>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> 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. frances: i started off hopeful

this morning, here is a live shot. the golden gate bridge, the marine layer has deepened over the last couple hours. here is the day planner for today. temperatures in the 50's, we will see the clouds at the coast. karina:karina: it will be sunny inland and around coo

>> it was a matter of minutes, >> it was a matter of minutes, and then areas in the mid 80's, we had 90's yesterday around the bay. at the coast, low 60's.

action meantime other residents are still struggling to get back home. it's just incredible, but lisa frizzie'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 everything affect s it they agree the firestorm tragedy has galvanized this community making it stronger. it is a bit cliche to say but sonoma county really has emerged stronger better prepared and more resilient. it's 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 hurt. the university says the shooting happened during a fight in the area of durant and telegraph avenue less than two blocks from campus. they say no cal students were involved and there's no connection to the campus people nearby describe the scene the whole streets. it was just crazy. it was like everyone was everywhere, you know, i was freaking out. i called my homie. i was like what is happening? we heard something that i felt was fireworks, but it wasn't it was gunshots and it was eight rounds and we were ran inside taco bell because we just wanted

to we were not what's going on. as of now no rests have been made a shooting in oakland left a person dead and another injured had happened friday night near bancroft and 45th avenue police. say one man died a second was heard and is expected to survive. it's 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. her name is ingrid fernandez. she was last seen friday morning around 10 o'clock on all of street and 92nd avenue. she was wearing a red and black shirt and blue jeans. that is her photo in 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. 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 jesus manuel salgado was allegedly a former employee for the family's trucking business. he was charged with four counts of murder his brother, alberto. salgado 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, massa 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. police say 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 your last chance for this year to catch a glimpse of the blue angels the final air show is set for this afternoon. are stunts and flyovers are considered the headline of the annual san francisco fleet week and abc 7 news reporter answer hasan soaked it all in. it's become one of san francisco's most popular and loudest traditions. blue angels air show headlining san francisco fleet week. i like the noise scott richardson came out the patterson his parents in five year old son. what was your favorite train? trick is the lucy loop. san francisco fleet. week was started in 1981 by then mayor diane feinstein. it's grown into the largest annual celebration of the united states armed forces in the country. we lived in on the other side of the bay here moffett field and he loved to go to the blue angels and so we just keep going

the air show is an annual tradition for wendy. nesbit's family. but this year she says the fog made it hard to see and may have shortened the show anything different this year. did anything stand out? fog and it's cold fleet. week is expected to draw more than a million visitors to san francisco and generate close to 10 million dollars in revenue for the city 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 umberto rivaldo'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 let down let down a little bit a little bit maybe next year maybe nation. it'll be better. i'll come back next year. in san francisco until hudson abc 7 news for all the fleet week information you need there's one place watch the air shows live from anywhere on our abc 7 news.com website and on the abc 7 news app and you'll also be able to find a full schedule of other fleet week related festivities. let's get another check on the forecast now with francis. all right. well, we know fog will be an issue once again as we look live towards the bay bridge lots of great skies even some drizzle out there right now, but i'll let you know how much fog we can expect for the air show today with the latest forecast model also ahead buy to black friday the store. that'll no longer be open on the biggest shopping day of the year and coming to cal why nicki minaj is asking the class to

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permanently instead. it will pay employees for the day to spend time outside doing anything besides shopping. they say you'll still be able to place online orders, but they won't be processed until the next day. a horse that ran away to run wild back home eight years later. shane adams says he lost his horse mongo while camping in utah mongo broke loose and made a run for it. he joined a herd of wild mustangs adams searched for mongo for years, but eventually he gave up then a few weeks ago. the bureau of land management was running rounding up a herd of mustangs and notice one of the horses looked different. he had a brand that match the horse adams reported missing eight years ago the two were then reunited. i mean, it's crazy. he's still acts the same. he's still actually the same word eight years of being wild. yeah. it's like another ever happened. hmmongo is now 18 years old and is underweight adams is working on getting him back to health.

a tablecloth with history written all over it. it has thai san francisco and it's going up for auction take a look so you can see a sketch in yellow. that's yellow pen by john lennon doodles from paul mccartney and all four of the beatles signatures the tablecloth belongs to joe velardi the owner of simpsons catering who served the beatles food back in 1966 before their last concert at candlestick park. the tablecloth was stolen from his business and was missing for decades until someone recently returned it to velardi's grandson. it's now going up for auction and is estimated to be worth up to 25,000. a new course focusing on nicki minaj is coming to uc berkeley and the hip hop star says she wants to visit a cal professor announced the class on twitter.

it's called nicki minaj the black barbie femcy and hip-hop feminism. the course will be offered through the african-american studies department and according to the professor. it'll focus on menajah's career within the greater context of hip hop and feminism. she says she's still in the process of finalizing details, but the course will be offered in spring and take a look at this minaj may make an

appearance. she tweeted she would love to stop by. that'd be pretty cool and i'm sure the the people that take that class that are learning a lot of important lessons right would love to see her there. yeah. i wouldn't mind learning some hip hop lessons for her too. yeah, maybe a free performance right there in the classroom. let's talk about the weather francis because everyone's gonna be looking up hoping they can see the blue angels today. i know and personally, it's a

little tough once again today because of the fog and low clouds. so i want to show you what visibility is. it is better compared to yesterday at this time. although still quite limited in santa rosa two-mile visibility in napa five miles and in half moon bay three miles, but they were completely socked in yesterday. so then that made me a little hopeful temperatures right now mostly in the 50s cloverdale won the cooler spots at 49, but then check out los gatos 76 mainly mid 50s around the bay and here's a live shot from the exploratorium. checking out those low clouds over the bay bridge right now temperatures again mostly in the 50s with san jose at 60 degrees and this time in san jose. what made me hopeful. is that the cloud layer wasn't as thick but as we zoom in tighter for around three o'clock

when the blue angels fly there will still be some low clouds coming in through past the golden gate bridge into parts of the bay, but it's not quite as thick as what we saw yesterday. so we'll still be dealing with it. but i'm hoping the viewing will be a little bit better today and then what you'll notice. we'll see a very typical pattern where the overnight cloud spreading in once again winds today will be anywhere from 15

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hispanic heritage month where highlighting two latina winemakers who are young bold and trying to make a name for themselves abc 7 news reporter land melendez focuses on the next generation of winemakers in california. the salinas valley is known as one of the most productive agricultural regions in

california the warm weather combined 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 right 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 con los punch down my that i was. let it is the assistant y maker 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 peter noir. the juice is combined with the grape skins during 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 punching down is done two 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 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 that 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 live it then enrolled at cal poly and later interned at figgy sellers. we're the owner allowed leopard to make his own wine that led to lepa cellars in 2015, but he is only among the 46 or so mexican-american wine makers registered in california uc berkeley professor. alex. saragosa 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 wine making grandparents arrived. 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 my pretty it's picking up an expo 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 he just kind of figure it out and either jump over it or go around it and just make it work professor said i've also 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 it's freaking good but berlin say hi is optimistic about the future of women winemakers. i actually just spoke to the director at fresno state and they have about 11 women future winemakers coming out miguel lepe is currently mentoring to interns meet as many people as you can ask a lot of questions. and you got to let people know what you're interested in see why makers like libby and say how succeed will hopefully motivate and even younger generation to move forward leanne melendez abc 7 news. our coverage of hispanic and latin american heritage month

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moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. good morning to you. hopefully you're off to a great start on your sunday. we are starting out this half hour with a look at the weather. we have francis deglassen here for lisa checking in and letting us know how our sunday looks i know and i'm definitely watching the fog and here's a live shot of the golden gate bridge where you can see is quite thick but the fog just hasn't been as dense this morning. so visibility is limited but not down to the fourth of mile visibilities. we saw yesterday. so that's making me hopeful for

the air show this afternoon sunrise happened at 7:12 temperatures mainly in the 50s. the clouds will linger at the coast throughout the day there might be some brief clearing in the afternoon. it will be sunny inland throughout the day temperatures a little bit cooler with a stronger breeze inland areas in the mid 80s around the bay low 70s at the beaches low 60s. so we'll keep an eye on the fog forecast, but i am hopeful for slightly better viewing conditions this afternoon karina. thanks francis new this morning in the south bay, san jose police are looking for a driver involved in a deadly hit and run crash and you're happy hollow zoo. they say a homeless man riding. his bike was killed. early this morning in the area of center and story roads two cars hit the victim one driver stopped the other took off police say the bicyclist is the 52nd person to die in a traffic crash in san jose this year the driver of the vehicle that did stop is cooperating with police. developing news in ukraine now

this latest explosive attack. it happened in crimea. which russia russia annexed in 2014 abc news reporter ty hernandez has the latest some traffic is now crossing a damaged bridge 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 but in an address president velodimir zielinsky references the explosion describing crimea as cloudy, but warm outing 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 attack as ukraine continues to break through russian lines in the south and eastern parts of the country ty hernandez abc news, new york this morning white house national security council spokesman. john kirby is responding to president biden's warning of a nuclear armageddon.

he spoke to martha raddatz in an interview on this week. with the president was reflecting was that the stakes? i right now given what's going on on the battlefield in ukraine and given the very irresponsible and reckless comments made by vladimir putin in just the last few days. he's a cornered i believe a cornered animal and i think he's more and more dangerous. just what's happened in the last 24 hours. the white house believes the stakes are very high right now with putin's references to his nuclear arsenal, but kirby says the administration does not foresee an imminent threat in the us and its allies are not going to be intimidated. dozens of people turned out in san francisco for a march and rally in support of abortion rights. we don't talk enough about abortions and i really do believe the shame and guilt i felt withholding in my story for so many years impacted my health the rally aimed to fight new abortion laws people joined together with signs demanding

legal abortion care throughout the country. this comes after governor newsom's recent political stance going against 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 and 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 already genocide has to be recognized by the united nation in investigation has to be stored in there have been several attacks in the last year as our places of worship schools and other public places so far these there have been no response from the ruling taliban. it's not even halloween yet, but retailers are already offering holiday deals items that were

over ordered during the pandemic are now deeply discounted abc's deirdre bolton reports on the early sales to entice customers. amazon target walmart just a few of the retailers that want your attention and your dollars early october is now becoming the official kickoff of the holiday shopping season with inflation at a four decade high higher food costs and rising gas and heating bills more americans are worrying about their budgets tillers are in a race to beat out the competition by presenting these early and exciting deals so they can get a piece of that pie targets deal days started on october 6th with daily deals across all categories amazon's primarily access sale kicks off october 11th. walmart is holding a rollbacks and more event from october 10th to 13th on electronics home goods toys and clothing macy's kohl's and bed bath & beyond all

have similar offerings the good news for consumers more good deals available for a longer stretch of time. items that were over ordered during the pandemic are now priced to move experts say athletic wear and leisure wear is heavily discounted so are bulky items that are taking up space in retailers warehouses like big screen tvs and furniture retailers are really looking to move that merchandise out so they can create more space for the the real holiday stuff to come in deirdre, bolton abc news, new york. still ahead on abc 7 mornings the disney is celebrating hbcu week. we take you to walt disney world for more on the celebrations. and here is a live look at pier 39. oh, they're out there and the people who are probably in town for the blue angels here for fleet week. get to see our beautiful. 39 views there, so 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 lung awaited sequel to disney's halloween cult classic plus werewolf finite a chilling special from the marvel cinematic universe, then celebrate 31 nights of halloween on freeform with your favorite scary movies all month long. here's what you can watch today and an evil spirit is haunting hulu with cauldrons of creepy content into the halloween hub if you dare, satisfy your halloween hunger for spectacular programs on disney plus winging e

than 100 golfers teed off at san francisco's harding park golf course for the annual sf pride pro-am golf tournament. this is the fourth fundraiser hosted by sf pride cheer sf got participants fired up for the event. each foursome was paired with a professional golfer and what is known as a scramble format the event raises funds for sf pride and local lgbtq charities and organizations last year's brought in nearly 100,000 dollars and abc 7 is a proud sponsor of sf pride and was the exclusive broadcast partner of pride parade in june. happening tomorrow it's gored big or go home the world championship pumpkin way off kicks off in half. moon bay. superstar growers will be rolling their massive pumpkins onto historic main street for the annual event. of course, they'll be competing

for bragging rights and a ginormous path. the winner gets $9 a pound. yeah, there it is. there's also a thirty thousand dollar mega prize that money will go to anyone who breaks the world record which belongs to an italian man who grew a pumpkin that weighs more than 2,700 pounds. so good luck to everyone tomorrow. we will be watching we want the bay area represented a home in central, california is winning halloween with its epic light show. okay. this is so cool. it's a very detailed show it features drones and lights and sync with music from metallica homeowner tom that george always takes it to the next level with his halloween displays. he's the same person from the iconic tracy house. you might remember him. he puts on crazy light shows every year. well, he moved to linden in this

is his latest creation. he says the light display is over. 400 feet high there's music and images from the show stranger things and ghostbusters the movie francis. i feel like this is worth the trip and you and i already looked into how far it's gonna take us to get there. yeah without traffic. it's about an hour and a half east of san francisco so we can do a karina we'll head out there, but we will have to deal with some fog along the way and here's a live look from our roof camera looking over the bay and the bay bridge and it is great. we're gonna be dealing with fog for the air show. i'll let you know how much you can expect also next draymond green speaking for the first time since that fighting incident at practice how he plans to rebuild the trust between jordan pool and his teammates.

in sports. it's week five of the nfl season. the 49ers are on the road taking on the carolina panthers at bank

of america stadium kickoff is at 105 this afternoon and in celebration of lgbtq history month and national coming out day. the 49ers are hosting a watch party in san francisco's castro district. it starts at 11:30 at the detour on market street then tonight nba preseason begins 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 more on greens response, chris. good morning, draymond green spoke for nearly 40 minutes yesterday. it's the first time he has spoken since wednesday's incident with jordan pool 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 draymond 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. 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 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. we show it twice.

that'll get coach david shaw to smile cardinal up 10th break. then it's mckee. a tremaine again down the middle 37 yard score 24-10 stanford, but final seconds beavers down 27 22, ben gold brunson to trey sean 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 goals of shark one. nothing after one nashville tied it in second, but just 10 seconds later. it's the captain logan couture the one-timer 2-1, san jose, but nashville has scored two straight phillip forsberg beats capo kakanin the wrap around and nino need a rider with his second goal 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. alright chris. thank you. let's get a check now on the forecast with meteorologist francis stinglasson francis. hi karina morning everyone. we are waking up to a lot of widespread low clouds, but the fog is not as dense. so right now visibility is actually better than it was yesterday around this time. santa rosa goes down to two miles napa five miles half moon bay six miles, whereas yesterday was just totally socked in live look from emeryville out towards

the low clouds over the bay bridge and san francisco most temperatures in the 50 san francisco 54 oakland 57, but san jose is already up to 60 degrees right now and as we check out san jose, you'll see it's also great there and temperatures are starting to climb but santa rosa has been one of the cooler spots this morning currently. it's at 50. it was in the upper 40s, novato 57 backville already at 66 degrees. so inland neighborhoods, we'll

get more sunshine and warm up to slightly above average temperatures from mount. ham. we see some shine and blue skies, and they're the low clouds creeping over the bay area. so we're dealing with that fog and even some coastal drizzle karina had some sprinkles on her this morning. mostly sunny. the breeze will pick up this afternoon and so temperatures will be coming down a few degrees for some neighborhoods. and then we have a fairly steady pattern throughout the week. not much change in the accuweather seven day forecast. so here's my latest forecast animation that i want to show you what you'll notice. is that this afternoon the clouds will pull back to the coast. once again, you see those areas of green still some drizzle possible there near point race, but as we zoom in to san francisco, we do see the clouds still coming in right through the marina area and definitely through the sunset district, but it just doesn't look as thick and dense. so i'm hoping it'll be a little bit better for the blue angels life this afternoon. although it will still be out there winds today will range from 15 to 25 miles per hour and especially in san francisco. we'll breezy so grab a jacket temperatures are actually a little bit cooler than average and here's how it plays out today. so during the next few hours in the 50s will only be climbing to the mid-60s during the three o'clock hour then notice after that temperatures quickly start to cool down once again and around the bay temperatures will be low 60s at the beaches and inland areas only in the mid 80s today. so some of our warmest spots

will take antioch 85 fairfield 88 though, san francisco only 64 oakland 68 really comfortable in san jose at 75 the fog moves in overnight. so temperatures will be in the low to mid 50s tomorrow morning when you wake up drizzle possible again, especially near the beaches. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. so enjoy the day today, we will get some sunshine by midday for most everyone but we are dealing with those very gray skies and some spotty drizzle right now and then temperatures for indigenous peoples day tomorrow notice not much change a little bit cooler on tuesday than a little bit warmer towards the end of the week, but we basically have the fog history is in the making it walt disney world resort this weekend. it's hosting hbcu 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 the magic kingdom racing culture reporter toronto thomas from our sister station in philadelphia takes us there. this is the type of show we're used to seeing. 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 never thought'e

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 hersuch a gd stepping and to a new era of exposure for hbcus. most african-americans at graduate college graduate from an hpcu. it means a lot you get to see black excellence.

i just wanted them. to come about hbcu culture and bands from the swag that's gonna put on the show to the high stepping. i definitely love, you know, the unity of all the schools coming here and celebrating with the disney magic. israel major mickey has the moves leading the way for kids in the crowd to dream 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 love seeing the inspiration there disney is the parent company of abc 7 to learn more about hbcu week and the disney on the yard initiative go to ab

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accomplishments and culture of all italian americans organizers say the event is the longest continuously running italian heritage parade in the country and there will be several road l be using alternate routes starting already. they started at eight this morning the parade starts at 12:30 this afternoon on jefferson and powell streets, i get to see it yesterday last year, and it was awesome. i mean just the energy being there north beach for the parade and hopefully the weather's pretty good for it france. yeah. i think it'll be another awesome parade, but it probably won't be a sunny as last year because we are dealing with such thick fog this morning or widespread fog all around the bay area, but the fog is not as dense. so i need to mention that because that is going to help out the viewing conditions this afternoon in san francisco. it's 54 oakland 59 san 61 degrees and temperatures will be about the same as yesterday but a little bit cooler in some spots. so at the beaches in the 60s around the bagel c60s and 70s and inland areas in the mid 80s.

here's the accuweather seven day forecast some drizzle possible this morning too and kind of holding steady throughout the rest of the week. all right last day of fleet week. yeah. oh actually the ship tour here right last day for the blue and air show. yes, so hopefully people can get out and enjoy it. but we thank you for joining us today on abc 7 mornings. i'm karina nova in for liz croates along with franciston lawson and for lisa origin abc news continues at have a great day.

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