good morning. it's sunday, september 10th. i'm stephanie sierra. we'll get to that story in just a bit. but first, we begin with the weather. lisa is here with a check on the forecast. hi there. yeah, good morning to you. we're looking at

some fog. some of it's dense along the coast, but live doppler seven picking up on the remnants of hova with some rain showers in southern california. and you can see the lightning strikes from the mountains there. tuolumne meadows and into nevada. but as we get closer to the fog, you can see it right along the peninsula. so we're quiet here. back at home at a 61 in hayward, 60 in concord with 52 in novato. and there is fog up in santa rosa, half mile visibility a mile and a quarter in novato. and a look at the shark tank there where today if you liked yesterday very similar we're in the 60s around the bay and inland 9:00 50 at the coast and by noontime we're near 80 inland near 90 later on today and the bay shore should be around 80. stephanie lisa, thank you. >> happening today, a celebration of diversity and inclusion. the oakland pride parade is here. the event which runs through downtown oakland is the second largest of its kind in northern california. if you're going, the route begins at 14th and broadw 11 a.m. beeen 20th and 21st at the

city of oakland says this year's festivities ar celebrate progress. yes, and continue to build a more inclusive and equitable future for all. today's big parade comes after a weekend full of fun from family events to the pride bar crawl. it's a fundraiser for oakland pride, which happens at eight different bars that are either lgbtq plus centered and or owned . some bars crafted special drinks just for the occasion. pride organizers tell us the most important message they want everyone to hear is what we're lacking right now in the world is love. >> and ultimately, that's pretty much what we want to promote and make sure that everybody knows is that love conquers all. >> there's not only locals taking part in this weekend's events, folks from out of town are coming in, too, some wanting to check out the festival for the first time. >> i had really never visited a pride here in oakland. i've done sf, i've done a couple of ones,

but i wanted to experience like what oakland had to offer. so i decided that this weekend it's going to be that weekend. >> there will also be performances by several artists playing at the festival, which is after the parade. grammy nominated artist deborah cox is7 news reporter ansar hassan and zach fuentes when we'll bring you the parade live starti 11 a.m. we'll be stg live on abc7 news.com as well as well as the abc7 bay area app. developing news now. new video this morning shows people running for their lives as the 6.8 magnitude earthquake shook morocco friday. the death toll is now at more than 2000. this is the most powerful earthquake to hit the african country in over a century. abc news reporter chuck sivertsen talks to survivors. you know, bo bo bo bo terrifying moments as a 6.8 magnitude earthquake struck

morocco late friday night. >> many running for safety from restaurants and from their homes. another camera also capturing the moment the quake hit, causing dust and debris to crumble as people tried to get away. the heaviest damage is in morocco's atlas mountains, the epicenter about 45 miles south of marrakesh. the ancient city, home to almost a million people and popular with tourists. >> the room started shaking. there's no other way. we was going backwards and forwards and everything started moving. >> many buildings in the area were not designed to withstand earthquakes and suffered severe damage and many were destroyed. many people sleeping outside concerned about aftershocks. >> there was a lot of damage that happened to a lot of buildings. some of them are mosques, some of them are houses. a lot of communities. ortiz got hurt. >> one survivor in moulaye brahim, captured video of the destruction, a walkway now blocked by piles of concrete and other debris. roads leading to

some hard hit remote mountain villages are also littered with large boulders, making it difficult for rescuers to get through. rescue crews now desperately searching for any survivors who might be buried in the rubble. the injured being transported to hospitals in the region. some taken away by helicopter. the death toll expected to rise. this man says a family of six died in the quake. resident in this small village already burying the dead. chuck sivertsen, abc news, new york. >> just devastating. and the impact is felt here in the bay area, too. local moroccan families are hoping to raise money to help their loved ones in those in need. abc7 news reporter anzar hassan tells us their story. >> la san luis spent much of the day going through videos that his family sent from morocco. >> you can see the kids all the people losing their houses, they're just sitting, you know,

outside with no homes, no shelters. >> luis wife and father are from villages in the atlas mountains , hit by the massive 6.8 earthquake on friday night. some 45 miles south of the popular tourist city of marrakesh. more than 2000 people are dead. thousands more are injured. luis still doesn't know how many family members he lost. >> one member of my wife's family, i mean, her house leveled to the ground and they were spending two nights. now, so far, just in the streets. >> his relatives sent videos showing big boulders that crashed onto the main roads in some cases completely shutting off smaller villages. luis san othman says he can't sleep. it's like crazy for me to process and even imagine because i was just there like, i don't know, august, july, end of july. >> he says it's hard not to think about his cousin's many who are his own age now homeless and sleeping on the street. >> i feel that as a first generation moroccan american to like, give back to my family because majority of my family is

all in morocco. >> so i feel at least a sense of duty to give back to like my loved ones. >> they launched a gofundme page working with an ngo on the ground in morocco, hoping to raise money for food and medical supplies and to build shelter for families ahead of the coming winter. >> if i was ever asked what is the poorest area in morocco, i would say that region. hatem yassin used to work for a travel agency that gave tours to the region, so he knows the area well. >> he says morocco isn't prepared to handle this type of disaster. that's why they are trying to do their part to help. >> they just want food. they want blankets, they want water. and now they are strike with this. it's hard in the east bay . >> ansar hassan, abc7 news in the south bay. >> sheriff deputies in santa clara may soon be armed with tasers. the device was banned in the county for decades following an in-custody death back in 1989. a man died after being restrained and tased. tasers were then taken away from deputies. the san jose spotlight

reports sheriff robert johnson wants to bring them back, which would arm deputies on the streets and in jail facilities. he says the new tasers are more accurate and have built in accountability. if used, they would automatically activate a body camera. california law enforcement agencies plan to beef up patrols this weekend after alerts of a possible la to the bay side show. word of the event is circulating on social media. on saturday, the oakland police department posted information for anyone encountering a sideshow. it says drivers should be prepared to take alternate routes. officers also say they will arrest drivers and spectators involved with these illegal events. in the east bay now rising crime has been a hot topic. that's why hundreds of oakland residents showed up for a community safety meeting with local officials this weekend. there were so many people, there wasn't enough room for people to get in, leaving neighbors locked out. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard was there. >> we first have to acknowledge

why we're here. >> we are in pain. we are suffering. >> oakland neighbors and activists holding this rally addressing fear of a rising crime in their city. how many of you have had gunshots in your neighborhoods? >> quality of life in oakland has deteriorated down to a place where myself and many other people are uncomfortable leaving our homes. >> the rally, held in advance of a community safety meeting at nearby genesis, worship center. >> the city of oakland crime is out of control. it's like the wild, wild west. >> it's why bishop george matthews wanted to host the meeting. >> businesses are leaving. people are scared. >> there was so much interest from the public. the line to get in stretching around the block. but there wasn't enough room inside and dozens were shut out and upset. set up something in our neighborhood. >> not talking. >> we're outside. they're in there, but they're not seeing us. they're not hearing us. how are things going to get fixed? >> inside, church leaders apologized, offering people a

live stream to watch. oakland mayor shang tao talked about her investments in crime prevention, adding security cameras and chp officers on patrol. some have demanded a state of emergency be declared, but the mayor disagrees. and so calling for a state of emergency right now, when we are doing everything, saying that this would allow for us to do to i mean, let's just let's just call it what it is. >> it's just political theater. >> mayor tao says the search continues for a new police chief after leronne armstrong was fired last winter. the opd says violent crime is up 15% this year compared to last. alameda county da pamela price was asked if she favors perpetrators of crime over crime victims. >> i've been representing victims in this community for 30 years, not only that, i am a survivor of domestic violence. >> neighbors say they know creating a safer oakland will take time. but tanya is tired of waiting. >> so there's an emotional weight to living in this town that we shouldn't have to carry

. and that's what that sign means in oakland, cornell bernard, abc seven news. >> you can track crimes where you live. just use our abc seven neighborhood safety tracker. you'll find it on the front page of abc7 news.com. to weather now, let's check in with lisa. >> all right. there's more fog this morning. stephanie as we look outside, cloudy skies here in san francisco. we are clear inland, but the fog has made its way down to the santa clara valley. we still have a sunny and warm day on the way. stay tuned. i'll have the details next. lisa, thank you. up next on abc7 mornings, kaiser held accountable the health care companies illegal actions. >> now leading it to pay millions of dollars in a settlement. plus a walk out of the dark. our bay area organizations are making people feel seen as they raise awareness about suicide. we'll be right back. "kevin, what does being the ceo of cashbacking mean to you?" it means cashbacking every opportunity. did you cashback on this?

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you hear it here? voice of frustration in the north bay. marin city residents are protesting to stop an affordable housing project they say is not needed. it's a story we've been following. they say the five story 74 unit apartment will block views and add congestion to an already overcrowded and narrow neighborhood. this week, residents were granted a temporary injunction in marin county superior court. $49 million. that's how much the oakland based kaiser is paying to settle its claims it illegally dumped hazardous waste and patient health information. inspections reportedly found everything from drugs and syringes to paper records all headed to the landfill. the settlement involves six california counties, including three in the bay area. alameda san francisco and san mateo. kaiser said it learned about the problems years ago and acknowledged the items, quote, should have been disposed

differently. tsay. dozens turned out at pier 27in san francisco this weekend, walking to shine a light on efforts to prevent suicide. the out of the darkness community walk was hosted by the greater bay area chapter of the american foundation for suicide prevention. the event is meant to show people they're not alone. beautiful >> but when we come to our out of the darkness walks and you put on your honor beads that represent the type of loss or the type of experience that you have, it takes away that veil that usually is on mental health. there's one message that you take from this event today. it's exactly that you're not alone. it's okay to struggle. and there's a community around you. >> a strong message. and the money to support it. organizers say they raised $93,000 short of half of their $200,000 goal. suicide is one of the leading causes of death in the country. we have put together a whole list of resources for anyone dealing with mental health issues. you can find it by going

to abc7 news.com. com slash take action and the suicide and crisis lifeline can be reached by dialing 988. well, two variants of covid 19 are causing a spike in hospitalized asians both in california and across the country. according to the cdc. hospitalizations are up 16% nationwide from mid to late august, and california saw a 20% spike during that same time period in yesterday's 8 a.m. show, i spoke with ucsf infectious disease specialist dr. peter chin-hong. he says we could continue to see late summer covid waves in the future. >> 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. >> cdc officials are urging the public to stay up to date on covid vaccines and get tested when they feel sick. a new covid

19 booster is expected in the coming weeks. new this morning, hundreds of schools across the state are being audited right now for high un vaccination rates. as many as 500 are reporting over 10% of their students are not fully vaccinated. this includes more than half of oakland's elementary schools and eight of their middle schools. the highest rate of vaccinated children is a kindergarten class of 11 in humboldt, with 90% needing at least one vaccine. san francisco is getting ready to host an estimated 40,000 people as the dreamforce conference kicks off on tuesday . the event is still two days away, but howard street between third and fourth streets has been closed for construction. dreamforce is one of the biggest tech events in the world. the conference continues this year with a spotlight on new developments with ai. salesforce ceo marc benioff says dreamforce may leave san francisco next year because of concerns about the city's drug crisis and homelessness. a tech company in

san francisco put up $2 million for the city to host the apec summit in november. according to our media partners at the san francisco standard cryptocurrency platform, ripple labs made the largest donation to the event so far. this brings the total raise to $11.5 million since no public funds can be used. other companies to contribute include kaiser permanente, visa and salesforce . hurricane lee is expected to ramp back up after it weakened yesterday to a category two. the national hurricane center says it will strengthen to a category four by tomorrow. it's still too early to know how significant the hurricane's impact will be on the northeast. for now, the east coast will be experiencing large swells and rip currents through the week. closer to home now, meteorologist lisa argent is tracking what you can expect across the bay area this sunday. good morning. >> good morning. now looking at the remnants of this tropical system that brought in some

interesting clouds and also lightning strikes is just south of the bay area. and as we go in closer rain showers off the coast of southern california. you can see them moving into los angeles. pretty soon, santa barbara. so a cloudy, humid and wet day from san luis obispo south and more lightning strikes from the mountains, the sierra nevada through nevada. and as we get back home, there is more fog from all that action to the south, the low clouds and fog have ramped up from the peninsula to the south bay. up in the north bay, but so far clear inland we are half mile visibility. santa rosa and novato, but we expect the fog to move in a little bit further to the east but still provide a lot of sunshine even at the coast today. 56 downtown it is 58 in oakland with 51 in napa and santa rosa. there's our roof camera, cloudy skies here. so the fog more widespread this morning, but we are still looking at sunny and warm conditions today and tomorrow. breezy and cooler weather arrive

on tuesday. beach hazard statement until 11:00 tonight around santa cruz where we have that southerly swell from that tropical system offshore. more so 4 to 8ft break in waves and looking at those south facing beaches, particularly with the dangerous conditions and the possibility of rip currents there. so certainly want to be careful if you're headed to the coast. there's a look at the fog this morning. look how it pulls back. it's 1130. we're sunny everywhere. and then it even wipes away from the coast, not only the marin county coast, but even san mateo getting sunshine there from half moon bay to pacifica. but into your monday, it comes back across the bay into the east bay. it'll be a while till it pulls back. we still have a nice day on the way, but look how it sort of sticks to the san mateo coast as we get into the later afternoon. so some changes, subtle ones day to day into your monday. pretty nice day. average 70s downtown to near 90 inland. but by tuesday we're looking at a cooling trend. the breezier

winds and temperatures as much as 5 to 8 degrees cooler, perhaps inland. looks like we'll get a little bump back in the temperatures on wednesday for a near average reading. so all in all, a pretty good weather if you wanted to with some sunshine and warmer conditions, 71 with those breezy winds and 60s at the coast, look for 75 near average in oakland and low 80s in the south bay with mid to perhaps some upper 80s in our inland north bay. as we look at our east bay 88 in livermore with 89 for you in concord today. so the accuweather seven day forecast we're looking at the 60s cool beach weather with the breezy winds. some sun though today there mid 70s around the bay about 90 inland more fog tomorrow temperatures will still manage to be pleasant near average then the cooldown on tuesday and it looks like we get into a pattern that brings us those 60s, 70s and 80s. the rest of the week. so pretty nice out there while all the activity is around us, right?

>> right. summer like weather today and tomorrow being the warmest day. yeah. okay thanks, lisa. well, still to come, support for union square, which renowned chef, the city of san francisco is now partnering with to bring more business to to bring more business to downtown. we'll be right back. known for loving the outdoors. known for getting everyone together. no one wants to be known for cancer, but a treatment can be. keytruda is known to treat cancer. fda-approved for 16 types of cancer, including certain early-stage cancers. one of those cancers is triple-negative breast cancer. keytruda may be used with chemotherapy medicines as treatment before surgery and then continued alone after surgery when you have early-stage breast cancer and are at high risk of it coming back. keytruda can cause your immune system to attack healthy parts of your body during or after treatment. this may be severe and lead to death.

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stay ahead. time now, 524. here at abc seven, we are working to build a better bay area. and one part of those efforts is telling you about plans meant to boost our local economy. the city of san francisco is partnering with renowned chef tyler florence to open two cafes on the plaza. abc7 news reporter leanne melendez tells us about this new project. >> ask any san francisco resident and they'll tell you it's not only the crime and homeless situation keeping

people away from the downtown area and also if you look around the streets, there's a lot of garbage. >> the streets aren't very clean. the recovery following covid has been slower than in other major cities. our neighborhoods are booming, but our downtown has a 31% office vacancy rate. and that is really going to take a while to chip away at as part of the larger plan to revitalize the area. >> the city has invited renowned chef tyler florence to take over the two cafes on the plaza. both will be called miller and lux provisions. one will be on the stockton side, the other on the powell side on stockton. >> it's going to be what we're calling the savory shop. it's going to be rotisserie chicken and spectacular farmers, market side dishes and all day brunch menu. >> the second cafe will feature the works of pastry chef carla morrow. >> we're going to have spectacular our croissants. pano chocolate, beautiful barista craft coffee. >> chef lawrence is proposal managed to beat other competitors. the cafes will sign

a three year lease with the recreation and park department, which oversees union square. the news was welcomed by the san francisco hotel council. >> restaurants and coffee shops all benefit if the hotels do well. you know, for every $100 that's spent in the hotels, $200 are spent outside of the hotels . >> tourists still consider san francisco a favorite destination . >> its history and the fact that it's really european city from italy. so that's why. and also the climate. >> it's hard to explain to people in other parts of the country about what's happening here. but i think it's really important. as you know, citizens in san francisco that have the ability to contribute, we should we should all contribute to create a better world that we want to live in. >> both cafes will open in a few weeks, helping the local economy in a delicious way. >> love to see that. well, still to come on abc seven mornings breaking overnight at the escaped inmate from pennsylvania

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fog retreats and clear as the coast. so we'll be in the 60s there to near 90 inland but it comes back quickly. if you're headed over to oakland for the parade. beautiful start partly cloudy 64 11:00 mid 70s throughout the afternoon and then upper 60s by about 7:00. stephanie >> lisa, thank you. and speaking of that happening today, we have the best place to see the oakland pride parade right here. we're streaming the event and there will be plenty in store. the city says it will be the largest parade they've done so far with almost 100 floats expected, plus the following festival will be full of fun. abc seven mornings anchor kumasi aaron spoke with george j. smith, the third the vice president of the oakland pride board. >> we're so excited to just it's going to be an awesome event. and so we just wanted everyone to come out and enjoy the east bay, especially oakland, and come out with your families, be ready to party, ready to party.

>> yeah. the parade will be followed by the oakland pride festival, which will have three stages f music and performers.re ndors will be set up along with bars and stages. ialso shows some closures you should know about from and webster seventh, 18th and franklin and 19th to 21st of broadway. ve this map posted over on our website abc7 news.com plus everything else you need to know about oakland pride. new overnight in just the last few hours, police in pennsylvania are sharing new images of the escaped inmate. take a look. they say that daniello cavallaro has shaved his beard and mustache. this from newly released photos from 430. this morning on the east coast. police say he was spotted on a ring camera. more than 400 officers are on that search right now as it enters the 11th day since the convicted killer escaped prison through the roof. coming up on abc7 this morning,

the 2024 race and gop frontrunner, former president donald trump. he is back on the ground in iowa after a summer of criminal charges. will any of the republican candidates become close contenders? plus, president joe biden is overseas as an indictment threat looms for his son, hunter. the powerhouse roundtable takes it all on, coming up at 8 a.m. on abc's this week right here on abc. arrives this morning at the presidential palace in hanoi, vietnam, where he was greeted by the general secretary at a welcome ceremony by biden will be signing a symbolic partnership with vietnam that will serve to bring the countries closer to counter china's pressure on the region. officials say the talks will be geared towards semiconductors and critical minerals. tomorrow is the 22nd anniversary of the

september 11th terror attacks. president joe biden is marking the somber anniversary with a $4 million award to the 9/11 memorial in new york city. the funding comes from the 9/11 memorial act grant program. both the president and the first lady will be taking part in separate ceremonies to honor the nearly 3000 lives lost. vice president kamala harris will attend the 9/11 memorial events in new york as well. today several 9/11 events will be held all around the bay area. mayor london breed will join the fire department in hosting the annual september 11th memorial ceremony at 930 in san francisco at saint anne of the sunset church on judah street and in the south bay at 10 a.m, state senator dave cortez and santa clara county sheriff robert johnson host a day of remembrance event at the sheriff's office. the office is located on west younger avenue between north san pedro and north first streets. still ahead on abc7 mornings, another effort

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increase in sales of tests, but claim they have the inventory to meet the country's needs. manufacturers blame issues on the sudden increase in demand, not a drop in production. they also say they're even ramping up production ahead of fall. today is the last day for the legacy fleet of bart trains. bart promises more trains and shorter wait times with an updated service schedule, which makes the original fleet of trains obsolete. there will be an official retiring ceremony for the cars next year, but the mowbray bound red line train tonight will be the last one to run in the base schedule, all starting tomorrow. wait times will be no more than 20 minutes. even on nights and weekends. on all lines as vtr officials are weighing whether to put narcan on busses and trains. abc7 news south bay reporter zach fuentes has a look at the plan. >> fentanyl overdose deaths have been a problem plaguing the south bay. >> we have had a death as young as three months old from fentanyl poisoning all the way

up to you middle aged adults. >> now a referral by county supervisor cindy chavez aims to put overdose reversal treatment narcan on vta busses, light rail cars and transit stations. chavez is also a vice chair on vta's board of directors. >> we want to make narcan available and make it ubiquitous, really anywhere that people are. >> this vta passenger who did not want to go on camera says he recently witnessed what he believes was an overdose on a bus. >> the paramedics came and had to take him off the bus and he was unconscious. and i don't know what happened to him after that, but i think that if he was dying, that narcan on the bus could have helped. >> we also spoke with other public transit users who support the possibility. >> i don't see any downsides to it if it can, you know, potentially save someone's life. >> but some have reservations, including some vta employees. i spoke with one who did not want to go on camera, vta passenger william was also part of that conversation. i got a big education here today. >> the concern center around the pressure it could put on vta employees during an emergency,

like giving mouth to mouth or something like that, that you've been practicing your whole life. and now you see somebody overdosing on drugs and you don't know exactly if you're doing the right thing and the right time. >> chavez says training, education and support will be key. >> very easy to use. it's a nasal spray that can be sprayed very quickly, and it's intended to keep spraying as you keep the person alert until help arrives. and because of that, the training is not long. it's not complicated. and while i think it could for some people feel like a lot of pressure, i think for others it will feel like an opportunity to help. >> for now, the referral would direct staff to look into the possibility of equipping vehicles and centers with narcan. if the board votes in favor of doing that thursday night, they would work with the transit union on the best ways to start the program. if that happens, chavez hopes vta will have the narcan by the beginning of next year. in san jose, zach fuentes, abc7 news. >> the point reyes national seashore held its first public meeting on its proposal to remove a controversial fence.

the removal would allow its largest elk herd to roam free.ie offs the herd experience during droughts at the tomales point elk preserve. the proposal is supported by environmental groups and activists, many of which filed litigation in federal court against the park service, alleging neglect in response to the die offs. well, sometimes fitness classes are just too expensive. that might be why some people did not wait for any cycling studio to get their spin on. to see. they look like they're having a lot of fun, i must say. a group of fitness enthusiasts started a makeshift spin class with docked rental bikes in new york city. it's one way to do it. the woman who recorded the session said she was having lunch when she heard people clapping. the class lasted about 30 minutes, she says, as i join in. lisa do you like spin? >> i'll try it. i don't know if

i'm a fan. >> would you do it on a rental bike, though? >> oh yeah. >> i don't know. good morning, everybody. here's a look at the shark tank. 60 degrees, cloudy skies in san jose where the fog has moved into to the santa clara valley. also the peninsula and parts of the north bay. so we'll talk about when you'll see the sun, how warm it's going to get. and a look for the look at the week ahead coming up. lisa, thank you. >> coco gauff is waking up as a champion this morning. the reaction from 19 year old herself as the youngest american to win the us open since serena williams. we'll be right back with more on that.

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the open since serena williams did back in 1999. no american woman has won the us open since 2017. and you can listen to her thoughts on that final championship point. >> i didn't tell myself that it was championship point. i mean, i knew obviously i was aware, but it was just shock, like a lot of shock and like crazy. i was like, this is the us open? like it didn't feel like obviously like any other tournament. so this is crazy. >> she's incredible. gauff now jumps from sixth to the third ranked women's tennis player in the world when rankings update tomorrow. as champion, she takes home a whopping $3 million in prize money. money well earned. congrats to her. now to baseball. the a's are looking to take the lead in texas while the giants hope to sweep the rockies. oakland takes on the rangers. first pitch is at 1135 and san francisco takes on colorado at home. that game starts at 5:00. in college football, the cross state pac

12, wherever we between the cardinal and the usc trojans kicked off. abc seven sports anchor chris alvarez has your morning sports. >> good morning. on saturday night, the 103rd meeting between stanford and usc. it's the most games usc has played against anybody, even crosstown rival ucla. but with the pac 12 breaking up after this season, the future of this rivalry is unknown. as for now, the cardinal trying to pull the big upset against the number six trojans, former stanford great andrew luck on the sidelines at the la coliseum. stanford in trouble from the start, down seven. nothing early. ashton daniels picked off by max williams who's going to return it inside the five usc scores 21 in the first quarter daniels would get hurt and leave the game later on second quarter, stanford punting zachariah branch turns on the jets up the middle and bye buy 75 yards later, 28. nothing usc. the trojans with more than 400 yards of offense in the first half and reigning heisman trophy winner

caleb williams airs it out to brenden rice. yes that is jerry's kid, 49 three. usc at the half and they roll as cal student section hyped in berkeley first ever matchup against auburn second quarter cal down seven three super sophomore jayden ott tough 14 yard touchdown that gave cal a 10 to 7 lead they led ten seven at the half look at him dive otto would leave the game in the second half with a likely concussion. cal had their chances to extend the lead, but michael luckhurst missed three key field goals just costly in this one. and in the final minutes, auburn's payton thorne finds rivaldo fairweather for the amazing touchdown. cal's desperation drive came up short and the bears lose a tough one. 14 to 10 san jose state looking for their first win after losing to two ranked teams. they scored five touchdowns in the first half against cal poly, chevan cordeiro, three total touchdowns in the first half. charles ross at great juggling catch 38, three at the half and they keep

going. kyrie robinson two touchdowns in the second half 124 total rushing yards they had 267 yards and five touchdowns on the ground and matthew coleman going to cap things off with a 75 yard punt return as the spartans roll 59 to 3 there in toledo next saturday. star wars night, oracle park giants looking for consecutive wins over colorado. mike yastrzemski had a leadoff double and then thairo estrada followed with a two run shot to left 11th of the year to batters in two. nothing giant and finally run support for logan webb scattered three hits and four strikeouts in six scoreless innings. jake ants win 912 and a half games out of the final wild card spot. they'll go for the sweep later today on espn sunday night. baseball, the a's beat bruce bochy and the slumping rangers on friday, trying to make it two in a row. top seven, oakland down two. nothing, man on for zach beloff. just going to sneak this one inside the pole for his 11th of the year. we're tied at two but

bottom of the inning francisco perez uncorks one and former a robbie grossman scores the eventual game winning run. rangers win three two it's oakland's 98th loss this season that is your look at sports. a very busy sports sunday nfl week one niners and steelers from pittsburgh. we'll have that later today in sports. send it back to you. >> yeah, a busy one is right. thanks, chris. well, whether you're going to the game or the oakland pride parade, meteorologist lisa argent has what you can expect. good morning, lisa. >> hey, stephanie, good morning to you. we have more fog and we are still under the influence. well, this is why we have more fog. this system has moved is moving off and dissipating. but look at all the moisture that is pushing into southern california . rain for los angeles and santa barbara. also very high humidity even down into san diego and the showers and thunderstorms through the sierra nevada into the mountains there throughout nevada. and it has pushed up more low clouds and fog locally to our area from the south bay, the peninsula. but we still have high pressure in control. that's

going to allow for a nice day. here's a look at lee, the continued to kind of wobble around in the atlantic. but it is going to gain strength. it's a category two. it will continue to strengthen to a category four. and then it's going to make that right hand turn. and it looks like it's going to parallel parallel the coast of new england. so it could make it all the way up to canada without even influencing parts of boston. but we'll have to wait and see. still some probably high surf, maybe even some rain showers there back home. we're back to that widespread fog, three quarter mile visibility. nevada with a mile in santa rosa . elsewhere, good visibility, but a great start for some of you. 58 in oakland, it's 52 in napa with 51 in santa rosa. and a look at the airport there where temperatures on the peninsula will be in the 70s and even 80s again for you around redwood city. so areas of fog, sunny skies today or tomorrow. the fog coming back, though, even more so into your monday. and we'll get to breezy cooler conditions tuesday looks to be

the coolest day of the week so our beach hazard statement continues for santa cruz where you can see waves right now at about six feet. and that southerly swell from what was hurricane jova certainly influencing on the coast here with increased risk of rip currents. so be careful if you're headed to the coast this morning. the fog wants to push a little further inland and then it retreats, not only giving sunny skies for much of the bay area at 11:00, but look what happens as we get towards the afternoon noon. really, the beaches are nice and sunny. breezy, though, temperatures in the 60s and then back to your monday morning. it's a cloudy start for some and then we will have more fog along the peninsula. but temperatures still near average for your monday and then that breezy and cooler tuesday on tap for all of us. 81 in santa clara, 78 in sunnyvale. nice day. a lot like yesterday, but maybe a little bit cloudier to start out. 75. san mateo, 80 in redwood city,

71 downtown. so near average up in the north bay. those oranges indicate the warmer day with 85 sonoma, 89. santa rosa, 75 and oakland with castro valley checking in at 81 and 90 today in pittsburgh, 89 there around concord the accuweather seven day forecast so a couple of warm days near average today tomorrow and then low clouds and fog with the breezier winds come tuesday. that should be our coolest day and then sort of settling into a pretty nice pattern with temperatures near average wednesday, thursday, friday into next weekend. so very nice i think. >> yeah, nice day for the beach. but as you pointed out, the rip currents, just to be aware of that. yeah, exactly. good point. all right, lisa, thank you. well coming up, bringing more soul to oakland. how an nba legend is expanding his beloved restaurant to make a heartfelt yet hasty to make a heartfelt yet hasty impact in the bay area.

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abc7 news reporter lena howland tells us why the expansion means so much to him. coming soon to the lake merritt neighborhood of oakland, a new taste of soul food. let's be one of the business that bets on oakland a that bets on the community that brings jobs into the community creates opportunity. former cal basketball standout nba all star and past mayor of sacramento, kevin johnson announced plans to open his sixth location of fix and soul food in oakland because of his family's ties to the area . >> and when you sit and watch what's happening, it's like, that's not the oakland that we know. so how can we help turn it around? and add a soul? food restaurants got to be more than

food. it's about culture. it's about bringing people together. it's about experience, about making positive, shared memories. and i think we can do that in oakland. >> it was founded in sacramento back in 2019, six months after opening the pandemic hit. >> and for some reason, we thrive. and so i knew we had something special here. >> he went on to open locations in los angeles and tulsa and has plans to open other locations in denver and detroit on top of oakland. >> it is incredibly important to not just have black businesses, but to support black businesses as well. we are the home of the black panthers. >> johnson's friend frederica newton, was there to celebrate a new black owned business in oakland. her late husband, black panther party founder huey p newton, was a mentor to johnson. >> this is a place where the community can look for and support and work in collaboration with and celebration of what's going to be here. and that's about the most oakland thing that we can do, right? oakland mayor shengtao says she's grateful to johnson for betting big on

oakland and for bringing in 90 jobs come may of 2024. >> and the addition that they're going to add to oakland is really a sense of community. you know, i feel like it's been a rough year or two. you know, especially with the pandemic as well, to it's feeling a little fragmented and so having this space here will be able to bring community back together in oakland. >> lena howland, abc seven news. next on abc seven mornings at 6 a.m, new video of the scary moments. >> a powerful earthquake rattled morocco as the death toll rises. how bay area families are getting involved in relief efforts. plus, addressing crime in the east bay. what oakland leaders had to say as hundreds packed into a public safety meeting.

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the clock. we are counting down to the oakland pride parade. what to expect for the bay area celebration from the route to the weather. plus the urgent message from organizers. good morning. it's sunday, september 10th. i'm stephanie sierra. we'll get to that story in just a bit. but first, we begin with the weather. lisa is here with another nice sunday ahead. yeah, it is going to be nice. >> temperatures, as you would expect for september. radar, maybe not so much. you can see rain in southern california. the mountains of the sierra nevada, some lightning strikes there. but for the bay area, a very stable weather with more