starts right now. >> high winds and dry conditions. this week will raise the threat of wildfires. p-g-and-e's is preparing with plans to turn off the power to more than 13,000 people in northern california. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm dion lim. the public safety power shutoffs known as psps, is expected to impact customers in up to 13 counties. the utility warns the following bay area counties could be impacted. alameda county, where 346 customers are on alert. contra costa county with 286 customers. and in the north bay, 268 in sonoma county, and 140 customers could lose power in napa county. this p-g-and-e's map gives a more precise look where the areas in orange are under that psps alert. they include parts of calistoga, danville, and black hawk. abc seven news reporter tara campbell talked to p-g-and-e's and a rancher who received

notice that he is on the psp list. >> you know, i'm concerned. >> john pereira is talking about power to his ranch, potentially being cut off. >> p-g-and-e's coworkers and p-g-and-e's meteorologists have been watching a weather system and conditions on the ground. we're seeing in the next few days breezy offshore winds, low humidity, and all these conditions sort of come together to create elevated risks for wildfires. >> p-g-and-e's warning of possible public safety power shutoffs starting monday. >> if we go forward with this public safety power shut off, it could potentially impact about 13,500 customers spread across targeted portions of 13 counties. >> this is a young horse. we're sending out, and john's ranch in contra costa county is one of those targeted areas. i have like nine wells in the valley all over tassajara. and p-g-and-e's goes down so my cattle can't drink. my horses don't drink. so it's, you know,

pretty traumatic to, you know, an operation like mine. >> and a short drive down these rural roads is alameda county, another area that could feel the impact. and here at the castro valley library is one of the locations. p-g-and-e's is setting up a resource center. this is a place people can come to stay cool, connect to wifi and charge their devices. >> there would probably be an issue around our meals. our refrigerator would stay cold. we do have a small generator. we keep the freezer going if we had to. >> good rope horse uh- barrel horse. >> meanwhile, back at the ranch, they're hoping they won't have to use their backup plan. >> i do have a water truck. i can go get water and. but, you know, that's a whole nother operation, you know, cost quite a bit of dollars when they shut us down. >> tara campbell, abc seven news. >> let's bring in abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya let's talk about the timeline here of when we are really going to feel that heat starting tomorrow.

>> and that's why the heat advisory is going up for the entire bay area. as you can see on this graphic, it starts at 11 a.m. tomorrow and it runs until 11 p.m. wednesday. the biggest concern is those temperatures will soar into the low 90s to mid one hundreds, bringing moderate to major heat risk to the bay area, especially for those who are sensitive. so this is a look at tomorrow as we take a look at the temperatures for tomorrow. you will notice they're in the upper 90s. today's highs were in the upper 50s to mid 80s. when you're getting up to 98 degrees in livermore 87, oakland 95, san jose 97, santa rosa 83. in san francisco, 90. in santa cruz, you're going to feel it. and although the winds are going to come out of the land and blow towards the ocean, offshore winds bringing increasing fire danger, they're not expected to be strong, but definitely a concern. i'll be back with a look at that and air quality coming up dion. >> all right. sounds good sandy thank you. new details. detectives are investigating a deadly shooting at defremery park in west oakland during a

high school alumni picnic. police say a 38 year old man was shot at about 730 last night. officials say the mcclymonds alumni action picnic is an annual family friendly gathering with hundreds of people of all generations. they are simply outraged. a shooting happened during a peaceful event. >> it is unconscionable that someone would actually act in a way of violence in this way, to take someone's life during a party celebration, we would like to extend our condolences to our fallen alumni. >> it's really heartbreaking to lose a member of your community who is beloved, especially in front of the entire community. >> police did not say whether the shooting was connected to the picnic. investigators say there may have been more than one shooter. mcclymonds high school's principal assures parents and students that the school is safe. the alameda county fire department is investigating the cause of a deadly apartment fire in san leandro. flames engulfed the

unit at the eden rock apartment complex on washington avenue just before 330 this afternoon, after firefighters put out the flames, they found the body of an elderly man inside. five people stranded in a boat off san francisco's ocean beach are now safe. the fire department received a call about it at about 2 p.m. over a boat in distress near the great highway and cantara street. sffd rescue swimmers. national park service lifeguards and the coast guard used jet skis to transfer the people to a coast guard boat. >> we haven't determined the cause of the why the boat was there was inoperable. as all we know at this time, but they were able to drop their anchor and stay stationary. but they were in a precarious position by being right at the breaks. so they were getting pushed around quite a bit. >> the victims were taken to the coast guard base in marin. no one was injured. governor newsom is taking a stand for reproductive rights in california. the governor signed a bill into law requiring certain health insurers to cover

in vitro fertilization treatment. large group health plans must now provide coverage for californians seeking to start a family through ivf. the process can be very expensive, running in the tens of thousands of dollars. in a written statement, newsom says california is fighting back against republican efforts to jeopardize access to ivf. for the first time in four years, the federal reserve issued a significant interest rate cut. this month. rates are down to 4.75 to 5%. abc7 news anchor stephanie sierra spoke to a realtor, neil canlis, about how it impacts the bay area housing market. >> i know it depends on the neighborhood, but given the statewide predictions which areas of the bay area do you expect will be most impacted by price hikes? and if you can get specific on what those numbers are? that's a good question. >> i think that a lot of it's going to be in the single family residential market. you know, if you look at the peninsula, san mateo, that area, and foster

city burlingame even go more south to palo alto. the single family homes there are still going to go high. we're still going to. inventory is still at a record low. inventory is still at one month supply. and given that, you know, there's just not enough, inventory on the market for the buyers out there. so we're going to see prices go up, especially in the peninsula. i think san francisco single family homes are going to go up as well. the condo market is not as as strong, but single family homes for sure. and then in the east bay, i mean, you're still seeing multiple offers. and in parts of fremont, union city, you're seeing a lot still in lamorinda and lafayette, orinda, moraga. so i think things are looking up for home values in 2025. >> canlis says condos in san francisco, south of market and soma areas are among the best deals right now on the market. hurricane helene has unleashed her fury. >> we never anticipated it to be this devastating.

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governor says more than 200 people have been rescued from these floodwaters. the storm is being blamed for killing 64 people in five states across the south. president biden said today he'll visit the disaster zone, but only if it doesn't disrupt recovery efforts. there is devastation everywhere. entire neighborhoods are underwater. water systems in cities across the carolinas are severely damaged, and it could take weeks to repair them. the federal government has vowed to help, hearing significant infrastructure damage to water systems, communication, roads, critical transportation routes, as well as several homes that have been just destroyed by this. >> but we will continue to bring those resources in to help them. >> in tennessee, numerous people are still unaccounted for after flood waters inundated neighborhoods. the national guard conducted rooftop

helicopter rescues to bring stranded residents to safety there. three veteran san diego firefighters who were driving to north carolina to help with the relief effort were badly hurt. this morning. they were involved in a traffic crash at the texas-louisiana border. officials say the injured include a battalion chief and two captains who suffered moderate to critical injuries as a result of the crash. >> these are individuals who will go toward danger while the rest of us step away. they put themselves in harm's way to protect us. we appreciate them all the time, but particularly when tragedies like this happen. >> the firefighters were part of a task force of dozens of california first responders to help with storm recovery. well, just ahead, people immersed themselves in art this weekend. we'll check out a celebration of creativity and see some of the latest works at one of the largest artist hubs in the bay area. and a live look outside. a gorgeous picture on a pretty mild day. that, though, is about to change, and sandhya has

details on the heat blast ahead in the accuweather forecast. >> j.r. stone here. this is the kind of day that makes you just love sports. that's what happens when the forty-niners win. they are celebrating in santa clara after today's game we'll show you highlights of how it all played out. next in sports, and you'll h

that supports local artists. 1890 bryant street studios hosted its fall open studios event this weekend in san francisco's intermission. the talents of more than 100 artists were on display, all part of art span's month long citywide open studios event.

>> artists have their artistic urge and they need to be seen and they need to be purchased so that they can keep doing what they do. >> art lovers got to meet the artists as well as take part in free art demonstrations. the art span open studio events will continue through october 13th. all right. once again, super busy in the weather department. >> yeah, we've got some serious heat coming our way. and of course, with that will come fire danger. dion. so let's talk about that. a live view from our san jose camera. it is absolutely gorgeous right now. you can see the sun is shining. air quality is a-okay. but that is all going to change. so we do have a spare the air alert for tomorrow. expecting poor air quality for the santa clara valley. inland. east bay. moderate. elsewhere as we check out the air quality right now, you're still fine to get outside and enjoy the comfortable temperature. comfortable weather, i should say, because things are really going to change dramatically. high pressure is going to take

control as it builds in. we're going to see offshore winds developing. the good thing is they're not going to be strong downsloping winds, but just enough so that it will dry out the atmosphere, which is why that fire concern is going to go up. moderate to major heat risk around the bay and inland for tomorrow. you can see it shades of oranges and reds. look what happens on tuesday that moderate to major starts to shift westward, even extreme in some areas right now from our pier 39 camera, we're looking towards alcatraz, and it is absolutely gorgeous. 62 in the city, 60s for oakland, hayward 76, in san jose. and it is cool in half moon bay. 59 degrees emeryville camera showing you a bright view of san francisco in the 70s. santa rosa, petaluma 80 for fairfield, concord and livermore and a live view from our golden gate bridge camera. you do have a little bit of a breeze out there. sunny and much warmer tomorrow, tuesday through thursday, the heat wave hits and we're going to have the fire danger coming up friday. some relief arrives, but it's not going to be a lot. so we go hour

by hour. 715 tonight still warm inland, but along the coast in the 50s as we head towards 9:00, temperatures dropping some more and tomorrow morning we begin with mainly clear skies. there might be a patch or two of fog near the coast, but rapid warming by noontime. you're already in the 70s and 80s, and by 4 p.m. we're looking at many areas in the 80s and 90s. so yeah, you'll feel the heat 50s and 60s first thing tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon, significantly warmer south bay temperatures 98 morgan hill 95 san jose on the peninsula 87. in san mateo, 88, in mountain view, los altos. 90 degrees 77 pacifica. downtown san francisco, soaring well above average at 83 degrees. north bay 97, in santa rosa 96. san rafael, heading into the east bay. upper 80s berkeley, oakland 93 castro valley. inland areas. it's almost going to feel like summer 98. in concord, 99 degrees in brentwood. and here's a look at what's coming for tuesday. even hotter weather as we start october mid one. hundreds expected wednesday still triple digits inland

thursday as well. so here's a look at the accuweather seven day forecast ending september with hot weather beginning with a dangerous heat wave for october. triple digits tuesday through thursday. 70s and 80s coast side and then temperatures will come down a little bit on friday. >> the 40 niners trying to snap an early season two game losing streak, trying to get back to 500. today in santa clara against the patriots george kittle and deebo samuel returned. and then there was the defense making some big plays. hey i know it's the pats, but anybody can beat anybody in this league. we start with brock purdy enjoying himself saying hi mom on tv. big smile right there. early second quarter we go. niners up six. nothing on field goals fred warner picks off jacoby brissett and nobody touches him. so he gets up and he is smelling the end zone right here. yeah he's going all the way. dives in and gets in there for the touchdown. it was reviewed and upheld. and let's

celebrate. get that man some oxygen right there. but warner didn't play most of the second half because of an ankle injury. still in the second quarter purdy with the little rainbow throw to george kittle. he comes down with it over three defenders. oh my. kittle second td of the year. niners up 20 to 3 at the half. he is good at football. patriots scored to make it 2010. niners respond. purdy going deep to deebo. 53 yards. he says first down right there. yep. there's a little point for the first down. jordan mason then getting into it on the left side with yet another touchdown. he had 123 yards on the ground and the td. he just keeps chugging away. and one more from the defense right here. nick bosa with the strip sack and recovers the fumble as well. all smiles as the niners win 30 to 13. after the game linebacker fred warner talked about that pick six and what it meant to the team. >> you score on defense. you have about 100% chance of winning the game. and so i'm

like, we got to score on d. and for us to get that to get that play. you know obviously we won and we got to keep it going now. >> goodness gracious i was just pumped. i was actually frustrated at first because he had as many points as the niners offense did to start the game. so i'm glad that we got some more points on the board. >> feels good to get a win. it's such a long year if you look from an outsiders perspective or looked online, you'd think the building is burning down. >> they had a chip on their shoulder this week at practice, and we all did. and so. and with that being said, i still think we can all collectively as an offensive unit, be better and execute in situations. so but very proud of those guys. >> final game in oakland a's history rickey henderson throwing out the first pitch in seattle. he played for both teams, so he's wearing a split jersey. nice touch by the mariners. straight to the ninth we go. a's losing six two to oakland. fans allowed to come down into the lower stands. the last hit in rbis in oakland history comes from darryl hearns. a two run double to make it six four. and the last

batter, max shuman, who fielded the final out at the coliseum. he strikes out to end it. emotions spill over. there are hugs. the a's lose their final game in oakland history six four. the fans and players taking as long as possible to leave. 57 years in oakland history comes to an end. the a's finished the season 69 and 93. next stop sacramento. well, probably final game at the cove at oracle park for the year. giants trying to finish 500. hayden birdsong on the hill. struck out 11 but gave up three runs, including this brendan donovan home run. oh man that was a shot to about the only thing that went right here. trevor mcdonald made his major league debut and went three innings. got his first ever major league strikeout, and mom and dad were there to see it all. we love it. we love it. they were excited. giants lose six one and finish 80 and 82. a frustrating first season for bob melvin offseason. here we come now after the game, giants third baseman matt chapman making a guarantee about the playoffs.

listen to this. >> i know that this season didn't end the way we wanted it to, but we're going to go home this offseason. we're going to get better. and you guys bring the same energy next year. and when we end the season like this next year, we're going to be going to the playoffs. we're not done. >> we hope he's right and tha

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safety measures fails. what the governor wants to do instead. plus, office buildings sitting empty and san jose has a plan to fill them up. what the city could give up to lure more business in. all coming up tonight at 11. well, finally. now a spectacular sight. a comet being called the comet of the century by skygazers made an appearance over the golden gate bridge as the sun was rising over san francisco this morning. a bay area photographer shared this time lapse. experts say you may be able to see the comet over the next week. low in the eastern sky before dawn, but astronomers say we may have an even brighter view in mid-october. that's when the comet is predicted to get closest to earth. we are not

waking up for this, are we, sandhya? no, but it's amazing. the skies will be clear the next couple of days. yeah, we have our shot. >> if only we could have phone alerts telling us you will be able to see the comet at this time. from this time. you never know precisely where also. >> yeah, that would be nice. that would be brilliant. we have some eye on this. oh, eye. there you go. we're going to get replaced by eye eventually. no no no no. >> i'm so scared. >> thanks for

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