they took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. juul marketed mango, mint, and menthol flavors, addicting kids to nicotine. five million kids now using e-cigarettes. the fda said juul ignored the law with misleading health claims. now juul is pushing prop c, to overturn san francisco's e-cigarette protections. say no to juul, no to big tobacco, no to prop c. fixfinity internet and mobile, each for $30 a month. that equals awesome wifi from america's best internet provider and the best lte on the go. it's the ultimate coverage solution. it's all in the numbers. with xfinity mobile, you'll save up to $800 a year on your wireless bill. you can even get $250 back. don't miss out on xfinity internet and mobile,

each for $30 a month. plus, save up to $800 a year on your wireless bill with xfinity mobile. xfinity makes saving... simple. easy. awesome. click, call, or visit a store today. >> announcer: news to build be.ewisez i for kumasi aaron. here is meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> hey, liz, good morning to you. we're clear and cold this morning. it was a lot colder, you probably slept through it, those 30s in parts of sonoma joint. we have more chilly air heading down from the north today and tomorrow, minus the wind, so that's a plus out there. from the roof camera, flags not blowing there. low 50s in san francisco all morning long. mid-50s at the coast. the rest of you recovering nicely in the 50s from low to

mid-40s. san francisco gorgeous this morning. 48 by the delta. upper elevation win ads are breezy. the chillier morning will continue into your morning. there's a look at the see rather where they saw some snow. we may see a thunderstorm, i'll have the details on the cool second half of your weekend and start to the workweek, coming up. more than 45,000 pg&e customers are without power right now in the east bay. take a look, this is the utility's outage map. 25,000 customers in berkeley, 19,000 in el cerrito and 3,500 in richmond are affected. b.a.r.t. says the outage has closed the berkeley station. b.a.r.t. just tweeted they have a generator in place to provide power to the station in berkeley so they will be opening it up shortly. right now there is a 20-minute delay in both directions on the richmond line. passengers can get in and out through the north berkeley or

ashley stations. it is unclear at this point what caused this major outage. we'll keep you posted as we learn more. meantime, developing news. san mateo police are investigating a shooting that involves officers who injured two suspects. police say they were patrolling the parking lot of the hillsdale shopping center when they spotted a car they believed was stolen. the driver and second suspect led officers on a chase and threw credit cards out of the car along south camino real. the suspects hit another car and ended up in a cul-de-sac. officers got out of their car and approached them. that is when the suspects drove their car toward officers and one officer opened fire, injuring them. detectives are trying to answer many questions in their investigation. >> why are they throwing credit cards out of the car? what is up with the vehicle in question? they're checking the v.i.n. number, they're checking the license plates. our investigation bureau will be working around the clock on this to find out what exactly was

happening. >> it's unclear what condition the suspects are currently in. abc 7 news reporter luz pena spoke with a witness. >> rapid gun shots, at least 15 to 20. >> reporter: the shooting took place across the street from this witness. police asked residents to move out of the way. sfrs ofrom our balcony we could see there were two window missing. >> reporter: according to witness, two people inside the vehicle in question were taking to the hospital. >> some of the officers and paramedics were leaning down to the ground, so they put them in the ambulances and drove away. >> reporter: luz pena, abc 7 news. police are investigating a shooting that left a man dead in petaluma at 8:00 last night in the parking lot of the petaluma

village premium outlets. when officers arrived they found a man inside a car who had been shot. they tried to save him but were unsuccessf unsuccessful. police say investigators believe the man did not die by suicide a suspect has not been identified. in the north bay a fire in sonoma county is under control after forcing evacuations. flames sparked yesterday at 3:00 p.m. near shellville. it ripped through an event center that also has some residents. abc 7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian has more. >> this is where i used to live. now i'm looking for a new home. >> reporter: marc foley spoke out of fear as he watched the fast moving across the garden pavilion event center. his house was spared. >> a good quarter of the property or more is gone.

>> reporter: the fire forced people to investigate and shut down a wedding and a birthday party. you can see party hats, wine, food left behind as guests ran. >> they set up tables. that's completely gone. all of this is completely gone, all the vehicles are completely gone. and the shed building is completely gone. >> reporter: the fire started in this ditch on state road 121 in front of the pavilion event center and across from the winery. it headed south. then the wind picked it up and pushed it right into a building. >> i guess the lord picked today to have the wind the way it was. >> reporter: the wind only added to the list of problems firefighters faced. >> to figure out where it was going, with the smoke laying on the ground, trying to do the evacuations, covering the different roads, making sure it

didn't ember-cast out of us. >> reporter: for evacuees, all of this brings back vivid memories from the north bay fires. >> just a couple of years ago we were all running for our lives. >> reporter: in this case, three buildings were lost. the cause is under investigation. lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. a memorial service will be held for a 26-year-old who was among three people killed during the mass shooting at the gilroy garlic festival. the memorial will take place in new york state's finger lakes region. a memorial scholarship has been set up in his honor. three teenagers are recovering from gunshots wounds following a shooting at richmond high school friday night after a football game at de anza high. abc 7 news reporter cornell

barnard has the details and new video released by investigators. >> reporter: the sound of gun shots clearly heard on this surveillance video released by richmond police. people can be seen running away. it happened near de anza high school after a football game. >> officers responded to the 3300 block of morningside drive where there was reports of a fight. when they arrived on scene they heard gun shots in the area and they saw a large group disbursing. >> reporter: there was chaos and panic minutes after the shooting. police say three teenagers, a girl and boy were wounded, two of them in serious condition. >> we have three victims that don't appear to be associated to any part of a fight or any gang violence. >> reporter: police don't yet have a motive for the shooting. >> that's sad, yeah,. it's a great community. >> reporter: parents can't

believe it. >> it's hard enough for kids to go to school i mean, without violence, gang related, whatever issue it is. >> reporter: versus ainvestigat still looking for suspects. they may have left the scene driving a dark colored sedan. if you have information, call police. cornell barnard, abc 7 news. now get this, families looking to let loose and get loss in the famous corn maize were turned away when a man running from police hid in the maze, hoping to elude officers. when officers arrived they were looking for 29-year-old ryannn stalking his former girlfriend. petaluma police tried arresting watt at a homeless camp. that's when police say watt ran across all lanes of highway 101 and sought refuge in this

sprawling corn maze. >> needle in a haystack would be a good descriptor. it's four acres of corn maze. having been there myself with my young kids, i can attest it's not easy to walk through. >> lieutenant crosby said every onduty officer help searched for watt. he was arrested without incident at 11:00 a.m. this afternoon, democratic presidential candidate kamala harris will officially open her first california campaign office in oakland. yesterday harris was here in the bay area. she visited the manila town heritage museum in chinatown for a series of meet and greets in san francisco. the california senator has seen her poll numbers slip recently here in her home state. at yesterday's event she was asked about the impeachment inquiry launched into president trump's dealing with ukraine. >> listen, this administration, in particular donald trump, is

going to do everything he possibly can to try to distract from the fact that he's running a corrupt administration, that he's in the process of being impeached. >> today she'll be joined by congresswoman barbara leigh. it starts at 3:30 p.m. this afternoon giants fans will celebrate and say thank you to retiring giant skipper bruce bochy. yesterday bochy received an honor from the san francisco mayor. former mayors willie brown and . there will be a special post game ceremony to pay tribute to his incredible run in san francisco. a lot of people are going to be going to oracle park today. what should they expect? kind of chilly. >> yes, in the low 60s to start. in the afternoon, mid-60s,

breezy winds. much less wind for the rest of us, a calm day compared to yesterday. right now from emeryville looks pretty nice, rebounding to the mid-and had upper 50s right now in parts of the east bay. it was a cold morning and we'll look for that warm-up in the week ahead. i'll tell you when, next. also next, how an oakland community rallied together at an event for sick kids. and we're paying tribute to our abc 7 colleague and reporter david louie.

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welcome back. happening today, a huge crowd is expected for an event that can best be classified as only in san francisco. the 36th annual fulsome street fair, billed as the world's biggest leather festival, it's expected to draw 250,000 people and features vendor booths and live music. it runs from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. around 100d up by hairstylis prom night at this pediatric prom. last night's event gave patients who were in and out of the hospital this year a chance to experience their own prom night. some of them missed their prom

due to chronic illness or recently discovered illness. but last night it was all about dancing. >> no one's being judged, we all have something going on. if you brought a friend, it's great to be surround by happiness. >> the dresses were donated by local businesses in the area. the patients walked the red carpet, and took pictures we want to take a moment to recognize a member of the abc 7 news news team, celebrating 50 years in television news. our very own reporter david louie was recognized with a gold circle award from the national academy of television arts and sciences. >> i've been fortunate to have the backing and the blessing of great colleagues at abc 7 for the past 47 plus years. i've learned so much from them and they inspire me every day.

>> yesterday a number of us from abc 7 were there to support david. everyone watched this video showcasing his career which started at the age of 5 on a weekly public affairs program in cleveland. from there he spent almost all his career at kgo, something he took a moment to reflect on last night. >> i'm on cloud nine, it's so exciting. it's hard to believe, 50 years, almost all of it at abc 7 news. it just reminds meow ms has hped the years,owings havel red news,he sries we've ea nsstory. we're going to hang in there and continue working and telling great news. >> congratulations to david, so impressive.i love that there's group of abc 7 news reporters there and cheers to many, many more years ahead. okay. today is national coffee day. and there's plenty of opportunities for you to get a free cup of joe. krispy kreme is offering a free

cup of coffee and a free glazed doughnut. participating peet's coffee locations are offering free coffee and a discount on a pound of coffee beans. if you go to high brew coffee's website, you can get a coupon to redeem for a cold canned coffee at any whole foods store. we have a complete list of coffee day offers on our website, abc7news.com. i put it on my facebook page, my twitter. we all celebrate coffee day. >> no doubt about that. a chilly morning, another one on the way. check out this land spout tornado amid a thunderstorm in davis. the national weather service had warned of the possibility. land spout tornadoes are traditionally weaker and smaller than regular tornadoes but they're the real thing. if you see one in the distance, definitely stay away. the possibility of more of that today in the mountains. and we have the possibility back home of not only a shower, but

maybe a thunderstorm as well, in the upper elevations. it's getting to that time of year when that cool, unstable air mixes down and we've got te warmer sun out there. it is still just september, so that atmosphere is trying to equalize and we get some strong storms now and again, especially in the valley. as we look at live doppler 7, there is some energy, some rain up here. you can see the clouds offshore. we'll see both of that with the clouds increasing late in the day and the possibility of a few showers. check out this, isn't this gorgeous? tahoe got some snow and the possibility of more on the way, two to four inches. winter weather advisory through 5:00 tomorrow. never too early for snow in the mountains. 54 in san francisco, mid-50s san jose. half moon bay, nice recovery at 57. with the breezy upper elevation winds, some of those those winds out of the north eating, a big jump in novato, numbers are recovering through the upper 5s.

a little hazy here from mt. tam, low 50 noise santa rosa. 55 by the delta. if you're headed out to mt. tam or mt. diablo, keep in mind it will still be breezy out there with winds up to 20 miles an hour. at the surface, much calmer. you can see the whitecaps at san francisco, ocean beach. we're clear and chilly this morning. the possibility of a shower or isolated thunderstorm mainly in the north bay today. looking at warmer days throughout the middle of the week. here's sfo. we should be looking at highs in the 70s and 80s this time of year. we're we will below average with highs forecasted from the low 60s to 70 today. that keeps us 13 degrees below arch. concord, nine degrees where you should be in san jose. and eight degrees cooler on the peninsula. by the end of the week, we'll make up the difference. as we go through the afternoon, notice that the clouds, some of those we call them stratocumulus

clouds, pushing in. moisture from marin to maybe napa. through the evening hours, the sun takes that energy away and things should be calm. looking at the potential tomorrow, from a couple of hundredths, maybe a tenth. this is all light stuff, but still kind of a surprise, right, after what we had for much of september, pretty warm. the winter weather advisory, travel difficulties still right on through the day where we picked up about four inches. now looking at an additional four inches around donner, two inches tahoe city. back home, temps will be cool, a few of you just about 70, butus, most in the 60s. the accuweather seven-day forecast, another cool fall day on the way with 60s at the coast, low 70s inland. tomorrow will be the coolest day out of the next seven. download our accuweather app. some recovery on tuesday, as high pressure builds in we'll

get back to average which is in the 70s and 80s for most and a lot of sunshine out there. so we have our typical weather coming back, it will take two or three days. >> that's good news. but the winds yesterday were no joke. we saw those pictures from davis. >> they were fierce. >> thanks, lisa. season 2 of "the rookie" premieres on abc tonight, with a plotted attack on the city of l.a., leaving officer bradford fighting for his life. abc 7 news anchor kumasi kumasi has more on what we can expect. >> the stakes are super high. lots of action. we're all affected because this is our fellow officer whose life is at risk. and yeah, we're just -- we're throwing the audience right in the middle of the chaos. >> what do you think will make season 2 different from what we've already seen? >> for a fact, there is tons more romance in season 2.

and we got a little bit that have in season 1, but now i think in season 2 what will make us so special is they're really diving into each character's individual personal lives and kind of bring in even more of the human expect to the cop world, really showing what happens once we are off of work and what we kind of deal with coming back to work and what we have to put to the side. >> what are you personally most of the excited about when you think about this premier in the season ahead. ? >> i'm actually excited for more action. there's tons of things that are so cool about this season. some things that we just shot yesterday that i wish i could speak on, because it was actually super awesome. i think the fans will love all the guest stars and people who make appearances throughout the season. it's really cool. >> mentally prepare yourself for the season premiere of "the

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welcome back. okay, you got to look up and watch this video. the mississippi state bulldogs' canine mascot took a hit on the sideline during yesterday's football game. there it is, boom. there he goes. mississippi state was playing on the road against auburn. yon t video the player roll at the sideline and

right into poor bully, there he goes again. bully was taken off the field and examined, thankfully he is okay and wasab able to return t the game. poor little guy. on the peninsula, the legendary dusty the klepto kitty served as the grandmarshal yesterday of the annual burlingame parade. dusty, seen there with his owner, made national headlines because he would routinely steal a wide variety of items from his neighbors. there were other pets there dressed up in a variety of costumes. ribbons were handed out with the grand prize winner getting a special award. gosh, that makes me smile. still to come, presidential democratic candidates on the campaign trail talking about the impeachment inquiry of president trump. the video message the president posted to fight back. and the ongoing controversy at santa anita park.

>> announcer: news to build a better bay area. this is "abc 7 mornings". good morning on this sunday, thanks for joining us. we are starting this half hour with a look at the weather. here is meteorologist lisa argen. hi, lisa. shay >> hey, liz, good morning to you. temperatures are pretty mild and the winds have backed off. 53 degrees. looking at numbers elsewhere in the mid-50s. 57 in half moon bay. if you slept through the cool early part of the morning, you're lucky. we were down to the 30s in sonoma. at sfo numbers are also in the 50s, upper 50s, pretty good recovery in concord. a breezy afternoon in san francisco. we're looking at temperatures from three to 13 degrees below where we should be. we're sunny for most of the day. then clouds increase in the north bay, leading to the possibility of a shower or a

random thunderstorm. move you will just see a partly cloudy skies late in the day. another cool day before we switch things up for october, liz. instanci thanks, lisa. new details about the san francisco controversy involving large sidewalk boulders installed by residents who say they're fed up by rampant drug dealing in their neighborhood. this is a live look at clinton park alley between dolores and valencia. you can see several gigantic boulders are back on the street again. yesterday city public work crews rolled the boulders on the sidewalk after someone rolled them onto the street on friday. 24 boulders in total have been set up on the sidewalks by neighbors legally. here they are again, now rolled off the sidewalks. the neighbors, though, say it's meant to discourage drug dealers from congregating in front of their homes. some people have criticized this saying it's antihomeless.

there's one that's half-on. the story is now getting national attention. let's get to the whistle-blower investigation that could threaten the trump presidency. a new abc news/ipsos poll asking whether the president using the ukrainian president to investigate joe biden and his son is a problem. two-thirds of americans say yes. here is abc news reporter david wright. >> what's going on now is the single greatest scam in the history of politics. >> reporter: a defiant video from the rose garden blasting back at democrats. >> our country is at stake like never before. it's all very simple. they're trying to stop me because i'm fighting for you and i'll never let that happen. >> reporter: the democrats aren't flinching. >> people you have to take a political risk. that doesn't matter. that doesn't matter. because we cannot have a

president of the united states undermining his oath of office. >> donald trump, make no mistake about it. if the facts merit, as alfonso david said, nancy pelosi and chuck schumer are coming for you. >> reporter: both sides are trying to litigate this in the media. the president's private attorney went on fox news to mount his case. >> i didn't know what the statement said. i was asked should he release it. it doesn't matter. the statement could say, good morning, pretsident zelensky, ad the democrats would have said, impeach. >> reporter: some democrats say they hope to ready articles of impeachment by thanksgiving is send them to the full house before christmas. that's why enh congress has just started a two-week

recess, the house intelligence committee will hear friday from the inspector general who escalated the initial whistle-blower complaint as a matter of urgent concern. out on the campaign trail -- >> we have a lot of things to talked about. i've certainly talked about impeachment. >> reporter: impeachment is crowding out other issues the candidates had planned to focus on. >> if weekly motel before you're run out of it, do you have time to focus on the ukrainian scandal? i doubt it. >> there are issues that need to be solved. >> reporter: david wright, abc news, washington. >> president trump's personal attorney rudy giuliani says he will not necessarily cooperate with the house intelligence committee's investigation sxwin the ukraine allegations. >> i wouldn't cooperate with adam schiff. if they remove adam schiff and put in a neutral person who

hasn't prejudged the case, a democrat who hasn't expressed an opinion yet, if i had a judge in a case, and he had already announced i'm going to impeach, wouldn't i move to recuse that judge? >> congressman adam schiff pushed back, he says the whistle-blower showed, quote, a lot of guts to come forward. here is what he had to say. >> my role is to do the investigation and make sure the facts come out. if it were to lead to an impeachment, and i don't want to get too far ahead of ourselves, it will be the senate that makes the determination about whether the president's conduct should result in his removal from office. but yes, i intend to hold the president accountable and i intend to do a thorough investigation. what we have seen already is damning. >> schiff satisfies tys the hout determined if it will bring in guiliani as a witness. another horse has died at

santa anita park in southern california. yesterday was the second day of the racetrack's current race. 32 horses have now died since santa anita winter/spring meeting, which led activists to call for the park to be shut down. the chief vet rerinarian for th group says, we will open an immediate inquiry into the facts that could have contributed to the latest injury. it's believed to be causing a significant drop in attendance to the track's races. ahead, lisa will be back with your accuweather forecast. and here is a live look of the golden great bridge. beautiful clear day there.

they took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. juul marketed mango, mint, and menthol flavors, addicting kids to nicotine. five million kids now using e-cigarettes. the fda said juul ignored the law with misleading health claims. now juul is pushing prop c, to overturn san francisco's e-cigarette protections. say no to juul, no to big tobacco, no to prop c. fixfinity internet and mobile, each for $30 a month.

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welcome back. happening today in san francisco, it's the final chinatown sunday play streets event of the year. today, you can learn about chinese art and culture. there will be demonstrations throughout the day. activities also include community programming that benefits residents and visitors of chinatown. the event runs from 11:00 until 4:00 this afternoon on waverly place between sacramento and washington. and i know you'll tell people to bring a jacket. >> it will certainly be cool out there. we're definitely in that trend. we'll bottom out in terms of temperatures, not today. you thought it was cold this morning? tomorrow. so we still have a couple of days below our average readings to deal with. right now, 55. you see the sun in the east bay, from san ramon to when is this going to turn around? i'll have the answers next. also next, the a's ensure

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welcome back. breaking news, more than 45,000 pg&e customers are without power right now in the east bay. take a look at this map. this is the utility's outage map. 25,000 customers in berkeley, 19,000 in el cerrito, and 3,500

in richmond are affected. b.a.r.t. says the outage has closed the berkeley station. we are joined now on the phone by b.a.r.t.'s spokesman, chris philippi, thanks for joining us on this sunday morning. what do folks need to know about the b.a.r.t. trains right now? >> good morning, thanks for helping us get the word out. our downtown berkeley station is closed due to this pg&e outage. on sundays, we open revenue service at 8:00 a.m. at that point the downtown station was enable to be openun. we've been without it for our sunday morning service today. we don't have an estimate yet as far as when the station will be reopened. we are in the process of connecting and activating a backup generator that should allow us to do that sometime soon. for the time being we're telling folks to use the ashby or north berkeley station as alternatives. we're seeing some delays in the area of about 20 minutes on the richmond line. this is also connected with that

power outage. so our bottom line for folks is that if they're in the berkeley area and want to ride b.a.r.t., they can do that, just stay away from downtown berkeley. use ashby or north berkeley as alternatives. >> any sense of when that generator might be up and running, and how long does that often take? how long will it take for service to get back to normal? >> at this point it's unclear when the station will be reopened. we do have a process under way that should allow us to do that. we're hopeful it will be sometime soon. i've not been given a firm estimate at this point. again, we just want to make sure folks understand that. north berkeley and ashby are the best alternatives. our partners at ac transit are providing mutual aid in the berkeley area. if you have a clipper card that you use for b.a.r.t. or a b.a.r.t. ticket, it will be honored by ac transit for their

parallel bus service. so there are multiple options for folks at this point. >> and what's the best way for people who -- that's a lot of information, are you updating on facebook and twitter? >> we are. the best place to go online is our twitter account. we're keeping folks updated on the status of this power outage as far as how it impacts b.a.r.t. service. >> what's the handle there on twitter? >> @sfbart. >> chris, thank you for joining us. we're following breaking news that 45,000 pg&e customers are without power in the east bay. that has impacted some b.a.r.t. trains. this morning the raiders will try to snap a losing streak

against the colts at lucas oil stadium at 10:00 a.m. and the giants close out the bruce bochy era, hoping to avoid being swept by the dodgers. the a's cap off their regular season in seattle at abc 7 sports anchor chris alvarez has the highlights in this morning's sports. the got there after the results on saturday. former second baseman mark gillis in the house enjoying things from the stand. scoreless in the third. laser ramon beamed to left. the a's take a wun d home bareh.

tags out tom murphy. murphy's law says you're out. jesus lowsardo, a's win 1-0. wild card game wednesday. good day to be a teenaged mutant turtle. dodgers up 1-0. 2-0 blue crew. giants are oh for six. dickerson, swing and a miss. dodgers win 2-0. we all knew stanford's football schedule wasn't easy. the cardinal trying to get things back on track against oregon state. k.j. costello out with a hand injury. fourth in one, scarlet finally

busts loose, 45 yards when all said and done. davis mills, your quarterback, rolls out, avoids a sack and his bryson tree main in the end zone. mills had 23 passes in the game. oregon state would not be held without a score. look at isaiah hodgens making a phenomenal grab. we show it one, two, and three times, unbelievable. beavers cut the lead to seven. stanford running the stanford special, kobe parkinson to mills, get up, young man, nice catch. 28-14. stanford would get things in the field goal range. mills threw for 245. this time he runs it for the 14 and jet toner. game on his foot. stanford snaps that three-game losing streak, 31-28. >> i'm kind of glad we won the day that we did.

it was hard. we had to fight through things that were difficult. they fought all wait back. coach johnson smith has done an outstanding job with this team. they are tough, especially here at home. they throw the ball extremely well. quarterback played well. we needed to win this way where we had adversity and fought back. manager bruce bochy's final game since he retired. the 49s on the bye. have a great sunday. getting a check now of the bay area forecast with cd one for people at oracle park today. >> that's right, but we'll add in a little precip. after a month that has been pretty much above average by several degrees, it has been cool. in fact the past couple of days, much cooler than average. september ending tomorrow and ending on a chilly note. in fact the coldest day we've seen in a while will be your monday. back to work.

as we get into your sunday morning, recovering nicely. some of our temperatures, we were really cool this morning. with all the sun, most of you in the 50s. a few increasing clouds throughout the afternoon. that could lead to showers and a random thunderstorm in the north bay. still cool into that final day of september. right now, 58 in oakland. 59 on the peninsula with numbers in the low 50s in napa. you had 30s there also a couple of mid-30s readings up in sonoma county and up towards sonoma, lake county, even napa, there's where you could see a shower, maybe even a thunderstorm, maybe even sliding down into marin county. our exploratorium camera, it looks pretty calm out there. we are looking at some unstable air that continues to push into the bay area as we get towards the afternoon. so we've got the cooler air right here, you can kind of see

the speckling of the clouds. the moisture continues to slide down. we have snow in the sierra, we're not done with that. we're ripe in the next 24 hours for maybe a little bit of precip. we saw it friday morning, remember it was soggy out there. we're dry and sunny, then we get the cumulus clouds, the lift from those clouds moving up the side of the higher elevations. we could see a few renegade showers on there. we take this into sunday and monday, notice it's not just the north bay. could see maybe 5/100ths. the most we could see could be a tenth or so, i think that's overdone in calistoga, but who knows? sierra nevada had some snow, two to four inches still to come. it's been a few inches in parts donner. looking at the 40s for high today, cool in the mountains.

at home, 68 vallejo, 70 in concord. if you're doing some hiking or biking, higher elevations are looking at winds over 20 miles per hour. tonight, a few clouds, temperatures in the 40s for much of the north 50s elsewhere. could even see numbers drop into the 30s. accuweather seven-day forecast, coolest day and coolest morning arrive tomorrow. highs today in the low 70s. as we get into october, that's when things really begin to turn around and get a little bit back towards average. tuesday, eh, not so much, still on the cool side. wednesday we're mild, near 80 inland. mid-70s around the bay. that looks like the way it's going to stay. we're not looking at anything extreme into next weekend. >> yesterday i started taking out my winter hats and my scarves. maybe i need to stash them away little longer. >> maybe tonight. instanci thanks, lisa. next, how the giants want fans to say thank you to bruce bochy today.

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welcome back. let's get back to our breaking news. we're following more than 45,000 pg&e customers without power right now in the east bay. this is the utilities outage map. 25,000 customers in berkeley. 19,000 in el cerrito. and 3,500 in richmond are affected right now. b.a.r.t. says the outage has closed the berkeley station. they say they now have a generator they're working to get

in place to provide power to the station in berkeley so they will be opening it up soon. the exact time, though, is not known. right now there is also a 20-minute delay in both directions on the richmond line. passengers can still get in and out through the north berkeley or ashby stations. b.a.r.t. told us they are updating this on their twitter feed which is twitter.com twitter.com, @sfbart. there are recommendations for people trying to use these trains of alternative routes. we're told pg&e and hoping to have the power restored by 11:00 a.m., so in about an hour from now. still no word, though, what caused these power outages. we'll keep you posted online as we learn more. meantime, today is bruce bochy's last game as the giants' manager. the team wants to create the loudest foghorn blast the bay area has ever heard. [ foghorn sounds ]

>> the giants invite all fans to help with this only in san francisco sendoff for the future hall of famer. all you have to do is go to the giants' website, turn up the volume, and hit that foghorn button at noon today. a final farewell ceremony will be held after this afternoon's game to celebrate bochy's 25-year career as a manager. first pitch is at 12:05. also a warning, it might be a little confusing, at noon if you're in the city and you hear this foghorn go off. >> it's clear out there, nice and sunny. the wind will be out of the forecast unless you're right by the coast. increasing clouds late in the day in the north bay. could see a chance of a shower there. elsewhere, 68 and sunny in livermore and oakland and redwood city. tomorrow we're even cooler. tomorrow morning, burr, it's going to be chilly. we're warming up through next weekend. thanks for joining us. i'm liz kreutz along with lisa

argen. abc 7 news continues at 5:00 p.m. have a great day.

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