downright hot everywhere today. let's take a look for you at some pictures around the bay area, especially the one on the left. that is santa cruz, where you can see a lot of people enjoying the beach. we have team coverage for you right now beginning with meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya >> yeah. and kristen and larry, as we take a look at those temperatures right now, many areas in the 90s, san francisco , 8781 in half moon bay san jose just hit 95 degrees which ties the old record but the official records won't come down until shortly after 5:00. now the heat advisory that's in the area shaded in orange has been exceeded, ended until 11 p.m. tomorrow because this unseen hot weather is going to stick around for another day. temperatures in the mid 80s to upper 90s tomorrow. so above average and that means moderate to high heat risk will remain with us. you definitely have to take it easy out there as you look at those temperatures at 5 p.m, we still have many 80s and 90s across the board and at 7 p.m. still

hanging on to the warmth from the day coast will continue to cool because the wind has already started switching to onshore. now overnight tonight, we are expecting the temperatures to drop off at least for those who don't have ac, it's nicer to be able to sleep at night and then in the afternoon, those temperatures are soaring again. and i'll be back to let you know exactly where they will end up in just a few minutes larry. >> kristin all right, sandhya, thank you. so friday is a work day, but a lot of people skipped out early today and headed to the coast to beat the heat, especially those who don't have air conditioning. >> right. abc seven news reporter tara campbell spoke. people who were out and about today joins us live now in san francisco. tara >> yeah, larry, i think i was one of the lucky ones that got to be out there today. at least that's my opinion. i spoke with tourists and locals alike. and while some are trying to escape this heat, others are embracing it. it's sandcastles and smiles for this mother daughter duo. >> my house feels like a heater at the moment at escaping the

san francisco heat at baker beach. i was lucky enough to recently get a box for just the bedroom, but the rest of the house is really hot, so we all kind of buckle up in the bedroom when it's really that hot shoes off and picnic blankets out as the city faces what's likely to be one of the hottest days of the year. >> we heard it was going to be like 80, 85 degrees today. so we're like, why don't we do a beach day? >> jordan daniels lives in oakland and says it's rare to get a hot beach day like this in san francisco. >> so not typical at all. usually we're in like sweaters have our jackets on. >> i love it being in australian, this is like heaven for me. >> i love living in san francisco, but it's just simply not warm enough. >> and across the golden gate bridge, plenty of tourists still making the trek. >> we walk the golden gate bridge this morning and it was beautiful. it was nice and cool. some rising early to get ahead of the heat. we did. we did get here a little bit early so that we could beat the heat. >> when you were planning this trip, were you expecting this

kind of heat? no no, no. >> we thought in san francisco it will be much not so hot. we are on holiday. so we take it as it comes. so no problem. >> meanwhile, back at the beach, concerns about the climate. >> i've been coming here since i was before i was born. let me just say that. and i've never seen it this way. it's scary. it's so hot. >> glenda hudson is visiting from denver with her granddaughters. >> this is the first time i've come to this beach. and it's not like, you know, 60 degrees. but at the same time, it's kind of scary that that's actually happening. >> yeah. and as we heard there, obviously, obviously the climate is a concern. another big concern in the city is the thousands of people living on san francisco's streets, the city opening up some of its public libraries to act as cooling centers today. and the local nonprofits are also stepping up their outreach efforts. larry and kristen, tara, thanks so much. >> well, onlookers felt the heat

at the first fleet week air show of the weekend. this afternoon, the blue angels just wrapped up their performance as abc seven news reporter ryan curry joins us live now from the marina green in san francisco, where you had a great view, ryan. yeah kristin, good afternoon. >> the blue angels just moments away flew right by here one last time before they departed for the rest of the day, waiting for their next show tomorrow. but i'll tell you, resilient san franciscans were not going to let the heat stop them. many of them hug the san francisco bay shoreline for a great view of another jaw dropping display by the blue angels. the roaring sound that graces the san francisco sky is back. the blue angels air show highlights fleet week, which residents say is one of san francisco's main events. >> i love jets. i love the military. i, you know, walking around, i thought like, man, if i was younger, i wish i kind of wish i would have joined a branch. >> sunnyvale resident brandon leckie is one of the many

embracing the energy of the armed forces by braving out hot temperatures in san francisco to celebrate an event that began over four decades ago. >> i'm just taking it in. i don't even totally know what to expect because i've never been to an air show like this before. >> it's not just the navy all public service groups showed the public a glimpse of what they do. some showing if they have what it takes to be in the armed forces. children sat inside plane cockpits. others learned life saving measures like cpr and some toward a mobile hospital put up by the marines. >> the fact that that we can come out here and do this and tell our story and just participate in this great event as our sea service is with the coast guard and the navy. it's really special for us. >> fleet week officials are also honoring military members for their work in helping the community. at friday's ceremony. they are acknowledging christopher cox, a navy member who helped somebody who has been a victim of a stabbing earlier in the year in san diego. there was a gentleman that was just bleeding out on the sidewalk. and so i went over to his aid

and he was bleeding pretty badly. >> so i provided medical care following his honoring is when the air show began in all leading to the big event of the day, the blue angels. >> it kind of feels like a movie, honestly, when i think of jets in the golden gate, i just think of like, you know, godzilla or some type of movie where jets are flying around. so i think that's what i'm most excited for is just experience that in real life. >> well, thankfully, it's not as destructive as a godzilla movie, but given the fact that you are hugging the sunny bay line shore in front of the golden gate bridge. yeah it can kind of seem like you're in a movie at times here in san francisco. also fleet week officials, they are dedicating this entire weekend to the late senator dianne feinstein. we know how monumental she was in bringing the blue angels to san francisco in the early 1980s. we're live at the marina, ryan curry, abc seven news. >> instrumental. ryan, thank you so much. can't get enough and we have the full schedule of fleet week events posted on our website. you can check it out on

the front page of abc7 news.com. >> well, it's the last day of a planned three day strike by kaiser employees and it's likely going to end without a settlement. and today we're learning the us labor department is now getting involved to try to help bring an end to what is the largest health care strike in us history. abc7 news reporter answer hassan spoke to the union president today. joining us live now with more answer. >> yeah, larry. >> kaiser says that the next round of negotiations will begin next thursday. the union president says that acting us secretary of labor julie su has been speaking to both sides and may even be part of next week's negotiations. some labor experts, though, say that if the biden administration gets involved, that could be an advantage for kaiser power. we're kind of power and power. >> yes. the president supports the strikers. collective bargaining work. >> the union of health care workers president dave reagan telling striking workers that president biden is backing their

cause. we got to run through the finish line, but we are winning this thing. >> let's keep it up. >> reagan says there have been no negotiations since tuesday. staffing levels remains one of the critical issues. >> the core of everything is we just don't have enough people to do the job. kaiser has refused to give us information that we believe we're entitled to. that's why we think this is what's called an unfair labor practice strike. >> kaiser declined an interview request, saying it won't discuss details out of respect for the bargaining process. one the union says the workload has increased, which impacts patient care. they want 10,000 new employees to be hired. in an email to abc seven news on tuesday, kaiser claims the demand to hire 10,000 employees has been met. >> they say they've filled 10,000 positions. if you're really careful, most of that is people who are doing internal transfers. they've not gotten there. they're parsing words. it's just not true. oh, do we want cuts? >> what do we want out? >> reagan announced on friday to

employees at kaiser walnut creek that acting us secretary of labor julie su is now getting involved. >> i think she's already begun to get involved and is playing a valuable role and i believe she'll be. she's willing to continue to be involved and help us get to an agreement when the government steps in, they're stepping in effectively on the side of the employer. >> professor robert oaks, a union member himself, says the us department of labor's involvement may force kaiser back to the bargaining table. >> but he adds, when the government gets involved, it often forces workers to concede some of their demands. >> my concern here is that if they step in and an and pressure the union not to strike a second time, that they may not achieve their main demand. >> still, reagan is optimistic that the end is in sight. it's not that it's too complicated. >> there's too many points of disagreement. it really is. this needs to be done. let's do the right thing. we think we can

have it done next week. >> reagan says that if next week's negotiations fail, they're preparing for an even longer strike that will begin the first week of november. reporting live on sara hassan, abc seven news. >> answer thank you. contra costa county officials are investigating yet another petroleum coke dust release at the martinez refining company. today's release happened around 1030 in the morning while workers were doing maintenance. health officials deployed a hazmat team but said they didn't find any visible dust in the surrounding communities. the county now plans to post a 72 hour report from the facility on their website later. this is the refineries, fourth petroleum, coke, dust release in just the past year. >> oakland's search for a new police chief. it's gone on for months now, but it's going to take even longer. also the dominican sisters taking us on a tour of their beautiful spiritual retreat center in san rafael and explain why they're putting it up for sale. and later, the robust new jobs report that the president says is a result of biden nomics

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deadline had been last week, but is now a week from today. after that, the next step of the process is to send a list of candidates to mayor chantelle. she fired armstrong last january. he's fighting back to get the job back. >> more than a dozen small businesses are now in business around downtown san francisco, part of the vacant to vibrant program being put on by the city . and the sf new deal initiative . today, 17 small businesses launched their own pop up shops inside empty storefronts in the downtown area, including wack donuts, a vegan donut shop now located on the embarcadero. >> this seems like the perfect opportunity to get my feet wet and having what i'm writing off the mayor's coattails, a permanent storefront. so look forward to that. >> collectively, the goal is to help revitalize downtown this vacant to vibrant program is accepting applications for future phases. the city helps business owners selected for the project to fund their pop ups in the north bay. >> an unusual real estate listing aits the right buyer

who may answer to a higher lling. the dominican sisters of san rafael have made the diicult choice to sell their spiritual retreat center on magnolia avenue, a place of peace and refuge for thousands of people over the years. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard spoke with nuns at the convent about the search for the right buyer. well welcome to our chapel sister margaret diener, showing us what she calls the gem of the dominican sisters of san rafael's convent. >> this chapel inspired in neoclassical design. >> the chapel modeled after a dominican monastery in england, is part of the santa sabina center, a nondenominational place for meditation and spiritual retreat. >> people who come here come home to recover a sense of themselves built near dominican university in 1939, the center originally housed young women preparing to enter the religious order. it was the prayer chapel for the sisters to celebrate

morning and evening prayer together here. >> but the order's dwindling numbers and rising cost of maintenance has forced the sisters to make a tough choice and sell the center. they love. it would feel like a total desecration if it were destroyed or replaced, but we have to accept whatever comes next. >> we're surrendering this to a future that we know not and control. not the retreat property sits on just over two acres, complete with 38 bedrooms meeting spaces and prayer rooms, a place of tranquil city and peace. >> the sheer beauty of this building speaks of what is really one of the deepest values of the dominican order for seeing god in everything in creation. >> i've given retreats all over the world. this is by far my favorite retreat center. >> richard miller has been leading retreats to santa sabina center for decades. he says losing it will be a loss for the community. >> i was very sad and i still am

sad and my hope is someone comes in and purchase it and keeps it as a retreat center. >> for the sisters say opening bids for the center start at $11.5 million. they're also asking potential buyers to state what their intentions may be for the property. >> we're trusting that there's somebody out there that would see the benefits and the beauty . >> sister margaret looks to the heavens for the perfect beneficiary to help preserve the mission starts at long ago by the convent. >> we ask you and your viewers to pray with us about that in san rafael, cornell bernard, abc seven news. >> all right. let's turn to the forecast. we are heading into the weekend and for some people, depending on where they live, they'll be sweating into the weekend. >> yeah, i've been sweating this afternoon and that's in san francisco. no, no, karl, the fog. sandy. i know. >> we're waiting for karl to arrive as we head towards the weekend. we will notice that karl will come back into the picture. larry and kristen. yes,

it is going to be one of those days tomorrow where inland areas and parts of the bay will be sweating. but along the coastline, we're going to get some relief tomorrow. let's take a look at a live picture right now and as you will notice, just beautiful blue skies from our south beach camera. the perfect backdrop for the blue angels. i do want to show you preliminary records so far. these are not the official temperatures yet. we'll wait for the national weather service shortly after five, but san jose has reached 95 degrees. so far. the record previous was 95, set in 1987, downtown oakland, 93. that would tie the old record set in 1976. but of course, these temperatures may go up a little bit more. so we'll have to wait and see. just kind of keep that in mind as we look at live doppler seven. fog is well off the coastline, up and down the state. we have been dealing with clear conditions. and for fleet week, here's a look at the forecast. it's going to be nice for the air show tomorrow. san francisco, 88 degrees. temperature in the morning, 63 cooler with some fog on sunday. but i don't think the fog layer

will be deep enough to where the blue angels will have any problems they can fly above the fog layer. so it's just definitely going to be a changing pattern for the second half of your weekend. certainly hazy skies from our mount tam cam 86 in the city, low 90s oakland mountain view right now 95. in san jose 93 degrees in palo alto from our emeryville camera we are seeing just a beautiful view as we look back towards the golden gate bridge there mid 90s novato santa rosa, 93 in napa fair field, 97 degrees. it's hot. concord livermore mid 90s and nothing but sunshine from our sutro tower camera. the heat hangs around for one more day tomorrow. fog returns sunday. it's going to turn breezy and cooler and much cooler for monday with showers arriving in the afternoon and the evening. 5:00 tonight. if you're stepping out on this friday evening, it's still going to be warm to hot out there as the temperatures start to drop at 8 p.m. most noticeable near the coast. and then as we head towards tomorrow morning, you will notice the temperatures do come down quite

a bit. it's nicer start to the morning. if you don't like the heat tomorrow afternoon, get ready for some hot weather again. but the coast will remain more in the comfort zone. clear skies tomorrow morning. temperatures will be in the 50s, 60s. so it's a mild beginning tomorrow afternoon in the south bay, another hot day, upper 90s gilroy, morgan hill, 95. in san jose, 90 in santa cruz on the peninsula, 89 in mountain view, 78 degrees in half. moon bay. so you will get some relief near the immediate coastline. 88. downtown san francisco, 85 in daly city, north bay. temperatures mid 90s from san rafael to sonoma to santa rosa heading into the east bay well above average, 88 in oakland, 91 in fremont, inland areas 96. concord 98 degrees in livermore . your accuweather seven day forecast if you like it hot you have one more day to get out and enjoy it. if you don't just go to the coast tomorrow, it's not going to be quite as hot and then you will notice sunday everybody drops off a level one system comes in monday afternoon, evening. some showers continuing chance on tuesday,

but you'll notice that dramatic change, especially inland when you go from the 90s to the 70s, kristin and larry, big change. >> you're happy, right? >> i'm waiting for the 70s to arrive. i know because you don't have ac so that makes it tough. >> yeah. >> so tank tops to sweatshirts in just a matter of days. >> that's how it is. that's that's how it is in the fall. that's right. >> thanks, andrea. >> all right. >> coming up, the boss will be back. wait a second. kristen's right here. we got the new dates for bruce springsteen and his highly anticipated bay area shows that were postponed last month. >> oh, larry. and later, the question to ask at the pumpkin patch or the farmers market this weekend, it might take and make a difference in the battle against climate change. >> i'm seven on your side's michael finney. coming up, a huge candy recall. and this is an odd one. hang around. we'll have but his vision dimmed with age.

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rolling candies due to choking hazards. the consumer pardon me? the consumer product safety commission says the recall stems from the choking death of a seven year old new york girl back in april. she died when the candies rolling ball, you can see it right there in the picture, got loose from the top. it got stuck in her throat and she passed away. that treat was a cocoa candy made by cgr distribution an that company is recalling some 145,000 of those candies. another company called candy dynamics is recalling 70 million of its slime licker sour rolling liquid candy. you can find the list of recall candy on the ccpc website. getting the government rebate for buying an electric car is about to be a whole lot easier starting next year. the inflation reduction reduction act will allow dealerships to take up to $7,500

off the price of the car for when you're making the purchase . that's the way it is now. buyers have to file their tax returns to receive the credit. the change means dealers can apply the credit at the point of purchase to qualify, buyers must meet certain income limits. they can have an income of more than $150,000 of single 300 grand if filing jointly and $225,000 if they are the head of household. this will make it so much easier because if you buy a car in january now you're waiting all the way till the next year to get the money, but not anymore. >> get immediately write off the tab. all right. thank you, michael. sure. thank you. all right, president biden celebrating a positive trend when it comes to american jobs. >> still ahead, the number of jobs created last month that's surpassed expectations. >> they believe that the climate change is a depletion of mother earth and its resources and they are the stewards of this land also, a new exhibit at san francisco's de young museum. >> the connectionsetween the subjects and the environment

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today's job report is just another example of what it looks like when we focus on building an economy from the middle out and the bottom up, not the top down. >> president biden taking credit for a jobs report sharply higher than expected. he says it's all a result of bidenomics, whether it's bidenomics or not, the september jobs report soared to numbers that analysts didn't expect. now the labor department says the economy created 336,000 new jobs in september. >> tha is the largest monthly gain since january. and evidence that companies remain confident enough to keep hiring despite high interest rates. abc7 news

reporter reena roy with the story. >> president biden taking a victory lap in washington following a surprisingly robust jobs report from the labor department. it's no accident. >> it's biden's comics were growing the economy from the middle out, the bottom up, not the top down. >> 336,000 jobs added in september, well above what economists expected and above the average monthly gain of 267,000 over the last year. most of the jobs in government health care and leisure and hospitality . >> my economic plan is bringing supply chains home and investing in industries of the future so we can make things in america again with american workers. wages were up 0.2% for the month and 4.2% for the year. >> the unemployment rate held steady at 3.8. >> and i guess if you're looking for a silver lining here, not so much for workers, but maybe for the federal reserve is that wages rose, but not as quickly

as we expected. and this strong report means companies keep hiring despite high interest rates and a number of challenges currently affecting the us economy. >> we have union workers striking and different industries across the country. >> we have chaos in washington. we have higher interest rates. prices are still not where we need them to be. so we do have elevated inflation, yet we are continuing to see a very strong jobs market. this report will help the fed determine whether or not to raise interest rates again as they continue their efforts in lowering inflation. >> they'll also be keeping an eye on the consumer price index report coming out next thursday. reena roy, abc news new york. >> well, stocks rallied today after the release of that jobs report. >> the dow jones industrial average gained 288 points or 0.87. the nasdaq rose 1.6% and the s&p 500 added 1.18. more questions over the biden administration's plan to build a border wall along the us mexican

border. >> you'll recall during the trump presidency, congress earmarked hundreds of millions of dollars for border wall construction. now some are asking, well, why build it now? if the funds have been available since biden took office? well, the president defended the move amid what is a historic uptick in illegal border crossings from mexico into the us. there's nothing under the law other than they have to use the money for what it was appropriated. >> i can't stop that. do you believe the border wall works? no. this decision today, it feels like too little, too late . >> customs and border protection plans indicate the new construction will be an 18 foot portable barrier that is different than the 30 foot design under the trump administration. >> even former house speaker kevin mccarthy says he is not resigning, reports today indicated the bakersfield republican was considering stepping down before the end of his term in january of 2025. as a congressman. but he told reporters this afternoon that he's not leaving the house early

on tuesday, the house voted to remove mccarthy from his position as speaker of the house. there are plans for republicans to elect a new speaker next week. >> a woman currently in an iranian jail for protesting against women's oppression is this year's recipient of the nobel peace prize. the committee honoring activist narges mohammadi for her work fighting for women's rights in iran. she's currently serving a ten year term for protest, the death of a woman who was killed during nationwide protests. mohammadi's arrest. she has been arrested numerous times throughout the years with battles with authorities that included the fight for democracy and against the death penalty in iran. >> it's a six month stay that's turned into two years. >> the battle over an airbnb guest who refuses to leave. and he's a 78 year old fussy eater. the reason why legendary announcer al michaels says he's never eaten a vegetable. we

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original agreement. the daily mail reports the woman also refused to leave a sublet in oakland in 2019. an. why is this allowed? like, why can't you just call the cops and forcibly remove them? anyone? >> i'm not sure. >> excellent question. >> a lot of the rules seem designed more to protect the tenants than the landlord these days, so i don't know if it's a shifting pendulum that goes back and forth, but looking at the house, i could see why she wouldn't want to leave. i mean, look, pretty nice reasons for some of the some of the protections, but in this case, that's egregious, right? >> well, yeah. >> first of all, you know, we just wouldn't do it. but second, like, i wish there was a way that if you were the landlord, you could see this person's got a bad history. i don't know. i don't do i'm not all like super high tech. i'm not ubering and stuff, but so like, i don't know , can you see like this person has a bad rental history from airbnb or can you not? >> i would think so. plus you

could also get credit reports and things like that. so there's information out there. but with a six month rental, that kind of changes things a little bit because it's almost like i mean, it is a long term thing and now it's a really, really long term thing that the what if you have to figure out, yeah, what if they did a, you know, two strikes, you're out. >> like if you've i mean she has a history in oakland and here and maybe they just have rules where the second time they're not going to give you leeway but the audacity of asking for $100,000 to leave, i'll leave for 50 form super bowls to the olympics. >> legendary sportscaster al michaels has done it all well, almost everything this week. in an interview with cnn, michaels affirmed that his lifelong streak of never knowingly eating a vegetable oil is still alive. this is something he first made public in 2012. the 78 year old sportscaster says his parents were teenagers when he was born . as a result, they let him eat or not eat whatever he wanted. >> i'm thinking of one of the more non objectionable

vegetables. a carrot. oh please, please. >> a carrot. no, no. that's an objectionable vegetable. i mean, i was really. >> i mean, how would you know? you've never tasted it. >> i look at it, i just don't even like the look of it. wow >> wow. anti vegetables. who has a list of objectionable vegetables? sandhya, how do you feel about broccoli? >> i love all the vegetables. i mean, i eat broccoli, cauliflower, okra, carrots. i mean, i don't know. brussels sprouts, brussels sprouts. >> yum, yum. >> but it is interesting. i mean, because we're taught all these dietary rules and things and al michaels, i just saw him a couple of weeks ago, 78 years old. he's doing fine. he appears to be healthy. so good genes. yeah yeah. you know what? it's probably a genetics thing. yeah, you're right. >> not everyone needs the good nutrition. most of us do. larry well, you can't. >> you can, though. get a lot of, like they say for little

kids who, you know, don't really love vegetables, find a fruit of the same color and you're basically kind of getting a lot of the same nutrition. oh, really? >> you're trying to trick al michaels into eating a carrot. he finds just the sight of it. objection >> i'm sorry. yeah >> green fruits. what which are the green fruits? >> i don't know. green grapes, green plums or green apples? >> yeah. >> okay. yeah we're rolling there a lot. >> apparently. >> okay, great ideas. now to the school dance proposal gone wrong near salt lake city. a girl named katie left a poster in some cans of beans on a doorstep, hoping to ask a possible date to the sadie hawkins dance. the only problem she got the wrong house. oh, now the homeowner, louis meyer, is trying to find katie, so she doesn't think she got rejected. mario has posted messages on social media and called local high schools, but no luck yet. if you're wondering about the beans, the poster reads, i've been meaning to ask, you want to go to sadie's cute.

>> that is very sweet. >> that is so cute. somebody's got to come through for her. >> yeah. >> somehow this will probably do it. i mean, because this will turn into stories everywhere in the paper, online, everywhere. yeah. >> i'm just surprised schools have sadie hawkins is the idea that there's only one dance when the girl should be asking the guy like these days aren't all dances. just ask whoever you want or go alone as you will. whatever makes you happy. >> you should. >> yeah, that's a good point. >> yeah. actually >> but the beans. >> the beans. the beans make the story and the crocs make this story. we've seen crocs, high heels, crocs, sandals. now the rubbery shoes are going country . yes. you'll soon be able to get these crocs cowboy boots. yes. the black boots feature a spinning spur. if you're into that sort of thing. crocs says it will launch its classic cowboy boot on october 23rd, also known as croc day. and we checked the website, but there's a waiting list for these boots. so you can see you've got your basic croc at the bottom. and then the top is customized. you

know, boots and they sell for $120. so who says yes? who says no? >> i actually like these better than the other ones. >> oh, but the other boots are other crocs. the other crocs. >> i do not like the crocs. i don't like the way they look. but here are saying. >> yeah, crocs are big with teenagers. but i mean, i'm not going to be wearing those. they've really varied up their styles. >> alma, believe it or not, i got a pair of slides that were actually super cute and don't have the chunky front with the holes, you know? >> all right, show me. let me see. you're going to have to show me next week. >> i will just put my feet up on the desk and show you my crocs right. >> you know, it's smart of them to expand their line. >> yeah, expand the customer base. all right. kristin and her crs next week. that's it for the your dog is the one you wanted. you want what's best for them. ♪ ohh, ohh, ohh! ♪ so ask your vet about new nexgard plus.

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with a look. dan? yeah larry. >> kristen it's part of a new exhibit opening this weekend at san francisco's deyoung museum and the connection between the subjects and the environment that are very personal. i believe that climate change started happening at impact. >> the voices filling the theater at san francisco's deyoung museum are members of native communities indigenous to california. >> their unique perspective and

urgent warnings about climate change are captured in both moving pictures and still portraits by photographer kurt bassendyne. we believe that the climate change is a depletion of mother earth and its resources and they are the stewards of this land. >> you know, the exhibit is called contemporary indigenous voices of california's south coast range bassendyne met us as the exhibit was still being installed. >> she hopes the subjects will translate their wisdom to a wider audience. >> the very, very deep conversations that left it open for their more knowledgeable, you know, wisdom. >> we first met one of the subjects tribal chairman valentin lopez, during a report on the fire ravaged santa cruz mountains. that's where chairman lopez and other members of the ama mutsun community were sharing native knowledge about ceremonial burns and managing healthier forests. >> our history did not start with the missions. our people were here for thousands of years and our ancestors were scientists, and they have a lot

of very significant knowledge for all people to learn from other indigenous tribal members share that wisdom as well. >> you know, you just follow, follow your generations back far enough off for indigenous people . >> climate change is really the desecration and the depletion of our mother earth. >> people need to learn from the tribal people about how to take care of mother earth. they are voices with echoes of an ancient past carrying messages in the age of climate change that could have a profound effect on our future. >> yeah, and is spiritual. it's everything, you know, and it's urgent. it's an urgent message that we have to work together for the good of our communities and our planet. >> the exhibit contemporary indigenous voices of california's south coast range opens this weekend at the deyoung. admission is free. and larry, as you can tell, it is thought provoking and really quite powerful and compelling. >> absolutely. thank you, dan.

you bet. heads up. if you're heading to a farm or maybe a farmer's market to get some pumpkins this weekend, the epa says those who want to make a sustainable choice should ask if they use synthetic fertilizer. kaiser experts say those types of fertilizers take a lot of fossil fuels to produce and can then release large amounts of nitrous oxide and phosphorus. and they contribute to climate change. some farms use things like manure and compost or maybe green waste as fertilizer, and that can have a positive impact. really cool thing about agriculture is it is a major source of greenhouse gases, but it can also be a major solution in terms of climate change because we know the practices that that farmers can use to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. gault says manure combined with other practices and planting of the crops that cover the soil, can actually capture carbon to help reduce emissions. and marc benioff salesforce has been very active in trying to promote the planting of more trees so that we can reverse some of the

carbon problems that we have. >> yeah, there are a lot of good efforts in the bay area underway right now for sure. all right. more trees, more canopy, more shade. all sounds like a good idea on a day like this. >> yeah. sandhya, i don't know how much shade is out there right now. >> yeah, i mean, you really have to look around and find some just to beat the heat, that's for sure. larry and kristen, let's take a look at live doppler seven. we don't have any fog around right now. we're going to have to wait another day or so before it returns tomorrow afternoon. it's another warm to hot day away from the coast, places like halfmoon bay, you're going to come down to 78 degrees tomorrow afternoon as we look at sunday, it is definitely heat relief for the bay area. there will be a few low 90s, but that's about it. look at monday. i mean talk about a dramatic change 60s and 70s. and speaking of monday, we do have some wet weather in the forecast between monday afternoon, evening and still a lingering chance going into tuesday as one front after another comes through the accuweather seven day forecast. it is going to be a warm to hot day for most areas tomorrow

other than the immediate beaches sunday, you will notice temperatures coming down and that level one system for monday bringing us some wet weather. certainly welcome around. time of year because we don't want to deal with the fire danger which we will have to deal with going into tomorrow kristen, larry. all right. >> thank you, sandhya. still to come, a bit of magic from the marvel universe as loki. >> is that you? what on earth are you doing here? >> i've been pulled through time . >> george pinocchio previews season two of loki, which starts streaming tonight. this is abc. 724. seven live 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. >> here 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.

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then stay around for abc seven news at 11. disney is celebrating its new animated film wish with a chance for you to enter to win a trip for four to walt disney world and a disney cruise to the bahamas for

every entry into disney's wish together for sweepstakes, disney will donate $5 to make a wish up to $1 million. our parent company, disney and make a wish have been partnering to make life changing wishes come true for children with critical illnesses. for more than 40 years. you can find out more and enter at disney.com/wish together. wish opens in theaters november 22nd. now we head into the marvel multiverse in today's on the red carpet report about loki returns with plenty of familiar faces. plus one oscar winner. here's george pennacchio of our sister station in los angeles. >> as marvel fans have been eagerly awaiting the return of one of their favorites, the god of mischief, loki tom hiddleston returns to the role for another round of time traveling adventures. loki, is that you know, what on earth are you doing here? >> i've been pulled through time between the past and the present

in the future. it's another round of mind bending fun with season two of the hit marvel series. >> loki, its star tom hiddleston , has been part of the big screen mcu for years, but it was the first season of disney plus deep dive into loki that drew even more fans into loving his mischievous ways. >> don't overthink it.

>> well, most of the original loki cast is reunited for season two. there is one new character who is also bound to become a fan favorite oscar winner kiwi kwan plays a quirky repair man for the time variance authority ouroboros or obi for short. >> do you think this is a higher priority than preventing a temporal meltdown? no, no, no, no. >> i stay focused on the temporal. i agree. >> all right. it is so funny. season two of loki premieres tonight on disney. plus, starting at 6:00. and disney is , of course, the parent company of abc seven. abc seven news is streaming 24 seven. get the abc seven bay area streaming tv app and join us whenever you want wherever you are. that's going to do it for abc seven news at four. you want to stick around for abc seven news at 5:00 with dan and alma. remember we have a lot more news including coverage of the blue angels as this is

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