it's our most intense scent.. ....in matching fabric softener and scent beads too. >> announcer: news to build a better bay area. this is abc 7 mornings. good morning. it's saturday, october 5th. i'm amanda del castillo. let's look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa zbra good morning, amanda. this is the first full weekend of october. looking at the typical offshore flow. unfortunately a red flag warning in effect tonight. you can see why high pressure pushing the storm track north while it builds in the west coat. allowing fore whamming and offshore flow. upper emphasises tonight above 1,000 feet looking at wintds from 25 to 35 miles an hour. the relative humidity plummeting to 18%. now overnight we get a recovery in the relative humidity. that's not happening tonight. we build the heat and offshore

winds drying us out. you can see the haze from san jose. numbers in the mid-50s downtown. 45 half moon bay. nice and cool there. the peninsula warming up to 80. we're in the 40s elsewhere. talking about the quill o quick warmup in detail and how long the heeft lasts coming up. >> thanks. pg&e warning residents of the sierra foothills and north bay about potential power shut office because of warm windy conditions this weekend. in a new alert the utility says it may turn off power later today to more than 12,000 customers in beauty, plumb as and yuba county processes pg&e monitoring weather conditions in these locations. it's encouraging any residents to sign up for alerts on the pg&e website. also developing, rescue crews called off a search for a woman who disappeared into the ocean off san francisco. firefighters were called around 8:00 last night near mile rock beach near the out era outer

rimon the legionen of honor. a dwrup of three friends went down to the beach to hang out one decided to jump into the water to swim. according to friends the 24-year-old fought the current but the tide pulled her in and they lost sight of her. >> you're taking a great risk getting in the water at night. it was literally at the point of twilight when when she got in the water. the sun had gone down. and darkness pretty much ensued within about 10 minutes. >> the search stopped after about two hours. crews have not yet said if they are going back out to look for her today. the best friend of the taxi driver killed in a head-on collision on 101 in san francisco thursday morning says he is devastated and is in disbelief. 42-year-old berkand ahmed from sand carlos was one ever four killed when a driver suspected of du slammed in his cab. he was beloved by colleagues, well respected >> great guy. so unfortunate we lost him. my heart is still even want to

believe he is gone. but life, what can you do? >> ahmed leaves behind a teenage daughter. they took a father-daughter trip to south korea this spring and this is a hug they shared. we have a link on the website to a gofundme page to set up to help with. . his funeral expenses. his wishes were to buried next to his mother in native bulgery. the berkeley unified school district shows a school is at major risk of damage during an earthquake. okayford elementary is right in a known landslide zone. in map was shown to parents who are now concerned and asking the district to expedite plans to retrofit the school. liz kreutz has more. re ementary a lly charming rockies but also potentially dangerous. >> i'm very shocked. i'm shocked.

>> reporter: according to the newly released geotechnical report commissioned by the berkeley unified school district, the nearly $120-year-old school is atamage earthquake. the report shows the foundation of the school could move as much as 20 feet. parents were worried by the findings. >> if you say that if there is an earthquake and it's at risk, that's a huge concern. >> this report also shows the school is? a landslide zone which is why it's at risk during the earthquake pillar fisher is on the pta he said she said the past two years the district talked about retrofitting the school. >> i think with budgeting things like that they have kind of been pushing it. >> the district says the school which was rebuilt in 1964 is in compliance with state earthquake safety requirements. and that this report reveals an elevated risk. in a message to parents, the superintendent said the plan is to keep students at the current site for the remainder of the school year. but moving forward the school may be relocated to a nearby campus. >> what do you want to he will it the school.

>> to be safe like any dad or parent. >> i hope this is going to be the push that drives them thgt done. yeah. because that's scary. >> a scary situation and parents did want to stress they love the school but want kids safe. again there is no long-term plan at this point. the district says they plan to address the report at an upcoming school board meeting on october 23rd. in berkeley liz kreutz, abc 7. people living near one of the biggest hot spots for car blower burglaries taking matters into their own hands. they say it's a small contribution toward building a better bay area. dion lim shows us how to tree to fight the auto break-in epidemic happening out their front doors. >> we have some vigilantes that are adamant about finding these people. >> you're looking at one of the most brazen car break-ins we have seen in san francisco. t iconic lombard eo

street then coming back to smash the back window and grab whatever he can. >> i'm just going to start to choke up a little bit. >> if that weren't enough the man comes back not only a third time but a fourth. all in broad daylight, all in stung detail all caught on jim boecuritcamera. >> thisang myhi and i'm protectinth ty because he is out watchig trite trying to protect the tourist. >> not only does he the report the crimes neighbors say they catch crimes in the act at least two or three times a week do something. >> i yell out the window to people people getting out of the car i yell back say go get your bags out of your car don't leave anything they think i'm reads crazy. >> you can could call them the break-in slijts. >> this man not wanting to show his face for safety posts signs in languages while others draw pictures like this, the universal language to warn tourists wash watch out for belonging some even offer their garages.

>> i give them my garage space and i park on the street. >> and by going the extra mile. >> dennis and our neighbor helen actually takes people into their house to call the embassy to get the passports. >> while the number of personal property crimes in the city went down 10% from 2018, the d.a. office acknowledges there is a lot of work to be done. help that can't come soon enough for the residents. >> lived here several years and definitely gotten worse. >> preventing heart break. this neighborhood's way of building a better bay area. we should point out san francisco police tell me they don't necessarily recommend yemg at someone who is breaking into someone else's car out of fears of retaliation, but they do recommend if you have surveillance video or cell phone video to give it to them because nas their best way to catch the people who break into vehicles. in san francisco, dion lim, abc 7 news. and we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them by joining our group on facebook. happening today, it's day

two of the 2019 hardly strictly bluegrass festival. we already saw thousands of you jamming out at golden gate park. but this year has new security measures if you plan on going to the weekend of free concerts. there are knew new security gates to search non-transparent backpack or bag. most people understand it's necessary. >> that it needs to be this way, but after what happened in gilroy, i understand. >> stylish clear backpack. it's the newest thing. >> more than 7,800,000 people are expected to attend hardly strictly. which goes until tomorrow. and the same level of security is expected at fleet week which gets under way tomorrow in san francisco. the annual event draws hundreds of thousands of people to check out the ships and the aerial shows. city officials are reminding people to be prepared for crowds, particularly along the water front. happening now, b.a.r.t. off

to a slow start with major delays throughout the system. the agency says they did not have radio communication between the control center and train operators when the trains were ready at 6:00. all stations are now open. but beware of delays. now joined with meteorologist lisa argen. what's it looking like. >> if you are delayed it's nice out there. >> okay. >> it's cool and comfortable, a beautiful start to the day but you know it's getting warmer. how much warmer? a lot warmer. we're in the low 40s in novato could see a 35-degree jump today. it does that this time of year but of course the days are shorter, the cool nights, above average today. i'll let you know what it means for your neighborhood next. >> thanks, lisa. also next on abc 7 mornings republicans now picking sides in president trump's impeachment inquiry. >> which are in and which are out in supporting the commander in chief. plus science or science fiction, how one man used a robot suit of sorts to walk

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now to the impeachment inquiry. house democrats issued a subpoena to the white house for documents remoted to president trump's july phone call with the leader of ukraine. after the administration missed a previous deadline to hand over materials.

here is abc news reporter david wright. >> cite whag democrats scribe as the president's flagrant disregard for requests for documents. the house oversight committee sent the white house a strongly worded letter, noting any further delay shall constitute evidence of obstruction. >> we've been treated very unfairly. >> the white house issued a statement saying the subpoena changes nothing and is a waste of time and taxpayer dollars. president trump friday continued to slam former vice president biden. >> what i want to do -- and i think i have an obligation to do it prbl a duty to do it, corruption we are looking for corruption. when you look at what biden and his son deduct and look at other people. >> biden hit back. >> we got to get something straight. all this talk of the president by corruption comes from the notify corrupt president we have had in modern history. >> the congressional investigation into whether trump sought to strong arm a foreign leader in into digging up dirt

on a political rival is expanding appear i had erapid will today in greece secretary of state mike pompeo was asked about the impeachment inquiry. he says the state department will cooperate within limits. >> we'll work through the process but i think there is clearly politics involved in this. >> among aren't republicans, senators ben sas and mitt romney remain the only republicans in the senate to break ranks with the president. romney calling the president's behavior wrong and appalling. compare that no senator marc of rubio. >> do you think it's okay for president trump to ask china to launch an investigation of joe biden and hunter biden. >> i don't know if that's a request or him needling the press knowing you guy get outraged by it. >> back in the districts. >> where is the line? when do you guys say enough? >> others find nemesis on the defensive, the "washington pos"" filmed in constituent confronts iowa's senator joany ernst over her refusal to criticize president trump. >> i can't speak for him. i'll just say i can't speak for

him. >> i knoworhi bouan sak for yourself. >> abc news, washington. the first cabbed louj in nevada opening today. the state hasn't given the greenlight on cannabisounges. but it's on tribal land and subject to tribal authority. waiters will ofrpg smoking and vapizing option was edibles. nuwu may be the only lounge in the state for a few years. because the governor signed a two-year hold on lounge licensing to allow for research. informs a reality in france, a paralyzed man used a exo skelton powered by the brain. he we here thousand works and why some are optimistic. >> with just brain waves the 28-year-old man paralyzed from the next down is controlling this exo skelton gb o, giving him the ability to walk. just like the patient, leah is s

quadriplegic. she says it's the first time it could apply to her. >> it's encouraging it's inclusive of me. because it does include a larger population of spinal cord injures. >> scientists worked on the machine two years, recording devices implanted in the patient's brain. he trained it to understand his thoughts. it's his brain signals that's allowing him to do this. >> this is a game changer. helps with bowel and bladder, helps with your posture. it helps with circulation, so many things. and not just that but just lab of freedom. >> researchers may call this a breakthrough but they warn the machine won't be widely available or affordable just yet. that's a concern for this woman. but as a policy advocate for people with disabilities she has reservations about the message. >> we want to be careful and stay away from ablism and being ablistic. that's one of the things that i even had kind of a problem with.

i don't want people to think that we need to c can walk. your value is you as a human being with attributes that nobody else has. >> in san mateo, kris reyes for abc 7 news there is a new top gourd in the state of massachusetts. a man from connecticut hauled his winning pump wing o king to the fair yesterday. weighing in at 2294 pounds. experts say the secret is in the seeds and daily nurturing. here snt bay area, the world championship pump quinn o king weigh off in half moon bay on october 4th. last year' he is winning pump kig weighed just shy of 2,200 pounds. let's go to our meteorologist lisa argen tracking the forecast. might be too warm for a pumpkin patch today. >> it could be. but warmer through monday. and the overnight lows mitigating a bit. certainly chilly out there. but plenty of 30s days. but not this morning. in the 40s for the coolest locations. and that trend of slightly

warmer mornings we are talking two or three degrees continuing through monday. due to the heat we gain throughout the afternoon. here is a live doppler 7. no fog. big are ridge of high pressure building into the eastern pacific. and that's a line for the storm track to ride high. as the high gets closer. that's shutting off the cool on shore push. and you can and warming up quickly today. walnut creek here one of the cities in the 80s. 50 by the delta right now. 52 in concord. winds calm, calm at the surface process. but through the afternoon as high pressure builds upper elevation winds continue stronger. lake tahoe in the 20s right now. 66 for aigh by monda on gon eang throuightorrownd loo at the

warmer weather through the ween into m the warmest numbers and some 90s. 70s the average high. san francisco 74 today. low 70s is what we should see in oakland. near 80 today and in the north bay low 80s in sand rafael. mid-80s in concord. 2 to 7 degrees warmer than average. this is the first day above average in quit a while. look at san jose you'll be about 83 today with temperatures climbing throughout the second half the week. look at the deebl of range. winds out of the north gusting to 36 miles an hour. so this is above 1,000 feet. and that's where the winds continue to blow strong. noon, you can see how light it is at the surface. but the direction will be slightly offshore. if you are at the beach you get the weak sea breeze. tonight at 10:30 the winds build for lake county also marin county, lia, napa and look at the direction out of the northeast. that dry weather continues.

the warmth throughout the afternoon. we will get the cool nights though. dropping into the 40s in the north by. a look at monday should be one of the wrmest days for some. low to mid-90s, 82 in oakland. 72 in san francisco. even though wednesday it looks like we are trending cooler, the winds and the. upper elevation will be quite breezy. 82 in fremont. 83 in sand rafael. lack at 72 in half moon bay. 8 process in saept cruz. morgan hill at 85 today. overnight tonight, 40s and 50s. notice, no 30s. but still comfortably cool and the accuweather seven-day forecast 80s around the beaches. mid-80s inland. download the 57 and cope track of the quicker warmup tomorrow and monday. as we go through the week we'll finally get more seasonal weather. but pretty nice out there. >> not feeling like fall thanks huge college football games

on saturday. number 25 michigan state battles fourth ranked ohio state in columbus analysts reese the davis and herb have a slate preview. >> oklahoma and texas play next woke. both avoiding the look ahead this woke. starting with jaylen hurts and the sooner against seemingly overmatched kansas. >> i think we all were excited when jaylen hurts came from alabama process. and jillen was excited. but i don't know if he even he anticipated this kind of start the first five weeks. right now executing at a level that is probably better than what we is saw from kyler murray. i expect that to continue. big the numbers. i don't think ou shows a lack of focus where they peek ahead to the game you refer to. i think ou wins handily. >> the coach used to be a thorn in oklahoma's side. not saturday. texas lost to west virginia last year. they are on the road to

morgantown. they have a history of not being at the peak before oklahoma. >> you and i were talking before we came on you feel confident texas can take care of business, as much to do with lack of fire power from west virginia. i think this is an important game for texas. it's a chance for them to get healthy in the secondary. a few guys resting. hoping to get them back next week. personally, any time you go to morgantown i don't care mo is on the roster it's challenging and texas will have to overcome that. >> primetime michigan state and ohio state i have the buck eyes number one on the ap ballot. a great matchup. >> we talked about that last week who has been the most complete. ohio state a different challenge this we can. at the line of scrimmage. that's what i'm excited to see. ohio state offensive line not just fields and dobens not just receivers, the line has been a big story. a big are challenge against the physicality of michigan state. >> ohio state has been so complete and impressive we'll see if it continues kirk and chris have the call in abc in primate and auburn and florida do battle in the swamp, the

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>> announcer: news to build a better bay area. this is abc 7 mornings. we are starting this half hour with a lock at the weather. here is meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> good morning, aichld. starting with mount tam where it looks hazy. that's what happens when the temperatures climb backup we have relative humidity. air quality is good. 5 a in san francisco. 52 in fill roy. 50 at the coast. and look how pretty that is from the exploratorium camera where numbers are still in the 40s from sonoma, napa appear petaluma. those are the areas we'll be watching. up in lake county also for the fire danger eed today as the winds kick up tonight into tomorrow with the red flag warning. already two to four degrees warmer than yesterday at this hour. and so by 8:00 tonight the winds out of the north will be

anywhere from 25 to 35 miles an hour. so from st. helena to cloverdale and healdsburg, temperatures temperatures warming throughout the day with the light offshore flow, aichld. >> thanks so much, lisa. new details, rescue crews resumed the search for a 24-year-old woman who disappeared into the ocean of san francisco. firefighters were first called around 8:00 last night near mile rock beach near the outer richmond. a group of three friends went down to hang out and one decided to jump in the water and swim. she fought the current but the tide pulled her in. san francisco mayor london breed appointed suzy loftus as the top prosecutor after george gask be resigned on thursday. the decision is controversial. because loftus has been running for that office for more than a year. with only a month before the election, some say this gives her an unfair advantage over the other candidates. abc 7 news reporter lyanne

melendez explains. >> she is my choice to appoint as the next district attorney. [ applause ] >> for the city and county of san francisco. >> making that announcement became somewhat of a challenge for the mayor and loftus herself. first, protesters gather at the location in chinatown wore london breed was supposed to deliver the message. the event was postponed for several minutes. one protesters spotted loftus they chased her around chinatown. lost sus a controversial figure because she once led the police commission during tumultuous times for the city. but despite the multiple interpretations she was finally appointed surrounded by her daughters. >> i have to tell you on my which over i got to have a beautiful walk through chinatown, right. so anyone anticipates whose trust i have yet to earn i will work every day to earn your trust. [ applause ] >> i will work every day to build safety that is not predicated on zip code. >> while many agree she is qualified for the job, some

supervisors are critical of the appointment. the election is on november 5th a month in which. >> i think it's an unfortunate decision that is meant to sway election behavior in the last days of an election. >> ironically, mayor breed herself encountered a similar hersituation following the deatf ed low, as then board president breed stepped into the position of acting mayor while at the same time running for office. but a month later, january, 2018, she was removed from her job by by her colleagues on the board because they saw that as a political advantage. supervisor mark farrell was voted in as acting mayor. breed had no apologies. >> we don't leave an office open just because an election is coming up, especially one of the most important offices in our city. >> and even though the election is on november 5th, in reality the person who wins wouldn't actually take office until january. so the mayor told reporters she didn't want that seat vacant for

that long. now, mayor breed also said that when she heard that gascon was resigning she couldn't help but get excited about the future of san francisco, sort of a criticism of gascon's work. in the newsroom lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. taking a live look in and out now at san francisco international airport adding a new non-stop flight nextier. the first time ever beginning in june you will fly direct from sfo to rome about 12 hours of travel time. flights are offered on all italia, italy peace largest airline. all italia hasn't operated out of sfo since 2001 when it offered flights to milan. in the east bay oakland a's fans are invited to a townhall today. about the new stadium proposal and at howard terminal. the group oakland united demand the a's negotiate a strong community benefits agreement, guaranteeing good jobsen a affordable homes before the project moves forward.

and many in the community fear the project leads to gentrification and displacement. the meeting is taylor church in oakland. san quentin one of the oldest and most notorious prisons innia. and soon to teach inmates the tools they need to survive on the outside, including cooking. >> i love the cooking, the grilling. i love the eating. most importantly the eating. >> i never once on the streets now it's like a passion for ♪ >> give that a vigorous mix ron. >> yes. >> before i came here i didn't care whether i lived or died. now i'm back in touch with my feelings and my emotions, you know. there is opportunities here

that -- that will open you up to different things. i never -- i never once on the streets thought about cooking. now it's like a passion. >> all right. >> well i grew up in a dysfunctional family using drugs part of growing up. and also grew up with a bunch of bad information on life, kind of liked doing my own thing, not obeying the law. and as a result of that i wound up in jail. i want to believe that i will see my mom began that was the hard thing for me. i want to be successful for my mo. threw all my addiction she is the only one who stood by my side. >> we have a banana pudding topped with a walnut, topped shell. dayton sauce with a slic that m favorite dessert.

banana pudding. i love it. i can make as much as i want, eat as much as i want when i go home. this class alone gives me ten days off the sentence. not only do i learn to cook but go home quicker. >> i will show you how to pipe them. >> if you pay your your debt to society you should go back to squur one and be as any respected citizen shouldn't stay with you once you're gone. prison is rehabilitation. you did your time. and if you do things to better yourself like a ged or college diploma or a certificate threw this program or something similar, why wouldn't you believe that that person is capable of doing things on the other side? >> all right, banana pudding. p. phillip, everybody phillip sinz. >> i had something i want to do for the rest of my life. i found a passion where i wouldn't mind getting up going to work to cook every day. >> it's beautiful.

i feel successful already. i cherish this the rest of my life. i'm going to frame it when i get home. yup. i'm going to mail to my dad and let him frame it. wow. it's beautiful, man. and you can check out abc's new brand at localish.com. much more to come on abc 7 mornings, including the warrior's moment we've been waiting. the dubs debut for the the preseason game at the chase center today. but a new sprays only real fans will want to know about. we explain ichlgts a live look from down south, to santa cruz if you are headed to the beach where you belong

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happening today. we have been waiting for it ever since the warriors pell if the finals this year. the first chance to watch the dubs play at chase center before the preseason game abc 7 got a neek peek at the team shop. in the area surrounding the chase center. check it out. it has just about everything a dubs fan could want, jerseys to socks and hats. the store let's you order a customized jersey and have it made there for you on the spot. and there is more on the way. >> and coming soon, fans will also discover restaurants, bars,

other retail establishments over the course of the season. it's a year of discovery. the first preseason game tonight against the big socal rival the lakers, tipoff at 5:00 p.m. all right. lisa if everyone is heading to the city it's beautiful. >> it's going to be nice in the 70s today. warmer than yesterday. above average for many of you right now kind of a hazy look at san jose. where it's 51. the average high is 77. going to 83 today. and we still have several days of warm weather ahead of us. i'll track that for you and talk about the weekend forecast when we return. >> all right. thanks lisa. and just ahead on abc 7 news morning was be the san jose sharks with a historically bad season opener but not before punches were thrown. larry beil shows you the top moments in bay area sports.

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to get the first win of the season. san jose faces the anaheim ducks at 7:00 p.m. at the honda center. last night the sharks dropped the home opener against the golden knights. our sports director larry booefl has the details. >> good morning, everyone not the start the sharks had in mind opening a new season two games against vegas two losses. home opener in the tank and first sign of trouble when the mirk does not work for fortunate national anthem. hello? >> first period sharks turn it over to william carrier beats martin johansson vegas in a flash up 1-037 sharks gave you two short-handed goals. braden mcnabb gets shorty 3-0 veg. thomas nottic the first of two goals on the night here. the sharks eventually did score to break the ice in the third. then fisticuffs frustration fighting i'm pugmiring you in the face. team teal slapped 5-1.

logan couture polgd to fans. >> they waited a long time to watch us play. very, very disappointing. and i'm disappointed for them to show up and waste their time and money to watch that. >> doesn't matter who we play starting 0-2 is not acceptable for this group. we nope that. you know, the guys in here when we know we have to be better. >> also in san jose, dng t macarena, watching san jose state and new mexico. a sparty party. nick nash, nine yards, untouched in the end zone. 6-0. then a 93-yard drive. to billy humphreys. blow out alert. love throes for 405. 80 here to bailey gagters. longest pass play for sparty in five years and they roll. 32-21. now 3-2. how about the baseball playoffs game two gnats dodgers, pain in l.a.

yet another rough outing for clayton kershaw, first inning be howie hendricks base hit. building a 3-0 lead. the mighty dodger bats no match for the smoke steven straasberg through. he fanned so. listen to the number dodgers struck out 17 times in a 4-2 loss. the series at a game apiece. the. the warriors opened the preseason at the chase center tonight against the lakers. so many new faces and so much teaching going on in practice. >> a lot more teaching. for us guys who has been for a while. it's a little difficult some of these practices. but it's -- you know, that's the reality of it. you know, we knew that coming in. >> draymond sounding a little tired. really early. before the season started. that's a wrap on morning sports have a great weekend, everybody.

i'm larry beil.owo etro lisa arge earthquake. did you feel that 3.9 west southwest of coma. east bay and coast and here in the stet you did feel it. so we'll keep you posted they call this earthquake weather. but, no we're not calling it that. we're calling it dry and warm the next several day was that typical light offshore flow with us. high fire danger is going to be in the forecast throughout the night tonight into your morning tomorrow. especially in the north bay. the higher elevations. here a look at santa cruz, highs well into the 80s. so we built the heat yesterday, felt warm. not too hot. but into saturday, the first full week of october, we're in the upper 80s inland for the autumn wrm p low 80s around the bay. 70s at the beand

mid-80s around the bay. 74 half moon bay. upper 70s in stinson. and a look at pier the 39 these guys enjoying the cool water, early morning sunshine. looking at live doppler 7, no fog. the storm track well north. high pressure building in. no fog. and as the high gets closer the winds shift to more offshore component. going to be a light offshore flow. later on in the day we will get a sea breeze. and temperatures on the peninsula into the 80s today. warmer than yesterday. average highs in the 70s for you. so here we go again with a little bit of warmth come your way. 52 in oakland. 5 a san francisco. and half moon bay. and sfloer toerm camera, tons of sun. mild day in san francisco. warm throughout the amp but nice out there. 52 in concord. 49 in livermore. numbers in the low 40s this morning. still there in napa. and earlier in the week we had the 30s because the afternoons

were so much kohler. but now we see a slightly modified overnight low. still cool and comfortable. sutro out there shining brightly. . the city of san francisco, air quality not bad but with each day you may notice it getting hayesier. especially into tomorrow and monday. fire danger rising tonight with the winds and we will be warmer throughout the weekend we covered that into monday. slight cool down still the breezy offshore winds throughout the middle of the we can. north, northeast. mount diablo wind gusts to 30 miles an hour. going up a thousand feet the winds continue offshore throughout the evening and into tomorrow. so today 83 degrees in san jose. 81 in sunnyvale. upper 70s from san mateo 81 pal. about four degrees above average in the north bay. 84 petaluma. 72 bogged ga

and then 85 in concord and 84 in pleasanton. if you are headed into the city, low 70s. hardly strictly bluegrass even warmer today in the upper 70s with overnight lows pretty mild in the 50s. the accuweather seven-day forecast we have got mid-80s inland. 80 around the bay. a couple of days beach weather today, tomorrow, monday look at inland getting toasty with the autumn heat. we'll cool it back download the accuweather app you'll be up to date. but the winds we have to watch. it's so dry out there. and we just had that earthquake. that will wake up. >> thank you so much, lisa. if you missed the top of the forecast, breaking news, an earthquake just hit. that was a magnitude 3.5 centered in coma hit at 8:41 this morning. we are getting calls from people in san francisco and on the peninsula feeling it. we also see plenty of social media posts coming through. now a new art exhibit is open in san francisco but rather than just entertain it's

designed to correct a cultural wrong. abc 7 news anchor dan ash lirp with the details. >> at first gleans some of the black and white photos in the exhibit appear to be a walk back into history. but in reality they're modern artworks meant to correct it. first, it helps to understand that the new exhibit at the san francisco art commission's main gallery was inspired in part by a controversial sculpture. the work called early days with its depiction of a native american lying at the feet of a missionary was removed from the civic center. to offer a different view curators decided to offer a different view in the bay area. >> i wanted to feature the native community here. >> three photographs captured dosss of subjects. one brit bradley used a 19th century photography process, transporting her subjects into the kind of portraits performingly created by euro

centric photographers a year ago. >> indian people are often relevant gaited to the turn of the century and that we are vanishing indianss. this artist's approach takes the process and reclaims it. >> we call it a strong harted women. >> other photos capture the vibrant contributions of dijnous people today. from the women running the native american health center to members of two spirits network who advocate for lgbtq people in gnattest american communities across the country. >> it's helping them to be brought together. >> an active exhibit helps bring names of native americans alive in moving projection but the lasting theme might be justice captured by the scores of native americans the sitting for por traits at the base supporting early days. >> dan ashley abc 7 news. the continuous thread exhibit runs through december 14th at the arts commission gallery. it's free to the public.

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at the san jose convention center. the 5 k starpts the savour this morning the kids race at 9:00. the half meriting nan 10 k tomorrow. rocking and rolling in como with the earthquake hitting. >> 7.6 kilometers deep. alt a lot of you felt from the coast south bay and east bay. and also feeling the warmth. 82 in fremont. 83 in napa above average highs this time of year. look at beaches. nothing but sun. low to mid-70s. the accuweather seven-day forecast getting warmer tomorrow. and even into monday. shouldn't be too extreme simply because we cool off at night. we have the red flag warning tonight into sunday. for the north bay the bay above 1,000 feet. relative humidity dropping quickly. the winds gusting to 35 miles an hour. so it's not a huge event. but it's always a big event in october when we are so dry. >> perfect for the busy day ahead today. thank you for joining us on abc

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