moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. sa two people have died after four people were shot in a residential area of the city will have the d eve. it's sunday october 2nd. i'm liz croeds. thanks for joining us and lisa. we do want to get to that story coming in right now. but first, let's start with a quick look at the weather gonna be a decently nice day today a little chilly. yeah a little chilly starting out with the milder conditions right now low clouds and fog are with us all across the bay area. look at that all the way down to southern california and waking up to gray sky inland this morning and as a result

temperatures are mild or 63 san bruno 60 half moon bay fog not much of a problem low 60s and livermore upper 50, san rafael so that brings us anywhere from just about a degree to 7 degrees milder this morning the afternoon. we'll finish off cooler. there's a look for exploratorium camera, so getting into the sunshine by noon time working back to the coast 60 70s, that's about five degrees below average, but we'll look for the warming trend. when it's going to begin how much warmth we're going to get spreading over the bay area all those answers coming up list. oh wait lisa. thank you the violence continues in oakland overnight four people were shot in a residential area between west oakland and emeryville. the shooting happened on apgar between west macarthur boulevard and market street just before 10 last night, west oakland and emeryville police responded. they say they treated four victims two of those victims dying all the scene. well the other two were treated by paramedics and taken to the hospital the condition of those

two people is unknown. the shooting is currently under investigation. vigil was held for a 12 year old boy who was taken off live support after a tragic car crash last month family members and friends gathered around a memorial last night at the corner of manzanita way and sycamore drive in antioch where the crash happened gn nathan vincent recently passed away and will have his organs donated. he was walking home from school with his cousins when they were all hit by a car that was involved in a crash with another car. and now to developing news in the case of alexis gabe bones were discovered in the search for the 24 year old oakley woman who police say was murdered by her ex-boyfriend a human bone stare in that area. so they did pick them up and send them to forensics for dna

green gabe is alexis's father as he explains volunteers found the bones in the small town of pioneer located in the foothills of the sierra nevada mountains. they reported it to the local sheriff's department gabe says the $100,000 reward that's being offered has enlisted over 700 volunteers to help search they are actively searching right now and that that's why we are always getting a tip every time they see something they message us on saturday. the gay family went to the location where the bones were found in that area today was definitely it was very heavy. was very heavy for us 24 year old alexis gave went missing on january 26th after visiting her ex-boyfriend marshall jones at his home in antioch based on their investigation police say alexis was killed by jones jones was then killed by seattle area law enforcement while they attempted to serve him under arrest warrant in june a map allegedly created by jones for

where he disposed of the body has led police and volunteers to pioneer the map that he created those were they were handwritten by him. was confirmed that they were his handwriting and it had directions. from starting at vacaville at his sister's house. all the way to pioneer win says it could take up to two months before they got the dna results of the bones. they're asking for their case to be expedited. he says saturday was a tough day, but an important day for the family, of course, it was devastating here. we were also hoping that maybe hopefully that you know. they're alexis remains because we want to bring our home in oakley on sarasin abc 7 news. relief efforts continue in florida and the carolinas after hurricane ian wrecked the homes in communities of many along the coast abc news reporter. justin finch is in venice,

florida with more on the devastating impacts. days after hurricane ian struck central and southwest florida new images revealing the troubling transformation in volusia county homes underwater the roof of this chuck e cheese collapsed after flooding force. it shut down a 14-mile stretch of i-75 in sarasota county has reopened. the rising water levels could cause the critical highway to close again in nearby northport more flooding neighborhood streets submerged for many help can't come soon enough. we just like little help that like little help to get my home back in. because i have nowhere to go food and water running low on sanibel island ian cut them off from the mainland. we're because we're in the bridge out. that makes it's what really difficult for us to get assets on the island. these newly released satellite images highlighting the storms

destruction governor ron desantis saying the return to normal won't happen overnight. we understand that they're working on connectivity. we understand they're working on cell phone service. we understand they're working on getting getting the electrical back further north coastal south carolina now recovering from me as category one landfall friday live two doors down for the pier. we watched it cromwell and watch it float by with american flag. still floating. pretty intense the weekend storm now churning northeast. the white house says some 44,000 utility workers are fanning out across store ravaged areas to restore power some aiming to have their customers back online by tonight justin finch abc news, venice, florida. coming up on this week is the storm continues wreaking havoc along the east coast. carl sits down with fema administrator deanne criswell on the storm's devastating impact in federal recovery efforts in its wake you can watch the full interview on this week with george stephanopoulos at 8:00

this morning right here on abc 7. a candlelight vigil was held in san francisco and rememberance of the hundreds of people who have lost their lives during the recent uprisings in iran dozens of iranian women and america and other supporters showed up saturday iranian americans to union square protesters have rallied for the third week now in a row after the death of masa amani who died in custody of the iranian morality, please organizers displayed photos of people they say have been killed by iranian security forces and now developing news in ukraine where troops continue to regain control of the country's own territory in the battle with russia russian forces have withdrawn from the once occupied ukrainian city of lyman a key transportation hub. the city had been an important site in the russian front line for ground communications and logistics in a statement. the russian defense ministry said it withdrew is forces due to the risk of being encircled by ukrainians and despite ukrainians gaining back control

of some of the country's territory uk. hands in the bay area still fear for their families abc 7 news reporter tara campbell spoke with one local woman who says her family's future in the war-torn country is still up in the air. it's the sound of ukrainian troops taking back control of russian occupied territories raising the flag in isium weeks ago and anna kachalova was watching from her bay area home with bated breath her parents evacuated the city early in the war leaving behind the family home. we did have hope that we could come back and retrieve maybe some memories and it's all gone and any hope of returning anytime soon. also gone the city's 80% destroyed. so there is no water electricity and the authorities are even speaking about if i creating the whole city of the locals for

winter. because there are probably no way to survive and as winter weather is fast approaching in ukraine a bay area. non-profit is helping people get to safety the demand for recreational surgeon igor markov is the director of nova ukraine. it's been funding evacuations since the start of the war as their vehicles were destroyed in some cases. we founded replacement vehicles and they just had two more vehicles destroyed in the missile attack on year. it was a parisha ukrainian officials say at least 30 people were killed in that. way volatility still on display daily and the future of so many ukrainians still up in the air including anna's parents. well, they try to rebuild do you think or will they go somewhere else entirely, you know, this is a question. we don't know the answer yet for now. we are taking this day by day tara campbell abc 7 news alright

lisa wants to check outside. all right, our stratus deck is deeper this morning. 7:06 is the official sunrise you can see visibility is good because that deck of low clouds is grown so much taller, so that means a cool day as we take it's time as it takes its time revealing the sun. we'll talk about it in detail coming up. thanks lisa. also, i had an emotional ceremony in san francisco this weekend a street is renamed after a thai grandfather kills an attack that many believe sparked a national movement plus the french spider-man added again this time he had company as he scaled a nearly 500 foot building. your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall.

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fifth anniversary of the deadliest mass shooting in us history 60 people were killed and hundreds more were injured at the route 91 harvest festival in las vegas the clark county in las vegas police hosted the annual sunrise rememberance ceremony in 2017. gunmen opened fire on the crowd at the festival from a window on a 32nd floor of the mandalay bay hotel each year since survivors of the attack as well as relatives of those killed take part in a ceremony to honor the lives lost and abc news has learned at least 174 people have died after a soccer match in indonesia turned videos posted online show fans storming the field and clashing with police in riot gear outside the stadium at least five police cars were toppled and set on fire many were trampled and suffocated and

what's being called one of the deadliest sports events in the world. there have been previous outbreaks of trouble that matches in indonesia with strong rivalries between clubs sometimes leading to violence. the killing of an 84 year old ty grandfather in january of 2021 is credited with sparking the movement to stop attacks on asian americans yesterday. there was a dedication the sounds of celebration heard in the anza vista neighborhood saturday are quite a contrast to what happened on these streets more than 600 days ago like so many of us. i will never forget january 8th 2021 when a video showed up on my social media feed of a brutal attack on an asian man in broad

daylight video. i broke then showed 8 year-old visha rottnapati senselessly shoved to the ground and killed the incident left his daughter montana's heartbroken and caused such an uproar many believe that sparked a national movement to end aapi hate montana and her family. grieved and then immediately turned their tragedy into mission to give voice to so many voiceless in our community. civilians banded together to raise money for safety equipment legal groups also called for change in how hate crimes are categorized and called to action the need for victims to be properly communicated with saturday as local leaders and activists gathered thai monks chanted and the crowd cheered as sonora lane became visha rottnapakti way a small reminder of the triumph a symbol of the work done so far and the long road ahead in stopping aapi hate and no one said to live in fear even outer asian people today.

i see their young generation and i was so proud to see young people to standing with us and they see young chorus. we must all work together to stop asian head. father we miss you every day dion limb abc 7 news. in the east bay police have arrested a suspect after more than 100 cars were vandalized in alameda residents woke up to slash tires and scratch paint on vehicles police identify to 25 year old man from alameda through surveillance video. it's not the first time we get vandalized here we get broken windows and their card breaking in. you know, it's really really found here their car between

8:30 and 11 friday night is asked to contact alameda, please. history made on the supreme court for the first time in its 232-year existence. there are four women justices on the bench. this is an official photo of the four justices together. it will also be the first time a majority of justices are women or people of color catanji brown jackson will take her seat as associate justice tomorrow at the start of the new term and the daredevil climber who's been nicknamed the french spider-man scaled one of barcelona's highest skyscrapers on saturday without a harness and for this stunt he did have some company free climber alan. robert was joined for the first time by his son julian bystanders and police watched as the two climb the 472 foot glass covered office building. they completed the climb in less than an hour and they were met at the top by police who escorted them down the more traditional way inside the building and i was just reading about it and it sounds like he's climbed the eiffel tower before and even the golden gate bridge lisa. so that's interesting some talent, i guess right. let's go check the forecast. all right. well, we have a very tall. of low clouds and because of that it has reached well over into the east bay over 3,000

feet deep, but not fairfield with the southwest wind at 16 still clear sky there cloudy conquered and livermore. so we have a week weather system and a really robust marine layer overhead and as it all begins to peel back to the shoreline, we're going to see more sun but not enough to warm us up to near average readings. in fact, we'll be below average. no 80s to speak of today. there's a look at the low clouds the fog from the san ramon valley out towards san mateo and fremont this morning all the whip towards santa rosa's current numbers are coolest well to the north clear lake is at 50 degrees. but otherwise, we're from the upper 50s around san mateo to low 60s hayward palo alto 63 in san jose. good morning concord 62 for you and without that radiation cooling that blanket of low clouds that has escaped into the atmosphere. we are warmer five to seven degrees mild this morning, but by the finish the end of the day, will be cooler and we had that cool down yesterday up to 15 and 20 degrees cooler.

those southerly winds into the north bay. wow. you were only in the 60s up towards the sonoma county gray skies this morning, but it looks clear out there right because the deck of clouds is so tall looking at sunny conditions even to the coast today, but the numbers below average and then warmer for fleet week. we're talking about that slow warm-up to start and then by the middle of the week, we'll see those 90s arrive inland. so there is the start of the day and as we get towards about 3:00 pm the low cloud deck wants to pull all the way back to the coast and then push back in for mostly cloudy start to your monday temperatures coming up by about tuesday, but i think by wednesday it becomes more dramatic. here's a look at what you can expect for monday plus in to return to some low to mid 80s still 60s and 70s elsewhere from the coast to the bay shore and then by tuesday, we're gaining about five degrees inland a couple more degrees along the bay and then wednesday could see some 90s inland and it looks like a very typical october

scenario, although it will be above average. so as we look at the highs today notice you have to go way out towards sacramento the southern sacramento valley to get into those 80s looking more like near average today, san francisco and oakland 60s and 70s and if we make it to that upper 70s in san jose about three degrees shive average same deal up in santa rosa. so cool day for the north south end of the bay our inland valleys, but otherwise the breezy winds and kind of a fall feel to the day today the accuweather seven day forecast featuring the warmer weather slow warm up monday and tuesday. i think you'll begin to feel it by tuesday, very pleasant and then by the middle of the week, wednesday, thursday and friday high pressure building in for a lot of sunshine les fog much warmer days and even perhaps upper 60s to near 70 at the coast. so that fantastic weather good ability for fleet week. yeah. all right. let's look forward to this month lisa. thank you excited about that

weather just ahead and honest conversation about hispanic and latino culture and visibility as we celebrate hispanic heritage month at abc 7. we're gonna give you a preview of our one hour news special airing this this month are america invisible.

which johnson joins us now from new york to tell us what's coming up at 7:00 on good morning america? good morning, coming up on gma the urgent rescue efforts continue in the wake of hurricane ian the death toll rising to at least 76 across florida and the carolinas as authorities in some areas are now facing questions about whether evacuation orders came too late plus breaking overnight deadly stampede what we're learning about this panic at an indonesian soccer match that is left dozens dead. and what may have caused the

tragic uproar at the stadium and with inflation hitting everyone's wallets how some major retailers are helping you get a jump start to the winter holiday shopping season with early october sales. it's all ahead here on gma. in celebration of hispanic heritage month abc 7 is premiering the one hour news special our america invisible which explores what hispanic and latino visibility looks like in different sectors of society. there are many different and sometimes complicated identities which exist within the hispanic culture take a look. i come from the territory. that is a picuche also of inca descent. i am one of the founders of indigenous peoples. they feel inc. we were trying to be more awareness to the indigenous community among us first and then also to the larger public with the relatives indigenous relatives from the north knowing

that they have a strong connection to the traditions despite of the obstacles and challenges and makes us alive. i mean makes us, you know, if it makes us feel that we're here. this was the first indigenous president of mexico. so for me, it's like you're hispanic where mexico i was. outside putting people are from our oaxaca oaxaca o hakamahiko, and we're going to find ourselves like cloud people. the language still like present there is still like a lot of people that we are like still fully loaded. indigenous i think the people that don't look like i mean like as indigenous because they have an idea, you know, like again, and you know the term is panic it is you know, they think just like everyone from mexico hispanic. those terms today are

problematic week is also translating to the way they reinbend the culture. so now we have the latin culture. sometimes the people say and it's like what is that in culture? this is just a new invention of people congru people coming from all over the continent that it so happened to speak, you know, the colonial language of spanish or french, you know, or you know portuguese and now they've been label and box into that sort of like new identity, which is also in my view. it's being constructed within the you know within this own country. and you can stream the full special our america invisible on the abc 7 bay area streamingvaps so to come on abc 7 morning step taking steps to process the trauma in the east campus in oakland to collect their things this weekend.

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moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news alright. good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. we're going to start this half hour with a look at the weather and we can see the sunrise shifting already. yes, isn't that the truth? i'm not coming up till 7:06. it's sets about 10 minutes before 7:00. so we're dark but we are milder. it is 60 and half moon bay looking at mid 50s around redwood city, but overall you see those 60s, it feels milder and it is because the local cloud deck that's stratus has grown and it's moved to our inland valley. so we are anywhere from six to seven degrees warmer for most locations nine o'clock. we still have the clouds around but they quickly peel back. look what happens by 11 o'clock. we're sunny in the upper 60s, it gets breezy at the coast, but

we're going to see sunshine here mid 60s to upper 60s downtown. this is three o'clock notice only in the 70s for the north end and south end of the bay, so it's cooler and the fog comes back. fleet tonight, but we'll talk about when that warm-up begins in a few minutes liz. alright lisa. thanks. it's been a difficult few days for students coming from the king estates campus in oakland after the school shooting there on wednesday some of them return this weekend to pick up belongings left behind in the chaos, six. people were hurt in the shooting oakland police are still searching for suspects abc 7 news reporter coronel bernard reports. i'm feeling okay. i just i do worry about the people that might have been hurt 13 year old amari mcdaniel returned to oakland's bay tech charter school saturday. he came back to campus to collect his backpack left behind on wednesday when students ran from the school escorted by police after 30 rounds were fired six adults were injured including two students, and i do know that i'm okay.

sure. i checked in on my friends and stuff made sure they were okay. we were all up when coming up here lining up waiting to get our kids not an understanding that we could have actually been coming right into the line of fire. which is what makes this situation all that much more difficult for everybody involved with security guards standing watch there were plenty of hugs from baytex middle school principals cecily frost welcoming more than 300 students and parents back to collect belongings on the king of states campus shared by multiple schools. we have part of the community. here with carefully walk. it back into their classroom to pick up. up their items coco the therapy horse was here to help put students at ease psychologists.

say processing. the trauma is key. we have to talk through this where everyone's still in that fight or flight mode right now after i'm a traumatic event, and it's very important to talk about your feelings. we're listening to our families. we're listening to our students. we're listening to our staff in the community and we're taking it day by day. principal frost doesn't know when students will return to class amari isn't sure he's ready. really? i don't i don't know.

saturday that sent a woman to the hospital our media partners at the mercury news report that the 57 year old victim was shot multiple times while at a stoplight. it happened around 9:30 in the morning at bancroft avenue in havenscourt boulevard. police say the woman was alone in her car when a man in another car opened fire the suspect drove off but witnesses were able to get a description and

license plate number officer spotted the car a short time later in another part of east, oakland and made the arrest after a brief pursuit. please say a gun was recovered also in theast bay oakland police are investigating a break-in at a store owned by aisha curry this photo shared by a store representative shows at least one thief broke in through the front entrance of curry's

downtown shops. sweet. july, please say several items there were stolen the shop stayed closed for the day and in an event that was planned will now be rescheduled curry opened her store in july and highlights products local and black owned companies. governor gavin newsom is signed into law a buildup prohibits the dna collected from sexual assault victims to be used for anything other than identifying the suspect entities will be able to afford to actually pay humans to basically do nothing. ai and its risks have been a mainstay in pop culture ever since the terminator showed us, what a worst case scenario future could look like i'll be back. good morning, sir, things looked

more promising in 2004's. i robot where the ais acted more like servants. but once again that thing threw somebody out of a window, is that registering with you to be sure new technology means new safety concerns, but also new promise. and that was digital volta reporting little creepy. but alright, i guess that's the future still ahead on abc 7 mornings. is it too late to get a passport in time for the holidays 7 on your side's michael finney has the answer for us and here's a live look outside this morning looking out over the san francisco's skyline. you can just see the ferry building down there in the corner just a beautiful view there this morning time right now 6:37 on this sunday. we'll talk with lisa again when we get back.

planning to travel overseas for the holidays. well, if so time is running out for those who need to apply for a passport or to renew. seven on your sides michael finney has some tips. for shawna has fond memories of her last visit to india.

it's been five years since she visited unfortunately some she had hoped to see nor no longer with us. there's been a lot of covid that that have happened. the family is planning a trip to india for an upcoming wedding into catch up with relatives. there's a lot of senior citizens. that are you know. lay ladies early nineties. so super important, especially for the kids to be able to connect pressure is just 16 years old her past trip to india happened at a much younger age and is now a distant memory. she's looking forward to creating new ones. i was really excited because we haven't been there in a very long time. so for me to be able to see my cousins again and see all my family again would definitely be a great experience precious passport. unfortunately expired. so her parents had to go to the passport office to get her a new one you can take weeks to get an appointment especially during the summer plus processing time

can take another 10 weeks, but when tin weeks became 13 the family became concerned now, i'm like freaking out because we need visas in place. we need to book our tickets in place pamela hack of the san francisco passport agency says children are the most likely to see delays in getting their passports. they need to be renewed and have either both parents present or at least one parent present and the other parents has to find a notarized release. if you're planning to travel internationally on thanksgiving your advised to pay an extra $60 to get an expedited passport. you can get one day shipping of your passport once it is issued for an additional $18.32. those traveling for christmas should apply immediately but shouldn't have to expedite. i'm happy to say that we do have availability for appointments. it's much better than it was may and june, especially those appointments are also available

at the post office and some non-governmental facilities appointments are only available at the past four agency if you're less than two weeks from your travel day. most people should be able to renew by mail. pretty sure received her passport after her mother contacted seven on your side and we contacted the past four agency. love you guys. we love the segments where you've helped people and we get to hear about it. i'm michael finney seven on your side. and we want to hear from you. send us your stories about buying a home a car paying off a loan anything that has to do with money michael finney and the seven on your side team want to hear about both your triumphs and your overflow.com/seven on your side to share them.

all right lisa. let's look outside. all right, we can see this shot looking at the golden gate bridge here where we're beginning finally to what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast... like beyond-gig-speed fast. yeaaaaaaaaay!!! with three times the bandwidth, and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once. get the xfinity supersonic bundle

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bay area college football teams were back on the gridiron for week five of the season. meanwhile in major league baseball the san francisco giants were looking for a chance to make it to the playoffs in october. casey. pratt has all the highlights in this morning sports. good morning, somehow here in october. the giants were still clinging to a remote possibility of making the playoffs, but they would have needed to win out and hope for philly's losses giants hosting the d-backs. i wonder if madbum is drinking hunter pence's brand of coffee here. the dbacks didn't leave the giants much. hope they put it away with a four-run. seventh. jock peterson. can't make the diving catch. oh man, sergio, alcantara to run double snakes go up eight to play the day comes in the bottom the eighth lemont way junior with the foul ball.

it goes into the cove and it's just right there for the kayakers. all they have to do is just reached the ball, but the struggle the struggle is real these days. they're trying to get it but you know, what if you give them a cubby go dave too much time joint. he's gonna steal it from you metaphor for the whole season right there. the giants lose 8-4 they're officially eliminated from playoff contention and dave did end up giving him that ball a's taking on the playoff bound mariners in seattle. look, it's a space needle. first inning first major league rbi for jordan diaz base hit the left. tony kemp comes around to score one of oakland, but the lead did not last long bottom half the inning adam allard gives up a bases loaded hit to sam haggerty two runs will come around to score all our lasted just one ending three one ends it stayed that way until the 8th louis torrens with a high fly ball to right center seth brown says, i got a chad pinder says i got it and nobody got it a run will score mccovey.com. dave probably ended up with that ball two a's fall five one

stanford taking on 13th rank, oregon. this guy had a lot of reasons to dance first quarter oregon's bo nicks out to chad kota slips through the defense. he is gone 49 yards. did that house ten-nothing, oregon after another oregon score stanford turns it over bonex can't decide whether to run or pass. he runs. it's 24:3 ducks and just before the half jordan james. morning are out 31-3 ducks at the half and stanford goes on to lose. justin wilcox and the bears of wazoo trying to go 2-0 in the pac-12 for the first time since 2015 third quarter cougs up. 14-3. cam ward buying time. he escapes so much time. too much time. he chucks it but craig woodson picks him off cal has a takeaway in 18 straight game still 14 3 was who next play jay not in for the score. he only had 69 yards in the touchdown. they went for two and miss it on 149 cougars responded 90 seconds

ward bell 37 yard touchdown makes a 21-9 ward throws for 343 yards and three tds things got worse for cal jack plumber scrambling goes down without contact never a good sign. he'd taken a big hit earlier in the drive. he did not return after limping to the sideline. cal only says, it's a knee injury right now bears lose 289 dropping to three and two san jose state wyoming taking on the cowboys. let's talk defense wyoming's titus when tackled at the end zone for a safety by noah right later left with an injury sparty down 3-2 the first touchdown of the game came midway through the second chevy cordero finds skylar loving black for the eight yard score 12-3, san jose state cordero celebrating his birthday in style. 314 yards one passing touchdown added two rushing touchdowns. i'm casey pratt.s party wins and a reminder that 49ers are right here on abc 7. they're going to play the rams on monday night football. kickoff is tomorrow at 5 pm.

okay, lisa starting to feel like fall here, but just for a little bit. yeah, just for another couple days and then going to warm up and get back to some more typical october weather just in time for fleet week as we look at live doppler 7. you can see all the clouds here right along the coast and we go in closer and it is cloudy in our inland valleys, but not sacramento. it hasn't made it out towards solano county. we are clear in fairfield and clear skies will reveal the rest of the bay area as we get through the mid and late morning hours. so it's gonna take some time you can see the clouds here from the south bay the shark tank temperatures in the low 60s downtown santa clara and half moon bay. we're milder with that thick blanket up to three thousand feet or 3200 feet that is deeper and that is allowing for us to camer the golden

gate bridge here. you can see that visibility not bad 58 santa rosa 59 petaluma was 62 in concord and as we look at our 24-hour temperature change because we have that thick blanket of stratus. we are milder. we'll be cooler to well below average and a top. a peak notice all the gray sky here as we look out the visibility obstructed there from the cloud deck. so as we wake up to the gray sky and 60s and 70s and as we get through the next couple of days the temperatures warm slowly and then by wednesday, we should see some 90s and our inland valleys. there's a look at the fog. it's going to move back all the way across the bay and then pulling back to the coast. so we'll see some sun from our beaches. it'll get breezy with that afternoon sea breeze and then the local club deck once again pushes inland for your early monday it retreats and we're back to temperatures fairly similar, maybe a degree or two warmer on monday and then by tuesday, we're coming up maybe three to five degrees and then as we look at the next several

days in the upcoming work week, and our inland valleys are on dublin, san ramon and concord new lotus how we get warmer and warmer so blow average today getting closer to average tomorrow and then feeling the warmth to come tuesday. plus it's still fall like weather but by the middle to the end of the week, it's a return toge tempay thon south bay more seventies than 80s you have t moanil and losatos the low 80s. otherwise 75 in santa clara milpitas checking in at 74 late in the day about 3:34. clock 72 san mateo and palo alto with numbers coming down another three to four degrees the sunshine today making the bluegrass festival a little bit brighter you have that afternoon sea breeze with mid and upper 60s golden gate park about 65 looking at 76 in sonoma. so widespread 70s here a nice fall afternoon. maybe heading to the pumpkin patch as you had over towards the east bay just low 70s waiting throughout the afternoon to warm up though.

so jacket weather this morning with the cloud cover then revealing some sun throughout the late day and as we get in towards our inland valleys, it's a nice afternoon, but got to have the fall feel. to enjoy those low 80s, right because as we look at the accuweather seven day forecast temperatures will slowly warm up and we'll be a shedding the layers as we go through the next couple of days afternoons get milder 70s 80s, very pleasant and then eighties to low to mid 90s even the coast warming up a bit. we'll keep the low clouds the fog really fantastic time of year. we like to keep it quiet. so the rest of the nation doesn't know how nice it is not over here. some things are not so quiet. sometimes we have a lot of fires this time of you're not going we don't but so far it has been quiet which will take we need that for now. yes. thank you lisa. all right now to problems across the pacific there are growing concerns over erosion damage along maui's coastline one east bay area couple says they saw palm trees falling into the ocean during their trip abc 7

news reporter dustin dorsey. spoke with the local climate expert about with this represents for coastlines around the world. the beautiful beaches of maui and hawaii draw millions of visitors from around the world every year san jose resident steve sardello and his wife have been there all week. but instead of seeing this at their hotel in lahaina, this is what kanapali beach looks like we're literally sitting at the pool on lounge chairs watching palm trees fall into the ocean then walking over to the palm trees towards the beach. we're seeing the sidewalk disappearing more and more each day. it's been a crazy week here. now. we native tiada lawrence captured this drone video. going toppled palm trees as the waves nearly crash onto the kaanapali ali hotel the walkway connecting the resorts on west maui impassable every year lawrence blames the island's tourism industry and climate change for the shorelines breaking down. it makes me sad for future gener.

ations and sea level rise, you know island nations around the world are feeling the impacts of climate change, san jose state geologist, dr. kimberly blizniok agrees and says this rise is impacting even bay area residents who've never visited hawaii the intergovernmental panel on climate change says the sea level will increase 20 centimeters by 2050 making waves crash higher eroding beaches by up to 15 yards including here in the bay area dr. blazniuk says, our only option is to move buildings back if we stay on the shoreline the shoreline will be eroded in your build on whether you have a role or lighthouse or a house. wouldn't the land underneath your structure is eroding away. there's nothing you can do dr. blisnia says these images are reminders of the inevitability

of climate change dust and dorsey abc 7 news. i'm really sad to see that. alright next the castro street fair is back. we'll have more on the 48th rendition of the annual castro district tradition in just a few minutes stick with us.

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and i thought, yeah, it works for me. it's the 48th annual castro street fair back again celebrating the vibrant san francisco neighborhood the fair kicks off at 11:00 this morning. it goes till 6:00 tonight. you're going to be able to catch live music from artists djs and performers on the main stage there and then there's also going to be food and local vendors and it should be a pretty nice day for that as well. of course bring a jacket is san francisco. but yeah looks fun. we'll see some sunshine mid to upper 60s depending on what part of the city you're in with 70s around the bayshore some low 80s. well inland and look at the rest of the week, we slowly get warmer and then we're back to a summer like feeling as we get into fleet week the end of the week next weekend. all right, let's look forward to this week. thank you and thanks for joining

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