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announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7news. >> driverless car concerns, why you will see few cruise cars on the road following a repress from the california dmp. it is saturday, august 19th. i'm gloria rodriguez. thank you for joining us. why don't we get a check of your weather. frances dinglasan in this morning and it is a huge deal and we don't see this in california much. francis: in fact there will be a tropical storm warning for parts of southern california so that is very unusual. here's a live view of the camera zoomed in from the exploratorium looking at the downtown area. got your day planner today, temperatures generally in the 60's over the next few hours. clouds will be clearing by midday. it will be hot inland this afternoon so warmer temperatures also around the bay, inland

areas low 90's, the bay's upper 70's to low 80's. at the beaches, it will be mild through the weekend, mid 60's to upper 60's. this evening, we will see increasing clouds, you will notice it will be more humid and we will have a chance of isolated showers and of course we are tracking hurricane, strong category four, right now and we will let you know how it will impact the bay area the next few days. gloria: sounds good. new develop its overnight, crews will reduce on san francisco rose by 15%. this comes up to california dmv requested robo taxi company to do so while it investigates recent incidents i'm involving cruise vehicles. crews released a statement saying "we believe it is clear that cruz positively impacts overall road safety and looks forward to working with the california dmv to make any improvements and provide any data they need to reinforce the safety and efficiency of our fleet."

the decisions by the company and dmv came one day after an incident between a driverless crews car and a fire truck. it is one of the most recent mishaps involving robo taxis. they were approved by the cpuc to expand operations 24/7 last week. abc7news reporter leanne melendez tells us about the latest crash involving reaction. leanne: this is the scene at the intersection of bulk and turks streets. >> can you dispatch? they've been involved in an accident, a cruise vehicle. there was one person in the vehicle. >> involve the fire truck? leanne: the firetruck truck was apparently headed southbound in this video but had moved into the northbound lane, something trucks do to get around other cars. crews responded on social media, one of our cars entered the intersection on a green light and was struck by an emergency appeared to be in route to an emergency scene.

one of the firefighters involved in the accident told police what he claims the cruise vehicle did at the intersection. he says it looked like it lurched. it is illegal in california nots to yield the right-of-way to an emergency vehicle approaching with its lights and sirens. . here's where the human element comes into play, if i drive this car and hear sirens or flashing -- see flashing lights, there is no way i will move this car, even if i have the green light. still it does not mean they have a pass. it is the responsibility of the fire department to make sure that intersection was free and clear. look at this video at precisely the same intersection, cars have already pulled over and stopped, the firetruck moves to the wrong side of the road to get past them. as the truck moves through the intersection, it moves back into its lane, right before in go buy

a cruise vehicle, which does not immediately stop like it is supposed to. it eventually comes to a complete stop but only after the fire truck has passed it. the mayor called for a meeting at city hall to hear from the fire chief. we were there. >> had we determined -- i know you are but have you determined what -- who caused the accident? >> it is under investigation. leanne: the board president cautioned this could happen. he too was at the meeting. >> it was just a matter of time. i'm waiting for the police to determine fault. leanne: leanne melendez, abc7news. gloria: we first told you about the latest developments from cruise through our abc7news app. if you want to stay up today and get alerts like this one sent straight to your mobile device, download our abc 7 news app and enable the push notifications. southern california is bracing for heavy rain and potentially catastrophic flooding.

hurricane hilary is expected to pummel the area as a rare tropical storm will make its way through starting tomorrow. and lasting until next week. you can see the hurricane moving past western mexico there. hillary is a category four hurricane and is expected to weaken into a tropical storm as it crosses into the u.s. and southern california. major league baseball rescheduled sunday games in los angeles and san diego, because of the forecast. looks like the bay area will not see any severe weather from the remnants of hillary before -- but forecasters one things can change quickly. people in san rodino county on the other hand say they are watching and waiting to steal it -- see the storms impact. veronica jones spent the day at line-up creek and knowing the area would look different in a matter of days. the two friends live in rialto in a neighborhood prone to flooding. >> you see what it looks like now, this is nothing compared to what it is going to look like.

the water comes all the way up here. >> we are trying to get as much of this nice water before hurricane hilary. >> where i live at, the sandbags are a must. >> grab as many sandbags as you need, stations have restocked with plenty of sand. >> san bernardino county firefighters have sandbags ready for anybody who needs them. in case the weather takes a turn for the worse, county public works officials are setting up equipment. they put a warning sign around recent burn areas and also have cameras that they can monitor remotely at all times. experts say could bring as much as a year's worth of rain for some areas in the next few days. the deputy of the national hurricane center says that could be what sets this apart from anything california has seen before. >> the rain is going to be a long story. it's the biggest threat. i know the wind components are the novelty of a real -- rare event like this, but if you think heavy rain, that will be

the best thing you can do to prepare for this storm. we are looking at wide swaths of three to six inches of rain, some areas enhanced by topography possibly having 10 inches of rainfall potential and that is a lot of rain for this portion of the country who doesn't receive this much of rain -- much rain. the rainfall rates in tropical system like this are much greater or faster than what you are used to seeing in atypical rainy pattern during the winter season. so if you have plans to going to southern california, especially los angeles, san diego area, it is probably not going to be a good weekend to drive. gloria: hillary could bring more than a years worth of rain to parts of nevada anarizona. you can track hillary all weekend long. the hurricane tracker on abc7news.com has detai on

where it is currently located on a strength and impact on the bay area. we will also have special coverage on that when he 47 livestream when hillary reaches california starting at 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. hawaii officials confirm the death toll from the maui wildfires is at 114. as a search for more victims continues, local residents are excited to be relocated to hotels. alyssa don tells us more including the emotional address from hawaii's governor. >> criticism growing about maui's siren system not being deployed during the devastating wildfires. the head of maui's emergency management agency residing, citing health concerns. earlier this week, he said this about the sirens not being sounded. >> concerns as mentioned earlier is used primarily for tsunamis. the public is trained to seek higher ground in the event the siren sounded and if that was

the case they would have gone into the fire. >> but the government's website says the all hazards system can be used for a variety of both natural and human events including tsunami's, hurricane, and wildfires. the governor giving an update overnight. >> the scope of the devastation on now is difficult to express in words. more than 2200 buildings have been destroyed and another 500 have been damaged and estimated cost of nearly $6 billion. but far more devastating than any material loss is the loss of precious lives. >> fema saying all residents in shelters will be relocated to hotels by next week. in addition to the federal response, local businesses are working to help their community. tour companies using their buses to carry supplies. >> old big thing i'm doing is connecting with this recent centers since there is no communication between them and finding out what do you need, how do we get there. >> the family of this man sharing this video with us as

they receive the news friday that he did not make it. >> i'm sorry for your loss. [sobbing] >> a wedding ring was found among his remains. >> he is in great hands with the lord above. he just looks down on us right now so he is an angel. >> president biden and the first lady are scheduled to travel to maui monday to see the devastation to me with survivors and local leaders. >> the efforts of the national guard, first responders, and entire maui community have been nothing less than heroic and we thank them for their courage, dedication, and sacrifice. >> melissa a dahda, abc news, maui. gloria: if you would like to help, you can go to abc7news.com and find a list of fundraisers, charities, and verified nonprofits helping the people of hawaii recover from the wildfires. president joe biden and first lady jill biden are in lake tahoe for a vacation ahead of

their visit to maui. they are renting a house belonging to 2020 presidential candidate tom steyer and his wife, kat taylor, add fair market value. the private home is in the glenbrook community. the president flew there from camp david where he hosted a summit friday with the leaders of south korea and japan. let's get a preview of your weather with francis. good morning. frances: we are off to a beautiful start for mount tam, dealing with low clouds in the marine layer. but lots of sunshine this afternoon. temperatures will be warmer, especially for inland communities. i will have the complete forecast as well as an update on hurricane hilary coming up. gloria: also to come, road rodent prevention and how one supermarket will stay closed after reports of an infestation. plus moving away from remote, the strict mandates from meta-workers as mark zuckerberg tries to get more people back

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gloria: welcome back to abc 7 mornings. we are getting a live look outside from the east bay hills camera and you can see there, it looks beautiful. you can see the layer of fog and the sun starting to rise so it is a gorgeous morning so far. we look at a check at your forecast coming up in a few minutes. in the north bay, health officials ordered the lucky supermarket in novato took close because of its active rodent infestation. this store will be shut down temporarily. abc 7 news reporter tim johns hears from local customers in shock. >> no kidding. tim: shocking concern in novato friday. >> i did not know that. tim: several shoppers arriving

to the supermarket only to discover it had been closed the day before, forced to temporarily shut its doors because of a rodent infestation. >> it's a concern obvious a because ssomebody is not takingf what they should do. tim: then he is a spokesperson for marin county, saying the store will likely remain closed until at least monday. >> we received complaints about visible signs of rodent droppings in the store as well as a rodent siding. tim: public health officials say closures a beaching grocery stores are rare, though not unheard of. they tell us for the luckiest in novato, they ash lucky's in novato, they will have to take several steps before they can reopen. >> first there will be a facility assessment after lucky's addresses the issue at hand. i will also need to address structural modifications made to prevent the rodents from entering the building. finally lucky's will need to document for three consecutive days there is no rodent activity

on site. tim: lucky's parent company said they are working diligently with the county to get the store up and running again. >> i mean, you know, they found something, but i'm sure it'll be fixed. tim: until that time comes, some shoppers say they will be taking their business elsewhere. >> just going to go to safeway. [laughter] tim: in novato, tim johns, abc 7 news. gloria: residents of san mateo neighborhood and the flatlands are on alert after several people spotted a mountain lion. a resident took this picture of a cat running down the street between south delaware street and 101. it was first seen in backyard e 16th avenue around 6:00 yesterday morning. the cat likely ma i way down from the mountains via lli creek. one neighbor says sightin becoming more and more common in the area, noonger in the hills. officers immediately search the neighborhood but did not spot the mountain lion. new developments, meta-,

facebook's parent company, is committing to its return to office policy with a stricter mandate according to business insider. employees will be monitored to make sure they work in an office at least three days a week there and meta claims managers will follow up monthly to make sure employees comply. workers could potentially lose their jobs if they do not adhere to those guidelines. the return to office policy goes into effect september 5. today, free computers for students. community leaders and elected leaders will be giving away hundreds of refurbished laptops. this is happening at the east oakland youth development center on international boulevard. starting at 10:00 this morning, organizers say at&t is scheming up with humanized -- human i.t. to provide 500 refurbished laptops to students in need. the kids have been selected by local nonprofits. right now, let's get a check of

your forecast with frances dinglasan. are we looking at a nice weekend in the bay area? frances: bay area will be gorgeous. it is feeling muggy and humid, because we have this area of low pressure that is making the air circulate counterclockwise and bringing us moisture, and eventually we see remnants of hillary. that does bring us more humidity and a chance of isolated showers. here's a live doppler seven look, and notes the area -- air is circulating in a counter clockwise motion and brought a lightning strike north of i-80 in the south tahoe sierra area. check out do points right now, it is feeling muggy to a little human in some spots where the dewpoint is about 60 degrees oakland and mountain view. this will increase, so it will feel even more humid tonight, but check out how gorgeous it is from the top of mount tam. lots of us under low clouds are now, most temperatures in the

60's, san francisco 60, oakland 63, mt. view san jose 64, palo alto mid 60's and half moon bay at 61. then we've got lots of low clouds over the golden gate bridge. that will clear later on by midday. santa rosa, 60, novato drops to 54 degrees, and napa, fairfield, concord, livermore although 60's are now. that is where things will really warm. here's a view from the east bay hills looking out toward mount diablo. things are going to get hot for the inland areas. it will be heating up to the weekend and still mild at the coast. higher humidity tonight with isolated showers possible. still human through monday as remnants of hillary past tower east. highs today, they will be nice and warm, san jose 85, santa cruz 74 81 in palo alto and redwood city up to 85. notice of the beaches, partly

cloudy and temperatures only hitting the mid 60's like in the sunset district, downtown san francisco 51 p north bay will be gorgeous in wine country, napa at 83, petaluma also 83, and we will see upper 90's towards ukiah. in the east bay, it is t-shirts and shorts weather, low 70's to low 80's with plenty of sunshine, inland areas are hot, highest temperatures will be in fairfield, redwood, livermore around 94 degrees. overnight lows will see clouds move in once again. we could see drizzle also temperatures dropping into the upper 50's and low 60's. here is hurricane hillary, right now category four, but it will weaken to a tropical storm as it hits southern california tomorrow morning and then, as it passes over the weekend, it will bring humidity. rainfall will be high so very dangerous, life-threatening areas in southern california could see flash flooding

anywhere -- rainfall anywhere from one to 10 inches in isolated areas. we will be tracking that tomorrow. here's a live doppler 7 seven-day acura weather forecast. warmer today, humid and the chance of showers through monday due to remnants of hillary, then by tuesday we are drying out at the end of the weekend slightly warmer. monday will look to be the coolest day they chance of showers we will tracking -- be tracking. gloria: we will continue to track hillary today and of course tomorrow so stay tuned. still ahead, fed up with power outages. how residents say a new strategy from pg&e is hurting them. when it is supposed to protect them.

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-- pg&e is switching to focus on fire, focusing less on tree trimming and focusing on circuit breakers like a power to possibly damage powerlines. michael finney reports people in the east bay say the system is too sensitive and leads to constant outages. >> i hear my neighbors generated on the hill and i'm like -- >> karen woke up to this telltale sign of a power generator down the street. it was another outage in her lafayette neighborhood. >> in a period of eight days, it was off three times. >> power keeps going out at richard's home too. >> it happened between seven and nine times in a month and a half. it is unacceptable. >> it interrupts your entire day. >> steve lost count of outages that began in early july. >> working from home and the power has gone off and i wait around and it is like his are going to come on? and you don't know. >> they are not transparent about it, no communication to

say, hey, we are sorry your power went out. we want to tell you why. right? >> pg&e says it is trying to prevent wildfires in high-risk fire zones like the woodsy areas of contra costa county. it cut back on tree trimming but enhanced its powerline safety settings or epss, something like a -- epss. if something like a tree branch hits the powerline, it will instantly come power preventing a potential wildfire, especially on hot, windy days. >> it is not a hot day, there is no wind, and all of a sudden there is quiet. my computer just shut off. >> the summer has been mild. residents say censors seem to shut power down for no reason. >> 's or so sensitive, if anything pump said, just a bird flying into it, it turns the power off. >> there is the joke initially, like what did a mosquito at the wire? >> pg&e says it is adjusting the sensors but did not say if it

found any real damage to powerlines to warrant the outages. safety sensors now control power flow to 1.8 million households across northern california. last weekend, it cut power to 8000 danville residents for six hours overnight. >> this is supposed to prevent ignitions from occurring but it is a major inconvenience on customers and also can be a safety issue for people that rely on their electricity for medical devices. >> katie of the utility reform network says pg&e should insulate powerlines instead but pg&e says the sensor program is working. powerline ignitions dropped 16% last year. still, apg&e report shows outages went up 44% last year and lasting 71% longer compa to a five-year average. pg&e tells us "the number of outages residents in this area are experiencing is

unacceptable. while we are doing everything we can to improve liability, having the power turnoff at the first sign of a hazard is preventing potential wildfires." residents say strengthen powerlines, don't shut them off. >> the frustration just builds. you are like i have no patience for this anymore. >> i am michael finney, 7 on your side. gloria: pg&e will meet with east bay residents who have experienced repeated outages on tuesday. still to come on abc seven mornings, former president donald trump could surrender to election interference charges next week. and what we know about a deadly police shooting in martinez. by the state department of justice is now investigating.

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area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is kgo . -- is abc7news. gloria: support for lahaina in the bay area, how animal shelters are helping pets from hawaii and how you can get involved. we started this half-hour with a look at weather. here is frances dinglasan and hurricane hillary is the big news otherwise. frances: it will impact southern california and for us it will impact us middle -- minimally. it will increase showers, not too much else. here's what you can expect today, temperatures in the 60's, sunrise at 628 but most of us under lots of cloud cover right now, clearing midday and then temperatures will be warmer, generally for inland areas and around the bay. inland areas low 90's -- low 90's are on the bay.

at the coast, mid to upper 60's in the afternoon. this evening, because increase, humidity increases, we will have a chance of isolated showers, and i will let you know how much rain you can possibly expect from remnants of hillary over the next few days. gloria? gloria: thank you so much. new this morning, a contra costa county deputies car crushed. witnesses say deputies chased a truck along eastbound to 580 overnight. the chase ended highway 24 at macarthur boulevard when both cars crash. chp says multiple suspects are in custody, the deputy was taken to the hospital. developing in maui, crews searched more than 60% of the disaster area left behind by the wildfire. the death toll from the lahaina fires is up to 14. josh green says the number is a specter to increase as the search continues. right now there are nearly 500

search-and-rescue workers and 40 cadaver dogs combing through debris. bay area animal shelters prepared a warm welcome for dozens of cats and dogs from maui. they are opening space for pets rescued in the aftermath of fires. abc7news reported tara campbell was at the hayward airport for those arrivals. tara: fresh flight from maui, 40 pets set to take refuge in bay area shelters. >> we have been working on this with a coalition of shelters for about a week. tara: cats, dogs, puppies, and kittens landing at the hayward airport writing night. >> our goal was move the animals that had already been in shelters or in foster homes at the time of the fires of lahaina. tara: making the way in maui for what is expected to be an influx of lost and injured pets in the wake of the wildfires. >> we are moving the animals here so they have a better chance of getting adopted and

also so the animal welfare folks in maui can start to adjust their programs and retool programs to help with longer-term recovery issues. tara: and finding space for these new faces has been a challenge. >> we have animals and we haven't tried to figure out how to place them with shelters in the bay area because the reality is all of the shelters are already full. tara: that is where you can help out. >> as an animal is made available, it will go automatically on our website. for people if they're interested in the maui dogs, start looking on monday because they will take a few days. we want them to decompress. tara: carrie is with marine humane and wants to know that the adoption fee for these little ones will be going toward helping in maui. >> also doing something i'm proud of, i have been at the shelter for 20 years and this is something new but all of the adoption fees for the maui animals are going directly back to maui humane. tara: and some of the furry faces will be showing up at an

adoption event next weekend in berkeley. >> that is called bark and me out around the block where we have 23 shelters coming together with adoptable animals so probably 200 animals there. many of the hawaii animals will be part of that. >> welcome to the mainland. tara: tara campbell, abc7news. gloria: they are doing amazing work. if you want to help with the maui wildfire relief efforts, you can make a $10 donation to the red cross by texting red cross to cross. negotiations continue between donald trump's and prosecutors. this will be centered on when he will surrender on election interference charges. according to a senior law enforcement official, it could be next thursday or friday. the fulton county da charged trump and 18 others on a sweeping racketeering indictment . it alleges they knowingly and

willfully joined a conspiracy to unlawfully change the outcome of the election in georgia. trump said his actions were not illegal and the investigation is politically motivated. the da gave all of the defendants until noon friday to turn themselves in. developing news, the writers guild of america met with major hollywood studios to discuss a potential deal friday but neither side appears to be any closer to ending the strike. sources say the two sides are far apart on major issues. yesterday was the fourth time they met in a week. the guild confirmed both sides plan to meet again next week. a california department of justice is investigating a deadly police shooting at a marijuana dispensary in martinez. it's presence indicated the person who was killed was not armed. for martin as police officers are shot and killed a man during a burglary call. police responded around 3:30 a.m. yesterday to beltway

cannabis. neighbors woke up to the sound of 10 to 15 shots. authorities are not releasing any information about the person who died. the state department of justice is investigating. that is a requirement anytime police you and kill somebody who is not armed. new development, the golden gate society of official he changed their name to the golden gate bird alliance -- officially changed their name to the golden gate bridge alliance. officials ratified that change thursday, in response to a nationwide reevaluation of john james audubon, a slave owner and opponent of abolition and robber of native american graves. several other independent conservation groups have already made the switch. organizers say the process behind the name change started in march. still ahead on abc seven mornings, the push to end child poverty. a former congresswoman is trying to help thousands of children on the peninsula. let's get a live look outside from our camera in santa cruz.

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gloria: welcome back to abc seven mornings. we are getting a live look on this saturday from our mount tam cam and you can see how gorgeous it looks this morning as the sun is rising, a little bit of fog out there, just a beautiful morning. we will get a check of the forecast coming up in a little bit. a new effort launches this week to build a better bay area. former congresswoman abc7news political contributor jackie spear announced her plan to end child poverty in san mateo county. she plans to help families with newborns through her jackie speier foundation. 200 families on medicaid will be included next year in what she is calling the baby bonus. >> we are going to provide to newborns and their families in

san mateo county $300 a month for a full year. we have the funding in place, the foundation is putting up half the money, and the county through to supervisors and their discretionary moneys are putting up the other. then we will raise the money for year two and three. gloria: according to the spears foundation, 27,000 children in the county live in poverty. her goal is for san mateo county to serve as a national example. a technology board in the bay area could have a major impact on a critical global food source. the system has sophisticated cameras and artificial intelligence. developers use something you probably have in your own home to test the concept. dan ashley shows how it all works. >> it is a lot of paddling to reach norway from a small bathtub on telegraph hill. for one bay area entrepreneur, all it took was the thought of

artificial intelligence and fish to make him dive right in. >> one of the ideas i was looking into is fish farming, so i had a friend of mine tell me about that and started off with a prototype in my permanent bathtube. >> it helps him develop ai for cancer detection and early experiment with the bathtub fish camera convinced him similar ai technology could also help make one of the largest food industries on the planet more sustainable. >> the idea being if you can measure the size and growth of the fish and figure out how much food turned into how much fish, you could use that optimize the production of the fish farms. >> this is our current production prototype and what you're looking at is stereo lenses on the camera. >> the result is a start with r&d headquartered on san francisco's a barca darrow. the exec at a vice president of engineering says of the dual

lens camera design works with ai to monitor the fish with amazing precision. >> we allow the farmer to position the camera in horizontally -- either horizontally or vertically to the ideal location and we use allocation location to sample fish. >> the work has taken the team and their technology to commercial fish farms near bergen, norway. besides monitoring growth, they say the camera system is recognizing parasites abnormal changes in how the fish are swimming. and they see the benefits, driving a new healthier era of ai-driven farming. >> you look at the earth covered by 70% water, it will only produce 5% of protein from the oceans and that represents a tremendous opportunity for us to produce more healthy, sustainable fish. >> hoping to make a splash with technology that started in a humble bathroom of san francisco's telegraph hill. in san francisco, dan ashley,

abc7news. >> pretty cool stuff let's get a preview of weather with francis. frances: hi, for us it'll be glorious weekend with high temperatures. here is lake tahoe where they are going to get showers and thunderstorms chances today with heavy rain and flooding potential sunday through monday due to remnants of hillary. by the time it passes through this area. i will have more details on hurricane hillary and how that will impact the bay area coming up. stay with us. but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga. like straight lines that seem wavy, blurry, or missing visual spots that make it hard to see faces like this one, or trouble with low light

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gloria: both the a's and giants are looking to even up their own series today. san francisco takes on atlanta on the road. the first pitch is 4:20 and oakland takes on baltimore at home in the coliseum and that game starts at 6:07. on the court, the warriors head coach led the charge as team usa took on greece in the usa basket

will showcase ahead of the world cup. abc 7 sports director larry beil has your morning sports. larry: good morning, everybody. giants kappler was suspended from the giants game, the penalty for returning to the dugout area after getting injected tuesday's name. -- games. you try to get out of the uniform, hit the showers, can't return to the dugout, seeing what's going on. it was kai caray acting as manager with the giants opening a series on atlanta, bottom of the first, matt olson, that it sharply, brendan crawford, cantor and the double-play would have ended the inning so the braves end up going one to nothing and that is all the sports venture stridor we need because he was throwing pure unadulterated smoke. jacques peterson and crawford here and michael florida will get some too. you all will get nothing and like it, stryker with 10 strikeouts. only two hits know for nothing

loss, 13 times and they keep smoking in the outfield. o's and a's, jerry garcia night at the coliseum. flying over the foul ball. everyone is going out, that must have hurt. top too, men on for gonder -- gunnar henderson. up to the second deck on instantly, 20 of of the year and made it five-one of those -- o's. this pops out to the catcher and those win by a final nine to four. the 49ers of -- host the broncos in their second game. not sure how much fred warner will be out if at all but he is excited his -- expecting his next season entering your six of the nfl. >> it's not like some poster i put up or saying i say, it is literally like i wake up in the morning and i'm excited to see how can i get better, what is something i can work on in my game so i generally think this

will be one of my best years because i'm always trying to get better, that's it. there is no secret sauce, it is just trying to grind. larry: best linebacker in the league. the warriors head coach leading team usa against greece in the usa basket ball showcase. cam johnson reversing with style. second quarter, tyree cella byrd, pretty fake, and the easy hoop. team usa total control, walker kessler with the slam here an easy 108-86 victory for kerr and team usa. that is a rep on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i am larry beil. gloria: before you head out, meteorologist frances dinglasan is here with what to expect outside today. frances: all right. deafly we are keeping an eye on hurricane hillary right now, category four with winds around 130 miles per hour, just 200 miles west southwest of the

southern tip of baja, california. it will be tracking to our north and then it does weaken by the time it makes landfall to a tropical storm as it hits southern california. especially tomorrow. it weekends in the tropical depression and remnants of hillary will affect the bay area. i will show you that in a little bit. we are expecting a time of excessive rainfall for southern california. you will notice anywhere from one to six inches, and in some areas getting up to seven or 10 inches. because of all the excessive rainfall, we are seeing a tropical storm warning until tuesday morning. you can see the areas highlighted in orange for los angeles through san diego. the area light green is a flood watch through monday evening and there is another tropical storm warning and they could see flash flood warning's. live doppler 7 in the bay area, shows this area of low pressure making the air circulate counterclockwise and we did see lightning strikes there near the

south tahoe area north of it, north of i-80. earlier this morning. then it does for us mean increased humidity, especially tonight and through the week and as remnants of hillary pass through. the points are generally in the 50's, low 60's out there, a bit more human, but this will pickup over the weekend. a live view from mount tam shows a beta. it to our saturday morning. temperatures generally in low to mid 60's, san francisco 60, mt. view and san jose, 624 palo alto, and 65 as we show you the golden gate bridge. low clouds there blocking the view of the towers and the coolest spot is in novato at 55 degrees. other areas low 60's like santa rosa and napa, fairfield, concord at livermore at 69. from the east bay hills, cameron is getting a little washed out but here's what you need to know for the forecast. it will be heating up inland, mild at the coaster at the weekend, but high humidity

creeps into night with isolated showers possible and then still human with a chance of showers all the way through monday due to remnants of hillary. highs today will range from 60's at the coast to low and mid 90's inland so that is where it will warm up. san francisco, 71, oakland 76, san jose 85 with flame sunshine by midday. except at the beaches where it will be partly cloudy. lowe's upper 50's to low 60's and we could can see drizzle and showers, and then you will notice that, as the remnants of hillary pass through, we could see light showers all the way through monday. here's accuweather 7-day forecast. rainfall amounts are looking like, our model say somewhere from zero inches up to one third in a few isolated locations. the accurate weather forecast shows warmer afternoon today, playing of sunshine, but then you notice increasing cloud cover, humid english -- conditions with a slight chance of showers sunday and monday because of remnants of hillary,

which is going to hit southern california hard, especially tomorrow afternoon and evening. gloria: definitely. even though we will not be as affected, we will see the impacts as you are mentioning. frances: we will see the chance of showers and humidity and of course keeping an eye on it because friends and relatives, a lot of them will be in southern california. gloria: thank you so much. after the break, fire up the grill. we take you to one of the south bay's newest attractions expected to bring in foodies and also boost foot traffic.

gloria: our work to build a better bay area means finding ways to boost and uplift our economy. westfield valley fair mall and san jose is leaning on his dining options to keep it an all-in-one destination. lauren martinez shows us the newest attraction that is now open. lauren: this is link sound is look inside of the bay area's

newest korean barbecue restaurant, a popular la-based chain. wednesday commodores officially opened to their first northern california location at westfield valley fair mall in the south bay. tuesday night, staff held a soft open for family and family. >> don't be intimidated if you never had korean barbecue before, we will guide you through the process and how to eat it. we will cook from start to finish for you. lauren: this location was originally slated to open last year. >> we went through challenges of building the restaurant but we are excited to be here and we wanted it to be in the bay area. >> westfield valley mall continues restaurants that are cold favorites like eatily, on the nog he, and others. the traditional mall needs to be rethought some say. valley fair underwent a $1.1 billion renovation including adding more space, any investment for shoppers in foodies. >> we felt this mall, and we did

the market research and demographics research, and we felt the people that come to valley fair is the demographic of the people that come eat here. we thought it was a great match. >> in general, kb bq is a huge part of our south bay culture so i think we are excited to have a new korean barbecue spot, especially like i work at the mall so i'm able to see the new restaurants coming in and this is by far one of the top favorites already. >> i think with the big splash eatily made, a lot of people from san francisco and east bay came down here so i think like yeah, with the addition of that now, everyone will want to come to san jose. lauren: the sprawling space is 9000 square feet and seats 250 people. >> we are trying to re-create that fun, vibrant energy. but you will get at a korea night market. lauren: in san jose, lauren martinez, abc7news. gloria: we are hungry looking at that video.

looks amazing. frances: a great story. i want to go there now. gloria: let's get a final check of the weather because we're tracking hillary. frances: we are. for the bay area, partly sunshine, mild half moon bay at six he six, around the bay look for 70's and 80's in england areas will be warming into the mid-90's. here's accuweather 7-day forecast. it will be a warmer afternoon but will be more humid via chances of isolated showers there monday as remnants of hillary pass through so we will keep an eye on that but light rain for us, probably not too big of an effect, unlike southern california. gloria: thank you so much and thank you for joining us on abc seven mornings. i am gloria rodriguez along with frances dinglasan. have a wonderful morning.

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