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>> now five shots fired at a ballpark. what we're learning about a shooting during an oakland a's game in chicago. plus, witnesses describe what they saw in the bleachers. good morning to you. it is saturday, august 26th. i'm gloria rodriguez. let's start with a look at your weather. here's meteorologist lisa. arjun, good morning, lisa. hi there, gloria . >> good morning to you. we are looking at some fog and a bit of haze this morning as we look at live doppler seven. that system offshore, getting a little bit less influence today for our weather because high pressure is going to build in and that's going to allow for a bit more haze. you can see air quality moderate from the east bay belmont there. fremont and it's pretty good in the north bay. this is a two day loop, though, that shows the upper level smoke aloft and you'll notice that from today through tomorrow, above 20,000ft, some haze there. so certainly that's been an issue. 60 right now in oakland, 62 in hayward, it's 56. in santa rosa with a half mile to a mile. visibility from napa to santa rosa, anywhere from 2 to 6

degrees cooler this morning. and look outside at the golden gate bridge. you notice that the fog not an issue here. 60 this morning for most, 70 is bay shore. upper 70s by noontime. a bit of haze, slightly warmer in our inland valleys near 90 4:00 upper 70s around the bay. and we'll talk about that continuing warm-up coming up gloria sounds good. >> thank you so much, lisa. and now to those scary moments at a chicago ballpark. two women are recovering after a shooting during the white sox versus oakland a's game on friday night. chicago police say a 42 year old woman had a gunshot wound to her leg and a bullet grazed a 26 year old woman in her abdomen. both are expected to be okay. a witness who went to the game tells abc7 news he did not see or hear the shooting but did see the victims happen. >> just two rows in front of me and there was no one right in front of us. all of a sudden this lady just was started bleeding from her leg and there

was at least two of them in a row that got hit. maybe a third. i know two for sure. and it was bleeding. and all of a sudden, security was there and they kicked us out. >> sources say the shooting happened somewhere in the left field bleachers. the game was not interrupted, but a vanilla ice and tone low concert was canceled. major league baseball said it is in contact with the team. and chicago police. this new details about a driver who led police on a chase across three counties. the driver surrendered to police in richmond around 9 p.m. after an hours long standoff. police say he is a juvenile and the car was stolen. the chase started just after 3 p.m. and contra costa county on highway four went all the way into san francisco and then back across the bay. sky seven caught part of the chase as a white sedan raced across the lower deck of the bay bridge . at times, the car reached speeds of around 100mph. it then went on to interstate 80,

weaving in and out of traffic, appearing to even hit some cars . the chase came to an end with the driver abandoning the car near anderson park in richmond. and that's when the standoff began. a k-9 officer was hurt during the chase, but does not have any serious injuries. in the east bay, the city of martinez is responding to last week's police shooting that left a 20 year old man from san francisco dead and his brother injured. four officers are on leave and that is causing problems for the already small department. abc7 news reporter lena howland has the story. >> it's been a week since 20 year old taman wilson was shot and killed by martinez police. it happened outside of the velvet cannabis dispensary in martinez after police say their video alarm reported to go off around 330 in the morning. martinez police said one suv fled the scene and shots were fired. wilson's brother also wounded and he had a front row

seat to watching it strike his younger brother in the back of his head. police say a second car attempted to flee before crashing into a fire hydrant. civil rights attorney adante pointer, who is representing the wilson family, says both men were unarmed and were shot at from behind in a car while leaving the scene. >> this is just tragic, tragic, tragic situation that should not have happened. >> that's why he along with a nonprofit advocating for victims of police brutality, called together we stand, are calling for the release of body camera footage, which under state law must be released within 45 days of the shooting. >> we are looking forward to the body cam footage being released because unfortunately we've seen in the past that the narrative of that law enforcement gives is not always what's happened. >> the department of justice is investigating the shooting in martinez. it's caused a ripple effect for department staffing.

vice mayor mark ross says the city's optimal staffing for the police department is 37 officers. up until last friday, they had about 30 to 31 officers. but after the four officers involved in last friday's shooting were put on administrative leave per protocol, that brought the total available police force down to 26 to 27, that has been alleviated by the with the help of mutual aid from surrounding agencies who are filling in some of the vacant spots. >> so we feel very comfortable with our level of staffing right now. and the citizens of martinez shouldn't be too concerned about that. >> and he says just in the past 12 months, council voted to approve updated body camera equipment. >> that's going to help us get to the bottom of the facts, bottom of the investigation. we will find out what what truly occurred in in martinez. >> lena howland, abc seven news. new details on the mysterious purchase of land near travis air force base in solano county. >> sources tell the i-team that

the plan is to build a new city on the land. and the i-team confirmed a group representing the investment firm flannery associates contacted congressman mike thompson and john garamendi . the group wanted to schedule a meeting next week to discuss the firm's general plans. garamendi said he has agreed to the meeting. this is the first time that the firm reached out to meet with congressional leaders since the purchases started in 2018. in a statement, garamendi said, quote, the proposal of a mega city must answer legitimate community concerns about transportation, water, impact. a source familiar with the matter confirmed to the i-team thatliaire venture cast mhael moritz had the idea to invest in thecrtione land was cheap and couldnera tha source close to netrk of investors confirmed that flanne is backed by some heavyweights of sililley brian brokaw, a representative

for the investor group, released a statement to abc seven news. he says in part, quote, we are proud to partner on a project that aims to deliver access to good paying jobs, affordable housing and clean energy, sustainable infrastructure, open space, and a healthy environment to residents of solano county. developing news. hundreds of people are still unaccounted for after maui's devastating wildfires. the county of maui released the names of those names on friday, hoping more victims can be identified. hawaiian electric company is being accused in the fire investigation. it admits that some evidence about the case of the lahaina fire may have been compromised sized. the county of maui joined others in suing the power company. maui has named a new interim emergency official. uh- daryl olivera will step in after the previous administrator resigned amid scrutiny about the emergency response. the death toll remains at 150 18. a bay

area woman and her dog, who were part of the recovery effort in hawaii, are now back home. abc seven news reporter lauren martinez talked with her about what she did and what she saw. >> i love working with the dogs . i love trying to figure out what they're telling us. they're the smart ones. >> julie padelford and rampage, a human remains detection dog, are returning home after a two week deployment to maui. they are part of a california task force, the oakland fire department coordinated the pair, arrived at oakland airport friday afternoon. >> i've worked fires before. this is the hottest fire i've ever seen. they were estimating that the fire was 2500 degrees or hotter. we cremate people at 1400 degrees. so you can see what the difference there was. >> padelford has trained dogs since 1995. four year old rampage is padelford 10th trained search dog. >> he has incredible drive. it's hard to stop him. he can climb

incredible things. >> rampage can find remains that humans alone cannot. >> the dogs were very successful in what and what they could do. it came to the point where our dogs are getting older, but the anthropologists weren't necessarily able to make identification. >> the reality for us humans is tragic, but to these working dogs, it's strictly a game of search. >> when you put it away, when you're working because we have a job to do and the dogs, that's their job. and it's our job to keep the dogs up and moving. and if we get depressed, it goes right down the leash for the first time at a search and rescue scene, padelford said in lahaina, she had to put boots on rampage's paws to protect him from the rubble. >> she's looking forward to being home, but knows the work on maui continues. >> i'm honored that i could be a part of this deployment. we learned a lot. there's things i'm going to go home and add to my training in the south bay. >> lauren martinez, abc seven news. you could have access to

an updated covid booster in a matter of weeks, but what will you get it? >> the nation's top medical experts say a shot targeting newer variants will be released in september after a years long pandemic. some people are hesitant to get another vaccine, but abc seven news special correspondent dr. alok patel says you should think about this booster differently. >> we have to reframe, um, the way we are approaching these covid shots and kind of put it more into the influenza category where every season there's a potential for people to get sick , to get hospitalized, to spread this to others, to get long covid and this vaccine is likely going to be tailored to match whatever strains are circulating. >> the new booster comes as cases begin to increase, prompting at least one local hospital to reinstate a mask mandate for staff. well, now let's get a check of your forecast with lisa. arjun, good morning, lisa. >> hey, gloria, good morning to you. a live look outside view of the city here. we do have fog. temperatures yesterday in the 60 soquel's. it was a nice day, but we have a warm up about five

degrees warmer here today in the low 70s and that's going to translate across the bay area. so we'll talk about the warming trend and when it really gets going coming up. >> sounds nice. thank you, lisa. well still to come, service denied. what a san francisco bakery has to say after an officer claims one of its employees refused to serve them. plus overdose prevention. how a bay area mother is making it her mission to teach others how to save lives. and the meaningful story of why she's taking action in. elegant, easy with 389 horsepower. >> it's electric with an edge. >> get 2.99% financing for 36 months on aria. when you smell the amazing scent of gain flings, time stops as lovers get and you realize you're in love.

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prohibiting guns in our restaurant keeps us safer. officers say that a staff member from the bakery refused to serve a first responder in uniform last weekend. and in a tweet, the police union referred to the baker's decision as anti-police bigotry. the bakery is located in san francisco's mission district. and as kids adjust to being back in school, a special program to help them adjust to all of life's challenges is about to get a new home. abc7 news anchor omar daetz gives us a look at ohana and its unique approach to mental health in just a few short weeks. >> this building will offer help and hope to young people who could use a little of both. you're looking at the future home of ohana, a special ized mental health program in monterey created especially for children, teens and their families. ohana is hawaiian for family, and you're really trying to bring the families into the treatment and the solution. >> there really is no child without the family. and this

idea of ohana, then connects that idea to the family. we can do so much more when they're connected to the community. >> doctor susan swick is ohana's executive director and chief mental health officer at montage health. she's worked in child psychiatry for more than 20 years and says psychiatric illness in childhood is incredibly common. >> it affects about 1 in 4 kids before they turn 18. and just to put it in perspective, asthma affects about 1 in 10 children before they turn 18. >> but there is some really encouraging news. >> we've learned so much about how to effectively treat psychiatric illness and childhood, and that most of the time we can cure it. we can put psychiatric illness fully into remission and be done with it. not you don't need chronic therapy or chronic medication about three out of four times my mouth dropped three out of four times. >> that's incredible. there is a problem, though. >> unfortunately, the reality is not the same as that because

about 1 in 5 children with a psychiatric illness are seen by a mental health professional. so 80% never see a mental health professional in the us. the ohana program has been up and running for about five years now, but is getting a new home thanks to a generous gift of more than $100 million from philanthropist roberta buffett. >> elliott the gift means ohana can do more. in addition to tradtion outpatient treatment, there's a day program after school program and weeks long residential treatment for kids with significant mood and anxiety disorders that program is pretty rare, so i suspect that families from the bay area who may have outpatient treatment there will call us if their their clinicians feel they may need a higher level of care , care that is vital for kids who need it. ammodytes abc seven news. >> the grand opening ceremony for ohana's new campus is on september 27th. we put together a list of resources for anybody

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>> california street in the south bay santa clara will be welcomed. the queen herself, of course, we're talking about beyonce. she'll be at levi's stadium for her renaissance world tour next wednesday. the hype is real, so we spoke with mayor lisa gillmor about what to expect upon her arrival. >> well, we have something very special planned and i'm going to make her honorary mayor for the day that she's going to be performing in santa clara. and our city is preparing a big key to the city to present her to uh, to memorialize her visit here to santa clara, to show her how much we honor and respect her and are excited to have her here. and mayor gilmore plans to decorate her gavel just in case beyonce happens to show up to the council meeting to take over as honorary mayor. >> the concert is wednesday at 8 p.m. and i'm curious to see what

that gal is going to look like. hopefully some diamonds on it, i'm sure something like that. some bling for sure, right, lisa? totally >> and you know, that's going to be the hottest day of the entire seven day forecast. so we're talking probably about 90 degrees at 8:00 at night. so yeah, it is certainly going to be hot. you wouldn't expect that at 8:00, but the temperatures ticking up from today all the way into next wednesday. and it is going to be a sweaty night, that's for sure. as we look at live doppler seven, there was a system off to the shore offshore that was a little bit better defined and it's losing some of its character sticks here because we have another system of high pressure that is building into california from the east. and so that's going to take over slowly and i mean very slowly. the changes will be quite subtle as we get through the weekend with just some minor warming. but air quality advisory as we look at moderate air quality all throughout the bay area today as the winds are shifting. so we're getting a northwest wind that's going to pull down some of that wildfire

smoke from oregon and allow for a bit more haze out there. and as the temperatures get warmer, that's exactly what happens as well as we get more weight on the atmosphere and less mixing. it is 60 in oakland. good morning to you, concord. we do have partly cloudy skies here, but it is foggy in livermore. so the marine layer once again has made its way all the way almost across the bay, 53in napa, 57 santa rosa. but our 24 hour temperature change not quite as dramatic as fridays where we have 2 to 5 degrees cooler this morning, but that will translate into a warm up this afternoon as we get under the influence of high pressure. so low clouds and fog this morning, looking at hazy, warmer weather today, tomorrow and then more dramatic warming into next week. so we'll look for that heat to peak on wednesday. there's a look at the clouds. 7:00 this morning and they'll retreat, pulling back by 11:00 or so. mostly sunny skies at the coast. it will be partly cloudy. and then by your

saturday, once again, some of that fog filling back in shouldn't be quite as extensive as temperatures will still be quite warm at our inland valleys, but we're not looking at a big change over the weekend. so if you like it today, you'll probably like it tomorrow. with temperatures in the low 70s downtown upper 70s across the bay. look at about 79in hayward. mountain view getting a little warm in the 80s there, but a nice summer day. 90 santa rosa, this is your sunday . and then monday, once again, very little change. but it's tuesday. those upper 90s come into play and you notice the bay shore more 80s there today. look at 65 half moon bay clouds for the first half of the day, then partly sunny later on 74 in richmond, 83 in san jose with 90 in morgan hill and the accuweather seven day forecast featuring the mid 90s today and tomorrow inland 70s bayside monday and tuesday slowly warming for the hottest day on wednesday. even the coast will warm to the 70s then we cool off quickly into the latter part of

the week. gloria i like the warmer temps. >> thanks, lisa. well, just ahead, giving a voice back to the voiceless. >> mhm. >> how do you feel how bay area researchers are giving people with als another chance to speak to their loved ones as. is my thing. >> running is awesome, but her moderate to severe eczema would make her skin so uncomfortable. >> i was always so itchy, especially when i was hot. >> now my skin doesn't make you as much. >> now we're staying ahead of her eczema. >> there's a power inside all of us to live our passion and dupixent works on the inside to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema. so they can have clearer skin and less itch. so serious allergic reactions can occur that can be

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to restore, communicate motion by reading out brain signals using computer algorithms or computer software to interpret those brain signals, and then changing them into actions in the outside world. a need for bennett, who was a human resource director and equestrian before her 2021 als diagnosis that caused deterioration in her brain stem als attacks. neurons controlling movement causing physical weakness and eventual paralysis. she can make sounds, but bennett's als led to the loss of use of the muscles of her lips, tongue, larynx and jaws. muscles needed to communicate clearly. >> it's depressing, too. >> in 2022, stanford medicine professor of neurosurgery, dr. jamie henderson, implanted sensors about the size of popcorn kernels in bennett's cerebral cortex in her brain. these sensors communicate with the hundreds of brain cells where speech production occurs using her brainwaves. the sensors detect words that she

wants to say and the pedestals that you see on her head relay those brainwaves to the screen to develop the words and phrases. >> i like music. >> this allows bennett to communicate without being able to form the words physically as pat looks at a computer screen, a sentence would appear. >> she would attempt to read that sentence. we would read out the brain signals, translate them using a machine learning algorithm into text, which then gets placed back onto the screen. >> in this case, practice makes perfect. >> bennett has participated in 25 training sessions, and with time she has developed the ability to communicate around 60 words a minute. being able to speak again is life changing for her and i have hope, dr. henderson says. this is just a proof of concept, but he hopes in the next 5 to 10 years, systems can be in place to give more people their voice back again. people with communication disorders can sometimes become withdrawn, become less socially active, and this could allow people to get back into social situations.

>> so it could it could potentially be transformative in the south bay. >> dustin dorsey, abc7 news. >> wow, that is incredible. well, still to come on abc7 mornings the south bay's grand finale to its pride weekend. what to expect starting today and how san jose business owners hope to see more dollar signs. and the latest on donald trump after he surrendered in the georgia election case. afford to follow my dreams. >> i can invest in myself and my future. >> i can get free money for college to help me achieve my goals so i can be and do whatever i put my mind to start your future at a california community college, financial aid is available to help with tuition supplies and sometimes even rent. >> enroll today and apply for financial aid at icann. go to

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shore there because of the wildfire smoke with all the fires from northern california up through oregon. so keep that in mind. here's a loop of the weekend. the light blue indicates the smoke aloft. and we've seen that the past couple of days. it hasn't been t bad, but it's certainly going to get a little more air out there in the atmosphere as high pressure builds in low 60s here. and temperatures are in the 50s with some haze and fog in the north bay. so that onshore flow of the past couple of days getting us back to our normal regime there with the sea breeze in the afternoon 2 to 5 degrees cooler and the plan then for today the gray skies to start with, cooler numbers. and then as we go through 1:00, we've got 70s in oakland, 80s inland. but we should top out around 90 inland and some sun all across the bay area gloria. >> all right. sounds nice. thank you, lisa. now to the southay. it is silicon valley pride week and the celebration wraps up this weekeere ll be a festivalay a also a parade on sunday sat 1030 at julian and market streets in san

jose. abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes has a look at what you can expect. >> san jose's plaza de cesar chavez was somewhat empty friday morning, but pretty soon silicon valley pride is going to make it look more like this. we're very excited. >> our theme this year is live out proud. basically it means live your authentic self. >> silicon valley pride kicks off at six saturday evening and goes through six sunday, an event that organizers have spent months coordinating. >> it's a long process. yeah, we normally start planning like early january. >> robin is the singer behind the classic hit show me love headlines and a parade kicks off sunday morning though representation is what's top of mind and a priority for this weekend's events. san jose business leaders say it's also going to have a big impact on the local economy since like pride, all the concerts that we have coming up are just adding to the vibrancy in downtown enormously. >> and downtown literally is on fire right now. >> downtown has seen several big events provide boosts to local businesses, including summer jazz fest, a couple of weekends

ago, and a series of block parties earlier this year. this is a real trend for downtown. >> there's so many events happening, there's more events happening throughout the year. >> local business, foxtail, fermentation project made almost an entire month's rent in one day. at one of those block parties. it was an incredible night, like we were absolutely packed to the brim over there was packed. >> it was a really amazing time. >> they're hoping that silicon valley pride will lead to another wave of success. >> it's just exciting. i think that it's going to be a really good overflow weekend for sure. like we definitely have to be prepared for it, which is going to be beautiful because it just means like people out having a great time and a good time is just what silicon valley pride organizers hope both businesses and families will have. >> we can't wait to come celebrate with you being our proud in san jose, zachntes, abc seven news. >> abc seven is a proud sponsor of oakland pride >> next month join abc7 ne reporters zach fuentes and anzar hassan as they bring you the parade live starting at 11 a.m. on september 10th. happening

today, a coalition of kaiser permanente unions are expected to vote in order to authorize a strike. the coalition will conduct the authorization vote until september 13th. workers could walk off the job as early as october 1st. union health care workers are demanding that kaiser address concerns about staffing levels and what they call unfair labor practices. the unions represent more than 85,000 members across seven states. union leaders say that if approved, this will be the largest strike of health care workers in us history. see also today, a heads up. if you drive on highway 84 through niles canyon in alameda county. caltrans plans on closing the road for maintenance between fremont and sunol. the closure starts at 5 a.m. and lasts until 3 p.m. crews will be removing dirt and debris, fixing electrical lines and also trimming trees. caltrans says that drivers should expect delays. california highway

patrol officers will help guide drivers through the detours during the closure. former president donald trump's campaign is trying to capitalize on that history. mugshot already selling the picture on t shirts and coffee mugs. the mug shot was taken on thursday when trump turned himself into the fulton county jail in georgia to face charges that he allegedly conspired to overturn the 2020 presidential election. abc's em nguyen has the very latest from atlanta. >> former president donald trump and each of his 18 alleged coconspirators all meeting the friday deadline to turn themselves in at the fulton county jail in georgia. >> fingerprinted, photographed and assigned inmate numbers all released on bond except harrison floyd in the da's indictment, floyd is accused of helping strong arm an election worker. >> a judge denied him bond friday afternoon, citing his risk to commit additional felonies, adding he could be a flight risk. >> trump and his co-defendants are accused of forming what

prosecutors call a criminal organization in an attempt to overturn the 2020 presidential election results in georgia. it's the fourth indictment for the former president trump, slamming the 13 criminal counts as election interference. >> when you have that great freedom to challenge, you have to be able to. >> otherwise, you're going to have very dishonest elections. what has taken place here is a travesty of justice. we did nothing wrong. >> the ex-president sharing his booking photo on twitter. >> now called his campaign website featuring his mugshot as well, asking for donations. president joe biden poking fun at his predecessor's mugshot when asked about it by reporters . i did see it on television. >> what do you think? that's guy with the campaign for 2024 in full swing. >> some of trump's republican rivals hoping to turn the discussion to anything else. >> if the election ends up being about about what happened in the past, it if it ends up being about personalities and other

things like that, well, then biden is going to be able to sit in his basement again and not have to justify his record is a tremendous distraction from what the average person and the average household is facing. >> a hearing will be held monday concerning the request by trump's former chief of staff, mark meadows, to move his georgia racketeering case to federal court. >> at least three other defendants are trying to do the same. and when abc news atlanta. >> the contra costa county district attorney's office admitted racial bias played a role in the antioch officer's gang case. a superior court judge determined that the officer's arrest violated california's racial justice act, which allows convictions to be overturned if racial bias was a factor. the decision comes after four black men were arrested on suspicion of murder and attempted murder in a drive by shooting. the judge also ruled in yesterday's court hearing that the officers involved will not have to testify. many people oppose the decision and wanted the officers to take the stand.

>> and i think the idea of having the officers on the stand where they have to confront or be confronted with what they've done and also explain their actions is important. >> a judge could reduce the charges, drop the enhancements and also shorten a sentence in the remedy phase of this case. the next court hearing is scheduled for september eighth. today, treatment to get rid of oriental fruit flies in the south bay will begin. authorities located the insects like these in traps over the past month, which prompted emergency action. treatment will happen in santa clara as well as parts of cupertino, san jose and sunnyvale. officials say it is safe for the public and will be conducted over several weeks. fruit flies pose a significant threat to california's $50 billion agriculture industry. well, still ahead on abc, seven mornings wildfire ready in the north bay. we get a look at how our soon to be first responders train in the middle of fire season and why staffing levels are expected to increase. and we

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crime in oakland. that meeting is scheduled to begin at 1:00. and turning now to the east bay. kevin grant grew up in oakland surrounded by and sometimes a part of the violence that plagues the town. i'm trying to see some smart people who change that dynamic. >> mothers ain't supposed to bury their babies that only happened in wartime. babies bury their parents. you understand how that work? >> and now he is using tough love to give a glimmer of hope to oakland's communities of color suffering from gun violence. you can hear more about his story right now in our abc seven original documentary. kevin, watch it tonight at 830 or on abc seven news.com and wherever you stream. abc7 news is. we are in the middle of fire season in the bay area. as of right now it has been relatively mild but firefighters will tell you that could change at any minute. abc7 news reporter

cornell bernard has a look into the firefighter training ramping up across our region. you got it. >> boo. boom, boom. >> come on, guys, hustle. what are. >> it's a workout for these new firefighter recruits giving it their all. ready for winter. these trainees are part of sonoma county fire district's newest academy class. >> okay, do a quick walk around. let's get in the engine. let's do it. >> officials say by early october, they'll be ready for duty. >> this will almost bring us up to a full staffing level. good job. >> shut down captain jason jones says the timing is critical. historically, october is prime wildfire season in the bay area . >> every day is new. we never know if we're going to get an early winter or if it's going to be a long summer. >> i actually live and was raised in one of the districts that they serve, so i'm very happy to be here. >> colin tedrick knows why he wants this job. >> like i said, i am a local resident here, so i've seen what wildfires have done over the last few years. it's definitely

kind of sparked my desire to want to work for the fire department just about everywhere . >> grass is tall after a very wet winter and spring. firefighter is making no predictions about what the next few months will bring. only that they need to be prepared as we push further into the quote unquote fire season when we have more of the higher risk. >> we're constantly training. >> santa rosa fire department is doing off road training friday driving wildland fire engines up and down hills. fire officials say after months of doing controlled burns and fire training exercises, they hope the hard work will pay off. having crews out, whether they're pulling hose, whether they're doing training burns or driving off road is critical so that we can better respond to the needs of our community. >> if a wildfire develops. >> i'm i'm not sure what's to come, but we'll be prepared either way. >> in the north bay, cornell, bernard, abc seven news. >> well, let's get a quick look at your weather right now with lisa arjun. >> hey there. we have a cool start to the morning, but temperatures will be rebounding . what a gorgeous shot here from

mount tam where the sun comes up at 634 and temperatures in the north bay will be ranging from some of the upper 60s to near 70 and sausalito to near 90 up towards santa rosa. so we'll talk about the rest of the bay area, how warm it's going to get, the warmest day of the week next. >> all right. sounds good. thank you, lisa. and also next, big trade by the 40 niners. the team giving up on trey lance. abc seven sports director larry beil has more details after the break . >> america come along with our adventure seekers. the sanchez family and discover summer with the ford f 150. >> see how available features like pro trailer backup assist make backing up as easy as turning a knob. >> watch as pro power onboard lights up the night and ford blue cruise makes driving even more fun now cruising get 1.9% apr for 60 months plus $1,000 bonus cash on a 2023 ford f 150

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the chargers friday night in the last preseason game of the season at levi's stadium. but the bigger story. quarterback trey lance is moving on from san francisco, abc7 sports director larry beil has your morning sports. >> good morning. >> the 49 ers, they gave up a ton to get trey lance in the 2021 draft. they traded him for pennies on the dollar lance to dallas for a fourth round pick. injuries prevented him from ever really developing into the qb. the niners were hoping for and with brock purdy the starter sam darnold the backup there was not going to be an opportunity for trey to get any reps so he's off to big d 49 ers and charges preseason finale brock and sam both playing in this game. purdy the first two series here to brandon aiyuk nice move by the wide receiver who's been outstanding this training camp down in right around the one but the drive would stall after a jordan mason fumble still no nick bosa who was holding out no problem there fred warner shooting the gap for the sack second drive for brock purdy. and you see he reads the defense so well hitting deebo samuel in

stride on the slant for a first down purdy five of 973 yards in the air later on the drive nobody's open purdy sees the hole in the defense, takes it in himself for the touchdown six nothing niners they've got both kickers hurt so extra points were an adventure sam darnold comes in after purdy a strike to willie snead tight roping in the back of the end zone. darnold six of 1189 yards and a score the chargers won the game 2312. but the focus after the contest was on trey lance. >> and when we told trey, when we told him that he wasn't the two, i said, we'd like to keep him here as the three. but we also want to do what's good for him too. and we'll see how this plays out. now, when we looked in other teams and he told us that he would like another opportunity to go somewhere where he had a chance to be the two, we thought we'd got some good deals for him. there was a number of teams involved to end up getting in. the fourth was a little better than we anticipated and clears up a lot of money and allows a better situation for him to. >> on of baseball braves and giants all dressed up on a friday night second batter of

the game mike harris. the second takes logan webb deep and out almost into the water. not quite one, nothing. braves in a flash. top four former athletic matt olson doubling to the gap in right center harris scores webb five and a third innings allowed five runs and spencer strider went seven innings, fanned nine. boy, he throws really fast and hard giants lose five one. they're drifting down in the wild card standings. a's and white sox some serious makeup there. and trust me, i know my makeup a's. suddenly they're made up of sluggers. zach egloff doubles down the left field line. ryan noda hustling around from first will score the a's jump out to a five nothing lead. and this thing actually turned into a rout. nick allen here it comes. and there it goes. in the seventh, ryan noda back to back jacks as the a's roll. 12 for that is a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend everybody. i'm larry beil. all right, larry, thank you so much . >> and we are getting ready for a warm up here in the bay area.

so let's get a check of your forecast this morning with lisa argint. good morning, lisa. hey, gloria. >> you're right. and, you know, it hasn't been a really warm summer when we've had our warmth that's lasted a day or two. so why should this be any different? right. a subtle warming trend headed our way beginning today. and we're looking at live doppler seven right now. we're in between a few features. this one here that brought big time cooling yesterday and then an area of high pressure that's going to build in and eventually take over. look outside, we do have an air quality advisory for moderate air quality as our winds have shifted and with that, we'll see a little bit more haze in the atmosphere today. tomorrow and temperatures right now, this is a change to where numbers have come down each and every day getting out of that subtropical moisture, feeling more like we like in the early morning hours, 58 walnut creek, 57in blackhawk. we do have some gray sky here out in our east bay. martina is 57, up in the north bay. you can see some fog from napa to santa rosa. otherwise, it has grown

taller, it's lifted. and the extent is still into the east bay. 60, oakland, 59 in san carlos. and as we look at our 24 hour temperature change, 2 to 6 degrees cooler. so that has been the trend. but by the afternoon , soon we get the sea breeze and the warmth building throughout the bay. another look at pier 39, where we do have the gray sky. everybody's sleeping here, low clouds and fog this morning with the hazy and warmer weather on the way. very similar today and tomorrow with that, microclimates in full swing from the coast to our inland valleys. it's into next week where the heat builds even more so. and we'll see the temperatures maybe 35 degrees from the coast to our inland valleys. there it is, the fog all the way through our east bay valleys, not quite to the delta, and then it pulls back by ten, 11:00, where mostly sunny, even a few peeks of sun with 70s in sausalito today. and as we look at the fog reforming overnight, we'll be looking at that marine layer, maybe not quite as extensive as it was

this morning. so in terms of what you can expect today in the south bay 90s, gilroy, morgan hill, that's a warm day, 83. that's about 4 or 5 degrees warmer than yesterday in san jose. look at the 80s arriving from cupertino to sunnyvale. low 80s santa clara, a nice day in milpitas, heading up towards the peninsula mid and upper 70s from menlo park to palo alto. redwood city back in the 80s for you low 80s 72 downtown with partly cloudy skies. so a nice afternoon moon on the way and up in the north bay getting warm through the 80s. here are some of that haze. santa rosa, san rafael 86. the beach 72 at stinson with mid 70s arriving in berkeley this afternoon. so a pretty afternoon. some haze out there. 77, but there is no air quality spare the air alert. it is just an advisory. so pretty much what we've been seeing the past couple of days, you can expect once again today, 94 in brentwood. there is a 5 to 6 degree warm up here in our inland valleys with 87. the san ramon valley. walnut creek is at

90. a sneak peek at pride parade silicon valley for tomorrow where temperatures will be in the mid 80s by 3:00. lots of sunshine, good time there. and the accuweather seven day forecast. nice weekend summer like weekend and then the heat builds each and every day for wednesday to be the hottest day queen bee is in town and then cooler after that and we'll need the sunscreen all weekend. >> and for queen bee too, it sounds like it would have to be hot for her, right? that is true. thank you, lisa. well, a reminder, you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc7 bay area connected tv app. it is available for apple tv. google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. so download the app now and start streaming when we return. early birds might get the worm. what will change in disneyland's early entry policies starting next year. >> hi, i'm ahmed daetz. join abc

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