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fire of 2018. that was the deadliest. now this fire is the deadliest. over the last 10 years. >> now at 9:00 devastation in maui continues breed the death toll for the wildfire -- for the wildfire coming overnight. it is sunday, august 13. i'm stephanie sierra. we will have more on the aftermath in maui in a moment. we begin with the weather. let's get to meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning everyone. waking up to plenty of sunshine unless you are right at the shoreline. live doppler 7 shows all the fog along the coast and high clouds coming in from this sierra nevada. santa rosa has been a bit as well as half moon bay and the golden gate bridge. this view from our former peak camera is beautiful. air quality moderate east bay. upper 90 santa clara valley. low to mid 90's at a fire danger index brings us to a moderate level as we get into the warmth

today. the upper elevation, the hills, very, very dry brush. warm temperatures will last for another for days or so. from our tower camera a pretty view of san francisco, 61 there, 71 san jose. the sh low 60's santa rosa. 70's entered the inland valleys. san francisco beautiful today. 80's around the bay and heat just beginning in the inland valleys with upper 90's today. ended with a car fire in the east bay. this video just in shows multiple sideshows that happened in vallejo and oakland overnight. people are seeing getting dangerously close to cars, doing doughnuts area you can see them right in the middle of the intersection. some were even lighting fireworks. very dangerous.

the maui fires are now considered the deadliest wildfire disaster in modern u.s. history. overnight the death toll increased to 93. authorities searched through 3% of the damaged area. an estimated 1000 people are still missing. hawaiian governor josh green says over 2000 structures have been destroyed or damaged. he says at least 1000 rooms have been secured for support staff and those displaced by the fires. abc news reporter gio ben tells us about the efforts today. >> this morning communities are trying to recover under the wake of the deadliest u.s. welfare in a century. overnight the grim reality from officials. at least 93 lives lost since t devastating in front of broker tuesday. >> two days ago the number was smaller and it will continue to rise. >> the fire damaged more than 2200 structures and burned more than 2100 acres. >> the devastation is so

complete that you see metal twisted in ways you cannot imagine. you see nothing structures left. >> the agency deploying more than 150 workers to the island to assist in recovery. across mali people sharing harrowing tales of survival. annalise cochran was able to escape the fire by jumping into the ocean, telling me she was clinging to a wall for more than seven hours. >> out to to survive? >> i've climbed over the seawall into the ocean and when the fire was happening and the cars were exploded we would duck into the water and put our mouth as close to the surface us we could so we could breathe. >> now anger at the local government. residents say they were not given enough warning. armenta set on caught up with people -- our melissa a don caught up with people having trouble returning to their homes. >> ice on the management of the situation whatsoever. there was one police car with the little blue lights flashing.

nothing about fire, evacuate coming out -- evacuate, get out. >> no alert went off. no alarm, no text. i was watching smoke billowing at 80 miles per hour over my apartment. we saw flames about a block away. >> you got a warning at all? >> absolutely no warning. >> authorities overnight said the speed and intensity of the flames complicated efforts toward citizens. >> there were multiple fires at the same time. so the circumstances were greatly complicated. also by the speed with which the fires spread destroying a great deal of structure. over time we will figure out if we could have better protected people. >> geo but he has abc news. >> our hearts go out to the maui community. there are plenty of ways you can help those impacted. one option, a bay area nonprofit holding a donation drive for

wildfire victims. the group is called five - vibes and smiles, a group created to serve others during difficult times. find out more at vibes andsmiles.org. on the peninsula the beloved aloha festival came together focused on relief efforts. cornell barnard has the story. >> dedicating a song to the people of maui, a show of solidarity. this year's aloha festival, a celebration of violent heritage, taking on a new mission. >> this reminds me of the hurricane in 1991. we got together to help the people. we have to rise to the occasion now and help them again, in maui this time. >> i knew that some of you may

have not been affected. but maybe your family or friends. >> sadly that was too true. it seems that most everyone we found out the festival has a personal connection to the maui firestorm tragedy including yves delacruz from san jose. >> we have a friend that died. he got burned. >> laura garcia deguzman is worried about her college roommates family that were forced to evacuate. >> they are in the shelters unfortunately. the fire was in their backyards. so they had to take shelter in their son's school. >> the hawaii community foundation is collecting donations for maui relief. jerry watt and abe gave $100. >> i saw on the news that they need help. >> hawaiian airlines asking customers to donate airline miles to help transport red cross volunteers to maui. >> trying to donate our miles, anything we can. our hearts are with the hawaiian

islands. anything we can do would be great help. >> the spirit of the islands remains steadfast at this beloved festival reflected in food and dance. josé and returned from maui before the wildfire started feet he says the community is hurting but help is on the way. >> just give love back. i think this is very special to them because i think everybody is your bending together to help out. -- banding together to help out. >> hawaiian airlines tells us in the past few days 10,000 hawaiian airlines customers have donated their miles to help with relief. the loja festival returning here for the first time since 2019. this weekend, so many people want to help. in san mateo cornell barnard abc7news. >> a lot of people want to know what they can do to help.

go to abc7news.com for a list fundraisers, charities, and verified nonprofits all helping the of hawaii recover from the devastating wildfires. authorities say they have been able to stop the spread of a fire that broke out in livermore overnight. it was first reported around 10:00 p.m.. flames could be seen north of highway 580 near las positas college. the fire burned about 15 acres of brush along collier canyon road. another brush fire in the south bay. san jose crews expended a cleaning up after a fire in mount hamilton. this morning we can report progress overnight. this is video of when the flames were still burning around 11:00 last night near the popular grandview restaurant. it burned about 10 acres. san jose fire says no structures were threatened. in the north bay, an update on a public health crisis. marin county health officials say accidental overdoses are now the leading cause of death for residents 55 and younger.

the county health department launched a campaign to try to tackle the epidemic. seven out of 10 overdose deaths involved fentanyl. there has been at least one overdose per week for the last three years. they are trying to raise awareness about narcan, that can save a victim's life. new details on a flight scare in december. they report by the national transportation safety board reveals a plane on its way from maui to san francisco nosedived in the air about one minute after takeoff. this morning we learned that miscommunication was to blame. the plane plunged after the captain called for an adjustment to the flap settings. he asked for to be set from 20 to five. the copilot told investigators he thought the captain asked for 15, not five, causing the plane to nosedive. the pilot quickly shifted to recovery mode and got back on track. >>

65 at the airport. the highs today a couple degrees above average. sunshine. the sea breeze intact. 70's downtown while we climbed through the nine to 10 month. triple digit heat for some. we will talk about the rest of us in my flat accuweather 7-day forecast coming up. >> watch out for wildlife. a deadly trend between bears and cars that advocates say is getting worse. plus, swifties cash. how much taylor's

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looking out for tahoe's beloved bears. and bryant is the executive director of the barely read quite -- there league. >> drive slowly and watch the wildlife. >> crossing the road has become increasingly deadly. at least 20 bears were struck and killed by vehicles the past five weeks. another seven were seriously injured. >> we should only have about four or five. so, i dreaded to think what will happen when october or november comes. >> that is when the bears become more active in preparation for winter. >> when they are beefing up on calories and foraging 20 hours per day, that's normally when we would see these numbers. >> this year she says it is happening way too soon, word for the estimated 300 bears in the region. >> what will happen when october or november comes? will we have 100 bears in a few

kit -- days that are killed, hit, wounded, or injured? >> made this video a mama bear tries to rally her cubs after one was hit by a car in south lake tahoe. >> it is hard for those of us responding to the calls to share our pleas for wildlife, the bear league. it is really hard to take it in. >> reminding drivers not -- no matter the time of day or night, be on the lookout for bare crossings. their livelihoods depend on it. >> they deserve to come to the lake as much as we do. they fish and hunt for crawdads. they go swimming because it is hot. they have to be able to do this. >> good tips there. from bears to gray wolves. they are making a comeback in the form you. a new pack has been found in tulare county. you are looking at video of the lassen pack. wildlife officials think the new pack may be its descendants. gray wolves are endangered. they were hunted to extension in

california about 100 years ago. wolves have been slowly wandering back into the state over the past decade and there are now three known will fax in the state. -- wolf packs in the state. the santa -- salvation army is asking santa clara county to help house people as they remodel their shelter from 70 beds to 112 for both men and women. in the last year the service helped 600 men find housing through their emanuel house emergency shelter. on tuesday the board of supervisors will vote on asking the county administration to present options for funding. the south bay is getting a swiftie stimulus. for two taylor's concerts in santa clara county a couple weeks ago brought in an estimated $33 million to the local economy. 60,000 people went. 70% of the people were from out of town. the traveling swifties

around $90 million on hotels, food, and entertainment. the super bowl pooled in an estimated $248 million for santa clara county in 2016. a weekend full of music across the bay area. the san jose summer dress festival continues today. the annual festival is hosted in downtown san jose at the plaza day cesar chavez park celebrating the 50th anniversary of hip hop with big daddy kane headlining the main stage. it features latin, jazz, funk, and soul artists. today the big finale at outside lands. day three is here. organizers expect over 200,000 people who have attended throughout the weekend. today the big headliners, megan thee stallion, odesza and lil yachty.

tickets are going on ticket resale sites. the city is asking everybody to use public transit because there is no parking in the area. if you made it out there yesterday, you may have seen abc 7's very own dan ashley hit the stage. he was a hit. here is a sneak peek. >> dan has a lifelong passion for music and expresses her love -- his love for the art in performances and created new music. he just released his new solo album out there. from watching dan a rocket on stage to the headliners today no doubt golden gate field will be packed again. >> for t in the morning and evening we have missed and it drizzle. a little sun in the afternoon

but the warm-up is not focused on the coast. certainly the inland valleys and a little around the bayshore. it will hang around for a little bit. a couple elements allow for high clouds moving in from the sierra nevada. you may notice them later today than low clouds in place because of area -- because of an area of low pressure to the south of us. another element to the north of us pushing on the atmosphere bringing warming to the north bay, the indolent -- inland valleys, and thunderstorms will be with us next few days. santa rosa has been cloudy. half moon bay a quarter mile visibility for your fog is beginning to lift there. the coast will take a minute. you can see who is enjoying the sun in the city. this he learned that pier 39 59 downtown. 64 oakland, 66 mountain view, 67 palo alto, 71 in san jose, 59 of the coast. from our sutro camera a little haze. the air-quality moderate east

bay and south bay. tomorrow the north bay will see moderate air quality. still good today. 61 santa rosa, low 70's inland valleys, upper 60's in concord. 63, a high of 83. more likely thunderstorms tomorrow. then we noticed high clouds. i have, anyway, drifting in through the late afternoon. the patchy, dense fog with us short-term and then we get some very warm temperatures inland today, tomorrow, wednesday, perhaps, at 100 degrees. then a cooler pattern for thursday. more likely for inland valleys friday. there is the fog. there is some of the high clouds pushing in late in the day continuing through the overnight hours. you can see monday morning into monday afternoon still. the easterly flow and the fog along the coast. we will have a lot of microclimates through this time frame with 60's and the fog here. temporarily a bit of a warm up through tuesday, the hottest

day, with upper 70's and low 80's around the bay. triple digits inland. the hottest day should be tuesday. evermore 102. 100 antioch. 80's from hayward in fremont. 90's in santa rosa. by wednesday, still, looking very warm in lend here is a look at today. you will notice upper 90's in livermore. low 80's in richmond. 70's in san francisco. partly cloudy, 76 in sant the accuweather 7-day forecast warming trend is really getting underway inland. monday, tuesday, wednesday it is his 680. the bayshore and it. feels like summer. the

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brought real drivers a traffic jam friday night in north beach. residents were supported a standstill of at least 10 autonomous taxis from crews that stalled because of a connectivity problem caused by the outside lands concert. the company wrote "the large festival caused elected -- delayed connectivity to the vehicles. we are working on solutions to prevent this from happening again and we apologize to those impacted." they are roaming san francisco often without a driver. you will likely see even more of them this weekend. we are talking about room -- crews and w tested on the roads 20 47. anser hassan has the story. >> a historic weekend in san francisco. people taking pictures as they witness driverless cars not able to operate 20 47 picking up paying passengers. >> it is amazing. we love it.

it is the safest thing. my kids love it. big lifesaver. >> she has been using waymo for minds and says there is a level of safety she does not get with a taxi. >> it will warn you as a car or a cyclist is coming. >> it is great. i'm downloading the app. >> jeff was on a tour of the city when they saw a driverless car. jeff says he is ready to ride. >> they have a lot of data and technology and background they have been gathering over the years. i would trust in. >> this is one side to show the world that if you really want to see the future come to san francisco. >> this professor says if san francisco wants to be a leader in ai technologies it needs projects like a driverless car is to showcase what can be done. critics argue the technology is not ready. some of the strongest opposition comes from san francisco police and fire. friday one day after winning approval video showed a driverless car interfering.

this professor argues most of the problems require a software fix. rapid advancements in a i mean it is best to learn as they go. >> they know about the problems. the users and the public of reporting these problems. now the company has to be fast to solve the problems. >> this professor says there will be a learning curve with the public. his concern is that technology will outpace regulation. in the example of an emergency vehicle dropped by a driver -- blocked by a driverless car, who was responsible? >> in cases like that, company responsible? is the person who wrote the algorithm responsible? >> many problems are yet to be resolved. as passengers this weekend, in san francisco. >> strong arguments on both sides there. still to come i abc 7 mornings,

a congresswoman admits that state -- the state of hawaii underestimated the impact wild fires could

moving forward, finding solutions this is abc7news. >> we start with a look at the weather. there are triple digit temperatures this week. >> they will stick around for a couple days, not at the coast, though. no worries if you areot fan of heat. we start o with a nice view in emeryville this rng. air-quality is quite good out there for the areas closer to the bay. further inland, definitely we are looking at problems. that is moderator quality. we will be looking at some improvements as we go through the latter part of the week. in terms of our fire danger index, because of the temperatures getting so warm we are under the moderate category in upper elevations. keep that in mind. certainly check out -- check on

they present pets. temperatures from the upper 50's to the low 70's now san francisco from oakland. there is fog at the coast that will keep temperatures in check there. 80's are on the way for many at the peninsula. low 70's by the delta. look how quickly we warm up from the 60's and 70's to the 70's and upper 90's inland with high clouds today. >> the maui wildfires are now declared the deadliest in modern u.s. history. 93 people lost their lives in 2200 structures that were lost. this morning at least 1000 people are considered missing. a hawaiian congresswoman spoke to cnn and said the state underestimated the power the fires could have, especially after the experience of hurricane lane when brush fires for scorched more than 2300 acres in maui. >> we did not learn our lesson that brush fires could erupt as a result of hurricane wind.

we underestimated the litho -- lethality, the quickness of fire. in this situation we have got to make sure we do better. >> the congresswoman also called for the waters around lahaina to be dredged to make sure every missing person is found. only 3% of the destroyed areas have been searched. it is understandable. hawaiian authorities are telling tourists to stay away. what if you already have plans to travel to the items in the next few weeks? michael finney tells us what experts say about financial refunds. >> a wildfire in an island paradise fueled by a hurricane. it is a disaster nobody could have predicted, least of all the thousands of tourists that planned to go. >> our plan was to go to lahaina and go whale watching because it is the perfect time to go whale watching. >> karen smith of danville book your trip to maui for next february but after seeing the devastation she doubts the

island will be ready for tourists. >> i cannot imagine i six months they will be built the whole area watching. that just does not seem like it will happen. >> karen tried to get a cash refund from alaska airlines but could only get a voucher good for one year. >> it is ridiculous i have to get a voucher when i don't know what i will go back. >> if you have a trip planned the next couple weeks definitely duncombe alley. if your trip is further along come and see how quickly everything is back up and running. >> he says tourists will likely get cash refund or credit for travel to the island and at the next few weeks. but not beyond fast. >> if you are looking to cancel a trip months and months from now, i think that is probably too much to ask for a full refund at this point. i think the results will be up and running just fine by christmas time. for now i would take a wait and see approach. >> some airlines including united, hawaiian, delta, and

american are offering refunds for those that want to cancel during a short window. check with your airline. >> you will find in many cases the airlines, the hotels, the airbnb's will work with you to try to make you hold, whether that is go back, come back in a year from now or give you a cash refund. >> i am michael finney, 7 on your side. >> we sent you this alert this morning as we stay on top of the developing news in maui. if you want alerts like this sent to your phone it's easy to do. download the abc7news avenue and enable push notifications. in the east bay now the community got one last chance to set the stage for the next police chief. the city held its last public form to tell community leaders what qualities they want to prioritize for picking the next chief. they want the new chief's main focus to be on public safety and enforcing laws and policies. oakland has been without a chief since february. leronne armstrong was fired by

mayor sheng thao after an independent investigation found he failed to hold some offices accountable for misconduct. a consulting firm has been chose until the next chief end of recommendation to mayor thao is expected by november. republican presidents make their stop at the iowa state fair over the weekend. it is just five months now until the first caucuses. while former president donald trump has a substantial lead over the other gop candidates many have chosen to shift their focus from his numerous criminal indictments and instead point out their issues with the biden administration. >> going around saying, that i agree with, that biden is doing a bad job and the country is going in the wrong direction. i think you have a responsibility to do everything in your power to ensure he does not get four more years. >> it is happening as the case against hunter biden comes to an impasse with the attorney general meaning at trial could be in the future for the president son.

in pennsylvania or four were killed in a massive house explosion saturday morning that destroyed one home and damaged at least a dozen others in this pittsburgh suburb. multiple people were hurt. authorities say they are still searching for possible victims under the debris. because of the explosion is under investigation. still to come on abc 7 mornings, eyes on san francisco listings. the new data that shows more out-of-towners are looking to rent or buy in the city. it is a live look outside to talk our roof cameras staring at the bay bridge. you can see people walking along the embarcadero starting this sunday morning. the time now is 9:30 five. lisa will have your forecast in a few minutes.

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cities like sacramento and los angeles are sharing -- showing interest in san francisco listings on home finding websites, mostly from the city of san jose area san franciscans are drawn to other cities, mainly, sacramento. in the south made a local tony award-winning theater is struck and to make ends meet. we are talking about theater works. as the saying goes the show must go on. the abc7news reporter the stage company is trying to make that happen. costumes are being prepped. all of the components that make up a musical theater production are coming together.

>> we launch our season with a regional premiere called mrs. christie based on, loosely, agatha christie. >> the cast and crew are hard at work leading up to the premiere. it does not appear that there is a major component missing further sure to go on, one that has theater works concerned. starting in 1970 the organization has a steep history in the bay area and the overall world of musical theater. making productions produced across the country. 2019 was one of its greatest years and 2020 what's shaping up to be better. >> we were awarded a regional tony. everything was on all cylinders and then the pandemic hit. >> with that audience is disappeared and were slow to come back. >> our revenue is from ticket sales and donations. >> the executive director and artistic director say the organization still has a fighting chance if they get help from the community. >> we are asking for $3 million to complete the season, getting us off the ropes.

it lets us fight another day. >> they are not the only theater organization that has faced hardships since the pandemic. bay area children theater in oakland closed its doors after the last 10 years. >> it is a national trend we are not immune to. >> theater works silicon valley launched a funding campaign to garner donations contributing to help recuperate what it had before the pandemic. >> to build, reposition, rethink the new vision. >> the goal is to raise $3 million by november. she is optimistic the community will remember or discover the important role theater works plays in the bay area. >> if you have ever worked here, benefited from our education programs, enjoyed a show. now is the time to make sure future generations have the same opportunity. >>. fluid has abc7news. >> we hope theater works gets what they need. >> sunny skies here. 59 degrees. at the airport it is 65. we will see another 11-12

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39. look at all those sea lions. a lazy sunday. they have not moved much the past couple hours but i can see a few jumping into the water may be looking for breakfast. lots of people are out and about to watch them. in sports two san francisco favorites make appearances on the diamond at oracle park today. on the football field of the raiders and at 49ers face in las vegas for the preseason opener. sports anchor chris alvarez has morning sports. >> good morning. the giants honor the 1993 team last night at oracle park. barry bonds was introduced in a cool moment bringing out longtime giants skipper bruce bochy from the rangers.

the team and finished behind the atlanta braves. we are here. brandon crawford the last giant from the championship teams there. bottom of the two loaded the bases with no outs and they get nothing, austin slater grants into an ending double play one for 12 with runners in scoring position this game. thom porter tied at one. 21 nobody out. mitch garber ivr single up the middle. six inning, 211 out for mark matthias at another double play to end the inning. eight men left on base for the giants in this game. to the ninth down nine -- 9-2. present leo ramos 423 feet to left-center, his first big-league home run. he will always remember that. you have to negotiate for the baseball. the giants lose 9-3, 4 straight losses, 8.5 back.

still second place in the wildcard. the a's in d.c.. trying to bear -- bring luck to lawrence butler got his first nature hit in this game in the second. luis pitino grabs the comebacker. guillermo vargas hustles and he is safe. this is inexcusable from edina. vargas proved you should always run it out. he was later scored. that proved costly. when four and was given one-run a huge mental mistake. bottom of the ninth tied at two. the first pitch from louis her second keibert ruiz turns it around me her second walks off the mound. oakland drops their 84th gain of the season -- game of the season. the 49ers and raiders held joint practices this week ahead of today's preseason opener in las vegas. trey lance will start escorted back and play most of the first half while sam donald will start second half. we are unlikely to see raiders cornerback jimmy garoppolo suit

up against his former team today. these practices mean more at this point then again. the 49ers running back christian mccaffrey coming off a monster season in san francisco with the regular season less than one month away it is about getting preparation for week one in pittsburgh. >> there are times when we are great and there are times when we make mistakes. that is what practice and training camp is for. chopping wood until you get to the season. hopefully you get all the kings out before then and you are ready to roll week one. >> the bills preseason opener against of the cults, damar hamlin who suffered cardiac arrest during a game in january allowed again and had three tackles in the four point win over buffalo. he almost died on the field in cincinnati. he passed on of the tests and after the game, will moment, he signed his jersey, went to his mom, and gave her a hug in the stands. that is your look at morning sports. back to you. >> chris thank you. if you are planning to go to

giants game today grab a crazy crab sandwich because they are delicious. lisa, have you had one? mark i have not -- >> i have not. i want to. it does sound good. the weather will be nice with temperatures near 70, sunny skies, lighter breeze. we will have high clouds late in the day perhaps. and into tomorrow as well. low clouds and fog or hugging the shoreline. getting closer, most of it has evaporated. if you are headed to the beaches, some brief sun, then a sea breeze and the fog comes back. downtown temperatures are near 70 degrees, 64 in oakland. 68 mountain view. low 70's san jose. the warm-up is a bit quicker today except at half moon bay where it is pretty foggy. emeryville nice visibility. air quality moderate due to the warming temperatures and the stagnant air overhead. 61 santa rosa. 65 in napa. low 70's and lunch. we will get a breeze out of the

south. some of the areas yesterday that were breezy were pretty breezy. that is why we are keeping the comfortable temperatures where you would expect in the microclimates across the bay area. already 2-6 degrees warmer than yesterday at this time. a look at san jose. nice and sunny. temperatures a few degrees warmer. 7-8 degrees above average. patchy, dense fog at the coast short-term. brief sun. triple digit heat perhaps today. more likely monday, tuesday. then wednesday upper 90's. a cooler pattern develops thursday and friday and this time a cooler weekend is on the way. we talked about the surface wind, upper level wind out of the north aiding in a quick warm-up. by the afternoon, you know the southerly flow, if you are on the san mateo coast, the marin county guns, san francisco you begin to feel the sea breeze. even through the delta. it will not help with the heat. well into the 93 livermore 100 degrees for your monday.

perhaps 10 two tuesday. still very hot wednesday. thursday, just a little bit of cooling. it will take about four days to really bring in some other relief. maybe you like it warm in the south bay today. very warm from gilroy to morgan hill. low to mid 90's. out of the mid 80's arriving from the santa clara valley. santa cruz has been nice in the 70's. upper 80's, another four-five degrees morning for redwood city. low palo alto with a sea breeze throughout the day. partly cloudy, daly city 67. san francisco a few degrees above average and in the north bay it's getting warm in the wine country, 90 calistoga. in the triple digits by monday for healdsburg, cloverdale, clearlake. novato getting toasty san leandro warmed 80, newark 82. on the bayshore when we see the 80's it is a little warm. 93 in san ramon,

livermore. monday morning mild in the inland valleys with patchy fog and 50's returning to the coast with mist and drizzle. that does not change but what does change as mild to warmer readings around the bay and the how to stay continues to be tuesday. wednesday not a lot of change unless you are closer to the bay. then by the weekend we get cooler. so it is nice to have some warmth. but it is always worrisome. what's quite a spectrum this week with three back-to-back days. >> thank goodness the fog is still with us. >> fog never ceases to amaze. after the break and up close look into san jose state new athletic facility. why the new -- why the

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state is hoping to attract the best athletes with a brand-new $70 million athletic center. the university is showcasing it. abc seven news reporter j.r. stone gives us an inside look days away from the college football season. once we are at the all-new spartan athletic center that provides amenities to 22 different sports team at san jose state university. let's see what it looks like you did see what it looks like. >> even the hallways have the logo on the wall in the ceiling. this is the san jose state scott mcdonald staking -- san jose state scott mcdonald will be taking us on the tour. >> everything here is state-of-the-art. they are like their own music they can get in here and do their own spotify playlist if they want. >> perhaps the highlight of the 70 million on athletic facility is this room for the football team. plenty of space for the players.

who would not like seeing their picture at their locker? with heavy competition for athletes it is believed that this type of environment will help recruit elite players from across the country and around the world. >> we believe it is a strong facility for student athletes in the mountain west when you look at everything in total. >> i women's soccer coach told us yesterday we have a top women's soccer player that jolts us over a power five school. that has never happened. >> this is what the new locker room looks like for the team. this is the soaking area for athletes. one cold tub, one hot one. >> in the auditorium this is where players will come in and watch film. offensive and defensive teams will meet to talk about strategy. >> while some rooms will turn on game days. this player eating room will turn into a place for fans. perhaps a favorite spot will be here. >> they have their own barber

station, local feature now. i believe they had one of the backup quarterbacks that will be doing all of their styles. it will be supercool. >> certainly get something to talk about. in san jose, j.r. stone, abc 7 news. >>: all and gold, today is the last round of auditions for the warriors downstream hopefuls. over 300 dancers came from all over for their chance at a spot on the team. the top 60 dancers will face off at 2:00 this afternoon outside the chase enter. only 25 will make the team. the 4 -- final gold squad and blue crew will be announced tuesday. >> and from the court to the classroom the doves never ceased to impress. warriors forward trayce jackson-davis handed out supplies. the event was not all about books. kids got a chance to play games and participate in fun activities.

the giveaway included an teachers supply giveaway. the goal was to ensure the bay area's most underserved communities are ready for the school year. speaking of helping out, doing that for kids in need ahead of the school year hosting the second we are the village giveaway handing out free backpacks and school supplies to scholars in the tenderloin. an estimated 1500 families live below the federal poverty line in the neighborhood. the church raised almost $8,000 for the backpack giveaway, double its original goal. we love to see the community getting back in that way. >> yes. some kids are already back at school. it is not too hot for some. but in the inland valleys it will be warns in a couple days. 78 today in oakland, a nice afternoon, 96 antioch. upper 80's north bay and south bay 80's around the bayshore and the accuweather 7-day forecast is getting harder tomorrow. tuesday and wednesday inland,

then, the cool down, the sea breeze wants to try to come in wednesday or thursday for a cooler than average weekend next weekend. maybe we will be ready for the break. >> certainly we will be. give for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i'm stephanie sierra along with ab lisa argen. abc 7 continues at 5:00 p.m.. have a great day.

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