moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news summit county really has emerged stronger better prepared and more resilient. resilient and recovery north bay communities coming together to celebrate rebuilding efforts five years after deadly wildfires. good morning. it's sunday, october 9th. i'm corinne anova in for liz kroits. we'll have more on that story just a moment. but first let's talk about the weather. here's meteorologist francis dinglassen in for lisa and francis. it's been so foggy the last couple days. unfortunately, i mean yesterday i was looking at the window and trying to find the bay bridge couldn't see it. yeah. it was very foggy yesterday morning, and it was an issue for folks headed out to see the air show, but it's a very different

picture check out the golden gate bridge completely socked in yesterday. but today we can see almost clear across the span. we're going to still be dealing with some fog that will watch it develop probably over the next few hours sunrise at 7:12. most temperatures near the mid 50s over the next couple hours and then today is going to be similar to yesterday with clouds lingering at the but will mainly be sunny inland and around the bay temperatures coming down just a few degrees inland areas in the mid 80s day. we might see a few little nineties but less likely and around the bay look for low 70s at the beaches low 60s sunsets at 6:40 and i'll let you know what to expect with the ocular seven day forecast coming up. your princess. thank you in the north bay a solemn milestone is being remembered five years ago a raging wildfire displaced thousands in sonoma and napa counties and killed dozens of people wildfire survivors gathered to remember what was lost and how far the community

has moved forward since that tragedy abc 7 news reporter cornell bernards brings us this story from santa rosa. it was a matter of minutes. and you had to act and you just had to go oscar pardo was wearing the same clothes. he did the day his world turned upside down october 8th 2017 when a wind whip fire storm forced more than 100,000 people to evacuate leaving neighborhoods like santa rosa's coffee park in ruin oscar's home was destroyed ever since the fire happened from the very next day. you almost felt like you were sleepwalking through life up until the time that you have your house back. the tubs fire was destructive and deadly killing 40 people across the north bay including 24 in sonoma county mike donna and leroy halper the victim's names red out loud at this emotional ceremony marking five years since the tubs fire. we were notified by the sound of the and the branches snapping

the propane tanks exploding justice a scene of chaos his first responders tried moving residents to safety after electronic alert systems failed to notify some in harm's way supervisor james gore acknowledged mistakes were made. i'm sorry. we where we needed to be. to help you in that time. fire department says lessons have been learned. yes. we absolutely. look at things much differently. now how we were both hundreds of homes gone today. the very same stretch is returning from the ashes since the tubs fire about 90% of the

homes here in coffee park have been rebuilt, but not all like this home still under construction. meantime other residents are still struggling to get back home. it's just incredible, but it's was lisa frizzy's wiki up home after the fire five years later. her newly rebuilt house is almost done but a move-in date is still unknown. it's just been a process, especially with covid with shortages.

on all of that everything affects it many agree the firestorm tragedy has galvanized this community making it stronger. it is a bit cliché to say but sonoma county really has emerged stronger better prepared and more resilient and sonoma county cornell bernard abc 7 news. in the east bay. we're learning new details about a shooting near uc berkeley. it's a story we first brought to you yesterday morning one person died and three others were heard the university the third straight year oakland has seen at least 100 homicides oakland police. looking for missing 14 year old girl take a look at her picture.

her name is ingrid fernandez. she was last seen friday morning around 10 o'clock on olive street and police say she's at risk because of her age. a fourth and final vigil will be head tonight in merced to remember the family found dead after they were kidnapped was also arrested on conspiracy charges. happening today in san francisco a rally to show solidarity with the people of iran. it comes after a young woman in iran massage gina amini died in custody of the so-called morality police since then the regime has brutally cracked down on protesters and has shut down internet access. activists are demanding democracy women's rights and basic human rights. the protest is set to start at 11 this morning outside, san francisco city hall.

in the north bay officers detained three suspects involved in burglaries at multiple -- sporting goods locations and police say about $10,000 worth of merchandise was stolen from stores and petaluma, santa rosa and roseville the three suspects have related prior arrests and are currently being held at the sonoma county jail. today is your last chance to catch a glimpse of the blue angels the final air show is set for this afternoon. there's stunts and flyovers are considered the headline of the annual san francisco fleet week abc 7 news reporter on sir hassan has soaked it all in. become one of san francisco's most popular and loudest traditions. blue angels air show headlining san francisco fleet weed. i like the noise scott richardson came out the patterson his parents and five-year-old son. what was your favorite train san francisco fleet week was started

in 1981. i then mayor diane feinstein. it's grown into the largest annual celebration of united states arm forces in the country. we lived in the other side of the bay here. he loved to go to the blue angels and so we just keep going the air show is an annual tradition for wendy. nesbitt's family. but this year she says the fog made it hard to see and may have shortened the show. different this year did anything stand out? fog and it's cold fleet. week is expected to draw more than a million visits as it emerges from the pandemic. yeah, i mean they think the kind of things you see on tv and it's

just great being out and seeing it in person. this is alberto. aravallo's second time attending fleet week the weather was an issue for some but that wasn't his biggest complaint the surface of the city. there was no many bathrooms stuff like that and 19. they need more police because there was kind of crazy, but that's okay itself tell francisco francisco was excited to come out for his first ever blue angels show, but he admits he's going home a little disappointed mainly because of the fog i was hoping to see a lot more kind of a letdown let down a little bit maybe next year. maybe next it'll be better. i'll i'll come back next year. in san francisco until hudson abc 7 news for all the fleet week information you need there's only one place watch the air shows live from anywhere on abc 7 news.com and on the abc 7 news app and you'll also be able to find a full schedule of the other fleet week related festivities. and again, we're going to be dealing with fog. so let's chicken with francis on that francis. yeah, that is what we're watching this morning as we look live from the exploratorium. you see the low clouds already moving into san francisco now how long they'll stick around and how much they'll be for the

afternoons air show. i'll let you know the complete accuweather 7-day forecast coming up sounds good also ahead. say bye to black friday the store that will no longer be open on the biggest shopping day of the year and coming to cal why nicki minaj is asking the class to save her a seat.

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6% of itstaff trkers. the cs of positions that are quote no longer aligned with our core business priorities. this is the second set of layoffs for impossible foods this year in january the company laid off 15 employees. this coming black friday you won't be able to shop in store at rei the outdoor sporting company announced it will no longer open on black friday permanently instead. it will pay employees for the day to spend time outside doing anything besides shopping. you'll still be able to place online orders, but they will not be processed until the next day. abc 7 news is celebrating hispanic heritage month. we're highlighting two latino winemakers who are young bold and trying to make a name for themselves abc 7 news reporter leanne melendez focuses on the next gener. station of winemakers in california the salinas valley is

known as one of the most productive agricultural regions in california the warm weather combines with the cool coastal breezes. make it an ideal place to harvest grapes for wine. it's here where we met 35 year old miguel lepe whose parents came from mexico as far workers. and i think that's where i get my hard work, you know mentality from as a winemaker. he's supervises a crew also invested in making great wines. and obama says here can't. let it is the assistant winemaker at rath wines, but he also makes wines for other people and has his own brand lepe sellers all made in one custom crush facility. most of our clients they just have a vineyard or they just source from other vineyards as well. so some of them don't even have their vineyard and so that we take care of the entire wine making process for them. after the grapes are crushed the

magic begins with a fermentation process in this case because lepa is making pinot noir. the juice is combined with the grape skins bearing fermentation the berries and all the solids rise up because the co2 created by the yeast and so they're doing punch downs now to kind of mix it all back in the process of punch requires large steel tanks the wine is then circulated a process called pump over from here. the final product will be stored in either french or american oak barrels the difference between french oak and american oak. so the main difference is yes flavor, so different flavor profiles in terms of spice or

you know vanilla so it really does a very it was somewhat serendipitous that lepe became a wine maker a business major. he happened to take wine production class. and that one class completely changed my entire life lepit then enrolled at cal poly and later interned at figgy sellers were the owner allowed leopard to make his own wine that led to let the sellers in 2015, but he is only among the forties mexican and american winemakers registered in california. uc berkeley professor. alex. zaragoza is riding a book about some of these winemakers and why they have been so late to the game acquiring the money to first lease and then maybe buy a plot and then buy another plot. meanwhile, you're managing the vineyards of others making for a steady income in order to be able to actually make your wine. only a few have had the kind of family expertise to know about winemaking balings. say has grandparents arrived in 1967 and eventually went into the wine business. you'll hear my cousin say that we have wine in our veins and it

kind of continues to the next generation which is myself. part of the south family didn't guarantee her a job at the winery. now you have to go to college you need to get an education. you need to go do something else like you're not going to be working out in the field after college ceja interned with another winemaker and today runs heirs of my dream winery a custom crush facility with about

half a dozen clients pretty it's picking up a nice car her father armando and his brothers own. say how winery they now process their wine at the facility, but being a woman winemaker hasn't been all that easy at first a few clients. wanted to deal only with her father. so now belen never refers to him as dad in front of others at the

winery. he is simply armando just another client like anything else. there's hurdles in any any job and you just kind of figure it out and either jump over it or go around it and just make it work professor. saragosa says these young wine makers are trying hard to make a name for themselves in a very competitive field people expect it to be cheap. that's the part that really galls me, you know, i would i would buy but it's really expensive. and freaking good, but bill, how could you imagine if nicki minaj shows up in your classroom?

you're like, hello. yeah, i'm sure she's got a lot to teach us and me and for right now. we are really keeping an eye on that marine layer. so it's the fog that's going to be a factor again for the afternoon fleet week air show. here's a live. look at abc 7 live doppler 7 and the satellite radar image. so we have the clouds off the coast now as we show you live shot of the exploratorium. the fog doesn't look as dense as yesterday, so i'm a little hopeful that it might be improving thifternoon current temperatures are mostly in the 50s. in fact in san francisco and oakland. it's currently 55 palo alto and santa clara at 58 degrees and this time we're looking from emeryville out towards the bay bridge now yesterday we couldn't barely see anything in there emeryville cameras. so i'm a little more hopeful today. but i can't promise better vlog editions this afternoon in santa

rosa and novato currently 50, we could see some fog developed once again parts of the north bay vacaville 60 degrees livermore 55 and this time from our roof camera. we're looking towards a beautiful bay bridge and the ferry building right there. here's what you can expect so we will be dealing with areas of low clouds fog and even some drizzle. i've used my wipers a couple times this morning, but another mostly sunny day. it's going to be breezy temperatures a little bit cooler for some spots and then a fairly steady pattern this week. so i'll show you the accuweather seven day forecast not too much change. it's going to be dry all week. so the winds will pick up this

afternoon and that will help bring cooler conditions also into inland neighborhoods, so we shouldn't see too many 90s today. also, here's a fog forecast animation so it still shows the fog feeling in through seven o'clock this morning and then this afternoon, this is the fo that we saw right through the golden gate bridge that did affect the air show so we could see some more of it today. maybe not as dense. i'm going to keep my fingers crossed for that and you notice

these areas of green. that's the drizzle off the coast and then we'll see the fog pushing again tonight for another fairly sunny day tomorrow very typical pattern for this time of year, but temperatures a little bit cooler in san francisco then average for today. we're expecting a high of 65 yesterday was only 61. so it was pretty cool out there and our normal average is about

71 in oakland, that will be 71 today. santa is a 78 and we'll see some mid 80s in the inland neighborhoods overnight tonight temperatures will drop into the mid 50s for the most part a f

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building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. good morning to you and happy sunday. we are starting this half hour with something very important a look at the weather we of course have fleet week going on and for instance lawson has been trying to let us know about the fog as much as you can. yep, and how it's gonna impact today's show because we know it's really hard impacted the last couple days definitely

especially yesterday. but today we are off to a better start because you can actually see across the golden gate bridge spam this morning. so that's the totally different picture the marine layers out there and will expand into the bay sunrise at 7:12 temperatures mainly in the 50s for the next few hours, but the clouds will linger at the coast throughout the afternoon and temperatures. there will only warm into the low 60s sunny inland throughout the day warming up into the mid 80s around the bay really comfortable low seventies and then i'll show you the latest forecast animation for that fog during that three o'clock hour for the air show coming up karina. alright. thank you francis. developing news in ukraine the latest explosive attack happened in crimebia, which russia annexed in 2014 abc news reporter ty hernandez has the latest some traffic is now aam e connecting russia and crimea russian officials.

say traffic is moving on the part of the bridge that remains intact that bridge is badly damaged after a big explosion on saturday russian authorities. say a truck bomb exploded on the bridge causing several railway cars to catch fire and resulting in a partial collapse. so this is a stunning victory for the ukrainians on the battlefield, but it's also a stunning blow to putin and and to the russian people. these satellite images show the extensive damage fire and smoke can be seen coming from a tanker train on the bridge's railway line while a substantial part of the roadway lays partially submerged russian president vladimir putin is ordering a commission to investigate the explosion and russia's deputy prime minister visited the site on saturday to see the damage first hand. he was seen discussing repair plans with workers putin also watering tighter security for the bridge and for the

infrastructure supplying power to the crimean peninsula, ukraine not claiming direct responsibility for the attack. so when you look but in an address president velodimir zielinsky references the explosion describing crimea as cloudy, but warm outing ukrainians are looking toward a sunday near future without invaders particularly in crimea. he also said quote if the occupiers flee while they have the chance that will be their best option. the attacks as ukraine continues to break through russian lines in the south and eastern parts of the country ty hernandez abc news, new york coming up on this week white house national security council spokesman. john kirby. we'll talk about nuclear threats from russian president vladimir putin and the war in ukraine. you can watch the full interview

on this week with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 this morning right here on abc 7. dozens of people turned out in san francisco for a march and rally in support for abortion rights. ons a kw abortion laws people joined together with signs demanding legal abortion care throughout the country this abortion laws in several states. also in san francisco supporters of hazra a minority group in afghanistan gathered to protest increased attacks in that country. last week a suicide bomber in kabul targeted mostly young women who were preparing for their university exams. the united nations says 35 people were killed in 82 wounded yesterday's demonstration called for the genocide to stop. that's our genocide has to be recognized by the united nation in investigation has to be

stored in. there have been several attacks and the last year at hazara places of worship schools and other public places so far. there has been no response from the ruling taliban. this morning. there's a growing concern as the cooler weather arrives and flu season approaches health experts. say the number of flu cases is expected to be higher only 49% of americans plan to get a flu vaccine that combined with covid and possible new health new variants has health officials concerned. here's abc news reporter elwyn lopez. a warning from health experts urging americans to not only get their flu shot, but also their covid-19 booster. we should anticipate that we very well may get another variant that would emerge that would allude the immune response that we've gotten from infection. and/or from vaccination, dr.

anthony fauci not alone in issuing this warning white house covid-19 coordinator, dr. shijah says, it's possible a new variant could emerge that evades our vaccines including the new bivalent booster as for the flu the country experienced low levels of cases the past two years. this was mostly due to behavioral changes during the pandemic including avoiding large gatherings and masking up but health officials in new york say, they're seniorly four times that amount compared to this time last year that number fueling concerns among experts as we head into the colder months while there's really no way to know what flu activity

will look like season to season. we do know that every year the first and most important step to protect yourself is a flu vaccination the cdc urging everyone over six months to get a flu shot. they say the best time is between now and the end of october for those over 65, they're recommending a high dose flu vaccine, which may be more effective for this age group and you can get your flu shot and your updated covid-19 booster at the same time. i'll win lopez abc news, atlanta still ahead on abc 7 mornings. disney is celebrating hbc you week within the forefront just a gorgeous site and you can actually see it. so that's good francis deglass and we'll have your forecast in just a few minutes. disney's 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 halloween cult classic plus where we'll finite.

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okay, this is different right this incredibly detailed show features drones and lights in sync with music from metallica homeowner, tom, but george always takes it to the next level with his halloween displays. he's the same person from the iconic tracy house. remember him he puts on crazy light shows every year. well, he moved to linden and this is his latest creation. he says the drone and light display is over 400 feet high. there's music and images from the show stranger things and ghostbusters the movie. wow. it definitely might be worth a trip to go see that. this gigantic gourd set the record for the heaviest pumpkin in north america it weighed in at a whopping 2,480 pounds at

topsfield fair in massachusetts, jamie graham won the prize at the annual all-new england pumpkin way off in the previous record was a little over 2,200 pounds. he posted on social media with his pumpkin named bear swipe graham took home 6500 for first place in an additional 2000 for breaking the fair record. swinging for a good cause more than 100 golfers teed off at san francisco's harding park golf course for the annual sf pride pro-am golf tournament paired with a professional golfer and what is known as a scramble format the event raises funds for sf pride and local lgbt charities and organizations and

last year's brought in nearly one hundred thousand dollars abc 7 is a proud sponsor of sf pride and was the exclusive broadcast partner of the june. looks like i was a great time for all francis and a decent weather for that too. yeah, it did look great out there, but you did notice the low clouds even in their shots and you'll find them here and this live view of 880 in oakland near the coliseum now the fog is not as dense this morning. so i'm hoping we'll have better viewing conditions, but we are still seeing some fog that's going to move into

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party in san francisco's castro district. starts at 11:30 at the detour on market street then tonight nba preseason begins. wow. can't believe it already the warriors host the lakers at chase center at 5:30. draymond. green will not play in tonight's game. it comes after he punched teammate jordan pool during practice last week. here's abc 7 sports anchor chris alvarez with war on green's response. good morning, draymond green spoke for nearly 40 minutes yesterday. it's the first time he has spoken since wednesday's incident with jordan poole who has yet to publicly speak. here's the video from practice that was leaked to tmz friday morning. you see draymond green walk up into pool space pool gives a little shove and then draymond lunges and punches him in the face. so really ugly situation that unfortunately got very physical dream on said he doesn't know when he will return to the team but said he would like to play in the regular season opener, which is october 18th against the lakers. he also expressed his regret for

not being able to control his emotions and apologize to jordan as well as jordan's family along with the zone family and the entire warriors organization. me personally i have to take what comes with that i have to deal with that and continue to better myself as i will like i said before rebuild to rebuild the trust and relationships in this locker room because ultimately that is what what is most important to me. it's trust in any way compromised already or is are you nearing that or where you with that? no comment. can you smell what pac-12 after dark is cooking stanford hosting oregon state stanford up 10-7 late in the second. quarter tanner makita bryson tremaine tremendous catch for the touchdown so nice. we show it twice that'll get coach david shaw to smile cardinal up 10th break and then it's mckee. a tremaine again down the middle

37 yard score 2410 stanford but final seconds beavers down 27 22 ben goldrinson to treyshawn harrison unbelievable catch and there he goes 56 yards down the sideline and in with 13 seconds to go and oregon state shock stanford 28 27 sharks and predators second game of back-to-backs in prague unlike the season opener team teal scores first the former predator luke kunan with his first goal as a shark one. nothing after one nashville tied it in second, but just 10 seconds later. it's the captain logan couture the one-timer two one, san jose, but nashville has scored two straight felt forsberg beats capo kakanin the rapper around

and nino nita writer with his second goal of the game sharks lose three two, san jose's home openers friday at the tank against caroline. that is your look at sports. let's send it back to you. merry chris. thank you. now. let's get a check on the bay area forecast with meteorologist francis danglassen. good morning morning karina morning everyone. we're starting off with lily in the mid to upper 50s right now, san francisco 55 oakland also 55 and san jose at 59 while half moon bay is at 55 and here's a view of san jose. so we've got low clouds here and more temperatures for you in the north bay. that's where we see some of our coolest numbers like santa rosa currently at 50 we could see some fog develop there vacaville though already at 60 degrees and livermore in concord in the mid 50s and this time we can see a live shot from our roof camera looking out towards the bay bridge which we can see this morning yesterday. a lot of cameras were socked in we see some low clouds there at

the top of the bay bridge and the wind is blowing. we'll be breezier today. so this morning areas of low clouds fog and even some drizzle and then this afternoon mostly once again, but we'll be breezy. so temperatures will be coming down a little bit for some inland areas a steady pattern this week minor changes temperatures come up and down a few degrees every day, but generally we'll see fog in the morning sunshine in the afternoon and here's the wind forecast. you'll notice the winds will pick up this afternoon and they'll be around 25 miles per hour in san francisco. this wind pushing through the bay will help cool temperatures also in the inland areas. so not quite as warm as yesterday, but it's still really pleasant out there. we'll see some mid 80s and the forecast animation with the fog. this is the one that we're keeping an eye on especially for the air show this afternoon, so seven o'clock still quite a bit of fog all around the bay area and then this afternoon all those clouds pull back.

we'll see clearing by about midday for everybody except at the beaches. so 3 pm when the blue angels fly we're still seeing some low clouds and fog push. through the golden gate bridge right around to this area where they're flying. so i think we will see a lot of sunshine like for example, if you're in the mission district, but towards the marina and especially the sunset district. that's where we'll see much more cloud cover and then the fog moves in again overnight into tomorrow morning for another sunny day. here's a look at the temperatures in san francisco today, so you'll need a jacket. will climb up to the mid-fifth mid-60s rather before things cool down later on towards early evening and highs today range from at the beaches 60s to the mid 80s for our inland areas, but really nice t-shirt and shorts weather continue around the bay with lots of low to mid 70s fremont 75 in santa rosa. nice at 81 tonight. santa rosa will be one of the cooler spots once again dropping down to 49 degrees, but everyone

else will be in the low to mid 50s with the cloud cover and fog accuweather seven day forecast morning drizzle, but a dry and mild afternoon except that the coast notice it's going to be in the low 60s and it's going to stay in the 60s all week long 70s for the most part all week long around the bay and mid 80s for the inland areas through next weekend. okay, so it looks about the same every day pattern which is nice to i think you know that you can expect that right you plan for every day. okay. thanks francis. well history in the is in the making and walt disney world resort this weekend. it's hosting hbc week for the very first time marching bands from historically black colleges and universities brought their high stepping and signature sounds to the heart of magic kingdom raising culture reporter toronto thomas from our sister station in philadelphia takes us there. this is the type of show we're

used to seeing at the magic kingdom. but hbcu week is bringing a new main event to main street. oh, they're not really they're not ready for us. but sarah banner is ready. i did get a flight at 6 o'clock this morning for something. she never thought she'd see. for her to be able to perform in a parade here. she was so overwhelmed her daughter marching down main street. with a band from north carolina a&t. he always bring it every time everywhere every stage every field one of four bands from historically black colleges to rock the crowd. it's part of hbcu week at walt disney world resort. oh, wow, that's amazing putting bands like winston-salem state university front and center on the world's biggest stage. acknowledge the way we are now

so being able to be here is like such a great opportunity and stepping and to a new era of exposure for hbcus most african-americans that graduate college graduate from an hpcu. it means a lot he get to see black. excellent. i just wanted them to come and see was about friend about hbcu culture and bands from the swag that's gonna put on the show to the high step in. i definitely love you know, the unity of all the schools coming here and celebrating with the disney magic. has the big when i see this it made me want to push myself some more. do you think you will be here one day performing? yes, no toronto thomas abc 7 news great inspiration for young kids there disney is the parent company of abc 7 to learn more about hbcu week and the disney

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francisco italian parade and festival returns to north beach the aid celebrates the accomplishments and culture of all italian americans organizers say the event is the longest continuously running italian heritage parade in the country. there will be several road closures in the area muni will be using alternate routes starting at 8 this morning. the parade starts at 12:30 this afternoon on jefferson. and powell streets next on abc 7 mornings at 6 am the brilliant blue angels take flight their last air show over san francisco set for this afternoon the tradition bringing hundreds of thousands of people to the city.

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