news to build a better bay area, this is "abc 7 mornings." >> good morning. it is sunday, october 6th. i am in for kusami aaron. we'll start with a quick look at weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning to you. we are fog-free and it was a beautiful day yesterday, got on the warm side and we're watching the winds with our red flag warning in effect. 60 daly city, not cooling off too much with upper 40s in the north bay. two to 11 degrees warmer with our red flag warning continuing until 10:00. we're watching the winds breezy in the upper elevation, the air is dry and the relative humidity continues to drop. eaars erwhey, the highlighted

winds, from knoxville creek to mount tam and looking at the temperatures this morning, we will warm up quickly. we'll be about 80 degrees inland by noontime, mid 70s around the bay. look the at the 70s at the coast. autumn heat with us the next 48 hours and then we get a cool down and i will detail that for you coming up. >> thank you. we're following breaking news overnight, authorities say four people are dead and five others are injured after a gunman walked into a kansas city bar and started shooting. first reports came down just after 2:00 a.m. our time. you're now looking at new video of the scene that just came in to our newsroom. at last word police say the suspect is still at large. they also say the five injured victims are going to be okay. of course we'll be checking for updates and let you know as soon as we learn anything new. happening now, a red flag warning is in effect for the rest of the -- for the rest of this morning for the parts of

the bay area. our forecast is making things dicey of course for fire and crews don't want to take any risks. reporter lisa amin gulezian has the story from marin county about how people are taking precaution. >> we don't have like a knife, do we? >> reporter: these campers are on a mission. a red flag warning is forcing them to put their fires out soon. >> right now basically just for the next three hours we will do a bit of a cooking marathon, make dinner and breakfast, seal that up and get it in the cooler. get everything done. >> kind of sucks we can't have a campfire and we have to make like all of our food now. >> better than nothing. >> reporter: the high wind at higher alty taouted the reason for the warning which forced th including those in mount tamalpais state park. marin county fire has upped staffing as well. >> this time of year we see our highest risk of fires with rapid

growth in the north bay, especially the coastal area, due to the fuel moisture being at its lowest points. >> reporter: those in the east bay were still on high alert because of the weather. in danville a four-acre wind driven fire threatened homes near glen court before noon. >> the only damage was property damage which was some of the fence lines were our fire engines actually stopped the fire from progressing past the fence lines. >> reporter: in oakland's oakmore neighborhood dozens turned out to clear brush that could ignite this fire season. >> we want to help out, alleviate any possibility of any fires coming up this season. >> reporter: lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. the red flag warning will be ending later this morning at 10:00. happening today, pg&e says it expects to turn power back on for 10,000 customers in the sierra foothills some time today, although it's not clear exactly when. the utility turned things off last night in butte, plumas and yuba due to the hire fire

danger. crews had been monitoring conditions in counties including napa. stay on top of the weather and any updates with pg&e with the abc 7 news app, free to download in the app store, be able to push notifications. investigators are combing through debris after a series of electrical explosions at huntington beach restaurants. take a look at all this. it happened during an oktoberfest event. four people were hurt, two were actually firefighters. the firefighters had been investigating the initial explosion when another one went off. people who had been enjoying their saturday night up until that point had to say. >> and there was like a ball of flame that came up and we thought it was like maybe part of the show, but then there was another one and my friend grabbed my hand and we started running and there was a third

one. we thought the whole place was going to be on fire. >> officials think an underground electrical vault exploded but the exact cause remainsntnd u we brought that to you as breaking news here on "abc 7 mornings" yesterday. magnitude 3.5 earthquake is sending us all a wake-up call to be ready for the next big one. the quake hit off the coast of pacifica and abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard has more. >> reporter: that's what the 3.5 quake sounded like at 8:41 saturday morning. it really freaked out the folks living in this house. >> what the [ bleep ]. >> did you feel it. > i feel it. someone hit my store with a truck. >> reporter: sam was working at this pacifica liquor store when the shaking started, tiny wires on the shelves prevented lots of booze from snashing on to the floor. >> no damage, no. >> reporter: the usgs says the quake was centered a mile off the coast of pacifica.

>> after quake has aftershocks. i believe thise hker happened b major faults, the san andreas and san gre gore yo. she does not believe it's a forethought of something bigger. >> think about pulling up on a blanket, right, most moves the direction you want, but around it you get tiny wrinkles going in different directions and the same with the earth. >> reporter: more than 3,000 between san francisco and the peninsula and east bay reported they felt it. on the usgs website. minutes after the quake bart temporarily halted train service to inspect the tracks but didn't find any damage. >> we weren't ready for it. >> to me it was like a -- and that was it. it was -- but it shook the house, shook the windows. >> reporter: jim and elaine felt it. a good reminder for this couple to check earthquake supplies in their garage. >> here's the extra batteries. >> reporter: elaine and jim lived through the 6.9 loma

preeta quake. >> it was so hard and so long. >> reporter: they know being prepared for the next big one is the only option. in pacifica, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. so if you need to pack an earthquake quake a list of what you should include on our website abc7news.com. a sad ending to the search for a missing woman who went with missing off the waters of the san francisco beach. the 24-year-old's body was found yesterday morning, though it does still need to be officially identified. investigators say she was with friends at mile beach near lands end on friday night when she went for a swim and got swept away by strong currents. a woman in dublin is saying a stranger sexually assaulted her while she was asleep in her home. yesterday police told us that they arrested jatonio simmons. they say he somehow got into the woman's house late thursday night through an unlocked rear

door. she told police she woke up when a man began touching her. she screamed and ran from the house. this morning simmons faces charges of sexual assault and burglary. new season, new arena, new roster. we got our first look at the next era of the golden state warriors. the team played their first game at chase center in san francisco. they faced off against the lakers and suffered a loss, but that certainly didn't stop the party. abc 7 news reporter luz pena spent some time with the ♪ >> reporter: it was a party outside. in charge of getting everyone hyped up. they blew notes. the warriors new music ensemble. >> can we get a pre-halftime situation going on. ♪ >> reporter: fans from all over the bay area came to experience a $1.4 billion chase center. >> much easier to get here than

going to oakland. team is coming to the city. >> reporter: talking about transportation i jumped into a pedicab, the drivers working more than usual. >> having the chase center here, how has it helped you? >> it expanded our range. chase is farther south than where the giants play. >> reporter: with 18,000 seats, the arena was packed with warriors fans and some lakers fans as well. >> this is my sister. >> reporter: this group didn't come from l.a. but fremont. >> i've been raised a laker fan. i can't betray my family. >> you'll betray the bay? >> yeah. ♪ >> reporter: so now that we're inside let's search for the biggest warriors fan. what is that one thing that if you are titled the biggest warrior fan? >> you have to be dressed to the nines, swag level 100 as the

kids say. >> absolutely. >> i'm the biggest warrior fan. you just have on more stuff than i do. look at my hat. >> i look good. >> is there a fight going on? hold on, hold on. >> i'm the biggest fan. >> who is the oldest? >> he's the oldest. >> i'm the oldest and biggest fan. >> jerome 3 it, warriors biggest fan, 42 years plus. >> reporter: in san francisco, luz pena, abc 7 news. >> basketball season is back, guys. the next preseason games for the warriors is thursday. tip-off is at 7:30 at chase center. happening today, warriors star klay thompson's new sneakers go on sale. the kt 4 and kt 5 disco will be sold exclusively in the u.s. at the oakland store in downtown oakland. the store's website says the inspiration from the shoe comes from the disco balls in karaoke lounges. people signed up last weekend on the store's website to get a wristband and secure a place in

line and i bet it will be around the block. lisa, will it be nice weather while people wait for their sneakers? >> it's getting hot. by mid afternoon, that sun was baking out there. we have our red flag warning in effect through the morning hours. here's a live look outside. a mild downtown. we are 47, though, up in santa rosa. could be much cooler this time of year. numbers approaching 90 in our inland valleys. how about 80s in san francisco. we'll talk about it next. >> also, straight ahead on abc 7 mornings. the blue angels are back in the bay area. fleet week is here and we explain just why the shows are so special. plus, some sensational dance moves by a san francisco officer. more on how this breakout block party first came about.

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in the north bay, you may be feeling some delays on the roads because of repairs to highway damaged by flooding. highway 37 flooded in marin county last winter like it often does and has gotten swamped sus.ral times near novato transwillaisehe roadway to try to stop the flooding. construction will happen every night through november 4th and this to atherton and 101. this year there are noticeable differences in the music festival. there's extra fencing put up that you need to get through to go in and out. visitors must go through one of four security checkpoints. restrictions are in place as to what you can bring inside. all the changess are in response

to the deadly shooting earlier at the gilroy garlic festival. we have a complete schedule of fleet weeks events and digital videos about the history of the blue angels and the event itself. check that out on our home page abc7news.com. you have to see the next story. sometimes a little dancing can be the best medicine. this video for you this morning was taken by a san francisco fire department emt unit at 6th and jesse streets. you can of course here marvin gaye's "let's get it on" playing and one of those emts decides to get his party on and the celebration in the middle of the street begins. no need to judge the dance moves. this was clearly a fun little break from the grind for everyone. and as you wake up this morning, a biotech start-up in san francisco is claiming to have created a drink that works wonders for your well being after drinking alcohol. this morning we hear from the

scientist behind this uniquests genetically modifying bacteria to improve your life. >> we've made something that breaks down one of these toxic byproducts of drinking alcohol. >> reporter: zach is the ceo and co-founder of z by otics. he says his first gmo probiotic will prevent some of the next day misery after drinking. >> take the product and decide if you receive a benefit. if you wake up and feel good you've had a positive experience with genetic engineering. >> reporter: what is genetic modification, agriculture or probiotic, when you take a piece of dna from one cell and change it so it integrates with another piece of dna and ultimately creates a new trait in a different cell. >> i think it's just weird to have things that are artificially created being put into your body. >> reporter: alexis says she's

anti-ghmo. >> i'm super skeptical. oftentimes we never have enough research beyond studies and 50 years later you learn it wasn't good for you. >> i would gladly pay 5 to $9 to not be hung over. >> reporter: for greg angel, the cost of zbiotics on the market for 9 to $12 a dose more of an issue than how the product was made. >> if it was a matter of like relieving my hangover i would probably be on board. gmo or not. >> reporter: for the future abbott hopes his engineered probiotics will prevent people from environmental toxins and disease. >> that was a fun story to do. let's get to meteorologist lisa argen who is tracking our forecast. >> good morning to you. would you believe temperatures today are going to be 6 to 9 degrees warmer than yesterday. it was hot yesterday. high pressure continues to build in as we look at live doppler 7, it's clear, no fog to speak of. the storm track well to the north. you can see a few high clouds here will be drifting through the area from southern

california. otherwise it will be sunny and very warm again today. it is 47 in napa, 60 in san francisco, that's mild, 55 in hayward with low 50s from mountain view to san jose. 46 in morgan hill. here's emeryville. it continues to be gusty in the hills this morning. just checked relative humid on top of mount tam, 27%. the air temperature is 63 degrees. usually we get the relative humidity in the 50, 70, even 100% in the morning hours. going the other way. cooler and continued breezy midweek. a look at wind profile this morning. the direction out of the north from calistoga to napa, looking at gusty winds through 10:00. they'll dial back but still the direction is off shore. light off shore. temperatures will warm quickly today. we're talking much warmer than yesterday. fast forward to tuesday when we have slightly cooler air in here. warm to mild with 70s and 80s.

as we could off you would expect things to get back to near average, but wednesday and thursday we're looking at some wir an w a now in the hills. so our second offshore wind event heading our way by mi san jose. see the high cloud but a warm day in sunniville and mill pe tis. mid 80s, up 5, 6 degrees from yesterday and at the coast it's going to be a warm one. how often do you see 81 in daly city, 83 downtown. it was 75 in san francisco. up in the north bay, 90s arrive in santa rosa, 87 in napa. over into the east bay, about 5 degrees warmer for you too and oakland today at 85, 85 union city. you head inland and numbers near 90s towards brentwood, upper 80s in pleasanton, livermore a host day at 90. still hot again tomorrow although the coastal sea breeze will send relief along the

shoreline. mid 70s coast, mid 80s around the bay, 90s inland. you see tomorrow even a few degrees warmer inland and here comes a little bit of fog and some relief on tuesday. you download our accuweather app and the winds will gust stronger wednesday in the hills. another red flag warning. despite that the temperatures continue to cool until we get to the weekend where we're going to warm up a little bit. i know you like it hot, kate. it's getting hot out there. how are 80s in the city. >> i'm excited and relieved after it was so cool last week. we're just getting a few more weeks of warm before we head into winter. >> this is what you expect in october. one of everyone's favorite times of year we're talking about fleet week. it is the beginning. it's always an exciting time of year and more exciting the blue angels are scheduled to arrive at oakland international airport at 6:00 p.m. so very soon. and we will be watching for that. this week, hundreds of thousands

of people will attend fleet week events throughout san francisco. what exactly is fleet week and how did it come about? well anchor will share history. >> reporter: fleet week is now here in san francisco and that means the navy's blue angels roaring over the city. we know they fly fast and perform intricate maneuvers, but how did the team get its start? as the nation demobilized after world war ii the services were fighting for ways to keep their budgets intact and to stay in the public eye. the navy thought a flight demonstration team was the answer, so a handful of veteran fighter pilots in the aircraft they used in the war began performing air shows. one of the pilots saw the name blue angels in the "new yorker" magazine and thought it was perfect. over the years the team transitioned from prop planes to early jets to the supersonic f-18 hornet. they fly as fast as 700 miles an hour and as slow as 120. they fly as close as 18 inches apart. as you know, they are something

to see. fleet week is completely free and it includes art exhibits and navy band concert all around the city and then it finishes with the amazing air shows over the

and we have a victory to report. a 7 on your side report helped a san jose woman from being taken by con men. 80-year-old dorothythe details.

is like most grandmothers and would do anything for her grandson landon. his photographs are all over her san jose home. her phone rang. and on the other end big trouble. >> it sounded exactly like my grandson and he said, grandma, and i said yes. he said, grandma, i need your help. i said what? and i -- i was oblivious. he said, i need you to give me some money. >> reporter: she was told he had been drinking, was in a car accident and had landed in a fresno swral cell. an attorney got on the line and said $7,000 was needed to bail out landon. the grandparents scam, a classic. dorothy did not fall for it. in part because of this 7 on your side report where lisa hardy told us about her father calvin benton who had been taken

in by the grandparents scam. >> they had given him specific directions not to discuss it with anyone, he was terrified that something was horrible had happened to his grandson. >> i happened to be scanning through the channels and saw you were talking to this elderly lady and -- about how she had been scammed on something on the phone thing. and i thought, oh, gosh, that's interesting. you know. >> reporter: then a couple days later dorothy got the bogus call. she tell phoned me and sclair district attorney. this is an attorney in the elder fraud unit. >> protect yourself what's ba paying attention what's going on in the news. >> reporter: now we have two 7 on your side viewers paying it forward. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> great that dorothy was able to avoid that scam. a new liquor product is

getting a lot of attention on-line for its striking similarity to laundry pods. scotch whiskey brand glen livid released this video and seeing their new product a, quote, capsule collection. take a look the pods are made through see-through seaweed extract, bite down and get a bite of liquor, served only during london cocktail week currently. still to come on "abc 7 mornings" -- a car crashes in oakland leaving not just the car severely damaged. we'll show you what people in the neighborhood are now deal with. >> the 18th straight week of protests in hong kong. why demonst

news to build a better bay area, this is "abc 7 mornings." >> it is just about 5:30 on this sunday morning. we're going to start this half

hour with a look at weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> we're starting with our red flag warning where winds are gusting in the north bay. this lasts through 10:00 and i just checked the humidity dropping through the 20% range. we're at about 23, 25% on top of mount tam with temperatures in the 60s and 70s and that wind direction out of the north/northeast. we're definitely watching that and as we look at the current wind gusts you can see up to 33 miles an hour, knoxville creek and over into mt. diablo, look at that, 52-mile-an-hour wind gusts. this is way up above 2,000 and 3,000 feet for mt. diablo. we're looking at dry winds, drying out the atmosphere. it is in the 50s and 60s right now and that will aid to a quick warmup today. 11 degrees warmer at the coast. as we look at the temperatures notice we're going to be in the 80s by noontime, 80s in san francisco today. kate? >> thanks, lisa. oakland police are investigating a crash that badly damaged at least one car and part of a

home. it happened just before 5:30 last night on 35th street and martin luther king, jr. way. the front end of the car is totally smashed and a fence outside a home is dented. it appears the force of that crash sheared off a pole on the street. though at this time it's unclear what caused the accident or if anyone was hurt. this morning, the white house continues to push against claims that president trump acted illegally during his july phone call with ukraine's president. as house democrats wait for documents subpoenaed to that discussion. >> reporter: the standoff between the white house and congress intense fis. >> this is the greatest witch hunt in the history of our country. >> reporter: the congressional investigation into whether the president sought to strong arm a foreign leader to dig up dirt on a political rival is expanding. house democrats issuing subpoenas for the white house and requesting documents from

vice president mike pence all related to the ukraine controversy. >> reporter: the white house dismissing the requests issuing a statement saying the subpoena changes nothing and a waste of time and taxpayer dollars. the state department says it will cooperate but with limits. >> nations do this. nations work together and they say boy, goodness gracious, if you can help me with x we'll help you achieve y. this is what partnerships do. it's win/win, better for each of us. >> reporter: the president fending off attacks from some in his party. republican senator mitt romney's calling the president's request for china and ukraine to investigate his potential 2020 rival joe biden wrong and appalling, the president responding on twitter my conversation with the ukrainian president was a congenial and very appropriate one. and senator marco rubio asked if he thought it was okay for the to the ask china to launch an investigation of the bidens? >> i don't know if that's a real request or him needling the

agit b. eding you guys would get >> reporter: as president trump doubles down on his attacks on biden the former vp firing back in a "washington post" op-ed writing, quote, he slandsers anyone he sees as a threat that is why he is frantically pushing lies, debunked conspiracy theories and smears against me and my family hoping to undermine my candidacy for the presidency while the house does its job on impeachment i'm going to stay focused on what matters. rachel scott, abc news, washington. coming up on "this week," chief anchor george stephanopoulos sits down with house democratic caucus chair hakim jeffrey, ranking member jim jordan comes to "this week." you can watch the full interviews on "this week with george stephanopoulos" at 8:00 on abc 7. senator bernie sanders is back home in vermont this morning after suffering a heart attack. sanders was campaigning in nevada on tuesday when he felt

chest pains. he was hospitalized and released on friday. sanders returned yesterday with his wife to their home in burlington. yerl in the week she said he would be taking part in the upcoming democratic debate. it is set for october 15th in ohio. new developments, this is the 18th straight week that demonstrators are marching on hong kong. protesters went on a rampage after the government banned a demonstration. a group of pro-democracy lawmakers have filed a legal challenge against the law that went into effect at midnight on friday triggering widespread violence and destruction. police deployed tear gas as thousands took to the streets to defy the ban. police, they ae on high alert around the country this weekend with the release of the movie "joker." oakland's grand lake theater one of many showing the film. there are fears it could spark real-life violence. it tells the story of one i wasconic villains from the

batman universe joker portrayed as a disturbed man who finds relief and his purpose in life by committing acts of violence. the fbi has been keeping a close eye on line and is alerting local authorities about any threats. the fears, of course, stem from the 2012 theater during a showing of a batman film the dark knight rises. >> if you see anything that seems out of place or suspicious, make sure you say something, call 911 and don't hesitate to do so. >> many theaters have gone as far as banning people from wearing costumes or masks for screenings of joker. this morning thousands of safeway workers are waking up with a new contract. the union ratified the three-year deal on friday that provides a wage increase and guaranteed benefits. it covers 14,000 employees at safeway, save mart, food max, max value and vonn's supermarkets. the markets are in northern, central and southern california.

a new kind of advertising is making its way nationwide at -- making its nationwide debut at a bay area airport. the first all digital airport program is rolling out at san jose international airport run by clear chanel airports and includes partnerships with google and alaska airlines. the digital system goes live next month and will utilize more than 80 screens at the airport. nearly 50 million go through every day and will see all the screens. new episodes of your favorite abc shows are coming back for the fall lineup. we're also bringing in some new shows including "kids say the darned and a sneak peek of one special guest right here at ac 7. ♪ >> and that's jaden tyler

playing some blues on the keyboards on friday. he showed abc 7 news anchor larry beil and ama daetz his talent. go to kids say casting.com. you can see jaden and some other very impressive acts on the premier of "kids say the darnedest things" tonight at 8:00 followed by a new episode of "shark tank" at 9:00 and "the rookie" at 10:00 and stick around for abc 7 news at 11:00. still on "abc 7 mornings," an unexpected guest showing up to the nail salon. how a deer did major damage jumping into the shop in jersey. and here is a live look outside. you can see the golden gate bridge. not quite up this morning but it is looking clear and lisa argen will have your hot sunday forecast in ju

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could feel a pulse and he was airlifted to the hospital where he's now recovering. video you have to see taken at a hair salon on long island, new york. watch what comes crashing through the window. yeah, that would be a deer. it actually hit a woman sitting on the couch and nearly crashed into the stylist cutting a man's hair. the buck got back on its feet ran around the salon for about 20 seconds before finding his way out the front door. the woman on the couch did have a leg injury and had to go to the hospital. when police arrived the deer was long gone. i have a feeling that deer didn't want to be there anymore than the folks getting their hair wanted to see it. >> wild. go there to chill out and that happens. >> yeah. >> just check the relative humidity along the shoreline where it is about 5 degrees. the relative humidity is 57%. you go up about 1500 feet and e

hours. gusty upper elevation winds and a hot day around the bay. how about 80s downtown, near 80 at beaches and 90s inland. i will have your full accuweather seven-day forecast next. >> thank you. also next, a mystery out in the north bay. we investigate who could be dumping hundreds of tires along the russian river. the russian river. there's a clue that cou ♪ sup. wh- whacha doing? i'm watching food. try my $3 cheddar bacon loaded curly fries. get 'em delivered with doordash.

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♪ ♪ try my $3 steak and parm loaded curly fries. get 'em delivered with doordash. in sports the raiders are in london to face the chicago bears. the silver and black face their former star linebacker khalil mack for the first time since trading him to the bears before last season. kickoff is at 10:00 a.m. at

tottenham hotspur stadium. tomorrow night the 49ers return from their bye week trying to remain the nfc's only undefeated team. they battle the browns at levy stadium. if you're not going to the game watch espn monday night football on abc 7. coverage begins at 5:00. tomorrow the warriors will hold an open practice at chase center in front of a sold out crowd. last night golden state played their first basketball game at their new home against the lakers. abc 7 sports anchor chris alvarez has the highlights in this sports. >> good morning. history made on saturday night at the chase center. the warriors host the first basketball game ever at their brand new arena against lebron james and the lakers. preseason but the starters get a lot of run in this one. stephen curry and lebron among those. here's steph, going to see a lot of splash. first three of the chase center. splash klay thompson loving it, can't wait to get him back on

the floor. anthony davis, he was a monster down low. tloez it down. 17 in the first quarter. it is pres t himself and he will lay it up and in. he had 18 but the lakers win 123-101. >> i'm not too concerned with the result but we have to play better defense for sure and we'll work hard on that next week. we'll take tomorrow off and get back at it on monday. >> we got two more preseason games, get a little more familiar before the 24th, but it's beautiful. just got a lot of potential to create an amazing environment and home court advantage. college football cal at oregon, for his first win as a head coach against his alma mater. davis, first intersipgs, quarterback herbert in nearly a year. the ducks were going to score but cal in business and they

capitalize. moster starting in place of garbers. 7-0. ducks on another long drive, fd cal, the turnover. they recover it. they had three turnovers and recovered, first half only 7-0 at the break. third, ducks finally get in the end zone. short yardage score. 10-7, ducks. all right. fourth quarter, bad news for the bears. monster's pass tipped and picked off. troy dye with it. ducks march down the field and herbert play action out of the gun, play there, jalen read the score. stanford only lost four games last year. they would match that if they lost at washington. stanford down 7-6, davis mills, 42-yard connection, cardinal up 13-10 at the break. third quarter we go, mills, to

colbie parkinson. keep the sticks moving. cam scarlet. four-yard plunge. head 151 yards on the ground. theye w 3-3 this year. so a big day of football here on your sunday. the raiders in london against the bears and then the niners will play monday night football here on abc 7 monday night against the browns. until then, enjoy the rest of your sunday. >> all right. thank you, chris. we are going to get a check of your bay area forecast with lisa argen. hey, lisa. >> hey, kate. 71 yesterday. half moon bay. 81 redwood city. we're going warmer than that today. in fact, maybe 10 degrees warmer in some spots. so high pressure really building i. the offshore flow is warming us up again today. even for your monday. and as we look live outside you can see how clear it is. a spare the air alert and looking at that poor air quality as we go through your sunday afternoon. here's a look at you are highlights, elevated fire danger throughout the morning

hours as the winds continue to gust up to about 40 and 50 miles an hour. this is 2,000 and 3,000 feet. warm to hot again today and looking at cooler weather arriving on tuesday. although the winds are certainly g to play a factor in our midweek forecast. still offshore and dry. it's cool, upper 40s north bay. 60 in san francisco, 53 in san jose. and looking at the clear sky, but by the afternoon we get that haze, not a lot of air moving around. in fact, looking at that higher pressure pushing down on the surface, allowing for kind of that stagnant air mass. notice it today. yesterday was nice out there. it was beautiful. but as we get into our second and third day of heat, you know how the air quality goes downhill. as we look at the fog-free condit.ounsio. cyohiu'll notice those and thee ridge continues to dominate the weather for the western -- the eastern pacific. as we look at your wind gusts here at 6:00 this morning, the highlighted area, this is where

we're clocking winds 20 to 35 miles an hour. and that is pushing the relative humidity from about 28 to 21% in these areas. the direction conditions to be off shore throughout the day today. in fact, maybe a puff of a sea breeze later on, but mainly for tomorrow, but changes will be subtle throughout the day today and tomorrow we will lose that wind and it will ease up throughout the afternoon. we are looking at 13 degrees above average, san francisco and oakland. low to mid 80s today. how about 87 in san rafael, 88 oakland, redwood city into the mid 80s today. that's five degrees warmer than yesterday. 9 degrees warmer than your average. and san jose, coming up 10 degrees above the average. so as we look at the trend in livermore, getting hotter tomorrow at 92 degrees. then we'll drop the numbers. they'll continue to go below average but we're still looking at the gusty winds and those super dry conditions through the week. highs anywhere from the upper 70s half moon bay to the mid

80s. certainly this does happen this time of year but we're well above average. with the upper elevation winds it is going to be a dry day out there and definitely worth watching for the next several days. 90s for you in livermore, look for numbers today in the low 90s up in santa rosa, 85 oakland and fremont and tonight we'll cool off, the long october nights allowing for comfortable temperatures in the accuweather seven-day forecast, warm to hot with mid 70s at the coast, mid 80s around the bay, 90s inland, few degrees warmer inland but we'll get coastal cooling with the sea breeze for your months afternoon and you download our accuweather app and see the trend for cooler days, the winds not off the ocean midweek and that will allow for still very dry conditions. we'll watch it, but it is going to be nice out there. >> absolutely. especially in the city. so just soak it in, before it gets cold and foggy for winter. that's what i try to do. >> good plan. >> thanks. it can only be described as a disgusting discovery.

hundreds of old tires dumped in southern mendocino county and in one of the most sensitive of environments. abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman has the story. >> reporter: old tires, worn and spent, stacked like dark tombstones, this suspect a garbage dump it's the water shed off highway 101 in mendocino county where most drivers see signs but not all of them. >> it's just a shock. >> it's trash. it's filth. >> reporter: chris and chris are both stewards of the local environment. they have found multiple dump sites and hundreds of tires. >> these things are toxic, break down, and rubber is not friendly to water. >> reporter: the mystery, of course, is who dumped these tires and where did they come from? there may be clues. these stickers. >> every tire has a serial number tied to aranty and is in someone's computer. it seems really easy to find out what shop they came from.

>> reporter: while the mendocino sheriff's office continues to investigate it has been difficult for chris to stand by when cleaning up such messes is part of his dna. he and his green team have already hauled some 200 tires from another location, but with so many more. >> every time one of these shredded up tires wanders down river, kids, people, fish, you know, they're going to cut themselves, steel belts are very sharp. >> reporter: so true. just downstream, miguel avoided a couple tires. >> thoughtless, careless, disrespectful. >> reporter: paradise not yet lost but certainly tossed. from mendocino county, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. next on "abc 7 mornings," happening now, astronauts out on the catwalk. what two americans are doing up in space and why they could be setting history pretty soon.

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happening now, astronauts on the international space station are taking part in the first of ten spacewalks in three months. two nasa astronauts are upgrading power systems at the space station. this is actually video from their helmet cameras. they'll be replacing batteries on the solar rays and repairing important instruments and they're expected to spend about six and a half hours working outside the orbiting lab. this is the first of five space walks this month. five more are set for later this year. one could include the first ever spacewalk conducted entirely by women. very cool. next on "abc 7 mornings," at 6:00 a.m., you might have felt the shake waking up yesterday. a look at some of the damage from this weekend's quake and we have a good way you can stay prepared. plus, back to our breaking news, gunfire at a downtown bar in kansas city. the latest on the death toll and

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news to build a better bay area, this is "abc 7 mornings." good morning. it is sunday, october 6th. i'm kate larsen in for kusami aaron. a quick look at weather with