cool conditions. 40s in the north bay due to the clear sky and certainly a cooler air mass overhead. here is live, doppler 7. foggy conditions at the coast. elsewhere, not so much. this system, as it passes to the north and east of us, provides a wind shift tonight. that's going to bring warmer weather and gusty offshore winds tonight. look at half-moon bay. very foggy there. one mile visibility in santa rosa. the fog is close t the ground and it is cooler this morning, anywhere from 2-6 degrees cooler. we are going stick with that persistence. a change today, except the winds tonight. sfo 54. 56 in san jose. you can see the city skyline

here, so it is clear out there mostly around the city with 48 santa rosa. napa and navato, 48. we'll be looking at that clear later today. sunny skies, breezy at the coast. fire weather watch tonight through tuesday. much warmer weather, tuesday, wednesday and thursday with temperatures in the upper 90s inland. if you are headed to the coast, look how cool with upper 50s from ocean beach to half-moon bay. the winds are picking up as well. 70 in santa cruz with clearing skies. as we go through the evening hours, the winds are kicking up along the coast. above 1,000 feet we are looking at the gusty, northerly winds. it brings on low humidity and the possibility of fires in the north bay. we hope not. if we see anything begin, it could spread quickly because of the winds.

the winds, upper elevations, 15-25 miles an hour from the north to east bay. you can see the direction but that will change. we are going see the dry winds moving in from the east later on tonight. the wind profile, you can notice at the coast, still those colors through tonight and that means gusty offshore, breezy around the bay. the direction is what we are concerned about here. offshore, then you go up 1,000 or 1500 feet and the winds get gustier. that's why we have the fire weather watch. in terms of high temperatures today, pleasant, low 60s in the city with low 70s in palo alto. below average, we should see low 80s this time of year in the north bay and south bay. tonight, back to 40s. clear conditions. notice the breezy winds, upper elevations and the accuweather seven day forecast, featuring the coolest day of the week today. tomorrow, warmer by seven degrees inland and five degrees around the bay and 70s at the

coast by tuesday and wednesday. right through the week is not going to be until friday when we get those offshore winds to come back into play. download the accuweather app to track it. >> a lot of us like that warm, fall weather. all of this fire danger, we have gone up. watch out. okay. thanks, lisa. coming up, a birthday bash for an east bay city. the special theme for this year's event and the time to check

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24, 44, 45 and the ball 5. nobody picked them all, so that increases to $8 million. a chance to get out and be active in san jose, the city of department parks and recreation will close seven miles of city streets to walk, bike, skate, do whatever you want, except no electric scooters are allowed. this is part of the celebration through some of san jose's most iconic neighborhoods. it starts at 10:00 this morning on monterey road. a birthday celebration for a city in the east bay. today is the final chance to check out newark days. so, this is actually video from the parade yesterday. the celebration happened every year since the city was incorporated in 1955. this year's theme is interesting. it is a wizard's world with

harry potter stuff. the event continues at the community park and community center. next on abc 7 mornings at 6:00 a.m., rocks and bottles thrown at officers. what happened in the east bay overnight? also, bart passengers evacuated. the problem that filled up a station with smoke.

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o much joining us. it is sunday, september 23rd, i'm kate larsen in for carolyn tyler this morning. lisa argen is keeping track of a changing weather pattern. clear this morning. >> we have fog at the coast, kate, but live doppler 7 shows that's where it is confined at the shoreline. we'll check out visibility in a moment. otherwise, yes, it's a switch. we have the cool air in place and fog allowing visibility, less than a quarter mile in half-moon bay. it is foggy in petaluma and napa. temperatures, look at the 40s from santa rosa to navato. 50s in oakland. 60 in los gatos. here is the forecast. plenty of sunshine coming up