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sonoma county has emerged stronger, better prepared and more resilient. karina: resilient and recovery. north bay communities coming together to celebrate rebuilding efforts five years after deadly wildfires. good morning, it is sunday, october 9. i am karina nova. we start with something important for today, look at the weather. here is frances dinglasan. we are talking about the importance of the weather this weekend, we have hundreds of thousands of people in town for fleet week. frances: normally we have the best weather around this time of year. yesterday, fog was an issue. take a look at said the golden gate bridge, we are off to a better start right now. the marine layer is not as dense , here is the day planner. temperatures in the 50's over the next few hours, sunrise at

7:12. cloudy throughout the coast, similar to yesterday. sonny inland, temperatures are cooler in the bay. around the bay, low 70's. comfortable and mild. at the beach and coast, temperatures in the low 60's. we are tracking the fog, which looks like it will make a reappearance for today's air show. just how much of it, i will let you know with the latest forecast. karina: 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. survivors gathered to remember what was lost and how for the community has moved forward since that tragedy. cornell barnard brings us the story from santa rosa. >> it was a matter of minutes, you had to act and you had to go. reporter: he was wearing the same close he did the day his world turned upside down, over 8, 2017, when a fire storm

forced more than hundred thousand people to evacuate, leaving neighborhoods like coffee park in ruin. his home was destroyed. >> ever since the fire, from the very next day, you 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 people across the north bay, including 24 in sonoma county. the victim's name is 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. reporter: a scene of chaos as first responder try moving residents to safety, after electronic alert systems failed to notify some in harm's way. a supervisor acknowledged that mistakes were made. >> i am sorry we were not were related to be to help you in

that time. the fire department says lessons have been learned. >> yes, we absolutely look at things much different way now. how we respond, how we alert, how we warn. reporter: this was coffee park after the fire. the neighborhood left unrecognizable, hundreds of homes gone. today, the same stretch is returning from the ashes. since the fire, about 90% of the homes here have been rebuilt. not all, like this home still under construction. other residents are still 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 newly rebuilt house is almost done. but a move-in date is still unknown. >> it has been a process, especially with covid shortages, all of that. everything effects it. reporter: many agree that tragedy has galvanized this community, making it stronger. >> it is a bit cliché to say,

but sonoma county has emerged stronger, better prepared and more resilient. reporter: cornell bernard, abc 7 news. karina: in the east bay, we are learning new details about the shooting near uc berkeley. it is a story we brought to yesterday morning. one person died and three others were hurt. the university said the shooting happened during a fight in the area of telegraph avenue. they say no students were involved, and there is no connection to the campus. people nearby described the scene. >> the whole street was crazy. everyone was everywhere. i was freaking out, i called my homie like, what is happening? >> we heard something i thought was fireworks, but it was not. it was gunshots, it was eight rounds. we ran inside taco bell, we weren't sure what was going on. karina: as of now, no arrests have been made. the shooting in oakland left a person dead and another injured. it happened friday night near 40

5th avenue. one man died, second was hurt it 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. oakland police are looking for a missing 14-year-old girl, this is a picture. her name is ingrid fernandez, she was last seen friday morning around 10:00 on olive street and 90 2nd avenue. she was wearing a red and black shirt and blue jeans. police say she is at risk because of her age. a fourth and final vigil will be held tonight in merced to remember the family found dead after they were kidnapped. ♪ karina: last night, the community gathered for the third straight night. the youngest victim was only eight months old. her parents and an uncle also died. police have arrested two brothers. the first suspect was allegedly a former employee for the

families trucking business. he was charged with four counts of murder. his brother 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 died in custody of the so-called morality police. since then, the regime has brutally crackdown 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 11:00 this morning outside san francisco city hall. in the north bay come officers detained three suspects involved in burglary that multiple dick's sporting goods locations. about $10,000 worth of merchandise was stolen from stores in petaluma, santa rosa and roseville. the three suspects have related prior arrests and are currently being held at the sonoma county jail. today is the last chance to catch a glimpse of the blue

angels. the final air show is set for this afternoon. the stunts and flyovers are considered the headline of the annual san francisco fleet week, which is so exciting. reporter: it has become one of san francisco's most popular and loudest traditions. the blue angels air show, headlining san francisco fleet week. scott richardson came up with his parents and son. what was your favorite trick? >> the loop. reporter: fleet week was started in 1981 by the mayor. it has grown to the largest annual celebration of united states armed forces in the country. >> we live on the other side of the bay, he loved to go to the blue angels. so we keep going. reporter: it is an annual tradition. this year, the fog made it hard to see and may have shortened

the show. >> the fog. [laughter] and it is cold. reporter: it is expected to draw more than one million visitors to san francisco and generate close to $10 million in revenue from the city as it emerges from the pandemic. >> the kinds of things you see on tv, it is great to see in person. reporter: this is the second time attending fleet week. the weather was an issue for some, but that was not his complete. -- complaint. >> it was kind of crazy, but that is ok. it is san francisco, we understand. reporter: he was excited to come out for his first ever show. but he admits he is going home a little disappointed. mainly because of the fog. >> i was hoping to see a lot more. a let down a little bit. >> maybe next year? >> maybe next year. i will come back next year. reporter: in san francisco, abc

7 news. karina: for all fleet week information, there is one place to watch the airshows live from anywhere. on our abc 7 news website and app. you will be able to find a full schedule of other fleet week related festivities. there is a lot going on, it starts in the morning. how did things look? frances: [laughter] right now, you can see it is not looking bad from our roof camera as we look out toward the p or and the bay. but there are some -- pier and the bay. we are tracking some fog in santa rosa, we will let you know how much the fog will stick around this afternoon for the air, coming out. karina: also ahead, black friday. the store that will no longer be open on the biggest shopping day of the year. why nicki minaj is asking the class to say her a seat.

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karina: if you are a facebook user, it might be time to change your password. one million users have been warned their login information may have been hacked. meta found 400 malicious apps designed to steal usernames and passwords. they were disguised as downloadable games or photo editors seen on apple's app store and the google play store. all of the apps have been reported. redwood city-based impossible foods is laying off some of its workforce. sfgate reports the company is letting go of 6% of its staff,

about 50 workers. the ceo says they are getting rid 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, they laid off 15 employees. this coming black friday, you will not be able to shop and store at rei. the sports company announced it will no longer be open on black friday permanently. instead, it will pay employees for the day to spend time outside doing anything besides shopping. you will still be able to place online orders, but they will not be processed until the next day. a horse that ran away to run wild is back home, eight years later. shane adams since he lost his horse while camping in utah. the horse broke loose and made a run for it. he joined a herd of wild mustangs and adam searched for him for years. eventually, he gave up. a few weeks ago, the bureau of land management was rounding up a herd of mustangs and noticed

one of the horses look different. he had a brand that matched the horse adams reported missing eight years ago. the two were reunited. >> it is crazy. he still ask the same. -- acts the same. he acts like nothing ever happened. karina: the horse is 18 years old and underweight. the owner is working to get him back to health. a tablecloth with history written all over it has san francisco ties and is going up for auction. you can see a sketch in yellow penned by john lennon, doodles from paul mccartney and all four of the beetle signatures. the tablecloth belongs to the owner of simpson's catering, who served the beatles food back in 1966 before their last concert. the tablecloth was stolen from his business and was missing for decades until someone recently returned it to his grandson.

it is up for auction and is estimated to be worth about $25,000. a new course focusing on nicki minaj is coming to uc berkeley, and the hip-hop star sensuous to visit. the professor announced the class on twitter -- says she wants to visit. the professor announced the class on twitter. it will be offered through the african-american studies department. according to the professor, it will focus on her career within the greater context of hip hop and feminism. she says she is still in the process of finalizing details, but the course will be offered in the spring. minaj may be making an appearance, saying she would love to stop by. people are learning about how you did what you did and rose up , all of the career questions you have for someone like nicki minaj, for her to show up and tell the students in person, they would be lucky. frances: a lot of people would

want to take that course, even if they do not major in it. i'd be interested just to see what happens. the thing image did in seeing what happens is the fog. karina: all of us are. [laughter] frances: we are keeping an eye on it, it affected the airshow yesterday. we have a lot of clouds off the coast and low clouds over many parts of the bay area. as temperatures drop during this hour, we are seeing fog developed in santa rosa. visibility is down to 13 force of a mile, that is the case in napa. -- 1 3/4 of a mile. a little bit better than yesterday at this time, so i am hoping for better viewing this afternoon. this test is clouds in fog pushing through the golden gate bridge. here is a live shot of the exploratorium, we see low clouds over the tops of downtown. san francisco 55, oakland 57, san jose 59.

in san jose, lots of low clouds, gray skies. temperatures in santa rosa and novato at 50, vacaville 60, concord in livermore in the mid-50's. from the roof camera, we are looking at pier 15. let me get out of the way so you can see, here's what you need to know for the forecast. areas of low clouds, fog and drizzle, similar to yesterday. it is not as dense. mostly sunny, it will be breezy as temperatures come down around the bay. a pretty steady pattern all week long, fog and sunshine. that repeats all throughout the week with the seven-day forecast. the wind forecast shows the sea breeze will pick up this afternoon, that will help will temperatures down. it could help dry the fog in the bay this afternoon. here's the forecast animation, 7:00 this morning. extensive low clouds. by midday, it pulls back.

as we zoom in -- sorry, this is for mondays. it is very similar to what we saw yesterday. tomorrow, you notice we have the repeat of monday night -- monday afternoon with the sunshine. today, you will need a jacket if you are into san francisco. temperatures peak in the mid-60's today, then they start to drop shortly after 3:00. around the bay, look for low to mid 70's. oakland 71, fremont 75. mid-80's and the warmest spots -- in the warmest spots. santa rosa is comfortable at one degrees. tonight, lows dropped to the low to mid 50's, possibly coming down to 49 in santa rosa. the accuweather 7 day forecast shows a really nice day ahead, it is just the fog coming into san francisco, which is not

great for the blue angels show this afternoon. and then temperatures, you notice almost all week long near the mid-80's. around the bay, mid-70's. at the beaches, in the 60's. a typical pattern, unfortunately san francisco is cooler than normal this time of year. more fog during the airshow. karina: it was foggy and chilly last night, maybe today we get lucky. the abc news political team is thrown into the storm of a historic election in georgia. all of that and more in the next episode of power trip on hulu. >> on the next episode of her new show on hulu, you are going to see what happens when our reporters are put right in the middle of a historic election. they face the crazy realities of the campaign trail. we are in georgia, there are so many fiery races playing out. and, the grand jury investigation of donald trump. we tried to track down senate

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karina: abc7news is celebrating his heritage month, we are highlighting to latino winemakers who are trying to make a name for themselves. the next generation of winemakers in california. reporter: the valley is known as one of the most productive agricultural regions in california. the warm weather, combined with the cool coastal breeze, make it an ideal place to harvest grapes for wine. it is here where we met mcgill,

whose parents came from mexico as farmworkers. >> i think that is where i get my hard work mentality from. reporter: he supervises a crew also invested in making great wine. >> [speaking foreign language] reporter: they are the assistant winemaker, but also makes winds for other people and has his own brand. they are all made in one facility. >> most of our clients just have a vineyard, or they source from other vineyards. some did not even have their vineyard. we take care of the entire winemaking process for them. reporter: after the grapes are crushed, the magic begins with the fermentation process. in this case, because he is making pinot noir, it is

combined. >> it raises up, because the co2 created by the yeast. they are trying to mix it back in. reporter: the process of punching down is done to to three times a day for about a week. a larger amount, in this case 300 gallons, requires large steel tanks. the wine is then circulated in a process called pump over. from here, the final product will be stored in either french or american oak barrels. the difference between french and american oak? >> the main difference is flavor. different flavor profiles in terms of spice for vanilla. -- for vanilla. -- or vanilla. reporter: it is somewhat serendipitous he became a winemaker. a business maker -- major, he happened to take a wine production class. >> the one class changed my life. reporter: he enrolled at cal

poly then interned, where the owner allowed him to make his own wine. he is among the 46 or so mexican-american winemakers registered in california. uc berkeley professor is writing a book about some of these winemakers, and why they have been so late to the game. >> acquiring the money to lease, then maybe buy a plot and 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. reporter: only a few have had the kind of family expertise to know about winemaking. their grandparents arrived in 1967 and eventually went into the wine business. >> you hear my cousin say we have wine in our veins, it continues to the next generation, which is myself. reporter: but being part of the family did not guarantee a job at the winery. >> you need to go to college and

get an education. you are not going to be working in the field. reporter: after college, she interned with another winemaker. today, she runs a custom crush facility with about half a dozen clients. >> picking up a nice color. reporter: her father's and his brothers own another winery, they process their wine at the facility. being a woman winemaker has not been easy. at first, a few clients wanted to deal only with her father. now, she never refers to him as dad in front of others. he is simply armando, just another client. >> like anything else, there is hurdles in any job. you figure it out and either jump over it or go around it, make it work. reporter: the professor says these young winemakers are trying hard to make a name for themselves in a very competitive field. >> people expected to be cheap,

that is the part that gets me. i would buy it, but it is really expensive. it is freaking good. reporter: but he is optimistic -- she is optimistic about the future women winemakers. >> i spoke to the director at fresno state, they have 11 women future winemakers coming out. >> he is currently mentoring to interns. two interns. seeing them succeed will hopefully motivate a younger generation to move forward. karina: our coverage of hispanic and latin american heritage month continues on our abc 7 bay area streaming tv outcome available on apple tv, google tv, fire tv and roku. just search abc 7 bay area and download it wherever you stream. still to come --

light up the night. the california halloween home display that is flying high in the air.

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. good morning to you, hopefully your sunday is off to a good start. start this half hour with a look at the weather. frances dinglasan is here, what are we looking like for today? we still have fleet week going on, we need the weather to cooperate. frances: we still have fog for the airshow, but i am hopeful it is actually going to be less dense as we look life from mount tam, we see low clouds over many parts of the bay area. but the fog is not as thick, that is hopeful.

i am showing you the latest forecast animation manix full report, i think it is looking better. sunrise at seven: 12, temperatures in the 50's over the next few hours. still cloudy at the coast. sunny and lend, temperatures coming down from yesterday. inland areas in the mid 80's around the bay, low to mid 70's. at the coast, low 60's. sunsetted 6:40, i will let you know how the fog looks this afternoon. karina: developing news in ukraine, this latest explosive attack happened in crimea, which russia annexed in 2014. ty hernandez has the latest. reporter: some traffic is crossing a damaged bridge. 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. resulting in a partial collapse. >> this is a stunning victory for the ukrainians on the battlefield, but it is also a stunning blow to putin and the russian people. reporter: the satellite images show the extensive damage. fire and smoke can be seen coming from a tinker train on the railway line. a less substantial part of the roadway lays partially submerged. vladimir putin is ordering a commission to investigate the explosion and russia's deputy prime minister visited the site saturday to see the damage firsthand. he was seen discussing repair plans with workers. putin also ordering tighter security for the bridge, and for the infrastructure supplying power to the crimean peninsula. ukraine not claiming direct responsibility for the attack. but, in an address, resident zelenskyy references the explosion describing crimea as cloudy, but warm, adding

ukrainians are looking toward a sunnier 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. abc news, new york. karina: coming up on this week, the white house national security council spokesman john kirby will talk about nuclear threats from 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 on abc 7. dozens of people turned out in san francisco for a march and rally in support of abortion rights. >> we do not talk enough about abortions, i really do believe the shame and guilt i felt withholding in my story for so many years impacted my help -- health. karina: the rally aimed to fight new abortion laws, people join together with signs demanding

legal abortion care throughout the country. this comes after governor newsom's recent political stance going against abortion laws and several other states. san francisco supporters of a minority group in afghanistan gathered to protest increased attacks in the country. >> last week, a suicide bomber targeted mostly young women who were preparing for the university exams. the u.n. says 35 people were killed and 82 wounded. yesterday's demonstrations called for the genocide to stop. >> the genocide has to be recognized by the united nations . an investigation has to be started. karina: there have been several attacks in the last year at places of worship and other public places. so far, no response from the ruling taliban. this morning, there is 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 variants has health officials concerned. reporter: 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 have gotten from infection and/or from vaccination. reporter: dr. fauci not alone in issuing the warning. the white house covid-19 coordinator since it is possible new variant could emerge that invades 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 asking up.

health officials in new york say they are seeing nearly 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 is 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. reporter: 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 recommend a high dose flu vaccine, which may be more effect of this age group. you can get your flu shot and your updated covid-19 booster at the same time. abc news, atlanta. karina: still ahead on abc seven mornings -- ♪ -- disney is celebrating hbcu week. we take you to walt disney world for more on the celebration. and, here is live look.

frances is going to have your forecast in just a few minutes. >> dyspnea celebrating halloween with a month for lift tricks and treats for the whole family. on disney plus, hulu and free-form, streaming exclusively on disney plus, hocus pocus 2, the long-awaited sequel to disney's halloween cult classic. plus, werewolf by night. ed schilling special from the marvel cinematic universe. that shady chilling special from the -- a chilling special from the marvel cinematic universe. then, celebrate halloween on free-form all month long. here is what you can watch today. and, an evil spirit is hunting hulu. enter the huluween hub, if you dare. satisfy your halloween hunger for spooktacular programs all

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karina: swinging for a good cause. with the 100 golfers teed off at harding park golf course for the annual sf pride pro-am golf tournament. this is the fourth fundraiser hosted by sf pride. participants were fired up for the event. each participant was paired the professional golfer. they raise funds for sf pride and local lgbtq charities and organizations. last year, they 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. a home in central california is winning halloween with its epic light show. ♪

karina: wow, this includes a detailed show features drones with music from metallica. the homeowner always takes it to the next level with his halloween displays. he is the same person from the iconic tracy house. he puts on crazy light shows every year. he moved to lynden, this is his latest creation. he said the display is over 400 feet high. there is music and images from the show stranger things and ghostbusters. i want to make the drive to go see that, that is amazing. i do not even want to know how much it cost. frances: i cannot believe he synchronized all of those, i can barely fly my drone. in fact, we lost hours. i did look up the drive for you, maybe i will join you. it is about an hour and a half from san francisco. karina: we could do it. frances: we could do it if there is no traffic. here a live look from mount tam.

there is cloud cover, but the fog is not as dense. that is better news for viewing conditions this afternoon for the airshow. i will let you know exactly how much better it is going to be and the cooler temperatures ahead. karina: next, speaking out for the first time since the fight incident at practice. how he plans to rebuild the trust between his teammates. ♪

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kevin: and helps prevent the wildfires atrec ok's why calfire firefigh, and the coalition for clean air support prop 30. naomi: i'm voting yes on 30. before the empire ruled the galaxy, a rebel was born. from the creators of rogue one... comes the streaming event, critics are calling the best star wars series yet. hang on! star wars. andor. now streaming and upgrade to the disney bundle for even more. karina: in sports, it is week five of the nfl season. the 49ers are on the road to take on the panthers i think of america stadium. kickoff is at 1:05 this afternoon. in celebration of lgbtq history month and a national coming out day, the 49ers are hosting a watch party in the castro district. it starts at 11:30 at the detour on market street. tonight, nba preseason begins. the warriors host the lakers at

chase center at 5:30. he will not play in tonight's game after he punched a teammate during practice last week. here is chris alvarez with more on his response. chris: he spoke for nearly 40 minutes yesterday, the first time since wednesday'sncen with jorda plewho has yet to publicly here's the video that was leaked to tmz. you see him walk up into his face. poole gives him aside -- a show of. then, he got punched. he said he does not a when he will return to the team, but says he would like to play in the regular season opener on october 18 against the lakers. he also expressed his regret for not being able to control his emotions and apologize to jordan and his family, along with his own family and the entire warriors organization. >> for me, personally, i have to

take what comes with that. i have to deal with that and continue to better myself, as i will. i said before, rebuild the trust in relationships in this locker room, because ultimately, that is what is most important to me. >> is trust compromised? where are you with that? >> no comment. chris: can you smell what pac-12 ne wh y show itthetavis sho c . tothen, mickey to tremaine. down the middle, 24-10 stanford. the beavers down, 27-22. to harrison, unbelievable catch.

there he goes. 56 yards down the sideline. 13 seconds to go, 28-27. sharks and predators, seven games of back to back. the former predator with his first goal as a shark, 1-0. nashville tied in the second. then, the captain, 2-1 san jose. nashville is 4-2 straight. the second goal of the game, sharks lose 3-2. san jose's home opener is friday against carolina. that is a look at sports, back to you. karina: let us get a check on the bay area forecast with frances dinglasan. frances: here is a look at live doppler 7, we are starting with this because we have clouds off the coast and gray skies over the bay area.

visibility is limited due to the fog, santa rosa down to three fourths of a mile. napa is improved, three miles right now. half moon bay at three miles. we have low clouds over many parts of the bay area, including san francisco from the exploratorium. notice the clouds at the top of the financial buildings in san francisco, not as dense as we saw yesterday. temperatures right now for the most part in the 50's. san francisco, 55. oakland 57, san jose 59. south bay, is looking great. went to of sunshine later on this afternoon. santa rosa, 50, novato and napa -- napa 52. sfo, we have more low clouds. here is what you need to know for the forecast today. low clouds, fog and drizzle. i used my wipers a couple times this morning. mostly sunny, the breeze picks up this afternoon and that mean

slightly cooler temperatures for some neighborhoods. temperatures are steady all week long, i will show that with the accuweather 7 day forecast. the winds pick up and peek at 4:00 this afternoon to 20, 25 miles per hour around the bay. 25 oakland, near 15 through parts of the north. the forecast animation, 7:00 this morning, widespread low clouds. by midday, they pulled back to the coast. here is what it looks like at 3:00 for the blue angels airshow. even though we will see low clouds in san francisco, what you will notice compared to yesterday, it is not as thick, not as dense. that means better viewing conditions. though it will still be chilly because of the breeze, than the fog and low clouds will spread inland once again. possibly even making a deeper push through the delta and highs range from 60's to mid 80's, near 90 in some spots.

we do not think we will see too many 90's today. san francisco, height is 65. that is why you need a jacket. look for comfortable 70's around the bay, san mateo 73, fremont 75. plenty of, 86 in concord, antioch and livermore. overnight tonight, it is going to be foggy once again. we could see drizzle, little patches of green along the coast. santa rosa and at the north bay will be the coolest areas where we could see the fog develop once again. accuweather 7 day forecast, morning drizzle but a dry and mild afternoon. less fog for the airshow. not fog free, you will still have to deal with it. i think it will be better today, compared to yesterday. for indigenous peoples' day, not too much change. slightly cooler on tuesday, slightly warmer this weekend.

it is pretty steady, morning fog and afternoon sunshine. karina: rinse repeat. at least we know what to expect. history is in the making at walt disney world resort this weekend. it is hosting hbcu week for the very first time. marching bands from historically black colleges and universities brought their high-stepping into signature sounds to the heart of the magic kingdom. race and culture reporter or our sister station in philadelphia takes us there. >> this is the type of show we are used to sing it magic kingdom. -- seeing at magic kingdom. >> they are not ready for us. ♪ reporter: but 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 in a parade, she was overwhelmed. reporter: her daughter marching down main street, with the band

from -- >> north carolina a&t. we always bring it. every time, everywhere. every stage. reporter: one of four bands from historically black colleges to rock the crowd. it is part of hbcu week at walt disney world resort. >> that is amazing. reporter: winston-salem state university front and center on the world's biggest stage. >> we never really got acknowledge the way we are now. so, being able to be here is such a great opportunity. reporter: stepping into a new era of exposure for hbcus. >> most african americans that graduate from hbcu. >> you see black excellence. >> i wanted them to come see how important it was to join hbcu. reporter: there's something different about hbcu culture and dance from the swag to high-stepping.

>> i definitely love the unity of all the schools coming here, celebrating with disney magic. reporter: this drum major has the moves, leading the way for kids in the crowd to dream big. >> when i see this, it makes you want to push myself more. reporter: do you think you'll be here one day performing? >> yes ma'am. karina: disney is the parent company of abc seven. to learn more about hbcu week and the disney on - i'm norm. - i'm szasz. [norm] and we live in columbia, missouri. we do consulting, but we also write. [szasz] we take care of ourselves constantly; it's important. we walk three to five times a week, a couple miles at a time. - we've both been taking prevagen for a little more than 11 years now. after about 30 days of taking it, we noticed clarity that we didn't notice before. - it's still helping me. i still notice a difference.

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karina: today, the san francisco italian parade and festival returns to north beach. it's a the accomplishment into culture of all italian americans. organizers say it is the longest continuously running his italian -- running italian heritage parade in the country. the parade starts at 12:30 this

afternoon on jefferson street. it is always worth checking get out, so excited to see the people lined up with the bands coming down the street. i am excited, just the energy is exciting. frances: get ready for traffic, be prepared. it looks like they will get more sunshine today in that part of the neighborhood. temperatures right now in the mid to upper 50's, except santa rosa and cloverdale at 49 degrees. there is quite a bit of cloud cover this afternoon, we will see plenty of sunshine today throughout the bay area except at the beach. accuweather 7 day forecast, temperatures a little cooler for inland areas in the mid 80's, around the bay mid 70's. san francisco, less fog for the airshow. karina: we will see if we get lucky, that would be nice. thanks for joining us on abc seven mornings, i am karina nova with frances dinglasan.

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