hide my skin? not me. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes, including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. ask your doctor about dupixent. announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. stephanie: britain's new monarch king charles iii has taken his place on on the throne all while the country is mourning the loss of the late queen elizabeth who passed away earlier this week. good morning, it's saturday, september 10. here's our meteorologist frances. good morning. frances: quite a big change for

our forecast today and all due to an in-flow of the marine layer we're welcoming back into the bay area across the golden gate bridge. the fog is back and will cool things down especially inland communities. it will be humid with winds out of the southwest. inland areas will be warming up to the upper 80's only today so that's down about 20 degrees compared to yesterday, around the bay it will be comfortable, upper 70's and at the coast. upper 60's. we have another cooldown on the way and i'll tell you about that with the accuweather seven day forecast. stephanie? stephanie: thank you. king charles iii was just announced as the new monarch of britain. the 73-year-old became king immediately following the death of his mother, queen elizabeth but it was confirmed formally this morning. evenest is in london with the latest. ines: this morning britons' new

king making a declaration about the queen's death. king charles: i now hoe deeply you, the entire nation, and though i may say the whole world sympathize with me in the irreparable loss we all suffered. ines: moments after the accession council signed the official proclamation. >> the crown of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland is solely and rightfully come to the prince charles phillip arthur george. ines: britain bids goodbye to the longest serving monarch and as the tributes continue to grow, a grieving nation is ushering in a new era. in his first address to the nation as king, charles iii paying tribute to his mother queen elizabeth ii thanking her for her 70 years of service and devotion to her family. king charles: to my darling mama, as you begin your last great journey to join my dear

late papa, i want to simply say this thank you. ines: charles was with his mother in scotland, the longest serving heir arriving friday with cheers to the buckingham palace. the new monarch meeting the new prime minister. the two seen in this rare video for the first time since the queen's death. king charles: the moment i've been dreading as i know a lot of people have. ines: the king naming prince charles and duchess kate the prince and princess of wales and a title that hasn't been used since princess diana. and these new warm words from the head of state. >> i want to express my love for harry and megan as they continue to build their lives overseas. ines: from buckingham palace to balmoral, him others mourning

the queen and looking ahead to the future. i king being proclaimed from the balcony of st. james palace and as for the funeral it will take place in nine days at westminister abby, the first time it's happened since 1760. abc news, london. stephanie: the bay area is remembering the queen. san franciscoians were invited to sign a condolan book on display at the city hall yesterday and will be sent to the british consulate in san francisco later today. you can find a collection of historic footage of queen elizabeth's chris . the bay area on the app and available to download for roku and other devices. there have been several horrific cases of domestic violence against women in the bay area that are making headlines this morning. calling attention to an obvious hidden tragedy. on friday a domestic violence suspect in san jose barricaded himself inside a home for hours. the east bay times reports in

another case on wednesday a woman's boyfriend was arrested after she was found stabbed to death in oakland. we've been covering the deaths of two other women this week, both murdered allegedly at the hands of romantic partners. >> every time i saw her, i would beg her, don't talk to him. if there's somebody out there abusing your daughter, don't let it go. >> don't take no for an answer. stephanie: the most shocking case is in san carlos where a woman was literally but heeded in the street. o i-team reporter talks about katrina castro who died thursday. she leaves behind two daughters. castro's family said she had a restraining order against the father of her children but continued to interact with him. a sheriff's deputy charged with two counts of murder in the

death of a married couple in dublin. 24-year-old devin williams was dating 42-year-old maria tran. sources tell abc news tran was separated from her husband and the two were shot and killed in their home on wednesday. according to court documents, a different family member who was in the home identified williams as the shooter. the couple had a 14-year-old son. research shows domestic violence against women increased to record levels around the world following covid-19 lockdowns. as abc 7 news reporter explains, the united nations calls it the shadow pandemic. >> the covid-19 lockdowns were an attempt to stop the spread of the deadly virus but the isolation may have created a environment to increase domestic violence. >> what domestic violence comes down to is power and control. >> alisa is the co-director of heart, a national muslim

advocate group on advancing reproductive justice and halting violence. 1-4 women in the u.s. and one in 10 men experience some form of domestic violence. a report from the council on criminal justice found that domestic violence incidents in the u.s. increased by more than 8% during the pandemic lockdown. >> it becomes easier when you're able to isolate the person that you are harming. >> research also shows that the extra stress caused by income loss among other issues during the pandemic led to increased domestic violence. the lockdown meant victims had nowhere to escape or was the very reason some people remained in relationships. >> just increased costs and decreased income and that is actually like a prime reason why survivors of intimate partner violence can't leave. >> in 2021, the organization launched a survivor care fund to help women burdened by financial hardships.

money for housing, legal aid or for basics like childcare and groceries. yet as post pandemic life returns to normal, she warns that doesn't mean the problem will go away. >> what a lot of advocates are concerned about is that the covid recovery efforts don't start with the most impacted people and so the solution making is actually not really transformational. >> kazmi says there needs to be more resources and support for those trying to leave situations including health care and housing. >> you talk about going back to the normal but the normal didn't work for a lot of people. let's not forget that. especially here in the bay area, there's always people who are unfortunately at the margins. >> abc 7 news. stephanie: an important message. we want you to know if you need an ally to deal with issues like domestic violence, you can find one by going to abc7news.com/takeaction. in the north bay, the one and

only wildfire evacuation rate for thousand is about to get a major safety upgrade. fire officials say highway 1 in southern marin county so overgrown it's not safe. our abc reporter has the story. >> jim casper shows us the source of his constant worry for more than 20 years. a wildfire starting near his home off the shoreline highway or highway one. >> on the left-hand side, a lot of deagree on the roadway which could easily catch fire which would be part of the cleanup. >> in the event of a wildfire emergency, this road is the only evacuation route to safety for thousands of neighbors but fire officials say it isn't safe. >> the problem of the section of shoreline highway is it's very overgrown with eucalyptus and dead and down fuels in that area. >> the chief says it's clear to anyone who drives this stretch with hairpin curves and trees

envelop the roadway like a canopy. >> the threat is there if we have a type of ignition. >> they just got a grant for trees and brush from popular street to the panoramic highway. >> we need to make the corridor safe that under conditions people will be safe inside their cars about. >> evacuation can be chaotic like this one in the glass fire. last year they prepared for the worst, staging this citywide evacuation drill. during the summer, shoreline highway can be a parking lot. we found that out on labor day when it took us more than 2 1/2 hours to travel 10 miles to stinson beach. >> we almost avoid it particularly on the weekends. >> because? >> because you can't get in and out. >> jim believes a safer evacuation route is long overdue. >> anything that can help with the evacuation route and keeping

us fire bound is very important. >> the project could start this fall and take a year. the challenge will be cutting the tree limbs without making traffic even worse. in mill valley, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> are you tired of this heat? stephanie: before he had head to break let's check with frances. a cooldown? frances: it is cooling down and we have the fog and low clouds to thank for that. you see some of it here looking downtown san francisco. temperatures tumble for inland areas. i'll have your complete accuweather complete seven-day forecast shortly. stephanie: thank you, frances. also ahead, a scramble at san jose airport as crews begin clearing out a homeless encampment. people who live there need more time to move out. thal gay -- the algae bloom has subsided and the algae bloom has subsided and we explain how to prevent thanks to chase, angie's not sweating this text since there's zero overdraft fees if she overdraws by $50 or less.

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kumasi: a sweep of a homeless camp resumed yesterday after being postponed because. heat wave. the f.a.a. ordered the shutdown and city officials planned for the sweep long before the heat wave was in the forecast. the heat delayed the sweep for a couple days but one homeless advocate said those living at the encampment need a longer break. >> people are just suffering and then starting up the very next day, nobody has recovered from this heat wave. stephanie: the city of san jose is work dogma place ability for the b.t. a a. lot for those displaced. nowhere as bad as two years ago the skies on friday had a touch of orange from wildfires burning from the north and east of us. abc news reporter has a look at the air quality and what health experts are saying about it. >> take a close look at the smoky, hazy sky. >> that's crazy. >> i see a lot of work for

firemen. >> the wind looks like it brings everything to san francisco and that's not what we want. >> smoke from the wildfires burning in el dorado county and oregon is making its way to the bay area. right now there's no spare the air alert but experts are closely monitoring air quality from smoke impacts from wildfires. >> a lot of the smoke is aloft so it's not at the ground level so that's the main reason we're calling and ad advisory in this case and not the spare the air alert. so we're expecting the air quality to be in the moderate range. >> the smoke in the sky can make some people really sick. >> the fine particulate pm-2.5 in while fire smoke can cause exacerbations of disease in people with pre-existing heart and lung disease. >> doctors say the best way to protect yourself is to stay inside and use a hepa filter or air filter. >> we have a air purifier in each room of our house.

it's amazing they've been on a 2/7 for the past two years. >> at cole hardware north beach, air filters are in high demand. >> if the air quality goes down, we'll start selling them. >> experts say you need to use them properly. >> windows have to be closed so it doesn't pull in the bad air from the outside because that will overwhelm the filter. you have to properly size the device to the room. it's called a clean air delivery rate and you have to make sure it's appropriate for the size of the room you're trying to clean. >> as hot weather and wildfires become more common across california, bay area residents are learning to deal with the long lasting effects. in san francisco, abc 7 news. stephanie: speaking of smoky skies, frances is tracking the forecast and air quality concerns. what's the latest? frances: in fact, let's look at air quality right now.

around the bay area we have good to moderate air quality, moderate in yellow. the real trouble is up towards placer county where we have the mosquito fire and the grass valley area, we have hazardous air caught conditions there right now. as we look at the smoke forecast animation, this shows you the smoke aloft. it's going to be very thick, especially in the tahoe area throughout the weekend and tomorrow. luckily for us in the bay area we'll see hazy skies but we have a little bit of that onshore flow and that's going to keep things a little bit cleaner for us in terms of air quality and also cooler as you can see with the fog here that has returned. it's a welcomed site and we've got relief on the way for inland neighborhoods. right now we're forecasting moderate air quality for the next four days and we'll keep an eye on this because things could change. here's a look at live doppler 7 and the satellite radar image.

notice much more cloud cover and that's all coming from the southwest. and i'll show you that in a minute. temperatures right now are also milder and cooler. we see some 50's right now a-gon are the overnight lows of the 7 0's, so open the windows and let that cooler, clean air in. san francisco is currently 60, san jose 65 and we do see a few upper 60's out there in livermore and somen clov he a the exploratory map from the roof and it looks really nice outside. we have a hazy, humid and cooler start for the weekend with a slight chance of showers and i'll show you that in a bit and a slight chance of thunder mainly along the central coast and cooler than average temperatures next week. so we're seeing a lot of this cloud cover. this is all due to remnants of hurricane kay and we could even get some rain, monterey bay tonight and even overnight into tomorrow morning, possibly a few

sprinkles maybe in the south bay. so today's highs are much more comfortable for inland areas, concord 87 and even fairfield, and san jose 85, around the bay look for 72 in san francisco and low 80's through santa rosa and 68 in half moon bay. tonight's lows will drop into the mid 50's for some of the north bay valleys like santa rosa and low 6 0's in the bay and a little bit of the green. those are the sprinkles we could see. it will be humid throughout the weekend. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. cooler today with a slight chance of a shower overnight into tomorrow morning. a little bit of a bump in temperatures for tomorrow but then things start to cool down with that onshore flow and sea breeze bringing temperatures below average by the middle of next week. stephanie? stephanie: thank you, frances. sometimes building a better bay

area means listening to the science and could be the case moving forward with a massive algae bloom that hit the san francisco bay this summer. got news it's almost completely reseeded and it's been constructive but they see a golden opportunity hidden in the red tide. >> a very distinctive swimming pattern. >> this marine scientist is old friends with a tiny alge blamed for the devastating bloom in san francisco bay. he and his colleagues at the science sister in continue ron identified it nearly two decades ago and said the species is patient and mobile, able to survive in a podlike state until conditions are right and actually navigate around the surface to reach sunlight and nutrients. >> in doing so it can go to the surface and get plenty of light because normally we don't get big blooms in san francisco bay because of all the silt. >> now changes involving in san

francisco bay have researchers looking ahead and how best to prepare. it's a complicated question for more than a century since the gold rush, the bay has been historically murkier in part because of the heavy runoff from hydraulic mining but for several reasons, many of them good, the bay water is now generally clearer allowing sunlight to reach the ailingee and with the growing population, the wastewater released by treatment plants added nutrients like nitrogen in the mix. and we study it at the estuary institute. >> if there's less nitrogen there, there will be less opportunity to grow and be as big or last as long in the system as they did this time. >> there are proposed strategies starting with roughly three dozen treatment plants take impact the bay including systems to filter or divert the nitrogen. >> it's a multibillion dollar issue for the bay area and we want to get it right. it's a complicated question because san francisco bay has been a nutrient rich estuary for

many decades and we've not seen the problems that we've seen until this past month. >> ilene white directs the san francisco bay regional quality control board. beyond studying the nutrient issue for more than a decade, she says the agency has asked wastewater operators to take a hard look at their symptoms. >> we ask each of the wastewater facilities to look at potential options for nutrient reduction and look at optimization and what can they do to leverage the infrastructure. >> some estimates run north of $10 billion. the senior scientist with the san francisco bay keeper believes the constructive bloom could put an exclamation point on a historic opportunity. he points to the billions of dollars the state and federal government are preparing to spend on climate and environmental projects. >> so now is the time to begin to do those things we know we're going to have to do anyway. >> in other words, projects with multiple benefits. he says examples could include

upgrading wastewater treatment plants to protect them from the threat of sea level rise while making them cleaner at the same time or expanding efforts to convert treated wastewater to drinking water to fight the drought which could provide an added opportunity to sequester nitrogen in the process. >> that's the hard infrastructure, the human made infrastructure, the other side of this is nature based infrastructure. >> nature based infrastructure that could include restoring the vast tidal harshes that once ringed san francisco bay. protecting the shoreline while sea level rise and creating a natural sink with plants can process the damaged nutrients. researchers are trying to pin down the exact triggers for the recent algae bloom which may be more complicated than we understand right now. >> it's not just a nutrient issue but decreasing the nutrient load in san francisco bay is the right step for overall health over the bay. >> this is a once in a lifetime opportunity and the decisions we make now will affect lifetimes

to come. >> and if infrastructure projects around the bay can attract additional state and federal funding, we might think of it as an example of humans learning to play the same long term game that algae do, moving quickly to take advantage of opportunity when conditions are suddenly right. stephanie: that was dan ashley reporting. and as he pointed out, there likely will be upgrades coming. wastewater treatment plants are regulated with what they call nutrient watershed permits and the renewal process is set in roughly the next two years. just ahead, it's a big weekend for disney fans. that's right, d-23 expo is here and we look at the sights and sounds coming from the anaheim convention center coming up check out this time space wormhole i creat how's it work? let me see your togo, and i'll show you. "poof" burt,

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announces major announcements on its brands and also shows photo-ops and there's cosplay. our sister station is there talking to fans. >> they don't care about the weather, disney fans lined up outside the anaheim convention center overnight to be among the first to experience d-23 expo 2022. >> can you sleep when there is new disney stuff coming out? >> more than 500 performers and presenters are expected to take the stage at the three-day event and around here there is entertainment offstage. >> it's great to get the fan reaction and nice to be able to trigger the nostalgia and people saying i want a picture with you and it's cool to be famous for the day, you know. >> all the cosplay will hook you. >> i like to celebrate the villains and dress up like them. i love tinker bell. >> the disney magic come with a

exclusive access to merch and a look at broadway performances and rules. >> who do we not talk about? whether you take in the action or photo-ops with friends -- >> that's so funny. >> or family. >> it's our first time doing a convention of anything pretty much so we're really excited. >> you'll find yourself needing a midday break. >> get some drinks and a spot of tea, get some tea cakes and replenish the energy the rest of the day. >> tickets to the d-23 expo are sold out but catch someth emyic online at d-23.com/live up to eight hours a day. reporting in anaheim, abc 7 news. stephanie: the d-23 expo continues today and wraps up tomorrow. disney is the parent company of abc 7. still to come on abc 7 mornings, a class-action lawsuit filed against the city and sheriff of san francisco. the allegations of privacy violations.

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building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. good morning. we're starting this half hour with a look at the weather and if you're looking for a cool down after this historic heatwave meteorologist, francisco is dragging some good news. yeah temperatures really tumbled today. and here's why we have the marine layer returning. yay. fog is back things are gonna cool down and here's your day planner sunrise at 6:47 temperatures in the 50s and 60s this afternoon. it will be a bit humid. we have winds coming from the southwest but inland neighborhoods will be much more comfortable in the upper 80s only today and around the bay upper 70s at the coast upper 60 sunsets at 7:24.

we have another cool down on the way next week and i'll tell you more about that with the accuweather seven day forecast stephanie. no right francis. thank you. well this weekend we'll be 21 years since terrorist hijacked three planes on 9/11 and dramatically changed america's sense of security the widower of one of the people who died aboard flight 9. that was bound for san francisco has just written a book that shares his long road battling depression and trauma abc 7 news reporter david louis. sat down with jack rancoules to share his story. the granite marker at the flight 93 memorial in union city is engraved lauren grand colas and unborn child. lauren was just three months along with the hijackers crashed the plane. she was on into a field near shanksville, pennsylvania killing 40 passengers and crew members jack grancolas who was home that day in marin county decided he wanted to write a

book dedicated to the boy or girl who would have been the couple's first child. i'll never have full closure always have the scar on my heart. it's it's certainly a way for me to do something to memorialize the unborn child title like a river to the sea the book describes his years of depression and post-traumatic stress. then the therapy that later enabled him to let go of his wife's and child's ashes. i was holding on to him because it was the only tangible dna i had of the unborn child so it allowed me to release those ashes in a beautiful place. she just wanted me to know how much she loved. and she wanted to make sure that i let her family know how much she loved them. and she said goodbye. initially granola says he was withdrawn, but then was convinced to go to a holiday party where he met actor sean penn whose friendship was a turning point. sean's got a big heart. he's a very passionate man and everything that he does and is

quite intelligent. but his his compassion is is hany the treated me today grands is remarried artist sarah hopkins who wears laurens wedding ring, which had been at the jewelers on 9/11 first jack and now both say lauren continues to speak to them with advice encouragement and support comes to you in the moment. she least expect it, but it's a beautiful thing granola's hopes. his book detailing is difficult. journey will help others deal with a sudden loss such as a loved one to covid and to deal with a generation lost because of an unexpected death. so it is a generational book in a way because it's it's a love letter to the to the generation that would have been in their 20s now. including lauren and jack's unborn child david louis abc 7 news tomorrow you'll be able to find a collection of historic footage from 9/11 on our website abc7news.com. and on our abc 7 bay area streaming tv app.

well today is world suicide prevention day 800,000. people die by suicide worldwide each year, and it's the leading cause of death among 15 to 29 year olds in july the suicide in crisis lifeline got a new number to make it easier for people to get help. it's 988 the department of health and human services reported more than 360,000 people called or texted that number last month. that's up by more than 150,000 from a year ago the calls in techs are routed to train counselors. you can also go online to find help. we have a list of local resources at abc 7 the american civil liberties union has filed a class action lawsuit against san francisco and sheriff paul miyamoto. the suit says the sheriff went beyond constitutional bounds by requiring defendants freed under electronic monitoring to consent to a search of their body home vehicle or possessions at any

time. sheriff's office sent us a statement saying the sheriff does not require electronically monitored inmates to waive any rights, but the court does and the sheriff's office enforces those rules and regulations. the new covid-19 omicron booster shots are now available at vaccination sites operated by contra costa county. the updated vaccines protect against both the original covid-19 strain and the newer omicron variants the clinics operated by contra. costa county are located on oak grove road and concord. there's also one in antioch at the nick rodriguez community center and starting today at 8:00 am the richmond auditorium will also serve as a vaccine clinic. san francisco's state lawmakers are highlighting the distribution of the funds to help fight monkey pox. 41 million dollars in emergency funding from the state will be used to increase access to vaccines testing and treatment. it will also boost outreach and education efforts.

25 million is going to go to the department of art department public health 15.8 million will go to help county health departments and community base groups with 1.5 million support clinics already working on vaccinations. the latest case numbers from the state were released yesterday, california has just over 4,300 total cases and this map has the case breakdown in the bay area and santa cruz county where there have been just under 1400 to date. we recently told you that some school districts will eventually need to install more air conditioning systems because of rising temperatures now, sacramento has already started to give out some grants to repair upgrade or install new hvac systems, but as abc 7 news senior education reporter lianne melendez found out some of that money is just sitting there. when the pandemic hit in 2020 most california schools were in dire need of better ventilation

systems to improve air quality so they could safely reopen assembly member phil ting quickly introduced a legislation to help install and modernize heating ventilation and air conditioning systems known as hvac now with the hotter temperatures some school districts are realizing they may have to add more hvac systems. here's another need where schools could take a look at doing which is on top of ventilation. they could do air conditioning. hundred million dollars for ventilation work over three years has been offered to school districts that apply. here's what some local districts have requested berkeley unified more than 447,000 alum rock union elementary school district in the south bay more than 1.2 million west contra costa unified more than two million and oakland unified more than 5 million oakland also asked for 1 million dollars for plumbing work because obviously districts have to have a plan around water filtration around ventilation before they could apply they can't just get the money and

just say hey, we'll spend it when we feel like it perhaps that's why there's still roughly. hundred million dollars available in the pot the deadline to apply is october 31st of this year. there's money still available if they don't get it this round there's another round coming but adding hvac systems on older buildings represents a challenge for districts like san francisco unified matt. haney is a former school board member, especially with the heat that we're seeing right now. this has to move way up the list as a priority even though it's a bit challenging in some of these older buildings. it's something that has to get done. the money comes from the energy efficiency fund which rate pairs already pay into which by the way continues to grow in san francisco leanne melendez abc 7 news. well happening today bart is having a party to celebrate 50 years of service here in the bay area and you're invited it's happening at the lake merritt station in oakland from 11 to 4 today. bard says it's 50th birthday party and family fun.

festival will include food trucks music games prizes and the opening of a time capsule now if you need a ride to get to the celebration bart is also offering a 50% discount on fares for this entire month as a thank you to writers. still ahead on abc 7 mornings for the first time stanford has inducted an all-w. omen's fame where the timing is extra special. and here's a live look atop our roof camera. you can see sunrise in the beautiful shot of the bay bridge i cool down is coming this weekend and francine lawson will have that forecast in just a few minutes.

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goal is to show they are more than just a youth football team. the dynamite's got their own support from the community in july after a shooting at one of their games. a first of its kind celebration at stanford this week the university highlighted the first all-female hall of fame class in school history. and what timing as this year marks the 50th anniversary of title nine abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo was at the ceremony and has our story. speech breaking records breaking ground breaking glass ceilings. it's success recognized and celebrated at stanford's historic first all female hall of fame induction ceremony, friday even more significant in 2022 as the ten member class took the stage during the 50th anniversary of title nine the landmark civil rights law that legendary women's basketball coach. tara vanderveer didn't have the benefit of so i never played on a team. i never went to basketball camp there weren't girls there weren't scholarships for women

there weren't professional women and now you look at someone like neko gomez who played on a scholarship got a great education at stanford play professionally things have changed so much wnba superstar neca also adding stanford hall of famer to her long list of career highlights on and off the court. she says title 9 has paved the way forward for her and other women athletes like her younger sister's title nine a law. widely, known for protecting students from gender-based discrimination in a number of areas. also puts focus on giving girls and young women competitive opportunities rarely afforded to them in the past standing here talking to you today is section of that 10 years after ogum mckay's final season in cardinal red. she's sharing this message for aspiring athletes. there's no box. that's big enough to continue and remembering that is is really what's gonna get you where you want to go olympic medalist soccer player. kristen, press says momentum is

shifting and so much is because of the work of the women who came before now the goal is opening more doors for the next generation of athletes this class and so many others will continue to fight that fight and make it a more includeluve and e and equitable. i've played abroad and i've seen, you know women's soccer and cultures where they don't have something like title nine and i've seen the effects but on full display friday hometown heroes making history sometimes at the pinch myself how exciting it is and just how special it is at stanford. i'm a manitou still no abc 7 news all right time now for a quick check-in with francis. all right, we're gonna show you a live picture from our south beach camera looking at the gray sky, so we have clouds and fog and that is really going to cool temperatures down with that onshore flow. i'll have your neighborhood forecast shortly. that's a thank you also next the season opener for the san francisco 49ers is tomorrow, but will george kittle see some

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multiple bay area teams play against those from the windy city and the major leagues the a to slump with four losses at home while the giants have not been lucky on the road with five losses of their own today's san francisco plays against the chicago cubs at wrigley field first pitch is at 11:20 am and this afternoon the chicago white sox are back at the oakland coliseum to play the a's first pitch is at 107 this afternoon. tomorrow the 49ers play the bears on the road in chicago and they might have to do so without one of their key starters george kittel. here's larry beale with the highlights in this morning sports. good morning, everybody. george kittle wants to play kyle. shanahan wants him to play. you know, trey lance does as well, but the all-pro tight end may not play in the 49ers season opener in chicago on sunday. kittle has a groin injury listed

as questionable hasn't practiced at all this week. this is video from last week rain is forecast in chicago. so you got a wet field. do you really want to put kittle at risk in game one? we'll see coach. he's ready for the talk to end in the games to begin. sport there's a lot of talk and stuff. that's what people enjoy. that's what i enjoy when i'm not in it, but there's nothing to talk about till you play the game. so and there's the only allowed 17 of them unless you earn more so can't wait to get to this first one get this year going. let's get some baseball going days and white sox latin and hispanic heritage night at the coliseum austin pruitt spots start because james caprelli and got hurt pruitt five. no hit innings, but had to come out because a pitch count as one out away from a win. aj puck could not secure it former a elvis andrews. i'm back a five-run 9 for the white sox. that was a two-run two out double giving the pale host their first lead of the evening and the a's fall five three giant state game in chicago

woody kurt reader checking out his old team at wrigley carlos rodan five and a third inning struck out 11, but really wishes he could have that one back two run courtesy of john gomes. so tuesday cubbies rodents set two giants records. most double-digit strikeout games in a season 10 most strikeouts in their first season st w got tre sy hrer is leav the game looking pretty shaky right there. hopefully, okay giants lose two. they've dropped five. on this road trip tennis. anyone former first lady michelle obama us open semifinal carlos. alcarez and american francis tee off of this is match point for alcarez in the fourth tiafo little drop shots. see alpha forces a fifth set. oh, he was pumped. the crowd was going crazy. but in the fifth alcaraz finally takes control just look at the lob here. i mean this is perfection. alcaraz wins in five sets six three in the fifth. he'll face norwegian casper rude

in the final on sunday. and finally congratulations to warriors star draymond green back home in east lansing, michigan one of nine inducted into the michigan state hall of fame green helped the spartans to the ncaa title game 2009. of course, he's gone on to win four nba championships and two olympic gold medals. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend everybody. i'm larry beale. thanks, larry. all right, if you are over this heat relief is coming meteorologist. francisco is tracking the forecast for us. good morning francis morning, stephanie morning, everyone. you might have noticed it felt a little bit cooler starting yesterday evening, and now we have more cloud cover and even cooler weather on the way. here's a look alive doppler 7 satellite radar image. rely a welcome sight as we look for mount tam. we've got the low clouds there. so temperatures are in the 60s and 50s this morning in san francisco 60, san jose 65 half moon bay at 59 degrees.

also, this is from our east bay camera more clouds cooler weather coming to the inland areas this afternoon in santa rosa and napa 60 degrees petaluma 58 livermore milder though at 68 degrees and this time we're looking from our roof camera out towards the gray skies over the bay and the bay bridge so we have a hazy humid and cool. start to the weekend. there's even a very slight chance of showers tonight overnight into tomorrow morning. also, maybe a very slider chance of thunder, but mainly along the central coast of california coast, and then look out for cooler than average temperatures next week. so here's a forecast animation. we're getting a lot of clouds, especially from the southwest and even some rain remnants of hurricane k. bringing us a chance of sprinkles and monterey bay overnight tonight, maybe even creeping up as far south as the south bay, but it looks unlikely that weather. so just a slight chance to keep an eye out for and also check

out the wind. so we're getting the south the sea breeze from the southwest and that's going to help push the cooler cleaner air into the bay area. so for us luckily, we're only expecting hazy skies and some modern air quality, but not getting too much worse after that. so your highs today just tumbling for inland areas in livermore 85 yesterday. hundred and seven, so you get the idea of how much cooler it's going to be 70s comfortable around the bay 74 in oakland for the game leader on this afternoon and san jose 81 degrees also near 80 in santa rosa and san rafael san francisco 72 degrees and we'll see cloud cover extend overnight with those slight rain chances that you see popping up here in our model. so look for low 60s around the bay even some mid-50s through parts of the north bay like santa rosa and we'll see some mid-60s in the south bay san jose for our overnight lows now.

here's a look at high temperatures in san jose. we're actually near average today we bump up a little bit, but then notice the cool down below average mid-week and that's because we have the seabreeze returning bringing us some cooler and cleaner air, but for this weekend, we are seeing a drop in temperatures, especially for inland neighborhoods. we're just keeping an eye on slight chance of rain it will feel humid temperatures come up a little bit tomorrow with hazy skies and then cooler weather. cooler than average next week stephanie love the sound of that. so hazy still this weekend, but we can expect that to improve next week. yeah because of that seabreeze that's going to bring temperatures down that's going to help push the smoke to the east unfortunately that does mean very smoky conditions for the tahoe area. okay good to know frances. thank you. well still to come on abc 7 mornings. we are gonna take you for a live look outside from our mount tam camera. you see the fog carl the fog rolling in there a beautiful

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