walk vehicles made it impassable and the whole festival in the 70 ish thousand people out here just had to stay put. now at 6:00, stuck in the nevada desert. heavy rainfall causing burners to shelter in place overnight. authorities now report someone has died at the festival. what we know right now. good morning. it's sunday, september 3rd. i'm stephanie sierra. we'll have more on our top story in just a moment. but

first, we begin with the weather and meteorologist frances dinglasan is here. another cloudy day. yes, cloudy and slightly cooler than average. temperatures here's a live look from our sutro camera. you can see a mix of clouds out there. the low level clouds are blocking our view of market street. those red lines along there. but you can barely see the top. i think of that salesforce tower now. sunrise at 641. temperatures generally in the upper 50s to low 60s by lunchtime, we'll see some breaks in the cloud cover, partly cloudy and then a little bit more sunshine this afternoon. temps will be similar to yesterday's inland areas in the upper 70s around the bay, mid 70s and at the beaches mid 60s sunsets at 736 we have slightly warmer weather ahead and we are tracking that low pressure that brought a lot of rain also to nevada yesterday. stephanie. thank you, frances. and back to that developing news overnight. one death has now been reported at this year's burning man festival. the event was hit with a downpour of rain that has

caused a massive shelter in place order on the 70,000 attendees. the pershing county sheriff's office is investigating the death, but is not releasing any more details right now. those tens of thousands of people still stranded are being told right now to conserve their food and water. and with more rain on the way, things could get worse. abc7 news reporter tim johns has our top story. we all slept all night with no house music, bumping everything stopped because of that. viral videos from social media showing the situation unfolding at burning man and we're pretty flooded right now. roads are completely closed. cars can't make it in or out. thousands in attendance at the annual festival held in the nevada desert are stranded after heavy rainfall turned the area into a giant mud pit. the situation so bad that cars are unable to drive through, forcing federal and local county officials to shut down the main entrance. with nowhere to go, many festival goers who have reception are turning to the

internet to vent their frustrations. i think the biggest issue right now is that the porta-potty service trucks can't make it down the road and service support potties, so porta potties are filling up and people are getting a little desperate. the festival was meant to be a gathering of artists and community organizers from around the world. david date from santa cruz has been going for the past seven years. he says some people are adapting better than others. it's a total mix. a lot of people are kind of just shut up in their in their rvs, but there's other people out here interacting and having a good time. gamble well, dabble more rain is expected to hit the area over the weekend, potentially making the problem even worse. festival officials are asking people to conserve food and water. so we're just kind of relying on each other. we're bringing, you know, refugees into the camp, giving them water, giving them beer, whatever they need to kind of ride this out. despite the difficult conditions, daetz says one of the festival's core principles is self reliance. so while no one might have predicted this, he says many are

prepared. this truly is a challenging event. i refer to it as a survival school. we come out here, we have to do whatever we have to do to survive these elements and unpredictable conditions. tim johns, abc7 news . certainly lots of stories of burners banding together. take a look at this. even dj diplo and comedian chris rock. yes, this is the two of them hitching a ride in the back of a pickup truck. they said they walked six miles out of a flooded area to diplo posted this video to social media saying he was determined to make it to his concert in washington, d.c. last night. thankfully, he did because of his help from fellow burners. glad they got there safely. well, back here in the bay area now, another shooting on a freeway in the east bay, injuring at least two people and hitting several cars. one of these vehicles was traveling in the op direction and was hit by a stray bullet. itppenedr se avenue in oakland. is the same freeway where a boy

was badly hurt in a shooting back in july. chp told abc7 none of the victims were at the scene when officers arrived, but you can see in this video several cars with bullet holes on 580 shortly after shots were fired, two people were taken to highland hospital. all dispatch audio from broadcastify indicates at least one of the shooting victims called police for help. we have a black chevrolet suv that's on the right hand shoulder with 4 to 5 shots for possibly bullet holes in the vehicle. a black male adult with a white shirt in that vehicle advising he has been hit by some of the bullets. no word yet on a motive or whether the victims were targeted. the freeway was shut down for about an hour. all lanes are reopened now in san francisco. frontline workers are trying to get the most vulnerable people off the streets. the city just launched a campaign to help the public better understand how its street

teams work to help the ongoing drug epidemic. they say if you are worried about someone's safety, like if they're passed out unresponsive, massive, or experiencing a behavioral health crisis, don't hesitate to call 911. we would rather you call 911 out of concern than not make the call. we're happy to show up, evaluate someone. we're happy when someone's okay when we arrive. but make that call and show that that person you care. the new campaign is also aimed at helping clear up when to call 911 versus 311311 should be used for things you see here on your screen, including tents, blocking sidewalks or if you find syringes on the street, if you know someone who is going through a mental health crisis, dealing with drug addictions or other struggles, you can find a list of local resources over on our website. abc7 news.com/take action new details this morning. the vallejo police department is postponing a town hall meeting about their response to alarm

calls. it was supposed to happen on september 7th, but the department said yesterday that it's been postponed to september 14th. residents will have a chance to weigh in on a proposal for officers to stop responding to unverified alarm calls from homes and businesses. police say they are understaffed and the change will lead to better response times for actual emergencies and crimes that are in progress. this from brentwood now, a takedown on the sidelines of a local high school football game. now a former teacher is facing charges. this was the scene friday night at heritage high school in brentwood. officers say when they approached former teacher carlos hurtado, he ran away. police say the former teacher was asked to leave by the principal. hurtado was charged with disrupting school activities and trespassing and obstruction. he recently separated from the district court and a social media post on his page says he was forced to resign. across the state now, california scientists

could go on strike for the first time ever. the results of a vote came in on friday and an overwhelming number voted in favor of a walkout. the union represents more than 5000 people who work for the state and hold a variety of jobs from monitoring food safety to preventing pollution. an they have not had a contract for two years and are seeking significant pay raises of 30 to 40. it's up to union leaders to call for a strike. happening now, part of westbound i-80 is closed for all of labor day weekend for repaving from hercules to vallejo. lanes are shut down between interstate 780 and highway four. that includes the carquinas bridge. you can see the detours in green on map. drivers should take 780 to 680. tn highway four back to c7 news reporter cornell bernard ha a progress check on the work and the impact on traffic. no holiday weekend for these caltrans workers. they're on the job repaving a five mile

stretch of westbound i-80 from vallejo to state route four in hercules right now we're compressing 106 nights of work into four four holiday days. and nights. caltrans says so far the major project is on schedule. this is a big milestone for the westbound carquinez bridge. it has not been closed since the bridge opened 20 years ago. so the bridge actually got to take the da off. there was an extensive detour in place around the work and on saturday, traffic backups were not far behind. ridiculous just ridiculous traffic. i mean, armando is heading home to pittsburgh. normally it takes me about 35 minutes to get home from here. it's going to take me about an hour today. so that's a that's a pain in the butt. so this was the backup on the benicia bridge. and check out this ride on westbound highway 37. it took us 20 minutes to go one mile. so everywhere you go, you can't go anywhere without getting into some kind of congestion. caltrans says it shows labor day weekend for the project because traditionally

there's less traffic heading westbound. so if you can if you're driving back from sacramento and sierra, take the benicia bridge or you can also take the richmond-san rafael bridge. but many drivers are happy the road is being repaved. cindy frazier says it's a mess. pothole and the lanes weren't clear. and there wasn't even enough room in the in the lanes . caltrans says i-80 is on track to reopen 5 a.m. tuesday in vallejo. cornell bernard, abc seven news. well speaking of bridges, we have a fun fact for you. happy belated birthday to the eastern span of the bay bridge. it opened ten years ago yesterday and was one of one of the last earthquake retrofits in the bay area. the span took 12 years to build and cost nearly $6.5 billion. it replaced the old span which had a section collapsed in the 1989 loma prieta earthquake. roughly 250,000 drivers crossed the bridge every day. well, speaking

of let's take a peek outside at the birthday bridge. frances yeah, here is a live shot of the bay bridge where we're seeing cloud cover over the bay area. we'll see a mix of clouds bringing us temperatures that are similar to yesterday's. and i'll let you know when we can expect a warm up and more sunshine in coming up with the accuweather seven day forecast. frances thank you. also ahead, everything must go. how two bay area brothers made a difference for the victims of the maui wildfires and the grape harvest season is here, but growers say the grapes need a little more time to mature. we'll explain coming up.

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to governor ron desantis did not take place. here's abc's alison kasich with the latest. president biden arrived in florida saturday afternoon taking an aerial tour of some of the devastation left behind by hurricane idalia. as i told your governor, if there's anything your state needs, i'm ready to mobilize that support. your nation has your back and we'll be with you until the job is done. the president and first lady visited live oak about 80 miles east of the capital, tallahassee, meeting with residents, local officials and first responders. the area took a hard hit when the storm roared ashore wednesday. crews are still working to restore power to many. the president

highlighting how the community has come together to help one another. people are in real trouble. the most important thing give them is hope. and there's no hope like your neighbor walking across the street and seeing what they can do for you. president biden had planned to meet with florida's governor during his visit, but on friday it was announced that desantis had no plans to meet with biden. the governor's office in a statement saying such a meeting could hinder disaster response efforts, the president saying he was not disappointed by the governor's decision. he may have had other reasons because but he did help us plan this out. he sat with fema and decided where we should go, where would be the least disruption. the president was joined by republican florida senator rick scott. first off, the president did a great job with the early declaration before the storm hit the coast. that was a big deal. it helped all these first responders while the president was in live oak. governor desantis toured keaton beach and horseshoe beach, two other areas that were hard hit

by idalia allison kosik, abc news, new york. now to the latest on the maui wildfires. officials updated the missing person's list and it's still at around nearly 400 people. it had dropped to around 250, but about another 140 names were added. and authorities continue to work to identify the victims. so far , they've identified 50 and notified the families as the number of lives lost remains at 115. but is expected to rise. thousands of people remain in shelters and are staying at hotels in maui. communities here in the bay area are giving back to the devastated area in unique ways. on the peninsula to san mateo, boys sold their toys saturday day as a way to raise funds for fire victims in maui. as abc seven news reporter tara campbell shows us their impromptu garage sale paid off. okay. can i help? first, the sorting and then the selling. the felice brothers putting

their toys up for sale to help the people of maui. my mom showed me videos of hina burning down this really sad and i felt really bad for the people. 13 year old leonardo and ten year old nicolo finding a way to show their support, having visited the island earlier this year, they're still really struggling right now. so the people really need the money. so with a little help from mom and dad, they set up this garage sale at their san mateo home. we sold more, mainly toys. my parents had a little computer parts to be sold, too. we made about over $550. the brothers patiently waiting for people to come by. uh. this is like a really quiet neighborhood, so not a lot of people come around. so i was really surprised to see a lot of people come over and we receive a lot of money for lahaina. we thought about it and then we decided like we should do it because if we do it, we can help out with the people who actually need it. there we go. the decision to help wasn't so

tough, but what to sell so hard to tell which ones i wanted to keep and which ones i didn't want to sell. it's just so hard. but then i made up my mind setting up this gofundme page to keep the donations coming in. serve hilo and stitch that when he says no one gets left behind or forgotten. tara campbell, abc seven news. so sweet. no one gets left behind. is right. well, if you'd like to help with the maui wildfire relief efforts, you can make a $10 donation to the red cross just by going to redcross.org. org slash abc. well, speaking of wildfires, researchers at san jose state university used artificial intelligence to find the link between climate change and the unusual behavior of wildfire, specifically in california. the study found that the influence varies between individual fires on certain days. in some instances, as climate change had minimal effect, while for others it raised fire growth risks to great extremes. and if emissions

continue to rise at the current rate, extreme wildfire days would increase by get this 45% by the end of the century. well, in the east bay. abc7 news was in pleasanton at the alameda county fairgrounds to witness the 150 57th scottish highland gathering and games. lots of fun . the event featured log carrying and hammer throwing competitions and of course highlighted dance and music. organizers say it also inspires people to find out more about their family history. they come to our event for the first time. they they get a chill up their spine when they hear the bagpipes and say, hey, i want to look more into my family history. you know, with the technology of 23 and me and ancestry.com people are just it's so much easier to trace your roots. beautiful to hear the bagpipes there in the distance. the festival continues

today starting at 1030. and if you're thinking of heading out or for other labor day festivities, let's check in with francis dinglasan on the forecast. good morning. morning, stephanie. it's going to be another comfortable day in pleasanton even though we've got lots of cloud cover temperatures will be in the 70s this afternoon for them. and here's a look at live doppler seven satellite radar image looping over the past six hours. what you'll notice is area of low pressure is continuing to bring us extra cloud cover through the weekend. and here's a live shot from mt. tam. we are looking out toward the east. we see some low clouds there, a mix of high level and mid-level clouds moving through the bay area because of that low pressure san francisco is currently 59. oakland is 63. mountain view in san jose, both at 66. palo alto, 64 half moon bay cooler with the low clouds at 57 degrees. and this time we're seeing a great start in walnut creek and inland areas are in the 60s for some spots, but actually even

mid-fifties in parts of the north bay santa rosa, 55, napa and fairfield at 60, concord and livermore low 60s right now, this time from our san francisco king street and 280 camera. we're looking towards the downtown buildings and you'll notice the low clouds have moved in here making their way towards the bay bridge right now. so clouds linger again today, bringing us a slight chance of isolated showers, only 10 to 15, mostly cloudy again, overnight with drizzle possible and then tomorrow we finally see a sunnier labor day with some inland numbers coming up a little bit more. so forecast animation shows extensive cloud cover today. you see those areas of pops of green. we could see some light showers pop up in the north bay. we had a few hundreds in some locations like napa, trace amounts in santa rosa yesterday. so that's probably our best chance for today again. and then tonight, the clouds will move in more green here showing us possible drizzle closer to the coast tomorrow

morning. but by the afternoon, we'll see more sunshine. and this will allow inland areas to get more of that sun to warm up compared to today's temperatures . so highs today will actually be very close to what we experienced yesterday day with cloud cover at the beaches. halfmoon bay will only be 64. san francisco 69. but in the north bay, it's going to be really comfortable at 76 for santa rosa, 72 in napa. we'll see low to mid 70s around the bay and some inland neighborhoods may get as warm as 80 degrees like fairfield, antioch and livermore at 77. san jose 75 degrees. tonight's lows will generally be in the mid 50s to low 60s with the cloud cover and a possible drizzle. and then as we jump ahead to tomorrow, notice temperatures don't change too much around the bay, but inland areas is where we'll see more 80s now in san jose we are below average and then tomorrow we will warm up. notice we'll be closer to average tuesday through saturday and the

accuweather seven day forecast shows a very similar pattern. so just that slight chance of isolated shower temperatures similar to yesterday, little bit milder for inland areas and brighter tomorrow then closer to average, more sunshine tuesday all the way into saturday. looking forward to that sunshine. i know the overcast conditions yesterday. it certainly gets you into a different mood. i know i kind of felt sleepy yesterday. exactly like maybe a movie day. yeah well, more sunshine ahead and a reminder that you can watch all our newscasts live and on demand through the abc7 bay area. connected tv app. it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. download the app now and you can start streaming. we'll be right back

most grapes because of the intense rain this past winter. earlier this week, the start of harvest season with the annual bell ringing began at the town's mission. abc seven news reporter ryan curry has the details. ringing in the new harvest season on a day when temperatures in the north bay approached 100 degrees. but this season is not about the hot and dry weather. it's about the rain. this past winter is causing parts of the harvest to be delayed. so we're in the chardonnay here. this is actually our 20 clone, chris sebastiani says these grapes still need a little bit more time. so i'm looking for texture and grapes size. we'd like to see some of these larger grapes coming in here and getting a little bit softer. the sebastiani family operates veganza winery. they say the only ones harvesting are those making sparkling wine, which usually starts in august. we haven't started our harvest yet because we want more ripening of

the grapes than some of our sparkling wine producing neighbors here who are harvesting right now. it's the 199th vintage which chris's wife , robin, is the executive director of the sonoma valley vintners and growers alliance. she says the cool start to the year delayed grapes from blooming. she expects the harvest to last into november. everyone's ready to get to work and also thinking how far into the holidays will we be picking ? despite the delay, they aren't expecting much fallout. she says growers will still be employed in the fall, helping pick grapes and the delay should not affect the quality of the wine. some of these late harvests have actually yielded incredible wines, so. so historically speaking, we're looking forward to matching that. they say the rain will actually benefit the valley in years to come. you know, we're looking at the green grape vines behind us. they are dependent on water. so more water the better. there's of course, a line where it's too much, but we haven't we haven't really hit that hot and dry weather the last few years. cool and wet weather this year. i asked him, how do they jump

through these ongoing hurdles when it comes to weather? they say it takes team efforts at every single winery to be able to overcome and produce good wine. and when it comes to the heat, like we're experiencing today, they say they have their wine pickers go out in the morning to assess the grapes before the hot weather arrives in sonoma. ryan curry, abc seven news. well still to come on abc seven mornings, a stormy scene in nevada. authorities now reporting one death at the famous burning man festival. we'll be right back.

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the low 60s. some upper 50s out there a little bit, partly cloudy by noon and then by this afternoon, even though we're getting more sunshine, we still have that isolated chance of a light shower here and there. inland areas similar to yesterday's in the upper 70s this afternoon around the bay, mid 70s at the coast. mid 60s. now we're still dealing with the area of low pressure, bringing us a cloud cover and also the slight chance of isolated showers. and this is what brought some of the rain to the areas in nevada and black rock yesterday. stephanie thank you, francis. well, turning now to that developing news overnight, thousands of people stranded at burning man after torrential rain. and now we're learning that one death has been reported at this year's festival. we want to take you now to a live look at the official burning man live webcast. you can see this is a wide picture view. the event was hit with a downpour of rain that has caused a massive shelter in

place order on the 70,000 attendees. thick mud throughout this area. the pershing county sheriff's office is investigating the death, but at this point, not releasing any more details. four years ago, a fire killed 34 people aboard a dive boat off the coast of santa barbara and is now revealed to have started in a plastic trash can on the main deck. this is according to the los angeles times. investigators built a full scale mock up of the middle deck of the conception to figure out the origin and cause of the flames. after a series of burn tests, they found it was sent off in the trash and spread quickly, trapping all the passengers below deck. the captain was charged with 34 counts of manslaughter with prosecutors saying he did not follow proper safety regulations . former new mexico governor bill richardson has died at 75 years old. he was elected governor in 2002 and has served two terms. richard allen served

as energy secretary in united nations ambassador under the clinton administration. his work has been ongoing with acts such as traveling to russia last year to discuss the release of basketball star brittney griner and former us marine paul whelan . richardson died in his sleep at his summer home in massachusetts. sag-aftra while already on strike with film and tv, studios, may strike against video game companies, too. the union announced it will vote on a possible second strike ahead of negotiations that are scheduled to resume later this month. they also say talks reached a stalemate and the union must continue to advocate for pay raises and protection from i sag-aftra is asking for an 11% retroactive pay bump for video game performers and a three year contract sag also represents tv news anchors and reporters, including us is what we want to take you to a live look at sfo this morning where come monday, millions of americans will be on the move

again. the tsa saying that an estimated 2.7 million travelers were screened on friday and another 2.5 million are expected today. and for those opting to drive, expect highways to be packed on monday for the return home. triple a says to hit the road after 7 p.m. to avoid the worst of the traffic. well, now to labor day sales with many shoppers finding slim pickings in their search for deals. abc news reporter becky worley has tips on the bargains you can get now and what you should wait on this morning. an economy in transition means deal hunting is a little tricky. the sort of sales around labor day perhaps are a little bit more conservative than in years past. it's hard to determine whether it's just a reflection of the inflated prices or whether it's a reflection of retailers being more reluctant to put more stuff on sale where they are seeing sales are on seasonal items like this kenmore gas barbecue from

walmart was 349. now 279 plus seasonal clothing is on sale. like these leather flip flops from reef that are $49 at amazon, down from 70. but with another amazon prime event just coming up in october and black friday only 12 weeks away, experts say hold off on buying if you can, but there are a few exceptions. well there are some times when buying a large appliance just can't wait. and if that's the case, i would recommend pursuing labor day sales, the standalone sales themselves aren't bad, so you can find refrigerators, ranges, washer, dryer sets, dishwashers at good if not great prices. so if you need a new stove. home depot has this highly reviewed ge electric model. it's on sale. it was 1099. now 748 best buy is offering this whirlpool side by side fridge for 1499. that's $390 off. and they'll throw in $100 best buy gift card. and lowe's has this lg dryer on sale

for 498. that's 251 off the list price of $749. that was. abc's becky worley reporting. well coming up on this week, many are calling him a big winnerf the first gop debate. now in a sunday morning exclusive, presidential heful vivek ramaswamy faces george stephanopoulos and all the tough questions. plus, the latest former president donald.acing you can watch the full interview on this week with george stephanopoulos at eight this morning right here on abc seven. well still ahead, a stranger to the rescue. a man helped save a family's stranded from the floodwaters as tropical storm hillary hits southern california . and we'll take you out for a live look from our emeryville camera. you can expect the low 70s today. calm conditions all around. time now is 636. we'll be right back

family is thinking a stranger who came to their rescue. abc7 news reporter gloria rodriguez has their story. we got woken up by my sister yelling for help and a loud bang of our wall. our fireplace actually coming crashing in. and then that's when we saw all of the mud coming into our home, not knowing how high the water and mud would rise as they rushed to the roof of their home. from there, they could see the flooded streets, cars, cars being swept away. they called 911. our dispatcher, she was really kind, but she was basically just telling us like one like we're getting they're getting a lot of calls already. and two, that help is on the way that they're aware of our situation. however they're unaware when we're going to be able to get help. you almost

feel hopeless seeing the fire, the firefighters flashing their lights at us from the street behind us and having to go back because they can't get through. to top it off, there was a gas leak. r.c. prayed on the roof. i'm a mess. i'm calling my son eddie because i don't know if it's the last time i'm going to see him. and to tell him that i love him. and, you know, if anything happens to us, you know, just know that we love him. and it just emotional because like my daughter said, it's that i know. i mean, you never expect something like this to happen to you, especially not in a desert city. this is crazy. but then hope jimmy laker is driving around in his truck with his girlfriend. my vehicle was able to go through some of the treacherous spots and that others weren't able to go to. so i took advantage of that to be able to help people out. they spotted the mendiola's on their roof and that's when reality just kind of hit us and we're

like, wow, there's like people were hollering for help from both sides. the couple helped an elderly woman next door covered in mud, escape and get medical attention. and then they came back for the mendiola's, helping them come down from their roof and into lakers truck for rc, laker is a hero. our angel. i mean, you know god knew we were in a crisis. and he answered and you know, um, yeah, it's. i don't know if it wasn't for jimmy, i don't know how long we would have been in that roof. 14 elderly people living a few doors down in a boarding care facility wouldn't be rescued until many hours later. in all, cathedral city officials tell me fire crews rescued more than 60 people affected by the 4 to 5ft of mud walls. i couldn't leave a family sitting like that. i couldn't leave anybody sitting like that. i wouldn't want to be just left stranded. i felt i had the ability to help and that i needed to do it. and laker tells me the mud was so thick, he

couldn't keep helping others. the mendiola was are related to my brother in law. they tell me that their home is now unlivable and the family has an online fund to help them because they lost so much time. gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. see that family got help. let's take a peek outside now with frances . it's another great day as we show you live shot from mt. tam . lots of cloud cover today will bring us temperatures that are cooler than average, but more sunshine tomorrow for labor day . i'll let you know how warm it'll be. frances thanks. also next, the cal bear is taking on the mean green in texas. abc seven sports anchor chris alvarez has all the highlights next. in sports

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tomorrow. she'll have your full forecast coming up in sports, the a's need one more win to sweep the series against the angels. while the giants hope to even the score in san diego. oakland takes on the angels at the coliseum today. first pitch is at 107. san francisco takes on san diego on the road. that game starts at 110. in college football, the cal bears opened their season on the road in north texas. abc seven sports anchor chris alvarez has all the highlights in your morning sports. good morning. big news over the weekend on friday, both cal and stanford announced they were joining the acc, which begins next season. so the golden bears football team beginning their final campaign as a member of the pac 12 in the season opener at north texas yesterday. justin wilcox and cal haven't been to a bowl game since 2019. sam jackson, the fifth, the starting quarterback, very first career pass. it's a touchdown 23 yards to jeremiah hunter, seven nothing cal in the

second quarter though gets hurt on this play coach wilcox called it an upper body injury. he would leave the game and not return cal 669 yards of total offense here on fourth and two. isaiah eafon say talk about not being denied 26 yards to the house and in 2114 cal with the lead. look at the effort there and super sophomore jaydn ott two touchdowns in this game. um here he goes 66 yards to the house. cal wins big 58 2158 points are the most they scored since the 73 in the home opener back against grambling in 2015. they're going to host auburn on saturday night memorial stadium for a sold out game. it's a 730 kickoff on espn. it is september. baseball and a chance at october. baseball will be determined here in the final month of the regular season. giants are in the thick of it, but they need to pick things up in a crowded wild card race. bay area native and de la salle zone. that's kyle harrison on the hill. remember he struck out 11 in his home debut on monday

night in the first juan soto drills that 415ft to right center one nothing padres in the lead. and check out the giants fan who caught the baseball gives it to a young padres fan. that's a pretty good sportsmanship there in the sixth giants down three nothing. harrison had already given up three solo shots. garrett cooper now with a three run homer, fourth homer allowed in the game and gabe kapler will have to get his rookie. bats are quiet once again. giants lose six one. they're now in a three way tie for the final wild card spot with arizona and cincinnati. little leaguers living their best life at the a's angels game in oakland, paul blackburn, the starter in a jam early two on nobody out brandon drury oh good pitch right there got him looking drury didn't like the call then in the fourth angels up one nothing now blackburn good luck hitting that mickey moniak swinging in the fourth inning and then very next batter it's logan hoppy look in some paint right there. blackburn four strikeouts in five innings of work and a smile right there

in the fourth. ace still down one nothing runner on for the all star brant rooker got all of that run two run shot his 23rd of the year a's take the lead in the ninth now they're up 2 to 1 two on two out. trevor may the closer gets drury to pop out to center in the a's win two one they'll go for the sweep later today that is your look at sports have a great morning let's send it back to you. all right. thanks, chris. and if you're heading to the a's game today, francis is tracking your labor day weekend forecast. good morning. good morning, stephanie. temperatures will be comfortable for the game today in the low 70s. right now, we're dealing with lots of cloud cover once again and we're picking up possibly some light rain, but it's all falling outside of the bay area, closer to stockton and sacramento, possibly. here's a look from mount tam where we're seeing a mix of clouds right now . you're seeing some high level clouds move through the bay area and that's all due to an area of low pressure here. right now, san francisco's 59, oakland 63 mountain view was in the low

60s. san jose 66 half moon bay cooler at 57 degrees and this time in san jose. it's also a great start right now as we show you live shot of 280 in highway 17 in santa rosa, nevada. it's currently 55. napa fairfield 63. concord and livermore in the low 60s is kind of gloomy as we look from emeryville towards the bay bridge. san francisco not even visible right now. so what you need to know for the forecast is that clouds linger again today. we still have that chance of isolated showers. slight chance , mostly cloudy overnight with drizzle possible again. and then finally, more sunshine for labor day. so it's all due to this area of low pressure that's kind of just been stuck in this area and that's continuing to bring us the cloud cover and that slight chance of rain. it is also bringing a thunderstorm threat to nevada, mars too slight, even enhanced near the nevada utah border here. so they'll be getting some rain and possible thunderstorms today. again but for us generally, just

a lot of cloud cover and cooler than average temperatures by this afternoon, we will get some breaks in the cloud cover, but we could see some spotty showers mainly in the north bay where we saw a few hundredths of an inch yesterday. tomorrow morning, the clouds push in once again and we could see some drizzle mainly near the beaches and the coastline. but then finally, tomorrow afternoon, notice we get more sunshine except along the coast. so inland areas will warm up into the 80s. but for today, look for temperatures to be close to yesterday's numbers. so that means 60 at the beaches around the bay 70s and inland areas hitting the mid to upper 70s. it's going to be comfortable. antioch 77 actually. it's nice that it's a little bit cooler than normal. santa rosa, 76, san francisco 69. san jose 75 degrees. lows tonight. generally in the 50s to near 60 with the extensive cloud cover, low clouds and fog moving into san francisco. so tomorrow, temperatures hold steady

generally around the bay and at the coast. but inland areas will hit some mid 80s in some of those warmer spots. here's an example. in livermore, our average highs 87. so even though we're below normal, it's actually more comfortable at 77. then we warm up through the workweek closer to average by the end of next week. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. so the cloudy conditions continue with a very slight chance of rain. labor day will be brighter and that means milder temperatures for inland areas. but notice around the bay and at the coast, not too much change. a slight warm up towards the end of the week but inland areas for next weekend possibly hitting 90 degrees. so tomorrow is a good day for the barbecue weather. yeah the barbecue, the pool, the beach, wherever you plan to go. yeah, it'll be nice. still cloudy at the beaches, though. okay. good to know, francis. thank you. well, a secluded open space with a history dating back to the cold war. just open to the public. it's called coyote ridge, and it's located near morgan hill.

holds plenty of other unique experiences as well. abc7 news anchor dan ashley has the story . soaring above the new coyote ridge open space in santa clara county may be the easiest way to take in the vibrant colors splashed along the rugged hilltops, but making those views accessible to visitors is an engineering success story. years in the making. so this here, this is serpentine in this is a serpentine rock which is filled with asbestos. supervisor technician andres campuzano says crews hand dug specific trails to avoid disturbing asbestos laden rock and the work didn't stop there. so we did hand build one section of trail that eliminated the steepest section of the of the ranch road to just try to create a better, better user experience. the result is access to a steep open space that can be covered with native wildflowers in spring, home to the bay checkerspot butterfly and other unique species, some

endangered, others simply magnified decent just myself, the wildlife i've seen out here is burrowing owls, golden eagles , bald eagles, tullio, elk, coyotes, bobcats. but if the open space is colorful, so is its history. tucked back in the hill is the site of united technologies, the aerospace company once built and tested rocket engines for nasa and the military. after a destructive explosion, the company eventually closed the site, providing a historic opportunity . and so it took conservationists negotiating with united technologies as they started to close down operation here to get this property transferred from what was a cold war relic into a conservation success story. general manager andrea mckenzie says the area is unique for other reasons, including its geography. located across from the similarly named coyote valley to the west, the area's provided a critical link for wildlife migrating between

the santa cruz mountains and the diablo range, particularly mountain lion, where of creatures like mountain lion do not have room to roam, so they become stuck there in the santa cruz mountains and genetically isolated as crews work to put the finishing touches on shade stations and other installations, the authority is preparing to open the coyote ridge to the public. they say some areas are so sensitive they'll require visitors to register for special access, butterfly passes and use precautions like spraying their shoes. but the reward will be five miles of hiking trails winding through a unique and critical habitat. these lands belong to you. they belong to the public. you helped us purchase them. you will hike on them. you will take care of them because this is part of our future. an open space with a fascinating past and an exciting future for visitors. dan ashley, abc7

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have my attention. they're so darn cute. francis. i know how much you love kittens. they are cute. but i'm deathly allergic to them. if you put me in a room with them, it's horrifying. yes, yes. cute to look at, though. yeah. yeah. and for today's weather, it's going to be just another similar day to yesterday with lots of clouds. a little bit more sunshine this afternoon . temperatures will really start to warm up inland on monday for labor day. yeah, get that grill on. yes all right, francis, thank you. and thank you all for joining us on abc seven mornings. i'm stephanie sierra, along with francis dinglasan here at abc seven news. we'll continue at 9 a.m. have a great continue at 9 a.m. have a great day. discover the ozempic® tri-zone.

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