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 before 7:00. by the afternoon, clear, but the

wind isthey are still on shore. numbers, low to mid-80s inland, 70s and the bay. tonight, a fire weather watch e. i'll explain what that means, how long it lasts and how warm for the week ahead, coming up. >> thanks, lisa. new overnight, police had to tow several cars after a side show. the department shared these photos of 42nd avenue and interstate 880. officers dealt with with a large live show. there were different locations in east oak lavnd. it happened around 1:30 this morning. police say people were throwing the crowd was firing gunshots. it's unclear if arrests were sc civic station bart center. passengers had to evacuate, some leaving all their stuff behind after the station filled with smoke. katie explains whatell phone

video, bart passengers evacuating the civic center station as it filled with smoke. >> a bunch of smoke. >> a lot of smoke on this. >> reporter: san francisco fire responded shortly after 5:00 to find people scurrying up the stairs to market street. >> strollers, bicycles, personal property. we found a teddy bear down there. the police are trying to get it back to its owner. >> reporter: this was the scene, once the smoke cleared. >> i think it could have been anything. it could have been fire. i see writing on there, so it could be, i don't know something graffiti related. it looks like fire. >> reporter: the culprit, a ceramic insulator that supported the electrified third rail. >> more of flash. the insulator failed, makes a lot of noise and light and smoke. but, it's brief. nothing is actually burning.

>> reporter: bart engineers are working to replace the insulator. the sign says generic east bay because they will face a bus fridge where they are doing track maintenance in west oakland. several delays this weekend. after the smoke dissipated, the track was checked and service resumed. no one was injured. >> thanks, katie. chp is looking for anyone who may have witnessed a freeway shooting that injured a man and a service dog. it happened friday night. the man is out of the hospital. carlos reports the dog's future is now in dou.ulletragmentsneck. front of thee de. the reporte wounds are fresh for david of san leandro, driving eastbound on interstate 980 near 580 around 7:30 friday

night when bullets struck his car, shattering windows. 4-year-old layla, who he was dog sitting. >> next to me, the bullets entering the side. she probably took them before they got to me. >> reporter: layla, a service dog was shot twice. the dog is recovering, but feared paralyzed. >> she can't feel pain in her legs or must've her tail. >> reporter: 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 my heart. the thing is, it's costing an extreme amount of money for one and a half days, over $5,000. >> we have to make a decision. right now, i don't know if either of us are ready to make a decision. >> reporter: while chp investigates the shooting, time

ant a miracle, yiskedo get up a today. >> reporter: they set up a gofundme page to help with veterinarian costs. in the meantime, witnesses are encouraged to come forward by contacting chp. abc 7 news. a berkeley store owner is expected to recover from a shooting. abc 7 news was at the sacramento market yesterday. a store clerk says the owner was caught in the cross fire when a suspect opened fire on another man who walked into the business. the owner was shot twice in the torso. fortunately, survived. so far, police have not announced arrests. supreme court nominee, brett kavanaugh and the woman accusing him of sexual assault are expected to testify before the n news.y clo t t t yesterday afternoon,

christine blasey ford agreed to testify. the date was ironed out afterward between her attorneys and the committee. some of the details are in the works. it's expected negotiations will continue later today like the order of appearance. tonight, members of the political activism group orchard city vigil will hold a vigil in a show of solidarity for ford. we have reaction to dr. ford agreeing to tell her story. >> dr. christine blasey ford will tell her story, which accused brett kavanaugh of sexual assault while in high school. mike pence promising the hearings will be fair. >> the president and i are confident that senate republicans will manage this confirmation properly with the utmost respect. judge brett kavanaugh will soon be justice brett kavanaugh. >> democratic political

strategist, christine pelosi is surprised brett kavanaugh is in the running. >> any other president would have withdrawn the nomination. this one won't because he wants to break the metoo movement. >> if it was as bad as she said, charges would have been filed by either her or her loving parents. >> really appalling the way she's been treated. >> she supports dr. ford. she and other members of orchard city indivisible will hold a vigil sunday night, a show of solidarity. >> my wish for her is she can feel there are people across this country who cares about her well being, wants her to be safe and supportive. >> reporter: that candle light vigil will be sunday night from 8:00 to 9:00 p.m. near elcamino real and embarcadero road. abc 7 news. this is video of preparation for the vigil.

volunteers gathered at snake and butterfly chocolate factory to make posters for the event. the vigil is set for 8:00 tonight in palo alto. a san francisco woman is behind a fund raising drive to put a full-page ad in the new york times. it's in support of christine blasey ford similar to one ran 27 years ago in support of anita hill. >> we follow in their footsteps and ask male allies to do the same, step up and get behind the women and anita hill and now dr. ford. >> in 1991, 1600 african-american women signed "the new york times" ad in support of hill. harris wants 1600 men to sign the ad she is planning. she's raised $60,000 of the $150,000 goal. abc 7 is staying on top of the developments in this story with

this push alert yesterday about blasey ford agreeing to testify before the senate committee. you can get alerts like this when you download the abc 7 news app. hundreds of people raised a half million dollars to help children around the world. these are scenes from the second annual sun receive gala in san francisco last night. it will support saving the lives of the most vulnerable children. audrey hepburn spent her life as a good will ambassador. yesterday, her granddaughter attended the event. >> the amount of money they are able to raise and the aid they are able to provide in countries is really something that, you kn know, i aspire to help in new and innovative ways. >> it is everyone's obligation. all of our children are all of our children, no matter where they are born, no matter where they have gone and how they have gotten there. >> more than half a million

dollars were raced during last night's event. looks like a lot of fun and, of course, a great cause. lisa is here for a really important update on this week's weather. >> that's right. today is going to become, for most of us, comfortable temperatures, not as warm as you would like. then we are going the extreme, with a 180, not only warm, but hot and high fire danger. so, things really switching around after the weekend. it is clear in the city. 54 down toup. 40s in the north bay and foggy in parts of the bay. where? i'll let you know with the full accuweather seven day forecast, coming up. >> thanks, lisa. a warning for parents. the tobacco product that more teens are turning to. check this out. a really big banana split. the record t

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new this morning, investigators say embers from a fireplace sparked a house fire in walnut creek around 5:30 last night. the embers from the fireplace landed on the wood shingle roof and that caused the fire to spread to the attic. they were able to get the fire under control quickly and nobody was hurt. fema will provide nearly $4 million to rebuild a fire station that burned down in last october's fire.

according to democrats, funding and insurance payment of $5 million will ensure they can replace the fire station. fema committed $1 million in funding. a group of north bay officials, including chris christie lobbied d.c. for the money. major recognition for young sailors who rescued a stranded kayaker. it happened in the water off rich monld. the commander of san francisco projected members of the sea scout program with honors yesterday. the kids heard a coast card broadcast about the missing kayaker, then they spotted the kayaker in the water near the san rafael bridge. >> it was surreal. late at night, 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 had been drinking in the 60-degree water almost six hours. a family is relieved after a judge ruled a 5-year-old girl will be able to take her cannabis based medication at school. it's treatment for a rare form of epilepsy. she can continue going to school and take her medicine with her. it overrules the law that it violated the laws that banned that type of drug on school drugs. the medicine is effective and the nurse administers it by mouth. >> within three to four minutes it stops. before, we would have been calling 911 for a prolonged seizure, 15 minutes, an hour or longer. this way, they can go on with their school day. >> the school district is pleased with the decision since it provides them with guidance on the issue of cannabis based medication on campus. a warning for parents. the amount of kids and teens

vaping in marin county more than doubled in two years. county health officials are addressing a state survey that tracked vaping among seventh and ninth and 11th graders. the largest increase was among 11th graders. it reflects a national trend. marin's board of supervisors is considering following other counties and banning the sale of vaping products. in the east bay, a protest outside wells fargo and jpmorgan banks. abc 7 news was in oakland at the wells fargo on lakeshore avenue. protesters raised several issues, including the wells fargo finances for profit prison corporations. they operatemmigration detense centers. customers can take action with the money. >> people that bank with us aren't doing anything intentionally wrong.

move your money into a credit uniyor where your money isn't used for things you don't support. wells fargo released a statement about the protest. we do not, as a position on issues that do not affect our ability to serve customers and support team members. they suggested protesters raise their concerns with government officials. sunday morning. good morning to you. we have dense fog at the coast. elsewhere, a clear start. here is live, doppler 7. you can see the fog lined up from the san mateo coast. a little along the marin coast. we are waking up to cool, fall-like temperatures, compliments of a system moving to the north of us that brought more fog yesterday. as we get to the other side, winds are going to shift. we are looking at a warm pattern. right now, visibility, a quarter of a mile in half-moon bay, a mile in napa.

elsewhere, looking at clear skies. chilly, five degrees cooler this morning than yesterday in mountainview. santa rosa, is nine degrees cooler in the 40s. you can see a few high clouds there. it's a pretty start in the east bay. a nice afternoon. 50s right now from san francisco to san jose. it's 45 in morgan hill and 50 with the fogt the coast. here is emeryville. temperatures are setting up mid to upper 40s from santa rosa, napa and navato. east bay, low to mid-50s from livermore to concord. here is a look from the tower camera. the sun coming up before 7:00. w'll look for pleasant day, but it will be breezy in san francisco and windy along the coast. a little fog out there. lots of sunshine, though. the fireer i bye weather servi going into effect late tonight into tuesday. temperatures will warm.

relative humidity will decrease. we are hoping for not any fire starts. it is a possibility with the higher elevations with those offshore winds and the temperatures flirting with 100 degrees inland. here is the highlighted area. by clear lake, geyserville, mainly above 1,000 feet, north winds, 25 miles an hour. gusts higher than that through tuesday. if you are spending time in the north bay, a cooler day. 80 degrees in santa rosa by 4:00. we look at monday temperatures, much warmer. 10 degrees warmer for most of you in the north and east bay. back to the 90s tuesday. mid-90s, stays less. getting warm at the coast coast. upper 90s inland. today, you enjoy 77. 75 closer to the c tota san ra. east bay, 72. hayward, we have 85 in walnut

creek. the seven day forecast, the coolest day of the week, today. download the accuweather app and notice we warm up quickly. the offshore flow taking hold and staying with us for the week. cools off next friday. >> maybe nice for those of us who want to thaw out. the firefighters, we have to be so careful about fires. >> totally. good advice. >> thanks. it was a special night for young patients at kaiser hospital in oakland. abc 7 news was there. many of them got ready for an evening of museic and dancing. last night was the annual pediatric prom night and brought together children not able to go to their own proms because of chronic illness. >> as they battle their illness, they don't feel safe going to their own prom. it is a pivotal experience in their life. this is our opportunity to celebrate our kids and let them

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it is 6:29. thanks for getting up with us on this sunday morning. we are going start this half hour with weather. lisa argen is here to explain a mixed forecast this week. >> yeah, that's right. good morning to you. waking up to a lot of sunshine from the east bay hills camera. a beautiful view. official sunrise in less than 30 minutes. boy, we are waiting for that. it is spectacular around the bay. here at the is foggy. 54, san francisco. san jose, 50. there's a little bit of fog for you. isn't this cool as you look through the city and the holes. you can see the transamerica peer yad. 46 in navato and 53 in livermore. patchy fog, cooler this morning.

3-9 degrees cooler. fe feels like fog. this afternoon is temperate. through 11:00, in the 70s. clear, breezy on the coast. by 3:00, 80s arriving around fairfield and danville. 60s around the bay and a wind shift with high fire danger headed our way and warm temperatures for much of this week. i'll detail it for you in a few minutes. supreme court nominee, brett kavanaugh and the woman accusing him of sexual assault are set t thursday. two sources close to the talks confirmed the deal with abc news. the date was ironed out after days of negotiations between blasey ford's attorneys and the committee. tonight, members of orchard city indivisible will hold a candlelight vigil in palo alto in a show after 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 has 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 allegations. >> the vigil starts at 8:00 at the intersection of real. as negotiations continue on, judiciary member dick durbin will join this week. you can watch that interview on "this week with gorge stephanopoulos" on abc 7. new this morning, president trump is proposing new limits on green cards and visas.

the proposed rule would make it more difficult for imgranlts that benefit from food stamps and medicaid to stay in the country. the plan promotes self-sufficiency for immigrants and ensure they are not likely to become tax burdens on taxpayers. however, immigrant advocates call it cutting illegal immigration without going through congress. lawmakers will take up a bill about airline seat sizes. they would set minimum requirements for seats to promote health and well being by providing much needed leg room and prevent them from bumping passengers who already boarded a plane. an alert if you plan to ride bart today. several stations are closed for track repairs. no stations running between 19th and lake merit. there will be buses to take through. there is no bus ser visit at

the only way is to use the bus from the 19th street station. this is the fourth and final weekend for the track repairs. san francisco police have a new state of the art training simulator. the department is integrating it into the use of force classes. it's so realistic recruits and officers say it's almost like being out on the streets. ab abc 7 news reporter, 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 gunman uses a hostage as a shield. it's one of 200 role play scenarios san francisco police are using in their virtual training simulator. scenarios that require split second decisions. >> we really deter from excessive force and also deter from not using enough force so there's a happy medium we are looking for.

>> the old simulator had one large screen in front. this has five zrescreens that project a virtual world. noise blares from six speakers. >> i can do a courthouse scenario or school shooting where i have a constant bell in the back. i didn't have that in the old one. >> reporter: now it's my turn to try the simulator. >> see, it's made for you. >> reporter: i'm having a hard time getting the gun out of the holster. >> hit that button. there's a button there. see it? perfect. >> reporter: this scenario, a homeowner is upset a neighbor is in his house. there's a man in s 911. 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, critical incidents can escalate in a nanosecond, also critical, your training. vic lee, abc 7 news. we are more ahead on abc mornings. a woman reunites with her little brother that didn't know he existed. how they ended up separates and back together again. here is a live look from our cam. a beautiful silhouette with the clouds and sunrise. lisa argen is going to have the

an emotional reunion for an east bay woman. she reunited with her brother 30 years after they were separated as kids. they were so young, he didn't realize he had a sister. >> reporter: he was 2 1/2 years old found crying outside a theater in seoul, south korea. a mile away, a little girl, 4, found in a market, being sold, too. police would find a note saying she has no parents, please take her to the nearest police station. both children would be adopted by parents in america. this is the mom who adopted justin. >> we actually found justin in a

magazine with this cute face. >> reporter: justin was raised in salem, oregon with four siblings. his big sister raised in california. now, both in their late 30s, they took dna tests with he dman23e. remembered having a brother. she was just 4. he didn't know he had a sibling at all. the family waiting at the airport in salem. this is the moment they see each other for the first time. >> i knew about him all the time, i just never thought i'd ever meet him, so, this is really amazing. we c parents, which is blowing my mind. >> justin's mother with a hug for his 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 changed her. >> knowing that justin is a phone call, text or e-mail away or a short flight away, it has really changed the way that i see myself in the world. >> reporter: and justin, sending this. >> the first time that 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 w that. but -- >> now you are stuck with me. see how much of a pest i am? >> i love seeing that connection. there was ins chemistry. we are going to see so many types of these stories with genealogy and dna tests.

>> sibling rivalry begins. >> thanks, lisa. you have a lot going on in the weather department. >> things are changing. feels like fall. a live look outside. a cool shot with fog in the distance. how about the 43-degree temperature in navato. feeling like summer, i got a tweet from a friend in palo alto. i'll straighten it out in the seven day forecast. >> looking forward to that. a top 20 showdown with stanford and oregon. the

this is a nice shot to wake up to. that is mt. diablo with a beautiful, fiery sunrise and the clouds. you can see the twinkling lights of the east bay below. lisa has more about that later. first, we are going to talk about sports. dolphins. game for the raiders it kicks off at 10:00 this morning. last night, a huge overtime win in eugene over number 20, oregon. we have the highlights in this mornings sports. >> good morning, sports fans.

chris alvarez here. what a game you saw here on abc 7. number 7, stanford and number 20, oregon. just when you think it was over, we are going to skip the first half. ducks up 24-7. this was a huge play. gets the reverse. goes into the end zone. they go to review. his foot hit the pile on, he is out of bounds. what do you know? a few plays later, bad snap. he goes 80 yards the other way for a touchdown, so a possible 31-7 game is4-14.mentum the cardinal after three and out. bryce love gets id.ar here. all of a sudden, a three-point game. 24-21. they got it back. fourth in one from the oregon 30. where is bryce love? not on this play. cameron scarlett.

ducks ball. oregon gos the other way. up ten with 4:30 to go. the game was not over. stanford responds in just over a minute. boom, boom, boom, down the field to whiteside. we are within three again. one more first down and oregon wins it. instead c.j.burdell fumbles the ball. williams punches it out. stanford has it. toner sends this to overtime. tied, 31-all. stanford gets the ball first. kos till l costello. what kind of play was that? 38-31. herbert misses passes in overtime more than all game. he's picked off. stanford somehow wins1.ey are 4. >> none in the first half. we didn't do our jobs well in

the first half. all i told them at halftime, don't be surprised in the middle of the fourth quarter if it's a tight game. play our game and do well. our runningback is special. we didn't play well. if he gets the opportunity, he makes special plays. i think herbert is phenomenal. phenomenal. our quarterback is special, too. >> you have a win like this, come back and shows the type of people we have on the team. it refers back to our training. coach turley, the program that came over the summer this year. fall back on your training. the as are playing their final weekend of the home schedule. after saturday, seven games remaining in the season. the question, can they catch the yankees and host that playoff yun twinges, as fans raising them right. how about matt chapman. the defensive clinic, per usual. look at this play.

it's glovely. give him a gold glove now. he covers a tremendous amount of grounld. 2-1. in the seventh. singles to left. comes in racing around third. we are all tied up. bottom nine, two outs. the wild pitch. here comes stephen, the a's walk up with their tenth win of the year. 3-2. they can clinch a playoff spot with a win today. giants reserved to play in the top seven, 2-1. garcia looping to seventh. can't handle it. hunter pence, score in the 3-2 game. rodriguez had a two-run lead on the mound. couldn't hang on to it. molina, to left, tied at four. we go into extras. bonus baseball. hung a breaking ball. there it gos. tyler o'neil takes advantage.

the cardinals walk off with a 5-4 win. a busy day of nfl action today. niners and chiefs. we'll have the highlights tonight later on abc 7. announcer: now, your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good sunday morning to you. waking up to a mix of fog and sunshine out there. here is live doppler 7. the fog is at the shoreline. there's a couple fingers of it moving across the bay. live doppler 7 shows a weak weather system north of us. it moves north and east of us today. that will provide a wind shift tonight, bringing high fire danger through much of the upcoming workweek. half mile visibility in napa. a mile inrosa eight drgs cooler. 40s in the north bay. look at this. from sfo, cool shot here with

planes there. sun and also that finger of fog there. 54 san francisco, oakland. san jose, mid-50s. clear there. walnut creek, a few nava toe checking in at 43 degrees. 56 in concord and finally from the camera, the compressed marine layer in the distance. there's not much of it this morning. we still will see the on shore flow, the westerly winds throughout the day, keeping it chilly at the coast. sunny skies, breezy at the beaches. fire weather watch tonight, tomorrow, into tuesday. possibly, into the middle of the week as temperatures soar. relative humidity decreases and the offshore winds get going in the upper elevations. here is the fire weather watch for about 1,000 feet up where you are seeing the highlighted

area. it will arrive late in the night tonight. it's not going to recover. we get the recovery with the higher humidity in the morning. as we dry out monday and tuesday, we are going to see those winds increase. it's a recipe for danger. you know that. right now, upper elevations. winds are gusty out of the north, 20-25 miles an hour. really a northwesterly component. as we go through the next 24 hours, they switch to the offshore component. they stay gusty off the coast. look at the direction, they are out of the northeast. that's the offshore downsloping direction that allows for quick warming, dry conditions. as we take you to the afternoon in the coliseum, a sunny afternoon. a nice day today with temperatures in the mid-60s. elsewhere around the bay, cool at the coast. 59 half-moon bay. 77 in freemont. 80 in napa with numbers slightly cooler in the south bay. 78 in san jose. tonight, the winds kick up and the higher elevations, 40s and

50s. the accuweather seven day forecast, one of the coolest days. you can see the end of, the middle of next week looks cool. saturday, the middle of the weekend. we warm up quick, monday, tuesday, wednesday, mid-90s, fog thursday and friday. i want to say next weekend, kate, some of the models are hinting at presip into saturday morning. we are going from hot to perhaps some drizzle and mist by next week. >> good news in the sense we have fire danger midweek, but by the weekend maybe out of the woods. >> exactly. >> thanks, lisa. this is cool for history buffs. a century's old shipwreck has been discovered off the coast of portugal. divers found the shipwreck earlier this month. it is believed to have sunk between 1575 and 1625. now, on that ship,

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this is video from the newark days parade yesterday. the celebration happened every year since it was incorporated in 1955. this year's theme, it's a wizard world. maybe harry potter fans there. it continues today at the community center. it looks like they will have nice weather san jose and newark. sunny skies? >> yep, mid to upper 70s for knew wark and san jose. warm weather arriving tonight. takes us through midday thursday, then the fog is going to come back. warm at the coast. watching out for, perhaps new fires. hopefully not. today, comfortable in the 80s. >> thanks for joining us. i'm kate larsen along with lisa argen. abc 7 news continues at 9:00 a.m. good morning america is next.

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