now at eight a mental health call leads to gunfire. >> what police say led up to an officer involved shooting in san pablo. good morning. it's saturday, september 9th. i'm stephanie sierra. we begin with the weather. meteorologist lisa argent is here with a nice day ahead. >> yeah, it is very nice out there. we still have some dense fog along the coast. but look at tropical storm jova. this is interacting with an upper level system just to the south of us, allowing for red flag warnings. monterey san benito county. look at the lightning strikes all the way up towards monterey and santa cruz. the high surf and swell this definitely is something to watch. the cloud to ground lightning hoping we don't get any fires from that back home. it is quiet and we do

expect today to be a lot like yesterday, although a few degrees warmer, 54 in palo alto, 56, san francisco. so you can see the very compressed marine layer, sfo. it is cool in the north bay with the upper 40s. and then as we look for the day ahead, notice a lot of sun mid upper 80s inland upper 70s around the bay shore. >> stephanie lisa, thank you. new details now about an officer involved shooting that left one man shot in contra costa county. we're told that man threw items charged and swung a metal pole at officers. the shooting happened in the area of dover avenue and pullman street in san pablo. abc seven 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. 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 we're we're dealing with individuals who are experiencing a mental health crisis, a behavioral health crisis. it's a very serious issue. all of our officers are mandatorily trained in critical incident crisis communication. >> after the shot was fired, the man was detained and transported to a local hospital for treatment. tim johns, abc seven news. >> at last check, the man was in critical condition. police say the officers involved have been placed on paid leave while they

investigate because of protocol. developing news now. take a look. the death toll following a 6.8 earthquake in morocco is now up more than 1000 people. rescue teams are searching through the rubble to look for any more potential victims. authorities expect the death toll to rise as 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 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 at the genesis worship center on ritchie avenue. organizers say participants will talk about things like illegal dumping, abandoned cars and car window break-ins. as oakland mayor, shengtao is expected to be there. bishop george matthews and city councilman kevin jenks

will moderate the meeting. before that, organizer is from neighbors together oakland are hosting a rally right outside the town hall. they say hundreds of people will attend to collaborate on what they call neighbor powered solutions to oakland's public safety issues. it starts at 10:00 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 more 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. 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 and 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 it 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 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, that people will realize we can't force take america's kids in san jose. >> lauren martinez, abc seven news. the oakland pride parade is tomorrow and final preparations are underway day

today. >> you can expect family friendly events followed by a pub crawl and then special performanc. this evening.tomorr1 a.m. at 14th and broadway. abc seven news reporter answer hassan has the details on the celebrations. >> nina joyner, who owns fillmore 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 . the 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 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 2008in a statement to abc7 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, sarasohn, a seven news. looking forward to it. >> answer and abc seven news reporter zach fuentes will brint 11 a.m. tomorrow. we're also streaming live on abc seven news.com and on the abc seven bay area app. well a popular event that closes down san jose's streets to cyclists and vendors may soon become a thing of the past. the next viva k sj event will be held tomorrow, but now the city may have to drop future events in order to meet the financial demands of a new union 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 amount to about $4 million and include things like viva parks, viva cal

, crossing guards in front of school traffic, light synchronization, an union representatives were unavailable to speak to us on camera, but a spokesperson says they don't believe the cuts are necessary. the mayor adds there's a slim chance the city will be able to keep the event alive. but that will all depend on how well the economy is doing. the city council is set to vote on wage contracts and proposed cuts on tuesday. to weather now. let's check in with lisa. >> all right. good morning to you. 55 degrees here in the city, 59 at the airport. and you can just make out sales force there. so the marine layer, maybe a five, 600ft. so it is compressed. there is dense fog. i'll detail that for you and talk about your weekend. warm-up next. >> thanks, lisa. also ahead, it's official. covid is here to stay. the latest data on cases here in the bay area. plus, we talk with dr. peter chin-hong on what to expect this fall. and feel the beat. how last night's bhangra and beats night market

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still disagreement among them about how to call russia out for its invasion. meanwhile, the us is watching for a potential kim jong un trip to russia. while the white house says putin wants weapons from north korea for its war. what more do we know about this? and how is biden going to respond? >> it's another indication of how desperate mr. putin is. should north korea decide to go ahead and consummate this arms deal again, we haven't seen them do that yet. but if they move ahead, there will be additional repercussions for north korea. >> climate change is another key priority. the un secretary general urging the g20 to limit the rise in global temperatures. >> the climate crisis is worsening. dramatic tiktok. but the collective response is lacking in ambition, credibility and urgency. >> that was abc's selena wang reporting. congresswoman nancy pelosi ended speculation about her political future when she announced she would seek reelection. in 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. all right. remember this, hard to believe it's been three years since these apocalyptic skies took over the bay area. we certainly made headlines across the country when these skies turned orange. all of this smoke from wildfires caused the sky to look so ominous. creepy. sky seven captured these incredible views is truly an unforgettable day. your bart ride may soon be faster and a bit more convenient. bart is putting together a new service schedule that will be tested 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, 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. it certainly looks like lots of fun. 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 as yesterday's night market drew over 12,000 people. while it wrapped up the third and final friday for the event this year. well, from the

bhangra beats to the beach, if you're planning your saturday, let's check in with lisa arden on a nice day ahead. >> yeah, it is. but we certainly have some weather to talk about to the south of us. this is tropical storm jova. that is about 1000 miles south of los angeles. it continues to move west northwest and weakened, but it is interacting with the system in the upper levels of the atmosphere. we're pretty close to home and look at all these lightning strikes from san luis obispo into the mountains there, even as far north as monterey. so there could be a few fire starts here for sure with this cloud to ground lightning carmel, big sur. but as we look at the red flag warning, the national weather service has that until noon time for these areas. so certainly something to watch out for while back home. we have mostly clear conditions, but some dense fog at the coast. the fog hanging on here, 54 degrees in santa cruz, but a nice day ahead in the upper 70s. plenty of sunshine, but high surf that southerly swell getting awfully close to

santa cruz, allowing for the dangerous rip currents to be a possibility here for beach hazards. statement 55 in san francisco, 59 in oakland and mountain view, 62. with sunny skies in san jose. no sun yet here, but it is on the way. the marine layer is quite compressed out so it's not going to last too long. 51 in santa rosa, 50 in nevada with 62 by the delta where it has been sunny. we are seeing those temperatures climb. and you can see some of the high clouds here from that subtropical moisture well to the south of us. so that certainly will be mixing in with the sky to the south of us. so you could see that renegade shower from hollister to san martin salinas today in the south bay, but very isolated elsewhere. we are looking at sunny afternoon soon with some warm conditions near average. the cooler pattern starting on tuesday. so here's a look at the state as a whole. most of the activity in the sierra nevada with some thunderstorms possible and right on through the afternoon today,

you can see the green there representing the possibility of some showers. and then maybe some of it sneaking up towards our portion of the viewing area. but overall, it's high pressure in control and those breezy winds kicking up to over 25 miles an hour. once again at the coast. so we're talking 60s half moon bay, pacifica, near average downtown, 70 heading up to wine country, low to mid 80s. so nothing too extreme with upper 80s to near 90 inland and a few high clouds there in the south bay. morgan hill gilroy could see slight chance of that isolated shower. the accuweather seven day forecast then summer warmth with us especially inland and looking at the hot temperatures again mid 90s tomorrow with upper 70s maybe near 80 around redwood city and perhaps fremont tomorrow. otherwise looking at the temperatures still staying warm inland for your monday and then we cool off significantly on tuesday and wednesday. but you know when we see those thunderstorms it is dry out

there. wouldn't be surprised to see a few fires that happen to the south of us today. yeah, we talked earlier about the lightning complex fires and 11,000 lightning bolts that caused hundreds of fires as you well remember. >> yeah, so good to keep an eye on that. yeah, for sure. thanks, lisa. 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 there it is. that feeling you get...

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and the california honeydrops are among the two day lineup of performers as the doors open at 1230 and music lasts until around 930 tonight, both today and tomorrow. free parking is included when you buy a ticket. general admission tickets are going for $95 and you can buy those tickets at doc of

bayfest.com. also, the annual mountain view art and wine festival kicks off this weekend on castro street. it's a lot of fun. 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. and the two day event will be on castro street, right between el camino real and evelyn avenue. it runs from 11 to 7 today and ten until six tomorrow. this morning, we want to tell you about a local business saying it's here to stay despite local challenges. abc seven news anchor kumasi aaron visited bar 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. 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 was nothing here. when you all started. 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 it come up with 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. i can remind you. like a street in venice. but the tool of hospitality, i think that what makes people feel then already transport somewhere else. we love the ambiance, we

love the drinks, but we all know when it comes to a restaurant aren't the most important. >> thing is the food. so i'm going to take you inside the kitchen. >> 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 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 pie, pastas and pizzas and teach me about the italian way of simplicity. i grew up eating it. you could have built this restaurant anywhere in any city, but even in san francisco, in any neighborhood. >> why downtown san francisco?

>> because it needs love. really believe it. and do a hidden gem on the place. 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. coomassie said, the most important thing is the food. >> and boy, does it look delicious. they're all right. still to come on abc7 mornings covid cases on the rise as we talk with the covid experts, our friend dr. peter chin-hong on what to expect as the bay area braces for flu and covid season . >> this is abc 724 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

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we're starting this half hour with a look at the weather. a nice start to the saturday. >> yeah, it's very nice out there. we have our dense fog, a typical summertime pattern, though. look at coit tower. there where we have partly sunny skies. downtown 55, san francisco, it is 61 in mountain view with upper 50s in palo alto. and as we look at the airport, look how compressed the marine layer is. just a couple of hundred feet there. so it is well into the 70s. today there upper 70s down the peninsula right now 50s a good recovery from the 40s in the north bay. earlier so we are looking at the

cooler weather. a 24 hour temperature change on the peninsula there from san carlos and belmont and the fog still with us up in santa rosa, but it will be fading away, leaving mostly sunny skies through the noon to 1:00 hour. we're in the 70s and 80s everywhere for except along the coast, which will be comfortable in the upper 60s with that onshore flow upper 80s to near 90 inland. so near average today but still a few degrees warmer than yesterday. and we'll see a return of the low clouds tonight. stephanie. >> lisa, thank you. the new cdc director has a fresh warning. covid is here to stay. hospitalizations rose by 16% nationwide from mid to late august, according to cdc data. 26 states, including california , saw hospitalizations climb more than 20% in that same time period. and covid related deaths are also up about 18% last month. cdc officials are recommending people stay up to date on covid vaccines and get tested when they feel sick. for

more on the latest covid headlines, joining me now is ucsf infectious disease physician peter chin-hong. peter, great to have you with us . >> thanks for having me on, stephanie. absolutely >> well, to start off, how would you categorize rise, this latest covid wave? we're seeing? where does it stand now? >> so i think we haven't seen the crest yet. it is more than we thought we would be seeing, but it is still very, you know, small compared to where we were one year ago and where we were during the winter. so i think, you know, it's not like we have to get things out of our mind and not think about covid anymore, nor do we have to live in fear. it's kind of somewhere in between meaning that we can go out but do aware that there are risks depending on who you are and what your immune status is. >> here in the bay area, our deaths also going up. >> um, deaths going up, but only very in a small way. i would say it's easier to look at national

deaths. and i'll give you an example. so we're seeing about 600 deaths a week nationally, and that's down from about 2000 deaths a day at the peak of the covid pandemic. and it's about, you know, i would say about 10% of the deaths over the winter surge, um, right now. so just to give you some perspective, so hospitalizations are tons of cases in the community, but luckily deaths still significant, but not as high as they used to be. >> yeah, that's good perspective. thank you. i wanted to talk more about the new ba2 86 variant. how does it vary from other strains we've seen? yeah >> so all this year we've been seeing flavors which are kind of omicron variants and then this ba 2.86, also known as parola, raise a lot of eyebrows because goes from one to another. it's only about two mutations. but from xb to ba 2.86, it's about 30 mutations. and that's just

like going from an omicron, from going to omicron from delta. so that's why what people worried. but most recently, actually over the last few days, people have been doing laboratory studies and they found that if you get vaccinated with a current booster or with people who got infected recently, that that seems to quell ba 2.86. so in other words, it seems like a paper tiger ba is something to be, you know, mindful of, but not something to be too scared about. >> interesting. now speaking of strains, which one would you say is the most dominant covid variant in the bay area right now? so. >> so right now the most dominant by far is something called ec five, and that's also called eris. it's again a flavor of omicron and it's very closely resembling what the new vaccine is going to look like. so that's good news for all of us, meaning that the vaccine that will be available within the next week

or two would be a close match to what's going around and what we anticipate will be around by the winter surge. >> as you know, peter, there continues to be a lot of covid fatigue as people question whether or not they need their booster for those who are considered fully vaccinated, when do you advise is the best time to get reboosted? >> yeah, so that's a complicated question. and because we haven't seen a crest yet, probably going to advise people who are older and 65 and immune compromised to get it if they haven't gotten 1 in 6 months, as soon as it's available. i think for everybody else, if you get it by halloween , it will give you enough ammunition in to give you some protection before an anticipated even larger increase over the winter. >> okay. good to know what can you tell us about the new covid booster? was pending fda approval? >> yes. so the cdc's going to meet on the 12th and like literally the next day or in two

days, we should probably have it available in drugstores and in places that people normally get their vaccines. it's one strain. it's one time of year. the whole idea is to make this very simplified. instead of saying, oh, i have five shots or four shots, this is it. four months, five months, six months. let's just try to prepare this storm, the house for the storm, once a year with the flu shot, you can get it on the same day. and that's the way i hope we will be on moving forward and we're going to pull up our abc seven covid tracker. >> it shows in late august since the data is a bit backlogged, there were 374 weekly covid cases on average in the bay area. current levels appear to be lower than the peak we saw in march. should we expect to see periodic waves like this for the foreseeable future, or do you ever see that changing? >> that's kind of an interesting question. i think for now it seems like this is the fourth consecutive summer we've had a

covid increase and then we have a larger one in the winter. so it may be that we are going to see this pattern for the next few years of a small bump in the summer and a bigger bump in the winter. and that's because, particularly since climate change is causing a lot of people to go indoors during hot periods in the summer. it's kind of like a reverse winter. and that people coming together and declining immunity, which lasts about six months, all contribute to this like small bump in the summer and a bigger bump in the winter together with influenza and other respiratory viruses. >> okay, interesting. good to know. well, dr. chin-hong, always a pleasure having you with us. are you out doing some uh- some errands this morning? >> yeah, i'm out and about trying to enjoy california weather as much as i can. >> have a wonderful saturday. thank you for being with us. >> thanks so much, stephanie. >> absolutely. well, still ahead on abc7 mornings housing project opposed by north bay activists are calling a new affordable

housing complex a disaster for the neighborhood. and we'll take you out for a live look from our sutro tower camera. look at all that dense, dense fog. lisa argen will have your

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mile walk down the embarcadero will begin at 1030. organizers say they've already raised more than $93,000 toward suicide prevention. if you or someone you know is struggling with mental health issues, you can find a list of local resources over on our website, abc7 news.com slash take action. in the north bay now marin city residents are taking their fight against a new affordable housing development to court. neighborhood activists say the project would create a disaster situation for the community. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard tells us opponents believe more housing is not 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. >> 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. >> 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 discretionary 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 return to the county with the 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 this 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 and this is a bad idea . >> in marin city, cornell bernard, abc seven news. >> to weather now. let's check in with lisa. all right. >> it's a beautiful shot here. emeryville 50s upper 50s for you and temperatures will climb through the 70s again today. so a little fog hanging on. it's a

little cooler this morning, but a great looking day out there. just as nice for your sunday. but things change next week. stay tuned to have my accuweather but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga. like straight lines that seem wavy, blurry, or missing visual spots that make it hard to see faces like this one, or trouble with low light that makes driving at night a real challenge. if you've been diagnosed with amd and notice vision changes, don't wait. ga is irreversible. it's important to catch it early. talk to your eye doctor about ga and learn more at gawontwait.com

final match at 19 years old. goff is the youngest american to reach the us open final since serena williams did back in 1999. she was 17 then. they're both incredible. the match begins at 1 p.m. this will be the second grand slam final of golf's career. after reaching the french open final in 2022, closer to home now, both the a's and the 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 home at oracle park. that game starts at 605 in the nfl. a sigh of relief

for 40 niners fans this weekend . abc7 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 was 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 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 it. the negative thoughts that come along with playing this game and just 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 homered 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 joc pederson 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 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 dario 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 sixth inning same score. shea langeliers is 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. 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, college football is here on abc seven espn college gameday anchors rece davis and kirk herbstreit preview week two matchups from

the game day set in alabama. >> some great measuring stick games on abc today and it starts in raleigh. notre dame at north carolina state. sam hartman's lost to the wolfpack in the stadium a couple of times when he was at wake forest. >> yeah, i think that's a great point. just the fact that he has experience going up against a dave doran defense and how physical and how aggressive they can be. i think that helps him. this is another opportunity for notre dame to showcase their not just their quarterback, their team of 2023. a lot of people think that this notre dame with hartman, their quarterback, they have a chance to really be a factor. this will be a kind of an obstacle they'll have to overcome. playing on the road and saturday afternoon, two a&m taking on miami, a couple of underachieving programs, looking for a breakthrough, perfect word, underachieving because texas a&m has a lot of talent. last year, the culture really got impacted in a negative way and they weren't able to recover. now it's a new year. this would be a great win to springboard them forward into the into conference play when they get ready to go. and then

you got miami. i mean, mario cristobal, remember, he was supposed to be the guy, if there's one guy that can bring miami back, it's mario cristobal. boy, what a win would do for him in year two, luke fickell in wisconsin, on the road in the palouse to take on washington state. >> who beat him in camp randall last year? >> absolutely. and this is an opportunity to really see luke fickell in his second game, taking his team on the road, just getting them to really buy in to why it's going to be different with him at the helm. >> looking forward to all of those games and what's going to be a measuring stick saturday and a great majority of it. you can see right here on abc. >> well, as you're getting ready for game day, i don't know. for me that means some game day guacamole. lisa oh, yeah. i'm a big fan. >> definitely goes with it. all right. good morning, everyone. here's a look at tropical storm jova, 65 miles an hour, moving to the northwest at ten. it's interacting with an upper level system, bringing that subtropical moisture awfully close. and look at the lightning strikes from monterey, san benito county through fresno into the central sierra. so a

possibility definitely of lightning striking the dry ground could ignite some fires here. so this is all drifting to the north. you can see around hollister, san martin, perhaps into gilroy. and we'll see the high clouds as far north as perhaps san jose. so carmel, big sur, unfortunately, we definitely do see this this time of year. and that's why we have a red flag warning for monterey , big sur, san benito through noontime. it could be extend kid back home. it is quiet with high pressure in control and that marine layer quite compressed. but to the atlantic we go. we are still tracking tropical. this is hurricane lee which had strengthened. and then weakened a bit. it is a category three, still quite strong and it continues to have some very strong winds at 140 miles an hour. could strengthen even more. so it is taking a turn away from puerto rico. but all all eyes are looking at the eastern seaboard around new england, the atlantic coast through thursday and friday of

next week with some very high surf and potentially some pretty good rain. as we look at oakland today, just some scattered clouds left over 63 in mountain view. it is 60 right here with 62 in san jose, sunny skies and finally getting some sunshine. pier 39 for the sea lions with the fog still lingering at the coast. for the next hour or so. 55 novato 54, santa rosa. it is 60 in concord and a look here from the south bay. you can see some of the haze air quality is good though, but we could see an isolated shower perhaps throughout the day today in the south bay, the fog fades away and we'll look for a cooler pattern. not until tuesday. so we're staying on the warmer side, but really nothing too extreme here. 82 in san jose. look for 89in morgan hill. and this area right here, definitely already seeing the high clouds. so so interesting sky today. hopefully we don't see any thunderstorms. maybe just a shower there. 82 in redwood city, 65 pacifica with those

breezy winds coming into play downtown right around average at 70in the north bay. it's warm, but typical mid and upper 80s from sonoma to calistoga on the east bay, very pleasant. how about 73 today in berkeley, 76, san leandro, fremont, upper 70s, you head inland. it's a warm day, 86 in walnut creek, feeling like summer there in pittsburgh at 90 degrees. the accuweather seven day forecast we're even warmer tomorrow we'll carry that through monday especially inland the bay shore comfortable but still on the warmer side of average and then the rest of the week much cooler with the breezy winds. certainly on tuesday into the end of the week. so, you know, hate to see the lightning there, but definitely a possibility we could see some activity. >> yeah, good to know. good to be aware of. thank you. well 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

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reporter here at abc7, david, we certainly miss you. but what a well deserved honor. happy today. it's a cornhole match up on the flight deck at the uss hornet. 634 teams will compete for the seventh annual battle star classic beerfest and cornhole tournament. the event will benefit the uss hornet. sea air and space museum. not only can you grab a cold one, but you can also compete in the tournament. the games begin at 10 a.m, but the event runs until 4 p.m. how's your cornhole game? >> not bad, actually. yeah. yeah, not bad. all right. it should be really nice there at oakland in the mid 70s today. still some dense fog at the coast and we'll get some sunshine there. mid 60s, upper 80s to near 90 inland slightly warmer for your sunday monday still feeling like summer and then we'll cool it off the rest of the week with some pretty breezy winds so actually pretty nice out there. but just to the south of us, we have a couple of red flag warnings with some

thunderstorm activity. monterey, san benito county. >> all right. good to keep an eye on those. thanks, lisa. well thank you all for joining us on abc7 mornings. i'm stephanie sierra along with lisa arjun. college football is next and abc seven news continues at 8 p.m. have a great day. but his vision dimmed with age.

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