>> announcer: news to build a better bay area. this is abc 7 mornings. good morning, it's saturday, september 21st. i'm liz kreutz. here is meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> good morning, liz. we had a warm day yesterday as high pressure built in. today is the warmest day of the weekend starting out with patchy fog. the san mateo coast. but numbers are cool right now at the coast. how about that 48 degrees? we're 50 in santa rosa. 57 in froment. 61 down. two to five degrees warmer. as we go through the afternoon, the normal winds that are gusting now in the upper elnsilid

ve look ode. through the noon hour, upper 70s and low 80s. plenty of sunshine. we're in the 70s at the coast. near 90 inland we'll talk about that cooler sunday in a few minutes. liz. >> sounds good. thanks lisa. now abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area. as part of the commitment we focus on transportation like b.a.r.t. one of the biggest issues playing the agency is fare' innovation. cracking down, b.a.r.t. tried different gates with mixed results. next woke the b.a.r.t. board of directors will vote on three brand-new great designs. abc 7 news reporter luz pena spoke to riders four the reaction. >> some use the clipper card. others jump the gate. fare ee ration innovations are the recent behind the options that the board of directors will vote on. >> i believe we had 89% of the people surveyed believed it was important to reduce fare

evasion. >> board direct doesh allen is refrpg online survey conductswood more than a thousand riders. t many people cheating the system. >> wed walked ornd this b.a.r.t. station and asked about the three options. >> i don't like any of them. >> as long as the -- the disabled can come through without getting hit in the head or anything -- because i know there is different kinds -- that would be perfect. >> option number one, a swing style tp it will be effective against jumping the gate, pushing through but it won't work against tail gating. option two, a retractable barrier option three floor to ceiling turn styles. both work against pushing threw and jumping threw and limit tail gating. >> we arabling the station was

1972 fare gates inside. >> chooses option number one will cost approximately $150 million according to b.a.r.t. and according to the b.a.r.t. the money wouldn't come from your pocket. in the newsroom, luz pena, abc 7 news. new developments in a shooting setting panic threw the san jose university campus. and it -- on that story with luz we do have a website for building a better bay area. we'd like to you join the facebook group and go to abc 7 news.com for more story on building the better bay area. in the mean we get a look at a person of interest in that shooting at san jose state university campus. you can see that police want to speak to this man in connection with the thursday night incident. officers say multiple rounds were fired at fourth and east fernando streets. i apologize that we are showing video of a different incident which we'll get to in a second.

but the vta release the video of train accidents taken from onboard these cameras. it's part of a public initiative, campaign, to get people to understand that, you know, accidents can be easily avoided if everyone pays a little more attention. in the meantime, new developments in a shooting that we had that we mentioned about that sent panic threw the san jose -- you know we're having technical difficulties so i think we're going to head to

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welcome back. dan harris joins us from new york to tell us what's coming up at 7:00 on good morning america. >> coming up on gma president trump sending more troops to saudi arabia after braising fiery drone attacks on oil facilities there. the white house blaming it on iran. what this means for the future of this crucial and volatile region. plus look at this. an suv driving through a busy mall. shoppers scrambling. who did this? and why? a and finally another thing to look at. the surfer close call coming close to a great white off the coast of cape cod. what the man is saying this morning. it's coming up on gma. we'll see you soon. >> the bay area's teacher shortage made for a major headache in the north bay. administrators at solano middle school in vallejo had to cancel seventh grade math three days.

instead 150 students got an extra hour of gym. a seventh grade math teacher was on leave two weeks. they couldn't find substitutes. parents said they had no idea. >> i didn't get an email. usually i i get the email going on with the students and teachers. but i didn't get the email as well. >> that's an area we dropped the ball on. >> vallejo is facing the same challenges as other districts, a lot of openings and not enough applicants to fill them. >> now, the wheel mobile rolled in the bay area looking for contestants. drew tuma was there as folks tried out for the game at gratin resort and casino in rohnert park. >> the crowd was pumped as the doors opened. some, though, have been here before. previous winner eric had this advice for hopefuls. >> you got to be, you know, loud and boisterous and make sure you stand out. and be a smart, smart wheel

watcher and a smart puzzle solver. >> i'll spin the wheel. >> many dreamed about what they would do if they were the next big winner on wheel landing on the million dollar prize. >> i would probably go on vacation? >> where would you go? >> i want to go to the maldives or something. i >> i'd -- not much of anything ever again. stand in for pat and vana call up names one by one. the contestant only have seconds to show the personality and tri to win the puzzle. it's all in an attempt to get another call back which with will hopefully land them a spot on a taping of wheel. >> and you can try out today from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at gratin resort and casino to be on wheel in rohnert park. in rohnert park i'm drew tum tuma, abc 7 news. >> so much fun and for everything you need to know about the auditions you can go to abc 7 news.com. good luck.

and which will we talk about game shows that you can watch here on abc 7, san francisco man is going on on the $1,000 pyramid this weekend. jonathan amorez gets to play with bobby moynihan and his son. to see how jonathan did, tune in to tomorrow at 9:00 p.m. i feel like drew would be good as someone on the show. watching his personality i know they were saying when you go and audition looking for big personality not just about good at the game. >> you got that rate. you know, i would picture drew doing that. he would do a good job. we are looking at a warm day today. in fact a lot warmer than we have been with the rain we had the past week. but looking at live doppler 7, you notice the low clouds, fog, just along the coast. it's limited. the warmup continues as a big dome of high pressure continuing to encompass the beau. that means that that offshore

flow is with us allowing for the heat to return. numbers well above average, a lot of sunshine out there. right now in the upper 50s in hayward. pa in mountain view. 50 in napa. look at the 48 treeings at the coast. certainly a cool start. but we recover into readings that will certainly bring us into high fire danger. so our highlights, warming trend continues today. autumn arrives monday. and looking at the high fire danger into tabwednesday where some areas could flirt with 100 degrees inland. we see the warm weather all the way to the coast. it has been warm. but today limited change as our sea breeze will be weak. if you want to head to the beach how about low 70s there atce bech. 76 in half moon bay. 84 in santa cruz and the ocean temperature still cool at 59 degrees. the changes arrive tomorrow. low clouds and fog with us through the overnight hours. lougt for that cooldown but then high clouds as well. numbers come down considerably

on sunday. we have the one day of warmth today. then don't get too used to the cooldown. because look at next week. the first day of autumn, numbers at about low 90s in concord, livermore, look as we head into tuesday. the numbers climb, in fact we could see near 100-degree heat and the warmth moves across the bay. we are talking upper 80s around the bay on tuesday. mid-70s at the coast. so that's comfortable. butt heat continues into wednesday. this is that offshore flow. at this point winds don't look too strong. but enough to be watching for sure. with that rain that last week helped us out but this is when we get the hot temperatures. in san jose look at the trend. we should be 80. but 90 today. numbers coming down a little bit tomorrow. by monday still wa tuesday dedneay whee t build in entire bay area. how about 87 today? fremont? 88 in vallejo. 8 oh in richmond low to mid-80s

from san mateo to palo alto today. and san jose reaching about 90 degrees. so certainly a warm one out there. the accuweather seven-day forecast looking at 70s at the shoreline. beautiful beach day. mid-80s around the bay. mid-90s inland. briefly cooler tomorrow as the on shore flow kicks up. but not a lot of fog. but autumn the numbers return to warmer readings on monday. you download the accuweather app track the temperatures which should be the hottest tuesday into wednesday with some breezy offshore winds and lacking at the much cooler weather even maybe a few rain drops in the end of the woke. quarter of inch an rain is average for september. we had that but we focus on the heat this week. >> nice to have better sleeping weather as you said coming up. >> the nights will be cool for sure. >> thanks, lisa. >> and fire officials caution that the weather in the next few days could be extremely dangerous. leading to an early warning and response in the north bay. abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman explains. >> reporter: it has become an

extreme measure. pg&e turning off power to prevent ignition of wildfires. now a new twist. an early notification before a warning. >> any of our customers could be impacted. >> blame the dries grass, the warm weather, the electrical power lines, a fire triangle likely to materialize early next week which prompted an early warning on twitter from the santa rosa fire department. >> so you can do exactly what we want people to do, be prepared. >> the tweet cites the early report from pg&e about elevated fire conditions that mights haase cause the utility to cut power in an area rage ranging from the bay area to the sierra foothill, a public safety power cut off. or psps. >> what's notable about in is it's the first of the year in insomnia an county but not the first of the year in the region. you can ask east napa all about that. remember june 8th? >> no power, no internet, no nothing. so we got to go. >> that was marguerita sanchez last june as they cut power near

lake barry he issa. when these happen communities might go 48 hours without power. this year santa rosa asked pg&e for notifications as early as possible. they got one. with 107 oh hours notice. that's twice the normal lead time and this when the area remains in threat level 2 of 4. >> >> we're not even 72 hours out. at the 48 hour mark when we reach the fourth level that's when with contact customers and let them know it could happen even at the fourth level still a potential psps. >> we don't want anybody caught off guard. we want them to have resources and tools available. >> better to plan than be priced they say. in santa rosa, wayne freedman, abc 7. > a 5-year-old albany bielgts battle agency rare form of cancer. savian hamilton has a mass on his lung diagnosed as peripheral t-cell lymphoma.

rare in the united states and less common in children. savian needs a bone marrow transplant and likelihood of match is based on ethnicity. the reern from the the non-profit shows african-americans only have a 23% chance to find a donor. >> i'm crushed that our community has been so reluctant to share their dpla. >> as a parent how do we accept that these are the facts for our black and brown kids? >> the hamiltons aren't giving up, savian's school has partnered with be the match hoefting an event at noon in hopes of finding a possible donor. you can find more information on our website at abc 7 news.com. now, global climate strike, led mostly by young female led tens of thousands around the bare to from san francisco to berkeley to cities across the south bay. [ chanting ]. >> demonstrators demanded

leaders take more steps to save the planet, three days before the ungs planet summit in new york city. at palo alto parents told us they are keeping the future in mind having conversations with their young children. >> he has seen polar bears in photos. he wants to see them. i explained yt w not see them. >> many of theland o'er generation showed up as well. saying they need to support change for the future of grandchildren. and in san francisco thousand resist of young people took to market street also calling for more urgent action on climate change. we have a look from sky7 around 99 noon yesterday. you can see thousands of kids on the streets. so many people, some parents there as well. they said they pulled kids out of school for the lesson in real life. >> the world is not the way it used to be. it's very depressing like my parents and the generations before us got to have such a beautiful world and we have to fix it. >> like they say, the house is

on fire. it's time to panic. and i agree with that. >> the march wound past the offices of house speaker nancy pelosi. senator diane feinstein and pg&e before ending up at embarcadero plaza. >> now new developments, the feud between the 49ers and the city of santa clara over levi s. the team filed a lawsuit. earlier this week the city moved to end an agreement that allows the 49ers to handle things like concerts. santa clara accused the 49ers of traud and not complying with state wage laws. in the lawsuit, the 49ers say there is complete misunderstanding of the agreement and the attempt to end it is being made quote under false and unlawful pretext. the golden gate national recreation area has made changes restricting access to dogs. yeah, according to the examiner, the 2019 superintendent's compendium released two weeks ago has new dog walking rules. in an update the map, dog walking has been eliminate

eliminated on the trails at the southern entrance to the park. usually compendiums only address new technology like vaping or maybe show where a trail may be closed for erosion. anything else has to go through the public first. there is an effort to find the changes. and still to come on abc 7 mornings, tensions escalating in the middle east with the pentagon is saying about plans to send more troops to the region. and a young south bay athlete forced to remove her hijab by air canada, now she demands changes. plus, a mom to the rescue. how a need for eye flass led her to start her own business that's now booming. did you eat all of your treats? ♪ help! i need somebody

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stanford and hospital in londen >> when the therapist comes in and sings it makes her heart rate go down, oxygen levels go up. makes me feel like she is going to be okay. >> the pederson family is hoping to expand the music program to a hospital in rome. such sweet little children irchlt we made a commitment to building a better bay area here at abc. meaning we dig into the issues we all face living here. like ourp high cost of living. a san francisco man has he said oh up his family's budget to show how they make it work on a low income. here is dion lim. >> this is my favorite store and everything in it is free-99. >> alex rosier isn't what you typically imagine someone in tech to be like. >> all you see here, the baby furniture, clothes, the toys, all of the baby stuff, all of the furniture in we got free. >> lichaj in the modest 400 square foot knob hill apartment with miss wife and baby is how he chooses to riff to make the $65,000 work something he

describes in the youtube video. >> boom cook your own footed at home. don't go to restaurants. >> allis admits as the fifth employee of encrepted email service proton mail he owns equity possibly in the millions but not guaranteed. >> it's basically like playing the lottery. there is a lot of risk. right now my family writes it off as zero. >> some highlights of the budget, president rent $1700, no car, food, $250 a month. he also does odd jobs like cleaning houses and charging scooters to grow his nest egg and start the college fund. >> there is anywhere from $5, to $10,000 extra every year we make. >> he case the key to making it work, not only an understanding wife. >> we are on our parents' phone family plan. >> zbu a shift in mindset. >> you have to really address what you want out of life and work towards that. like it's not about keeping up with the joneses. >> but perhaps not forever. especially with baby number two

on the way. >> probably moving to florida for lower cost of living and opening a new office there. >> in san francisco, dion lim, abc 7 news. and we want tory your ideas about building a better bay area. share them joining the better bay area group on facebook. >> okay the world's top surfer will compete for top honors this weekend in a small california town more than 1007 miles from the ocean. this is a surf ranch located in kings county in the central valley. it will be the site of the french water pro voent. part of the world league championship tour. 36 men and 18 women kbeeting. the surf rarj is man made and so the technology and machinery used to create killer waves that surfers catch. >> we're able to manipulate this -- the machine of how fast and how slow. and ultimately we're trying to give everybody the best they ca. >> the surf ranch is the brain child of renowned surfer kelly

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and look at this sunrise. the sunup before 7:00. mount tam. beautiful out there with clear conditions. and temperatures are very cool. you'll like that. tomorrow morning after the heat builds again this afternoon. 60 downtown and oakland and sfla np 48 in half moon bay. the exploratorium camera just beautiful. fog free conditions with just 50 in napa. 53 in livermore. and as we look at our winds in the upper elevations, certainly gusty. 20 to 30 miles an hour. and those normal downsloping winds aid in the warm up there is the beach 6 is. going to 81 today. by noontime near 80 around the bay. low 80s inland and into the 70s at the coast. a weak sea breeze late. the fog returnsed tonight. a cooler sunday on the way but a hot looking week ahead. details coming up. >> thanks, lisa. new developments pennsylvania young south bay athlete forced to remove a hijab

by air canada before a flight is taking action. the team traveling to toronto for a competition when she was asked to take it off. anser hasan spoke to the young girl and has her story. >> fatima abdelrahman has achieved a lot of first. ranking top five on the u.s. junior national squash team in her age group and is the first national team member to wear hijab. >> it's part of me, proud to wear it. >> on the flits in the first international competition fatima who wasn't wearing the scarf in the passport photo was asked to remove the hijab by air canada staff at the gate. >> the air canada agent looked at mo me and said these don't connect take it off. >> the female air canada employee escorted her inside the jetway and forced her to take off the scarf. she says she felt violated and humiliated. >> the problem i wasn't given a private screening says as it says in the policy. >> her soldier sister tweeted

about it which got a response. >> they were like copy paste, here is the incident form let's cover it up. >> the family lawyer says most security screening is done by the tsa. which already cleared fatima to fly. he adds air canada violated u.s. and california law by not providing fatima with a private screening area. >> this is something that air canada says in? procedures but either they don't follow it or it's not something that's in the training. >> air canada did not respond to repeated requests for comment. the family says in an email air canada tells them they change the policy since the incident. the family lawyer says they have given air canada two weeks to respond to their complaint. in the south bay, anser hasan. abc 7 news. and the united states just announced it is sending more troops to saudi arabia and the united arab emirates. this is in response to the recent attacks on saudi oil facilities that the u.s. has blamed on iran. the move comes hours after the announcement new economic ngs is

as against iran went into effect. defense secretary mark he is per says the troops are primarily for defense purposes. he outlined key reasons for the deployment in a press conference. >> to help bolster the defenses of saudi arabia and provide equipment to saudis and second to ensure free flow of commerce through the strait and protect and defend the international rules based order and try and convince the iranys to get on the diplomatic path. >> the pentagon says the deployment will be moderate to begin. happening today, congressman joe kennedy officially announcing campaign for u.s. senate. the 38-year-old representative will be challenging u.s. senator edward markey in the massachusetts democratic democratic primary in 20. markey shares many much kennedy as principles and has received kennedy's vote. kwendy is the grandson of the late attorney general and new york senator robert f. kennedy

and has been in congress since 2013 np 73-year-old markey has been in since 197. the white house held a state dinner only the second since president trump took office. scott morrison and his wife were the guests of honor. the dinner held in the rose garden and the menu featured dover sole and apple tetralay ty mode. movie of the wines had australian connections and the beautiful flowers and roses you see here came from california. wildfires victimsen a pg&e bon hoerlds have a plan to get the utility out of bankruptcy, including a $24 billion settlement agreement to pay for recent wildfires blanld blamed on pg&e power lines. they have offered to pay victims from a trust capped at just over $8 billion. the bondholder plan includes investing over $28 billion in exchange for confiscate in the parent company. including the creationst to han the settlement.

and next tuesday, san jose city leaders will vote on whether or not they will continue a program that makes it more attractive for. ursday morning protesters gathered in front of city hall urging the city council to cancel the program. the money from the fees is supposed to help build affordable housing. protesters say the city stands to lose $57 million in developer fees, advocates for the program say that if developers don't get the housing built it doesn't matter either way sfl we call it a cascade ekt effect where higher income he earn he is if there is not sufficient housing they kablize existing housing that makes it harder forelower income families who can't compete for many apartments across the city. >> if the program isn't renewed the city runs the risk of losing out on 3500 housing units currently in he works downtown. california has filed suit to try to stop the trump administration from revoking the state's authority to set emissions standards for considers and trucks.

22 other stas havee suit b attorney general xaverbersa. after the frl agency issued a regulation designed to preempt emissions authority in california. as well as 13 other states. and the district of columbia. and listen to this. wal-mart plans to stop selling electronic cigarettes at all stores once the current inventory runs out. the nation's largest retailer cites growing concerning and uncertainty by vaichg products. more than 500 people diagnosed with vaping related breathing illnesses and 7 confirmed deaths. wal-mart's current inventory of erks cigarettes could last until january. the company says it will continue selling traditional cigarettes. one out of 4 children will need glasses before the age of 18. but many families struggle with finding well-fitting eye wear. a new york mom of three has great solution. 3-d printed glasses for kids.

>> so the arms snap on and off usually when i have regular glasses they just break. so these ones don't really break. because you can put them back together. >> we just found over and over we couldn't find what we wanted every time we shopped for glasses. someone would end up in tears, whether kids or me. >> up and to the right. >> had i i'm heidi, the founder of fidz freights fwrams, a custom eye glass company started out need for my family. i have two kids. they have worn glasses since they were tiny. i never expected to enter the optical business i'm in politics. i started looking into solutions for how to make better eye glass system process we launched fitz frames july 18th. one of the goelts is to make kids confident in glasses we do that by custom tailoring glasses to fit them and them only.

fi. z created the app designing the process to be under five minutes you download the app scroll through the six styles, eight colors. you do a virtual try on pick what you like best. ten then take three snap shots with the iphone camera. and with that that's the cool part. we take measurements of the face down to the closest millimeter we take all the information over 1,000 points on the face. in order toic at a the information to the 3-d printers and they are custom fit for every face. the most important is the fit if glasses don't fit right kids don't wear them. kids faces are changing all the time and that's which weier exited about the technology. i want kids feeling good in the kblass and be excited about the process. >> you have to follow the rare o. >> we let them engrave whatever they want in the frame. lucky number ob rory birthday. and we have this great snap fit hinge if something happens they get hit in the head with the ball or fall down it pops off

and they put it back in and keep playing. it's important parents get kids eyes checked because the signs can be easy to miss and kids can have resulting problems where they don't realize they can't see and people think they're behaviorally challenged or have a learning disability. it's hard to communicate things are blurry because they don't know what that means. we are excited about giving kids a sense of ownership and agency in choosing glasses. such a smart idea. pan. and you can check out the new brand at localish.com also on factual basis and instagram. >> still ahead here on abc 7 mornings how the bay area stacks up on the modern dating scene. also a rebirth in the presidio, a theater that sat vacant for 24 years about to come back to life. hoeek. here a live look at the golden gate bridge. sun just coming up, beautiful day in san francisco. lisa argen has the forecast in just a few minutes. ♪

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breaking $5 billion fine to the u.s. federal trade commission this summer to settle a government probe into its privacy practices. and starting today there is a new spot to experience the arts in san francisco. the newly renovated presidio theater opens doors today. the building had been vacant for 24 years. it was originally built by the army in 1939 as a movie theater for members of the military and families now it's reborn as a ven yu your dance, theater feuds, film. >> we're excited for the arts community to have another space they can perform in and show just what a creative city and area we live in. >> the renovation cost $30 million. you can check it out for yourself at a tree open house tomorrow afternoon. >> now, i love this story, a billionaire philanthropist. pledging to pay off the loans for the 2019 graduating class of morehouse college decided now to expand his gift.

robert f. smith says he will cover the expenses of the education loans taken out by parents. many of those loans kpeded $50,000. the total gift now adds up to $34 million. smith says he hopes the students and families can invest in futures without living under a cloud of debt. >> and all right a survey of the dating scenes in cities nationwide finds it's rough out there for california singles. stockton was rated as the very worst city for dating of 130 cities surveyed by apartment list. only 13% of residents there said they are satisfied with the scene. atlanta, madison, wisconsin, and washington, d.c. are the top three. san francisco is the top rated bay area city. ranking up in 17 in the country. oakland and los angeles came in at 53 and 59. the survey considered dating satisfaction, dating affordability and the percentage of singles. i think in the reality dating is hard anywhere. >> definitely. >> it's just hard.

>> let's check the weather. >> if you liked yesterday, the warmth you like today. we're seeing numbers again in the 80s here at santa cruz. 61 right now. you may want to head to the beach. it's going to be beautiful here getting toasty inland. in fact numbers into the 90s today. but we'll talk about that up and down temperature trend into a few minutes. >> that is pretty thanks. also the a of an continue the post season push time to talk magic numbe

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welcome back. in sports a big day of college football ahead with all three bay area schools back in action. at 9 "a" number 23 cal takes on ole miss in oxford. watch on sister network espn u. at 4:00 p.m. 16th ranked organ battling stanfor on the farm. if you are not going you can watch on espn spp and san jose state faces arkansas at raise razzer back sfaumd. the oakland a's getting hot at the right time in the playoff spot. here is our sports anchor chris alvarez with the details. >> we have reached the point in the baseball season we talk playoffs and magic numbers. the a's magic number heading into friday night against texas is 8. here we go. let's bash from the coliseum. bottom 2 pick up the score.

chad pinder, lift and separate. three-run shot to center. three-0 how sweet the green jerseys. 5-0 now. mark henna, 6-0. 25th of season. oakland rolling along. mike fires all the support he needed. a's win 8-0. oakland mains the two-game 7. tampa bay entered the 9 on friday second wild card spot. boston playing spoil are. mitch morland 2-run shot to left ties it at 4. bottom 11. willy adommis reyes walk off 5-4 in levining. updated wild cards in the american league, a's holding the ha lead for the top spot. reyes and indians tide for second. baseball on the giants, the national league side of things. elvis and john lenin look alinings in atlanta.

ozzy alby base hit up the middle. 2-0 braves. bottom three, the former a, josh donaldson, sometimes you throw your bat at the ball, didn't work. tyrell beaty gets the strikeout. braves adding to the lead. ronald acuinn yao junior two-run opposite blast to center. the braves winning the national league east. pac 12 football on friday night. usc proej are trojan backup quarterback knocked out after that hit second play of the game for me matt feng still in opening position. airing to tyrell vons. that's a touchdown 7-0. usc later in the first tied at 7. feng avoids the sack. roll right throw it up to st. brown. usc pulse off the upset, 30-23. hey did you see this check out the marlin oust feefld austin deanss he throw towards the beer cans talk about the accuracy.

knocks down the top can. that is pretty impressive. maybe some informal or quarterback or teams looking at him as potential prospect right now on abc 7 news check out the hooptopia center at chase center. levi stadium is the place to be tomorrow for the home opener of the san francisco 49ers against the pittsburgh steelers. the team unveiled the 2019 smaumd men you may go making me hungry featuring a dozen new food and drinks from several restaurants. guy fearry's restaurant chicken guy is set to debut. also the south bay ig-onna godszilla burger and the burger chain super dooper. lots to check out and getting the check of the bay area forecast with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> hey, liz, i love me some

superdooper. the sunup in about four months later and later these days. but boy a warm afternoon on the way. nice thing we have the cool mornings though that's going to be the trend. and we're seeing just one very warm day over the weekend. that's today. here is a look at your forecast highlights. where you notice that today is not only going to be sunny but sufrpts anywhere from three to five degrees warmer then looking at autumn arriving monday. this is usually the warmest time of year. aerage high is about 70 degrees. high fire danger really high fire dangerous returns tuesday and wednesday as temperatures flirt with 100 degrees. look at the exploratorium camera so pretty. but numbers are cool this morning from the upper 40s at the coast to about 61 in san francisco. a high pressure is in control. it's built in yesterday and pushed the storm track north. but low pressure moving in tomorrow. enjoy today if you like it warm. a cooldown arriving sunday. back to extreme heat as autumn

ray arrives. as we look at mount tam this morning very flies upper else elevation winds are gusty out of the north at about 1,500 feet to 3,000 feet rooking at 20 to 30 miles an hour normal winds. and that will allow for a quick warmup throughout the midmorning hours. 60 oakland, san francisco, san jose 48 at the coast. from emeryville this morning lots of sun, a warm day fl oakland. mid-80s today. 50 right now from santa rosa and napa with 53 fairfield and livermore. yesterday the warm spotsy in the inland east bay in the upper 80s. but today in the low 90s out there if we look at the trend for livermore, looking at numbers going up and down all week but today we're above average at 92. average highs 87. cooler for tomorrow. warming up monday. but look at the highs for tuesday and wednesday. this is when we get the offshore winds. and allow for the high fire danger with temperatures anywhere from 15 degrees above

average. but then next weekend we're reversing the trend again. it's 90 today in san jose. at about 4:0087 in milpitas. sunnyvale enjoyed about 86. same deal in redwood and palo alto, san mateo, 83 degrees. warm for you. a late day sea breeze. 74 in pacifica. near 80 in san francisco appear and north bay 88 in petaluma. 87 in napa abc talk about mid-80s elbowed. upper 80s toward fremont. inland a, here is the warmth with low 90s in pittsburgh. 90 in pleasanton. tonight we cooling off with the low 50s fog lining up from the san mateo coast to morin county coast. 70s ab80s and 90s today. so a very warm afternoon. will cool it back with more on shore push tomorrow. the wind reversal then then. then for all the up going back the other direction. download the accuweather app and we could see some alerts from the national weather service for

the offshore winds. we'll keep you posted on that. >> we know watching the fire danger as well obvious sfl i. >> zroo yes. >> thanks lisa next a special birth meet the baby girl making a grand entrance on a very unique date. loto save big on'll the floors you want.

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born thursday, 9/19/19 at precisely 9:19 in the morning. i think nine might be her lucky number. mom and dad doing well. so is madison. here is the icing on the cake. doctors say she is 19 inches long. okay. love this they grow up so fast. the. the world's heaviest twin panda cubs getting bigger. this is this is from the research base chunk do breeding center. the boy and girl born to a giant panda in the u.s. in 2010. came to china in 2013. researchers say the bears are happy and healthy. >> nothing cuter than panda. i went to the san diego zoo. the red panda just make you happy. >> we're cute in our pink. >> we have something going like a panda. >> toemgtsly random. good morning we are looking at a warm day.

temperatures climbing into the low 90s inland. but how about 79 in san francisco. 75 half moon cooling it back for the sec half of the week. fall arrives monday and it's hot. tuesday and wednesday. high fire danger, then maybe even a few rain drops by in time next weekend. >> oh, i know some people will look forward to that break. >> i think so. >> thank you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i'm liz cites with lisa. abc 7 news continuing at 8:00 a.m. see you then. good morning america is next.

good morning, america. we're following new developments in the middle east. president trump sending in the troops to saudi arabia. air and missile defense systems also on the way following the attack on saudi oil facilities that the u.s. has blamed on iran. what administration officials are saying about the deployment and whether this could be the start of a larger mission. >> look at this. the big scare in a shopping mall. a driver's chaotic ride crashing through storefronts. people scrambling for safety. >> this is not happening right now. >> shoppers in shock. >> this is part of his car, the bumper. >> what authorities are saying about the subject they have taken into custody. breaking overnight, panic at