♪ announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7 news. kristen: i love that sound, the unmistakable sound of airplane speeding over the bay. good evening. you are watching abc seven news at 11:00. even if you did not see them, you likely heard them in san francisco today. the blue angels took over the sky for awesome aerial acrobatics. the stunts and flyovers are the headline of the san francisco fleet week. our reporter soaked it all in. reporter: it has become one of san francisco's most popular and

loudest traditions. the blue angels airshow, headlining fleet week. >> i'd like the noise. reporter: scott richardson came out with his parents and son. san francisco fleet week started in 1981 by mayor dianne feinstein and has grown into the largest annual celebration of the armed forces in the country. >> they have been on the other side of the break. he loved to go to the blue angels, so we keep going. reporter: the airshow is an annual tradition for her family, but this year, she says the fog made it hard to see and may have shortened the show. anything different this year that stood out? >> the fog. and it was cold. reporter: fleet week is expected to draw more than one million visitors to san francisco and generate close to $10 million in revenue for the city as it emerges from the pandemic.

>>, the kinds of things you see on the tv. it is great to see it in person. reporter: this is her second time it fleet week. the weather was an issue for some, but that was not his main complaint. >> it was kinda crazy. that is ok. it is san francisco. we understand. reporter: will you still do it? >> for sure. reporter: spen h\ was excited, t admits he was a little disappointed. mainly because of the fog. >> i was hoping to see more. reporter: letdown? >> that event. betterment. maybe next year. i will come back next year. dion: talking about that fog, things were delayed for a bit, but let's hope things look good tomorrow spencer? spencer: yes. overnight, here is a forecast. lots of low clouds and fog overnight with lots of drizzle near the coast and maybe even

some on shore. by midday tomorrow, skies should be sunny. maybe some lingering low clouds of the golden gate, like today, but they will probe burner weight and be thinner than today . low temperatures in the mid 50's. tomorrow, noon, sunny skies just about everywhere including the bay and golden gate. it could be a thin layer of low clouds lingering at the golden gate, but i expect viewing conditions tomorrow to be slightly better than today. dion: we will take slightly. thank you. for all of the fleet week information you need, there is only one place. watch the airshow's life from anywhere with the abc7news app and abc7news.com. you will also be able to find a full schedule of the other fleet week related festivities. moving on to the north bay, i solemn milestone was remembered today. five years ago, a raging wildfire displays thousands in sonoma and napa county and killed dozens of people.

wildfire survivors gathered to remember what was lost and how far the community has moved forward since the tragedy. our news reporter brings us the story from santa rosa. >> it was a matter of minutes, and he had to act and go. reporter: he is wearing the same clothing the same day his world turned upside down in 2018 was a fire force more than 100,000 people to evacuate, leaving neighborhoods in ruins did his home was destroyed. >> every since the fire happened, from the very next day , you almost felt like you were sleepwalking through life, up until the time you have your house back. reporter: the fire was destructive and deadly, killing 40 across the north bay, including 24 in sonoma county. >> [indiscernible] reporter: the victim's names were read out loud at this emotional ceremony, marking five years since the fire. >> we were notified by the sound

of the wind, the branches snapping, the propane tanks exploding. >> [indiscernible] reporter: the scene of chaos as first responders tried moving residents to safety after electronic alert systems failed to notify some in harm's way. supervisor james court acknowledged mistakes were made. >> i am sorry we were not where we needed to be to help you in that time. reporter: the fire department says lessons have been learned. >> yes, we absolutely look at things much differently now, how we respond, how we alert, how we warn. reporter: this was hopper avenue and coffee park after the fire, the neighbor unrecognizable, hundreds of homes gone. today, the same stretches returning from the ashes. since the fire, about 90% of the homes and coffee park have been rebuilt, but not all like this was still under construction. meantime, others are so struggling to get back home. >> it is incredible it has taken

this long. reporter: this was her home after the fire. five years later, her new house is almost done a bit of move-in date is unknown. >> it has been a process, especially with covid, with shortages, and all of that. everything affects it. reporter: many agreed that firestorm tragedy has galvanizes community, making it stronger. >> it is a bit clichéd tuesday, but the county has emerged stronger, better prepared, and more resilient. dion: new at 11:00, fire burning along 580 and oakland temporarily shut down westbound lanes tonight. oakland fire says the blade started as a car fire at 9:00 and jumped up a hill near 30 5th avenue and burned near some homes, but firefighters were able to keep it from spreading. also in the east bay, 30 five ave, shooting cap one person in the three others wounded. it all happened just after 1:30 this morning in the area of

durant and telegraph, less than two blocks from campus. uc berkeley says the shooting happened during the fight and no students were involved and there is no connection to the campus. people nearby describe the scene. >> the whole street was just crazy. it was like everyone was everywhere. i was freaking out. i cold my homie, like, what was happening. >> it was gunshots. eight rounds. we ran inside because we wanted, we were not sure what was going on. dion: there have been no arrests. meantime, shooting in oakland claimed a life and injured a second person. it happened last night near bankrupt and 40 5th avenue aware policing when men died in the second was wounded, but is expected to survive. it is the 102nd homicide of the year. this is the third straight year oakland has seen at least 100 homicides.

a 14-year-old girl from oakland is missing. police are asking for help to locate ingrid fernandez here. she was last seen at 10:00 a.m. yesterday on olive street and 90 2nd avenue. fernandez was wearing a blue and black shirt and blue jeans. police say she is at risk due to her age. all right, switching gears and moving to sports in the warriors of the big news, draymond green, speaking for the first time since punching jordan poole at practice on wednesday. >> joins us now. we heard from green. chris: yes. an unfortunate situation for a team that recently returned from what was essentially a great team bonding trip in tokyo for those games last weekend. here is the video from wednesday. you see green walking up to him, some words are said, then he punches him in the face. an ugly situation. green met the media and tried to explain today. >> the video you saw, the way it

is cut is as such to where i essentially walked into practice and did what i did, and i take that very seriously, because her people hurt people, and i was in a very contentious space that morning, dealing with some things that are near and dear to me, and i heard someone -- hu rt someone because i was in a place of her, and for that, i have apologized and you know, you apologize with words, but ultimately your action show your apologies. chris: he says he does not know when he will return, but he would like to play in the season opener, ring not, the warriors raised their seventh championship banner.

we spoke for 40 minutes today. there were a lot of heartfelt things he said. as he mentioned, it's one thing to say the words, but we will have to wait and see how this plays out. i think it resolves itself in due time. dion: actions speak louder. we shall see. thanks. >> [indiscernible] dion: songs to honor the lives lost, candles, prayers, and photos of the victim shared, a community filled with grief. visual number three out of four was held tonight for a family of four found dead earlier this week after they were kidnapped. the youngest victim was only eight months old. her parents and the child's uncle were also victims. police say they have arrested two brothers. the first suspect was allegedly a former employee for the family's trucking business. he was charged with four counts of murder. his brother was always arrested on conspiracy charges.

a fourth and final digital is planned for tomorrow night. much more to come on abc7news at 11:00. a day of action across the country with one month ago into midterm elections. we will take you to one of the rallies over abortion rights. and, a little later, will this be the winner we get hit with what has been called a

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dion: in the north bay, officers have three suspects in burglaries. police say $10,000 of merchandise was stolen from stores. the three suspects have related prior arrests and are currently

being held at the sonoma county jail. well, it is official, we are an election season, with san francisco opening ballot drop boxes across the city. they will be open 24/7 until election day, november 8. you can find location for these drop boxes online. people can return their vote by mail ballots to the post office at the city hall voting center on october 11 and at any other other places on election day. solidarity for abortion rights, as women and allies marched through the streets of san francisco. >> we do not talk enough about abortions, and i do believe that shame and guilt i felt withholding my story for so many years, impacted my health. dion: the rally aimed to fight new abortion laws. people join together with signs, demanding legal abortion care for the nation. this follows governor newsom's

recent political pants -- stance on abortion laws in states, that started in the square and included speakers to the hall. meantime, dozens of supporters of a minority group in afghanistan also gathered at city hall today to protest increased attacks. >> forngn people -- dion: last week, a suicide bomber in kabul targeted young women preparing for the university exams. the united nations is 35 people were killed and 82 wounded. today, the demonstrators are calling for the genocide to stop. >> the genocide has to be recognized by the united nations. and an investigation has to be started. dion: there have been several attacks over the past year at places of worship, schools, and other public places. so far, there has been no response from the ruling taliban. the number of gray whales off the west coast of america continues to decline. the most recent count is down

38% from its peak seven years ago. those whales also had the fewest calves since they began counting verse 20 years ago. the increasing number of gray ♪ whales washed up on beaches led the agency to declare an unusual mortality event in 20. you can see them in san francisco bay, where many whales appear malnourished. swinging for a good cause, more than 100 golfers teed off at a golf course today in san francisco. check it out. this is the fourth fundraiser hosted by sf pride. they got participants fired up for the event. each foursome was paired with a professional golfer and a scramble format. the event raises funds for sf pride and local organizations. last year brought in nearly

$100,000. abc 7 is a proud sponsor of sf pride and was the exclusive broadcast partner of the pride parade in june. kristen: that's cool. chris: we did have some fog today. >> look at the background. it is thinner and less dense than it was this afternoon. only for a while. here is what's happening now. we start with the surface wind, very light at the moment. the strongest we could find at the moment are in san francisco at sfo, 13 miles per hour, also here. fairfield just some 250 miles per hour. the tender change shows virtually every location in the bay area is a few degrees cooler now been this time last night. on we go to a live view from the exploratorium camera looking at then fog over san francisco. 55 in the city. oakland d4. palo alto 57. 57 santa clara.

half moon bay is 54. nice, clear view. this is looking across the bay. you can see it is 51 santa rosa 54 57 napa. low to mid 60's. one more live view from a rooftop camera looking along at things clear embarcadero for now. fog and low clouds increase overnight along with coastal drizzle, a little bit of that drizzle may work its way on shore. mostly sunny tomorrow and breezy. breezy with below average temperatures early next week. tonight this is what we expect after midnight, and increasing clouds and fog, pushing across the bay with lots of patches of drizzle offshore here at some of that may work its way on shore as well. were talking isolated patches of drizzle overnight night and early morning. by noon tomorrow, mainly sunny just about everywhere except fog that made linger. overnight low temperatures in

the mid to upper 50's. highs tomorrow, low 60's of the coast, bayshore shoreline, litter mid-seventies, 67 in san francisco. north bay, 81, 79. inland east bay, mid 80's. 86 concord. antioch. livermore. uniform range of temperatures. south bay. 74. palo alto. 78. san jose. 86. morgan hill. here is the accuweather 7 day forecast. we still have one more day and we expect it to be like today, but a little bit sunnier, so a little bit less fog, but still some fog at the golden gate. still pretty good viewing conditions, slightly better than today's conditions were. monday, much like tomorrow was so high temperatures in the mid 80's the next two days. inland, bay shoreline, mid-70's. cooler tuesday. temperatures bounce wednesday, thursday to the range they will be in tomorrow. at the end of the week, friday and saturday a minor warm up a

couple of degrees. basically were looking at just a beautiful week of fine fall weather. it will be amazing. dion: it will be nice. the fog act like a soft filter. let's think of it that way. spencer, thanks. much more to come, including this. it is pumpkin season. we have one gigantic pumpkin that has set a record. we wil

[laughter] dion: oh my gord. that was courtesy of my colleague. this pumpkin is apparently the heaviest in north america, 2480 pounds, at the topsfield fair in massachusetts. the prizewinner won the

main prize. he said the pumpkin has a name. he took him $6,500 and an additional $2000 for breaking the record. i mean, it is just big. i stopped counting. >> yeah. we have the half moon bay one coming up. dion: that is fun. >> i've never seen pumpkins that big. dion: that is because you are here. chris: draymond green speaking for the first time since the incident at practice with jordan poole. how he plans to the , next in sps

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>> abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. chris: draymond green spoke for 40 minutes today. jordan poole has yet to speak. here's a video from wednesday's practice league to tmz. poole shoves him. a really ugly situation that got physical. fremont says he does not know when he -- draymond says he does not know when he will return. he expressed regret for not being able to control his emotions and apologized to jordan poole and his family along with his own family and the warriors organization. >> for me personally, i have to take what comes with that and continue to better myself as i

will. like i said before, rebuild the trust and the relationships in this locker room because ultimately that is what is most important to me. >> is trust in any way compromised already? >> no comment. chris: can you smell what the pac-12 after dark is cooking? tanner mckee to bryson tremaine, tremendous catch for a touchdown. so nice we show it twice. that will get coach shaw to smile. sacking the quarterback four times. tristen sinclair up the middle and down -- tanner mckee to tremaine again down the middle. sharks and creditors. second game in prague.

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bomb caused several railways to catch fire. causing the bridge to collapse. >> it is the main supply route for the almost 2.5 million people that live in crimea area. this was the way to solidify russian central territory with the crimea he took in 2014. this is a stunning victory for the ukrainians on the battlefield but also a stunning blow to vladimir putin and of the russian people. reporter: the bombing just one day after vladimir putin turned 70. ukraine not claiming direct responsibility for the attack but an advisor to president zelenskyy calling it a beginning saying everything illegal must be destroyed. overnight, russian missile strikes sending plumes of smoke into the air. rescuers frantically searching for survivors. the attacks as ukraine continues to break through russian lines

in the south and eastern parts of the country. president zelenskyy claiming ukrainian military has retaken 300 square miles of russian occupied territory this week alone and as fears of a nuclear attack escalate, resident buying warning of the risk of nuclear war saying we have not faced the prospect of armageddon since the cuban missile crisis. the white house walking back his remarks saying there is no evidence that vladimir putin is planning to use nuclear weapons imminently. dion: it may be time for facebook users to change their password. one million users were warned their login information may have been hacked. metta researchers found 400 malicious apps designed to steal usernames and passwords. they were disguised as photo editors or downloadable games.

all of those apps have been reported. a horse that ran away to run wild is back home tonight eight years later. shane adams says he lost his horse while camping in utah. the horse broke free and made a run for it joining a herd of wild mustangs. he searched for the horse for years but gave up. a few weeks ago the bureau of land management was rounding up some mustangs noticing that one of them looked at different. he had a brand of a horse reported missing eight years ago. they were then reunited. >> it is crazy. he still acts the same. dion: unbelievable. he is now 18 years old and you can see that he is underweight. adams is working on getting him back to health. there is growing concern as the

cooler weather returns and flu season approaches, experts are worried that the number of flu cases will be higher. that combined with covid and possible new variants has health officials concerned. reporter: a warning from health experts warning -- urging americans to get their flu shot as well as their covid-19 booster. >> we should anticipate that we may get another variant that would emerge at would elude the immune response that we have gotten from infection and/or from vaccination. reporter: dr. anthony fauci not alone in issuing this warning. others say it is possible a new variant put emerge that evades vaccines. as for the flu, the country experienced low levels in the last two years. this was due two behavioral

changes during the pandemic including avoiding large gatherings and masking up but new york how the visuals say they are seeing nearly four times the amount compared to this time last year. that number fueling concerns. >> there is really no way to know what flu activity will look like from season to season, we know that every year the first step to protect yourself is a flu vaccination. reporter: the cdc report -- urging everyone over six months to get a flu shot. the best time is between now and the end of october. for those 65 or older, they are recommending a flu vaccine. and you can get your flu shot and your updated booster at the same time. dion: still to come tonight on abc7news at 11:00, the bands brought the blast to disney world today.

the magical celebration that hopes to kickstart a new era thanks to some hbcus. spencer: we will see low clouds and fog and drizzle tonight but the sun will shine tomorrow. the

dion: is a fun filled week and including a highly anticipatory -- anticipated food festival. the st. maarten armenian church hosted a food festival on friday and saturday. there was a huge turnout. it included food and dancing celebrating the armenian culture. the festivities ended about 80 minutes ago. history is in the making at walt disney world resort this weekend which is hosting hbcus for the

first time. they brought their high-stepping and signature sounds to the heart of the magic kingdom. reporter: this is the type of show we are used to seeing at the magic kingdom but hbcu week is bringing a new event to main street. >> they are not ready for us. reporter: sarah banner is ready. >> i got a flight at 6:00 this morning. reporter: for something she never thought she would see. >> for her to perform at a parade here, she was overwhelmed. reporter: her daughter marching down main street with a band from north carolina a&t. >> they always bring it every time, everywhere, every stage and every field. reporter: one of four bands from historically black colleges to rock the crowd. >> that is amazing.

reporter: putting bands like winston state university front and center on the world stage. >> we have never really been acknowledged the way that we are now. this is such a great opportunity. reporter: stepping into a new era of exposure for hbcus. >> it means a lot. you get to see black excellence. >> i wanted them to come and see how important it was for joining and hbcu. reporter: she knows there is something different from -- about hbcu culture and swag. >> i love the unity of all of the schools coming here and celebrating with that disney magic. reporter: they have the moves leading the way for kids in the crowd to dream big. >> when i see this, it makes me

want to push myself more. reporter: will you be here one day were -- performing? >> yes, ma'am. dion: to learn more about hbcu week and the disney on the yard initiative head to abc7news. now to a story about a tablecloth with history written all over it and ties to san francisco. it is back in the hands of its rightful owner tonight. check it out. you can see a sketch in yellow pen by john lennon, doodles by paul mccartney and the signatures of all four beetles. the tablecloth be gone -- belongs to the owner of simpson catering who served the beatles food. the tablecloth was stolen from his business and was missing for decades until someone recently returned it to his grandson after all of this time. spencer: that is amazing. dion: how special is that?

you have a special memory of john lennon. spencer: i bumped into john lennon and yoko ono on the street and he seemed to recognize me. ab he did that to everybody. i don't know. i assumed he was a fan. dion: you are spencer christian. spencer: i have not sold many albums though. overnight, increasing low clouds and fog and drizzle offshore. some may work its way onshore but we do not expected to be widespread. overnight lows, mainly in the 50's and high temperature is tomorrow under mainly sunny skies, though 60's at the coast. 67 at san francisco. mid 80's in lynch. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. not much changed from day to day. a slight cool down on tuesday. temperatures bounce back on wednesday and thursday to the same level that we expect tomorrow and monday. there will be a slight warm-up

at the end of the week going into thursday and friday. dion: and you are my platinum selling forecaster. spencer: thank you very much. i happen to be my own personal favor as well. dion: as you should be. chris joining us now with a preview of sports. chris: coming up in sports, the warriors open the regular season in just over a week. ahead, steve kerr and reimann

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>> abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. chris: steve kerr's disappointment was clear and he spoke to the media for the first time following video being lead. here is the video from wednesday's practice that was leaked to tmc friday morning. an ugly situation that got physical.

there is no audio. draymond green did express his regret today of not being able to keep his emotions in check. steve kerr has been in the nba for decades at nearly every level and why he is disappointed with draymond green's actions but he was also clearly upset with the video being leaked to the public. >> it puts everyone in a difficult spot. it is like if you had a camera in your family and there was a family dispute. would you really want to discuss it with the world? of course not. you want to handle it internally. that is always the goal. for whatever reason, we have had lee in this organization, this is not the first time. that needs to be cleaned up. >> what do i think of the fact of the video leaking?

i think it was [bleep]. i was wrong. regardless of how it was leaked, i was wrong. i accept that. and i will move forward with that. but you asked my thoughts about the video and those are my thoughts. chris: cold night in new york. the mets trying to stay alive against the padres. the polar bear warming things up. pete alonso crushes it. that little guy not close. a two run double, part of a four run inning. winner take all in game three tomorrow afternoon. seattle looking to finish off toronto. hernandez homered twice and the blue jays led 8-1 at one point what top of the eighth, seattle

down. springer and bichette going for it at full speed. springer would have to leave the game. top nine, adam frazier ripping a double. raleigh scores. mariners rally and win. next up, the division series. up 1-0. a postseason record of 39 strikeouts and 20 by tampa bay and 19 by cleveland. scoreless into the 12th. tampa with a man on third and two outs. josé ramirez, an amazing throw and what a pic to end the frame. first postseason game to be scoreless through 14 innings. but solace at the plate. he ends the game and the series with a homerun. guardians win 1-0 and they play

the yankees in the division series starting tuesday. texas a&m trying to be number one, the crimson tide for the second straight season. king picked off by jordan battle and that will do it but a late flag. alabama fans are stunned. pass interference. aggies get one more chance. king, last play of the game, he throws it short and it is broken up and alabama survives. the 49ers are at carolina tomorrow. the panthers were one of the teams interested in acquiring jimmy garoppolo in the off-season. this is the bestif things had g, the 49ers might be facing jimmy this week. >> things were advancing with a couple different teams. nothing came to her wishing.

they were top of the list, one of the top couple. i am glad the way things worked out and i am here. chris: abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. dion: that is all the time we have for this edition of abc7news at 11:00. i am dion lim. for spencer and kris and all of us here, thank you for joining us. we leave you tonight with a very muggy view of the bay bridge downtown san francisco. it w

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