angels learn what else you can experience. good morning to you. it is saturday, october seventh. i'm gloria rodriguez. meteorology ist lisa argen is tracking a heated advisory in effect today. it has been warm out there. yes amazing.

>> in fact, the beaches were even hot. we were talking about that today. the last really hot day out there. and we're starting with live doppler seven. so you can see the fog down around san diego. otherwise most of the shoreline is clear. and we're looking for that fog to return about this time tomorrow. so the heat advisory until 11:00. you can see temperatures still from the mid 80s to the upper 90s. that's ten to about 17 degrees above average. current numbers right now. look at that, san francisco, 70 degrees, 63 in oakland, 68, san mateo with cooler 50s up in the north bay. so compared to yesterday, say it is a couple of degrees cooler from santa rosa, but overall, very little change until late in the day today where we get a weak onshore flow at our beaches . so the only changes will be a few degrees cooler there. you'll notice it will still be in the 80s though, along the coastline temporarily before that sea breeze kicks in and upper 90s inland. we'll track that cooldown for tomorrow. coming up, gloria. >> all right. thank you so much, lisa. we are in day four of what

was planned as a three day strike for kaiser employees. with a strike now ending in just under an hour from now. and it is likely to end without a settlement. the us labor department is getting involved to help bring an end to what is the largest health care strike in us history. abc seven news reporter anchor hasan has more from the union president. >> yes, the president supports the strikers collective bargaining works. >> 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. who's got the power? what kind of power? union power. >> 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. 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 transfer years. they've not gotten their their parsing words. it's just not true. how do we walk hot troc. >> what do we want it about 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 willing to continue to be involved and help us get to an agreement when the government steps in, they're stepping in effective early on the side of the employer. >> professor robert oaks, a union member himself, says the

us department of labor is involved. >> mint 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 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. >> ansar hassan, abc seven news, the united auto workers union is not expanding its strike against detroit's big three automakers after a breakthrough, the companies agreed to unionize their electric vehicle battery plants. >> uaw president says that significant progress has been made in talks with general motors. ford and stellantis. shares of all three automakers rose after the union's

announcement. another sign the strike could end soon are the union president said that the companies are bumping up their offers with wage increases. new this morning, one person is dead and two others are injured after a shooting in richmond. the incident happened last night near 23rd street just before 8 p.m. police say when they arrived, they found three victims who had been shot. two of the victims were transported to a local trauma center to be treated. and the other victim did not survive. richmond police say that this is an ongoing investigation and they have not released any information about a possible suspect in the east bay. it's already been months and oakland's effort to find a replacement for ousted police chief laurent armstrong may take even longer. the city has extended the application deadline at the request of the firm conducting the process. oakland city administrator says at the extension allows for the police commission to thoroughly recruit quality candidates. the

deadline had been last week, but now it is next friday. after that, the next step of the process is to send a list of candidates to mayor qingtao. she fired armstrong in february and he is fighting to get that job back. the biden administration is defending the decision this week to approve new sections of a border wall. this is a massive increase in migrant crossing along the southern border overwhelms resources in communities around around the country. abc's derrick dennis has more. >> border towns and major cities feeling the strain from a surge of migrants. mexican officials now reviewing this video showing hundreds of migrants rushing to enter the us aid groups at the border, saying they face a humanitarian crisis. >> there are anywhere between 150 to 800 people every day and that's a revolving number. so it's not the same people out. >> up to 25 busses of migrants arrive in chicago each day. city officials say the mayor, they're

making plans to visit the border. and during a tour of latin america, new york city mayor eric adams asking migrants not to come, going to uphold our values as a city of immigrants, but to do that, we need to stabilize this city nation. the biden administration facing pressure to act, announcing a stunning reversal, clearing the way for the construction of nearly 20 additional miles of border wall in south texas. despite biden's campaign promise he would not. and just this week, president biden saying he does not believe the border wall works. >> i was told that i had no choice. i can't say i don't like it. i'm not going to do it. >> the white house saying federal law requires they use funds put aside for border wall construction under the trump administration. but while announcing the project, homeland security director alejandro mayorkas saying there is an acute and immediate need for the construction in order to prevent unlawful entries into the united states. mexico's president

rejecting the plan, calling the move a step backwards. dare dennis abc news new york. >> p-g-and-e's says some equipment failed yesterday in san francisco, knocking out power to nearly 9000 customers at one point kezar stadium was in the dark. >> it was supposed to host a high school football game and that game had to be postponed. pga says that, well, they really haven't told us what caused that outage, but they are looking into whether it might be due to the heat. about 500 customers are without electricity right now. pga says that power may be restored this afternoon in the south bay santa clara. police have released photos of a man and woman they're looking for in connection to a fight levi stadium. police say that these people were fighting in the stands of the 49 ers game against the new york giants two weeks ago. officers have already arrested another person for assault and battery, but they need help identifying the man and woman in these photos.

investigators are asking anybody who recognize them to call santa clara police. roar from the blue angels, they once again soared and dazzled onlookers with their aerial acrobatics. as fleet week gets into full swing for the weekend. and so far, we have just seen perfect weather. and that, of course, has delighted the crowd flocking to san francisco. abc7 news reporter tim johns found people from all over who are taking in the sights and the sounds as one of the most exciting weekends of the year. >> kicked off in san francisco friday week. baby from the water to the skies, the crowds of locals and tourists alike were dazzled by the sights and sounds of fleet week, something phenomenal that i've never experienced before, just in comparison to such a smaller

country. at pier 39, dozens came out to watch one of the navy bands perform. truly, san francisco is my favorite town to play in. adding to the festive mood was undoubtedly the weather. while last year's fleet week was cooler and damper than normal. san francisco local al says this weekend's high temperatures are definitely making up for it. >> we're going to go to north beach. we always come down here. i'll come down tomorrow again, see the show. i'd like to listen to the bands. everybody's had a band all around the city all week. during the height of the pandemic, it felt like everyone in san francisco had disappeared . >> but now we keep on hearing that the city finally feels like it's alive once again. one person who talks about the city's vibrancy was new resident london lee, who recently moved up north from los angeles. lee said even though she's heard about fleet week in the past, she's glad she finally gets to experience it in person. >> oh, i love it. it's like it's live. it's wonderful people out here. the weather is amazing. >> while lee might be seeing fleet week for the first time for some members of the navy

band, it will be their last. after more than 20 years performing in this special week in the city by the bay, drew williams says he's retiring, but he's making sure to take the memories with him. >> i've been holding back tears. the whole week. tomorrow is going to be tough in san francisco. >> tim johns, abc seven news. >> and this weather has made for some great flying conditions for the blue angels. lisa we're expecting another beautiful day, right? yeah look at that view. >> isn't that gorgeous? sutro tower with sparkling san francisco in the upper 60s to near 70. it's 54 at the coast. and we're going to talk about our last very, very warm day today. may and plot that cooldown coming our way tomorrow. coming up. >> all right. sounds good. thank you, lisa. and also ahead, a great white shark is spotted swimming dangerously close to shore. hear from experts about the shark hotspot. and also the dominican sisters. take us on a tour of their beautiful spiritual retreat center in san rafael and explain why they're rafael and explain why they're putting it up for sale.

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your forecast with lisa coming up in just a little bit. a great white shark is spotted swimming dangerously close to shore in aptos. the sighting happened off hidden beach on thursday. and a man got video of the shark with his drone and says there were at least two other great whites in the area. abc7 news south bay reporter lauren martinez spoke to the man as well as an expert who says the area is a hotspot for shark activity. >> a great white shark was captured on drone video swimming feet away from the shoreline in aptos. >> it's shark tober. that's what they call it. october, october. this is one of the big ones. start showing up. >> eric maylander captured this impressive video on thursday

afternoon from his boat off hidden beach. >> a lot of people come up to me. oh, well, how close do sharks come to shore? and that video kind of speaks for itself. it does speak volumes, maylander said it was a whale carcass that brought the sharks so close to shore. you have to realize that whales decompose and it's sending a lot of scent in the water, a lot of oil. >> maylander said he spotted two more sharks when this video was taken. the program director for the pacific shark research center of moss landing said it's not uncommon for them to be right under the surf. >> and i'll go up in like specialize helicopters out of watsonville and to look at them and i'll count 40 white sharks just around the cement boat. and they're like, right, just in back of the surf, just kind of hanging out during the day and people are in the water splashing around. usually kids parents are sitting on the beach. they have no idea. there's like, you know, 40 white sharks just behind him. the recent sighting is unnerving for local residents going swimming

is definitely not an option for me right now. >> i think it's fascinating. just the whole cycle of life and nature taking care of itself, but also scary for the past eight years, ebert said, there's been a lot of young white sharks around the monterey area in the summer and fall. >> we're still on average 3 to 4 attacks a year. >> so i try to tell it to people so the sharks are not out there looking for people. they're not letting people put it bluntly. you're not on the menu with the sharks. >> may through december is the time. great white sharks will be swimming off our coastline. >> just trying to set the record straight and show people their wild animal. they're beautiful and we're very lucky to have them in our own backyard. >> most people grow up in this area. they never see a white shark their entire life. but if you're so if you're in a boat or somewhere safe and you see one, you know, enjoy the moment, you know, if you're in the water, just quick, you know, as calmly as you can make your way out of the water in aptos, lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> the national park service says it has scaled back recovery efforts for swimmer who went

missing near point reyes national seashore. >> 52 year old felix lewis njai was reported missing on sunday morning. he was last seen by friends about 100ft from shore. they say he was attacked by a shark, but officials have not confirmed that. an update on some stories about building a better bay area concert action of 200 units of emergency housing is moving forward in san jose following a vote from vta's board of directors. it's a five year lease agreement for land owned by vta under the deal. the development must include mental health services, drug and alcohol rehabilitation, food services, as well as transportation. earlier, a vta report found that staff had security and safety concerns over n employees living near largeehicles. the site is just more than seven acres. it's located at the soroni bus yard in north san jose. a hotel located in san francisco's

tenderloin neighborhood plans to remove its sprinkler system that's near a popular homeless encampment. the sprinkler sprinkler system along the best western red coach inn at eddy street failed fillled a city inspection on thursday day. according to the sf chronicle, the city determined that the sprinkler eyes were improperly installed and the inspection was prompted by public backlash that the hotel received for installing the sprinklers. hotel management says that they were not installed to keep away unhoused people, but rather to clean the sidewalk. oakland is a step closer to adding more automated license plate readers as the city's privacy advisory commission recommended approval of a sensible use policy that protects individual privacy. the policy will now go to the city council for approval. mayor shengtao says that the new modern system is necessary to fight the city's rising crime rates. oakland is looking at about 100 or 300 actually

surveillance cameras throughout the city. in the north bay, the dominican sisters of san rafael have made the difficult choice to sell their spiritu retreat center. the nt is not far from the dominican university of california campus. the chapel is part of the santa sabina center. that's a nondenominational place for meditation refuge and spiritual retreat. dwindling numbers and rising costs of maintenance has forced the sisters to sell the center door that 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 asking price for the center will start at 11.5 million million. potential buyers must state their intentions for that property. well, we've been talking about this beautiful weather the last few days. meteorologist lisa

argen is tracking the forecast first, and i know that it has been really nice, but for some people it's getting a little almost too hot right? yeah. >> you know, the thing about october, though, it's pretty tolerable because once that sun begins, begins to set, it really does cool off with the longer nights. so it is really a lot of people's favorite time of year and one more day where we have temperatures well above average. it's been four days and on friday we saw 90 at the coast yesterday day 80s and today we will see a few 80s early on. but the onshore gradients are returning later on today. so that means fog and slightly cooler at the coast. there's a look at the marine layer still well offshore. 63 right now in oakland, upper 60s in alameda, as well as hayward. it is 62 in union city. so pretty mild out there. but some areas with that wind really calm have dropped into the 50s. look at 54 by the delta upper 60s, san francisco and 52 in novato. so nice clear

sky with that strong ridge still in place. so our heat hangs around for one more day looking at the fog coming back, maybe 3:00 tomorrow morning, allowing for some gray sky along the coast early sunday and then it's a nice day, but as much as 10 to 13 degrees cooler on sunday. another drop of another ten to maybe 15 degrees for you on monday. and we're going to track some showers, bringing in our storm impact scale for monday. here's a look at that fog offshore as we go through the day, it begins to move closer to the coast, but it still stays at the coast. and we're looking at sunny and hot conditions inland, early by sunday. here comes the fog. so that brings the cooler weather with us throughout the day on sunday. in fact, much cooler. so as we look at our highs, you still see those 90s inland, but we're looking at those 70s over in oakland, 60s return for san francisco and then on the coast back to the 60s. look what happens monday.

this is rain off shore highs only in the upper 60s and as we get into your tuesday still below average, pretty gray out there, but we will get back on track to some more average weather by about the middle of the week. so there's the cold front on monday, it pushes through and then another slug of moisture to the north of us on tuesday. so talk about a 180in terms of rainfall at this point. this model bringing in about 2/10 up in santa rosa, lesser amounts elsewhere for today. notice upper 80s downtown, 70 d tomorrow for the air show and then highs today ranging from the mid 80s in san francisco, 88 palo alto. we were well into the 90s redwood city few degrees cooler but still mid and upper 90s inland and then the accuweather seven day forecast today hottest day by far the cooling gets underway overnight tonight into sunday level one system on monday. showers arrive monday night into tuesday. so we've got everything and then by

the end of the week we're where we should be in the low 80s inland. so it has been hot, but really very nice. >> so nice. yeah and i know today with fleet week, the blue angels show a lot of people are going to be here in san francisco and i'm sure loving the weather. yeah, today's the day for sure. it's going to be beautiful. thank you, lisa. >> and coming up, pretty nice place. she's squatting in pretty nice without paying anything. >> next to the battle between a homeowner and tenant. the feeling of finding the psoriasis treatment she's been looking for. sotyktu is the first-of-its-kind, once-daily pill for moderate-to-severe plaque psoriasis... for the chance at clear or almost clear skin. it's like the feeling of finding that outfit psoriasis tried to hide from you. or finding your swimsuit is ready for primetime. dad! once-daily sotyktu is proven to get more people clearer skin than the leading pill. don't take if you're allergic to sotyktu; serious reactions can occur.

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happened. >> and in brentwood's hillside sits a community eye level with the getty center, whose neighbors include lebron james and fergie. but the resident everyone seems to be talking about today lives here for free . >> my husband yesterday was outside and some guy comes by and goes, do you know you're living next door to a squatter, a periodontist named alexander or sasha jovanovich bought this house in 1995. >> through the years, he's remodeled it and in 2019 decided to rent the guest house out on airbnb. that's how his and elizabeth hirschhorn's paths crossed. she was looking for a place to stay for six months, reached out and ended up here. that was two years ago. repairs the guest house needed four months in, caused the initial animosity which led jovanovic to extend the tenant stay beyond her airbnb reservation because they made an unofficial agreement. airbnb is no longer getting involved and the guest house itself doesn't have the right permit. so jovanovic needs to find a legal reason to evict her. >> it's a pretty nice place she's squatting in, you know, it looks like a glass room and very

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gloria rodriguez. meteorology missed lisa. arjun is continuing to track a heat advisory. good morning to you, lisa. >> hey, good morning, gloria. until 11:00 tonight for san francisco and around the monterey bay where temperatures continue to be about 10 to 15 degrees above average today is the last day that we'll see temperatures a little uncomfortable for some, but i think most are probably enjoying the october warmth as we get into little patchy fog offshore later on throughout the overnight hours, upper 60s san francisco. it is 55 half moon bay as well as santa rosa 66 in concord. so we're the wind has been very calm and those light offshore gradients we are certainly holding on to that warmth but cooler up in the north bay. here's the plan for about 9:00. we're into the low 70s inland. you can see that fog offshore as we get into the afternoon, getting close to half moon bay, but still 90 upper 90s inland, a few 80s at the coast early on, but that sea breeze returns today. fog tonight cooler for your sunday.

>> gloria, thank you so much. lisa some kaiser employees will continue their strike. the planned kaiser strike that was set to end today will now continue until 6:00 this morning. so for about another half hour, 23,000 bay area employees are participating and an additional 50,000 across the country. that makes this the largest health care strike in us history. we do. we >> what do we want? and now kaiser says negotiations are set to resume next thursday. >> union president dave reagan says that acting us secretary of labor julie su has spoken to both sides and that she may attend those negotiations in oakland. i think she's already begun to get involved and is playing a valuable role and i believe she'll be willing to continue to be involved and help us get to an agreement. reagan also said if negotiations for

better staffing fail, the union is planning for a longer strike in november. and this morning we are learning that some walgreens employees are staging a series of walk outs next week. they say that harsh working conditions make it difficult to safely fill prescriptions and they believe this could put customers at risk . in a statement, walgreens acknowledge that employees are overworked and landlords are attempting to make the san francisco housing market more appealing to renters. according to the sf chronicle, nearly 40% of landlords are offering deals in their zillow postings to draw in more renters. zillow data shows that in august, 39% of its rentals offered some kind of deal. the discounts included a few weeks of free rent, lower rent or free parking. in 2021, concessions went up 45, compared to 20% in 2019. in san francisco is now making it easier to get

people off the streets and into housing. people will be able to get shelter without having to present proper documentation. abc seven news reporter ryan curry spoke with the city's homeless department about that change. >> san francisco is removing a barrier that made it difficult for some on the streets to access shelter. the city's department of homeless and supportive housing says people can now get a temporary place to stay without documentation. this is a real opportunity for us to move people directly off of the street and into housing. unhoused residents seeking shelter through the department once needed to show a driver's license or social security card. the department says oftentimes those experiencing homelessness couldn't provide those documents . >> what we knew was that there were a lot of people on the street who had been determined to need housing based on their vulnerability, but that the system we were using wasn't effective in getting those folks into housing. >> this started as a pilot program back in june, and so far the department says it helped 19

people without documentation when those people were then given 90 days to get the identity action needed to continue receiving aid. and the department will help them. they say the goal is to get vulnerable communities, the resources they need to get off the streets and stay off the streets. >> we're also focused on sustainability and really making sure that people who we who we select for this and are working with for this are surrounded with the support they need so that they can actually maintain their housing. the city says about 350 units are available right now, but officials are priority housing aid to people living on sidewalks instead of campers or rvs. >> essentially, this was the natural next step in what we call presumptive eligibility. we're going to presume you are going to meet the needs and eligibility of this housing based on everything we know about you. and we'll worry about the paperwork later. >> they say they want to avoid the scenario of sending people back on the streets in san francisco, ryan curry, abc seven news, delta airlines will pay millions to customers after

refusing to refund canceled flights during the covid 19 pandemic. >> instead of issuing refunds, delta provided customers with credit for future travel. the lawsuit claimed that the policy was unfair and deceptive. delta will pay $27 million to customers who filed claims in the lawsuit. the company says it does not admit to any wrongdoing, saying it has refund 11 million tickets. worth $6 billion with the holiday season fast approaching, there are growing concerns that airlines will not be ready for the influx of travelers. that's according to a new report from a consumer watchdog group. ivan rodriguez reports that flier complaints are hitting new highs this year. holiday travelers could be in for another rough go at the airport this year. >> a new report from us found flying has not gotten much better since a highly problematic 2022 flying is still really stressful, filled with

way too many delays. >> cancel options fees that people don't expect. lost baggage, damaged wheelchairs, all of it. >> and the threat of government shutdown could make it worse. the new deadline for congress to fund the government hits just as travel is expected to pick up while tsa agents and air traffic controllers are considered essential, they would be working without pay. >> then you would start seeing people call off work because they might go choose to do something like doordash or something, so they could bring in money to avoid major headaches, travel experts have a few suggestions book directly through the airlines. >> try to take an early morning flight. download your airline's app. it's the fastest way to stay up to date on your flight status and to make any changes if necessary. if problems do happen, know that you do have rights. reach out to the airline's first. if they do not offer a meaningful resolution, you can file a complaint with the department of transportation. teresa murray with the us. perg says the key is to follow through.

>> sometimes you think that they're just trying to like wear you down and wait you out. if you haven't heard something in 30 days, then follow up because nothing ever is going to change unless people are willing to speak up for their rights. >> i'm ivan rodriguez reporting . >> a warm welcome from steph curry himself as he welcomed a women's professional basketball to the bay area. the wnba announced a new team will be playing at chase center starting in 2025. abc's seven news reporter ryan curry was at that official announcement and has the details. >> i'd like to present you with an official wnba basketball and make an official welcome to the wnba. >> the courts at chase center will soon host two teams the warriors and a yet to be named wnba team. >> we're getting a team in the bay area and we're for me personally, this is a very, very exciting moment to fulfill a dream that i've always had for women's basketball. >> warriors owners joe lacob and peter guber joined mayor london

breed and league commissioner cathy engelbert to announce a new 13th team will play in san francisco. this new team will be the first expansion franchise since 2008. >> this is just one step further to making sure that the public understands and realizes the value of what san francisco does in terms of being this place that is not only an amazing, beautiful city, but also a beacon of hope. >> the wnba is coming off its most popular season yet in terms of game attendance and people watching on tv. the league says games on abc averaged over 600,000 each game. a league record. commissioner engelbert says it was time to expand the league and san francisco was the best place for a new team. >> the bay area is firmly aligned with our already strong fan base of diverse and engaged basketball fans. this is a hub for women's sports, with six division one women's basketball teams in the bay area. >> warriors ownership does not just want to add a wnba team here at chase center. they want them to match the energy of the

men's team by having them compete for a title right away. >> first press conference for the warriors. we will win a championship in the first five years. and i'm telling you right now, we will win a wnba championship in the first five years of this franchise. >> the new team will use the warriors oakland facilities to practice, but will play their games in san francisco. warriors owners say as they decide on a name, it will be something that reflects the culture of the bay area. >> we're going to try to come up with something that makes sense and hopefully it'll be a good name and reflect what we have going on here in san francisco and in the whole bay area and women's sports in san francisco. >> ryan curry, abc seven news. >> still ahead on abc seven mornings pop ups that hope to revitalize downtown san francisco. meet the businesses hoping to win your business. and here's a live look outside this morning. this is here in san francisco, your golden gate bridge camera. and of course, it is saturday, very early. not much traffic out there at this time. we'll get a check of your forecast coming up in just a few

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it's part of the vacant to vibrant program that's being put on by the city and the new deal initiative. 17 small businesses launched pop up shops inside empty storefronts in the downtown area, including wack donuts, a vegan donut shop that's now located in the embarcadero center. >> this seems like the perfect opportunity to get my feet wet and having what i'm riding off the mayor's coattails, a permanent storefront. so look forward to that. >> collectively, the goal is to help revitalize downtown in the vacant to vibrant program. is accepting applications for future phases. the city helps business owners selected for the project fund their pop ups. and now let's get a preview of

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seven sports director larry beale has a look at the matchup in your morning sports. >> good morning, everybody. the 49 ers championship window is open right now and they will add to the roster to try to get closer to the super bowl and they just traded for randy gregory, who played four seasons for dallas, had some marijuana related suspensions that kept him off the field for a while. but all that stuff was years ago. he signed a massive deal last season with denver. they decided he just wasn't a good fit. the niners swooped in. they offered a sixth round pick in return for gregory and a seventh rounder coming back from denver broncos. we're just going to cut him outright and the broncos are paying him $10 million to leave the 49 ers just paying him the veteran's minimum. gregory will not play against dallas on sunday night at levi's, but christian mccaffrey is going to be looking to add to his streak of 13 straight games with a touchdown that happens to be a niners franchise record. the 49 ers have knocked dallas out of the playoffs two years in a row. but mccaffrey says past results probably won't mean much on

sunday. >> any time you look at a game from the years past, you know, maybe it'll be similar, maybe it won't be. but i try not to go into games predicting anything. you know, you just you have your tracks, you have your reads, you know where to put your eyes, you know, your assignment. and then after that, it's, you know, you just got to react and play extremely instinctually and go from there. >> hunter hoops. the warriors open the pre-season tonight at home against the lakers. it's going to be our first look at chris paul as a warrior. he's going to take some getting used to. i know. but one of the biggest beneficiaries of paul's arrival might be jonathan kuminga. jc ellerbe threat that might remind cp3 of his old clipper days with blake griffin . >> i mean, jake, i mean, first of all, he turned 21 a day and he he just plays with like a joy. you can tell how much he loves the game with our team. we just always talk about appreciating each other. sure we appreciate playing with all these great players and they appreciate him.

>> i talked with legendary sportscaster al michaels a couple of weeks ago. he's making headlines now because of his diet, which includes zero vegetables. the 78 year old says his parents were teenagers when he was born. they let him eat or actually 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. >> al can tell an objectionable vegetable when he sees one. that is tremendous. oh, all right. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> all right, larry, thank you so much. >> i don't think i've heard of that before. no vegetables. well, moving on. there used to be complaints that the holiday shopping season was starting too early when stores decorated before thanksgiving. but now that is what we expect at seven

on your side's. michael finney has been looking into holiday shopping creep and says that the unofficial start of the shopping season is about to begin. take a look around union square. >> there aren't any holiday decorations i could find with the exception of gump's special holiday store, and it won't open for business for a few more days. shops aren't jamming the place and i didn't meet anyone who told me they were shopping for the holidays. you are shopping today? it looks like it . >> yes. i am just out picking up a few things. christmas shopping? no, not christmas shopping. no actually in from indiana and didn't pack appropriately for some cooler weather out here. >> but because you don't see shopping doesn't mean there isn't shopping for the past decade. holiday shopping has been creeping back week by week in stores and online. michael cizek is with jungle scout, a company which helps online merchants like the third party sellers on amazon and elsewhere.

he says the new amazon big deal days are pushing sales earlier in the season. >> there will huge deals the seeek october, when amazon comes out and says that they are going to have a big deal day, they will mean it. they will have some amazing deals on a lot of the things that people want for the holidays. >> and because amazon is so big, other retailers will join in on the earlier sale. so if you want to deal this year, you may have to buy earlier than in years past. >> and you think about like amazon devices, you think about instant pots, you think about dyson vacuums, you know, all of the things that wind up being big ticket items for the holidays. i would fully expect those to be on sale in october. >> okay, good to know. but it does feel like it gets started early, earlier and earlier every year, doesn't it? >> lisa yeah, absolutely. and you know, right on cue is our october heat wave for sure with

fleet week. but today, the last day, if you're planning to get out and enjoy it, as will be much cooler tomorrow, the marine layer making some tracks to return overnight tonight into your sunday. so live doppler seven picking up on the low clouds, the fog. how about the mild temperatures? 68 in hayward, 63 in oakland. it is in the upper 60s in alameda. but san francisco, one of the warmer spots. but down the road in pacifica, just 54, 63 in los gatos with 55 in santa rosa. a beautiful view here. the sun coming up at 710. so those longer nights allowing for some of the cooling overnight. but i bet a lot of fans still going there. so the heat hanging around for one more day. by late in the day, the onshore flow returns to the coast. so i don't think we're going to see that 91 we saw friday at half moon bay. the fog will be back overnight. so that allows for relief for everyone on sunday and then much cooler. so about 10 to 13 degrees cooling for your sunday , another ten to maybe 15 degrees of cooling on monday with a cold front and some rain

showers to track on the way. here is the fog. then this morning, it's offshore as we go throughout the day, as it gets closer to the san mateo coast, the marin county coast, and then by the overnight hours, it begins to push on inland. waking up sunday morning to some patchy fog through santa rosa, the san mateo coast. but sunny afternoon, the sea breeze, though returning for sure for our sunday. hopefully not getting in the way of the fog for the blue angels. it should be right at the coast for livermore upper 90s today average high low 80s. you can see the drop off for your sunday look at monday. no one should probably reach 70 degrees and then we'll be coming up slowly to near average temperatures by the second half of the upcoming workweek. so here is that cold front we're tracking for monday. most of the activity staying well to the north of us. so a couple areas of moisture for monday into tuesday and then breaking it down this forecast model bringing us into late monday night. most of the rain focusing up in the north bay

with about 2/10 here and then maybe a 10th or so down through san francisco. this will change in the next couple of days, but probably nothing at all to the santa clara valley as we look at the day to day, 73 by about 10:00 for the air show, getting up into the 80s, once again. so a very warm day, not quite as hot as yesterday. i don't think you'll feel a little bit of a breeze mid 90s in san jose. how about 91 in milpitas? redwood city 92. you were 96 yesterday day on the coast, upper 70s to near 80 early on then the sea breeze comes into play in the north bay 92, petaluma 95 santa rosa looking at about 90. san leandro oakland upper 80s for you. you head inland and all of that warmth still with you in pittsburgh at 96, 98. in the livermore valley with pleasanton at about 97, you're only about 60 right now in pleasanton. the accuweather seven day forecast so warm to hot again around the bay with our heat advisory for one more day in san francisco.

and then looking at the cooldown tomorrow but still well above average level one system on monday for some light showers around san francisco. the north bay. and then as we get to the second half of the week, a little bit milder, more like average. so we're getting these one 80s like much of the country with, you know, new york had the flooding rains. so we're seeing our heat. and then going to the 60s. >> wow. the midwest is really cold right now, too. yes >> yes. so that's kind of what we're up against. >> but you know what? here, i think people are loving the weather. i was at the beach yesterday. there were so many people out there. everybody just seemed so happy. yeah, a hot beach day. >> incredible. >> wonderful. thank you,

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