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. >> good morning. it's saturday, august or excuse me, it's saturday. sunday, august 27th. i'm stephanie sierra. we're going to get to our top story in just a moment. but first, we begin with the weather. and lisa, what's the latest on the forecast? >> well, you know, it's getting a little bit warmer, not too much warmer, but just enough in our inland valleys that it's certainly feeling like summer in the 90s as we look at live doppler seven right now, the marine layer is a little bit more patchy this morning. so as it hasn't made its way all the way into our inland valley. so it's clear concord and livermore are in the mid and upper 50s there. 60 in oakland still that warm ocean temperature of 60 degrees, 2 to 7 degrees cooler this morning. so not as dramatic of a cooldown. there's a look at sfo air quality once again moderate today. getting a little bit better as we go through the week ahead. even though we're warming up those north westerly winds are going to begin to crank up and help our air quality. here's a look at today and tomorrow where we'll notice

once again, a bit of haze in the atmosphere due to the fires to the north and those lighter winds. but the rest of the day today featuring a lot of sunshine and temperatures in the 70s by noontime around the bay, 80 inland, 60 at the coast all throughout the afternoon. and by the time we hit 4:00, a little hazy, upper 80s around danville, upper 70s, hayward, stephanie. >> lisa, thank you. right now we are tracking some closures on bay area highways due to deadly crashes overnight at the 580 near castro valley is experiencing a backup due to a fatal rollover crash that closed two eastbound lanes and on the 101. in san francisco, traffic is at a standstill near cow palace going north in the portola on the peninsula. another fatal rollover crash has 280 closed southbound and where drivers are being diverted to eastbound 92. also in san francisco, we're learning new details on a stabbing that happened overnight in golden gate park. police say it

happened around 930 last night on john f kennedy drive. and according to investigators, when they arrived to the scene, two teenagers were stabbed and taken to the hospital. we're told both are expected to be okay. the investigation is ongoing. anyone with information is asked to call sfpd. now take a look at this. a large tree topples over in san francisco. there are no reports the tree landed on anyone or anyone's car, thankfully. but as you can see, crews spent the night cleaning up this mess. it's still unclear how or why it fell. this is right near the intersection of pacific and sansome street to the latest now on a crash that killed three us marines overnight. it happened in australia where 23 marines were on board the osprey aircraft for a military exercise size when it crashed. five others were taken to the hospital and are in serious condition. one of them is currently in surgery. in june last year, a crash involving the same aircraft killed five

marines in glamis, calif. the australian defense forces are assisting us personnel and the cause of the crash is still being investigated in the east bay. now oakland resident are fed up with street crimes and this weekend some people got a chance to speak directly with alameda county district attorney pamela price about the changes they want to see. abc seven news reporter ansar hassan has the story. sitting center stage. >> alameda county district attorney pamela price. >> i'm not only the first black woman to sit in this seat, i'm the first foster kid to sit in this seat. >> this was another in a series of community forums, this time focused specifically on public safety in oakland. she was joined by representatives from the mayor's office and the police department. >> we do know that gang and group shootings still represent the majority of the crime in the city of oakland. >> rising crime and how to deal with it was the big topic. da price spent time explaining how her office is responding. >> we've charged over 7600 cases, including murder and

serious violent felonies. >> then came the questions. >> i think one of the biggest problems was all the people complaining about the crime and charges about enhancements. >> da price spoke of how her office has prosecuting cases and the reforms she was elected to implement as she explained, enhancements don't deter crime and are racially biased, but enhancements force us to invest in prisons and is absolutely essential that we stop using them most understand that da price is new to the office and her efforts will take time. but some are still convinced this approach won't work. were you satisfied with what you were hearing today? >> no, i wasn't. if you're dealing with a person that they deal in fear and intimidation, you can't meet them with complete ation. you have to deal with them with fear and retaliation. >> in the discussion also focused on improving educational opportunities and providing better paying jobs for young people, both which can serve as deterrents to crime. rachel

grissom says she hopes all the changes being discussed will start to show in the future. >> it was important just so that that there's no speculation, so that da price could hear directly from the members of this community how we feel about what's happening in oakland. >> in oakland. answer hassan, abc7 news. >> happening today, the flagship nordstrom in downtown san francisco is closing for good. the store has operated in the westfield san francisco center for more than two decades. one nordstrom employee told us the number of people coming into the mall is way down, which reflects the latest city data showing declining business saletax revenue for soma, where the mall is located, has seen a 25% drop. when you compare the first quarter of 2019 to 2023. mayor london breed talked about her vision of replacing the mall with a soccer stadium. >> well, it's not just a plan for a soccer stadium. it's showing people what is possible,

that we start to we're starting to think about what is downtown in light of the challenges around retail. so not only could there be a soccer stadium that could be transformative, meaning soccer matches fifa and a soccer tournament, but concerts and the mayor's office says it's working on changing laws and reforming taxes to bring more business to the area. >> developing news now. evacuations are slowly being lifted around the island of maui as firefighters make progress battling those wildfires. the situation is something one north bay woman knows all too well. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard spoke with her about how she's helping wildfire survivors rebuild their lives. >> i tend to see the challenges i tend to see the heartache. annie barber is on the ground in maui helping wildfire survivors move forward with their insurance claims, which can be overwhelming. >> the people are traumatized. >> they have what i call fire

brain, their brains fuzzy. they can only navigate so much. and i see a lot of fear. >> that fear is something annie knows about all too well. >> immediate bond. they know that i understand. >> she lost her family's home in santa rosa's. coffey park during the 2017 tubbs fire, which burned thousands of homes and killed two dozen people. this was annie's home before and after, reduced to rubble. >> that's something that doesn't go away. it's a grief that you have to navigate. >> annie works for united policyholders, a san francisco based nonprofit helping homeowners get the insurance resources they need. besides assisting with paperwork and overcoming red tape, she's also there to listen. >> my heart's with them. i relate to them. um, and i try to just give them the best advice that i can. this is just crazy. >> i can't even. it's just too much. i've lost friends and i've

just. i've been here 48 years, and i've never seen anything like this in my entire life. >> i'm not going to get the number exactly right. it's either 36 or 38 times that a survivor has to tell their story before they can even begin to heal. >> annie has also helped survivors of the 2018 camp fire in paradise, one of the most destructive in california history. today, this is her rebuilt home in coffey park, post-fire annie hopes to bring the same closure to the people of maui. >> there's challenges in all these communities and we have to figure out how we help them navigate that in the north bay. >> cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> also in the north bay, dozens of people who live on boats on richardson bay will soon have to figure out a new housing plan. according to the marin independent journal, county supervisors approved a control pact to bring an outreach caseworker into the picture. the caseworker will try to get people to move off the boats in exchange for a one year federal

housing voucher from the marin housing authority. the process will cost over $300,000, despite local laws, many have lived on their boats illegally for decades. well, the south bay is showing its pride this weekend. today it concludes its pride week with a parade in san jose. following a festive all that happened on saturday. if youan starts at 1030 at and market streets in san jose. as abc seven news reporter tara campbell reports, this year's event is all about living out proud. >> the party is getting started in san jose. silicon valley pride kicking off with a night festival saturday. >> what's the time when we're able to really just live out loud and be whoever we want to be and not be questioned or have weird looks at us living out loud and living out proud. >> the theme of this year's pride living out proud is a great way to celebrate pride. >> it takes us back to the roots

of pride. >> nicole altamirano is the ceo of silicon valley pride and says living out proud is as important as ever. >> we're seeing the legislation that is sweeping across the nation, trying to take us back in time. >> i mean, obviously with like everything that's going on in the world, we need to make sure that we're like together for and strong and showing up. >> the aclu is currently tracking nearly 500 bills taking aim at lgbt plus rights, many aimed at the transgender community coming out and being in community gives strength to some of those, especially transgender folks these days that feel so isolated. thousands of people are expected to show up for this year's pride festivities, many of them allies . >> i have a queer kid myself and so volunteering and supporting and being an advocate for the queer community is just super important to me. >> it's a community that unfortunately doesn't receive unconditional support and so i really think we have to be there

for these people on their journeys. >> kacey chung is a high school student in san jose and says she's here to have fun and show her support. >> and it shows how tight knit of a community we are and it shows that we're not going to back down. and we have a lot of resilience. tara campbell, abc7 news. >> well, it's pretty unusual to schedule a tour to see the worst parts of a city that was scheduled in san francisco this weekend. but as we found out, it actually never happened. and abc7 news was at civic center plaza where the quote doom loop walking tour was scheduled to begin. it was promoted to take people through mid-market. the tenderloin and union square. it's unclear who organized this tour, but contact information online indicated it was actually sold out. instead, we found out the walking tour group was focusing on the positive aspects of the area. >> there's so much more in this neighborhood. we want to show i want to show that people live in this neighborhood, people who

have worked all of their lives live in this neighborhood. there are children. it's a community that's very diverse and there's a lot of care and loving that we really are a neighborhood and a community. >> the tour guide lives in the tenderloin and went through substance abuse recovery in the past. she's thankful for the community opening its arms to her. well, let's take a peek outside. how's it looking, lisa ? >> well, we're starting out with a little bit less of a marine layer. here's a look from our roof camera where temperatures mostly in the 50s, we had a beautiful day yesterday. still some haze, but we'll continue to see the warmth head our way. stay tuned. my accuweather seven day forecast is next. >> lisa thank you. and still to come on abc7 mornings a racially motivated shooting. that's what authorities are calling a deadly incident in florida. what we're learning about the suspect's last messages, that's coming up. >> then from the office to the stage, how a marine based group is making sure working adults have time to dance. >> we'll be right back.

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investigating hate crimes are always and will always remain a top priority for the fbi because they are not only attack on a victim, they are also meant to threaten and intimidate an entire community. jacksonville mayor donna deegan visited the scene shortly after the attack. >> well, i'm heartbroken. obviously, we must do everything that we can to dissuade this type of hate. >> according to investigators, the suspect sent his father a text message early saturday afternoon saying to check his computer. his family then called the clay county sheriff's office after finding writings allegedly by the suspect. portions of these manifesto detailed the shooter's disgusting ideology of hate planning, put this shooting was racially motivated and he hated black people. jacksonville now in mourning. >> the people in this community , they're hurting. and they have every right to you know this this makes no sense. i am very,

very angry right now. you know, we got kids in this community are seeing all of this and this is unnecessary. >> chuck sivertsen, abc news, new york. >> in the east bay, a refugee community is learning more about resources aiming to help them live. fuller lives. congressman eric swalwell hosted a resource fair in union city. many of those who attended were afghan refugees is concerned about helping family members back home. >> we've got the largest afghan , an american population in the whole country. in fact, fremont is home to little kabul. the story in the kite runner from kabul to fremont is one that people all over the world know, and this community is hurting after the afghan evacuation back in 2021. and they want to know what are we doing to get their family members over here, especially those who served alongside the us military? >> swalwell says the event is meant to establish trust with refugees and keep promises made

to afghan citizens who help the us military during war. now, the concord naval weapons station project is moving forward now with a new master developer for brookfield properties was selected by the city council saturday. this is the third attempt at hiring a developer for the 5000 acre site at the reuse plan would take on 2300 acres, roughly half the site to create a mixed use and transit oriented community. it's been abandoned since 1999. now it's the largest development currently underway in the bay area. well, today, palo alto continues its celebration for the 40th annual festival of the arts. the event features a wide variety of exhibits and attractions along university avenue over. 250 artists are expected to have their work on display from unique and one of a kind pieces of art to wearable art. the beloved festival has something for everybody, including an italian street painting expo along with gourmet foods, wine and local beers. now

we hope we're doing something right because we get so many returning artists that come back year after year. >> and really the guests love coming back each year to see the returning artists. >> i see why the event is hosted by the palo alto chamber of commerce. lots of fun. well, if you're thinking about heading out today, let's check in with meteorologist lisa argen, who's tracking the forecast. how's it looking, lisa? >> it's looking pretty good. yesterday, we came in a little bit cooler than expected, but high pressure is building in and the winds are also going to be providing some better air quality as we get into next week. but we still are under that advisory today for our moderate air quality, patchy fog here on the peninsula. but as we look at the sensors here, you'll notice pretty much everybody in the moderate range, that's where we'll stay today. right now with that west wind downtown, some good air quality. the winds will be building offshore. right now, we're looking at visibility in the north bay. a little bit obstructed there. half mile

visibility. santa rosa, a quarter mile in napa with some haze. otherwise, temperatures are in the 50s here in our inland valleys. good morning, pleasanton, 56 for you. it's 55 in dublin with 52. lafayette closer to the bay here, temperatures in the low 50s and san carlos checking in at 57 this morning. so stepping outside, looking at some low clouds here in the city. there is fog. so if you're headed out early, be aware of that. once again, hazy, slightly warmer today. we should make it up perhaps into the 90s inland. and then looking at that heat building into the week ahead, especially tuesday and wednesday, look to be our warmest day. so on monday, climbing to the mid and upper 90s. the reds making their way into the north bay here, some mid 80s in the south bay. so really not bad there but san francisco getting out of the 60s tuesday temperatures will be in the 80s over in oakland and we are looking at 80s to arrive wednesday here in san francisco. but upper 90s inland and the warmest day here featuring

triple digits in our inland valleys on wednesday and even the coast warming up through the 70s stinson could see about 80 degrees while even half moon bay and pacifica reaching the upper 60s to near 70. so highs today around the bay in the low 70s warmer than yesterday. but those winds will keep the coast cool with only partly cloudy skies. fremont about 80 degrees low, 90 soquel's inland up in the north bay wine country from the mid 80s in santa rosa, 91 degrees but down through santa cruz checking in at about 82. so if you're headed to san jose in particular, we've got the silicon valley pride parade, 9:00 starting out in the 60s, sunshine all throughout the day with upper 70s by noontime and temperatures right where they should be for this time of year in the mid 80s. and then by 6:00 we're in the 70s so a nice looking afternoon the rest of us the accuweather seven day forecast 60s coast upper 70s around the bay low 90s inland but as we get towards monday certainly a little bit of

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>> she is a project manager at the san francisco department of public health. >> but after hours, she gets into a completely different rhythm. >> what i love about the dance is it's a way to really strengthen your body or stretch your body. and then also you do use a totally different part of your mind and a very creative way. it makes you forget everything else. it makes you forget your day job, your work, the stresses. you're just present. >> rincon williams is following her passion, dancing with the marin county dance company. don't quit your day job, dancers , as people will often just, like, laugh at our name. >> and because it tells the whole story of our company that we are people who like to dance together and we're not professionals. >> you can have your job and have something that you love to go to on weekends and evenings that give you purpose and give you a new sense of life and freedom and fun. the company is made up of members between the ages of 40 and 70 years old, all

working in a wide range of daytime professions. you became a preschool teacher or a lawyer or a consultant or a construction worker. but inside there was a performance part of you. there was there was somebody who wanted to be on stage. there was somebody who wanted to do something else, a love of dance, a love of storytelling. and with the premiere of their new production, charm, these talented dancers will share their joy of dance with an audience. i think our commitment and our passion about it just really comes through. i hope that we lift them up and they feel fabulous and great at the end of the show. so people have a really good time. >> people get really inspired and say to me, i'm going to return to those art classes or something else that feeds that creative, passionate side that we need to balance our daily work lives. i'm not going to stop and i hope we have at least another decade or two in us. >> gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. the dancing spirit

certainly coming alive there. >> we'll still to come on abc seven mornings tributes pouring in this morning. we honor the famed talk show host bob barker, who passed away this weekend. then fentanyl antibody treatment. how a new injection to prevent overdose deaths would work if testing comes out to be successful. we'll be right back . >> hey, you feel like some baby desay near the lobby? still catching feelings for your for you feeling for you better days. >> start with abc7 mornings and good morning america. >> donald trump and the 2024 race. now after surrendering in georgia, what's next for him and the other contenders after their first gop debate sunday morning on abc's this week? >> join us for this week sunday morning starting at 8 a.m. right here on abc. the last of summer will draw you in at toyota's national sales event. >> it's like a magnet, but for people through labor day, get

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to start out with our low clouds and fog and our air quality forecast is for another advisory today with moderate air quality, we'll get more wind into the forecast next week. offshore and that's going to allow for some better mixing. but as for today into your monday, little hazy out there. a lot like we've been seeing and then throughout the next few hours we clear we're in the 70s to low to mid 80s inland by 1:00 and some patchy clearing at the coast. temperatures should top out in the 90s in the warmest locations inland. >> stephanie lisa, thank you. well, now to remembering a talk show icon, bob barker, best known for hosting the price is right for 35 years has died. he passed away at the age of 99 at his home in los angeles. barker was also known as a dedicated animal rights activist. abc news reporter andrea fujii looks back at his remarkable career. hi jackie. >> bob barker was named the most

popular game show host of all time. he was at it longer than anyone else to barker began hosting the price is right in 1972. it didn't take long for the show's catchphrase to become part of the lexicon. come on down here is the first item up for bids in the price is right. >> if tv had a santa clause, he was it. >> giving away hundreds of millions of dollars in prizes. and to say the contestants were excited was an understatement. barker was unflappable. he won 19 emmys and was a fixture on tv long before the price is right, he hosted truth or consequences for 18 years. >> bob barker saying goodbye, hoping all your consequences are happy. >> all right, happy. >> he and he had a sense of humor playing against his nice guy image in the movie happy gilmore. >> all right, let's go. oh. oh. >> i think you've had enough. >> barker's popularity gave him a platform to promote his passion. help control the pet

population. >> have your pet spayed or neutered. >> he was an ardent animal rights activist and worked at it full time after retiring in 2007 on his final show, there was no grand gesture, no super farewell showcase, only this simple, gracious goodbye. i want to thank you very, very much for inviting me into your homes for the last 50 years. andrea fujii , abc news, new york. >> tomorrow is the 60th anniversary of the march on washington, led by martin luther king jr. in 1963, thousands gathered for the march in support of the civil rights act, and on saturday, people came to the national mall in washington to commemorate the event and to continue view the march. >> get mad, get smart. don't look at all the things that are wrong. look back on where we were 66 years ago when we had the 1st march on washington and

martin luther king said, then give us the ballot. and then he moved up and said, but i have a dream. but he gave his life for that dream. >> king's speech has been viewed by many as one of the great speeches ever delivered. well, new this morning, donald trump is capitalizing on his mugshot. his campaign says it has raised more than $7 million since the former president was processed at an atlanta jail last week. trump, then took to social media with the caption, quote, never surrender using the image to fundraise with the sale of t shirts, mugs and other merchandise. the mug shot was taken on thursday when he turned himself into the fulton county jail in georgia to face charges that he allegedly conspired to conspire to overturn the 2020 presidential election win. and coming up on this week, donald trump and the 2024 race. after surrendering in georgia, what's next for him and the other republican contenders after

their first fiery gop debate, abc news anchor martha raddatz will also speak with former new jersey governor chris christie about his run for office. coming up at 8 a.m. on abc's this week right here on abc seven. later today, the san francisco department of public health will join businesses to raise awareness about overdose prevention. it's happening at noon in the standard five and ten ace hardware on california street. it's in advance of national overdose awareness day, which is on thursday this week. now this comes as a drug maker funded by a south bay company is about to begin human testing on a first of its kind treatment for fentanyl overdoses. the treatment would be administered before the drug is taken. abc seven news reporter dustin dorsey explains why it could be a game changer in the epidemic. >> a sobering dose of reality. fentanyl remains the leading cause of death for people ages 18 to 45 and the cause of 90% of overdose fatalities. experts say

more options are needed to prevent loss of life, despite the available of things like narcan. >> we continue to see an all time high overdose cases throughout the country, and we think our big news is we have something that we think will help address this public health crisis. >> born out of san jose based investment firm altamont pharmaceutical holdings, cessation therapeutics has developed a new monoclonal antibody therapy. the fda has authorized a human clinical trial of the 1004 injection that provides no high and prevents any type of overdose, whether it's injected intravenously or snorted through the nose or even taken orally. >> once it's it gets to the bloodstream. this antibody is going to grab it with high affinity and prevent it from from inducing its harmful effects in the brain. >> unlike narcan that's given by someone else after an overdose, the antibody would be given by a doctor before someone uses fentanyl and has shown 30 days of overdose prevention in non human testing. the hope is that this would be another tool in the fight against fentanyl

deaths. >> we're trying to get to people, high risk individuals before they experience an overdose and provide a protective mechanism in the form of this antibody. so fentanyl is rendered ineffective. >> the santa clara county fentanyl working group's doctor, rachel sussman, says there are other pre overdose treatments for opioids like vivitrol and more study needs to be done before csx, dd 104 receives full fda approval. but she says this could be helpful. >> we do have several tools already and i think that one of our challenges is making sure that those existing tools are not underused. but another tool would never hurt and absolutely, i think the more are the more things we have to offer patients , the better this treatment is. >> in the early stages of the approval process, while the first round of human testing begins tuesday, the fda approval would not come until late 2025 or early 2026. in santa clara county, dustin dawsey, abc seven news. >> now, if you or someone you know is struggling with drug

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bay area concerts heating up. here's a look at who is performing this week. sam smith is taking over the oakland arena tonight before he crosses the bay tomorrow for a san francisco show at chase center. then it's queen bee. beyonce will be hitting the stage at levi's stadium in santa clara on wednesday for her renaissance tour. then ll cool j and 50 cent are also coming to the bay area later this week. the south bay is so excited to welcome beyonce that the city of santa clara wants to make her honorary mayor for the day. the curfew for the megastar show at levi's stadium is also getting pushed back by one hour from the normal 10 p.m. to 11 p.m. vta plans to add 30% more passenger capacity for light rail service to and from the stadium for wednesday's show . expect to see a lot of shimmer and all the beyhive activity. beyonce is asking fans to wear silver for virgo season. she says it's her birthday wish. well, we have every thing you

need to know before you go. just go to abc7 news.com, where you can find times for when the parking lot and gates open and of course ideas what to wear and what's allowed in levi's stadium along with many other details. well, local researchers believe they've cracked a mystery about octopuses right off our coast. to understand why the discovery is so unique, you can experience the amazing undersea journey for yourself. here's abc seven news anchor dan ashley. >> and it almost seemed like we opened the door and stepped into their living room. they're right there, right there on the ocean floor of the monterey bay national marine sanctuary. >> thousands of octopus moms protecting their newly laid eggs . and the incredible images you're seeing are helping to unravel a mystery of this real life octopus's garden, one of the few known nesting grounds of its kind anywhere in the world. it's the work of a research group that includes san jose state university, moss landing

marine laboratory and the monterey bay aquarium research institute, also known as mbari. >> this is one of the robotic arms. >> jim barry is senior scientist. he showed us the type of submersible vehicles used to monitor the site since it was first discovered in 2018 near an extinct sea volcano about 80 miles off the coast of monterey . and since that time, researchers have also turned to increasingly sophisticated instruments to learn more. >> one is that we've had advances in technology and imaging for deep sea systems. you know, we're two miles under the surface code, dark, freezing, high pressure, and yet we're able to run these cameras and get great shots of these octopus sitting there. yeah, it's pretty remarkable. >> and since the discovery, san jose state assistant professor amanda kahn and her colleagues have worked to understand why the octopuses migrate to the area to mate and eventually birth their young, she says one clue was the water temperature, where we saw that the water was shimmering and wavering in a way

kind of like you would see heat rising off the asphalt on a hot day. >> and that made us think that maybe there was something about the water conditions there. >> using sophisticated thermometers, they confirmed their hunch water in the vents was indeed warmer. part of an environment that allows the octopus eggs to incubate and hatch more quickly and likely avoid predators as they grow. professor kahn believes the newly published discovery will highlight the critical role of preserving the marine sanctuary . >> you know, for a species that reproduces all in one area, you can have the really strong impact on that population by protecting that hotspot, right? that patch is going to help that whole species before we just indiscriminately and inadvertently damage them either through fishing, mining, plastics, climate change, whatever it might be a resource that we need to protect even resources as exotic and stunning as a real life octopus garden. >> wow, that is just stunning.

very neat. lisa, i think we should go take a tour. yeah i'm intrigued. >> let's do it. so many cool things. all right, maureen, everybody, here's a dark look at santa cruz, where it is 55 degrees. temperatures will be climbing through the 70s today with plenty of sunshine on. so maybe a beach day there. back home or if to wait a little bit for some sun at the coast. and certainly not as warm today. but i have a warmer looking seven day outlook coming up. america it's time to gear up and get out there in a new ford vehicle and it all starts at your local ford dealer during the discover summer sales event. >> choose from a great selection of trucks and suvs equipped with the tech and comfort you need to discover your best summer ever. with a large inventory in stock. now is the best time to trade in trade up and discover summer with ford this summer, lease a 2023 ford mustang mach e for 419 a month. that's 419 a month only at your california ford dealer.

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decorated gymnast in us history . nearly 150 men and women are competing together. they will have 112 olympic medals, 50 world championships and 46 national titles. wow they're all trying to get a spot on the us national team. but this isn't the olympics roster. there's an olympic field for that. well, two sports now, college football is here. and today some san jose state fans are not waking up celebrating. here's abc seven sports anchor chris alvarez. >> good morning. college football kicking off on saturday with a soft opening to the schedule. limited schedule to start things off, but nothing soft about san jose state schedule. the spartans opening at number six usc on saturday night. their chevan cordeiro taking on reigning heisman trophy winner caleb williams who's looking for another he drops the shotgun snap here, picks it up fires to tahj washington and this is going to go 76 yards for the longest touchdown pass of his career, 14

to 7. usc now under a minute left in the half san jose state down 14. trey smith sacks williams on third down sparty would get the ball back and that was big because it led to this big play from the offense chevan cordeiro finding nick nash 2114 at the half third quarter now cordero to nash again and look at this catch 32 yards oh he hauls it in that duo connected for three touchdowns san jose state back within 14 but on the ensuing kickoff zachariah branch the freshman making his college debut and makes the most of it there near hollywood 96 yards then there he goes usc wins 56, 28. up next for the spartans, they'll host number 18 oregon state a week from today, on september third. all right. to baseball now. barring a complete dodger meltdown in the nl west giants path to the playoffs really is going to have to go through the wild card they entered saturday outside the third and final wild card spot. it's going to be close down the

stretch. bring your baby to the yard. giants taking on the best team in baseball. the atlanta braves in the third, down to nothing. wilmer flores continues to stay hot team leading 19th of the year that tied things at two apiece. we go to the fifth same score to all austin riley taking sean minaya to the bleachers in left field 30th of the year, made it three two. atlanta next inning, same score, although joe arcia so low homer to center field off luke jackson the giants lose seven three and they know they've got work to do. >> this is a pitching it's a hitting it's defense. >> it's a base running and it's an entire group effort. we lose as a team and we've we've really lost these games. as you mentioned, the series against against teams as a team. it's not one area in particular. >> yeah, we'll definitely have to play better. you know, it's right there for us. >> we just have to play better. >> all right. a's and white sox on the south side of chicago. whoa. fan going for a foul ball there. bottom two one nothing

game. how about lennon sosa solo shot to left makes it two nothing. chicago over oakland in the third same score now the umpires have a meeting here not sure what's going on mark kotsay looking for answers and the crew eventually calls j.p. sears for a questionable dissing. it might have rattled him because very next pitch, yoan moncada three run shot to left no doubter and the a's lose six two. they will, though, have a chance to win the four game series later today. hey, that is your look at sports . have a great morning. let's send things back to you. >> well, if you're thinking of heading out to the braves and giants game today, let's check on how the forecast will be shaping up. lisa nice day today. >> 73 down there. the ballpark and a little bit of a breeze throughout the afternoon and this morning, waking up to the low clouds, the fog not quite as extensive as it was yesterday morning. we have clear conditions in concord and livermore, so our air quality is moderate as our advisory continues for another day. you can see some green there over in

oakland and san francisco. the winds picking up today and the next several days. so those northwesterly winds will be clearing out the atmosphere as high pressure builds, which is a bit of a conundrum there because usually as we get that high pressure, the weight pushing down in the atmosphere, the air quality gets worse. but the northwesterly winds, the sea breeze, the cooler ocean water temperatures will be helping us clear out some of that haze. mile and a half visibility. santa rosa can't see anything at all in novato. it is 57. in colma, 56 in belmont. elsewhere a couple of 60s from hayward to san jose. otherwise a look outside here it it'll be gray in the city here past the 10:00 hour and then the clouds will lift the retreat and erode back to the coastline. so hazy, slightly warmer. yesterday we had 80s inland. today, perhaps making it to 90. here's a look at livermore. the next seven days. upper 80s, so near average yesterday. today, maybe a couple of degrees above average. and then by your monday you'll notice that numbers will be very summer-like in the low 90s. it's

wednesday where the temperatures peak into the upper 90s. but once again, the heat not lasting and the numbers coming down for the long labor day weekend, 83 in san jose. nice afternoon in the south bay with low 80s from milpitas morgan hill and gilroy , about ten degrees warmer there. 77 san mateo redwood city should warm up today and we'll have that sea breeze along the coast with mid and upper 60s for you. hopefully a little sun there. the sunset 70 degrees downtown down about four degrees above average. and in the north bay wine country, a pretty typical 90s there, 86 for sonoma with mid 80s in napa and on the bay shore here the east bay looking at 79 in newark. nice afternoon for you a little warmer in oakland by about 3 to 5 degrees but you head inland in these reds coming into play here, allowing for perhaps a few 90s from concord, 91, 87 in san ramon. so big day here in san jose next wednesday, it will be

the warmest day we're going to see out of the next seven as queen bees in town, 90 degrees at 430 and six suspect that temperature will stay rather sticky in the stadium despite the outside air temperature dropping into the 60s by late in the evening, the accuweather seven day forecast. we've got some 60s at the coast, partly sunny there, upper 70s around and hayward and fremont low 90s danville and as we head through your monday slightly warmer it's tuesday and wednesday elevated fire danger maybe a moderate heat risk for those sensitive on wednesday and then the temperatures begin to trail off the rest of the weekend week and weekend. all right. >> well, certainly the hottest day, though, on wednesday. wednesday. yeah. okay, lisa, thank you. we'll be right back. hi i'm ama daetz. >> join abc seven for these events around the bay. bring your oakland pride and spirit to a fantastic weekend of joyful events. september 9th and 10th. explore two days of festivities

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