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>> announcer: news to build a better bay area. this is "abc 7 mornings." good morning, it's sunday, september 22nd. i'm liz kreutz aaron. here's lisa argen with the weather. >> you can see doppler 7 from marine county through san mateo and extra cloud cover as we widen the perspective. there's a system to the north. it's not going to bring us rain but it does bring us that onshore flow. the marine layer isn't tall or deep. the influence will be felt at the coast. 66 in san jose, oakland 65. a few high clouds drifting in not only now but throughout the

afternoon. we're looking at 70s by the delta. is morningt was 48 in fairfield, now it's 72. that's with that dry air. how quickly we warm. so we are cooler this morning by seven degrees on the coast. here is the warm-up, not as pronounced today, liz. >> sounds good, thanks, lisa. new this morning, two people are in the hospital after a fire broke out at a care home on massachusetts drive in san jose. the fire started just after 4:00 a.m. on the back porch, spread to the roof and into the home. seven people were inside at the time, two caregivers and five elderly patients with disabilities. two of the paushtients were tak to the hospital to be evaluated. the cause of the fire is being investigated. no one was seriously hurt. cal fire crews are watching six fires burning in the hills east of milpitas this morning. this morning the fire is 40%

contained, 188ed a ver ed acres burned. the cluster of fires has been burning since noon yesterday in an open grassy area. the spring valley fire chief notified cal fire after seeing several columns of smoke. no homes or buildings are threatened in neighbors are prepared to evacuated. >> there's concern for our homes and our >> firefighters are not ruling out the possibility of arson. pg&e is warning residents os possible outages affecting sono sonoma, napa, marin and lake counties. on friday residents got a notification with 100 hours notice, that's twice the normal

lead time. and new this morning,prtrump of h day iexas to meet the indian prime minister narendra modi. this is video of the president here leaving the white house just a few hours ago. he's expected to arrive in huston. five people are dead after widespread flooding along the texas gulf coast from what's left of tropical storm imelda. the deaths range in age from 19 to 52 years of age. four of the deaths are confirmed drownings in houston and beaumont areas of texas. many of those killed were trying to drive through floodwaters. in the east bay, a warning to residents to stay away from water in a popular park due to high levels of bacteria. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard reports on the alert. >> it's pretty bad. >> reporter: berkeley's aquatic park is in bad shape.

the murky water looks anyg but inviting. in fact it's hazardous. the city posted these warnings, warning the public to stay away. it's not what you can see in ack aquatic >> it's gustidisgusting. my dog sees ducks in the water and she'll go for it. >> during the week we take, you know, youth sailing and paddling at the aquatic park. we've had to shut that down. >> reporter: it's a bummer. >> yeah. >> we believe it's sewage but we don't know where it's coming from. >> reporter: normally this is what the berkeley paddling and rowing club would be doing but they can't.

>> we don't see any real traction in solving the mystery, cleaning up the problem and preventing it from happening again. >> reporter: a city spokesperson tells us it's possible rains earlier this week washed contaminants into aquatic park through storm drains. until bacteria levels drop considerably, this water is offlimits. in berkeley, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. oakland police are trying a new tactic to fight illegal sideshows. they're closing access on weekends. police identified seven indexes in east oakland including the area of 42nd avenue and interstate 880, a long time trouble spot for sideshows. police say the closures should not impact traffic. the department believes the closures are a preventive measure. an amber alert has been issued.

2-year-old john weir was last seen with his dad, 32-year-old steven weir in merced county. authorities said the father may be armed and dangerous and may be driving a hundryundai elantr. the invasion of area 51 this weekend may have fizzled just a bit. despite curious visitors and a few arrests, the organizer of the event decided to pull the plug after the initial facebook event went viral. our reporter is in nevada. >> reporter: still a steady stream of curious visitors at the gates of area 51. at the nearby alien research center in nevada, there were crowds but not anywhere near expectations. >> most people who came here expected so much more. >> reporter: they came from colorado to sell alien-themed

trinkets and embryos. >> it's a disappointing, with the commitment to the vendors, the food vendors, the people that were coming and the other parties involved, they thought they should have stayed committed. >> reporter: area 51 base camp shut down early, the dismantle in full swing when we visited. the organizer and producer decided to pull the plug early due to less than expected attendance. >> the crowd we thought was going to come, didn't come. but we are full grown adults, we took the risk. >> reporter: he says they counted more than 6,000 visitors throughout the day friday but still not the 30,000 that were expected. >> we lost a lot of money. but it's okay. we're full grown adults who made a great decision. now, we did get the people, and you can see here, all day long, it's been busy. >> reporter: some vendors say even though they lost money, it was an out of this world experience. >> we've had a good time, the people who stayed embraced it.

it was a sufficiently event, sans the people coming in. >> reporter: the lincoln county sheriff says all told there's been at least seven arrests for variety of infractions, three fortre trespassing. >> no alien sightings, bummer. many of the first responders who were in area 51 on standby are being sent home. issues that affect us like the high cost of housing, new data shows we're entering new territory when it comes to home sales. according to the bay east association of realtors, prices are becoming more stable. year to year, median sale prices are down in 21 of 34 east bay cities. this means for the first time in a while, sellers and buyers have to negotiate. >> homebuyers and home sellers are so used to prices going up year after year that when prices drop a little bit or stabilize, some people are freaking out. >> real estate agents say while

you might expect peeping to snatch up lower priced homes, they're holding off. many sellers are opting to stay put and launch renovation projects instead. a 2018 measure granting all san francisco tenants facing eviction the right to legal representation is falling short. funding gaps and a shortage of attorneys are preventing the ten current service providers from meeting the current demand. the budget includes funds for 47 new attorneys to be hired by july. but only 37 had been hired by that date. many claim retention is a huge issue and the positions don't pay enough to attract experienced attorneys. last month we deck indicadi week to issues like renters and homeowners and solutions for the future. find those stories online at abc7news.com/bayarea. the last day of summer. >> it's going to be a nice one,

a good spread from the coast to the inland valleys. we've got the marine layer and an afternoon sea breeze coming your way. it's 65 in oakland, warm there. mid-60s in concord with the cool 57 right here. we'll talk about the cooldown and then autumn arrives tomorrow. boy, temperatures are again soar as we get into the middle of next week. i'll have the details, coming up. >> lisa, thank you. a competition to clean up the bay area gets heated and the winner is still to be determined. yahoo! owes many users money over a data breach. with three extrairst absorb channels.r

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welcome back. a recent grand jury report has a dire warning for san francisco. the city's emergency water system may not be good enough to douse fires started by a catastrophic earthquake. according to "the examiner," the high pressure hydraulic system doesn't cover areas including the sunset, richmond, and bay view neighborhoods. there's plan to install 14 miles of new pipeline in 2020 and 2027 through bond measures, but it could take the city more than 35 years to install it. tourists can rejoice. it is the last day without cable car service in san francisco. tomorrow the city's iconic cable cars will be back on the tracks. niine.sfmtir out of service for

gearboxes which propel the cable cars up hills. now to another tourist traction. the landmark elevator failed to reopen yesterday after carrying a group to the top. they started working again after about an hour. the monument has been closed on and off to the public first for an earthquake in 2011. officials will go over computer data to find a cause for the malfunction tomorrow. thousands of volunteers cleaned up crash at world postal cleanup day. the bay area's largest three cities call it the battle frien competition. abc 7 news reporter anser hassan has the story.

>> reporter: it's not garbage o. this is the trash collected by voluntee. >> i hate to see my community c out and clean what i can, little by little, it helps out. >> reporter: carlos padilla was among the thousands of volunteers taking part in this year's california coastal cleanup day. it includes cleaning up city streets because clean streets means less trash that ends up in the san francisco bay. alameda county supervisor nate miley also participated. he says more people need to take respond for the condition of their neighborhoods. >> it's quality of life. if you let your communities deteriorate it's going to lead to more deterioration, more crime, more violence. >> couches, beds. it is ridiculous. take your junk to the dump, people. >> reporter: the mayors of oakland and san francisco turned this year's event compitn,ne ler btle for the bay, to see which city got

the most volunteers and cleaned you want most trash. >> we have number of people register on the eastern side of our city, ever. it has been absolutely amazing. >> reporter: coastal cleanup has been one of the longest running events in california. over 25 million pounds of trash has been picked up since it started. bianca guerrero is team san francisco. she says this problem is bigger than the bay. >> the planet is important. we have to keep it clean especially for the next generation. so for the kids. >> reporter: the winning city will be announced next week. in oakland, anser abc 7 news. emeryville residents put their own spin on world cleanup day. companies like decathlon and ikea partnered to save the bay by jogging and picking up litter at the same time. hund

place including girls from east oakland. a councilmember called them she-roes because they're the jex generation to save the planet. with three-quarters of the cleanup sites reporting, there were nearly 60,000 volunteers taking part this year. they collected more than 469,000 pounds of garbage and more than 33,000 pounds of recyclable materials. that's just the initial numbers. great job, everybody. yahoo! users can now file to get money from the yahoo! data breach. personal information for 3 billion accounts were exposed. yahoo! set aside $117 million to reimburses those affected consumers. to get up to $25,000, account holders must file online or through mail by july 20th next year. every who wants

must decline the settlement. tests over a smart train testing has been occurring night and sparking a lawsuit. the testing is set to expire soon. the autumn equinox is tomorrow. abc 7 news has put together a list of local event. on abc7news.com we have a list of the best pumpkin patches and corn maizes in the area. you'll be able to celebrate halloween every day of the month in october if you want to. check out the community events page at abc7news.com for details. speaking of fall, let's get a check of our weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> hey, liz, good morning to you. still another week in september. by next weekend, the last week

of september, we could see a huge change in our weather. we're talking maybe some mountain snow. we'll get to that in just a moment. right now, live doppler 7 picking up on the fog along the shoreline and further to the north. the rain in the pacific northwest, it's raining in crescent city. this system is enough to enhance our marine layer. you saw it from some of our live cameras, nice and sunny in san jose at the shark tank. 57, half moon bay. redwood city in the upper 50s. san jose and gilroy at 66. this is santa cruz. it was 89 there yesterday. low 80s today. you can see all the sunshine already. 58 santa rosa. it's in the mid-60s for you in napa. we were in the upper 40s earlier. 64 in livermore. fairfield at 72. you were 49 this morning. low clouds and fog across the golden gate bridge. today, compared to yesterday,

anywhere from two to 11 degrees cooler, the most pronounced cooling in the coast. on the peninsula, you had widespread mid- and upper 80s. how about upper 70s today for the higher elevations. certainly an about face today. and right now, truckee, 35 degrees. it is 45 at the thahoe valley airport, going for high of 70 today. cooler for everyone, autumn arrives tomorrow. high fire danger tuesday into wednesday. in the upper elevations, about a thousand feet, winds would be gusting to 40 miles per hour. starts tomorrow night and goes through wednesday. here are the highlighted areas, pretty much all over the north bay hills, east bay, santa cruz mountains. certainly a critical time for us as temperatures tomorrow begin to edge up into the 90s once again in our inland valleys. still pleasant across the bay and the coast. look at tuesday's highs, 99 in

concord, 100 in napa. still looking at numbers rising in the city. could see a couple of days of 80-degree heat in downtown san francisco. the coast, close to that. this is wednesday. then look what happens, this is thursday. we've got a weak weather system to the north. it gets deeper friday into saturday. perhaps some showers in southern california and the model is still holding together, a chance of snow in the sierra nevada. this would be late saturday night into next sunday. highs today, 78 in oakland, 83 in fremont. 67 at the coast, half moon bay. upper 80s in santa rosa, that's four degrees cooler for you. mid-80s, opener today in santa clara, we know how hot it gets out there in the signs. go niners. the accuweather seven-day forecast, upper 60s coast, upper 70s around the bay. inland, the 90s. download our accuweather app and you can track that warming trend as soon as tomorrow inland.

boy, it gets hot with high fire danger tuesday, wednesday, and by next weekend we'll be getting out the sweaters and jackets, maybe rain ge. >> that time of year already, people will be looking forward to that, thanks, lisa. ahead, tinder no longer just a dating app to swipe for matches. the new original content it plans to release, starting next month. hey. ♪ go where my baby lives hey.y the strolle♪s

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welcome back. in the east bay, dozens of people are giving their dna, hoping to give a match for 5-year-old boy with a rare cancer. abc 7 news was in albany yesterday. savian hamilton needs a bone marrow transplant to survive had the no one in his family is a match so his school hosted the event in hopes of finding one. >> it's important to be on the bone marrow registry. actually we got on there in 1996. >> african-americans, statistically, don't support drives like this so he came out to support someone else. >> we put a link on our website if you would like to help. happening today, break out the sunscreen and a good pair of

walking shoes. an annual celebration is giving people a reason to get outside today. the city's department of parks will close miles of city streets to traffic. instead, you can walk, bike, skate, and play through some of san jose's iconic neighborhoods. this is an odd one. dating app tinder is set to debut its first original entertainment content called swipe night. the six episode series will take people through moral they hope the shared experience will help members connect. swipe night, obviously a play on "swipe right,"

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san francisco's e-cigarette protections. say no to juul, no to big tobacco, no to prop c. >> announcer: news to build a better bay area. this is "abc 7 mornings." good morning on this sunday. we're starting this half hour with a look at the weather. here is meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning, liz. starting at the beach where it will be warm this afternoon, 80 degrees, and santa cruz. locally we have cooling, fog at the shorelie. it's 65 in oakland and redwood city, even though it's a mild start out there for some of, it will be a cooler finish. 57 with the fog, half moon bay. here is a look at the low deck of clouds which is compressed to near the surface right now, because we will be seeing it evaporate throughout the afternoon. partial clearing at the coast.

the sea breeze being felt at the shoreline. 72 in fairfield. even though we will only see the sea breeze about a mile or two inland, we'll feel cooler air because we've got a cooler air mass overhead. throughout the day, some high clouds, 70s and 80s by late afternoon, liz. instanci thanks, lisa, sounds good. 17 democratic candidates gthered in des moines, iowa for a steak fry. the event put elizabeth warren in the lead. 22% of iowans support warren, 20% support former vice president job. abc 7 news reporter rachel scott has more. >> reporter: democrats are descending on iowa. >> elizabeth warren in the house! mariachi, and armiesrt for a revivehe

iowa steak fry. for the party's early frontrunner it was a chance to take a swing across the aisle. job on defense, fending off attacks from president trump. >> he'll do whatever he has to do. but this crosses the line. >> reporter: "the wall street journal" reports president trump repeatedly pressed the ukrainian president to investigate biden's son who served on the board of a ukrainian energy company when his father was vice president. >> trump is doing this because he knows i'll beat him like a drum. the abuse of power and every element of the presidency, he will use to try to do something to smear me. >> reporter: biden pointing to a july call between president trump and the leader of ukraine, reportedly at the center of a whistleblower complaint from an intelligence official. the inspector general found that complaint credible, and one that might require the notification of congress. but the justice department and acting director of national intelligence blocked it from being shared. >> i have never spoken to my son about it.

here's what i know. i know trump deserves to be investigated. he is violating every basic norm of a president. >> reporter: the former vp demanding the president releasing the transcript of the call in question. some of his 2020 rivals echoing his concerns, accusing president trump of potentially abusing his power. >> if true, they represent a betrayal of the united states. >> i fall smack dab in the middle of those who want the beginning of impeachment proceedings. >> the president is clearly unfit to serve in the oval office. >> reporter: as some democrats renew their calls for impeachment, house speaker nancy pelosi is still reluctant to pursue that course, worrying that it may harm the party ahead of 2020. rachel scott, abc 7 news, des moines. washington power brokers and journalists turned out in full force to honor legendary journalist cokie roberts. has more on her legacy.

♪ and walk with me >> let us now take our sister cokie to her place of rest. >> reporter: in a city sharply divided, a rare amount of unity. people from both sides of the aisle gathered to celebrate something in common. we all loved cokie roberts. cokie was in many ways the conscience of the capital. having grown up in d.c., the daughter of two members of congress, she was able to translate for the rest of us how this city is supposed to work. and when the people and the politics fell short, as they often do, cokie was able to call it. >> there's no such thing as fake news. it's either news or it's fake. there are no alternative facts. they're either facts or they're not. >> reporter: cokie was a pioneer for women in broadcasting who

made sure she didn't blaze the trail alone. >> she filled the hall, didn't she? >> reporter: steve roberts, her husband of3years, read from one of many letters from appreciative women journalist. >> she fought her way up the ladder and then kept reaching back down to help others up. a beautiful smile and a beautiful spirit. what a beautiful life. >> reporter: david wright, abc news, washington. >> a champion for women, she'll be missed by so many. new developments on antonio brown. the wide receiver announced on twitter he is finished with the nfl. he said, quote, i will not be playing in the nfl anymore. these owners can cancel deals, do whatever they want at any time. we will see if the nfl players association will hold them accountable. brown has released -- was released by the new england

patriots on friday over a rape allegation. on twitter brown took shots at others previously accused of sexual misconduct including kra long time steelers teammate ben roethlisberger. his agent said several teams were looking at brown but they wanted legal information first. brown is accused of sexually assaulting his former trainer brittany taylor. [ bleep ]! >> panic for shoppers at a small in southern california after a fight broke out inside a shoe store in culver city. loud sounds which turned out to be shattering glass sent people running for their lives. many people said on social media that there was an active shooter but police confirmed there were no shots fired and no gun involved. an 11-year-old boy with special needs and his mom are furious after a teacher moved his desk into a bathroom.

the mother said she had spoken with the teacher about his auto immune disorder. the teacher's solution was to put the desk over a toilet. you can see in these photos, lucas' mom snapped these photos and took her son home. >> sad. stressed. embarrassed. i was like, how is this happening, how am i in the bathroom, why? >> i took the picture because i didn't even believe what i was seeing. it's not an appropriate place for anyone, especially lucas who with his condition can't really be around germs. >> the school district in washington said space had been an issue. it removed the desk from the bathroom and will investigate the incident. still ahead on "abc 7 mornings," president trump in houston, texas, part of his trip involves saying howdy to the indian prime minister. the big reception happening now in houston. and here is a live look from emeryville. a couple of clouds there. a gorgeous

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welcome back. happening now, president trump has touched down in houston to assess flood damage. here he is speaking with the members of the u.s. coast guard. five people died in the houston area after storm imelda. the president thanked first responders and law enforcement for their service. later president trump will meet with prime minister narendra modi, the indian prime minister, to speak at the event "howdy modi." >> he's very popular. the people love him. he's done a great job and he's been very good to us and me. he asked me if i would come and speak and introduce him and i'm doing that. >> the event highlights the strategic alliance between the democracies. later tonight the president will travel back to new york for the

united nations general assembly. we're having a cooldown. >> but the atmosphere is dry right now. we jumped 20 degrees from our morning lows in the 50s to 71 right now in san ramon, also 71 in mountain view. that's what happens when the air mass is so dry, you heat up and cool off quickly. a little haze in the marine layer out there for cooler afternoon. that's just today. my accuweather seven-day forecast is next. also the a's honoring the pats and the president looks pretty good too as the team continues to make their playoff push.

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all right. the here's a live look at the golden gate bridge. still fogged in this sunday, traffic moving smoofthly. in sports, the raiders hit the road for the first time this season. oakland faces the minnesota vikings at u.s. bank stadium at 10:00 and the undefeated 49ers play their home opener against the steelers. kickoff is 1:25 this afternoon at levi stadium. here is abc 7 news sports anchor chris alvarez. cal's 3-0 start has been ranked 23rd in the country. saturday, another challenge for the golden bears. an early kickoff against an sec opponent in old miss. garner slings it to jake taugas,

he's gone. 28-13. and you thought maybe the game was over but not quite. fourth quarter, here come the rebels. eli, 15 yards and in. ole miss down 8 with 4 1/2 to go. no timeouts. watch this play. john rice to elijah moore. looks like a touchdown but the ref calls it down at the 1, clock still ticking. the clock continues to move, you have to get a playoff. quarterback sneak and cal with the stuff, wow. there was only one replay angle and you be the right he. looks like a touchdown. cal survives 28-20, improves to 4-0 for the first time since 2015. stanford's most impressive

win last season. stanford lost three in a row since 2008. costello hits his thumb on the helmet of a teammate, stayed in the game but you can tell that really bothered him. stanford got a field goal on that drive. redd through the end zone, 7-3 ducks. second quarter, herbert, this is why he's going to be an nfl quarterback. great back-shoulder throw. 14-3 oregon at the half. early fourth, herbert out of the gun finds breland wide open. 24 yards and in. 21-6, oregon wins. here is abc 7 news's anthony flores. >> reporter: after falling to oregon 21-6. >> three weeks in a row we're evenly matched but we make a errors against really good football teams that lead to points.

too many errors makes it too hard too win. >> reporter: oregon's defense was relentless, sacking costello five times while holding the cardinals to a pair of field goals. >> we sacrifice a lot, you all understand, we've been doing this a long time now. we spend the bulk of our lives preparing for games like this, so it definitely hurts. san jose state taking on arkansas. nick nash with the direct snap. look at the cutback there. 15 yards, 14-7 san jose state. 1:15 left in the half. love, short pass to isaiah. your holiness takes it 26 yards and in, 24-7 sparty packer finds the hole, 19 yards and in. 31-24, the first win since against stanford in 2006, an sparty party for sure.

the oakland a's, headed into play on inducng hall of fame class on saturday. there's mark mcgwire, tony la russa, walter haas scene that was. the current a's are pretty good too. matt olsen gets them on the board. marcus sill i don't knmeon, com. chapman smokes one up the middle. a's, seven runs in the first. how about marcus simeon, he'll get some mvp consideration. mark cana, yes, he cana. the a's win 12-3, the magic number down to five. cleveland's loss drops them a game back for the second wild card spot. giants in laa, brave

clinched the east on friday night. johnny on the hill, two on for billy hamilton. a liner to right, 1-0. now 2-0 later in the game. danny etch he ha danny, five walks, five k's. mauricio will probably be a part of the future. that play will make you smile for sure. bottom five, derek rodriguez on the hill. cervelli puts it into souvenir city. 8-1, braves win. a big nfl week 2 or 3, that is, a big week with the raiders playing the vikings and the niners, their home opener against the steelers, it should be fun. we'll have more on sports later tonight. let's get a check of the weather now. lisa, people heading to levi stadium, it will be cooler. >> thank goodness, liz, it was hot yesterday, you know that.

as we look outside right now, we can thank mother nature, bringing back a little bit of that compressed marine layer, that onshore flow in the afternoon, allowing for slightly cooler day over at levi stadium. the pittsburgh is innn they're usually hot and humid this afternoon, dropping into the upper 70s through the early evening hours. a great day, it does get hot, plan on the hat and sunblock. exploratorium camera, that looks beautiful, doesn't it, coming out of the 80s today in san francisco, into the low 70s. live doppler 7 definitely looks like a fall scene on live doppler 7. we've got the low clouds and fog at the coast, raining in crescent city, in the pacific northwest. the low cloud deck is drawn back into the bay and the golden gate bridge, evidence of that, we're socked in with gray skies. 65 oakland.

mid-60s, san jose. 68 in gill row. 57 half moon bay. you can mack out the high clouds here. a pretty sky here in emeryville, looks like a painting there, right? numbers in the upper 50s santa rosa. 64 in napa. mid-60s concord and livermore. from the airport today, on the peninsula, you'll get sunshine but you'll feel that afternoon sea breeze that was lacking yesterday. you'll warm into the upper 80s around redwood city. a little cooler today, autumn arrives tomorrow, high fire danger tuesday into wednesday. this will bring the north bay mountains and east bay hills under a fire weather watch with wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour. humidity already low out there with the dry brush and extreme temperatures, it could allow for fires to start and spread rapidly. let's fast forward after the heat n draticallyn ay. maybe friday, look what's some interesting weather to the

sierra nevada. this is 4:00 in the afternoon on friday, still several days out. as we go into saturday, that would be the 28th, still looking at the possibility of not only some mountains snow, could get some showers in here before the end of the month. highs take in the south bay, 80 redwood city, that's down about seven degrees for you. 73 in the city. 84 sonoma. near east bay, look for upper 70s in berkeley. 82 union city. inland, you have some high clouds with mid-80s for you, a nice switch for san ramon. 88 in concord. the accuweather seven-day forecast, upper 60s, 70s, and 80s from the coast, bay, inland today. download our accuweather app. already climbing. as you get to work on lunch hour on monday, you'll feel that as

autumn arrives. temperatures soar tuesday and wednesday with critical fire weather. we cool off dramatically thursday. maybe that rain, snow, we'll have to see how that plays out. >> it will fee swout. thanks, lisa. next, it may still be september but oktoberfest has arrived early in t ♪

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1, 9, 22, 36, 68, and power ball is 22. and the winning numbers from last night's $12 million super lotto drawing, 1, 31, 34, 37, 39, mega number is 12. beer drinkers have one final day to break out their leiderhosen in san san. today is the last day for oktoberfest by the bay at pier 35. there's music including chico's bavarian band and dance. there will be plenty of german food and drinks. today's oktoberfest begins at 11:00 this morning and runs until 5:00 tonight. get this, bay area scientists believe we're on the verge of a could you fure for t cold. the effort involves temporarily disabling a single specific protein inside our cells. they found when that protein is disabled, that it stops many common cold viruses and other diseases from spreading in the body. >> traditional antiviral drugs

target the virus itself. but the virus is very smart and can mutate its way around it. what we do is we make the host inhospitable for these viruses. so it's much more difficult for the virus to mutate around. >> now, the work begins to develop a drug that temporarily disables that protein. once that happens, human trials can begin and if all goes well from there, a cure for the common cold could happen soon. >> i'll take it. >> yeah. >> it could be that season as we get into next weekend. >> exactly. >> it will get much colder. before that, we have a subtle cooldown today. high clouds, mid-70s in richmond. how about 77 in berkeley, 81 in palo alto. cooler for everyone, 86 in san rafael. the accuweather seven-day forecast, turning up the heat as we change seasons tomorrow. tuesday, wednesday, gusty winds. extreme heat. but it all goes away quickly on thursday. by friday we're increasing the

clouds, tracking perhaps some more precip by next weekend. that could mean mountains snow. >> and we also know we're tracking fire danger, people getting alerts about possible shutoffs of their power. we'll be tracking all that. thanks, lisa. thanks for joining us on "abc 7 mornings" i'm liz kreutz in for kumasi aaron along with lisa argen. abc 7 news continues at 5:00 p.m. have a great day. see you then.

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