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 meteorologist lisa argen. >> gpler 7 and looking at

temperatures warming quickly today. breezy upper elevation winds, the fremont. the current wind gusts 15 to 3 miles an hour knoxville creek allowing for dry air. 22% relative humidity in the north bay. oakland hills about 31% and we are anywhere from 2 to 13 degrees warmer this morning. that leads to a quick warmup out there. 70s and 80s by noontime everywhere will be well into the 70s at the coast, low to mid 80s in san francisco. 90 inland. a spare the air alert and clear and dry tonight. another hot day on tap for monday. >> thank you. we are actively watching for an update to our breaking news overnight. authorities are searching for the suspect they say is still at large after a shooting and killing four people at a kansas city bar. finj the first reports of this came

down just after 2:00 a.m. our time. police say it happened at the tequila bar in town. we will be checking for updates and let you know as soon as we learn anything more. happening now, a red flag warning is in effect for the rest of the morning for parts of the bay area. our forecast is making things dicey for fire dangers and crews don't want to take risks. reporter lisa amin gulezian is in marin county with how people are taking precaution. >> we don't have like a knife, do we? >> reporter: these campers are on a mission. >> bless you. >> reporter: because 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.thg done. o ke ke allf fo n. sera

includine mou tamalpaie park.pe 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 more than 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. yesterday crews had been monitoring conditions in several more counties including napa. you can stay on top of the weather and any updates from pg&e with the abc 7 news app. it is free to download in the app store. enable the push notifications. new developments this morning, investigators are combing through debris after a series of electrical explosions at a huntington beach restaurant. crews first responded to reports of three consecutive blasts causing a transformer fire that happened during an oktoberfest event. four people were hurt, two were actually firefighters. te 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 remains under investigation at this point. we brought it to you as breaking news on "abc 7 mornings" yesterday. magnitude 3.5 earthquake is now 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 smashing 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 this has three already. >> reporter: sara minson says the shaker happened between two major faults, the san andreas and san gregorio. she does not believe it's a precuss -- precursor to 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 preyet ta quake 30 years ago. >> 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. >> if you need to pack an earthquake kit we have a list of what you should include on our website, abc7news.com. unfortunately, a very sad ending to the search for as thw 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 out by the strong currents. a woman in dublin is saying a stranger sexually assaulted

her while she was asleep in her home. yesterday police told us they arrested jatonio simmons. they say he got into the woman's house thursday night thu an unlocked rear door. she told police she woke up when a man began touching her. she screamed and ran from the house and this morning simmons faces charges of sexual assault and burglary. a new season, new arena, and 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. the warriors faced off against the lake es and they did suffer a loss, but that did not stop the party. abc 7 news reporter luz pena spent some time with the fans. ♪ >> 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. we're glad that the team is coalking about transportation i jumped into a pedicab, the drivers working more than usual. during what used to be their slow season. >> having the chase center here, how is that helping you? >> it helped us in a couple ways, actually. 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 guess i can't betray my family. that's the first thing. >> 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 warriors fan you need to have hands down? >> you have to be dressed to the nins in warriors gear, 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. > you do look good but -- >> 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. and the next preseason game for the warriors is this thursday. tip-off is at 7:30 at the chase center. happening today warriors star klay thompson's new sneakers go on sale. the kt 4 play area and the kt 5 disco ball will be sold exclusively in u.s. at the

oaklandish store in downtown oakland. see very silvery which explains why the inspiration 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 imagine there will be a lot of folks waiting to get their hands on those new sneakers. lisa, it's going to be a hot one out there for all the sneaker heads. >> oh, yeah total. this morning we're clear and cool, 40s, 50s, 60s. spare the air alert as temperatures rise quickly. the east bay and south bay, the worst air quality and the north bay hills with the gusty winds and dry relative humidity. that translates into one of the warmest days we've seen in a while with mid and upper 70s at the coast. my accuweather seven-day forecast is next. >> thank you. also straight ahead on "abc 7 mornings," the blue angels, they are back in the bay area. fleet week is here once again. we're going to explain just why the shows are so special. plus, some truly sensational

dance moves by a san francisco officer. more on how this breakout block party first came about.

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all 39 million of you,on og to preserve and protect them. with love, california. in the north bay, you may b feeling some delays one the roas because of repairs to some damaged highway -- a highway from flooding. highway 37 flooded in marin county last year. it has gotten swamped several times in recent years near

novato leading to extended closures. caltrans will be raising the roadway to stop t construction will happen every night through november 4th. this will lead to closures between atherton and highway 101. today your last chance to check out hardly strictly bluegrass. there are differences this year. extra fencing that has been put up. visitors must go through one of four security checkpoints. restrictions are in place as to what you can bring to the festival. all of the changes 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. you can just go to our home page, abc7news.com. now you've got to this see next story because sometimes dancing can be the best medicine. we have this video for you this morning, taken by a san francisco fire department emt unit at 6th

and jesse streets. check it out. you can hear marvin gaye's "let's get it on" playing and one of the emts decides to joins the party and an impromptu 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 of everyone's work night. looks like a great way to get pumped up. speaking of which, 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. i spoke to the scientist behind this unique hangover remedy. >> reporter: scientists in a san francisco lab are busy 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 zbiotics.

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 do, if you wake up and feel good you've had a positive experience with genetic engineering. >> reporter: what is genetic modification? whether you're talking about 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--gmo and would not take zbiotics. >> 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 and i hope you try it out in the future. we will get to meteorologist lisa argen who has been tracking our hot weather forecast. >> that's right. we're just in the middle of it because not only today are we warming up, we're going to keep the warming trend and the hot weather with us through your monday. here's live doppler 7 and that explains a lot, lack of fog. as we extend the view you will notice the big dome of high pressure, nothing has changed there. builds into the eastern pacific, but we have high clouds in southern california and see those drift through the sky and spare the air alert we are building on the heat. 50 in santa clara with temperatures in the mid 40s up in the north bay. novato 44, 59 san francisco, just dropped a degree, 60 in brentwood.

check out the current wind gusts. mt. diablo 50 miles an hour. straight out of the north, 33-mile-an-hour wind gusts. this is why we have the red flag warning throughout the next several hours. the gustiest winds above 1500 feet and this is exactly what is happening with temperatures cool but the relative humidity dropping into the 20% range from atlas peek, knoxville, mount tam and they can see the oakland hills and spring valley right above half moon bay. so dangerous relative humidity and then you couple in the temperatures climbing through the 70s by about 8:00, 9:00. it's going to be a rough combination but that's when the winds will begin to ease up. gusty winds in the hills, warm to hot this afternoon, a spare the air alert. looking at the winds out of the northeast right on through 10:00, all day long but as the yellows begin to fade away we still have that offshore component even at our beaches we

won't have the sea breeze really until tomorrow afternoon. so on tuesday, we begin to feel a change with some 80s instead of 90s inland. and 70s instead of 80s around the bay. this continues into wednesday but another system setting up to bring more offshore winds for our wednesday into thursday. even though the temperatures won't be as hot, the winds will be stronger. the time of year to watch out when things are super dry out there, 88 in concord, 85 oakland, look for 91 in santa rosa. few high clouds, mid 80s on the peninsula with upper 80s in san jose, 90s in morgan hill and we'll be warm on the coast with 77 in half moon bay. but with the long october nights we cool off again. tonight with 40s and 50s. clear sky and tomorrow, in fact, we could be a few degrees warmer in our inland valleys. the accuweather seven-day forecast, 70s will stay with us at the coast today and tomorrow. 80s around the bay. 90s inland. the changes come on tuesday with

the stronger sea breeze just some patchy fog, not too much. this is not the time of year we see the fog and then by the middle of the week, another system setting up to the east of us and high pressure building in brings very gusty winds for your wednesday and as we get to the end of the week, should be more in line with what we expect for this time of year. a lot going on. people like the warm weather. but it's always a tough time of year. >> and it got so cold about a week ago but i knew coming to fleet week it would warm up because it always does. >> always does. >> thanks so much. happening today like i mentioned it is the official start of 2019 fleet week. this is always a great time. the blue angels are scheduled to arrive at oakland international airport at 6:00 p.m. and we will, of course, be watching out for that. n francisco.ndreds of thousandsn but what exactly is fleet week and how did it all come about? abc 7 news anchor eric thomas shares a little 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. that name stuck. 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 slows 120. as you know, they are something to see. >> that was eric thomas reporting. facts and

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york to tell us what's coming up at 7:00 on "good morning america." >> good morning. coming up on "gma," president trump blasting his critics lashing out at mitt romney and calling for his impeachment after the republican senator voiced concerns about the president's tealings with ukraine. the blasts that rattled oktoberfest celebrations in huntington beach. what spectators are saying about the shocking scene. the battle with british tabloids, piers morgan now speaking out about the lawsuit against the press and meghan markle's dad revealing why he released her private letter, that's all ahead here on "gma." thanks, whit. a new liquor product is getting a lot of attention on-line for its striking similarity to laundry deter get pods. scotch whiskey brand glen livid released this video, announcing their new product called a

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news to build a better bay area, this is "abc 7 mornings.." >> good morning. it is 6:30 on sunday. hope you're having a great start to your day. we're going to start with a look at weather with meteorologist lisa argen who has some heat in the forecast. >> yeah. very much so. good morning, kate. 40 minutes from sunrise. walnut creek, looks to be nice and clear, numbers in the 50s in san francisco and oakland. 50 in gilroy, 52 half moon bay and our sutro camera, 80s today. warmer everywhere and really no sea breeze to speak of. it's in the upper 40s santa rosa and napa. 51 livermore. we have cooled off.

look at the upper elevation winds. warning above 1500 feet. fla the relative humidity dipping below 30 and 25% in some areas, so until 10:00 we'll be watching it for you. we're warmer everywhere. look how bright it gets here on our map where temperatures climb into the 80s by the afternoon and some 90s inland. >> thank you, 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 in martin luther king, jr. way. the front end of a car is smashed in and a fence outside a home is dented. it appears the force of that crash sheared off a pole onthe street. at this point it's unclear what caused the accident or if anyone was hurt. joo 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. abc's rachel scott has more. >> reporter: the standoff between the white house and congress intensifies. >> 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. >> we've been treated unfairly. >> 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 press knowing you guys would get outraged by it. >> 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 slanders anyone he sees as a threat that is why he is frantically pushing flat out 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 also comes to "this week" exclusively and you can watch those full interviews on "this week with george stephanopoulos" at 8:00 right here 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. earlier 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 are on high alert around this 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 violence. it tells the story of one of the iconic 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. th the 2012 shooting at a colorado theater during a showing of another batman film the dark knight rises. >> we remind people to remain vigilant. if you see anything that seems

out of place say so t scenings of keeople 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. >> new episodes of your favorite abc shows are coming back for the fall lineup and bringing in new shows including "kids say the darnedest things" and we got a sneak peek with one special guest here at abc 7. ♪

>> i don't know about kids saying the darnedest things but he's playing unbelievable music. that is friday. he showed abc 7 news anchor larry beil and ama daetz his obviously amazing talents. if you think your kids should be on the show go to kidssaycasting.com and see jaden and other impressive agents 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 then, of course, stick around for abc 7 news at 11:00. still ahead on "abc 7 mornings," an unexpected guest shows up to a nail salon. how a deer right there did some major damage at the salon on in jersey. a live look from santa cruz just a beautiful look at the lighthouse, as the sun comes up for this beautiful sunday that is expected to be warm.

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dogs ran off. employees from a nearby vet hospital saw what happened and they ran outside to help. they found him not moving, not breathing, and his clothes completely charred. >> i started running through the hospital because someone was like we need help with cpr. his shoes and his socks got blown off his feet. >> unbelievable. they were able to perform cpr until they could feel a pulse and they were air lifted to a hospital where he's recovering. >> you have to see this video it was taken at a hair salon in 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, though, quickly got back on his feet and ran around the salon for about 20 seconds before going back out through the front door right here hean g

injury and had to go to the hospital and when police showed up the deer was long gone. quick escape artist. never had that happen at the hair salon. >> didn't want his nails done. >> no manicure for the buck. >> we're getting warmer and drier for your sunday. beautiful shot from mount tam where looks nice and calm but go up about 1,000 feet and those winds are howling. 59 in san francisco, 61 in brentwood. temperatures will be in the 80s downtown today. lots of 70s at our beaches, 90s inland. does it get warmer. a little bit. i'll explain next. all right. thanks. looking forward to that. also, next, a mystery out in the north bay. we investigate who could possibly be dumping hundreds of tires along the russian river. there is a clue tat could lead to the culprit.

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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 at 5:15.

if you're not going to the game watch espn monday night football right here on abc 7. coverage begins at 5:00 p.m. tomorrow the warriors will hold an open practice at chase center in front of a sold out crowd. last night golden state played the very first basketball game at their new home against the lakers. abc 7 sports anchor chris alvarez has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. sports friends, 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. lakers start out an 11-0 run. 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. rebound and throws it down. he had 17 in the first quarter. it is preseason but look at the defense from steph, tips it to

himself and he will lay it up and in. he hadbuthlakers 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 just got a lot of potential to create an amazing environment and home court advantage. college football cal at oregon, justin wilcox looking for his first win as a head coach against his alma mater. davis, first interception quarterback herbert in nearly a year. the ducks were going to score but cal in business and they capitalize. devin monster your backup quarterback, playing in place of chris gashers. 7-0. ducks on another lg dr

cal, the turnover. they recover it. they had three turnovers and recovered, first half only 7-0 at the break. third, duckst rde 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 saturday night. stanford down 7-6, davis mills, 42-yard connection, cardinal up 13-10 at the break. third quarter we go, mills, to colbie parkinson. watch the concentration juggling catch, keep the sticks moving. cam scarlet. four-yard plunge. he had 151 yards on the ground. stanford wins 23-13. they're now 3-3 this year.

so a big day of football here ot thbears anhe niners will pla against the browns. until then, enjoy the rest of your sunday. >> exciting few days of sports. also exciting the weather. meteorologist lisa argen here is to tell you -- is here to tell you what to expect. >> we're going to go from the 70s in san francisco to the low to mid 80s out there and that monday night football, because the sun sets so early, it will be fine after sunset. but by 5:00, well into the 80s. so a couple of hot days ahead with the spare the air alert and red flag warning through 10:00 fr the hills of the northay and we're looking at a quick warmup today. quicker than yesterday. because we're retaining a little bit of the heat. more importantly those winds are gusting offshore and that is driving the air to a very dry level and then because it's so

dry, heats up so quickly. elevated fire danger for the north bay hills this morning and for everywhere, looking at a hot day today, cooler weather arrives by tuesday and wednesday, but the winds another round of offshore winds heading our way midweek. 53 in oakland, 59 in san francisco, upper 40s in the north bay and 50 in gilroy and with a relative humidity at 22%, in the upper elevations that's driving down the drier air even though at the surface the winds are light, relative humidity is much higher it will be just a short time where all that reverses. here's a look at live doppler 7, little system off shore bringing in high clouds later on today but overall the dominant weather pattern is a huge dome of high pressure built into the west coast and you can see the wind gusts from about 10 to 30 miles an hour knoxville creek, mt. diablo a wind gust of 52 miles an hour and above half moon bay to oakland hills around e humid the north of mount tam to about

31% in the oakland hills. and even though the temperatures are cool, we've got that offshore direction and a dry component. we won't see that sea breeze today. in fact, it's going to take another day and through theht, be a breeze throughout. we will warm quickly and a spare the air alert. the east bay and south bay looking at the haze and worst air quality and temperatures on the peninsula to the south bay 9 to 10 degrees above where you should be. upper 70s, mid to upper 80s as well as san rafael. 11 degrees above average, san francisco and oakland. should be in the 70s. nice time of year. it gets hot. and certainly we have that going for us today and tomorrow. 87 in san jose. long for 86 los gatos. high clouds, mid 80s from redwood city to belmont and mountain view and millbrae 85. warm day for you. downtown, 83, upper 70s to low 80s at our beaches. there's no sea breeze. how about 72 in bodega bay.

that's warm. 85 in oakland. as well as union city. heading inland temperatures approaching near 90s degrees. we're going to add on a few degrees tomorrow to our inland valleys. the accuweather seven-day forecast accuweather seven-day forecast, a hot couple days with 70s, 80s, 90s around the bay. tuesday we get our cooling just a little bit of patchy fog, but our sea breeze comes back monday night into tuesday but then the winds switch around again to that offshore component on wednesday and even stronger wind flow but at least the numbers will be cooler and you download our accuweather app to keep up to date on the high temperatures. >> i am looking forward to the warm weather. 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. ab7 wsorter wayne freedman has the story. >> reporter: old tires, worn and spent, stacked like dark tombstones but this isn't 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. in the last month, 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 a warranty 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. orr: s a couple tires. >> thoughtless, careless, disrespectful. >> reporter: paradise not yet lost but certainly tossed. from mendocino county, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> thank you for that. next on "abc 7 mornings," astronauts on the catwalk. what two americans are doing up in space and why they could be setting history pretty soon.

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with love, california. 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 video from their helmet cameras showing the first of five that will happen this month. five more are set for later this year. one of them very exciting could include the first ever spacewalk conducted entirely by women. lisa, you know that's going to be a good one. >> shout out. you go girls. >> all right. we have a hot day, hot in the studio. i'm hot already even though temperatures are in the 40s, 50s out there. today we've got a red flag warning, upper elevations for the next several hours a spare the air alert with upper 70s

mission bay, 83 downtown, 85 oakland. 87 san jose. 91 santa rosa. 90s in our inland eastbound. warmer inland tomorrow. a bit of a sea breeze late day tomorrow but relief doesn't come until tuesday. and then another round of offshore winds even with the cool weather by midweek. so definitely be careful out there. >> enjoy the nice warm weather today and have a great day. we'll be back. thanks for joining us. i'm kate larson in for kusami aaron and lisa argen. "abc 7 mornings" continues at 9:00 come try my really big chicken sandwich combo with two patties for $4.99, or three for $5.99, or four for $6.99. that's an amazing deal, jack! hey, thanks, stanley. ow. ...wait, what's happening? stanley! you're deflating! hold me, jack! only at jack in the box. that's ensure max protein, with high protein and 1 gram sugar. it's a sit-up, banana! bend at the waist! i'm tryin'! keep it up. you'll get there. whoa-hoa-hoa!

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