>> announcer: news to build a better bay area. this is abc 7 mornings. good morning. it's saturday, september 14th. i'm liz kreutz in for kumasi aaron and let's look at the weather and what we're talking about, t heat. here is frances dinglasan. >> morning, everyone. still another hot day but a little bit cooler inland. and then a lot cooler for the coast. live doppler 7 showing clear conditions around the bay area. but there is an on shore flow picking up today. notice half moon bay, current temperatures at 50s degrees. san francisco 52. but still mild temperatures brentwood 76 and clear lake at 70 degrees right now. here is the 12-hour day planner

for today with the beautiful live view from the east bay looking towards san francisco. we have poor air quality in the inland areas and santa clara valleys. it's another spare the air day. and temperatures over t couple hours will be in the 50s and 60s after sunrise at 6:50. but by this afternoon you'll notice it's going to be cooler at the coast. with a little bit of the sea breeze. so temperatures there stay in the upper 60s for some of the cooler spots. and still hot inland but coming down from triple digits. inland areas warming up to the upper 90s around the bay. well see some mid-80s at the coast low 70s to upper 60s. now tomorrow temperatures really tumble. i'll have those details and also talk about a chance of rain with the accuweather seven-day forecast. >> ooh, after the heat i know people will look forward to that. thanks, frances. as she mentioned a hot week in the bay area. yesterday a record-breaking day for some parts here is abc 7 news reporter chris reyes talking with visitors about how they handled

the heat. >> how hot has it been? >> superhot. >> it was really hot and even under the air-conditioning and everything it was still hot. >> it looked every bit like the typical lazy hazy summer day except in september. surprising in family from aurmts. >> was weird because we came from vegas not as intense. >> we went kayaking and it was breezy the water. >> made the most of it went down to santa cruz. the kids went kayaking saw the seals. >> this football team in los altos having an awesome team thanks to the trainer. >>s in our ice bucket with the cold towels pull it out ring it out and throw it on one of the players between the plays. >> families in the menlo park making the most of the night by hosting an outdoor movie. >> for the parents it's awesome because it's our opportunity to actually be outside and have an

entertaining for the kids. it's great. >> in palo alto, kris reyes to be abc 7 news. >> stay on top of the rising temperatures any time with the abc 7 newsus ales. develong news a woman arrested facing charges after police say appeared to be fld blood on state senators. it happened ase standing on the elevated public gallery. scott wiener said he saw a huge number of protester engaging in intimidating and harassing tactics. >> it may have been blood we don't know for sure. but it was really scary. the person yelled something about baby's blood. and it just -- it's been such a terrible and toxic atmosphere with these anti-vaccine protesters. and we just need to make sure that everyone is safe. >> reporter emily maha has more details on the incident.

>> the people need to stand up and say we want to defend our democracy. we are not allowing people trying t interfere with democracy by basically attacking your elected representatives while we're doing our jobs. >> the senate chambers were closed for hours as chp does its investigation. people inside the chambers when the red liquid was thrown from the upstairs gallery say the woman shouted something about dead babies before tossing the liquid on the senate floor. one senator posting a picture on twitter showing the liquid was thrown from a menstrual cup. dozens of anti-vaksers gathered outside the capital for a vigil many saying they don't support the action taken inside. >> it's deplorable disgusting nobody would condone that. all of the activities this week have been peaceful, even the parents that were arrested earlier in the week with, it was very peaceful, trying to get the attention of the governor.

>> we are taking a role call. >> after several hours senators reconvened in a different committee room for the final hours of the legislative session. the senate president protem culled it a criminal thanking colleagues for patience getting back towork. >> this is unusual, obviously. but i have fos how proud i am as the president pro tem of the senate we can come together and focus on the job and the work at hand and continue to do what our constituents sent us to do. >> bizarre incident. and that was emily maha reporting. governor newsom signed few laws earlier this week limiting child medical exemptions for vaccines. yur safety is a big part of efforts to build a better buerre. in the east bay two masktd men caught on camera violently kicking in the front door of this home. the family inside managed to scare them off and say they are now sharpg the story to make sure what happened to them doesn't happen to anyone else. here is abc 7 news reporter

anser hasan. >> when no one answers the door thinking no one is home these two men try to break the door down. open. the sixth try, the doors but they're scared offn screami inside. >> half the house was shakes because the way they tried to force themselves inside the house. >> andrea leggette she is she was in the shower. her son downstairs waiting for school. she ran down to see what was happening as the men broke open the doors. >> they kicked in the front right here. >> her husband, darren, says he is thankful his family wasn't hurt. he thinks it was completely random. >> when they saw me pull out to take my oldest to school they went, they're gone. >> sarah porter lives a few doors down. what worries here is the leggettes had an alarm system security cameras and barking dogs but didn't stop the break in. >> that's what makes it most

unnerving for us is all security measures are put in place and still happened. >> it's when they get no answer that they go forward with the burglary. >> lieutenant stalking with the pleasanton police says y most r it's still a good idea to make some kind of noise that way they know people are inside. >> they have the door bells can you communicate even if you're not at the house you can talk to somebody at the front door may give the impression someone is at home. >> another safety tip police suggest installing security cameras facing the front of the street. any say that could help capture a get away car and also provide other important details for an investigation. in pleasanton, anser hasan, abc 7 news. good tips. and we spent a we can on ways to protect yourself your family, property and your neighborhood during safety week. part of our kinned efforts to build a better bay area. all stories posted on the website. go to abc7news.com, scroll down and click on building a better

bay area. and all right we have new developments on a deadly accident involving an amtrak train in berkeley thursday night. we learned the two men struck and killed by the train had just been evicted from a homeless encampment nearby at university avenue and interstate 80. according to the east bay community law center. names have not been released but the center said that the men went by the nicknames jupiter and fixie. all lanes back home on the lower deck of the bay bridge. after a van caught fire shutting down four lanes. the fire started around 10:00 last night and burned half an hour before the firefighters put it out. the van is destroyed. and a flat we had truck removed the debris. traffic was heavy as the giants game ended a while before the fire broke out. and at the same time elton john concert goers were let out from the chase center. >> i see people turning around i'm wondering if i should turn around. but i don't know where i'm going. i still need to get on the bridge. maybe i need to take another

route. but that's going to take longer. >> thankfully no one hurt. the correct me if i'm wrong chronicle reports the driver of the van ut put out a flair to armt passing drivers the car undercarriage to catch fire frm. if you are flying today or in the coming day, remember san francisco international airport is operating without run much the main runways right now. here a live look at sfo. runway 28 l has been closed since last saturday to allow crews to repair cracks in the pavement. it's caused several hundred flight delays and cancellations. but the good news, the project reached the halfway point thursday. two days ahead of schedule. the runway should reopen in two weeks. and frances we have good news too, break from the heat. >> temperatures, yes were, coming down a little bit for inland areas and a lot for the coastal areas. a live shot here from sutro looking at the clear conditions around the bay with high pressure still firmly in place. temperatures are going to tumble

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the treatment was created by a peninsula based company. abc 7 news reporter luz pena has more on the first of its kind therapy. >> any reaction. >> no. >> no. loinright? this would kill you six months ago. >> yeah. >> this is 2-year-old natalie lee. she just ate a peanut something her parents were afraid for her to even touch s she reacted wit months, just swelling all over on her face down her neck. >> right now there is not an fda approvedeanut allergy treaent.but the pill created by therapeutics got a big recommendation for approval. >> they become not allergic to the peanut over time. >> while waiting for approval allergist dr. tam has been using small doses of peanut powder to treat patients. >> she can eat two peanuts right now. up to two peanuts right now. it's a slow gradual build up but

a lot better now. >> according to dr. tam having the pill will be safer. >> well the dose will be more consistent than the -- because they measure the major allergans. >> if approved, 2 can-year-old natalie willfda approved will b available for 4 to 17-year-olds but there are still concerns. >> we don't know if you stop it what would happen. >> in san francisco, luz pena, abc 7 news. san francisco's iconic cable cars are out of commission for it's the final step in a three-year, $6 million restoration project of gear box nas propel the cars up the steep hills. some tourists visiting yesterday were disappointed >> just now we came here to get the cable car and we couldn't get it. >> you know it's something we were looking forward but it's okay. >> shuttle buses are running along the three routes during

the shutdown. but there is also plenty of other cool historic options for visitors and residents alake. muni has ha fleet of historic street cars. one believed to have been used by gay rights icon harvey milk and open tropd boat tram. you can always check out historic cars as san francisco's railway museum. and 'tis the season to be scared, right? it's now halloween time at disneyland and california adventure. the season through october 39s. mark from our sister station in los angeles has more. >> it starts when you walk with in with the main street pumpkin festival. >> did someone say puppies. >> pup kins. >> yes, of course halloween time, perfect. >> nice lady. >> if you are visiting disney california adventure you can't miss the musical celebration of coco. miguel there with with the mar yach canny diva as plaszcz an

dela familyia celebrates the spirit of day of the dead. >> no matter where you come from who is in your family unit, you can relate to this movie. >> from the fireworks to mini mouse and others getting in on the fun with costume there is the haunted mansion celebrating the 50th anniversary and the food like the graveyard cupcakes, the mini witch shake and dirt funnel cake frys. it's a mouthful, literally. here in cars landr spng is radiator screams it's so spooky. this car lost his way. may he rust in peace. no question plenty to to see between the two parks. >> this is not scary it's spooky. >> you have to come and experience here at cars land.

>> reporting, abc 7 news. >> sounds like a time for a trip to disney. remember disney is the parent company of abc 7. meteorologist frances dinglasan tracking the forecast. and the heat, frances. >> the heat is still going to be with us today. but a little bit cooler especially for the coastal areas. here is live doppler 7 and the satellite image showing you now quiets it right now. there is a bit more cloud cover at the beaches. we got get the on shore flow cooling us down. but check out the gorgeous shots looking from sutro tower towards san francisco in the east bay. you see the glimpse, the dawn there with the orange sky and high pressure still in place bringing uses ghw in san francisco it's 62 degrees as well in oakland. san jose 64. but check out half moon bay. that sea breeze has kicked in there. and temperatures have dropped to 48 degrees. we'll also show you another live shot. this one from mount tam and it's

just clear out there. chlorskies over the bay. in the north bay, temperatures are in the mid-50s. santa rosa, napa appear petaluma at 54. low 60s through parts of the east bay like concord and livermore. here is another live shot from the east bay hills. looking westin and we see the full moon setting in the distance. we had the gorgeous harvest moon today at 12 would 33 this morning. here is the forecast you need to know. much cooler by the coast and bay today. temperatures coming down. then they tumble for everyone inland especially and even around the bay again tomorrow. and then we have a chance of showers on monday. and as this system approaches that's what's going to cool down temperatures tomorrow into monday. but today we still have another spare the air alert. here a live view looking out from walnut creek. we have poor air quality in the inland east bay and the santa clara value. that's why we have the spare the

air alert today. tomorrow onc the s breeze kis i we should have bette warm. now, san francisco had a high of 94 yesterday. today it's warm at 72. we'll get a bit of cloud cover at some of the beaches here. half moon bay 70, santa cruz hitting a high of 103 yesterday, a record-breaking high. today low 80s. so it's still pleasant and quite warm at the beaches. and also san jose, 89 degrees. inland areas in the upper 90s for some spots like antioch 97 but no triple digit heat. temperatures coming down a few degrees for inland areas. look for low 90s through santa rosa, lake porpt, sand rafael 86 degrees. overnight lows with the sea breeze kicking in tonight also cooling things down. but i wanted to mention the beaches the as well. it's cooler today. so look for up he were 60s bodegaa bay, ocean beach, scrndey also more mild at 77

th sunglasses. here are theton. temperatures will be into 50s not too many 60s outexce for cou n open uphe wair-coitn som n sc san jose 58. santa rosa 52 a lot more tomorrow inland aasn to d- thenr seven-day forecast. so you notice the cooling begins today. temperatures really tumble tomorrow. we'll be as much as 14 degrees cooler for inland areas and then around the bay dropping by 12 degrees. at the coast dropping to the mid-60s. then tracking a chance of showers on monday. and so that system will cool things down for us tomorrow and then we'll have milder temperatures for the rest of the week. >> we're really hanging onto summer. >> yes. and it might come back we'll zblee we'll see. thanks, frances. big college football games today on abc 7. process highlighted by saturday

night football. top ranked clemson battled syracuse the last team to bet the tiger. andes mond t rivalry 100th meeting between pittsburg and penn state. none scheduled for the next few years on none in the foreseeable future what's the key to this game. >> i think the key is penn state's offense if they can move the wall against pitt's defense. pitt's defense has to put pressure on the quarterback, shaun clifford of pern state. he has been playing well so far. six touchdown passes and zero interceptions. . you know that pat narduzy is making sure clifford is uncomfortable back there get the the ball from his hands quickly. i like the matchup. >> after pittsburg and penn state on the krsh. trojans have a brutal first half of the schedule but coming off the huge win against stanford.

>> especially when you consider they started freshman quarterback. he through for 377 yards, three touchdowns in the big stat, zero interceptions didn't turn over the ball. they put up 45 points on the points board against stanford on the road against the cougar defense. >> we have no games matching ranked opponents first time in two years. but the last time we had a weekend like thises syracuse unranked knocked off clemson. that will be the primate game in abc. any chance of it happening again. >> i'll tell what you, arty, i didn't see anything from syracuse that gives me the impression they will be able to knock off the tigers. but that's way we play the games. tom in davito, syracuse quarterback he has to play lights out. the first game they beat liberty. last week he got into a shooting match against maryland. came up short. he has to play big to beat syracuse. >> going test that theory whether syracuse has clemsz's

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>> announcer: news to build a better bay area. this is abc 7 mornings. good morning on this saturday, we are starting this half hour with a look at the weather. here is meteorologist frances dinglasan for lisa argen hi, frances. get ready for another hot day. but temperatures cooler for some and then a lot cooler for beaches appear coast. a look at live doppler 7 we have quiet conditions mostly clear around the bay area. you notice clouds filling in though at the beaches. and that's because we have a little bit of an on shore flow. that's allowing temperatures to be a little bit cooler for today. in fact check out half moon bay right now. only 48 degrees. san francisco 62. still lots of 60s around the bay. mountain view 58. and then still very warm in some areas like clear lake 69 right now. brentwood at 66. gorgeous view from san francisco. looking at those clear skies

right now. sunrise at 6:50. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. by lunch time already pretty warm inland in the mid-80s. and then still hot this afternoon. inland areas hitting the upper 90s around the bay. you'll find it more comfortable. mid-80s and even upper 70s. but at the coast you notice it's much cooler we'll see upper 60s to low 70s. and that's down from yesterday. we have more cooling on the way and even a chance of rain in the accuweather seven-day forecast. >> sounds good, thanks, frances. still enjoying summer but public health officials cautioning about the flu season, the early warning after the death of a 4-year-old riverside county girl. the girld had underlying health issues but tested positive for influenza. flu season typically picks up in october or november. health officials urge people to be immunized before the on set of flu activity. >> highly infectious particularly through hands by coughing. there is recent studies suggesting just breginging.

it's important to stay home if you get the flu because it's cages. >> the cdc recommends sids 8 years old and younger get the first flu shots as soon as possible. since they need a second dosage four weeks later for the full ts recently have n n a itesutbaru. and in an agreement thursday pg&e settled on an $11 billion payment to be split between insurance companies who paid victims. that money will comp 85% of the insurance dlams. but whap about those who say they lost so much more? >> here is abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman in santa rosa. >> with he we the laft saw earl small in january last year pg&e declared bankruptcy it seemed the vacate lot that used to be his house might be remain fallow months to come. the insurance payment did not cover the cost of rebuild. >> i'm 64. my wife is 63. >> look look at the place six

months later one day after reaching pg&e reaedem with $11 compensate for pay outto victims. earl isn't happy. >> we're going through hell. >> pg&e agreement in principle with insurance companies covered all fierps in which pg&e may have played a role in 2017 or 2018. the $ref billion represents about half of what the insurance companies paid. victims will receive nothing from this settlement. >> they get $11 billion and we get nothing and we have to wait. >> certainly i would have advocated that pg&e pay the survivors first. >> norine evans an attorney represents thousands of fire victims suing pg&e for the difference between in re insurance payments and in re actual losses. earl, for instance, received $390,000 and has spent 700,000. attorneys believe earl and others will see their money eventually. >> it's likely to be much more

than $11 billion. maybe twice as much. our estimate has always been between 24 and $25 billion to the survivors. earl small says he will believe that when he has a check in his hand. the in u think you'll ever see this. talking. ? santa rosa, wayne freed nldman, abc 7 news. we will see what happens there. all right contra costa the county may be the latest in the bay area to place a moratorium on criminal justice fees. the move would stop collections of past due court ordered fees as well as assignment of new fees. criminal justice fees have rung been criticized for burdening poor people and minorities putting them in the unbreakable cycle of poverty. the board of supervisor will vote on tuesday. now on the peninsula you're invited to sneak peek of the new stanford hospital before it opens this fall. tours free but you must register in advance. abc 7 news took a tour of the

new hospital, featuring 28 state of the art operating rooms. they allow rotateding teams of doctors to treat a single patient without having to move them. the center is adding more than 350 new beds. it's scheduled to open next month. and what looks like an ordinary field in the coastal town ofs passow robles. turns into something magical once the sun sun goes down this is the field of light, the largest light art installation in the world. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> everybody seems to be into the quietness of it and the spiritualism of it. even with 600 people. >> pretty amazing. i'm surprised, one, how vast the worth of the light is they turn into an event. they have the classical guitar

player and food trucks. seems pretty impressive. ♪ ♪ we're at bruise monroe field of light at sensoria. an 15 acre art exhibit by the uk artist bruce monroe, the largest of its kind in the world. approximately four years ago ken and bobby hunter who are world travelers went to this rock in the australian outback. >> suddenly at dusk the beautiful lights came on at the base. then there were pathways we could walk through the lights. and we came back and thought, what a magnificent thing to have in our field here. and we met bruce monroe. he said, i could light this field for you. and we said, do it.

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the heat. >> yes, yes, we see temperatures coming down a bit for inland areas and a lot by the beaches. here is a live shot at santa cruz and we have a little bit of the on shore flow returning. so santa cruz hit a high of 103 yesterday. today we'll see the low 80s. so that's more relief for you there. >> good new there is. yeah. also next the a's stay hot. smashing five home runs in texas. larry beil mass the highlights coming up in sports.

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>> and abc 7 and other disney networks if they are removed you will be able to find more information at abc7news.com. all right. meteorologist frances dinglasan tracking the forecast. >> another hot day ahead. but a little bit cooler. so that's some relief for the beaches. here is live doppler 7 and the satellite image a bit of cloud cover on the coast. but lots of clear quiet conditions around the bay. check out the pretty live shot from sutro looking out towards the bay and the calm watters and the high pressure in place in see mount diablo in distance. temperatures in the 60s for many areas. except for half moon bay where we see the sea breeze bringing down temperatures to 48. san francisco and oakland at 62. san jose at 64 degrees. and here is another live shot from mount tammy look at the coastal clouds returning to forecast and that's going to

allow temperatures to come down at the coast in san francisco. and at the beaches. temperatures in the north bay right now are in the 50s. santa rosa napa at 54. petaluma at 52. but in the interior areas we're in the 60s, fairfield 60. concord 63. livermore 61. from the east east bay hills we see the full moon there in the distance. setting and we see the golden gate bridge. it's very calm and quiet out there right now. but here is what you need to know with the forecast. it's much cooler by the coast and even around the bay today. temperatures really tumble inland starting tomorrow. and that's because on shore flow increases ahead of a system that brings us a chance of showers on monday. we're talking very light rain though probably less nan 0.1 of an inch up to a zbt 25 inches in some place. notice the high pressure in place with the live shot from walnut week creek. poor air quality forecasted for the inland east bay and santa

clara valley today because of that the spare the air alert issued. tomorrow once the sea breeze kicks in we should have better better air quality. for today highs in the mid-90s morgan hill 5 gilroy 96. santa clara grab the sun screen sunglasses and something cool to for the art and win festival. look for low 80s along the lower part of the peninsula. palo alto 83. at the beaches it's still going to be mild, 68 in pacifica. but our latest model runs shows more cloud cover in the sunset district. warming up to 68. downtown san francisco, 72 degrees. and that is much milder compared to yesterday's high of 94. lack for some 90s as well through parts of the north by. santa rosa. 90. calistoga 93. and noft an 89 degrees supper 70s in sonoma and napa.

and it's comfortable ivl irchl in east bay. berkeley 77 for the football game today. 84 in fremont. look for up he were 90s in brent wood and ant flock olow 90s in pleasanton. you can cool down tonight with the on shore flow. temperatures cooling into the 50s well get more cloud cover from the coast. so open up the windows better sleeping weather, i think temperatures really coming down tomorrow, especially for inland areas dropping into the mid-80s. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. so cooling begins today. especially for the beaches. and even around the bay. but temperatures tumble for the inland areas and around the bay again. we'll be about 10 to 14 degrees cooler tomorrow before a system moves in on monday bringing us some light rain and showers. >> i feel like that's the bar, right, how is the sleep going to be. >> you can open up the windows. i think it's more comfortable tonight and hopefully turn off the a/c. >> thanks, frances. >> and in sports this afternoon

stanford tries to rebound from the blowout loss to usc. the cardinals takes on 17th ranked ucf at spectrum stadium in orlando. kickoff hat 12:30. meanwhile cal faces north texas at memorial stadium. the golden bears and mean green kick-off at 1:15. this evening the a's try to win the fifth straight game and stay atop the wild card standing last night oakland beat the rangers in arlington. our sports director larry beil has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everyone. it's a sprint to the finish in the american league wild card race. the a's have to be so happy to see chris davis join the race. how about the a's fan in arlington, this instagram postky feel it going viral. how about going going down. down 3-0 texas responds with four in the seconds. shins u lee run jack four rangers chris davis called crush. struggled this season. that's his second blast of the game. three-run homer.

6-4 a's. bottom half of inning. dan nay golfs it out. three-running bomb offer chris bassett 7-6. ray money tide with the sack fly unties in the sixth. another three-run homer 10-5 a's. sheldon noisy adding on in the ninth. two-run single. a's win 14-9 to stay atop the wild card standings by half a game over tampa bay. how about the giants and marlins. ginger night, orange friday within orange hair. tyrell beaty great outing. six in the and a third scoreless inning he gets the w pmt brandin belt three for four two outs in the fifth. deep to triple. mike extremes ski racing home but into the crowd ground rule double. next batter evan longoria grounds out run does not score. game still scoreless. giants finally break through in the sixth. buster posey gets past starlin

castro. steven votes only run of the night. bruce bochy now three victories way from 2000. it's the transition for the golden state and the same said for the man helping them to the nba finals past five years. shaun lichgt not a big surprise with the move. the veteran guard mailbox thinking about it for a while. he spent five years with the warriors won three titles. early on shaun livingston suffered a knee injury so serious there was fear he might have to have amputation. pains taking rehab managed to play 15 years. he may work for the warners front offers. onto boxing. mini may weather. beats lets his opponent in the madison square garden. capturing the wba title. had to stop the fight. he is lightning fast. hanny improves 23-0 he may get the champ next. that's wrap on morning sports have a great weekend everybody,

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small animals. there will be vendor booths with the innovative products in the pet world. the fair runs from 10:00 until 5:00 today and tomorrow it alameda fair grounds in pleasanton. admission and parking-free. that snub a really fun event. let's get a final check of the accuweather forecast. i think it's a good day to find a new pet. >> yes, bring some water for you and the new pet or smoothy or something cold to drink. highs today still quite warm especially in the inland areas. lots of 90s there. antioch still hitting 97. but much cooler at the beaches with low clouds returning to the coast. half moon bay 70. san francisco 72. oakland 79. san jose 89 degrees. so more relief in store tomorrow and then even some rain on monday possible. >> that's good news thank you all for joining us on abc 7 mornings heim imliz kreutz for kumasi aaron. and frances ding lans in for lease is a largen. good morning america is next.

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