it happened an hour ago in skyline high school in oakland. we were there for all of it. and we go there live with where this someone going to go. >> reporter: all right. what an afternoon here. gary peyton spent 17 years in the nba and all star nine times and won a title in 2006. he's a hall of famer too. built gary peyton did not forget his roots in the oakland hills that is skyline high school. here is a photo of gary in his oregon straight days shortly after graduating from skyline. he was an all-american up there. and back on the court giving back. the peyton foundation teamed up with the oakland a's for a check for $5,000 to help support skyline's basketball program. what a treat for the students and peyton too. >> it makes you feel good i can come back to a town that i grew up in and give back. and god put me on earth to do that he gave me the ability and talent to play in the same gym and now it is good to see that i can come back and do this. >> wow! it is amazing feeling. and all star all time greats, you don't see that all the time at all. is it very loving tha

but maybe you notice there are never any skyline shots or recognize any streets. that situation could be rectified. >> if we could collude and present the wonderful city of san jose properly, i'll root for that to happen. >> reporter: so you're going to push for it in. >> i will. i absolutely will. >> reporter: in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. >> you can watch the good every monday night on abc 7. >>> the cofounders of instagram are resigning and will leave the company in a matter of weeks. kevin sis trom and mike did not give a reason for leaving. >> and they prompt you on the google home page as well. all right, let's do it. >>> let's check in now and see if we should vote for warmer weather, cooler weather, what do you want? >> i vote for the cooler weather. >> he'll be a winner later on this week. i do want to show you a time lapse. take a look. this is this afternoon and this evening. you saw the fog hugging the coast and rolling back in later on tonight. one thing i want to draw your attention to is above that fog layer you saw all that haze. air qualit

steel's skyline looms before us, skyline made of blast furnaces which change the ore into molten steel-- molten iron. that is one steelmaking begins. it is dumped into the glass furnace. we are getting up speed now. down below on the floor the stage is set. and here comes the signal. at intervals of six hours it is melted down under intense heat and withdrawn. ready for their end of the job, these fellows stab and -- an oxygen torch through the hole, and here comes the rising stream of molten iron, 6300 degrees hot. between 150 and 250 tons are tapped into a cask, and sent down a river of graphite into one of two huge ladles. then the gate is raised and of the stream goes to a second ladle. outside lies the ladle, as big as a tank car lined with brick , capable of holding molten iron at the highest possible temperature. a lot goes on in the 20 minutes it takes to make a cask, but not so much in the six hours between tasks. then, there is time to relax. but another sample now must be taken from the golden stream which will tell the steelmakers the quality of their work. it takes skilled

towering over the skyline is the continent's largest residential skyscraper, ponte city.tall with an iconic circular design, ponte offers stunning views over jo'burg. now tourists can visit a converted apartment on the 52nd floor. all right, good morning, everyone. welcome, welcome, welcome. my name is frank. welcome to dlala nje. for those who don't know, dlala nje is a word that means "just play." before i get into the history of the building, what do you guys know about the building? what are some of the stories you guys heard of the building? quite a lot of poverty, but fantastic views. also, through dlala nje, we heard there is a very cool tour to see the whole ofjohannesburg and understand a bit more. ok, cool. so what we do is pretty much provide context, and this building that we use, the reason we start here, this building played a huge part in the history ofjo'burg. dlala nje, the social enterprise that operates the tours, is run by a former resident. i spent three and a half years of my life in ponte city. i moved here in 2012 after doing a story on, what is th

's skyline looms before us, skyline made of blast theaces which change of th ore into molten steel.e are getting up speed now. down below on the floor the stage is set. signal. comes the job, for their end of the these fellows sat and oxygen torch through the hole, and here comes the rising stream of molten iron, 6300 degrees hot. and 250 tons are tapped into a cask, and sent a river of graphite into one of two huge ladles. ladle, as bighe as a tank car lined with brick capable of holding multi-and iron at the highest possible temperature. a lot goes on in the 20 minutes it takes to make a cask, but not so much in the six hours between tasks. then, there is time to relax. but another sample now must be taken from the golden stream which will tell the steelmakers the quality of their work. whimses men who know the of iron, men who have been taking the temperature of liquid metal for a good many years. , the way these fellows with a single glance at their samples recognized the caliber of the whole cache. thisseem pretty happy with one. now we have multi-in iraq the first step in the

towering over the skyline is the continent‘s largest residential skyscraper, ponte city.ng views overjohannesburg. now tourists can visit a converted apartment on the 52nd floor. all right, good morning, everyone. welcome. my name is frank. before i get into the history of the building, what do you guys know about the building? what are some of the stories you guys heard of the building? quite a lot of poverty, but fantastic views. also, we heard it is very cool to see the whole ofjohannesburg and see a bit more. we like to provide context for this building that we use, the reason we started here, this building played a huge part in the history ofjo‘burg. dlala nje, the social enterprise that operates the tour, is run by a former resident. i spent three and a half years of my life in ponte city. i moved here in 2012 after doing a story on, what is this infamous landmark on the johannesburg skyline? ponte opened its doors in 1975. it was built for the top 1% of society. there were saunas, wine cellars. this actually was the first floor of a 3—storey apartment. the suburb w

it was just a nice flat, big and spacious and the beautiful views over the london skyline.ortgage together, so i worked two jobs. so it was a very different financial commitment but i knew this is where i wanted to live for the rest of my life. butjust two months after beverly signed up, the council announced the estate was to undergo a regeneration programme. the old blocks will be demolished with beverly's cherished home among the first to be torn down. they sent letters to myself and other leaseholders and even the tenants saying we had to move away from the area as they wanted to buy back our property. i was quite shocked because the local authority initially offered me £65,000 for my two—bedroom property and that was not enough to buy anything in the area. leaseholders tend to be pushed completely out of the city. they are priced out of london by the below market value recompense that they are given by the council. many people do have to move further away, mainly leaseholders who depend upon compensation to buy new homes and the compensation is nowhere near enough to l

beneath frankfurt's modern urban skyline only a few hundred meters from the sky is quite those aha often but houses and narrow lanes the banking metropolis has rebuilt its all town in march nineteenth forty four the seven hectic quarter was reduced to rubble in a single air right. now much of it looks as it did long ago. architects and urban planning jochum your den has reconstructed the most beautiful of the old buildings like the house of the golden scales which once belonged to the dutch spice merchant and confectioner avraham fun hollow. gotten by the golden and now by ty lies about in the case of the house of the golden scales and partly for other buildings we were very fortunate that a great many elements had survived the war in receipts and we managed to talk to the owner of many parts of the house of golden scales into giving us these stones that he used to build his library as. the lists of the hamill family heirlooms mentioned gilded waterspouts shaped like dragons. a total of fifteen buildings will reconstructed while twenty more would build new in the historical style even ma

here is a photo of him at oregon state, shortly after graduating out of skyline.he was an all-american. and today, back on court in oakland giving back. the payton and foundation teamed up with the oakland a's with a check for $5000 to support skyline's basketball program. what a treat for these students, and for that matter, payton, too. >> it makes me feel good that i can come back to a time that i grew up in and give back. god put me on earth to do that. he gave me the ability and talent to get out of here and play in the same gym and doan a like, one of the all-star, all- time greats. you don't see that all the time at all. so, it's very loving. it's nice. >> does it make you want to give back later in life? >> of course. >> thanks to the a's, all students received baseball caps and voucher for two tickets to an upcoming oakland a's game. it's all rooted in a mantra where oakland community comes first. >> we feel it is important for us to recognize where there is a need in the community, to be there to support. this is another example of that today. while the

a special edition of kino coming to you today from the city of frankfurt famous of course for its skyline and. being germany's capital of high finance but frankfurt is also home to one of the largest film museums in europe and they're honoring with an amazing exhibit a cinematic masterpiece. two thousand and one a space odyssey the mother of all science fiction films. in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight director stanley kubrick rewrote the rules of cinema in a way that continues to amaze and inspire. this conversation can serve no purpose anymore today on keno we're doing a deep dive into two thousand and one we're devoting our entire show to stanley kubrick's saif i class a. film turns fifty this year but two thousand and one is still way ahead of its time. when kubrick began putting his siphon masterpiece together in the mid one nine hundred sixty s. american city its were vying to be the first to reach the moon to develop a visionary but believable set design kubrick hired nasa experts who had worked with rocket pioneer vana from the home on the front foot show explains how metic

looking out to the skyline, 90s and clear.an jose, 59. 49 santa rosa, 56 livermore and san francisco. satellite and radar shows high pressure system that has been plopped over the pacific and that has been responsible for the warming trend that continues today but will change things to this low pressure system over canada. it will bring a break from the warmer temperatures and then there are changes right behind it. wapes completely go away. you can see when the load drops in a look at that, more moisture coming off the pacific but going into the beginning of next week everything clears and the second high pressure system moves back in and warmer temperatures return. headlines today, dry and warm and temperatures will continue. for the warming trend returns next week. how warm? only in the 90s in brockport freshman morgan hill. south hill 66, 74 hayward. warmer areas inland, 93 brentwood, 90 antioch and vallejo 85. 72 san francisco, 76 berkeley, 85 petaluma. no 90s today. in the far north bay we see 90s but only the mid-90s. 9

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and he selling hardm is a big dealfor africa, if you've been to an african city in ten years the skylineas changed. africa is known to be one large chinese construction project. the numbers back it up. so you talked about trade, it peaked at about $220 billion a few years back, mostly driven by oil prices, and the prices of machinery. africans buying machinery from china and china buys oil. it goes beyond that. if you look at the scale of infrastructure in africa that is being funded, you see that china is the single largest financialfunder of see that china is the single largest financial funder of infrastructure gci’oss financial funder of infrastructure across the continent, bigger than eve ryo ne across the continent, bigger than everyone else combined, so it is a big dealfor africa. everyone else combined, so it is a big deal for africa. and president xi talking about the 1—.3 billion chinese people who will work with the1-.2 chinese people who will work with the 1—.2 billion african people in terms of building a in terms of stronger future, strongerfuture, transport, stronger futur

it feels like you are in a place from what stands above the skyline.but it does extend to everywhere. this continent is a place of migrants. everyone came from somewhere. my children are one quarter korean, one quarter welch, one quarter german and one quarter whatever else to make it this far. think about your own bloodlines or how many histories are here. i was talking with a woman in southeast alaska. and with those original legends and first talking how raven the god used to be white and in through mishaps he was burned and became black and she said this is a story about the ice age. the animals were white and the great racers move back in the black raven moved in. so that tells that geologic story of the ice age just departing in those glaciers retreating back into the mountains and the reason going from white to black. she said was walking along the beach and he came upon a clamshell and he leaned down listen and he could hear inside people and was curious so he opened the clamshell and out came the first people. the older stories are about arriv

it's already a feature on the london skyline, just not yet on the football fixture list.ew stadium has overrun due to what the club is described as unavoidable safety issues. but there old lane demolished in may 2017, the plan was to have the complex were completed with just a single season of disruption. we have tried to do something in double time, and if you look at any other project of this nature, you would not have achieved as much as we have. be patient with us, we understand the frustrations, but in actualfact us, we understand the frustrations, but in actual fact he will get the greatest aid them in britain. this stadium was always an ambitious project, and when it will be complete, it will host american football and home games. but the delays mean the home team have become football nomads. but there is no guarantee on the national stadium's availability. tonight, the spurs travelled 50 miles north to milton keynes. with no news on when their new stadium will be ready, fa ns their new stadium will be ready, fans aren't present —— increasingly frustrated. they're

but he is here and has alma mater at skyline high school.m shortly after graduated -- graduating. >> today he is back on the court giving back. the payton foundation teamed up with the oakland a's check for $5000 to help support skyline's basketball program. >>reporter: one treatment for these students and payton also. >> it makes me feel good to come back to a town i drove up -- grew up in and do that. god gave me the ability to do that. it is good to see i can come back and do this. >> it is an amazing feeling, one of the all-star all-time greats, you don't see that all the time. it's very loving, it's nice. >> does it make you want to give back? >> of course. >>reporter: all the students received baseball caps and a voucher for two tickets to an upcoming game. it is all part of the a's rooted in oakland mantra, where community comes first. >>reporter: we feel the organization is important for us to recognize, be there in support. this is another example. >>reporter: while the a's are giving back, the team has won nine out of 11 ballgames.

beneath frankfurt's modern urban skyline only a few hundred meters from the skyscrapers are hard to him but houses and there are lines the banking metropolis has rebuilt its all town in march nineteenth forty four the seven hectic quarter was reduced to rubble in a single air right. now much of it looks as it did long ago. architects and urban planning jochum your den has reconstructed the most beautiful of the old buildings like the house of the golden scales which once belonged to the dutch spice merchant in confectioner abra hometown hollow. gotten by the golden and by the by ties about ending in the case of the house of the golden scales and partly for other buildings we were very fortunate that a great many elements had survived the war in receipts and we managed to talk the owner of many parts of the house of golden scales into giving us these stones that he used to build his library. modalists of on the hamill family heirlooms mentioned gilded waterspouts shaped like dragons. a total of fifteen buildings will reconstructed while twenty more were built new in the historical style

you can see the skyline ton horizon. temperature wise right now i think most spots are pretty comfortable. it is 62 in the city and 82 here. it is 76 in it is learnly warm inland. what we are watching, temperatures right now to our east and to our south are well into the 80s and 90s. we do have triple digits. what will happen over the next couple of days, we'll get a piece of this air mass moving into the bay area. it will warm our temperatures well above average for time of year. here is a call. it will be a completely clearer night. no fog to speak of. plenty of stars. we'll see a couple of stars along the coast. it will hold in the upper 40s. most spots will drop into the low to mid-50s over the next 12 hours. we'll break down your monday. your 12 hour day planner. it is nothing but sunshine from start to finish. we are warm under the tote waal sunshine. by 4:00 the warming will only continue. our hottest spots will go back into the >> i t is mateo and sunshine along the coast. it is mid-to upper 60s. downtown san fra

but the picture outside from our emeryville camera, very faint silhouette of the san francisco skylineht now. we have a lot of pollutants in our atmosphere and that will continue to rise over the next 24 hours. so you take a look at air quality for monday. a spare the air day has been issued and right now the poorest air quality will be in the santa clara valley. if you have respiratory issues, limit your time outside the next 24 hours. and you want to do your best to limit pollutants. if you can, carpooling is the best way to cut down on ozone in our atmosphere the next 24 hours. 24-hour temperature change most spots a few degrees warmer than we were this time yesterday. and that trend will continue as well tomorrow afternoon. we'll be a few degrees warmer tomorrow than we are right now. it's 88 currently in concord. cooler 63 in san francisco. you can see ukiah one of the warmest spots right now. a hot 100 degrees. only 79 in san jose. and a cool 59 in half moon bay with foggy skies. so the call from accuweather overnight tonight. a similar night shaping up to last night, very patchy

rays on the skyline of san francisco. as the sun sinks casting its rays through the golden gate, concord has 84 degrees. in oakland now it's 64, livermore 79, warm in the east bay and it continues to be warm in the forecast as well as high pressure will set up off the pacific northwest this time and that's an autumnlike pattern. that high builds in strongly to the pacific northwest and things really get dry. while temperatures get into the mid-90s, they do have red flag warnings posted north and east of the bay area but not in the bay area proper. red flag warnings are up for much of the sacramento valley and sierra foothills the next few days. tomorrow we will reach 90 degrees inland, but it will get warmer as that pressure builds up. temperatures follow suit. futurecast shows in classic fashion with a pattern like this there's hardly a puff of low cloudiness along the entire coast. that was a time lapse of the sky conditions tomorrow, no clouds around. tonight there will be some patchy fog along the coast, a little coas

by the skyline of an asian harbor or off the coast of the italian riviera. well the tropical depression we were watching between luzon and taiwan has developed into a tropical depression and this massive green here is light to move in this general direction now you can see is already the forecast of showers in hind end which has been wet recently but it takes most of the rain away from the chinese mainland so taiwan and back towards north vietnam lots to track to watch for significant rain the next day or so will probably just about get enough strength to give it a name as a tropical storm but i want to guarantee that equally cloud is thickening in sichuan that's moving slowly south bringing rain with it so they're on some parts of china still seeing the end of summer rains if you like but the most part we're concentrating on the stormy stuff now in the western pacific so let's leave this part of the world jump sarsi a father right has got down through malaysia and indonesia good spacing between the showers but every and every day jakarta gets closer and clo

they have contributed steel to dozens of buildings in san francisco, which make up the city's modern skyline, like the sales force tower. we spoke to an engineer at uc berkeley who says the best case scenario is they're failing due to poor handling, or welding, which is not an easy fix, because inspectors would have to search every single weld in the entire 1.2 million square foot building. i'm kate larson, "abc7 news." >>> the mayor of san francisco visited today to see the site and talk to people about what's being done. in a series of tweets, she said, "someone needs to be held accountable once the cause is determin determined." you can customize our "abc7 news" app to topics, as well as places you're interested in so you can get the news that matters to you. >>> you've probably seen this security video, robbers dashing into apple stores and snatching devices before taking off. it's happened at locations around the bay area. and now we're learning there have been some arrests. lillian kim is live in berkeley. >> reporter: this is one of the locations targeted by thieves, now with the arre

it's already a feature on the london skyline. just not yet on the football fixture list. has overrun due to what the club has described as unavoidable safety issues. with white hart lane demolished in 2017, the plan was to have the complex work completed with just a single season's fixtures disrupted. we've tried to do this in double time. if you look at any other project of this nature you wouldn't have achieved as much as we have achieved with the stadium. be patient with the fixtures but in actual fact you are going to get the greatest stadium in britain. 0nce complete, the stadium will host american football as well as spurs home games. but the work has meant that spurs have become football nomads. wembley remains home for now. there is no guarantee on the national stadium's availability so tonight spurs have to travel 50 miles north to play watford. with no news on when the new stadium will be ready, fans are frustrated. there has been silence from the club. i can understand why they don't want to commit to a date and fail to meet it. as a fan, we would like some cer

shebow or skyline boulevard and highway 13 are easily accessible and not affected by this. keep in mind in the irma area there. look over here on the freeways, the maze getting toward the bay bridge an easy flow. you're at speed throughout. the bay bridge toll plaza not any cash lanes backing up demean problem for fast track. nice ride on the transit agencies with no delays reported there and a quick look at the san mateo bridge shows you a good steady volume in both directions, the tail lights are going to the peninsula side. back you. >>> about 200,000 california drivers are about to get kicked out of the carpool lane. the dmv says on january 1st the stickers that allow them to drive their electric or hybrid vehicles in the diamond lanes will expire. that decision is also leading to confusion about exactly who is actually going to lose those treasured stickers and who doesn't. >> they're pretty coveted. "today in the bay's" marianne favro sorts out the confusion. >> reporter: if you have a green or white sticker because your vehicle has low or zero emissions you get to dr

degrees below average for this time of year as we look towards the salesforce tower looming over the skylineof san francisco and the numbers right now, and conquered 93 degrees. about the same temperature we had yesterday at this time. within a degree or two. oakland at nine, livermore, 88. 64 in san francisco, a very pleasant sunday, future cast shows a low pressure trough. ed dickson over the west coast in the middle of the week -- it digs in over the west coast in the middle of the week. a pretty brief trough for this time of year, no rain for us, just cooler temperatures and some patchy fog at the clouds and shoreline. but it will be cooling down. raiders are playing tomorrow night in the inaugural game of the regular nfl season. we will be talking about that. about 63 degrees for gametime tomorrow night. the forecast mostly sunny, at the airport tomorrow if you are heading out, windy, sunny, chicago has 71, but new york -- but back at me day, temperatures creep below average in the bay area, but still plenty warm -- but in the bay area, temperatures creep below average, but still plenty

a misty picture from the skyline in san francisco. 12-hour day planner today. lot of cloud cover early on. gradual clearing to the coast. the coast will stay

lights representing the manhattan twin towers lit the skyline. the attack changed many aspects of our lives, particularly when it comes to airport security. kris van cleave reports on new technology that is not without its critics. >> reporter: in the last three weeks new facial recognition technology at washington's dulles airport has caught to imposters illegally trying to enter the u.s. a woman from ghana with someone else's passport. with his real identification hidden in his shoe, and a 26-year-old man from the congo tried to enter with a different passport. >> we're trying to make sure visitors depart the country timely but also making sure we avoid imposters. someone using a document that doesn't belong to them to try to enter the u.s. >> reporter: customs and border protection is testing this nationwide. they take a picture of a traveler and they compare it against a database, a passport or visa pictures belonging to people scheduled to fly that day. it's optional for u.s. citizens. pictures are stored for no more than 14 days. >> the fac

the skyline in puerto rico is dotted with blue, tarps covering ripped off roofs. 12 months after hurricanearia devastated the island, residents say slow is -- help is slow or nonexistent. said, how are you still living here because the water was so high? then i got a letter saying i did not lose anything in the hurricane. over one million people in puerto rico that requested help from fema, over 50% were declined. for those that have started rebuilding, aid has been far from enough. the median renter for homes has been just $1800. >> we are experiencing the same thing. we have been able to start rebuilding but have not been able to finish because the money is not enough. >> while donald has congratulated his administration , u.s. residents of the territory tell a different story, of death, lack of medical facilities, and basic supplies. why didn'ty took it, they put another one in its place? it has been a year and they have done nothing. more than $3pent billion in aid to the island but efforts have been plagued by controversy. millions of water bottles remaining undistributed. independent

. >>> standing out strip, the first of its kind entertainment venue that will change the vegas skyline. >> and here are tonight's guests on the late show with stephen colbert. workers broke ground on the m- s-g sphere at the venetian.... whic >>> a massive futuristic arena is set to change the las vegas sky line. >> this is strange looking. workers broke ground on the msg sphere at the venetian which is going up east of the strip. the arena will sit 18,000 people. it will be 360 feet tall and customizable completely covered in l.e.d. screens expected to be finished in 2021. >>> hey, we go the last word in sports tonight. -- got the last word in sports tonight. we know where the a's are playing postseason. >> this might wake you up, your weekend hackers. bet you wish you had shot like this in your game. don't worry. we'll show you that again and more. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california

. >> abc 7 news was there as he visited his alma mater, skyline high school. they dough nataled $5,000 to the boys basketball team. the money will go toward new uniforms. it also helps the boys dream big. >> i was in the same situation you were in at one point. i made it out of here. and i want you guys to make it out of here. >> peyton was joined by oakland mayor. they said they want to see them give back one day when they're adults. >>> hear from elizabeth smart after she makes a plea to officials. one of her captors will be released next (boy) grandpa, look what i got! (woman) oh dad, wait 'till you see the bike we got for jake. (narrator) hearing loss happens gradually with age... making it easy to ignore. yet most older americans aren't getting their hearing tested. untreated hearing loss can keep your loved ones from enjoying what they cherish most. (woman) dad, can you hear me? (narrator) don't let that happen. speak up about hearing loss. you'll be glad you did. ♪ ♪ ♪ i put a spell on you ♪ yeah, because you're mine ♪ with chase atms serena can now gra

the overnight grinding and paving work starting to move a little better between 280 and skyline over there in the high school, just keep things in mind things will continue to recover but it will be slow if you're headed from half moon bay toward 280 for the next few and you expect that you know about the project. over here we know about the build, but there's a little bit of a hangup over here out of solano. we have west 80 at the 680 split, crash over there on the shoulder perhaps sounds like a duplicate there, and a crash here which left a busted axle that has just cleared as you get over toward the carquinez bridge. there's a recovery there. the bay bridge toll plaza still has your metering lights on and you know about the slowing. you expect that in about erkly. ba -- berkeley. >> we know about it because you tell us about it, thanks, mike. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," bay area responds. >> a paint job doesn't hold up after a year. nbc bay area responds next. happ the city council takes on car impound fees. a >>> 6:23, and happening today, in san jose, the city coun

you can actually see, or you cannot see, the skyline. haze is from smoke blowing in from wildfires in oregon and is columbia. take a look at that. it is hard to see. >>>said, why the advisory is posted. >> thank you. >>> we have the labor day forecast for you which has mostly sunny skies around the bay area. is are looking up for sunday. after we dispense along -- dispense with some clouds along the shoreline, it does not look too bad. it will be sunny and warm if you get far enough away from the shoreline. highest him day -- highs today managed to get to 88 in concorde. close to the coast, in san francisco just 64. concord 65 degrees, oakland has 57 and san francisco is at 57, as well. high pressure that is over the southland is going to expand, a bit, and so high temperatures will come up a bit. slightly warmer through labor day before low pressure bites the top off that high. i tuesday, it will cool down so milder weather will be due tuesday through friday. in the meantime, a minuscule warming trend in the bay area. the forecast shows

teamly grateful for this money, especially because this money keeps buses running to her alma mater, skylineigh school. ac transit takes kids to three schools up in the oakland hills that are off of the buses' usual route. the service section pensive but critical for kids who live in other parts of oakland that want to take the bus to get them to the hills. they had a one-time fix handling only one school year. oakland still needs to come up a long-term solution, but this does buy the city some time. live in oakland, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> happening now, people are getting a closer look at some of audi's new electric vehicles on display in san francisco including this sufficient called the etron, priced at more than $74,000. also on display, a formula e race car and other audi electric and hybrid vehicles. the new electric vehicles will be on display near the embarcadero at broadway and front streets today from saturday at 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. still ahead, we're live in wilmington, north carolina, where the threat following hurricane florence is far from over. the n

. >>> abc 7 news says peyton visited his alma mater skyline high school. he and the oakland as donated $5,000 to the boys basketball team. the money will go to new uniforms, says it helps the boys dream big. >> i made it out of here and i want you guys to make it out of here. >>> today he was joined by oakland mayor libby schaaf. both told the kids they want to see them also give back to the schools as adults. >>> swinging from the fences or at least trying to. >>> the as prove batting practice is not just for players. see how far some of these guys can hit next. >>> first we want to thank lonnie for this picture of the pigeon point lighthouse. we also want to thank brian for this picture of this morning's sunrise over san francisco. another stunner. share your pictures >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00, governor brown is about to board a ferry and head on the bay. we'll fell you what he's up to next. >>> the cadillac of exercise bikes. i love it. >> he loves his stationary bike probably because he had to jump through major groups to have it. "7 on your

looking at the skyline now, nice beautiful and most importantly clear. 51 in santa rosa. your satellite-radar shows there are changes ahead. the warm temperatures this onshore flow that we have seen is all thanks to this high pressure ridge. it's slowly going to start making its way out and this low pressure system is going to drop in. it's going to level off our temperatures. maybe drop them a little bit at the end of the weekend and beginning of next week. we have a break ahead as far as the warm temperatures. sunshine with warmer temperatures above average for this time of year. weather will continue to stay dry. then of course warmer than average days into the weekend before some changes are ahead. the game forecast against the a's versus the angels, 80, sunny, 12:35 the first pitch. it will be a perfect day for that game. your high temperatures today 60s at the coast, los gatos 89. 75 in hayward. in the inland areas even warmer 94 degrees in brentwood. cooler closer to the water of course. 87 in benicia and vallejo. 90 in pleasanton. 93 in livermore. 37 sauls, 80 ala

today as well as the san francisco skyline. nike posted his giant billboard on top of its flagship store off union square. this is video from sky 7. this move comes a day after the company announced that kaepernick would be a major part of its 30th anniversary just do it campaign. the billboard features the caption believe in something, even if it means sacrificing everything. a reference to cap's protests against racial injustice that he and others believe has cost him his job in the nfl. >> nike is facing backlash because of its decision. videos of people burning shoes or ripping nike apparel are all over social media. president trump criticized the decision in an interview on a conservative website saying nike is sending a "terrible message," but he added the company's ability to make its own business decisions is what the the country is all about, which is the same message, ironically, as those who support kaepernick's decision to protest. >> kaepernick is from the central valley city of turlock, and it's a little more than

professor at sweden's royal institute of arts he's always been fascinated by the vibrant colors of the skyline in full its manifestation is. even now eighty seven years young. struggle. for. station in store called where the. station saw. this report that if the all read the. story make a. lot i like i have heard. some people come to stockholm specifically to see the subway on special terms of some of the stations even take place in some of the guys marie on the sun knows a great deal about the stockholm underground. and. personally i'm very fond of public art because normally it's so you lauch and especially in the make choices the station is also the you sort of feed the art in your body you can't just take it. and with your eyes you feet with your whole body and you need sort of to walk around to see all the different angles and things that's different. in this gallery there's no shortage of new angles to explore in stock taking the subway becomes a trip through the history of contemporary arts. all right time now for something to eat and i think it's fair to say that italian grannies make

towering over the skyline is the continent's largest residential skyscraper, ponte city.rank. welcome to dlala nje. for those who don't know, dlala nje is a word that means "just play. " before i get into the history of the building, what do you guys know about the building? so what we do is pretty much provide context, and this building that we use, the reason we start here, this building played a huge part in the history ofjo'burg. dlala nje, the social enterprise that operates the tours, is run by a former resident. i spent three and a half years of my life in ponte city. i moved here in 2012 after doing a story on, what is this infamous landmark on the johannesburg skyline? ponte opened its doors in 1975. it was built for the top 1% of society. there were saunas, wine cellars. this actually was the first floor of a 3—storey apartment. berea, the specific suburb where this building finds itself, has always been very cosmopolitan. during apartheid the government didn't want black people to partake in certain sectors of the economy and imported a lot of skills. so what y

on the wonder skyline showcases angola's oil millions which began to flow after the seventeen year civil war ended in two thousand and two. remains africa's second largest oil producer but the liquid wealth mainly lined the pockets of its ruling class rather than benefiting the population the international oil companies work with angola's corrupt elite. in two thousand and sixteen former president does santos appointed his daughter isabel chair of the national oil company so not a goal. behind this wall stands the house of the still powerful man during his thirty eight year old dos santos moved many of his family members into powerful positions he remains leader of the ruling party as his eldest daughter isabella. known as the princes profited most. was it in. the dos santos family effectively made the country into their private property. is a better dos santos became a billionaire looting angola. and now she's complaining that she's being kicked out of her golden cradle. because sherman wall. or novelties invent the phrase that the new president has revoked several appointments includin