stockton say this is the man they've been looking for. in their serial killer investigation. arrested was wesley brownlee 43 for homicide

. police say 43 year old wesley brownlee was arrested as he was driving early saturday morning. he's the prime suspect in seven shootings, six fatal, including one man in oakland. stockton police chief stanley mcfadden believes brownlee was preparing to kill again. he was on a mission to kill. he was out hunting as officers make contact with him. he was wearing dark clothing and had mask around his neck. there's also armed with a firearm when he was taken into custody. we are sure we stopped another killing stockton. police say ballistics tests linked the suspect to all seven shootings. five of the shootings took place after july 8th chief mcfadden says tips from the community help determine where brownlee lived. brownlee is a stockton resident who lives close to one of the crime scenes. we maintain eyes. on that residence until he became mobile. once he became

mobile is when we started to continue follow him until we eventually took them off where we identify that he's posing a threat. even though there's a there wasn't any words that we could say that will bring back the lost loved ones. the least that we could do. is do our part to help bring justice. and here we are today. officials are trying to determine if the gun they found when brownlee was arrested is the same gun used in the other shootings. brownlee has a criminal past but didn't elaborate, and they still don't have a motive in the case. it's now up to the san joaquin district attorney's office to file the appropriate charges. my deputy district attorneys who have been here all night. are reviewing the evidence as we speak. and they're working actively in partnership with the investigation to determine the charges that will proceed on brownlie will be arraigned on tuesday, the san joaquin district attorney's office says after the arraignment, they'll announce the charges in stockton's hassan, abc seven news and we first sent out a

push alert about this breaking news through the abc seven news app yesterday afternoon. it's just one way to stay >> a man suspected of breaking car windows was shot by a schuurs deputy and is now in could condition the man had a gun and shot at deputies before one fired back and hit the man. he was was detained b will make sure and ku updated on this story as it fell up's. the pilot of a plane that crashed at the petaluma airport left unhurt. the plane wound up upside down. he says he was coming in for landing when there was a gust of wind. he turned off of thethankfully .

this morning we are hearing from east bay who was carjacked while driving for uber. we have the story and video you will only see on seven. >> it started out like any other night driving over your he picked up two passengers at around 8:00. when they arrived at the destination, something seemed off when the men did not exit the vehicle right away. they asked where he was from and he said nepal and they had another request. >> they put a gun to my head and said lay on the ground they took my car keys and drove away. >> we reach out to cooper who sent a statement which they

provided support but only pay for the deductible for his stolen car. he believes he was targeted for his race. >> i want them to know for other he has not been able to go out in public alone. >> the investigation is ongoing and no word on any arrests. demonstrators gathered in union square to show solidarity and support for the people of iran as the protests under the fifth week. cracked on right security forces continues. -- the crackdown on security forces continues. amnesty international estimates

144 iranians have been killed and thousands more injured or arrested. the protests were sparked by the death of a woman for violating job rules. san francisco leaders will hold another hearing to determine the future state of the city's historic mining midst. meetings have been held every month to get feedback and it comes after a number of stenches were destroyed. >> many of them do not reflect diversity of san francisco, erase committees of color. >> the monuments and memorials advisory committee and other affiliates are at the history and values that each statue which will determine which ones will stay up and which will be taken down. 98 monuments have raised concern. the next session will be

november 15. celebrate fire prevention week firefighters showing kids how fire equipment works during fire prevention open house at the sonoma district and other look safety partners. you can find other information and tips and activities for kids online. things are looking good. lisa: in terms of fire danger, we are in good shape. relative humidity is high. will ed lee tire fire danger, i will have the answers. >> the concerns over a looming closure and white some say it could be a deadly decision. a new rink rolls into san francisco.

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>> worries over the looming closure of eight safe injection site in the tenderloin district. it opened after the mayor declared a state of emergency last december in response to the drug overdose crisis. advocates state closing it now could be a deadly decision. here is tara cambell. tara: the tenderloin center connects drug users to services like housing and jobs. it is also a place people go to use drugs somebody there ready to reverse an overdose. it is run by the nonprofit. gary mccoy is the vp of policy and public affairs. >> we are on hand to provide narcan distribution but also ensure that folks do not die

from the overdose. tara: mccoy says there are concerns about what will happen when this service gets cut off in december. >> there are between 300 and four head -- 400 of people accessing and having visits to center. tara: they plan to replace the center with a handful of what they call wellness hubs offering similar services, but it is taking time. >> the concern for us is where are they going to go and other going to go back into isolation. tara: and it is frustrating says the cofounder of mother against drug addiction. >> there is going to be a gap and it is obese like we are in a gap. matter which way we turn are shortages, no beds. tara: the governor vetoed a bill

in august that would have paved the way for san francisco to would set up injection sites. the supervisor says the city attorney is now trying to work through the legal barriers. >> i think we would have a freer hand if the governor signed the legislation. he didn't. i am told there is room to move forward. tara: but just how quickly they move forward is up in the air. san francisco department of public health sending us the following statement, reading in part, while we continue to work through the legal issues, our goal is to replicate the lifesaving services and anticipate that wellness hubs will include on-site drug use and will have measures in place to prevent overdoses. in the meantime, those with loved ones struggling on the streets are pleading for 24/7 on

demand treatment. >> in a city like this with this much human suffering, there needs to be a better way. >> election day is just over three weeks away and voters will be deciding the fate of flavored tobacco in california. californians passed the ban on mental and cotton candy vaping but it never took effect. tobacco giants spent $20 million in now voters will decide on the november 8 ballot weather to toss out the law or keep it. we will vote on seven statewide oppositions. we published an explanation for each one on our app. it is available for you on route, apple tv or amazon fire. check out the elections section

to find any of the breakdowns. house speaker nancy pelosi held a roundtable in san francisco discussed a food solvency system. she joined experts on a panel and they talked about access for the community to grow their own foode panel listened to residens top about the importance of farming and building a diverse community. nancy pelosi. there is no honor greater than going to the floor of the house to speak for the of san francisco. >> she also met farmers and volunteers. it is home of the largest community firms in the bay area. one of comedy's biggest stars coming to the home of the warriors. adam sandler set to perform on summer six. presale tickets avail now for cardholders and tickets go on sale to the public tomorrow morning 10:00.

there is a new roller rink in san francisco. the mayor laced up her skates in joint committee members to celebrate the grand opening. the pop-up roller disco will be at civic center through the end of the year. >> there are a lot of challenges, this is happiness and fun and we need to start enjoying life a lot more. >> the rink uses solar power in runs of a battery bank at night. the floor is made of special sports tiles for a buffer in case you fall. the roof will double as part of a leisure -- laser show to make it a true roller rink. tickets are $15 for adults, including skates. today is your last day to catch the 50th annual half moon bay art and pumpkin festival.

there will be a costume contest, live music and pumpkin carving. the winning pumpkin last year set the record at 2500 pounds and will be on display for you to take issues with. that will run from 9:00 until 5:00 on the. admission is free. nothing says fall like an event like that. lisa: summer, we have certainly had heat waves. the marine layer is sticking around in october is a little unusual. for the pumpkin festival, it is drizzle low 60's once again. we are inundated with low cloud and dog and you can see the system in southern california departing, a few areas of rain, thunderstorms and a system of short that will spin up high clouds the next couple of days.

we have sunshine in solano county the rest of us socked in. high clouds throughout the next several days, including today. great-looking san francisco. palo alto, low 60's. half moon bay has been mild. it is taking longer with temperatures around 60 in santa rosa. it has been a mild night. as we look towards the roof camera, not a lot of wind. with cloud cover pulling back, we will see sunshine inland. 60's and 70's for temperatures, more widespread. yesterday, slow clearing. looking at warmer days arriving tuesday and wednesday. today at, you will notice as we

get sunny, we have a stubborn cloud cover in san mateo and marin but a nice afternoon for most of you. through your monday morning, a great start. as we go into tuesday, we have mostly cloudy to partly cloudy skies throughout the afternoon. the original -- the ridge willi. moay, midn'for the inland valleys.ld0'heoa.es's along the shore. with more cloud cover, we will see the peak temperatures midweek where it numbers well top out around 90. wind will be on the light side. we are talking about the low average numbers today with mid 60's downtown. 67 in oakland and fremont.

the seven day forecast featuring the below average temperatures today, tomorrow. as we warm up, mid to upper 80's. comfortable but warm inland. not talking rain anytime soon. for the time being, it is good to keep it cooler than average. >> bridging the digital divide. the event of way one nonprofit is helping farm workers connect to services.

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>> a local nonprofit have found an innovative way to take technology to work sites so workers can use the internet and connect with doctors.

gloria rodriguez introduces us to the program. gloria: the double-decker bus will look like this, designed just for farmworkers. >> confident, computer lab and three rooms. it is more -- conferences, computer lab, and three rooms. it is more conference rooms. it is a state-of-the-art vehicle. we can get equity into the farms. gloria: he is the farmworker program director in half moon bay. the nonprofit is bringing the bus to the coast. he says farmworkers may not see a doctor when they are sick due to transportation challenges or fear of missing out on pay. this farmworker says of the bus will make it easier to get medical care. >> that way we don't have to miss too much work. the time is limited for us. the bus will come to three farms

certain days of the week and hope to visit other places too. >> other areas as well. maybe organizations that area will be interested in a program like this. gloria: a program that will bridge the digital divide. >> a lot of farmworkers don't have cell phones to their families in mexico. sometimes we don't get good reception with the internet, so i think it is going to help me a lot. >> various community groups are hoping fund this. the autumn lights festival has opened. all of the exhibits are produced by local artists. enthusiasts immerse themselves

into the dazzling effects. still to come, north carolina community devastated. help community -- how the community is coming together in raleigh after the shooting. >> i would -- i was so excited. >> one bay area person waking up richard today. what the store owners say they will do with their portion of the prize.

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start with a flavored product. and once they're hooked, they can be addicted for life. kids who used tobacco start with a flavor product and once they're hooked they can be addicted for life this election. we can stop big tobacco's dirty trick boating yes on prop 31 will end the sale of candy flavored tobacco products saving kids from nicotine addiction vote. 131 get out and go in an adventure band from recvan go for discounted top brands. go for a new thor to laurel discounted over 47,000. get out at go shop indoors for your van at rec van. building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. and good morning to you. we're going to start this half hour with. a look at the weather meteorologist lisa origin. it's been a great weekend with you on the desk for us temperatures been a little bit below average. we've been limited on the sun but otherwise, yeah, it's been a great time as we look outside

from our suture tower camera. it mild 62, downtown palo alto and santa clara so waking up to temperatures in and grace guys 60 in santa rosa 63 in concord and the clearing it's slow again today. look at this 11 o'clock, and we barely have sun out there in our inland valleys livermore maybe and then as we get towards the afternoon, it's sunny inland around the bay, it's pleasant upper 60s that is below average, but count on limited. post in as we get into the five o'clock time period we've got high and mid-level clouds will be visiting us for the next several days. they'll definitely play a factor into our seven-day outlook. i'll explain in a few minutes lisa. thank you. hint stockton the suspected serial killer has been arrested. he's expected to appear in court on tuesday. police. say 43 year old wesley brownlee is the suspect in seven shooting six of them were deadly and one of the victims is from oakland officers say ballistics test

linked brownlee to all seven shootings now with tips from the community they were able to find out where he lived the police chief says brownlee was armed when officers confronted him and he believes bradley was preparing for another kill. in north carolina vigils were held for the victims who died after thursday's mass shooting new details are emerging from the 911 calls on the day of 15 year old teenager allegedly opened fire abc news reporter. alan lopez is in raleigh with the latest this morning a raleigh community reeling there's a senselessness to things like this at this vigil the community coming together to pay their respects walking arms viewing this memorial to the victims john smith new one of the victims nicole connors nicole. she's always walk her dog. we always have promisation out there. so everybody was like a close native family in the neighborhood. so this is hard on all of us. you don't feel so safe anymore. like all of us just standing out there last night was

uncomfortable robert still's fiancee. mary marshall was one of those killed their wedding had been planned for this month. this woman was my everything she meant so much to me and her parents and sister still posting on a gofundme page raising money for her funeral expenses. he's trying to say what's wrong king 911 calls detailing the terror unfolding. oh my god another person. is another person? all you guys you gotta get out the area the crime scene spanning for more than two miles. the shooting started around 5pm then police say the suspects fled to a nearby walking trail finally taken into custody at 9:30 pm now, but the homeowner as soon as i arrived he was outside cutting grass told him to stay in the house and do not come out law enforcement official telling abc news that among the dead is one of the shooters relatives. and the da says she intends on trying that teenage suspect as an adult. she says that assuming he

recovers he could face life in prison without the possibility of parole and overnight another deadly shooting within 72 hours of this one this time in pittsburgh, three people were killed and one was injured elwyn lopez abc news, raleigh, north carolina. this morning george stephanopoulos spoke with secretary of transportation pete buttigieg asking him about the democrats plan for the economy. buddha judge highlighted steps taken by the biden administration to combat rising gas prices and the cost for everyday goods. he's looking to build on american infrastructure relieve supply line bottlenecks and lower prescription prices. here. you have this environment where americans are facing a lot of pressure because prices are up and we have ways to bring prices down, right the chips act that's bringing manufacturing back to the united states the pact getting veterans the benefits they deserve of course the infrastructure bill the inflation reduction act on top of that american rescue plan. buddha judge argued in part that

while inflation is possible. it is not inevitable he also mentioned that the administration is implemented multiple plants to strengthen the american economy. well the parents of an injured teen are accused of attacking a high school principal in yuba county sheriff's deputies were called to break up a student fight near lyndhurst high school and all of her's last month now one student went to the hospital for treatment deputies say the parents showed up at school the next day and the father began assaulting the school principal the deputies found a ghost gun at the parents home and confirmed that it had been brought on to school property. the couple is now facing a number of charges including assault on a school employee and possession of a weapon on a school campus. broadway dim the lights in honor of angela lansbury last night. she made best be remembered for her role in the hit tv series murder she wrote. i love that show, but she also left her mark on the stage lansbury made her broadway debut in 1957 and earned five tony awards over the years. she also received a lifetime

achievement award not too long ago lansbury died last week at the age of 96. while bridge day returned to fayetteville in west virginia after a two-year pandemic pause tens of thousands of people from across the country gathered at new river gorge. that's america's newest national park and the biggest attraction. there was base jumping. it's the only day it's allowed on the 876 foot bridge hundreds of jumpers made the leap by parachuting off of that bridge bridge day is always the largest one day event in west virginia and judging by the crowd this year. it definitely did not disappoint some brave people there. well this morning someone in the bay area is a lot richer like hundreds of millions of dollars richer a winning mega millions lottery ticket was sold at san jose convenience store. another winning ticket was sold in florida. the winners will split the nearly 500 million dollar jackpot abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard talked with store owners and customers all wondering who that lucky person might be. yeah, so i was just excited i

heard about the winner was our customers best budony is thrilled to know he might have sold the wedding mega millions ticket worth of whopping 247 million dollars at this 7-eleven store on kuser road in san jose a copy of the winning tickets or seats is on display near the lotto machine. the winning numbers are 9 20 to 26 194 million dollar jackpot will be split with another winner in florida. i was so excited hamadi nadiri told us by phone that she and her family have owned the 7-eleven since 1987 after immigrating from iran. she says there's been winning tickets sold here before but nothing like this. i really hope and that's money would do great for that person and that person could do a lot of good things with that money.

well, i i won two dollars one time but to win 250 million dollars, that's pretty amazing. and right here in san jose right here in san jose. this winning ticket is truly a win-win for everybody the owners of this store get this they get a 1 million dollar bonus. i knew the day would come it's you too kind your heart is too big long time customer rexanderson is thrilled for the winner and the store owners. i am so happy for them. i've known him for years the family. they're open helpful. hamadi says she'll donate some of the bonus money to her own community. i would donate for the lottery says the lucky person has yet to come forward and show the winning ticket. lately than not that they'll walk into one of our offices with that ticket and fill out all the right people work, but they have up to a year. so it may be a while before we know this lucky. for the store often sells eight

to 900 lotto tickets per day and many are hoping that lightning strikes twice ideally. don't mind getting another jack bush in san jose cornell bernard abc 7 news. i hope they get that second jackpot. there was still ahead on abc 7 mornings. hoping to create positive change the new facility at san jose state. that's one step closer to becoming reality. and here's a live look from our pier 39 camera the sea lions having a lazy relaxing sunday morning. i hope you are too lisa origins gonna have your forecast in minutes.

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calfire firefighters, the american lung association, and the coalition for clean air support prop 30. naomi: i'm voting yes on 30. i want to show you a look a live. look from our santa cruz camera looking at the beach right? there doesn't necessarily. like a warm sunny day, but it's just still a beautiful shot that we wanted to show you this morning this sunday morning and happening today in san francisco. the hate ashbury street fair returns after a two-year hiatus

headlining is international hip hop artist talib kweli organizers of the pharisee. the goal is to feature the cultural history and diversity of one of the city's most celebrated neighborhoods. it runs from 11 to 5:30 on haight street between masonic and stanyan. and tonight is the final night of the mill valley film festival and some big stars are expected to attend a screening of the movie. the good nurse will be held at cinearts sequoia the film stars, eddie redmayne and nandi assumeua assuma went to callan was drafted by the raiders and also played for the 49ers. he retired from football in 2013 tickets are still available for the closing night party. they start at $70, so there's just been so much that has been happening this weekend lisa. yeah, nice fall feeling out there as well. even though we're below average. san francisco should be about 70 for this time of year. it was 62 yesterday about that today, but the clouds will they park i'll have the answers next. thanks, lisa and also next securing the future the two

warriors who just signed contract extensions and how much they're worth. chris alvarez is breaking it all down coming up in sports. down coming up in sports. - bedtime!! - bedtime. ♪♪ i love bedtime. the thin, sweet bite to end the night. oreo thins.

the thin, sweet bite to end the night. here's a live look from our abc 7 roof camera. looking a little breezy out there over by the bay bridge. ferry building and all of that over there. i'm hoping to get out there for a walk in a little bit might bring my jacket with me meteorologist. lisa origins can have your full forecast coming up here shortly, but first we want to tell you about olympian sunni leashes adding to her accomplishment adding to a long list of accomplishments. she's done so much the women's sports foundation has named her the 2022 individual sportswoman of the year. the foundation said it chose the 19 year old because of her excellence in women's gymnastics along with her poise strength and agility and last year's olympics lee won gold in the all around and she also earned a silver medal and the team competition. she's now a gymnast at auburn

university. and in sports it's week six of the nfl and the 49ers are on the road again, the three and two niners take on the atlanta falcons at mercedes-benz stadium kickoff for that is at 10 this morning coming up and the warriors are giving two key players significant extensions ahead of the season opener this week abc7 sports anchor chris alvarez has a details and this morning sports. good morning. the warriors were off saturday. no practice, but they made plenty of noise secur. two key components of the future starting with guard jordan pool jp can afford as many pool parties wants now espn reports that pools agents confirm. he's finalizing a four-year 140 million dollar contract extension the deal expect to be finalized ahead of monday's deadline for rookie extensions for members of the 2019 class coming off a breakout season last year. he put up a career high in nearly every major offensive category, of course a key piece in the championship run last season. paul is joined by andrew wiggins

who's officially signed a four-year 109 million dollar contract extension with the warriors on saturday wiggins. also coming off a career year earned his first all-star nod arguably the warrior's second best player during the postseason outside of stephen curry wiggins technically taking a pay cut to stay with golden state. he's gonna make 33.6 million this season, but that number drops down to an average of about 27 million per year following stanford in south bend taking on norder dame. here we go first drive stanford strike in first casey filkins, finishing it off seven nothing. they lead 13 nothing at one point but here comes notre dame first play the fourth quarter drew pine tobias, merryweather 41 yards and the irish take the lead cardinal kick a field goal to take the lead. so last chance for notre dame pines pass broken up by jonathan mcgill on 4th down cardinal wins, 16 14 snapping an 11 game losing streak to fbs opponents cal. taking on winless, colorado in

boulder late third quarter three, nothing game cal finally scores jack plummer to jay michael sturdivant. what a catch that was 14-yard connection. 7-3 cal so nice. we show it twice a cow field goal sent the game to overtime tied to 13 then jt shroud finds montana limonious craig in the corner of the end zone initially ruled out a bounce, but take a look again. it is reviewed and it is a touchdown 20 to 13 buffs fourth and goal cal needs a touchdown but plumbers passes incomplete

cal falls, 20 to 13. colorado wins their first game of the season as the fans rush the field and after the game coach wilcox, just seething. -- your chest out you go to work and you own it. everybody coaches players. everybody entire program owns it. it's starting with me. i take the responsibility for the performance on the team and that was not good enough fourth quarterback of quarterback walker egot forced into action after cordero got banged up and the passes incomplete on fourth and long san jose state falls 1710 the valley trophy remains in fresno. that is your look at sports. let's send things back to you. thank you, chris. let's get that promise check now the bay area forecast with meteorologist lisa arjun. all righty. good morning toinut ppler sws loteares. thisnehe r pulling away to southern california. this system will spin up some clouds in the next few days. and then we have a low cloud deck all along the shoreline and that is keeping us great for the time being but we are getting some sun in our east bay far east bay valleys, and then it peels back the low cloud deck.

here's a look at pier 39 and the sea lines there. they look plentiful. don't they more so than we've seen in the past they go away for july coming back in the fall 62 in san francisco 63 oakland and san jose with low 60s on the coast. and here's the look from baltimore peak where you can see the haze the low cloud deck and maybe even a few high clouds in the days to come 60, santa rosa 63 napa novato fairfield conquered and livermore at 62. it is sunny in fairfield and you can see all the cloud. here low 60s santa cruz mid-60s today for high temperature in santa cruz. so with the cloudy skies this morning, it will be slow clearing and as a result cooler than average we've seen 60s and just some low 70s for most some areas may hit the mid-70s today. so little change from yesterday to today and as we look at the week ahead we do have warmer days as soon as tomorrow, but getting a lot warmer is beginning to tuesday and wednesday with more widespread mid and upper 80s for some of

our warmest inland valleys. here's a look at how the clouds retreat this afternoon. you can see parts of marin though still cloudy the san mateo coast. otherwise we'll get back into robust marine layer and high clouds into your monday morning monday afternoon looking at partly cloudy skies. this is three o'clock on monday and then by tuesday, we have got the high mid-level clouds visiting throughout the day high pressure has built in and bringing that warming trend as we get through tuesday and wednesday. it's not gonna last though. things will cool down five degrees shy of average here for most of you in the south bay. so 71 with some afternoon sun on the way in san jose 68 palo alto

you see how the clouds want to hang on to the peninsula. so we'll call it partly cloudy redwood city and millbrae cloudy skies downtown with mid-60s five degrees below average and up in the north bay. we'll see about 70 sonoma santa rosa, so pretty cool for this time of year, but temperatures on the east bay with some cloud cover with mid 60s for berkeley

67 in union city. we've got the sun inland and mild weather here for you with 74 and conquered pittsburgh and livermore today. so with overnight lows moderating with the cloud deck once again near 60 for most of us in the seven day forecast high pressure builds in but the high clouds with us for upper 70s inland tomorrow aboutaroundy

wednesday, probably lose the jacket unless you're right at the coast and as we get thursday holding on to some warmth there and then turning cooler into next weekend. so forecast models were teasing. some rain doesn't look like it's gonna happen next we can never put that jack jack to run on the track. to have a safe space where the kids can just be kids the other part of the project directly builds upon what tommy smith and john carlos stood for a speed city legos in terms of bringing san jose state university the community where people can look and say this is what san jose state's about. this is who we are at the feet of history the next steps towards positive change in san

jose dust and abc 7 news. next sunday streets finale san francisco gearing up for the last event of the year. we're gonna have the details of the festivities and where you'll find activities.

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illinois the middle of everything. winning numbers from last night's 454. dollar powerball drawing. it's 32.37.40. 58 62 in the powerball number 15, but nobody picked all six numbers. so tomorrow night's jackpot goes up to 480 million dollars in those we said earlier the odds could be in your favor here locally the winning numbers from last night's 33 million dollars superlotto plus drawing 5, 10 16 34 35. the mega number is 11 and no one picked all six numbers in that drawing either. so wednesday night's prize increases to 34 million dollars. all right happening today in san francisco. it's the final edition of this year's sunday streets with a day-long event called phoenix day the nonprofit livable city.

aims that reclaiming car congested streets transforming them into spaces for all to enjoy today's activities are scattered across san francisco, including chinatown. mission outer sunset golden gate park and more. there's also a citywide scavenger hunt for a flag with an emblem of a burning phoenix the festivities run from noon until 5 pm right now. let's get a final check of your accuweather forecast with lisa. all right. well, it has been a little gray, but we've been mild some afternoon sun same deal on the way today, but we get partly cloudy as we get closer to the bay and cloudy at the coast. so temperatures below average plenty of 60s to low 70s the accurate they seven day forecast a slow warm-up for your monday, but then we're back into some warmth for tuesday and wednesday still cool at the coast and then that cool down in time for next weekend just in time. thank you lisa. thank you so much for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i'm zach fuentes in for lewis coates along with lisa arjun abc

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