building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. continue devastation as post-tropical cyclone en makes its way through, florida and south carolina. we're tracking the storms this morning as more continues to develop. good morning everybody. it's saturday october 1st. i'm liz kreitz here with lisa argent sitting next to you. it's so good to be on set with you now next to you lisa. obviously. we are tracking that storm the weather here though. pretty nice. yeah, very nice. it was getting toasty yesterday and the cool down occurred late yesterday with the study on shore flow. there's a look at live doppler seven. we're the marine layer is just about everywhere hasn't quite push. into our inland valleys and as a result, it is cooler there with the clear sky anywhere from two to four degrees cooler compared to yesterday and as we look outside, yeah, it's great. it's going to stay gray for a while here. we'll get into some sun.

it's going to be breezy and cooler today with temperatures in the mid-60s downtown of 70s along the bay shore and yesterday we were in the 80s along the peninsula, but that is gone the 80s can find to our inland valleys and they'll just be low 80s with sunny skies there but partly cloudy as he had closer to san francisco and those clouds holding firm at the shoreline liz. thank you lisa. appreciate it and speaking of em, which is now a post-tropical cyclone. it's continuing to move inland after making landfall near, myrtle beach, south carolina the storm struck the southeast as a category one hurricane with 85 mile an hour winds now in florida officials are still assessing the damage the death tool has risen to 33 33 making in the deadliest storm. hit the state in 60 years abc news reporter. justin finch has more from florida. other landfall friday near georgetown, south carolina as a

category one hurricane with winds at 85 miles per hour. south of myrtle beach ian's powerful storm surge sending a wave of trash cans and debris through the streets making landfall here in south carolina. meanwhile in southwest, florida, and now the deadliest storm to strike the stars cotua helur fmnce picturesque sanibel island now cut off from the mainland. it's causeway ripped apart by ian structure after structure house after house. it seems like everything here on sanibel island sustained some kind of damage the storm sparking a one in 1000 year flooding event since the storm made landfall. we've saved 117 lives new body camera video showing deputies desperately trying to say the woman trapped in raging flood waters forming a human chain and using a rope holding that woman

to safety the water 10 feet deep. shall delivery friday more than 20 critically ill babies evacuated from a fort myers hospital forced to use backup generators and running out of potable water some of those preemies airlifted to the joe dimaggio children's hospital in hollywood, florida. we're here to support them and it's a privilege. we know that these families have been through a catastrophic event appalling damage now coming into sharper focus home shattered an army of power cruise fanning out a cross florida racing to restore electricity one official saying 90% of fort myers beach is pretty much gone ravaged by record storm surge the president valuing the federal government. cover the cleanup costs and speaking with florida's governor desantis times like these americans come together. put aside politics put aside division. we come together to help each other.

though less intense ian is forecast to bring days of rain to the northeast and the mid-atlantic and here in florida officials are just beginning to assess the damage in areas like this and help get residents back on their feet justin finch abc news, venice, florida. and you can help people affected by hurricane ian by donating to the red cross go to the red cross dot org slash abc to donate developing news in the east bay where there has been more violence in oakland the latest incident a shooting on international boulevard oakland police. say two people were injured in the shooting both were taken to a hospital with non-life threatening injuries later a third victim showed up at highland hospital also with a gunshot wound police have not released any details about the suspect or a possible motive oakland police are once again calling for the community's help and the wake of wednesday's shooting at redsdale high school. they have still made no arrests in the case investigators. tell abc 7 news officers have responded to the king of state's campus in the past couple of

months rutsdale high is one of four schools there the organization youth alive has a violence interruptor on the roadsdale campus who works on de-escalating incidents that person is following up on leads from within the school. from emails text messages videos and trying to make sure that what's happened here doesn't spill off into other schools or into the community. oakland police are also reviewing surveillance video of the shooting where at least two suspects could be seen the video has not been made public. today's students will be allowed to return to the bay tech charter school part of the king estates campus to get their belongings. we will be coming back to school in the near future. we will be coming back stronger. we'll be coming back in a safe supportive environment and we were cutting back. of course. the care and support that we always provide. this video was posted on bay tech charter school's youtube channel yesterday offeragement

to students and promising a safe return to the classroom. we're in the south bay. some people are dealing with this running water that burns eyes fills rooms with a strong odor and sometimes as you saw there comes out brown. well now a newly published report is hoping to change things abc 7 news reporters. zach fuentes spoke with those impacted and with officials on what's being done about it. it's a visual that's difficult to look at the water east palo alto residents say they're getting when quality is at its worst. that's when the pipes are being cleaned out. we usually don't get a notice when they do and we whenever we turn on the water and it's brown. we just have to wait until and let the water run until it's clean again the discovered water just part of the complaints local organization nuestra casa collected in a survey that was just published this week. it was part of a larger report done between 2017 and 2021 that aims to get grant money to improve water structure and underserved communities it found

more than 700 east palo alto residents saying that they're concerned about their water quality and aging water infrastructure whenever i shower my eyes are burned and i have a lot of hair loss now, i don't cook with the water we buy water bottle to drink and use for cooking the survey found that more than 75% of respondents by bottled water for cooking and drinking. 55% did not feel their drinking water is safe. no surakasa says the survey opened up an important opportunity for residents to have their voices heard the family sarah taking the initiative how they can advocate for for them for the themselves because it's important to know. what is the next steps for the survey has caught the attention of local leaders. we reached out to the city of east palo alto who's city manager sent us a report that sets ago before their city council on tuesday. it explains that the city contracts of water operator who oversees quality standards. the actual water received comes from the san francisco public utilities commission. the report says the water has to

pass through an old water system owned by the city and also aged pipes owned by the residents which may lead to the water becoming discolored. they say any water issues can be reported by residents and will be investigated san mateo county supervisor. david canopy says federal and local governments have to step up. we need to allocate funding so that they can develop a comprehensive. to fits this aging aging infrastructure and response to the survey the city says it's planning a public meeting about the water system on november 17th and tuesday the city council will be set to approve 8.5 million dollars for a new water system master plan in the south bay zach fuentes abc 7 news. or at least so let's go check out side this morning. all right, our marine influenced bringing temperatures down today. you may have felt that strong sea breeze kicking yesterday looking live outside in the 50s here. so we'll talk about a cooler weekend, but a much warmer week ahead details coming up. thanks lisa.

also, i had could we finally get some relief at the pump what governor gavin newsom wants to do to bring down gas prices.

all right happening now in and the largest forcible annexation in europe since 1945 russian president vladimir putin has announced that he's taking nearly a fifth of ukraine's territory as his own after a sham election took place earlier this week putin made the move official yesterday during a ceremony in moscow telling millions of ukrainians. they would be russian citizens forever. western nations have vowed to dismiss russia's claims to the regions the us and g7 allies are imposing more sanctions on russia and shortly after putin ceremony at the kremlin ukrainian president vladimir zelensky announced his country is moving to fast track. it's nato membership application to join ukraine's application must be approved by all members of the north atlantic treaty

organization on friday nato secretary. general said member states of the alliance support ukraine's right to choose. its own path. however, there's no word yet on a decision. last year in 84 year old man was attacked and killed in his san francisco neighborhood today a street will be renamed and dedicated in honor of grandpa v shop abc 7 news reporter suzanne fon takes a closer. look at what the effort means. this shirt says justice for vita mark young wants to send a strong message. this shirt symbolizes the igniting and the coming together of the community to support a man who lived a beautiful life. and had a tragic ending and could have been any one of our grandfathers 84 year old grandfather vita. ratana pakdi was brutally attacked and broad daylight in january last year. he was pushed to the ground hit his head and ultimately died from his injuries the accused 21 year old attacker from daly city

is behind bars many continue to fight for justice and to acknowledge the horrific crimes that asian pacific islander communities still i feel like we have to do something about this mark young is withstand for asians. our community has been the most affected and it's a chance for us just all to come together to just to fight injustice with the help of several community groups a street buying kanto and terra vista avenue in san francisco will be renamed it'll become vicha ratana pakdi way. so the actual attack happened about two blocks from here. this is the area where grandpa beachia would do his morning walks. he was just coming home from a morning walk a day like today and heinous, it was a heinous attack. and so this has got to stop the hope that renaming a street after grandpa vecha will shed light on a tragic moment and make it a teachable one. they'll learn about grandpa beach's life.

and the story of what happened to him and the learner a little bit about anti-asian hate and that i think that's the teaching moment that we're trying to have here something that can be memorialized for our future generations in san francisco suzanne fawn abc 7 news. street renaming ceremony is today at 1 pm in the anza vista neighborhood and is open to the public no matter where you go in the bay area. you will find some of the highest gasps prices in the country according to triple-a the price per gallon in california is almost double the national average abc 7 news reporter answer hasan explains governor. gavin newsom has a new plan to help reduce costs. 1.3 gallons on monday gas prices in the bay area were more than six dollars a gallon by friday night some prices shot up to close to seven dollars a gallon and look it's still pumping. it's still going. oh, how long we been talking? it's that just can't i don't know you can't comprehend this cyrel hackett works in construction. his eyes ever paid.

he doesn't have the option to not drive his total to fill up a hundred and forty dollars jorge navarati gassed up before driving to gilroy his bill 82 dollars frustrated. yes. yes. i am. i thought it was going down. no if i said he's going up again. i don't know what's going on part of what's going on owes to recent maintenance issues that some california refineries, which is pushing up prices. according to triple a the price of gas in california per gallon is almost double the national average governor gavin newsom says greedy oil and gas companies are fleece in californians the degree of diversions from the national prices is never happened before and oil companies. they provide no explanation. the fact is they're ripping you off the record profits are coming at your expense newsome is calling for a windfall tax on. companies that's a surtax on businesses with the purpose of redistributing excess profits last week, mass. like i'm only paying 550 now

it's a seven dollars. usually i spent about a hundred every week for gas. i can't do it. the governor is also calling on state regulators to speed up the transition to cheaper winter blend gas a month early. it's cheaper to make it's cheaper for consumers. this should immediately increase supply in result in savings savings of up to 25 cents per gallon within the next two weeks. i don't drive every to work either so to help with gas prices has it been that much of an impact. yes from four dollars to seven. that's a big gap in the east bay. i'm sorry hassan abc 7 news. today is day two of one of the bay area's most beloved music festivals. hardly strictly bluegrass. the first in-person hardly strictly got underway at golden gate park yesterday. today's lineup includes elvis costello buddy miller and many more hardly strictly bluegrass runs through tomorrow and is

free to everyone and in true october fashion. it is october first lisa the weather is going to be pretty nice for it as well. well, yeah, you know for san francisco though, we're talking sunny and warm which is on the way but as for this weekend, it's much cooler. so you would expect that nationally right fall weather october. so we're going to get a piece of that before we get much more what you would expect for fleet week for the week ahead as we get to live doppler 7 low clouds and fog all up and down the coast and boy yesterday. it was warm on 74 in san francisco 82 in oakland with 9. livermore and 89 in redwood city, but right now you can see the low cloud deck not only in the north bay the peninsula over into the east bay not quite into our inland valleys and that sun coming up at 7:04. so the view from mount tam there is one it looks nice where numbers are in the upper. mid-50 san francisco upper 50s in oakland 61 in palo alto with mid 50s and fog two mile

visibility half moon bay. here's a look at our roof camera and that sun setting before 7 o'clock tonight 54 santa rosa. it is 53 in petaluma with mid 50s concord and livermore where it is a clear start and as we look at our 24-hour temperature change where the skies are clear. we're colder from san jose 4 degrees cooler two degrees cooler in concord, but that blanket of low clouds kind of insulating us the next couple of hours. here is mount diablo. it was in the 70s yesterday and waking up to a pretty view. there is some fog though, so that will be partly cloudy and our inland valleys, mr. drizzle. a coast and breezy and cooler to start october but as we get into the week ahead it always is this way, isn't it warm dry not quite an offshore flow. we could have that by the end of the week, but boy numbers are really going to climb as we get through the middle to the end of the week there's a look at our expanding low cloud deck. it pulls back stays gray at the coast and boy temperatures as much as five to 10 even 15

degrees cooler. we started that cool down yesterday and the impact of the low cloud deck as it continues to expand pushes. well inland to your sunday morning into the livermore valley perhaps but as it pulls back, it's really going to pull back all the way and off the coast so we'll get some sun at our beaches. although it is going to be cool just in the 60s until we get that warm up towards the end of the upcoming work week just in the 70s to near 80 tomorrow and our warmest inland valley. so the coolest day out of the next seven will be your sunday today the cooling train continues. monday looking at temperatures, maybe up a degree or so still comfortable and fall like but as we get into tuesday 80s our returning to near 90 and then that we're talking well above average highs today around the bay with a breezy winds in the 60s. you have to be right at the coast for that onshore flow, but throughout the afternoon the breeze up to 20 miles an hour allowing for some mid 80s inlets

they're not totally a gusty out there, but still nonetheless the cooler marine air certainly feeling it from the peninsula and all around the bay with upper 60s and richmond hardly strictly bluegrass this weekend featuring the sunny afternoon partly sunny anyway, but a lot of clouds hanging on the accuather seven-day forecast. so the misting drizzle at the coast the cooler day today even cooler into your sunday and by monday nice, but it's tuesday high pressure builds that were in the mid-70s bayshore upper 80s inland and after that it is going to be a warm one. so after a cool weekend this weekend, maybe we'll be ready for that heat next weekend. i know it's sweater weather for just a moment. yeah, just a very don't put the shorts away. yeah, i guess yeah, you know right with bangs just ahead express lanes sitting empty. you asked and the i-teams dan noyes delivered the reason behind the slowdown to a project on highway 101 in san mateo.

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when the project began was mid-2022, but two weeks ago the project manager announced opening date will be next year. perhaps february or march the contractor opted to do things out of sequence and as a result had to actually do corrective actions that added time to the schedule those nice new express lanes have fresh pavement, but are blocked off by orange markers and that frustrates drivers. nobody got up. i don't like to be stuck in traffic. what are they doing? what are they really doing put down cones for a living? we don't pay for that crew still have to finish installing overhead toll sensors and that work is done at night, but they keep those cones up all day. i work construction. so i understand guys go take breaks, but you don't put cones out of life freeway then go take a break for months and months. yeah over year two years. that's just those cones everywhere. i went to the san mateo county transit district to interview the chair of the joint powers

authority that oversees the express lanes project. there's sensors. there's some fabrication that still needs to be installed and there's the testing of it that is currently going on, correct, but the on scene work is being done overnight, isn't it? a lot of that particular with the sensor reading is being done overnight medina staff says those markers are actually a fix to the pavement with an adhesive. they'd have to change over to movable cones. they also have to install signs and roadside holding equipment, but that work will also be done overnight. i just see that in other parts of the bay area if is construction overnight they put up the cones and they do it overnight and by the morning, they're gone. why can't you do that? i think what we're trying to do is to make sure that we don't add confusion to when we start to go through the testing cycle and in addition when we start opening it up after a 20 minute interview. we still couldn't agree on the wisdom of keeping those lanes blocked during the day even when no work is being done. it still doesn't make sense to me rico. i'm sorry. that's all right. just but medina says they do

listen to feedback from drivers. there are a lot of things behind the scenes as far as safety or whether it's just trying to get things done established on a timeline. and so we're trying to keep all of that factor dan noise abc 7 news and if you want to reach the i-team go to abc7news.com slash item or call one eight eight forty. i team. silicon on abc 7 mornings a big change in how police officers are hired in california the new legislation all in response to the january 6th and section. disney celebrating halloween with a month full of tricks and cheats for the whole family on disney plus hulu and freeform streaming exclusively on disney plus hocus pocus 2, the long-awaited sequel to disney's. in cult classic plus werewolf finite a chilling special from the marvel cinematic universe then celebrate 31 nights of

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solutions. this is abc 7 news. good morning everyone. we're going to start this half hour with another check of the forecast meteorologist. lisa arjun. what's going on lisa? good morning. well, we have a cool start out there. lots of low clouds and fog have entered the bay 705 the official sunrise. there's the view from mount tam. it is 56 in the 61 in palo alto and we've got the clear sky so far santa clara mid-50s and from mount vollmer peak. you can see mount diablo and the little cloud deck mid-50s for you in santa rosa and it is in the mid-50s, but clear in the livermore valley. so as we go through the next few hours the fog wants to drift a little bit further to the east than it retreat. 11 o'clock. we're in the low 70s and by the afternoon, the clouds are hanging tough at the coast looking at low 80s inland a lot cooler than it was yesterday last and a look at fleet week coming up. okay, lisa. thank you. breaking news this morning. we want to tell you about

burlingame police or investigating a deadly crash overnight. they say two people were in the crosswalk at california drive in oak grove avenue when the crash happened both people were taken to a hospital where one of them died. the other victim is in critical condition police. say the driver took off, but eventually came back to the scene and is cooperating with the investigation. we'll keep you posted as we get more info law enforcement agencies will now be required to screen applicants for ties to hate groups and it will be easier to fire anyone with such connections. the so-called clear act was just signed into law by governor newsom abc7 news reporter amanda del castillo. spoke with key players who pushed to get this bill passed what's being described as an effort to enhance community trust signed into law friday the california law enforcement accountability reform act or clear act was crafted by south bay assemblyman. ash calla on the heels of the january. sixth insurrection at the us capitol. he already know that there is an

issue in there has been as identified by the fbi an issue of infiltration and law enforcement by those that have affiliations with certain hate groups. and so what this does it actually empowers police departments to actually weed out those potential applicants. he says the push became even more pressing after a 2022 state police audit found five california law enforcement agencies, including the san jose police department had not done enough to prevent biased behavior doctor william is with san jose state's human rights institute a group that co-sponsored the bill. he says the clear act goes beyond the bar of implicit bias. what our bill does this creates a filter mechanism for incoming recruits law enforcement and for existing law enforcement officers, that would prohibit their membership in groups that are advocating or participating in hate crimes or genocide an extra step to an already.

extensive hiring process the clear act calls for the investigation into an officer's potential membership or participation in hate groups and advocacy of any quote public expressions of hate including social media posts. armeline says the measures are motivated by real cases from across the country cal state east bay criminal justice professor, dr. lisa hill who is not affiliated with the bill weighs in with surprising. is that some of these assessments background investigations psychological tests? they haven't picked up on many of these and i think this law pushes us in the right direction f police reform across say the the us in san jose. i'm a manitou castillo week because of their scores on previous psychological exams yesenia sanchez who will take over a sheriff in january put out a statement saying in part it is my hope that we can earn back the trust of our agency

members our community and those who seek employment in this noble profession. the deputies are being administered a new exam. police in stockton say a string of homicides over the last three months maybe connected, but they're unsure if they were committed by one person or multiple people investigators say there are similarities in five killings that have all happened since early july the victims were all shot to death investigators say they were each alone at the time. they were killed and the homicides all happened in the evening or early morning hours stockton police released a surveillance city photo of an individual they've identified as a potential person of interest in this case. the city is also offering a 75,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. choked and robbed of her entire life savings. that's what happened to a seven year old daly city woman this week, but what's especially frightening is what one of the e wan'ts wasanndeporrion

ddghte a story. you'll see only on abc 7. this surveillance video shows a grandma out-watering her plants wednesday morning you then see a man approach her daily city home. amen dressed in a of those construction vests with a hard hard hat and a laptop. he walked from the car to the front door and bring the doorbell. he was wearing a ski mask skyler the woman's granddaughter requested. we only use her first name for privacy. my grandma is a very smart lady. she did not let him in she says at the same time two more individuals were entering the backyard when grandma tried to run to the front of the home the man dressed in a utility workers uniform broke in. you can hear grandma's screams as the suspect dragged grandma's chihuahua and then proceeded to choke and beat her. her home was ransacked when she says her entire life savings

were stolen skylar says the event was traumatic for her and her entire family, but she wanted to speak out to raise awareness about this type of crime, especially for elderly asian americans additional video from a family member's dash cam shows the three suspects exit with armful of stolen goods daily city police. tell me the investigation is ongoing and yes, there have been cases were suspects dress up like utility workers in the past dion limb abc 7 news governor gavin newsom this week extended california's covid-19. supplemental paid sick leave policy near some scientist assembly bill 152, which extended employers with 26 or more employees obligations to workers the covid-19 supplemental paid sick leave policy is set to expire at the end of this year in the east bay bar is lifting its face mask mandate on its train services after today bart's board decided a week ago that it would end masking starting tomorrow. you are strongly courage but not required to wear a mask on trains nac. transit is also lifting its mass

mandate tomorrow officials say they could bring the mandate back if covid cases spike or if local or federal health officials issue new orders happening today the unofficial kickoff to surfing season is happening on the peninsula. it's the mavericks big wave festival in half moon bay. this is video from the actual surf competition that happens later usually in the winter when waves are just right. today's festival kicks off at 11:00 this morning just around the corner from where that surf competition happens at pillar point harbor and it goes until 6:00 tonight. so ahead on abc 7 mornings learning from our toprsin theats are studygo find out more about what's changing on our california coastline and here's a live look outside this morning gorgeous view there looking out over the fog in the clouds. we'll bay area researchers are wg

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behavior by great white sharks that could have a profound effect on. our coastline abc 7 meteorologist spencer christian takes a deeper dive into their changing patterns. but right now we've seen about 10 of these what lee appears to be juvenile white sharks in the area for young growing sharks the sandy beaches of southern california often act as juvenile nurseries. that's the scientific term for areas where they can feed and congregate before they develop into fully grown hunters offering beach-goers and researchers and up close opportunity to look at how they interact and behave around people and that's primarily for juveniles up to maybe nine feet long now professor chris lowe and his team at cal state long beach are studying an apparent nursery much closer to the bay area as we first reported earlier this year low and researchers at the monterey bay aquarium are trying to understand what's drawing an increasing number of young juveniles hundreds of miles north to the waters off monterey bay. so what are the sharks doing

close to the shoreline? how long are they going to be there? how close might they get to people what depths do they prefer those sorts of questions and of course. want to know is when it gets cold up there in the winter where they go researchers believe climate change may be a partial driver and a number of so-called marine heat waves popularly known as ocean blobs may also play a role in the warming waters, but the migration seems to have continued in cooler cycles and keep in mind the ocean is a complicated place and researchers s sll don'fully uhen erppgrs or thet eff le we don'w why they're here. yeah, it could be temperature. it could be that price shifting to help answer those kinds of questions dr. sammy andreasek and her colleagues at stanford's hopkins marine station. are we examining shark habitats from the top down using a three-dimensional vertical model? they're trying to discover the different ways sharks and other marine creatures behave and use

the ocean at different depths potentially unlocking secrets of feeding patterns preferred temperatures and oxygen levels. so we really need it understand. additional dimension to understand how they move and why they're moving and how that may change in the future. the two shark studies are not connected but some of the questions clearly overlap professor lowe is using both tags and drones to locate sharks off monterey and he agrees a vertical understanding is key as well to look at how that might affect. where they spend their time not just geographically but in the water column as well searching for answers in a complicated environment inhabited by complex spence cs alright lisa. let's go. check out side now. all right yesterday boy. was it hot here by the afternoon that offshore flow brought numbers in the low 90s in livermore today low 80 so much of our inland valleys seven to eight degrees cooler than friday and at the coast we'll be lucky to see some sun. why should say here in the city.

we'll talk details coming up. thank you lisa. also next the great lift reading debate 49ers quarterback. jimmy gives his side of the story over the sunday night lofts to the denver broncos. larry beale has all the highlights coming up in sports.

all right in sports a big day in major league baseball, welcome back. actually, we're looking at a live. look of santa cruz right now pretty there on the beach as we start this saturday morning and start october. all right in sports a big day in major league baseball is the giants are coming off of five-game winning streak while oakland is trying to break their five-game losing streak today. the arizona diamondbacks are playing the san francisco giants at oracle park first pitch is at 105. the a's are taking on the seattle mariners on the road at t-mobile park first pitch is at 1:10 on monday night the 49ers play the la rams at home in levi's stadium in santa clara our jimmy g and head coach kyle shanahan ready to take on the

rams on monday night football. larry beale has the highlights in this morning sports. good morning. everybody read my lips. that is the one thing jimmy garoppolo did not say about this lip reading controversy from the loss in denver was the 49ers quarterback frustrated with kyle. shanahan's play calling. i mean he appeared to say your plays suck man, or was it if you're open stop man, or is it? european salt mass sky. i don't know but jimmy claims. he doesn't know what he said. i don't know. i can't read lips. i'm sure i've said a lot worse things on the field than that. so i'm glad they caught that rather than something else but i'm not sure exactly what i was saying say a lot of things in the heat of battle that i hope people don't hear but no me and kyler cool. we really are. we've been through, you know, a lot of different types of seasons this being no different but we're all early early on in the season still. see what you mean says on monday night football 49ers hosting the defending super bowl champion

rams kickoff monday night five o'clock right here on abc 7 baseball now the final orange friday giants and d-backs before the game wilmer flores received the willie mac award given annually to the most inspirational player on the giants and his dad throughout the first pitch water cool moment. bombs away evan longoria going long ago homer in the first and second innings. only other giant to do this multiple times in his career the great willie mays 4-1 giants. here's your play of the game. jock peterson drive to triples alley well-named because the ball takes this crazy ricochet jock first. he thought it was gonna be just a routine out rumbles to third stop starts realizes he can score your classic little league homer triple in an error if you're scoring giants hit four homers and win 10-40. they're very slim playoff hopes alive. how about the a's their fans in the crowd in seattle the mariners needing a win to clinch a playoff berth for the first time in 21 long years shea langelier's in the seconds. they're not so fast, but clinching stuff his fourth of the year ties the game want a

piece stays that way until the bottom of the ninth two outs. stressful cal rowley down the line off of domingo acevedo and that hits the foul pole. good night game over drive home safely the mariners present their long drought celebration time 2-1 seattle. they are on to the playoffs and the warriors their trip in japan continues. james wise been working on his samurai moves with a big swayness. all right, take another shot here big man. and if it first you don't succeed swinging chop at the second time wiseman moore at home on the basketball court 20 points nine boards in the warriors preseason win over the wizards 94-87. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend everybody. i'm larry veal. alright lisa. let's get a check of the forecast now a little chilly this weekend, but a warm-up coming. yeah, i felt it yesterday and this morning certainly feeling like fall that marine layer has expanded 1500 feet deep this

morning, and i'll get even more widespread tonight into tomorrow morning. there's live doppler 7 going in closer and you can see the clouds from marin to san mateo over into alameda, but so far we are looking at the clear sky inland and look at the golden gate bridge really foggy here even some missed in drizzle and spots. it is 56 in the city 59 in oakland 61 on the peninsula a cooler day here for everyone 55 santa clara and look at this gorgeous view from vollmer peak here. there's mount diablo. it was in the 70s yesterday there, but inland it was in the low 90. so on top of the mountain there are 3,000 feet. certainly dry still 54 santa rosa. it is 56 by the delta and with the mid 50s inland. it's a cooler start for you in our inland valley. and with that blanket a little clouds, we've got the warmer start in half moon bay, novato and santa rosa. there's a look at santa cruz where it is 57 69 today yesterday. well into the 70s so cooler at

the beach there as we look at our forecast headlines fog and patchy drizzle this morning at the coast looking at the breezy and cooler start to october. so today and tomorrow the cool days in fact the coolest day out of the next seven is your sunday and looking for a really nice fall week ahead. very typical fleet week much much warmer, we're talking well above average wednesday thursday friday as for today though. there's the fog it pulls back still cloudy at the coast a little bit of sun at the blues festival, but lk how expve th decs is into your sunday morning as a retreat it comes all the way back and because the air is so cool could really chew out some of that fog at our beaches, but it's still going to be a cool day out there. we look at the next seven days in our inland valleys highs this time of year into the low 80s will be in the mid 80s. but yesterday it was in the low 90s so big change today nice fall feeling into your sunday even monday, but then we're back

to feeling like summer as we get into the upper 80s again on tuesday at 90s arriving wednesday staying right on through the work week in the south bay today near average, but that's six degrees cooler than yesterday about 80 today, san jose 76 in milpitas. you saw the upper 60s there in santa cruz upper 70s. that's a better feel for october and redwood city. don't you think it was hot yesterday 69 downtown where we'll see limited sun. there's gonna be a lot of fog out there, but partly cloudy in the afternoon 82 in sonoma with cloverdale coming in in the mid 80s and on the east bay shore here 74 san leandro. nice afternoon feeling like fall you head inland and it's mild too warm from the low to mid 80s there the accuweather seven-day forecast or breezy. cooler today tomorrow first weekend to fall and then as we get into monday a nice transition for the week ahead as we have slowly warming temperatures through midweek and then by the end of the week, it is hot out there with 90s 80s

around the bay and i can hardly ever remember any cool fleet weeks. so this is very typical. so enjoy this fall feel or some count san francisco summer. yeah. i love this time of year, and i love that we get a little bit of everything right but no rain out there. no rain. we're lucky fire season hasn't been too bad this year so far, obviously, we'll definitely keep watching. all right lisa. thank you specific air show is today in huntington beach and you can watch all the high flying action live on hulu the show features stunt performances parachute drops vintage military aircraft, even an experimental flying car plus a show stopping finale from the world famous us air force thunderbirds celebrating the 75th anniversary of the air force. don't miss pacific air show. today at 11 am only on hulu and next a cross-country teams fun way to connect and bond has now gone viral teammates explain what's behind the buzz? what's behind the buzz? .

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haircuts, but there's no rogue barber here to blame the men's. country team at santa clara university is going viral. thanks to their annual team photos as abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey found out this tradition has grown over the years. on campus at santa clara university they are very proud of their athletic accomplishments. but this year a new banner may need to be hung up on campus honoring the 2022 men's cross-country team most viral haircuts. we're getting so much. i mean so many comments so many like friends texting us so many like random people dming us this year. i think people that could really pull this off in other years we've gone absolutely observed. that's right. this is not a one-off the tradition was born in 2014 as a simple team bonding experience the athletes grew out their hair two months before they return from summer break to create

these gems. it's a rite of passage from the outgoing seniors to the incoming freshmen when you get recruited you actually can see like all the pictures from the year past like year before. yeah this like a big tradition that the guys will do. it's like a funny thing that we do we photos just a bit funny to have a joke about family and friends, you know, like not take ourselves through seriously be light-hearted but like they're wild facial hair. it has grown over the years crazy style silly smiles to whatever this is. we do a lot of harm jobs. we've shaving ahead so you might have seen the pictures of me getting a haircut from devon putting a ball over my head and using just primary school scissors to just cut and apparently social media. thanks it and all the cuts turned out amazing. the team has gained national attention with everywhere shouting out. all the wild styles. it just shows who we really are like we don't mind being goofy and we are pretty goofy people and just take ourselves light-hearted and it's just a lot of fun to do with the team the key word in this tradition team. they say they don't do the cuts

for social media clicks. it's all about a bond that spreads onto the track people think kind of running is like an individual sport everything we do is for the next person and like it shows like how committed we are like and how committed we are with our mustaches. it's the same how committed we are to the team and that is dedication at santa clara university dustin dorsey abc 7 news. that's funny that full cut yes cute. no, you know, they're kind of lucky because like if we did that it would take what a year to grow back out. yeah, they can get away with it. probably wouldn't be so cute. no, they're cute. yeah, very cute. i'm glad they're getting attention. all right, please let's get a final check of the weather. okay. well the cool down started yesterday and that i'm sure flow is responsible temperatures in. 60s downtown with limited afternoon sun 73 in oakland and some mid 80s inland. that's a lot cooler than yesterday as we look at the accuweather 7-day forecast the cooling trend continues with

below average highs for your sunday and then as we get into monday and tuesday feeling pretty good, but the heat is going to get cranked up as we get towards wednesday, thursday and friday, even the coast warming to the 70s 90s inland. all right gearing up for fleet week soon, too. yeah. thank you lisa. thanks for joining us here on abc 7 mornings. i'm liz quarries along with lisa arjun abc7 news continues at 8 am. we hope to see and gma is next. we'll leave you with this gorgeous view outside this morning. have a great saturday.

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