tomorrow, we are going to push the heat deeper into the seven-day forecast than yesterday. here is the latest from the national weather service. they have taken the coast and san francisco out of the heat advisory. the marine layer is going to be just tall enough to reach those neighborhoods, but nowhere else. you can see the marin coastal range, san francisco bay temperatures around 103. notice the starts sunday. this one ends at 8:00 monday. for the real heat, the dangerous searing heat, this also starts sunday at 11:00 and go through at least tuesday at 8:00 p.m. for most of us except solano county which goes to wednesday. i am seeing signs that heat is going to hang around the north bay and inland east bay. we will have to keep an eye on and see if they are extended also. temperatures 10 degrees cooler than yesterday. 60's along the coast, 70's along the bay.

80's and 90's inland. it is still warm in some areas, but this is going to be your best evening for outdoor activity. head out, it is a flex alert. you don't want to use electricity at home, so head out. temperatures in the 60's, 70's and 80's, dropping to the 60's. we will look at the heat next week coming up. kristen: breaking news out of siskiyou county. the city of lee is under evacuation after a fast-moving wildfire broke out. all 2600 residents are being forced to leave. the fire has exploded to 900 acres pretty quickly with no containment at all. in this video come uc the large plume of smoke. the fire started in a lumber mill in weed. it is being called the mill fire. we will bring you updates. larry: a flex alert took effect for the third day in a row. here's what you need to do during a flex alert. try not to use too much power

from 4:00 until 9:00 p.m.. set your thermostat to 70 degrees or higher. do not charge your electric car or use major appliances. turn off any unnecessary lights. kristen: when the weather gets this hot, heat exhaustion can come on quickly. doctors say they are taking the heatwave seriously and you should too. contra costa county public -- tells us why. >> many days in triple digits, less cooling at night, and it is lasting a long time. it is over a holiday weekend. we are particularly concerned that more vulnerable people will suffer, particularly as this goes on day after day. kristen: santa clara county health officer dr. sarah cody has tips to keep us safe. >> remember to look after those who are most vulnerable. young children, elderly, people

with chronic conditions. it is important they stay in places that are as cool as possible. there are cooling centers that are open across the county. it is also important to stay hydrated. kristen: that means drink lots of water, more than you usually would, and start now. avoid outdoor activities during the hottest part of the day. we have a list of cooling centers across the bay area at abc7news.com. larry: walnut creek and concord to shut down spaces including lime ridge, shale ridge and >> lonnie ridge. the open spaces are to reopen tuesday when the heat warning will likely be lifted. kristen: in the wine country, concern about the extreme heat. larry: this has moved up the time line on harvest, leaving growers working hard to protect grapes on the vine.

cornell barnard is a napa valley. >> brooks painter is in the business of growing grapes, not raisins. >> when we picked, we will avoid these. >> why? >> they are shriveled. >> this weekend, scorching temperatures may change. >> -- that is exposed like that get cooked. >> this winery has seen hot weather come and go, but rarely do they see a stretch of triple digits that is now in the forecast. >> we are getting calls from great growers who want to put their grapes on the schedule for next week. everyone is concerned. >> the winery lab is testing grapes daily for sugar content, acid and tartness. there is a rush to harvest chardonnay grapes before the epic heat sets in. >> we are going full bore. >> yesterday we only got to about, like, 101.

>> oakville ranch winemaker jennifer route takes us to the place she is most concerned about. red grapes, which bear the brunt of the hot afternoon sun. >> the flavor components we are looking for can get degraded by high temperatures. >> vines are being wrapped in shade cloth. >> even though it looks thin and measly, it does tremendous work to protect the vines. >> these grapes are keeping their cool with a water sports. >> temperatures hit 95 degrees and these have just kicked, keeping the grapes cool during this heatwave. >> a super mist is going to get the evaporative cooling effect. >> great growers doing all they can to protect their precious commodity. but the drought is not helping. >> after three years of drought, there's no moisture in the soil. it is baked. >> that means turning up the irrigation drip and hoping for the best.

larry: many people are turning to swimming pools in some hotspots. -- is live at lark swim center in walnut creek. i thought you were going to die then. -- dive in. >> the average high here in walnut creek is in the 80's. it is already 97 degrees and it will stay hot through the weekend. the swim staff here has been beefed up in anticipation of a busy weekend. it is hot in walnut creek. one way took will off, swimming at clark swim center. >> it is nice in the pool. hi 70's. the pool water is nice. >> labor day weekend is traditionally the last big weekend of recreational swim. but the excessive heat, they have scheduled extra staff despite the ongoing lifeguard shortage impacting public pools across the country.

>> we have condensed the areas available for public swimming, which has allowed us to increase our staffing to get our staff more breaks and monitor some spaces that will be opening up as cooling areas. we have a classroom that is fairly air-conditioned. we anticipate people need to get out of the hot and sit there. >> claire shields wanted to cool off and beat the crowds while she gets in lapse. >> it is going to be super busy. this pool gets populated from berkeley, oakland, san francisco , this is a great pool. >> if public pools are crowded, there are private pools for rent. >> this weekend, we were inundated with requests. >> amy sable has her pool on offer for $65 an hour. it is like airbnb for swimming pools. kitchen, guesthouse, shower, music, she says there has been huge demand all summer, especially for this weekend.

>> we get tons of requests paris. usually neighbors, families. if we really wanted to, i could probably create an entire economy off of my. -- off of my pool. >> the pool here will be open all weekend. they advised that if you are going to be outdoors, even in the water, stay hydrated to stay healthy. kristen: good tips. people are heading to the coast to get relief from the heat. lena howland went to pacifica where the crowds are already arriving. lena: the natural air conditioner in full effect. >> it is a nice, cold shower. >> that is exactly why climate refugees from the warmer inland regions of the bay area are making their way to pacifica. >> i imagine the water is going to feel really good. lena: surfing the labor day weekend. >> we are coming from los angeles. lena: -- and his son drove up

from southern california to cool off. >> it is cooler, nicer. the water is fairly warm by comparison. it is a lot of fun. lena: with the average temperature hovering around -- hovering above 70 degrees, chances are the only parking spots available by the beach are the ones for your board. judging by the amount of surfers, that might be wishful thinking. >> these slots are deftly going to fill up. good luck. that is what i would say to people. get here early. >> traffic is gridlocked. lena: john and his dog live within walking distance of the beach. he says when heat waves come around, locals like him have two options. >> either stay home or get out of town. people are going to swarm the speech, swarm them all. lena: the hottest day pacifica is expected to experience this weekend will be labor day with a high of 73 degrees.

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-- explains when santa clara -- >> enter the omicron booster. the cdc's director officially recommended the vast majority of americans receive the updated bivalent vaccine. >> the virus continues to change and adapt, and so must we. we have all changed and adapted our behavior and we welcome this updated vaccine. that is updated to adapt to what is circulating now. >> moderna and pfizer both adjusted the formula to specifically target the omicron variant and its subvariants to prevent infection from a serious disease or death. anyone 18 or older with the primary series can receive the modernity shot. anyone 12 and up can get the pfizer. the original boosters will no longer be given out to these age groups. only a pfizer booster remains available for children five to 12. santa clara county will receive

the shipment next week appointments at their mass vaccination sites. >> the county's own vaccination sites expected to be ready today to give large quantities of these aided boosters as soon as they have received their inventory. >> appointments can be made online. santa clara county health director dr. sarah cody recommends everybody make one. according to wastewater data, the county is still seeing a lot of covid. 10-15 residents are dying weekly. she applauds the work for community has done so far and says this is the next steps to saving lives. >> people are tired of adapting behavior. they cannot adapt behavior for two and a half years. that is why it is important to have an updated vaccine, an updated booster that you can get boosted and you can feel more confident that you have protected yourself. >> cdc recommendations as to when you should receive your

booster for optimal protection will be announced soon. kristen: a judge throughout an indictment -- a boat captain with manslaughter in a fire three years ago. the judge says the indictment failed to specify the captain acted with gross negligence, which is required to prove a crime. prosecutors may appeal and can also seek a new indictment alleging gross negligence. -- has recalled its robo taxis months after a crash in san francisco. one of the cars in the autonomous right hailing pilot program was involved in a crash on gary boulevard in june. cruise said police found the other vehicle was mostly at fault because it was in a right turn only lane, but drove straight, colliding with the car. cruise released a new software update they say improves the robo taxi possibility to protect with other vehicles will do. larry: air conditioning and

shade this weekend because it is going to be hot. let's bring in mike nicco with a look at triple digit forecasts. mike: i was going to forecast a lot of traffic jams also come alike on 92. trying to get to the beaches. at stinson beach and bodega bay, a lot of people will be fleeing to those areas because of those are the few areas that will be really comfortable this weekend. let's look at what is going on. 66 in san francisco. 68 oakland. san jose 81 peers santa cruz 74. that is as nice as it isatvexpd. on aanul of us hado with it today. it will expand and strengthen tomorrow, pushing us into the high risk for heat illness and elevated fire danger. no fire weather watch. no red flag warning. but still, this hot and this drive, fires can start easy.

please be vigilant, especially if you are thinking about grilling or heading out to the park. you can see the dry air taking away the cloud cover. about 730 -- there is a little wrinkle. do you see that area of low pressure. that is what briefly pushed the high away. once it keeps moving north, it is going to allow high-pressure to move in. a gorgeous evening. phillies taking on the giants at 7:15 tonight. you will need the usual gear there. wind, not as aggressive as yesterday. but there is still a possibility they could be aggressive througt delta. small craft, going to be influenced by that water it top. tonight, tempers nice. mid-60's with fewer clouds than this morning. that will allow -- the south bay is one of those areas you could

have poor air quality. los gatos in the 90's. the mid to upper 60's along the coast. upper 70's downtown in south san francisco. low 70's north bay coast. 89 petaluma. 90's and 100 for the north bay valleys. low to mid 80's for the ease bayshore and our other area of possible poor air quality is our inland east bay neighborhoods. 97 to nearly 101 degrees. let's talk about monday, one of our hottest days. look at the 80's and 90's around the bay. only the coast in san francisco safe from the extreme heat. 110 is possible. 113 in fairfield. tuesday we may lose a degree or two but it is still exceptionally hot. wednesday, still holding onto 100s in the north bay and also inland east bay. we are giving up tomorrow for hotter temperatures wednesday and thursday. that is why tomorrow is no longer in those heat advisories

or heat warnings, even though it still will be warm inland with 90's and 100s. the dangerous heat will really hit us sunday, monday and tuesday, lingering through wednesday. thursday and friday, the heat eases, but still well warmer than average. larry: that will be a relief. thank you. a lot of people are going to be cooling off with ice cream this weekend. abc7news was in constant -- concord where a mr. softy truck was serving up. even the ice cream baristas are having fun. >> being able to interact with customers and seeing how they are doing, it is more than just a business transaction. it is great to see everyone smiling and excited. larry: especially with this heat. you can find a truck near you on thereafter. kristen: the holiday commute is heating up. traffic right now and the worst time to head home after the labor day weekend.

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kristen: labor day is here. america's employers added 315,000 jobs in august, exceeding expectations, but below to life us report when unemployment surged by 526,000 jobs. the unemployment rate rose slightly, up from 3.5% in july. that was the lowest in half century. marty wash -- marty walsh told abc 7 that america's workforce is stronger than ever. >> the president has passed major legislation that will

expand manufacturing in the united states. it expands opportunities for infrastructure which will help us to more growth in cities and towns across america the inflation reduction act is another bill that is very important. i see our economy strong moving forward. kristen: walsh touted a new gallup poll which shows approval for labor unions at 71%, the highest since 1965. larry: if you are looking to get out of town, wait before you get into your car. i want to show you a little picture of interstate 80 from our camera in emeryville. as you can see, it is jammed up. this is notoriously the most crowded local freeway during a holiday weekend, along with 580. a survey by aaa says 82% of those planning to travel this weekend will do so by car. there's good news regarding gas prices, they are coming down. yes buddies says prices nationwide are down about 20% from earlier this summer. shaping up to be a busy labor

day weekend at oakland international airport. officials expect 225,000 passengers to pass through that airport with today and monday being the busiest. all of them will appear to be ahead of you in the security line. [laughter] this weekend cap sub busy summer with nearly 4 million passengers taking flight since may, 92% of pre-pandemic traffic levels. kristen: as the temperatures rise this weekend, you may be able to beat the heat. but, there are some jobs where the heat comes year-round. how they are going to cope. >> we can see just an extra degree of temperature during a heat wave increases mortality by 2% to 3%. >> heatwave

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kristen: even the place in the bay area that thought they were going to be cool, they are going to be hot. larry: i wish we could build a cooler bay area this weekend.

[laughter] mike: i will bet management is working on that right now. some good news come our heatwave is not going to be as robust tomorrow. the most dangerous heat is going to be pushed off until at least sunday. that means it is also going to linger until wednesday. we have got the bayshore in the marin range, coastal range under the heat advisory. 95 to 103. the marathon of heat could be longer inland. up to tuesday, possibly wednesday. i would not be surprised if everyone is not extended until wednesday. almost the entire state is under some kind of heat watch or warning. temperatures near 90 in tahoe. l.a., fresno, sacramento, well into the 100s. santa cruz, 86. the coast will be 64 tomorrow.

sunday is getting warmer. it will be the warmest monday. 67 at ocean beach. mid-elsewhere along the coast. my seven day forecast of this marathon heatwave through at least wednesday. kristen: firefighters across the bay area preparing for the heat. it's not just about potential fire. larry: ryan curry went to the fremont fire department to see their plans. >> it is shaping up to be a busy weekend for firefighters in the bay area. fremont fire says it will be all hands on deck. >> right now, we have two cruise training at our facility. they are practicing pumping techniques, firefighting techniques for this weekend. >> battalion chief gary ashley says his crews need special gear to be ready. >> these are the pants we wear. this is a helmet. this is a structured code. the big difference for wildland firefighting, you wear lighter

material. you wear a lighter helmet. it is always equipped with a heat shield. >> the equipment for fighting fires is one thing, but ashley says they need special equipment to keep them safe from the weather. >> it is mandatory week carry a 10 shelter, specifically used in case they are overrun by fire. they can pull out the 10 shelter. new to this is a hydration pack that carries two liters of water. personnel can keep on their back at all times. >> already friday morning, fremont fire station seven had numerous calls. they are expecting more. it is not just the potential for fire, they have to be prepared for heat related illness. >> every apparatus in the city is staffed with a paramedic. they are trained to treat those kind of symptoms. >> ashley has been working for fremont fire for over 20 years and says it is, to see hot days, but temperatures this high is something they are seeing more of. >> the last five fire seasons

have been the most intense of my career. a lot of that can be contributed to climate change. >> regardless of how hot, ashley says his team is ready for the weekend. in fremont, ryan curry. larry: pourer neighborhoods tend to suffer more during heatwave stand wealthier ones. dan ashley is here with details. >> it is interesting. as part of our efforts to build a better bay area, we are looking at inequity. keeping cool isn't just about air conditioning. it is about something as simple as trees and shade. there's a big disparity when it comes to trees in poorer neighborhoods. >> it may be the same sun, but the surface temperature it triggers during a heat wave could very dramatically neighborhood by neighborhood. the big reason for the difference is shade and the canopy of trees that lined some sidewalks, but not others. >> there is a clear pattern where you can see some

neighborhoods, the richer and whiter ones, have beautiful trees. other neighborhoods, there's barely any. >> national geographic environmental reporter alejandra baroda spent nearly two years studying the issue. while she focused on southern california, a quick survey by the abc7news data team turned up similar divides in the bay area where tree canopy density ranged from barely 5% in neighborhoods with average incomes of $40,000 or less, to nearly triple that where people averaged $120,000 and up. the problem is not limited to one or two neighborhoods. you can pretty much hit the road in any part of the area and find similar differences. often the dividing line is as clear as a freeway. in oakland, we started in a diverse, less white neighborhood, then watched as sparse tree cover steadily gave way to lush, green yards as we passed under interstate 580

towards whiter neighborhoods in the oakland hills. that is where he launched drone view seven. side-by-side, the disparity is obvious. in central san jose, you see the same patterns in reverse as you pass from older trees on the west into less affluent neighborhoods like this street on the right. or, you could cruise leaf university avenue in palo alto, also passed 101 into the sparser blocks of east palo alto. researchers like dr. laura feinstein say when it comes to trees, the roots of disparity stretch back decades. >> there are a lot of factors at play. part of it was banks strategically decided not to h t families. ey would only lend mortgages to peoplealthier areas zoned for single-family homes typically attracted more city

services like sidewalks and trees.fast forward to now, that disparity becomes more than a matter of aesthetic. experts say shade and water evaporation from trees can lower surrounding air temperatures by six degrees or more. it may seem obvious that shade from a tree canopy will keep ground temperatures cool, but as climate change continues to affect the bay area, the stakes will only get higher. in certain cases, that shade could be the difference between life and death. >> people often died during heat waves. not young, healthy people, but elderly people and disabled people. we can see just an extra degree of temperature during a heatwave increases mortality by 2% to 3%. >> nonprofits like and the estuary institute produced detailed roadmap -- roadmaps for greening projects. efforts likely to branch out in coming years as the bay area seeks to protect historically

underserved areas from the threat of climate change. coming up at 5:00, we look at san francisco's urban heat watch initiative. it is a heat mapping project designed to see how heat is distributed across the city. it is interesting the findings and what they are learning, something we just haven't heard before. kristen: fascinating. we've got to get more trees. going to the movies is a popular way to beat the heat. this weekend, it won't cost a fortune. national cinema day is tomorrow and major chains like amc and regal are taking part by offering three dollar tickets. i said three dollar tickets. you can find a list of participating locations on the national cinema day website. larry: goats and worms. one controversial, the other just a bit surprising. just a bit surprising. i'm bringing back my spicy chicken strips. while i'm at it, my most popular former employee, mark hamill. well, what's my motivation? to not get fired again...

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kristen: -- suing their local sheriff's office over a baby goat. cedar was sold at the fair for a livestock auction. the family who owned him has second thoughts because their daughter was attached. the lawsuit alleges shasta county sheriff's officials went to great lengths to track cedar down at a farm in sonoma county and proceeded to take him to slaughter. it is such a sad story. >> there's a lot. i read about it, the girl had lost three grandparents recently. i don't know if she didn't know that's how things would end up, or if there's any way out of the contract. it is sad. kristen: there must have been a better way to work that out. mike: you would hope someone would have more compassion and understand. i hadn't read the little girl was going through that. you know when you sign up that

eventually this coach that you raised will be sold to someone and likely end up being slaughtered. in this case, couldn't they have made an exception? could the family have purchased it back? >> they did offer that, to pay money. larry: swap out another goat? . yesterday we showed you a snake. today, it's something more terrifying, if possible. >> eew. larry: this room is as big as a snake. this is a ploy in new zealand who found an earthworm in his backyard nearly three feet long. the family took a picture come up with the worm back in the water where it was found, the next day the worm was gone. he is now renting his own condo. [laughter] >> he is going to come up through your toilet like a horror movie. [laughter]

i had a little caffeine. mike: what kind of fish do you catch with that thing? larry: fish take a look at that worm and go, it's ok. not my neighborhood. kristen: that is unappetizing, but i would rather confront that than the rattlesnake. i have seen a rattlesnake up close accidentally, and i think they are beautiful. yes, crazy scary. >> that thing was just nasty. kristen: lg has a new refrigerator that can change colors. it was announced that a consumer electronics show in berlin. its led panels can light up in a variety of colors with preset color schemes available. or you can create your own. there's also bluetooth speakers so your fridge's colors can change in sync with your music. like, what mood my in tonight? larry: what color is famished?

[laughter][laughter] >> my refrigerator might in a dark mood. >> it reflects its owner. mike: give her caffeine more often. kristen:kristen: why did i ask her to come on? larry: a long way. = i guess it is kind hope to see the refrigerator change colors. kristen: if you have a modern home, it could work. mike: i want the dishwasher, the oven from all of them to play along. larry: it's like a disco. this is not disco, but it is music. the metallica classic "enter sandman" is apparently one of the most misheard songs. a survey found over 1000 americans, one of the lyrics in questions reads "exit night,

enter light. apparently others here -- other misheard songs include the beatles and nirvana's smells like teen spirit. kristen: what is the part that is misheard on i want to hold your hand? larry: i will have to listen to it. >> i feel validated because i hear, extralight. my husband looks at me like, what? what are they saying? >> exit light. i guess. kristen: i will have to find out what it is we are mishearing in the beatles song. it will bother me all day. larry: you don't always comprehend exactly what the words are. and then you are singing the wrong words for years until some he says, that's not what that is. mike: i understand back in the 1960's and 1970's when musicians

did put the lyrics in the albums and there was no google. nowadays? >> for a long time, they did put the lyrics on everything. kristen: our producer just told me the answer. instead of "i can't hide," people think it is "i get high." >> people hear what they want to hear. larry: like, what is an album? [laughter] i am too young. i just download and stream. what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast... like beyond-gig-speed fast.

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larry: all systems go for tomorrow sank it attempted launch. mondays was scrapped due to technical issues. morgan norwood has a look ahead. >> the countdown is on for the launch of nasa's artemis 1 mission. weather conditions forecasted to be favorable. >> with a little guarded optimism, we are set to go. >> the launch has a two hour window beginning at 2:17 local time. >> we've got a whole lot of things that could cause us to knock it off. weather, range, technical. >> monday's attempt was scrapped due to two issues. one of the engines was not cooling down to the proper

temperature and there was a crack in the vent valve in the inner tank. engineers have repaired the crack and determined to the center in the engine was not working properly. >> the team has done a fantastic job getting us out of launch attempt number one, preparing the issues and getting us into a configuration to seed. >> nasa is using a space launch system rocket to send the space capsule on a 37 day mission to orbit the moon. it is all a part of nasa's artemis program which aims to establish human presence on the moon by the end of this decade. >> we are going back to the moon. >> the -- could be one of the astronauts on board. >> our long-term, big goal is going to mars. exploring spaces we have never been before. landing on the south pole of the moon is going to test the teams that will enable that future mission. >> this mission will fly a total 1.3 million miles.

if tomorrow's launch is called off for any reason, the next attempt will be monday. kristen: this morning on our streaming show, we spoke with nasa astronaut jessica near about the mission and what they hope to get out of the unmanned trip. >> one of the important elements we are testing is the heatshield. that is the bottom of the capsule that protects the capsule when it reenters the atmosphere and protects all the astronauts inside. a really important part from our standpoint. this mission is without crewmembers. the next one will have crewmembers. we need to get this first one correct. kristen: the moon mission will eventually set up a training ground for further missions to mars. tomorrow's launch could happen as early as 11:17 our time. larry: the international space station still going strong. astronauts headed outside the station for a spacewalk.

they tested a mechanism on the arm that will be used to grasp payloads. kristen: it is only september 2, but it is starting to look like halloween. larry: disneyland kicking off celebrations earlier than ever. we tell you what you can expect we tell you what you can expect what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26? not one dime to get people off the streets and into housing 27 generates hundreds of million to help solve homelessness. the choice is clear yes on prop 27.

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what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26 is a money grab that doesn't guarantee a cent for non-gaming tribes. 27 requires 15% of all state revenues go to non-gaming tribes. the choice is clear. yes, on 27. kristen: tonight, shark tank, 2020 and abc7news at 11:00. it is september 2, but all things halloween have arrived at disneyland. the celebration kicked off today, the earliest date ever. jessica dent over from our sister station in los angeles has a look at this year's event. >> the iconic mickey pumpkin welcoming to the heart. >> pumpkin mickey over there. >> halloween is back at disneyland. some are permanently committed to the celebration. >> look at that.

every year. >> did it hurt? >> no. >> others are just starting their own traditions. like making grandma celebrate her birthday here. >> this is what the kids decided. [laughter] >> all are willing to brave the near triple digit summer temperatures to be part of the fall festivities. >> it is too dang hot, but that's not going to stop us. >> creativity is key when trying to cool off. >> i am dying. can you help? she's got the right idea. >> a little -- does the trick for a few minutes. the best tip behind ac. >> i actually get to see the haunted mansion in its holiday glory. i'm excited. >> across the way at california adventure, -- remembers our loved ones who have passed away with dia de los muertos inspired by pixar's hook up. -- coco.

even though we may be melting, we still have to stretch our candy corn. for many disney fans, it is all about style. >> so much style happening here. >>t gs, you know yo've got t be out here in style. if you can't get to the ac, you can always had to splash mountain or pirates of the caribbean. anyone who wants to enjoy haunted mansion holiday has through early january to check out this spectacular setup. if you want to check out plaza de la familia, that goes through november 2. kristen: i love that haunted mansion. disney's halloween celebration runs through october 31. disney is the parent company of abc7. abc7news is streaming 24/7. get the streaming tv app and join us whenever you want, wherever you are. that is it for abc7news at 4:00.

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