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in the bay area. a family and a father describes his dangerous journey to america. it is a big day for the faithful. 49ers will kick off their home opener before a full crowd at levi's stadium. good morning everybody, you are watching abc 7 news at 6:00, live on abc seven and wherever you stream. let's get over to lisa argen for another look at the weather. lisa: good morning. certainly feeling like fall today and tomorrow, and then we are going to do a 180. outside right now, we have clouds and fog and live doppler 7 picking up a great start for most of you. temperatures in the 50's and 60's with a cold front on the way. it is a weak one that will provide some drizzle on the coast and a couple hundreds in terms of precipitation. 59n in vie lookoutsidet in the mid 50's up in santa rosa,

58 in napa with 68 in concorde. the deck of low clouds is taller. air quality is better except along the coast and central bay, and temperatures are going to come down with barely an 80 inland. 50's through much of the morning with clouds beginning to part, more sunshine throughout the day, 60's to upper 60's noon inland and then by the afternoon, it is a cool day, 10 degrees cooler in san francisco than average and even 10 to 15 degrees cooler in our inland valleys. liz: overnight, a two alarm fire left two families displaced in contra costa county.

will now have opportunities that never would be allowed for women and in afghanistan ruled by the taliban. i hope one. day, she will be. she will be assemble supporting the education of the girls all around the world fortune 2 the prospect of hope was palpable, but not one she plans on sitting back on despite the success of getting zia and his family here to the us kune says this is only the first step

on a long journey. she tells me that she and her team are still working tirelessly trying to get 76 more of her afghan employees out of the country. we will not give up until we get each and every one of those whose names were given to the taliban those most at risk. it's a pain zia knows. well too the rest of his extended family is still stuck in the country. behind, there is no flights available. all borders are closed just they're hoping waiting for the use department of state that they should help them. so while he and his family settle into their new life in northern, california, he offers a prayer for those less fortunate a hope that others won't have to suffer a similar fate. i hope what happened with afghanistan will not i hope it will not happen with any other nation in this planet. in san francisco tim johns abc 7 news if you're looking for information about afghanistan including held a help refugees

go to abc 7 action. okay getting a covid booster shot in the bay area. just got easier a third pfizer shot was available this weekend at many drug stores for those who received an earlier fiser vaccinate vaccination and who qualify locations include hundreds of cvs pharmacies across the state nationwide 75% of eligible americans have received at least one shot. the vaccination rates have declined by 37 percent over the past three weeks and if you have questions about covid-19 vaccines, you can ask our vaccine team. just go to abc 7 news.com slash vaccine and click on that big blue box. we also have information about how to make an appointment. multiple santa rosa residents are raising concerns over a covid test site after getting different results from multiple tests abc 7 news reporter loose peña spoke to a family who had to cancel their augustification as a result. after a three hour wait and

three types of covid tests later at the medieval test site in santa rosa. kendra knees got the results. she wasn't expecting each time came back with a different result the whole thing seemed off to me when her husband jacob medina received his test results. he noticed a pattern which also meant their vacation plans were over the couple screen shot at their test results from the medievalve website and shared them with us. it came back positive. and then i said, of negative and i'm like well, that's kind of weird confused your family quarantined for 10 days, but now they want answers and our questioning the accuracy of these tests. we retested a week later at a different site and came back negative. they were writing on napkins. i'm like that's not professional. first of all, it shouldn't be with a sharpie on a napkin and they're like putting a napkin with our all our all our information in it with a sticky note. touched to a vial they snap off and after they do the suave according to the center rosa

press democrats california's department of public health is investigating the two met evolve covid test sites in sonoma county and urging residents to get their tests at other sites. i think someone needs i think somebody needs to come in and oversee what is going on. >> according to the press democrat, this county has no wrist -- is not received any test results through their system from this company since may. in a statement, the company apologized to any disappointed customers and said in part antigen rapid testing can produce different results depending on the quantity of viral particles detected at that time. that is why we insist on all three tests being taken by any of our customers because just taking the antigen test could lead to a false negative for this reason. liz: that was luz pena reporting. they said they are committed to

fully cooperating and providing any additional data that is needed and they also emphasize the importance of t sts thersang quote, all three of the most reliable way to assess someone for covid. one city is rehearsing for the possibility of a wildfire disaster. miller valley held a citywide evacuation drill, putting to the test how to get every buddy out safely. cornell barnard spoke to neighbors who live with those fire fears every day. cornell: the fear of a wildfire, something that never goes away for neighbors ill him -- in mill valley.

fierce wildfires have burned across california this summer but finding the safest evacuation route isn't easy in this town of mountains and trees. >> the question is how do we clear the canyons? the answer is to clear the roadways down below. cornell: evacuation drills are a big deal because there are only two ways out of town. the city is working with google to identify travel bottlenecks and the safest routes out. this is one of those evacuation outs and -- evacuation routes and on a normal day, there is traffic jams. >> the goal is to figure out how we can clear up those streets quickly. cornell: been anything but a drill in the north bay. massive wildfires chasing thousands from their homes. >> we have seen the fires in 2019 and it is a question of when is that coming to mill valley. we all need to do our part and part of that is knowing what to do in times of evacuation.

cornell: officials say saturday's evacuation was quick and they hope neighbors will know what to do in a real fire emergency. >> wildfire season is here. liz: stadium will be at full capacity for the first time in 20 months. last month's to a pair of preseason games. the last time the niners play before a full stadium at home was the nfc championship game against the packers in january 2020. green bay will also be the opponent tonight. is at 5:20. talking lots open at -- kickoff is at 5:20. parking lots open at 4:00. lisa: the wind should be nice but we are looking at gray skies for everyone to start out. temperatures at about 60, only in the mid 60's for highs. the cooling trend continues and

we are going to show you a week cold front that will influence our weather as soon as tomorrow. that is next. liz: we are also following a developing story. three people are killed in an amtrak to realm it in montana. a passenger describes the chaotic scene -- amtrak derailment in montana. a passenger describes the chaotic scene. th

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deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. liz: developing news out of montana. at least three people are dead and 50 are injured after an amtrak train derailed. eight of the 10 cars derailed near a small town north of

helena. the train runs between seattle and chicago, and it was carrying 141 passengers and 16 crew members. one passenger called the scene chaotic. >> the car behind ours was slightly off and the one behind that was kind of in between two sets of railroad tracks in the one behind that one had completely tipped over and fallen over and that was the most shocking part, like immediate shock because we didn't know anything that significant had happened. liz: injured passengers were transported to a nearby senior center for treatment. authorities are trying to figure out what caused the train to run off the tracks. a funeral will be held in long island today for gabby patino one week after her body was found in milwaukee. the search for her boyfriend, brian laundrie continues in florida. >> authorities continue to

search for 23-year-old brian laundrie, up against treacherous terrain. >> we are out here searching for brian, covering this area is law -- as well as we can. >> laundrie is considered a person of interest in the murder of gabby petito. her parents reported her missing on september 11 after she failed to respond to calls and text for several days while traveling with laundrie. her body was found in wyoming. on long island where her family lives, the morrill is a trip -- is a tribute and residents lit candles in their driveways friday, buildings and homes illuminated in blue, gabby's favorite color. kelly had planned to visit noreen gibbons in portland, oregon during her cross-country trip with laundrie. >> she was a bri she was a bri a star. >> laundrie was last seen 11

days ants he is charged with unauthorized use of a debit card to allegedly withdraw money after gabby's death. on thursday, daily mail cameras captured his parents traveling to orlando to meet with their attorney. liz: we we we that story. meantime, the crew ship that was once stranded because of a covid outbreak set sail for the first time in 18 months. we are talking about the grand princess that spent time in the bay area in march 2020 with thousands of people stuck on board. it departed from los angeles yesterday afternoon, all passengers and crew members were required to show full proof of vaccination as well as provide a negative covid test before boarding. the ship traveled that reduced capacity and is headed to cabo san lucas in baja. i don't know if i could get on

tha cruise cruise lisa: you could take a trip to cabo. however you get there, it should be a good time, and we are looking at fall like weather heading our way. it has been kind of cool. clouds lingering as well as the haze. dive -- live doppler 7 showing you that feature in the gulf of alaska. that is what will continue to to send to the south and east and as it does, it will provide some mist and drizzle with the best chances for rain in sonoma county midday tomorrow. a weak front is allowing for cloud cover but it won't last. we will clear and look for a nice day today. there is a look at emeryville where it is 58 degrees in san francisco, 61 in oakland and upper 50's in mountain view. that breeze is pretty good, up

to 25 miles per hour and about 60 in concorde. air quality right now is good for everyone, expected to get moderate over in the east bay. as we look out at the golden gate bridge, it looks a little hazy. some morning gray and then sunny and cool. the air-quality advisory continues with the coastal bay looking at most of the haze. showers in the north bay, sliding south along the san mateo coast into tuesday. there is a look at the rainfall totals. perhaps the coast once again, getting most of the moisture wrung out here and then you can see as we get closer to the south bay, not a lot. ghter shade.ighteftno

we will continue that theme as we go through the day today, but air-quality expected to get better. low 60's to mid 60's for for for astros game and down in santa clara, 70 degrees and temperatures dropping to the low 60's by about 8:00. it looks like good weather here and in terms of the rest of the day, 74 in napa as well as san jose. the cool down you out of the mid-80's with low 80's by the delta, only in the upper 50's at half moon bay. we've got good to moderate air-quality with upper 50's to the low 80's. north bay tomorrow, spreading south, keeping it cool on tuesday as the clouds clear later in the day, and then we are warming up as soon as wednesday.

thursday, friday and saturday, we are back to the low 90's with mid 70's to near 80 around the bay. liz: i don't hate it. just ahead, a worldwide festival with a star-studded lineup. highlights from this year's global citizens concert. global citizens concert. my new, better-than-ever cluck sandwich with a bigger, crispier, juicier fillet, bigger pickles, more mystery sauce, and an extremely serious crunch. i'm kind of a big fan. try my bigger, crispier, new cluck sandwich combo for $6.99. download the jack app today.

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talks to us about images of border patrol agents on horseback moving the crowd. what naomi osaka is saying about her return to the court weeks after stepping away from tennis. -- is retiring from abc newc we will have a look back at his most memorable moments as we send him off in style. it's all ahead right here on gma. liz: tonight, it is the first tony awards ceremony in more than two years. the show has been expanded to four error -- to four hours with awards in the first two hours and then a broadway is back celebration for the second half. there will be special performances from the tony nominees for best musical. the pandemic forced broadway theaters to close in march of 2020. several have recently reopened in the last couple months. 60,000 fans gathered in new york's central park to dance to

artists like coldplay, jennifer lopez and lizzo as part of the 2021 global citizen festival. this took place around the world in the idea is to focus attention on the various urgent needs of developing countries. cindy kenyon got to go backstage with the stars. when cyndi lauper gave us great music for a great cause. >> i'm a new yorker. i was born here. it is great to play in central park and the world. >> john baptiste explained his purpose for being here this way. >> there is an inspiration i can give you as a musician, entertainer, activist and performer. that inspiration can spark your mind. >> did you feel that connection today? >> i did. >> the concert was free, but these folks had to earn their

way in. >> the thing that makes global citizen unique is you can't buy a ticket. you have to earn your way. the 60,000 who are here, took action, they called on members of congress, they signed petitions and they called on washington to step up. >> and celebrities stepped up, donating time and talent to help end extreme poverty. >> the message is about community, about the people. we can make the difference. >> what they want to do is raise $6 billion to end hunger, to plant one billion trees and get one billion vaccines to the people who need it most. >> lofty goals, but the stakes couldn't be higher. >> this is a moment in time, we need to stand up. if we don't, bye-bye. liz: and two in 7:00 for an hour-long show with

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announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: good morning. thank you for joining us on abc news, live on abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. let's get another look at the weather. lisa: hazy sunrise in nevada. a couple interesting shots where you can see moderate air quality there. just back home cool 50's and low 60's with the low deck of marina

clouds. this is prospect peak, certainly dealing with the hayes cash haze -- haze. 50's in santa rosa. as he winds out by fairfield. -- breezy winds up by fairfield. the moderate coast and central date keeps us under an air quality advisory. a few high clouds. temperatures by 2:00 in the low to mid 70's at the warmest. it mid-60's in oakland, with low 60's downtown. we have a cold front to talk about and a tiny bit of rain. liz: some evacuationvacuationvan been lifted for the fawn fire near reading. it has burned over 84 hundred acres and destroyed 100 structures. it is 25% contained.

a palo alto woman was arrested, charged with starting the fire. people reported seeing her acting strangely before the fire started. investigators say when she was taken into custody, the woman had a lighter in her pocket. covid vaccination rates are down. 70 million eligible americans remain unvaccinated. abc news reporter hernandez has the latest numbers. >> 70% have 70% have 70% have one shot of the covid-19 next scene, but vaccination rates have declined by 37% over the past three weeks. >> the reason we are seeing lots of people in hospitals and deaths is because there are so many people who are not yet vaccinated. >> the push is on to encourage the 70 million eligible americans who still have not

been vaccination -- vaccinated to roll up their sleeves. >> the unvaccinated continue to fuel this pandemic. has announced any workers fired for refusing to get vaccinated will not be able to collect unemployment benefits, unless they have a valid medical reason. meanwhile, a vaccine mandate for new york city public school employees that was set to take effect on monday, has been temporarily blocked by a judge. in the early weeks of this new school year, almost 2000 schools have been closed and more than 900,000 students in more than 40 states have been impacted. and across the country, pfizer boosters are being administered to people newly eligible for them. in tulsa, some getting their boosters at a pop-up clinic. gaye lynn beesley: it's for our co-workers, our peers, when one of us is out, we're out for ten days. matthew luria: it's great we have this opportunity and i would encourage others if they

have the opportunity to either do the booster or get the vaccine. tai: tai hernandez, abc news, new york. liz: a man attempted to storm the cockpit of a jetblue plane and then kicked and choked members of the crew. juan, puerto rico, where the man was arrested. >> incidents are mask related. the next highest factor is alcohol. flight attendants urging lawmakers to bring criminal charges and step up alcohol policy enforcement in airports. mountain view is celebrating the

progress made for universal basic income. in may the ubi program proposal was approved. put $1 million of federal stimulus money into the fund which hopes to launch early next year. yesterday's rally was part of a global event that calls for federal governments to create an income floor as a means for healthy or in mark financially just society. >> the majority support universal basic income, why is it that we still don't have it? we are going to get this done not just in one community but in the entire country. liz: tuesday the city will meet to look at similar programs to guide their own. amazon is single by to free delivery from whole foods. starting tuesday, a delivery fee will be charged. whole foods said it will cover costs like equipment and

technology without delivering. they will have extra fees and the change goes into effect october 25. coming up on this week, house speaker nancy pelosi will talk about the bipartisan infrastructure and democrat reconciliation packages. you can watch the full interview on this week with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 this morning right here on abc 7. someing acd, a san francisco and quie here is a live look outside, looking at the golden gate bridge. we will check in with lisa on what we can expect for the week ahead, coming up.

liz: a significant step in improving the environment and and neighborhood at most risk for pollution. environmental activists launched the air monitoring project for the bayview hunters point. it is named after marie harrison

, who was instrumental in getting the project started. air monitors are being installed at various locations including homes to provide instant updates. >> real-time data will help the community members quantify air quality around them so that they can make day-to-day decisions it also advocates for missions that improve public health. liz: people have a high risk of asthma which activists blame on pollution. santa clara county is making it easier for low income to afford electric vehicles. at yesterday's event, the county provided information on discounts and rebates that people could take advantage of when purchasing a clean air vehicle. there were also opportunities to test drive some of them. this event is part of the county 's plan to reduce the number of fossil fuel vehicles on the road. >> we know that the only way to

make sure that we have clean air and a planet that is going to be here for our children and grandchildren is if we change the way we do everything in our world and that includes commuting. liz: lasher governor newsom signed an executive order requiring all passenger vehicles to be electric by 2035. san francisco schools have resumed music programs but because of covid some classes , are being held outdoors and while most neighbors welcome this music, a few have complained about noise. our senior education reporter, melendez, has a look at the heart of the issue. leah: a few neighbors of the parkside district of san francisco have gone online on next door to rave about the outdoor music they hear coming from hoover middle school. this, after the school received some complaints. >> how long has school been out? we want our kids to practice music, and it actually sounded nice. they are a little rough, but you know. >> i walked by one day recently

and i saw them outside and i , thought it was delightful. leah: some schools had to shift music classes outside in order to follow proper health protocols. >> i realize it might be a little bit of an annoyance but i would hope that the public would understand that this is a celebratory moment, to hear these noises coming from schools again. leah: but recently, the department of health issued new guidelines for music students. they are able to practice indoors but only with the proper ppe. this is what it looks like. wind instruments now have bell covers. students must wear the proper instrument masks and stay six feet apart. >> those schools that are able to make it happen, we have encouraged them to move the kids indoors as they are able to. >> if not? >> if not, we have encouraged them to continue programs outdoors. leah: this advice was given for those who complained.

>> i think they should probably buy some earplugs like a few people had suggested. liz: i am here for the kids. good for them. lisa: i am on the kids' side myself. cloud cover in the city where it is in the 50's. we still have some haze and temperatures 10 degrees below average, but we will do a 180 by the middle of the week. we will talk about it, next. liz: also, the giants keep rolling. hopefully the new franchise record chris alvarez has that . next in sports.

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lisa: there is a gorgeous view. beautiful clouds. the sunrise beginning.

hope you are enjoying your weekend and having a good start to your sunday. let's talk sports. later today, for the first time in months levi's stadium will be , at full capacity with fans. tonight, the 49ers in the packers will meet in the home opener. kickoff is at 5:20 tonight. this afternoon, the giants will play their final road game of the road season against the rockies. it is fan appreciation day at the open coliseum when the a sick on the astros at 1:07. -- when the a's take on the astros at 1:07. last night, the giants extended their lead over the here is sports anchor chris alvarez with the highlights. chris: good morning. saturday night, the giants held a one-game lead in the nl west. the dodgers lost to arizona. so with a win, the giants will tala a big gold chain or is that an

orange chain? top one, brandon belt, homerun number 28, team homer number 235, tying the barry bonds. giants down 2-1. belt with his 29th and that sets the new franchise homer record. 4-2 giants and that point. -- at that point. san francisco lead going into the ninth but no lead is ever safe in colorado. evan longoria a nice play to , seal the deal. the giants win 7-2, and the lead is two with seven games to play. the longtime a's manager honored before the game. he is retiring after 54 years. one mistake and there it goes. kyle tucker, 1-0 houston. bottom of the seventh, josh harrison, just past carlos correa. he scores. we are tied at 1-1. bottom of the ninth, the a's

owner, john fisher and in -- john fisher in an oakland shirt during him on. drives one to the gap. rounding third and he tweaks something but still manages to make it home. the a's walk off with a win2-1. -- with a win, 2-1. stanford and ucla, tailgate tortillas. fans back for the first time since 2019. student section fired up, back in the game, 56 yards, stanford trails early. 46 yards, tied up at 21 and the crowd loves it. he threw for three touchdowns. ucla next' s play and through 42. -- and through for two.

the cardinals fall and they are 2-2 overall. cal in washington. cal will answer on fourth and goal. second quarter, dylan morris. six yards to jake mcmillan in the back of the end zone. 21-10 huskies. at recess, garber's. damien moore, 26 yards down the sidelines. under three minutes to go. 60 yards to tie the game. we went to overtime washington . washington scored first. cal needs an answer. damien moore, hit hard and he fumbles at the two yard line. huskies recover and that is your ballgame. cal loses 31-24. san jose state taking on western michigan. that is one way to get around. second quarter, 37 yards, he is going to step up. 20-3 broncos at the half.

the quarterback for san jose state was left in the third after this sack. landing hard on the left shoulder. he was wearing a sling after the game. san jose state loses 23-3. that is your look at sports. liz: let's get a check of the weather. a beautiful sunrise this morning. lisa: we have the clouds come and above the clouds a bit of haze. t conorthwest. initiating a strong delta breeze up to 35 miles per hour. breezy winds into the we are looking at rain in the sierra nevada, which is good news. there is a look at cloud cover locally, but we will get into more son. -- get into more sun. the sun will set at 6:59. 558 in -- 58 in san

francisco. 56 in santa rosa as well as fairfield with the strong breeze. 58 in napa. 59 in nevada with 60 in concorde. it wilturn out moderate. francisco and oakland and in the peninsula here that is due to the smoke being pushed on shore. emeryville, a cloudy start but then sunny and cool whistle some haze around the bay -- cool with still some haze around the bay. we are on the edge throughout the day today, enough that the district wants to keep us in that advisory. it is not too bad. you can see how well they are doing up in northern california. in terms of rainfall.

the coast probably the best recipient. we will get into the rain shadow effect in the sierra nevada they are expecting a quarter of an inch, certainly good news there. out ahead of the front, a brief period of breezy winds for the mountains. tuesday, remaining on the cooler side, 70's to low 80's. the warm up against midweek, as we look at temperatures through the mid-80's. by thursday, mid 90's. mild temperatures around the bay. 74 in the south bay for the game . 70 degrees. and i stay in santa clara. -- a nice day in santa clara. a cool day along the coast we should see 71. notice the high clouds. 72 in sonoma. upper 60's over towards berkeley, mid 60's throughout the afternoon for the game with

the astros. 70 in castro valley and union city. there is a fault field to the air with upper 70's and concord. the seven-day forecast, it's a cool one at the coast, mild inland. good to moderate air quality. agents for showers through the golden gate. -- a chance for showers through the golden gate. thursday, the last day of september, warming up through the end of the week with above average temperatures. liz: next, the folsom street fair is back. where you can expect to see some road closures. and -- the stranger things gang is back and taking on a haunted house. netflix reveals new footage from

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liz: happening today, street closures will be in effect for the folsom street fair in san francisco. the crowd is inspected to be smaller than past years with about 30,000 people. the event usually draws more than a quarter million people. it is billed as the world's largest leather festival. folsom street between eighth and 13th will be closed until 10:00 tonight. other streets in the area will be closed and this event runs from 11:00 to 6:00. there was a reason to toast a -- toast in redwood city as an italian food and wine festival returned after after a hiatus to due to the pandemic. this year the event was a celebration of survival for the organizer. he, like other restaurant owners had to adapt as the doors of the , three bay area restaurants were forced to close to indoor dining.

>> it was certainly challenging. we had to think outside the box and create something new to generate revenue but we were all , dying to get together and celebrate the way we usually do. liz: the event was smaller but the event was used as a sign of perseverance and promise that the worst of the pandemic is behind us. this morning, a sneak peek at the upcoming fourth season of the popular series, stranger things. ♪ this teaser trailer was introduced yesterday at the first ever netflix fan event. it shows a picturesque 1950's family until things took a turn for the worse. fast-forward to the 1980's and some familiar characters are exploring the now haunted house.

the new season will premiere sometime next year. it is making me feel like i have to go back and watch. i skipped season three so i better get caught up. lisa: the kids are like adults. liz: we are watching them grow up. lisa: here is a look at our smoke forecast, we are on the edge. an advisory at the edge for the coast. otherwise, sunny skies, clear and cool, only 66 downtown. upper 70's inland. a chance for a few sprinkles, mist and drizzle tomorrow into tuesday and a slight warm up with temperatures rebounding to warm conditions, in the 90's. liz: thank you for joining us. abc 7 news continues at 9:00 a.m.

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good morning, america. breaking overnight. amtrak derailment. >> my god, it's on its side. >> a train riding off the rails in montana. at least three killed, multiple people hurt. passengers pitching in to help rescue those trapped inside overturned cars. vaccine battle. a court puts the vaccine mandate on hold in the nation's largest school district. just ahead of it going into effect as schools and hospitals brace for staffing shortages. the governor of new york ready to call in the national guard. border reopened. the del rio crossing resumes business as thousands of haitian migrants now in the u.s. take process that could take years. remembering gabby petito.