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there's a red flag warning. and we could even see a few showers up towards san jose. but for the most part, these will stay south and east of the bay area and we'll look for that clearing along the coast in the next couple of hours. but in the meantime, there is very dense fog there. so be careful from the richmond-san rafael bridge, the golden gate bridge mid-forties novato. there's fog in santa rosa and emeryville right now. still waiting the sunrise. 647 and as we get into the rest of the morning, it's a quick warm up mostly sunny near average today 62 upper 80s to near 90 inland. stephanie. >> lisa thank you. new details about an officer involved shooting that leaves one man injured in contra costa county. we're told the man who was shot through items charged and swung a metal pole at officers. that shooting happened in the area o dover avenue and plm street in san paulo. abc7 news reporter tim johns tells us more about what led up to the shooting. >> the san pablo police department says it all began after a woman called 911 asking for a mental health evaluation

for her husband. she said she thought he was showing signs of schizophrenia. by the time police arrived, they say the man had locked himself inside of a room and refused any attempts at communication. then the woman said her husband wasn't acting violent and that she'd call officers again if he exited and she needed help. about one hour later, the woman again called 911, saying that the man had come out of the room and was harassing her. police say the emergency dispatcher overheard the man in the background screaming that he would kill any police officers that came and make them kill him as well. after san pablo, officers arrived back on the scene. the second time, the man tried hiding and throwing brick pieces at them. according to police, after they tried non-lethal methods, the man charged and swung at officers with the metal pole while one officer ducked to avoid being hit. another fired a shot from his gun, striking the man in the leg. anytime that we're we're dealing with individuals who are experiencing mental health crisis, behavioral health crisis, it's a very serious issue. >> all of our officers are mandatorily trained in critical

incident crisis communication. >> an after the shot was fired, the man was detained and transported to a local hospital for treatment. tim johns, abc7 news at last check the man was in critical condition and police say the officers involved have been placed on paid leave while they investigate because of protocol. >> breaking overnight, this video just in showing a 6.8 earthquake in morocco leaving more than 800 people dead. rescue teams are searching through the rubble to look for any more potential victims. authorities expect the death toll to rise. residents were forced to spend last night in the streets after their homes and buildings were damaged or destroyed. the us geological survey says the quake was the strongest to hit that part of the north african nation in over 120 years. today there will be another public safety town hall in oakland to discuss crime. alameda county district attorney pamela price will join other local leaders in this discussion. it starts at noon and will last until three. organizers say participants will

talk about things like illegal dumping, abandoned cars and car window break ins. oakland mayor shang tao is expected to be there. bishop george matthews and city councilman kevin jenkins will moderate the meeting. before that, organizers from neighbors together oakland are hosting a rally right outside the town hall. they say hundreds of people will attend to a collaborate on what they call neighbor powered solutions to oakland's public safety issues. it starts at ten and lasts until 1130, right across the street from the genesis worship center. education is a key part of building a better bay area, and that includes early childhood education and after school programs in the south bay, child care providers are asking for help. they've been receiving support first issued by the federal government since the pandemic began. but now that support is scheduled to end in just a matter of weeks. abc seven news reporter lauren martinez has listened in on the discussion between providers, parents and local lawmakers.

whether you are a parent or not, a situation being described as a child care crisis will impact everyone. one on friday, representative ro khanna held an affordable child care roundtable because at the end of this month, federal covid 19 relief funding for providers ends already. khanna says 600 child care businesses closed down in santa clara county. >> children with state funded vouchers in santa clara county, nearly 2000 children are holding vouchers. they are able to pay for a slot, but there are no available slots. >> how are the small business people going to survive in this? >> during the discussion, daycare provider manmeet sethi was emotional because even though there are thousands of children on a state wait list, her home daycare and her daycare center are struggling to get more kids enrolled. i'm just surviving. >> i'm going to only have five kids and in five kids am i going, how am i going to pay the rent? how am i going to pay my

teachers? >> the average cost of child care in the us is $10,000 per year. in california. that number is $13,000. santa clara supervisor susan ellenberg said up that to $20,000 in the bay area. that's more than in-state tuition as any parent, you do whatever it's needed for your child. andre oliveira has a six year old daughter in first grade. he works the graveyard shift as a janitor at a san jose hospital, all because there's no affordable after school care. he'll have to remain working on that shift. i will say it's one of the main reasons why we didn't maybe go for a second child. representative khanna is introducing a bipartisan bill to make child care $10 per day or less while guaranteeing good wages for child care workers. but he's not the only lawmaker introducing legislation for affordable child care. you can't be confident with congress these days on anything, but i'm hopeful. >> i'm hopeful that if people mobilize, if they members of congress hear about this from their constituents, it's that

people will realize we can't forsake america's kids in san jose, lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> the oakland pride parade is tomorrow and final preparations are underway. today you can expect family friendly events followed by a pub crawl and the special performancese evening. to the parade starts at 11 a.m. at 14th and dway. abc seven news reporter ansar hassan has the details on the celebrations in store. >> nina joiner, who owns feelmore social in downtown oakland, is hyped about this weekend. >> i'm so excited about this weekend. normally, i'm always marching in the parade. we have a retail store not too far, but , you know, now it's just it's a different vibe for us, a different feel. >> that's because her bar, which just opened in april, is along the parade route. and one of the featured spots in this weekend's oakland pride fillmore is involved in the bar crawl that's going to all of the lgbt centered and or owned bars in

the area. she has 30 volunteers who will be helping out. she even has a special drink menu for pride weekend. this the naked bird is non alcoholic, symbolic, she says, of being inclusive. >> our parade route in oakland is very short, but the work that we do is a long game. the long game is to create a city that really embodies safety for people to be who they are. >> organizers say oakland pride is a celebration of the diversity of the lgbtq plus communities of oakland and the east bay. the parade, which runs through downtown oakland on sunday, is the second largest of its kind in northern california . oakland pride is also about family. fairyland amusement park near lake merritt will hold special family friendly events on saturday. >> i am most excited about what kids and families walking through our door and feeling welcomed here, no matter what their gender identity. sexual identity. >> oakland city council member rebecca kaplan helped launch oakland pride in 2008. in a statement to abc seven news, she says we need to unite in this

time of unprecedented attacks against our lgbtq plus community. this event is a chance to show our pride, celebrate our progress and come together to create a more inclusive and equitable future for all. >> the politics are really important to the people here in oakland, and we are an open community and we want to make everyone feel safe. like i said earlier, no matter what the gender, no matter what your sexuality is, i think it's really important that we stay true to that in oakland, ansar hassan, abc seven news answer and abc seven news reporter zach fuentes will bring you the para live starting at 11 a.m. tomorr >> we're also streaming live on abc seven news.com and on the abc seven bay area app. well viva sj is a popular event that closes down san jose's streets to cyclists and vendors. but a new union contract might make it a thing of the past. the next viva event will be held tomorrow , but now the city may have to drop future events in order to meet the financial demands of the new contract. the city made

the agreement last month in an effort to prevent 4500 workers from striking the cuts in year one of this contract act amount to about $4 million and include things like viva parks, viva car crossing guards in front of schools, traffic lights, synchronization. union representatives were unavailable to speak on camera, but a spokesperson says they don't believe the cuts are necessary. the mayor adds there is a slim chance the city will be able to keep viva kerala. sj but that will all depend on how well the economy is doing. the city council is set to vote on the wage contracts and proposed cuts on tuesday. let's weather now. let's check in with lisa. >> all right. and what a beautiful sight here we have from our sutro tower camera. the sun coming up in another 35 minutes. but you can see the marine layer. it is quite dense along the coast, but we have a mild to warm day on the way. stay tuned by accuweather seven day forecast is next.

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now more than 180 rescuers are on site. abc news reporter emily schmidt has more on their mission to get him safely to the surface. and there are so many mysteries in turkey's third deepest cave. >> unknowns in the darkness beyond the power of a headlamp. questions american explorer mark dickey hoped to answer until he got sick. so far under the earth's surface. we showed that

mark is okay. >> mark, are you okay? i'm doing well, but doing well is all relative when you're in the ground nearly as deep as the empire state building, sitting on top of the world's tallest skyscraper. >> so deep that when dickey was felled by what's thought to be gastrointest bleeding, it took more than half a day for someone to go for help. then time needed to return. >> i do know that the quick response of the turkish government to get the medical supplies that i needed, in my opinion, saved my life. >> it's now an international effort. >> six countries involved with teams, 30 people in the cave on friday. they're working to get dickey's medical condition stable so they can begin a rescue operation on saturday. >> it could take four days, even if dickey is able to help. >> also, as there are many vertical pitches within the cave rope after rope after rope. and if he gets tired, then he will have to be hauled up those

sections of rope up through the cold, the wet, the dark. >> yet. mark dickey is focused on those with the lights. >> we take care of our own and it's really special to be taken care of. i'm emily schmidt reporting. >> remember this? it's hard to believe this actually happened. it's been three years since the bay area made headlines across the country when the sky turned orange as the smoke from wildfires caused the orange sky and drone seven captured these views that were truly unforgettable. it's like a scene out of an apocalypse apocalyptic movie and i just remember seeing people run out to the streets, all taking photos, just really felt like the world was almost going to end when people walked outside to see these orange skies. hard to believe it's been three years now. congresswoman nancy pelosi ended speculation about her political future when

she announced she would seek reelection. pelosi's announcement drew cheers from a pro-union crowd in san francisco, even though she's been in congress for 36 years. pelosi says her job isn't done. pelosi says she's still the best woman for the job because of the experience she's had since she first arrived in d.c. back in 1987. >> i know the congress very well . i know the country very well. more importantly, i know this city very well. >> pelosi will be 84 years old during next year's election. on your bart ride may soon be faster and more convenient. bart is putting a new service schedule to test on monday. wait times will be no more than 20 minutes, even on nights and weekends on all lines, some daytime service is being scaled back in order to provide more evening service, bart will only use its new fleet of cars. the last ride on the older legacy cars will take place on sunday.

trains will also be shorter. ridership is still well below what it was before the pandemic. weekday ridership is up to 40% on weekends, but it's nearly two thirds of pre-pandemic levels. the bhangra and beats night market graced downtown san francisco with great music and cuisine last night. the event mixes south asian bhangra music along with other popular bay area music genres. visitors also got a chance to sip cocktails and shop products from local artisans. yesterday's night market drew in over 12,000 people, while it wrapped up the third and final friday for the event this year. and as you're planning the start to your saturday, let's check in with meteorologist lisa argen, who's tracking a nice day ahead. >> that's right. good morning, stephanie. but as you look at live doppler seven, you're thinking, ooh, what is this? right? this is tropical storm jova was a hurricane. it continues to weaken, moving to

the west northwest. but you can see a band of it here is interacting with an upper level system allowing for some thunderstorm forms and a red flag warning. san luis obispo into monterey county. you can see all the activity here. so with the dry fuels, never good to see the lightning strikes here. and this continues to move off to the north and east, south of the bay area. but southerly surge will be bringing dangerous surf conditions for southern california and also into santa cruz. so we'll be watching that. but rip currents, the possibility right around monterey and we've seen a few raindrops around san benito county, san luis obispo. and you'll notice that the activity continues. so with this, we could see the thunderstorms in the sierra nevada, the central sierra, but all south of us, while we enjoy this continuing warmer pattern and it's not too warm, we're really near average. another system we want to talk about is lee that has weakened.

this is moving towards the atlantic in the atlantic basin right now was a category five, now a category three. it will strengthen a little bit and it's going to take a right hand turn there. but it should be. and it could be interacting with parts of new england, nova scotia, as we get to thursday and friday with some heavy rain and high surf on the eastern seaboard. what a gorgeous sight right? it is a nice start to the morning where temperatures are in the 50s in san francisco, 58. in oakland, it is 52. in palo alto . and with that compressed marine layer, a closer view and you can see that we'll be looking at that dense fog right along the coast for the next few hours. 49 santa rosa. how about that? 46 feeling like september, right, in novato. but by the afternoon we are nice and warm again. 57 concord and livermore . and a final view here from our sutro tower. so only a couple hundred feet here. notice that you can see that the marine layer it's just not going to take and hold that long. but we will have the sea breeze throughout the afternoon. so despite that quick warm up, the

winds coming up to 20 and 25 miles an hour at our beaches. so the dense fog this morning isolate showers possible as that interaction with the system to the south of us moves as far north as perhaps monterey, hollister. and looking at maybe the south bay, just a slight chance. otherwise we're looking at a cooler pattern beginning on tuesday. highs today, a lot like what we've seen the past few days. 70 downtown breezy in the afternoon, 64 half moon bay pacifica pacific 75 in oakland mid 80s santa rosa upper 80s livermore to near 90 inland and those high clouds in the south bay. later on this afternoon the accuweather seven day forecast some 90s inland and we'll be looking at a couple of degrees warmer for a hot day tomorrow into monday. the breeze kicks up late monday into tuesday, dropping temperatures at least ten degrees inland and that will keep we'll keep that trend going the rest of the week. so if you like it, warm the next couple of

days are on the toasty side. >> yeah, 94. >> yeah. >> all right. looking forward to that. well, coming up after the break, bringing coastal italy to the heart of san francisco. we give you an up close look at one of the restaurants ready to make a positive impact in the city if you're like me, one of the millions suffering from pain caused by migraine nurtec odt may help. it's the only medication that can treat a migraine when it strikes and prevent migraine attacks. treat and prevent, all in one. don't take if allergic to nurtec. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion, and stomach pain. we're in this together. talk to a doctor about nurtec odt.

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up here on gma. a devastator earthquake in morocco overnight leaving more than 600 people confirmed dead and hundreds injured. we'll have more on the toll of the 6.8 magnitude quake . as rescuers search for survivors in the rubble. also coming up, the latest on the parenting influencer charged with child abuse. ruby, frankie appearing in court as we learn about the reported missed warning signs over the years. and finally, the sights and sounds from the us open. what's next for novak djokovic in the tournament? and looking ahead to coco goff's face off later today

in her first us open final. that's all ahead right here on gma. >> if you like good food, this next story is for you this morning. we want to tell you about a local business saying it's here to stay despite local challenges. as abc seven news anchor kumasi aaron visited bars sprezzatura helping revitalize downtown san francisco. >> we've been hearing a lot about restaurants and businesses leaving san francisco in the bay area as a whole, but there are a lot of businesses that are opening up. i want to show you one of my favorite new restaurants in downtown san francisco, bar sprezzatura. let's go. >> the world of sprezzatura means the art to do something amazing without effort. >> it's so weird when you look at how beautiful it is to think

that there is nothing here. when you all started it, you all created this from the ground up. >> you're right. it was complete open space. we lift the floor, heat it, put it back down and cover it with this beautiful glasses. and i would never thought that they come up something just beautiful. we wanted to help people in vacation using the tool of simplicity and hospitality. >> what do you think is it about this space that makes people feel like they're really getting away? >> it's very bright and the interior design, they did a fantastic job. high lamps, right ? can remind you like a street in venice. but the tool of hospitality, i think that what makes people feel that they're really transport somewhere else. >> we love the ambiance, we love the drinks, but we all know when it comes to a restaurant, the most important thing is the food. so i'm going to take you inside the kitchen in we got to cook with passion. >> you got to cook with your heart. and it shows in the food. you can taste it if you were to describe the food here, how would you describe it? >> i would describe the food at

bar sprezzatura to casual, but delicate. >> we pay attention to all the ingredients. we pay attention to the craft, putting everything together and putting it on the plate. so every detail is very important here. when you take a bite of something of the food here, we really want it to be an explosion of flavor on the palate. >> you have like a connection to italy. italian food. you really like it? >> growing up, my dad was always making pastas and pizzas and teach me about the italian way of simplicity. i grew up eating it. >> you could have built this restaurant anywhere where in any city. but even in san francisco, in any neighborhood. why downtown san francisco? >> because needs love. really believe it. and you do a hidden gem on the place that there was nothing before. it would change the dynamic of and the way the people think. >> having this restaurant in downtown san francisco, it does feel like a dream just to show people that there is still life. you know, it's amazing.

food, good ambiance. >> what else could you want? the place looks amazing. well, still to come on abc seven mornings, the search for an escaped prisoner intensifies. how one prison guard is now being held accountable as fearful residents wait for it all to be over. plus covid cases up as the school year begins. what actions and steps parents should take as school districts battle chronic absences as

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to the city. good morning. we're starting this half hour with a look at the weather and lisa is here with the latest on a foggy start this saturday. >> yeah, that's right. novato zero mile visibility. santa rosa about a half mile and this is why the dense fog you can see salesforce there at about 1000ft just over. so the marine layer may be 500ft and that is a compressed marine layer. it's not going to last long, but it is dense. 56, san francisco, 58. in oakland, it is 60. in san jose. another gorgeous view from mount tam. you can see how low it is. there's a hole right there in the middle. so we'll get into some sunshine everywhere by 9:00. 49, santa rosa, 48, nevada with 57 concord and livermore and 9:00 it's sunny, maybe a few patches out by point rays and temperatures climbing through the 70s and 80s to near 90 today. inland steph. >> lisa, thank you. new this morning, the san francisco travel association is getting a new top official as the city's tourism industry faces a critical time. according to the

chronicle, scott beck, who currently heads destination toronto, will take on this new role. beck released a statement saying in part, quote, a strong tourism industry is vital to the city's economy. local businesses and neighborhoods. and i am passionately committed to helping steward san francisco's ongoing tourism recovery. beck will succeed joe delisi, sandro, who is retiring after being with the association for nearly 18 years. he'll take on the role as the city tries to bounce back from covid 19 with vacant office buildings and concerns about public safety and homelessness, beck will officially join the organization at the end of october. president joe biden is now at the 20 summit in india for a weekend of crucial talks. his first order of business was with the indian prime minister. biden has sought to embrace india as one of the most critical partners for the us and a key ally to counter china. the visit comes at a moment of

division among the world's leading economies. white house officials called it a disappointment that russian and chinese leaders are not taking part in the summit. developing news now. the search for a convicted killer who escaped a pennsylvania prison is now in its ninth day. despite several sightings, authorities still have not found the man they consider dangerous. as abc news reporter darya elbinger tells us, the corrections officer on duty when the fugitive escaped has now been fired. >> more than 350 officers searching in the air on the ground, even on horseback, for convicted killer deangelo cavalcante. they're focusing on a roughly eight square mile area of chester county, pennsylvania, outside of philadelphia. law enforcement posting up on an overpass with guns ready after a possible sighting friday afternoon. there have been several sightings of cavalcante since the 34 year old managed to break out of the chester county prison on august 31st. video showing him crab walking up a

prison wall before he pushed past prison wire and escaped from the roof. prison guard who was on duty in the observation tower when cavalcante made the daring escape, has now been fired. chester county officials saying the unnamed officer was an 18 year veteran at the prison . >> in what i'm thinking is he's somewhere in here and i don't want him slipping through on friday. >> authorities taking reporters into the search command center showing the tools they're using to try and find cavalcante. >> he's desperate. he's on the run. he does not want to be recaptured. >> mother of two, sue boyd, says her kids are anxious and some parents are fearful of leaving their children at the school bus stop. >> i'm very frustrated and we just want to see an end to this. >> cavalcante was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of his ex-girlfriend. abc news has learned cavalcante has evaded capture once before, wanted for murder in his native brazil. officials say he hid in the jungle, eventually fleeing to the us. but police are confident

they'll get him. we're going to capture them. >> it's just a matter of time. >> dario aldinger, abc news, new york. covid cases are up in the bay area, including at schools. >> districts across california worry this surge will add to the number of chronic absences we've been experiencing since the pandemic. san francisco unified is sending weekly reminders to parents about covid protocols in the case their child test positive. the district does not plan on making changes to its safety guidelines, though parents say the latest covid surge is just one more thing to worry about. >> my mom, she's a 90. she's going to be 90 years old and she has dementia and she's bedridden. so you know, it's very touchy for them to go to school, come back with a side of, you know, being sick. >> the district reminds parents unless symptoms develop, students can continue to stay at school after being exposed to covid. students who test positive should stay home and no

test is required for them to return back to school. today the mare island dock of the bay music festival returns to vallejo, average white band and the california honeydrops are among the two day lineup of performers. the doors open at 1230 and music lasts until 930. today and tomorrow free parking is included when you buy a ticket and general admission tickets are going for $95. you can buy those tickets over at dock of the bay fest .com. the annual mountain view art and wine festival kicks off this weekend on castro street. the celebration features hundreds of professional artists and craft makers live music a kids park and, of course, delicious food and drinks. admission is free. the two day event will be on castro street between el camino real and evelyn avenue. it runs from 11 to 7 today and ten until six tomorrow. lots of fun. well, still ahead on abc7 mornings housing project opposed by north

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us opponents believe more housing isn't what the community needs. >> people in marin city are not going to benefit from this. >> pastor floyd tompkins says the proposed affordable housing project at 825 drake avenue is something his community doesn't want or need. for starters, it would block the view of seniors living right behind it. >> for the people who live in those houses. this is a horror show. >> tompkins is a member of save our city, a group of activists trying to stop the five story apartment project from being built. they say it's not appropriate for this lot. this week, the group was granted a temporary injunction in marin superior court, halting construction at the site. >> we may be a david, but we have a slingshot and we're going to bring down this giant because this is not something that is healthy for the community. >> it's a disaster for why? because we don't need any more affordable housing in marin in marin city. >> critics say the complex is

slated to have 75 apartment units, but only 23 parking spots. it's located across the street from popular rocky graham park parking is going to be difficult. >> if you look at the street right now, it's filled. >> one of the biggest concerns is congestion here in marin city. there is just one way in and one way out here on drake avenue. >> and it actually will create a dangerous situation, quite frankly. i mean, especially if there's an emergency. >> the project was approved by marin county supervisors in 2020 under state senate bill 35, which removes discretion authority from cities and counties for land use decisions involving housing projects. county officials tell abc7 news it's reviewing the proposal based on an agreement with the county. the developer wl return to the county with updated plans addressing community concerns such as parking, size, scope and esthetics for review prior to starting construction. >> we will keep on working until this stops period. save our city is planning a rally on saturday . >> activists say, make no mistake, the community is not

against affordable housing. >> so this is not not in my backyard. it's just not in not this because we weren't consulted. this is a bad idea in marin city, cornell bernard, abc seven news. >> developing news now. hurricane lee is expected to bring dangerous conditions to the east coast as soon as tomorrow. the hurricane has weakened to a category three storm with sustained winds of 115mph. it's expected to weaken again to a category two later today. but forecasters expect lee to once again become a major hurricane tomorrow. and monday. lisa >> all right. good morning to you. waking up to some pretty views here from our exploratory camera where you can see the fog , but it is not going to be with us very long. it's dense in some spots, but a lot of sunshine on the way today. 60 to near 90. stay tuned. i'll be back with my full accuweather seven day forecast

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bridge. beautiful shot. and you see traffic is moving along nicely. time now, 644. today the us is rooting for coco gauff as she fights for the championship and the us opens women's final match. at 19 years old. gauff is the youngest american to reach the us open final since serena williams did back in 1999 when she was 17. in the match begins at 1:00. this will be the second grand slam final of golf's career after reaching the french open final back in 2022. closer to home, both the a's and giants look to take the lead in their series today. oakland takes on texas on the road at globe life field. first pitch is at 405. san francisco takes on colorado at oracle park. that game starts at 605. and in the nfl, a sigh

of relief for 40 niners fans this weekend. abc seven sports anchor casey pratt has your morning sports. >> good morning. the 40 niners nick bosa made it official. nothing conveys importance quite like a quill pen right here's an excited nick bosa faithful i'm locked in just signed six years i'm a niner for life. >> let's go win some rings. >> yep. that's about as excited as the even keeled bosa gets the reigning defensive player of the year will be ready to go week one in pittsburgh. great news for the niners. terrible news for the steelers. the 25 year old defensive end eats, sleeps and dreams football. so it's hard for him to be away from his teammates during the holdout. i've been waiting for that moment. >> that's probably one of the biggest things i was excited for is to walk in the building and see all the guys i know. they have my back, players have each other's back in this league because it's business. at the end of the day, an and it was really cool to see everybody. there are certain points throughout it that were more

stressful than others. i had trust all along, but it definitely was stressful. it's going to be a weight off my shoulders and i'm just going to be able to really not really think about the negative thoughts that come along with playing this game and just just be free out there and play for one reason. and to win games. >> so entering friday, the giants had yet to win a game in september. and in baseball, september is actually a pretty important month. after losing six straight, the giants have dropped a three games out of the final wild card spot. cool moment at the ballpark. pediatric cancer awareness night kids fighting cancer took the field with the players. it was four nothing rockies in the sixth. but then the giants went back to back to back. wilmer flores, mitch haniger and then j.d. davis. all righties homer to left. a former giant tye block that tied the game at four rockies up a run in the eighth. mike yastrzemski singles to right josh peterson comes around to score this is going to tie the game at seven three batters later flores up with the bases loaded two outs and with a full count evan justice walks in the

winning run that was actually flores's 500th career rbi. giants win at nine eight snapping their six game losing streak. a's in texas bruce bochy and the rangers clinging to wild card hopes. three two rangers in the fifth sd area. ruiz known for his speed he's got some pop to hits a game tying homer to left center it's going to be three all six the inning same score shea langeliers more like bandoliers a two run homer to the same area. that's his 17th of the season and the a's win it six three. embracing that spoiler role. and this is just strange. the cowboys debuted an ai version of owner jerry jones that can actually answer questions from fans is so jerry, why does your team keep losing to the 49 ers in the playoffs? can your brain quantify that? that's what i thought. have a great weekend everybody. i'm casey pratt. >> thanks, casey. well, if you're headed out to the giants game tonight, lisa is tracking a nice evening ahead. >> yeah, that's right. stephanie after a day where we top out in and around 70 degrees,

temperatures will be in the low 60s by 6:00 at oracle. but check out this. this is tropical storm jova interacting with the system in the upper levels of the atmosphere, creating some thunderstorms to the south of us. and wow, this is just an incredible sight here are some of these producing rain. but anytime you have cloud to ground lightning, not a good thing, obviously, in california, but we will be looking at the chance s of a few showers, a thunder storm here from monterey, san benito county as a red flag warning is in effect. and a southerly surge from that hurricane allowing for dangerous rip currents right around santa cruz. so the red flag warning until noon time. it could be extended into the evening hours just to the south of us. we've got sunny conditions, but some dense fog at the coast. and you can see the marine layer here, sales force at about 1076ft. and this is well below that. and already looking at mostly sunny conditions for most of us, 56,

san francisco, it's 58. in oakland, 57 in mountain view. good morning. palo alto, a cool 52 for you. look at this gorgeous view from mt. tam where temperatures today will be climbing into the 80s here. so it's going to be getting warm. relative humidity on top of mt. tam, 21% right now, 25. mt. diablo. so certainly dry in the upper elevations. and with that marine layer, really not holding in place, it's going to be a dry couple of days, 48in santa rosa, 46, nevada with 60 by the delta, 57 in concord and there is that dense fog, the golden gate bridge. nobody there this morning. we'll look at a chance of maybe a shower sneaking up as far south as the south bay from hollister, morgan hill. otherwise, it's sunny today and pretty warm out there with some low to mid 80s from san jose to los gatos. santa cruz will be in the upper 70s. so notice some of those clouds moving into the south bay 82 in redwood city. look for 76 in san mateo. so a few degrees warmer in spots

today. upper 60s with some sun half moon bay pacifica. it's been a nice pattern at our beaches. 70 soquel's stinson, 86. in santa rosa with some low 70s from richmond to berkeley, 76 san leandro. you head inland . not too hot, but certainly on the warm to hot side, right? 85. san ramon 88. in livermore. so the accuweather seven day forecast high pressure in control today. the next several days allowing for our warmest inland valleys to be in the mid 90s upper 70s to perhaps near 80 around hayward or so. so getting warm around the bay shore. but that sea breeze keeps us in the 60s as each and every day by the time we get to late tuesday sea breeze kicking up and cooling down everyone on tuesday for a good 10 degrees cooldown on inland. and then by wednesday and thursday near average. so really it's been pretty nice out there. but with those thunderstorms, a big reminder of that. we are always close with our dry fuels and you know, a couple lightning strikes and you

know how that goes. disastrous. yeah >> back thinking back to the csu lightning complex fire, there was 11,000 wind bolts from that one fire causing hundreds of fires. so of course, always top of mind. yeah, that's why they have that red flag warning to the south. yeah, good to know, lisa. thank you. well, coming up, get ready to get hungry. i'm serious. the new food at levi's stadium looks delicious. plus, we'll show you where some of it is grown coming up.

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into the glorious grand hall. that's really the beginning of the adventure. it is really the imagineers took inspiration from agrabah, from disney's aladdin, for the first time on board a disney ship. >> there are nods to classic disney attractions. the skipper society is based on the jungle cruise and then we've also got periscope pub and periscope pub is the first time we've actually had a venue based on the classic 20,000 leagues under the sea. >> so it's a very unique only disney can do kind of a venue. so we're very excited and when it comes to restaurants, the treasure will be serving up a one of a kind cocoa themed dining experience. plaza de cocoa is a brand new restaurant. it's the first theatrix dining location that we've had that's themed around disney pixar film. and of course, the cocoa story

is a beautiful disney story, and it really focuses on the heart and the family. so i do believe that's going to be really special for our guests. >> the ship is currently under construction in germany. bookings for the treasure opened september 12th with the maiden voyage set for december 2024. giovanna lara, abc seven news. >> it looks like a lot of fun. disney is the parent company of abc seven. well longtime abc seven news reporter david lewis was honored at the san francisco chinese cultural center's annual gala. david received the lifetime achievement in community building award. he was one of the first asian american reporters here in the bay area over the years, david reported on many of the bay area's biggest stories, including the kidnaping of patty hearst and the loma prieta earthquake. david lewis retired last year after 50 years with our company . most of those years as a reporter here at abc seven, we certainly miss him. but what a well deserved honor. levi's

stadium is showing off some of the new foods you'll find during the upcoming football season and get ready to get hungry. i'm serious because the menus here look delicious. these are sliders and mesquite oak from scratch kitchens, niner, nashville, hot chicken. you have pokey bread, ahi bowls the shop , six day brined and smoked pastrami and pork lumpia from san francisco swap shop. and there's also even a garden above the press box where some of the food you eat on game day is grown. tomatoes, cucumbers and all the herbs. >> we don't need to buy them, we grow them. we can claim that we grow our produce. that's one thing we can claim and i don't think anyone else can do that looks delicious. >> the 49 ers are away, the first two weeks of the season, so the first time you can try out the food will be week three against the new york giants. and don't forget, you can watch monday night football right here on abc7. the first game kicks

off this monday and it's a new york showdown with the bills taking on the jets coverage starts at 5 p.m. right here on abc7 followed by after the game . all right, thanks for joining us on abc7 mornings. i'm stephanie sierra along with lisa argen abc7 news continues at 9 a.m. have a great day. >> this is abc. 724 in san francisco, live in the south bay in san jose in concord. >> live in oakland. yes. you're watching abc seven news live anytime anywhere we are. we are. we are. we are. we are. we are where you are. >> never miss a moment of the news that matters to you. download our abc seven bay area streaming app join us and start

>> whit: good morning, america. devastating earthquake. morocco rocked by a 6.8 magnitude quake. more than 800 people confirmed dead. hundreds injured. the urgent search for survivors as some are left to sleep in the streets. >> will: hurricane lee, the categoryto