annoucer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> the shift to southern california. it is sunday, october 10. you are watching abc 7 news at 5:00 a.m. on abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. let's get a quick look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. lisa: today we will have the wind to contend with. although we will be warmer than yesterday, gust he winds coming into -- gusty winds coming into play.

potential. 51 in pleasant hill. low 50's. 45 in nevada. we are looking at a system that is going to bring showers and snow to the mountains and also a red flag warning for 5:00 sunday through 5:00 p.m. on tuesday. also looking at the wind kicking up and will be a factor as much as this evening as they gust up to 30 to 35 miles power. by tomorrow, looking at the relative humidity plummeting. we will talk about the cooldown with the gusty winds in a few minutes. liz: try wind could lead pg&e shut off power to prevent wildfires. here are the five counties this

week. tomorrow morning is when this would go into effect in the alert covers a total of 32 counties in northern and central california. >> this would be a very small event, although we are talking about 32 counties, many of the counties have fewer than 100 customers that would be affected and in total it would be less than 1% of our customers. liz pg&e has the giants and dodgers headed to l.a. last night they blasted the giant 9-2 at oracle park. l.a. scored four runs in the sixth inning to bust the game open. the giants would need to win one game to ensure there was another game back at oracle park. >> dodgers swing the bats better

than us. as we have done all season long, we will turn the page and get ready for an off day and get ready for game three. >> that has been the story of the year. they have never gone away and we have never gone away and it is going to be a battle to the end. luz: alex wood will start for the game and they will counter with max scherzer. a potential winner take all in san francisco. giants fans started with high hopes and expectations. they left sad but still optimistic that the team that won the most games in baseball the season can come back. luz: they are tied and now the rivalry is more fired up than

ever. >> we took game one. that is all that matters. luz: a sea of orange covered oracle park, fans selling out the giants' home for two straight playoff games, all of them with stories. >> i am born and raised in san francisco and have been winning for this moment. luz: witnessing baseball history together. you have been friends for 30 years and you've never brought him to a playoff game. what happened? >> i will be honest. i have never brought him to a regular game. [laughter] luz: outside the ballpark, he was left waiting for his fishing pole for a homerun. >> with a pull goes into the water. luz: this fan glad she drove 11

hours to be here for her team. >> it is all about respect. luz: and cap score to the last minute hoping she could catch any mistakes. >> this is the best part. luz: people hated dodgers. luz: now hope and leaving room for another championship ring. >> it is good. >> beats l.a. meet l.a. luz: the giants will play the dodgers in l.a. and they are tied and they need to win two of the next three games. liz: san francisco city hall in the playoff spirits. you can see the dome is lit up orange and the sky matches. both are saying, go giants.

the fleet week air show and the amazing blue angels returned to the bay area this. e a o the pandemic. crowdswaterfrons are looking up. show needed no introduction. the blue angels roared. spectators looking up in amazement. >> they are awesome. it is great to see them back again. >> he had front row seat at the aquarium of the gate -- aquarium of the bay. stunt planes opened the show along with the navy parachute team. check out this united jet barnstorming the bay.

>> my heart will be in san francisco now. hard to miss, all of the people. thousands expected this weekend oo arrived. the ow downright pre-pandemic. >> a lot of people are vaccinated and it is nice to see everybody out and about. >> i'm happy to see everybody and happy to see our world is getting back to normal. >> today was cruise for the business -- the bay business. last year there was no cruise and no air show. >> it is exciting to be recovering from the pandemic and getting ourselves back in business and back in the water. >> the blue angels give us a majorette finale on the road back to normal.

more fleet week performances from the comfort of your home, head to our website could we have them there and you will find highlights and the parade of ships. if you want to see it in person it is so fun we have that posted and you can do that today. many events in san francisco are bringing an influx in people taking public transportation. we show you just how busy it was. >> amazing what a difference a year makes. at this point, they were relatively empty and that was not the case as many flooded transit lines. >> fleet week was crowded. we tried to beat the crowds back. >> the festivities ended before first pitch of the giants game.

crowds were crowdedwded headed home and some arrive for baseball. >> they are jumping onto golem and we are jumping on to get to the game. >> passenger say it was the preferred way to get around town. >> it is the easiest and most efficient way. hasslefree, no parking. >> she lives in the city and did not want to bother driving to the game. she said traffic would be to packed and parking and rideshare cost would be too much. >> we had to buy a car because of covid but we would never drive it down here. >> our station is located just in the heart of the district about oracle park just ordering a rideshare will cost you at least $25. even with the city being the busiest it has been in months, many are happy to see the

it. >> is great for the city and great for the environment and great for everybody. liz: let's get a check outside. lisa: we had a gorgeous day yesterday. visibility, for degrees in san francisco. today we are coming up a few degrees from two to four degrees. winds will kick up and we are getting cool, windy critical fire danger headed our way. liz: a scary scene at a new york airport. why passengers had to deplane while still on the runway. and pumpkin growers coming to the peninsula for the annual way off to compete for the heaviest board.

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francisco skyline this morning. a frightening scene at new york's laguardia airport. passengers had to deplane setliz: flight -- >> what if hd something. liz: the plane made an emergency landing as it arrived from indianapolis. law enforcement met it on the runway and took a passenger custody for questioning. thankfully, nobody was hurt. hundreds of southwest flights canceled from coast-to-coast yesterday, leaving many stranded passengers wondering what the actual reason is. air traffic control said disruptive weather is the main cause but a bloomberg report suggested the airlines' pilots may be boycotting the vaccine mandate. on friday, the southwest airlines pilots association asked the court to temporary block the company from enforcing

vaccine mandate. southwest set the deadline for all employees to be vaccinated by last monday. the white house said 7 million covid doses were administered this past week, the highest number since the beginning of july. nearly 66% of americans eligible to get a shot are fully vaccinated. according to the tsa, 2.1 million people traveled friday, marking one of the busiest at america's air force -- air -- airports since -- floats and marching bands to celebrate the dedication of the service workers of the pandemic. >> we have so many different kinds of heroes, police, fire. this is very inclusive today. this is just reconnecting with what is good in the community and all the good that happened in the community this year.

it is pretty joyful. liz: the event began in 1945 when the community welcomes home world war ii veterans. it is one of the longest running events in santa clara history. it is the first time it has been held since 2019. to keep chinatown safe in oakland, pepper spray was handed out at a distribution event good the safety committee hosted the event, giving people the opportunity to pick up the self-defense tool. they provided instructional classes and how to properly use it. it is in response to the increased violence in the area, especially against elderly people. >> you can walk into chinatown and you can see it. liz: pepper spray was donated by a safety brand with police.

abc 7 is helping you find an ally in your community. check out our list of resources at abc7news.com the pumpkin way off - - - - - -- will bring gourds to be weighed and be crowned. the prices by two dollars a pound to nine dollars a pound. $30,000 will be awarded in total if it breaks the world record of 2350 pounds. the pumpkin festival will not happen. organizers say the city council denied the event permit. it is too bad that won't happen but at least the giant pumpkin way off continues. a fun annual tradition. lisa: i think the lack of water

had something to do with the smaller return on the pumpkins. we are getting warmer and dri a red flag warning goes into effect later as the northwest winds increase and we have a wind advisory for the bay area because the wind will make their way down to the valley, especially inland. you can see a system to the north and that will allow for breezy wind and high fire danger. we are going to get a cooler parcel of air. 53 in hayward. 42 in santa rosa. 49 in san mateo where it looks nice. that is what is helping itsuy anlooking at the red flagg

and wind advisory. the warning comes in tonight and here is the wind advisory going into effect at 9:00 on monday through 8:00. north, northeasterly winds bring in cool air. you can see all of the bay area. 8:00, 20 to 40 mile-per-hour winds. by noon on monday, wind gusting at 40 miles per hour. tuesday doesn't look as bad, but this does go until i've :00 on tuesday. at 4:00, 15 -- until 5:00 untilu tuesday. 11:00 today, dry in santa rosa. overnight, we get the recovery where humidity is up to 80%.

now under a red flag warning and wind advisory, look what happens by monday at 7:00, down 13% in napa at the surface. up in height, it will be dr ier. 76 in napa. upper 60's, getting windy with 73 in palo alto. we are looking at and i stay until the winds kick up. tomorrow, all about the red flag warning with increasing fire danger tomorrow through tuesday. cooler each and every day, the coolest on wednesday. as we get warmer, climbing into the mid 80's. liz: let them play.

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liz: the pandemic put thousands of athletes' dreams on hold. abc 7 followed three athletes for a year to make a new series, "the lost season," which is coaches and parents and tom brady even fought to let them play. >> let them play. >> you need to let them play now. >> our kids are in an underdog world right now in california. about 3 million kids haven't played march 12. any message you would like to send to these kids battling through this time? >> it is probably one of the toughest things they have gone through. when you are 14, 15, 16, 17, it is a lot tougher page you don't have the life experience to deal

with it. i want to let all of them know that a lot of people support them. >> 10,000 letters and signatures delivered asking the governor and legislators to allow youth and high school sports to start immediately. they say data and science demonstrate it is so -- safe for them to play. >> outdoor sports are safe for kids. >> we are not going to stop good we are full speed ahead until you are wearing your pads and bouncing basketballs and you are playing. >> a major announcement that many families had been waiting for. >> we are not confident good guide lines that we can get sports moving again in the state of california. >> we started this quest with 3 million kids on the bench and today they are all off of the bench.

liz: episodes of the lost season on the streaming tv app for roku, amazon fire tv, apple tv, and android tv. happening today, the first ever san jose sharks skills showcase. players compete in a variety of skills and challenges to wrap up the preseason. they will be divided into two teams and which ever comes away with the most wins will be crowned the first skills showcase champion. tickets cost $15 a person parking is free. you must show proof of vaccination. st. paul minnesota has a way to celebrate olympic winter suni lee. they want people to look at her as a -- olympic winner suni

they want people to her. still to come, a new law involving vaccination sites. plus, rolling out the welcome mat for pets. how our four-legged friends are providing essential help to a peninsula hospital.

annoucer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: good morning. you are watching abc 7 news on abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. let's get a look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. lisa: five a lot this evening, red flag warning and a wind advisory, meaning the wind will overspread the entire bay area.

this morning it is chilly. 47 in sunnyvale. mid 40's in nevada. 50 in newark. this is definitely colder than we have been. the winds at 9:00, near 60 inland. clear, sunny and warming by noon time. orange coming into play indicating warm weather from upper 70's into 80 inland. we are looking at mid 70's in the south bay. windy and we are getting set for northerly wind cranking up and a red flag warning from 5:00 through 5:00 tuesday. gust could be over 50 miles per hour. this time it comes with chilly air. we will detail that and talk about how windy and cool it is going to get. liz: the number of teen you to drop across the country -- the

numbers of cases continue to drop across the country. we have the details. tai: the number of people are traveling on the rise. 2.1 million people screened by tsa friday. the last time was at the start of august, just 65% of americans are now fully vaccinated. >> some communities are really well vaccinated and then there are pockets of places that have very little protection. the virus isn't stupid. it is going to go there. tai: 7 million administered, the highest since july. vaccine mandates go into effect. in washington, seattle police officers have until october 18 to submit proof of vaccination or face the possibility of getting fired. more than 200 officers haven't

done it yet. the number of pediatric cases of the virus is declining but some children's hospitals reporting an uptick in cases of our rare pediatric inflammatory syndrome that causes an inflammation of the heart, lungs, and kidneys. >> we know the delta variant has impacted kids more than previous waves have done, and so it is not early that big of a surprise a couple weeks after the first cases of covid start rolling and then you start seeing those cases rolling in. tai: children eligible for the vaccine. pfizer has requested emergency use authorization for kids five to 11 years old. liz: blocking a vaccina or harassing people now is against the law in california. governor gavin newsom signed a bill making it a misdemeanor for

protesters to physically interfere with vaccination efforts or harass or intimidate people at clinics. this is in response to briefly shutting down a mass vaccination site back in in january. this applies to all vaccination sites, not just those for covid-19. covid restrictions have caused many to turn away volunteers. the welcome mat is out at a peninsula hospital where four-legged volunteers are back on the job. our reporter childress why this -- our reporter shows us why his tail is wagging. >> the 90 pound black lab is a pet therapy dog visits weekly at sequoia hospital. her human said it is great to be back. >> she enjoys it. the patient's, if they are open to see a dog, if they are in bed

all day or it is just the monotony of being in the hospital, this is just a surprise. >> no one is happier than she is. >> know he wants to have to do treatments and so it just makes it may be of no more committed -- a little more human and less hospital like. >> hospital has three dogs making rounds, all volunteers with special certification. it delights patients, nurses and staff who have experienced high stress during the pandemic. >> having a pet like a compa or friend to visit them and it brightens up their day and distracts them from their stress or bad news they got from the hospital. >> she clearly loves her work. dog treats give her reward and

motivation but the joy she shares is priceless. she saw 30 people at the hospital, both patients and staff. she is being very patient and very good herself. how would you like a little treat? there you go. liz: so cute. a mass oil spill in southern california, investigators will review a section of the pipeline to determine when and how the leak happened. might -- the pipe may have been struck a month before. oil spilled off the c huntington beach and they found a 13 inch split in a section of the pipeline several miles off shore owned by amplified energy. they are looking through a years worth of data to get a better picture of what went wrong. a volcano continues to iraq continues to

spanish island. more than 1000 buildings have been destroyed since the direction began on september 19. -- since the september 19. robert durst expected to be charged with the death of his ex-wife she vanished in 1982 and her body has never been found. last month he was convicted of killing his longtime friend, which was part of a cover-up. investigators opened the case in 2000. prosecutors say they shot her before she was supposed to talk to police. she told friend she provided durst with an alibi. murder cases with a focus of an hbo documentary. a bill that wanted to

decriminalize jaywalking didn't get approval. the highest number of pedestrian deaths with 63% involving pedestrians ignoring laws. the crime is arbitrarily enforced, they say. he will work with lawmakers to come up with a law that addresses the unequal enforcement of jaywalking laws while keeping pedestrians safe. nancy pelosi met with pope francis at the vatican. she presented him with gifts and appears to get emotional at times during her visit. she arrived in rome for a summit and president biden expected to meet with pope francis in the coming weeks as well. the meetings come with controversy. some conservative leader saint neither should receive communion because of their views supporting abortion. the vice president of global affairs at facebook will talk about the explosive facebook

whistleblower hearing. you can see that at 8:00 this morning, right here on abc 7. fans of the hit series one division -- wanda another version of the show. disney plus planning a series that follows the character reports it will be a dark comedy and is in developing -- development with the show runner. no word from disney or marvel yet. what do you do when water wells run dry? here about what one bay county plans on if that happens and why there aren't many options. here is a live look at the san francisco skyline. we will check in with lisa for

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liz: welcome back. here is a live look at the golden gate bridge. you are enjoying your busy weekend. as abc 7 continues to to toward building a better bay area, the different organizations partnering up to do the same. volunteers took part in the sixth annual survey date event in danville. they chose a number of community projects to better their community. organizers attracting 2000 participants for the event. volunteers meeting at the community presbyterian church today starting at 8:30 this morning. i knew interactive work of art debuts at the exploratory him in

san francisco. -- exploratorium. they say each medallion of the hopscotch includes words to engage visitors and will act as a framework for self discovery and empowerment. it is free and open to the public until january 9. it was a little less windy yesterday which i appreciated. lisa: the sun felt good. it is clear and calm. numbers in the 40's in the north bay. for these in the east bay this morning. pretty cool -- 40's in the east bay this morning. we will talk about the warm up today before the wind starts tonight. liz: the dodgers even up the series with the giants. we will have highlights and

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liz: here is a live look outside. i am sure a lot of people had a late night watching the giants game. some residents on well water are reaching a tipping point where they could have no water left. the county is asking the water district to supply those families with water from the already depleting reservoirs. there aren't any options. >> that is the sound of a hollow well. >> normally it is just a dense sound. >> after months of drought in northern california, she said this is the new reality. >> there are some days where if you are the last person to wake up, good luck flushing the toilet.

>> she is the sanctuary managy g at an animal sanctuary her family owns and operates. it is where her family lives and they rely on their property's four wells for water. another sign is this echo of an empty tank. that in turn has meant less water for irrigation. the vineyards on the property are dry and the al of trees, sadly dead. >> we have been taking one shower a week pretty much and doing military style showers every other day. >> many residents finding their wells drying up to a point where they could completely run out of water. they are now asking the water district to supply water from the local reservoirs to these families. >> this is for when you run out and have no other choice. >> if it passes, they will provide 55 gallons of water per

person per day to every applicable household or the reservoirs are also depleting. the county supervisor says it will have a minimal impact on supply and there is not really another option. >> customers are telling us they cannot find additional water. >> are you scared? >> yeah, it is not fun to think that you could be without water for, i don't know, a couple of weeks, a couple of months, who knows. liz: a scary situation we continue to see not much rain. we are now having a red flag running so fire danger is a threat. lisa: that begins at 5:00. the wind advisory, not just in the mountains, but that is in the valleys encompasano, sanate. it that will be dropping down on the backside of

california and that allows for cold air and very gusty winds. chili conditions from walnut creek. livermore in the upper 40's. the upper, clear air allowing for cold temperatures this morning. 42 in napa. anywhere from a degree to eight degrees colder. we start out with cool conditions, milder today but the winds kick up. a red flag warning 5:00 tonight through tuesday afternoon. and a wind advisory throughout the day tomorrow. we usually see it in the upper elevations up to 30 miles an hour. gusts could exceed 50 miles per hour. secure outdoor objects and a lot of the trees are drought stressed.

don't be surprised if some of them come down, even the possibility of power outages. this is 8:00 tonight, 20 to 40 miles per hour. breezy through the delta. tomorrow, the wind encompasses the inland valleys. 30 to 40 mile per hour gusts common over the east bay. by early tuesday, still with red flag warning expiring. temperatures coming down as much as a degrees for monday, 60's and 70's. it tuesday, notice all of the green that indicates a fairly uniform temperature profile. the coolest day should be wednesday, where numbers will be in the 50's all day long. we will get behind the system and temperatures will warm up into next weekend. today, one of the warmer days

with temperatures in the lower 70's. look for 80 in concord. upper 70's in livermore. a nice day for fleet week. the seven day forecast day foret at the coast. it 70's around the bay. 80's inland. winds kick up and stick around for monday and tuesday and the temperatures drop and looking for warmer weather for october into next weekend. liz: we will the on the lookout this week. in honor of tomorrow's national coming out day, 49ers official fan club for lgbtq plus fans are holding an event eve fans will be able to have the opportunity to enjoy great food and watch the game on multiple giant led screens.

giveaways and raffles will take place at the end of each quarter. there will be a drag queen halftime show. in sports quarterback makes his first nfl start this afternoon in arizona against the undefeated cardinals. kickoff is at 125 time at state farm stadium. tomorrow -- 125 time state farm stadium. here is chris alvarez with the highlights. chris: after a 4-0 giants win game one, game to featuring plenty of offense, and it was the bats. another full house at oracle park. fans are fired up. giants walked a man and the picture helps his own cause.

the dodgers score to of the starter. top of the six, against the giants but just misses a grand slam to left center, a two run double. dodgers, 4-1 leaders. how about a two run rei. 6-1 dodgers -- a two run rei. 6-1 dodgers -- are b 6-1 dodgers. look at this throw. that ends the inning and threat. top of eight, will smith takes it deep on the first pitch. l.a. scores three and the eighth to seal the deal. dodgers when it 9-2 and even the series at one-one. >> is tough to get a handle on

why we are not scoring more runs in these games and do something for us to think about. >> we are still feeling good about ourselves. it is a tough team,, and we have to go out and get them. >> >> it is interesting how the narrative changes from game to game gateway now it is a three-game series. we have home-field advantage and max on the mound i like where we are at. >> kevin battle all night lot of momentum. they are a tough team. they are never going to go away just like we are never going to go away. things swung in their way. chris: the tight end yesterday, probably not celebrating and he suffered a calf injury. plays like this did not help. somehow he came right back in and continued to play.

he is on injured reserve with the expectation of missing three games. feeling iffy kept pushing -- the feeling being if he kept pushing it would bother him all season. liz: san in-person parade since the start of the pandemic begins today. where you can check out one of the ol

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the jackpot increases to $25 million. iott week attracting crowds but the telling heritage parade returns today, the first parade back in person. mayor and senators will be . . it stabbed at 12:30 -- it starts at 12:30. this is the one 53rd telling heritage parade. -- 153rd italian heritage heritg parade. thousands of pg&e customers could be without power. it is all tied the giants are heading to l.a. hoping to win one game on the dodgers' turf.

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