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good morning bay area. good morning. thanks so much for joining us on this sunday. september 23 d. i'm daet larsen in for carolyn tier today. we'll start with lisa argen to talk about a funny week in temperatures. >> it's strange for san francisco to feel like summer. we're getting the fog, which is also summer-like. things will switch around for a lot of warmth in the next several days. mild visibility at the coast. you can see sun here.brge, 54 wn nt is feeling mild there.

54 half moon bay. you can see the gray from emeryville. a nice day on the way for you in the east bay. out of the 40s, this is a chilly start but up to 68 from our exploratorium camera, you can see not much of the marine layer left. the coast is going to warm up as well. 60s but breezy there. 70s around the bay. the last day of below average temperatures before a 180. kate? >> thanks, lisa. in developing news, the stage may not be set for a history making hearing in the u.s. senate. sources tell abc news that christine blasey ford cut a tentative deal to testify this we week. this is after days of back and forth discussion. david wright has the story. >> the senate judiciary's committee me too moment. a showdown likely to dominate the news all week long and one that threatens to polarize the country even more.

committee chair chuck grassley of iowa set a 2:30 deadline on saturday for dr. christine ford to commit to testify about her allegations. that judge brett kavanaugh sexually assaulted her in 1982 at a house party. allegations that he categorically denies. the latest in a series of deadlines, or else grassley says, the committee would proceed to a vote. at 2:17 an e-mail arrived from her lawyers, quote, dr. ford accepts the committee's request to provide her firsthand knowledge of brett kavanaugh's sexual misconduct next week. ford's attorney complained about the leaks and the bullying that tainted the process and made it clear negotiations are not finished yet. speaking to conservative activists at the values voters summit, vice president mike pence expressed confidence

kavanaugh would survive this. >> honestly, the waisome democrats conducted themselves during this process is a disgrace and a disservice to the senate and the american people. >> but ford's family and many others are demanding justice. >> they need to know what this man did in his youth so that he's held responsible. >> not since anita hill accused judge clarence thomas of sexual harassment a generation ago has a supreme court confirmation become such a lightning rod. if the thomas confirmation is any guide, the kavanaugh hearings could have political fallout far beyond the senate committee room. president trump insists he's not worried. >> brett kavanaugh, fantastic man. he was born for the u.s. supreme court. he was born for it. and it's going to happen. >> david wright, abc news, washington. >> tonight here in the bay area,

members of the political activism group orchard city indivisible will hold a candlelight advivigil. snake and butterfly chocolate factory in campbell to make posters for the event. >> i feel that it's really appalling the way that 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 allegations. >> the vigil starts at 8:00 tonight at the intersection of el camino real and embarcadero road in palo alto. a san francisco woman behind a fundraising drive to put a full page ad in "the new york times" in support of ford. >> we follow in her footsteps

and ask male allies to step up and have the courage to get behind the 1600 courageous women, to get behind anita hill and now dr. ford. >> in 1991, 1600 african american women signed "the new york times" ad in support of hill. so harris wants 1600 men to sign the ad weese planning. at last check, she's raised. yesterday, i sat down with christine pelosi. she's nancy pelosi's daughter and democratic political strategy. she's a former san francisco district attorney in the sexual abu abuse unit and worked in washington. she told me judge kavanaugh's process has been rushed. especially now that the assault allegations have the potential to derail the nomination. >> in a year of me too america, me too politics, me too sports, me too media, me too law, we're finding out that the supreme court justice nominee has a me

too problem. he is being accused of attempted rape. there is no statute of limitations on that charge. >> all right. so you might remember this magazine cover about nine months ago. time published their person of the year issue with a group of women dubbed the silence breakers who all in their own ways launched the me too movement. front and center is a woman who lives here in san francisco. she was sexually harassed at a work event and after that wrote a letter about it, assault in politics signed by 140 women. founder of the nonprofit, she's here joining us in studio. thank you for being here on this sunday morning. eye dam a, i wanted to ask you, when the conversation about dr. ford and judge kavanaugh sort of a he said/she said at this point, what do you make of that? >> it's interesting. we have another woman who has come forward about ear yus

allegations, but it's something we've seen with anita hill and clarence thomas. it's like we're having these conversations but almost like we're having them again. >> the controversy surrounding the allegations, how do you think if at all it's affecting the me too movement which you've been a big part of? >> i think that women are watching this really closely. we hope that the me too movement has made strides and in some ways it is. we think they're being believed. it's like a time warp. we're waiting to see if we learned anything in 27 years since the last hearing it happened at. >> president trump recently tweeted that he would like to see some sort of police reports from blasey ford. isn't this sort of at the heart of what women and survivors of sexual abuse have been trying to explain and get across? >> it really is. the onus is always on the victim

when they come forward. the pressure to prove, to say that -- show exactly what happened. this is exactly why women don't report. 2/3 are not reported. now you have the president of the united states using the twitter pulpit to tell a woman what she should have done at one of the worst moments in her life when she was 15 years old. it'sreprehensible. >> put yourself in a 15-year-old's shoe. do you want your parents to know you were at a party. you might be embarrass add the school and in front of your friends. there's so many reasons why women don't come forward. it doesn't make them less believable. >> it shouldn't. >> one last question. at what point can we or do we forgive someone? judge kavanaugh has strongly denied the allegations. he's not under investigation by any sort of law enforcement, including the fbi, that we know of. so innocent until proven guilty,

right? >> first of all, this isn't a court of law. what he's going through is a u.s. senate confirmation hearing. i think that we can have conversations about forgiveness and i think we should. the me too movement is not about throwing people away. but this isn't a forgiveness conversation. he's denied the accusations wholeheartedly. so that's not a conversation we can have with him. i've learned, changed, grown, evolved and i don't do that behavior anymore. >> okay. thank you so much for spending some time with us on this sunday morning. >> thanks for having me. >> okay. >> abc 7 is, of course, staying on top of all the developments with the judge kavanaugh confirmation hearings. we sent out this about blasea ford testifying. you can get alerts like this on your phone. you have to download the abc 7 news app. switching gears now. hundreds of people raised more than half a million dollars to help children around the world. these are scenes from the second

annual unicef gala san francisco last night. the money supports their work to save and improve the lives of the world's most vulnerable. the late granddaughter was at the event. >> the aid that they're able to provide in countries is really something that i aspire to help in new and innovative ways. >> this is everyone's obligation. because all of our children are all of our children. no matter where they're born, no matter where they've gone, no matter how they've gotten there. >> more than half a million dollars were raised at last night's event. a wonderful cause. it looks like a really fun party. there's a lot going on in the area today. people might want a jacket with them. >> the first official day of fall. it feels like it. breezy and lots of sunshine.

the fog is staying away. back to summer as soon as tomorrow. right now, it's 56 in san francisco. it is in the 60s in parts of the east bay and south bay. so we'll talk about a cool close to the weekend. but boy a warmup in store all coming up with the accuweather seven-day forecast. up next, a warning tore parents. tobacco products that more and more teens are turning

here is a live look at sutro tower. a beautiful shot. it's actually clearer today than yesterday. you can see there are clearly still pockets of clouds throughout the bay area. it looks just lovely surrounding sutro tower. lisa is going to have more of that in a few minutes. first, we want to talk about some new developing news overnight. oakland police actually towed 85 cars after a sideshow. the department shared these photos on twitter of the cars at 42nd avenue and interstate 880. officers dealt with the sideshow activity at different locations throughout east oakland. it happened about 1:30 this morning. police say that the people were throwing rocks and bottles at officers and the crowd was firing off gunshots. two people were arrested and unfortunately, two officers were injured. so we'll be following up on that throughout the day. new this morning, investigators say embers from a fireplace sparked a big house fire in walnut creek.cale glenn

last night. contra costa fire officials say it landed on the wood shingle roof and that caused the fire to spread to the attic. they were able to get it under control in an hour and a half and fortunately, nobody was hurt. fema will provide $4 million to rebuild a fire station that burned down in last october's fire in the north bay. according to the press democrat, the funding and an insurance payment of $5 million will ensure they can replace the fountain grove office. original originally, they committed $1 million in funding. they lobbied d.c. lawmakers for that money. there was major recognition for young sailors who rescued a stranded kayaker in the water 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 a missing kayaker. the lookouts spotted the kayaker in the water near the richmond-san rafael bridge. >> it was surreal. it was really late at night. saw him below bow. we dropped the sail, got him on board. >> the coast guard commander says the scouts saved the man's life. he had been drifting in the 60-degree water for almost six hours. a santa rosa family says they're relieved after a judge ruled a 5-year-old girl will be allowed to take her cannabis-based medication at school for treatment of a rare form of epilepsy. she can continue to go to public cool and it overrules the school -- public school and it overrules the -- it ban -- her mother says the medicine is effective and a nurse administers it to her by mouth. >> within three to four minutes it stops.

before we would have been calling 911 for a prolonged seizure, 15 minutes, an hour, longer. so this way they can go on with their school day. >> the school district is now actually saying that they're pleased with the decision. says it provides them with some sort of guidance on the issue of cannabis-based medicine on campus. a new warning for parents. the amount of kids and teens vaping in marin county has more than doubled in the past two years. county health officials are addressing a new state survey. it tracks vaping among 7th, 9th and 11th grader. the largest increase wasth graders from 10% to 25%. officials say the numbers reflect a national trend. the board of supervisors is considering following other counties and banning the sale of vaping products. howdy everyone. sunday morning waking up to some fog. also sunshine and certainly cool temperatures. we had low 40s earlier in the

north bay. here's a look at live doppler 7. more fog still clinging to the coast. a few patches over the bay. as we look live this morning from our sutro tower camera, you can see all the fog there. but it will evaporate. it's going to be a cool afternoon. 61 in mountain view. 60 in san jose. mid-50s half moon bay and sunny shot from the east bay hills camera atop vollmer peak. it's going to be a beautiful afternoon. i think you're liking this weather over the hills. novato, mid and upper 60s from concord, livermore and vacaville. it's cloudy here along the coast. watsonville, a cool day. but it will brighten up. sunny and breezy at the shoreline today. fire weather watch tonight, tomorrow into tuesday as the wind shifts to an offshore component. breezy in the uppernning tuesda. above a thousand feet.

the national weather service highlighted the areas where we look for the offshore wind to create problems. we have the dry brush and a few fires. hopefully not. they could spread quickly because of the wind. if you're planning time in the north bay, notice how nice it will be. in the 50s and 60s in spots. by 2:00, upper 70s to near 80. average highs, 3 to 4 degrees warmer than that. the coast, it's going to be cool. near 60 ocean beach. breezy and only 70 in santa cruz. we talked about the wind. look at the colors offshore. this is later on today. notice it's windy right at the shoreline. around the bay, pleasant. this is tonight. but then the wind direction shifts to an offshore component. the down sloping winds, they bring warmth from the upper elevations and also the wind blowing from the land to the sea. so we cut off our marine influence. that means dry conditions, low relative humidity and, of course, vigilance watching for

fires. as we look at the temperatures on monday, look at the reds coming into play. 80s around the bay. tuesday it's warmer. even the coast warms up. by wednesday, no relief. it's going to be a bit prolonged. usually we get a couple of days, maybe three days of warmth. but then not only will it cool off, wait until i show you this next graphic. 77 in fremont today. 78 in san jose. it's going to cool, confirmation of that cooldown comes on thursday as the wind shifts and then perhaps we could see a little moisture. this is early saturday morning. we've got rain off the coast. it looks like it will push north of us. at least bringing us mist and drizzle. maybe a couple hundredths. we'll keep you posted. the forecast featuring the nice day today, windy at the coast. download the accuweather app and keep track of the temperatures andwinds as they go up a little bit each day. by the middle of the week, it's hot again. sort of typical for september. >>right. we've got to get through tuesday, wednesday in terms of fire danger and then hopefully,

it would be nice to get some rain, right? >> it would. i know some people like the warmth, too. >> well, i do. but i prefer not having a fire over being warm. >> yeah. >> thanks so much, lisa. abc's new brand localish is sharing inspiring stories on a series. a cattle farmer's wife convinces him to convert his ranch into a vegan sanctuary for all her beloved cows. >> we thought nothing would shake our marriage. me going vegan was threatening the core of who we were as a married couple. >> we had a knock down, drag out when i was trying to sell calves and trying to load them up. >> not on my watch. you take them babies one more time, i will follow it, i will sit in my car and buy every one of them cows back and bring them all back home. >> if you want to sell the herd, tell them to me. >> i we made this deal. i figured it would fall apart. >> in less than four months, i

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it brought together children unable to go to their own school promise because of chronic illness. >> courageously battling their illnesses, they don't feel comfortable going to their own proms, which is one of those prift al experiences in a -- pivotal experiences in a child's life. this is our opportunity to celebrate our kids to let them know their illness does not define them. >> 300 volunteers made the evening possible. people donated gowns and tuxedoes all to make sure it was a memorable night for all the deserving kids. there is a new very important record in napa. residents of the springs of napa retirement community built the longest ever banana split. according to the napa valley register, it was 55 feet long. explains why so much of the ice cream is melting. the old record was 53 feet long. nearly 100 people, including residents, staff members and community members helped eat it all up. still to come on abc mornings, the president

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it is 9:29 on this sunday morning. we're going to start a half hour of this show with a look at weather with meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. we've been talking about clear skies. but change is on the way. >> good morning, kate. you can see the flag behind me. we've got on shore winds ushering in a stiff sea breeze later on. it's going to allow for a cool day. really all around the bay area. we were cool yesterday and little changes today. except for tonight. things are going to switch up. it's 56 downtown. a look from the exploratorium

camera, temperatures ranging from the mid and upper 50s santa rosa and novato. 13 degrees warmer than you were early this morning. you were in the 40s. now in the 60s in concord and livermore. and throughout the afternoon, you'll notice that the fog is being swept away from the san mateo coast and then by about 2:00 in the afternoon, we've got low to mid-80s. the 60s and 70s. by later on the fog is not with us. it is going away for several days. we're going to see down sloping winds, a rapid warmup into your monday afternoon and high fire danger. we'll talk in detail about it and show you the seven-day forecast in a few minutes. >> breaking news out of the north bay. a gas leak has forced mandatory evacuations for residents on he will rancho w and highway 116. a contract company for pg&e was trying to put a pole in the ground just before 6:30 this morning. when they tried to dig that

hole, a line. a utility company on the way to fix a problem. there is no estimated time when those residents can return home. >> new unfortunate developments about the freeway shooting that we've been reporting on. it injured a man and service dog. unfortunately, we just found out that the service dog layla died overnight. her breathing got more and more labored and things moved too fast. he says that she did die peacefully. the shooting happened in oakland on friday night on interstate 980 near 580, multiple bullets hit the car shattering the window and hitting layla and the driver. the driver has been released from the hospital. at this point, no suspects have been arrested. bill cosby heads back to cot s of his sentencing hearing. the comedian once known as america's dad will learn his fate after being convicted of sexual assault. abc news reporter, erielle reshef is on the story. >> he's the first to be

convicted of sexual assault in the me too era. >> guilty, guilty, gaemt. >> sit down all three of you. >> america's former tv dad, bill cosby due back in a pennsylvania courtroom to hear his fate. during the first day of his sentencing hearing -- cosby once one of hollywood's most adored stars found guilty in april of three felony counts of aggravated indecent assault for drugging and sexually assaulting andrea constant at his pennsylvania home in 2004. >> each of the charges carries a ten-year maximum sentence. the former comedian's first trial ended in a hung jury. but a retrial with a guilty verdict. >> she comes face to face with cosby taking the stand to deliver her victim impact statement. >> a judge denying a motion that would have allowed more cosby accusers to inter -- the court designate him a sexually violent

predator. a scarlet letter they're hoping to avoid. >> we're very disappointed by the verdict. we don't think mr. cosby is guilty of anything and the fight is not over. >> from the outset, cosby maintained any sexual encounters with his accusers were consensual. he's likely expected to appeal. >> it's not unthinkable that the judge could sentence him to jail time in order that he be turned over immediately to correctional officers at that hearing. >> erielle reshef, abc news, new york. new this morning, president trump is proposing new limits on green cards and visas. the proposed rule would make it more difficult for immigrants who would benefit from forms of public assistance, like food stamps and medicaid to stay in the country. the secretary of homeland security says the plan would promote self-sufficiency for immigrants and ensure that they are not likely to become burdens on taxpayers. however, immigrant advocates call it an effort to cut legal immigration without going

through congress. this week lawmakers will take up a bill about airplane seat sizes. it would require the faa to set new minimum requirements for airlines. the goal is to improve passenger health and well-being by providing much needed leg room. the house will discuss banning airlines from bumping passengers who have already boarded a plane. san francisco police have a new state of the art training simulator. it's integrating into use of force classes. it's so realistic that recruits say it's almost like being out on the streets. vic lee got a firsthand hands-on 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 new virtual training simulator. scenarios that require split-second decisions. >> we just really deter from

excessive force and we also deter from not using enough force. so there's a happy medium we're looking for. >> the old simulator had only one large screen in front. this one has five screens that project a 300-degree virtual world. ambient noise blares out from six speakers. >> so i can do a courthouse scenario or school shooting scenario where i have a constant bell in the back, cell phones going on. i have kids screaming. >> you didn't have that in the old one? >> i didn't have that in the old one. >> you can hold this. >> it's my turn to try the simulat simulator. >> i'm having a hard time getting the gun out of of the holster. >> you basically hit that button. pull it back. >> there's a button right there. see it? >> right there. >> perfect. >> the snare joe, a homeowner is upset is that his neighbor is in his house. his daughter calls 911. >> are you inside? >> we go inside the house. there's a man in a wheelchair with a gun.

i fired out five rounds, all of them hit the suspect. >> i would ask you, what did you see, why did you do it? >> i didn't realize i had fired five shots. my reaction time and stress factored into my response. one important thing you learn here, critical incidents can escalate in a nanosecond. also critical, your training. >> vic lee, abc 7 news. still ahead on abc 7 mornings, a rescue operation in vacaville right now. find out where the abused animals and the organization that saved them had to go and why. here is a live look at the beautiful golden gate bridge. maybe a little hazy. lisa argen is going to be explaining everything you need to

happening today. sharks fans can meet their favorite players. it includes the second annual sharks legends game featuring sharks alumni and a 60-minute scrimmage. fans can take photos on the ice, there will be plenty of activities for the kiddos including the shark slap shot booth. tickets cost $10 and a family of four pack costs 20 bucks. that starts at 1:00 this arn at the s.a.p. center. sounds like a lot of fun i you have to wear a jacket on the rink and also if you're in san francisco today, right? >> yes. also at the coast. it's going to be blustery. temperatures will be about 25-degree spread from coast to inland valleys. as typical, it's 56 right now in san francisco. you can see the clouds here from mt. tam. but we have sun in napa, novato. mid and upper 50s. it's in the 60s around hayward.

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battles the dolphins at hard rock stadium. both of those games kick off in 15 minutes at 10:00 a.m. last night, 7th ranked stanford rallied for a huge overtime win over oregon. here are the highlights in sports. >> good morning sports fans. chris alvarez here. what a game last night right here on abc 7. number 7 stanford, number 20 oregon. just when you thought it was over, think again. we're going to skip the entire first half and show you the oregon duck riding on a motorcycle because that's cool. 4:40 in the third. this was a huge play. they get the reverse. into the end zone. they go to review. they say his foot hit the pylon, therefore he's out of bounds. ball at the 1. what do you know? oregon third and goal. bad snap. joey al fieri, man on the spot. goes the other way for a touchdown. a possible 31-7 game is now

24-14. the momentum on the side of a cardinal. brice love gets involved. into the end zone. 22 of 89 yards here and all of . l back. fourth and one from the oregon 30. where is brice love? not on this play. cameron scarlet stops. ducks ball. oregon goes the other way. and they get a short touchdown plunge right here. they're up ten with 4:30 to go. but the game was not over. stanford responds in just over a minute. boom, boom, boom. down the field. to whiteside and we're within three again. one more first down and oregon wins it. instead, c.j. verdell trying to get the extra yard. fumbles the ball. stanford has it. jet toner sends it to overtime. we're tied up 31-all. costello, his third touchdown pass. this one a colby parkinson and

what kind of play was that? 38-31. herbert misses passes in overtime more than he did all game. he's picked off. stanford somehow wins the game. 38-31. they're now 4-0 to open the season. >> what kind of poise was displayed by your team tonight? >> first-ever all, none in the first half. we didn't do our jobs very well in the first half. at halftime, i said don't be surprised if it's a tight game. if we do our jobs and play well, and i tell you what, our running back is special. we didn't play well, but if he gets enough opportunities, he'll make special plays. second of all, i think justin herbert is phenomenal. phenomenal. i good to say this. our young quarterback, he's special too. >> you have a win like this. it shows the type of people on this team. there's just -- refers back to our training. coach turley, the program that came over the summer this year, you fall back on your training. >> the a's are playing the final

weekend after saturday. there are just seven games remaining in the season. the question? can they catch the yankees and host the wildcard playoff. young a's fans taking in the games raising them right. how about matt chapman. the defensive clinic per usual. look at this play. that's glovely. give him a gold glove now. simeon, marcus, that is, two-run shot. 2-1 in the seventh. singles to left. then races around third and we're all tied up. bottom ninth, two outs. the wild pitch and here comes stevenson, the a's walk ouf with a tenth win of the year. 3-2. they can clinch a playoff spot later today. day baseball from st. louis on saturday. giants reserve to -- down 2-1. garcia, blooping it to center. harrison fader can't handle it.

hunter pence, they score 3-2 game. derrick rodriguez. had a two-run lead on the mound. couldn't hang on to it. yadier molina, tied at 4. we go into extras. bonus baseball. mark mow lan senn hung a breaking ball. takes advantage. the cardinals get a 5-4 win. the niners and chiefs today. raiders at the dolphins. we'll have the highlights tonight later on abc 7. this sunday morning. waking up to lost sunshine. still stubborn fog in pacifica. look at live doppler 7. you see the san mateo coach featuring the fog towards davenport, pescadero and the central coast. emeryville brightening up nicely. upper 50s in oakland. 61 in mountain view and morgan hill with half moon bay at 54

degrees in this vantage point of mt. tam. san antonio rosa and napa, a chilly morning. 68 already with lighter wind towards vacaville. low to mid-60s for livermore and concord. finally from the east bay hills camera, what a perspective here with some of the scattered clouds, nice looking day today on the way. it will be breezy at the shoreline. we do have a fire weather watch going into effect tonight into tomorrow and tuesday. that means a wind shift for gusty upper elevation winds. going to reduce our relative humidity and allow for a drying out of the at fear. we're already dry. you add in offshore flow and gusts to 35 miles an hour and that could start a fire. if it does, it could spread rapidly. it's very important to be on alert for the next several days, beginning tomorrow through about thursday. upper 70s in san jose. a little below average. comfortable. 74 in milpitas on the peninsula.

it could be down a couple of degrees with low 70s. menlo park, 71. san francisco 63. shy of your average. nice afternoon with 81 in san rafael. upper 60s oakland and berkeley. 76 in union city. you head inland, mid-80s for san ramon and pleasanton. certainly a pleasant day for you. it's an afternoon game in oakland with mid-60s at 1:00 and upper 60s by 4:00. tonight, it will be clear and breezy. the winds kicking up and we're going to keep it that way for the next several days. by thursday, we have a wind shift. that's going to allow for not only the on shore push, but it looks like we could see perhaps maybe even precip headed our way. this is saturday morning. 7:00. as we go through the afternoon, it sits offshore. by 3:00, remember, this is several days out. we could see sprinkles. this pushes to the north. nonetheless, it gives

confirmation that we'll cool off by the end of the week bringing a big change. in between now and then, the accuweather seven-day forecast showing 70s and 80s around the bay. numbers are up five degrees tomorrow. tuesday and wednesday are the warmest days of the week. download the accuweather app. thursday will be warm inland and then everything changes by next weekend. >> obviously the next couple of days -- we've had a cool september. what are you thinking in terms of october? >> the year anniversary. october 4th of the wildfires. we got the warmest weather. climatologically speaking, in for warm weather. >> thank you, lisa. an organization known for rescuing and caring for abused animals, especially chickens is looking to r a new location. the animal place rescue ranch is on the market because of a conflict with zoning lations. thomas reports from vacaville. >> this is one of the coops. we have two other barns where we

would take the chickens. >> the animal place's jessica miller took us on a tour of what used to be their 60-acre rescue ranch in rural vacaville, empty now except for a few ground squirrels. >> i've only ever seen this place full of life. so it's -- yeah, it's sad. >> in the past, thousands of chickens rescued from inhumane conditions on egg farms across the state would be brought here. >> we open these crates and they come flooding out and immediately start duck bathing and spreading their wings and just being chickens. >> unfortunately, their success at caring for upwards of 2,000 chickens at a time ran into zoning regulation that is forbid that many animals on the property at one time. they put the rescue ranch up for sale and removed the remaining animals to a larger 600-acre site near grass valley shown in

video provided by the animal place. they still want a second facility to carry out their primary mission. >> socialize them, rehabilitate them. adopt them out to loving homes. >> they're looking for a new location closer to the bay area. they've checked out a couple of sites. one close to petaluma which would allow them to care for more animals and allow them to have visitors. >> we're a nonprofit and we're trying to raise money. we depend on the public's support. we need the support of our community more than ever. >> they're looking to raise $1.5 million to purchase the new property. most of that will come from the sale of the old site. but they'll need at least $150,000 in donations to make up the difference. >> i know we're going to get it up and running again. >> in vacaville, eric thomas, abc 7 news. good luck to them. why today is a great day to explore the streets and neighborhoods of san j

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pretty much do anything, except you can't bring electric scooters to the event. those are banned. it's part of the celebration through some of san jose's most iconic neighborhood. this starts at 10:00 on monterey road. also happening today, a free block party in san francisco to celebrate sunday streets. the party will be on ellis and taylor in the tenderloin. there will be a mobile rock climbing wall for kids. it sounds cool. glide memorial church will host a variety of activities to celebrate the 89th birthday of -- sunny streets runs from 11:00 a.m. until 4:00. if you've never been to glide to hear their music, it's worth checking that out. even if it's not today. it's really great. >> lisa is here to give us a final important check of our weather. >> looks nice ot there today. the on shore flow, the sea breeze. look at tonight, tomorrow and

tuesday. the wind shifts and an offshore flow. below that, shouldn't be too bad. it will be enough to warm us up, though significantly today. cooler than average. 69 in oakland and richmond with mid-80s towards lake port. 78 in san jose. the accuweather seven-day forecast. 70s and 80s around the bay. warm up tomorrow. the warmest day should be tuesday. we're warm inland. cool at the coast. it should be a lot cooler around there. a little something for everyone in that seven-day outlook. thank you for spending time with us on this sunday morning on abc 7. i'm kate larsen in for caroline tyler along with lisa argen. the news continues online, twitter, facebook and instagram and abc 7 news continues at 5:00 p.m. hope you have a great sunday.

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