chris nguyen is live withfá the story. chris?r: the assault happened last night as fans were heading back to their cars following the game. police have spoken to the5ai])(s and want to talk to other people involved, hoping to get their side of the story. santa clara police want your help identifying people involved in a post game fight seen here, in this video. >> it's disturbing and shocking. we need to identify these folks. >> reporter: these pictures show a fan being assaulted by a group of 49ers fans following the win last night. >> it'sym brutal to see someon getting hit so violently. right? for me, it's a hard thing to watch. >> reporter: police responded to 24 reports of assault during football games. one case, last year involved a man who started a fight in a rest room, leaving a visitor with a severe brain injury. >> at the end of the day, it's just a game. >> reporter: investigators have already interviewed the victim. fans say regardless of who was at fault, this type of violence needs to stop. >> it's so pointless to

abc 7 news reporter chris nguyen is live in san jose with the story tonight. chris. >> reporter: dan, good evening. the minimum wage here in san jose is $10.30 an hour, but if you go over to santa clara just a few miles away, it's $9 an hour, so there's a big difference there. and for some people, they say, you know really this initiative really brings new meaning to the phrase that every dollar counts. lauren saunders works full-time at a restaurant in downtown campbell. after seeing some of her friends struggle to make ends meet, she wonders what the job market will be like when she graduates from college. >> we have to cram into rooms, like share apartments. it's hard. i feel bad for my friends who try to make it on their own. >> reporter: this afternoon some mayors came together to announce the first steps toward potentially raising the minimum wage across santa clara county, backing a proposed study that would be funded by the city of san jose. >> what we like to do is ensure it's a value, raise wages in a thoughtful way and do it in a way that doesn't imp

i'm chris nguyen. let's start with you are a weather. frances dinglasan is in for meteorologist lisa argen. >> it's in the upper 40s in parts of the north day. 38 napa, 49 half moon bay. elsewhere we are in the low to mid-50s right now. you are going to be waking up to clear skies. here's a live view from sutro looking out over the bay. minimal marine layer and with plenty of sunshine this around, that means sings are going to warm up. inland areas you will be about ten degrees warmer in some locations. temperatures in the low to upper 80s. along the coast even and into san francisco we are going to see some mid-70s. and around the bay mild to warm conditions, up to the low 80s. now this is just the beginning of a warming trend. i will have even hotter numbers headed your way with the accuweather seven-day forecast. chris. >>> thank you. allowing now, ahappening now, allow yourself plenty of time to get in and out of san francisco the next few days. the bart closure is underway and construction project closed fourth and king in the city

chris nguyen is live withfá the story. chris?reporter: the assault happened last night as fans were heading back to their cars following the game. police have spoken to the5ai])(s and want to talk to other people involved, hoping to get their side of the story. santa clara police want your help identifying people involved in a post game fight seen here, in this video. >> it's disturbing and shocking. we need to identify these folks. >> reporter: these pictures show a fan being assaulted by a group of 49ers fans following the win last night. >> it'sym brutal to see someon getting hit so violently. right? for me, it's a hard thing to watch. >> reporter: police responded to 24 reports of assault during football games. one case, last year involved a man who started a fight in a rest room, leaving a visitor with a severe brain injury. >> at the end of the day, it's just a game. >> reporter: investigators have already interviewed the victim. fans say regardless of who was at fault, this type of violence needs to stop. >> it's so point

chris nguyen is live at the fair grounds and angels camp with the details tonight. chris? >> reporter: ama, good evening, it's been a gruelling experience for many firefighters but they're used to it. they work 25 hours straight, one day on, one day off. but for local families as well as residents that own properties nearby, they can't thank these firefighters enough for their hard work and sacrifice. along highway 49 through downtown angel's camp, signs of gratitude for all to see. >> it's pretty moving to see the amount of energy that has gone into protecting people's homes. >> reporter: 4800 firefighters are battling the butte fire. many came from the bay area. >> california should be proud of their firefighters. men and women here fighting this fire not only this one, but every fire throughout the state are putting out a tremendous amount of effort. >> reporter: so far, 230 homes have been destroyed. thousands of structures remain threatened. crews work to contain the flames. reggie williams says fields are drier because of the drought. a reminder that a fire like this

in santa clara, chris nguyen, abc7 news. >> fall is in the air. you can tell there is a change out there. >> it is pleasant. we can start bundling up. right? people are enjoying this. we'll keep it coming. i'll talk about how long this pattern is going to last. two more days. the veil of high cloud cover. we've been watching a little bit of radar activity. this is not reaching the ground but that could change as we head towards thursday morning here in the bay area. a gorgeous view right now, the sun is going down. it's 61 in san francisco. mid-60s in oakland and mountain view. from our camera, you'll see some clouds and we're looking at temperatures in the 60s from santa rosa to napa and novato. highs today, low 60s to low 80s. running 5 to 10 degrees below normal. here is a lonely santa cruz beach. below average, possible showers in the south bay, thursday morning. we're looking at a warm up friday, before cooling back down for the weekend. satellite radar showing subtropical jet stream sending us mid and high level clouds. we're going to notice

chris nguyen is live at the fair grounds and angels camp with the details tonight. chris? >> reporter: ama, good evening, it's been a gruelling experience for many firefighters but they're used to it. they work 25 hours straight, one day on, one day off. but for local families as well as residents that own properties nearby, they can't thank these firefighters enough for their hard work and sacrifice. along highway 49 through downtown angel's camp, signs of gratitude for all to see. >> it's pretty moving to see the amount of energy that has gone into protecting people's homes. >> reporter: 4800 firefighters are battling the butte fire. many came from the bay area. >> california should be proud of their firefighters. men and women here fighting this fire not only this one, but every fire throughout the state are putting out a tremendous amount of effort. >> reporter: so far, 230 homes have been destroyed. thousands of structures remain threatened. crews work to contain the flames. reggie williams says fields are drier because of the drought. a reminder that a fire like this

in santa clara, chris nguyen, abc7 news. >> fall is in the air. you can tell there is a change out there. >> it is pleasant. we can start bundling up. right? people are enjoying this. we'll keep it coming. i'll talk about how long this pattern is going to last. two more days. the veil of high cloud cover. we've been watching a little bit of radar activity. this is not reaching the ground but that could change as we head towards thursday morning here in the bay area. a gorgeous view right now, the sun is going down. it's 61 in san francisco. mid-60s in oakland and mountain view. from our camera, you'll see some clouds and we're looking at temperatures in the 60s from santa rosa to napa and novato. highs today, low 60s to low 80s. running 5 to 10 degrees below normal. here is a lonely santa cruz beach. below average, possible showers in the south bay, thursday morning. we're looking at a warm up friday, before cooling back down for the weekend. satellite radar showing subtropical jet stream sending us mid and high level clouds. we're going to notice

i'm chris nguyen. let's get a check of the accuweather forecast with frances lawson. >> hi, chris. good morning, everyone. i want to show you this pretty shot looking out toward clay tower. nothing but blue skies out there. temperatures on the cool side. we are climbing into the 50s in many locations. san francisco currently 55. oakland 58. san jose 55 degrees. here is what you can expect. the warming trend starts today. look for some upper 80s even near 90 in antioch. 74 in san francisco. oakland 77. 81 in san jose. things warm up more for sunday where we'll start to see mid 90s and then getting even hotter for memorial day. upper 90s, as well in some of the interior locations. i'll let you know when we can expect a break in the hot weather. >> thank you. happening now, allow yourself plenty of time to get in and out of san francisco this weekend. it's going to be a rough few days. the three-day b.a.r.t. tube closure is under way and will last until tuesday morning. the construction project closed the

chris nguyen, abc7 news. >>> up next on abc7 news at 9:00, we're going to check in on the>> some hottod >> keep on top of the weather where you live. >> we'll have poor air quality. dry air and the heat wave all continuing. >> watch abc7 morning news weekdays 4:30 to 7:00. >>> after falling through the roof of a burning home six months ago this firefighter has hit a remarkable milestone. >> reporter: captain pete concern climbing up that ladder in fresno, california, about to vent the roof when it gives way, falling into that burning home. the flames erupting all around him. the screams, the people yelling, save him. >> get him out. >>. >> reporter: firefighters ripping down the garage door to get him out, ratee raising him to the hospital n. critical condition at first, and prayers ever since from that fire house. >> a leader and a good man. >> the first word that comes to mind is motivated. >> reporter: we have followed his motivation every step of the way a. determined father and husband. >> two, three, up. >> reporter: this was captain pete 105 days later. walking again. his wife

the reporter chris nguyen has the story you will only see on abc7 news. >> just three games into the season, some of the 49er faithful are already having second thoughts. >> i am here to support the home team. but it seems like they are not helping us. they are making it worse for us. >> the san jose resident bought seat licenses at $12,000 apiece. plus $2,000 per year for the actual ticket. now they want out. blaming the heat and a lack luster experience. >> are you going to watch the game. he is getting a beer and beating up, beating up. this is a bad experience. >> license holder preston burns from san francisco agrees. saying something is not right about levi stadium. >> even if they are losing what we are looking for is a fun game day experience and an opportunity to get together to share a tailgate and to enjoy some football. that hasn't been what we found this season or last season. >> the 49ers changed their ticket policy this year opting for digital delivery rather than hard tickets. the license holders say they can't print the tickets until 72 hours before the game making t

i'm chris nguyen. we start with a quick look at the weather. 's meteorologist frances dinglasan, in for lisa argen. >> good morning. >> good morning, chris, good morning, everyone. cool and clear right now, especially in the north bay where a lot of numbers only in the 40s. santa rosa 49 and 49 in half moon bay but in san jose it's currently 53. another cool spot for you. 48 in los gatos. get ready for the heat. it starts today and builds through the labor day weekend. here is the forecast model. by this afternoon 74 in san francisco. 81 in san jose. 77 oakland. and upper 80s in the interior areas. it will warm up even more for sunday where with he will see some mid-90s in the interior areas and a lot of even 80s around the bay. and then even warmer by monday for labor day. so it's barbecue and beach weather w he see some upper 90s out there. i'll let you know when you can expect some heat from the heat with the accuweather seven-day forecast. chris. >> thank you. turning to our next story now. hillary clinton and joe biden, once on the same tea

>> good morning, i'm tiffany wilson in for chris nguyen. it's saturday, september 12th. i think everything wants to know about if there is a quick break from the heat. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning. you can see we have plenty of cloud cover. if i move out of the way you can see the pap of moisture right there. this is remnants from tropical storm of what was hurricane linda and that could play into our forecast this weekend. numbers back in the 50s. half moon bay 56 this morning. in san francisco that's quite a switch, 52 and 60 san jose. but it's the westerly winds bringing in the cooler air. relative humidity will be up. it will feel a little muggier. we will talk about your neighborhood and look at the seven-day outlook, which will look for fall-like in a few minutes. tiffany. >> thank you, lisa. a state of emergency in the foothills. governor brown delivering a the beauty fire. it's nearly grown to 65,000 acres. we have new information on this fast-moving fire. >> the beauty fire is burning in calaveris and amador counties south of sacramento. it i

the reporter chris nguyen has the story you will only see on abc7 news. >> just three games into then, some of the 49er faithful are already having second thoughts. >> i am here to support the home team. but it seems like they are not helping us. they are making it worse for us. >> the san jose resident bought seat licenses at $12,000 apiece. plus $2,000 per year for the actual ticket. now they want out. blaming the heat and a lack luster experience. >> are you going to watch the game. he is getting a beer and beating up, beating up. this is a bad experience. >> license holder preston burns from san francisco agrees. saying something is not right about levi stadium. >> even if they are losing what we are looking for is a fun game day experience and an opportunity to get together to share a tailgate and to enjoy some football. that hasn't been what we found this season or last season. >> the 49ers changed their ticket policy this year opting for digital delivery rather than hard tickets. the license holders say they can't print the tickets until 72 hours before the game making them ha

i'm chris nguyen. we're finally getting much needed relief from the heat.doppler 7 hd. >>> we certainly are and that's due to our low cloud and fog deck which is not large but making an impact. 500, 600 feet you can see it along the coast. a better vantage point from our emeryville cam ration you can see in the distance it is a very shallow deck and will be dissipating quickly. 55 in noeft to 65 concord 65 livermore. from the city and temperatures here will remain unchanged in the mid 70s, 60s coast side, low 80s san jose, upper 70s oakland. we will talk about the continued cooling trend for the rest of the month coming up. >>> pope francis is now

. >>> good morning, i'm chris nguyen. francisco international this weekend, you can expect it to be very crowded. let's take a live picture. airport officials say more than 300,000 passengers are expected to pass through this weekend. tomorrow is expected to be the busiest of the three days. sunday passenger traffic is predicted to have an 8% increase over last year. >> the sausalito art festival returns for its 63rd year today. the festival is held every year on labor day weekend at marin park. it features art from 200 artists, food, wine and live music. it runs until monday and gets under way at 10:00 a.m. each day. >> also today, the festive spirit and flavor of the big easy comes to the bay area for the 45th annual millbrae art and wine festival. the mardi gras style event will feature two days of live music, hand crafted work, a variety of food, exhibits and children's activity. the event takes place on broadway between victoria and meadow glen. from 10:00 to 5:00 tomorrow and admission is free. >> time for a check o

i'm chris nguyen, get ready to celebrate the end of summer with warm temperatures. here is meteorologist lisa argen with the first look at live doppler 7 hd. >> you notice one thing on this map. a lack of fog. in fact, that marine layer is well offshore so we are going to see temperatures even at our beaches today in the mid 70s from daly city, pacifica, half-moon bay, mon tara, but what about here, santa cruz, 88 degrees. it's going to be a warm one. 58 in san jose, 50 right now half-moon bay. from our tower camera looks beautiful out there, but record breaking heat is on the way for tomorrow. we're looking at numbers even warmer than this. 90 san jose, 97 in livermore. so we will talk about when the cool down arrives. that's for the second half of the upcoming workweek. details in a few minutes. >>> breaking overnight, one man is dead and another charged with dui after an accident on 580 in oakland. it happened just after midnight in the westbound lanes near the lake shore off ramp. the california highway patrol says a driver careened offer a wall into a construct

i'm chris nguyen. we're finally getting much needed relief from the heat. here is meteorologist lisa argen with a first look at live doppler 7 hd. >>> we certainly are and that's due to our low cloud and fog deck which is not large but making an impact. 500, 600 feet you can see it along the coast. a better vantage point from our emeryville cam ration you can see in the distance it is a very shallow deck and will be dissipating quickly. 55 in noeft to 65 concord 65 livermore. from the city and temperatures here will remain unchanged in the mid 70s, 60s coast side, low 80s san jose, upper 70s oakland. we will talk about the continued cooling trend for the rest of the month coming up. >>> pope francis is now giving mass at the cathedral basilica of st. peter and paul in philadelphia. this is a live look inside the basilica where the mass is the pope's first public event of the day. it's a day that will include a visit to prison inmates, then to independence mall before an evening concert metering aretha franklin. pope francis arrived at the basilica less than

chris nguyen is in san jose. >> reporter: at the sunnivale cul-de-sac, an dispute between neighbors.>> it was great reluctance. we needed to protect the safety of the children. >> reporter: the co-plaintiffs are in a lawsuit filed against their neighbors claiming the couple did not do enough to prevent their son from assaulting their children as well as other people in the neighborhood. they say the child's aggression got worse over a two-year period. today, a judge recommended the two sides hea to mediation in october. co-plaintiff robert flowers welcomes dialogue. >> my hope is that when we meet with the defendants, we can finally at long last come to a workable solution. >> reporter: according to documents, the attacks happened on multiple occasions and they have moved out of the home but are renting it out. the plaintiff v plaintiffs are seeking damages and assurances their son will be better supervised should the family return to the neighborhood. >> whether it's a autistic child or typical child, we need to make sure our children are acting in safe mannerers and not being viole

chris nguyen is in san jose. >> reporter: at the sunnivale cul-de-sac, an dispute between neighbors.>> it was great reluctance. we needed to protect the safety of the children. >> reporter: the co-plaintiffs are in a lawsuit filed against their neighbors claiming the couple did not do enough to prevent their son from assaulting their children as well as other people in the neighborhood. they say the child's aggression got worse over a two-year period. today, a judge recommended the two sides head to mediation in october. co-plaintiff robert flowers welcomes dialogue. >> my hope is that when we meet with the defendants, we can finally at long last come to a workable solution. >> reporter: according to documents, the attacks happened on multiple occasions and they have moved out of the home but are renting it out. the plaintiff v plaintiffs are seeking damages and assurances their son will be better supervised should the family return to the neighborhood. >> whether it's a autistic child or typical child, we need to make sure our children are acting in safe mannerers and not being viol

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abc7 news reporter chris nguyen has the story. >> sunday, indian prime minister modi will take center they all want to share in the pride of having the indian prime minister. they like his style, he enjoys being in large venues. >>> this political science professor says this plays into the strategy to introduce new technology to india. >> this is a great opportunity for them to enter the indian market with the support of the indian government. that probably what lies behind their invitations. >> managers say requests for indicatoring and reservations have gone up since he said he'd be coming to town. >> he's talking about let's all come together and work towards the process of everything country. so that is what i believe he's looking at the pictures. >> reporter: he is saying he is trying to convert india into a hindu-only nation. >> we wanted to have the complete religious freedom for every minority, every religion like in the united states. we wanted to have a same model in india. >> reporter: politics aside this will be the first california visit of an indian head of state in thre

chris nguyen has the story only on abc7 news. >> reporter: for this proud brother, brad steinle doesn't shy away from showing his love for his sister, kate. >> she had will, drive, and such a free spirit. >> reporter: 32-year-old kate steinle was shot and killed at pier 14. an undocumented immigrant and convicted felon will now stand trial for murder. the steinles say ross mirkarimi is to claim. >> he overstepped his boundaries as sheriff and it resulted in kate's death. >> reporter: the family says they've filed a lawsuit against the sheriff and federal authorities saying something needs to change. >> the largest mistake is mirkarimi's mem rando not to cooperate with ice and communicate we're about to release a felon on to the streets. >> reporter: he and his parents came to visit the pier where kate was lost. >> you think of us going to giants games. we love the embark daro it's sad to see the place she fell and took her last breath. >> reporter: the family says the port authority has plans to put up a memorial bench in honor the kate. on it, one of her favorite quotes. whatever is go

in menlo park, chris nguyen, abc7 news. >> up next, big changes for some television viewers. >> how ane air waves will change the >>> your wireless broad band may improve in about a year. in exchange, some tv stations you watch could go away. >> michael finney is here to tell us about a potential change. >> yes. money needs science. anyone who uses broad band gets their signal from a spectrum. regulators are giving tv stations an opportunity to sell part of their spectrum or all of it to help improve broad band. it's happened to many of us. our internet signal stalls. that is why there is a call for a spectrum auction. if it occurs, the mobile industry says it will mean better service for all of us. >> it's going to mean faster service. >> reporter: here is what it is all about. tv stations and wireless carriers spare the band width, or spectrum. for wireless to expand, tv stations will have to give up some of their spectrum. so broadcasters are being offered a chance to make that available to wireless carriers. and over the years it's been sold and resold to other broadcasters for bil

chris nguyen has the story only on abc7 news. >> reporter: for this proud brother, brad steinle doesn't for his sister, kate. >> she had will, drive, and such a free spirit. >> reporter: 32-year-old kate steinle was shot and killed at pier 14. an undocumented immigrant and convicted felon will now stand trial for murder. the steinles say ross mirkarimi is to claim. >> he overstepped his boundaries as sheriff and it resulted in kate's death. >> reporter: the family says they've filed a lawsuit against the sheriff and federal authorities saying something needs to change. >> the largest mistake is mirkarimi's mem rando not to cooperate with ice and communicate we're about to release a felon on to the streets. >> reporter: he and his parents came to visit the pier where kate was lost. >> you think of us going to giants games. we love the embark daro it's sad to see the place she fell and took her last breath. >> reporter: the family says the port authority has plans to put up a memorial bench in honor the kate. on it, one of her favorite quotes. whatever is good for your soul, do that. >> n

chris nguyen, abc7 news. >> and he helped raise $11,000 for higher ground, a nonprofit organization foritary veterans. for more information on how to help, go to abc7news.com. >> excellent. one last time, we're going to talk about the triple digit heat. >> yes. if we must talk about it. >> it does persist. sunny skies, warm to hot conditions cover the bay area now. and in the tropical pacific, we have hurricane linda. the center is off the coast of mexico. it's expected to take a track to the north and west and weakening, moving away from populated areas. there is one model showing it move land areas. i will take high clouds and moisture into our direction for the weekend. we expect moisture to stay south. if we get it it will be a muggy feeling here. tomorrow, numerous places in the state exceeding 100 degree mark. e@6h through friday. >> yes. the word today is miserable. >> yes. >> big time tennis anyone? >> yes. larry beil is here with that. >> i can watch them play all night long. you figure serena williams would dominate big sis, venus. not so fast. the sisters trading big >>> good

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abc7 news reporter chris nguyen has the story. >> sunday, indian prime minister modi will take center. >> they all want to share in the pride of having the indian prime minister. they like his style, he enjoys being in large venues. >>> this political science professor says this plays into the strategy to introduce new technology to india. >> this is a great opportunity for them to enter the indian market with the support of the indian government. that probably what lies behind their invitations. >> managers say requests for indicatoring and reservations have gone up since he said he'd be coming to town. >> he's talking about let's all come together and work towards the process of everything country. so that is what i believe he's looking at the pictures. >> reporter: he is saying he is trying to convert india into a hindu-only nation. >> we wanted to have the complete religious freedom for every minority, every religion like in the united states. we wanted to have a same model in india. >> reporter: politics aside this will be the first california visit of an indian head of state in

i'm tiffany wilson in for chris nguyen. saturday, september 12th. we want to start off with a quick look at the weather. >> good morning to you. you may have noticed high clouds streaming up from the south. that subtropical moisture making it feel muggy and humid throughout the day. you can see the high clouds. if i step out of the way, look at all the moisture here offshore. it's all due to an old hurricane that is going to focus on central and southern california, but for the bay area, a combination of that onshore push, the low clouds, the high clouds. it's going to be cooler today. right now in the mid 50s in san francisco. southwest wind over 25 miles per hour. despite these 60s, your afternoon highs will only be in the 80s today in san jose. we'll talk about highs that come down even further into the week ahead. when maybe we'll see some of that moisture out of the clouds. >> thank you. a state of emergency in the sierra foot hills this morning. governor brown issuing the decoration for the masses bute fire. right now it's already consumed 65,

chris nguyen went where local families can't thank firefighters enough for their hard work and sacrifice. >> reporter: along highway 49 signs of gratitude. >> it's pretty moving to see the amount of energy that's gone in to protect people's homes. a lot of homes have been lost. >> reporter: 4800 firefighters are battling the butte fire. many came from the bay area including these two from san jose. >> california should be proud. >> reporter: jeff welch and his team have been here five days. >> the men and women fighting the fires, not only this one but every fire are putting in a tremendous amount of effort. >> reporter: so far 230 homes destroyed and struck tutures threatened. reggie williams says it's drier because of the drought. a fire like this could happen in the bay area. >> one thing all of these fires have in common this year is that once they start, they get moving very, very fast and it's a lot tougher for us to catch up with. >> reporter: some residents allowed back into their homes are approaching it all with caution. >> funny some things you think are important actually are

i'm chris nguyen. let's go to meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, chris.a while. this is the exploratorium camera with the clear sky. not much to show you on live doppler hd. a little low cloudiness along the san mateo coast. but at 57 degrees it's a beautiful start to your weekend. we have a cooling trend underway for all of you, except in san francisco where it has been pretty pleasant in the low 70s. 57 morgan hill and half moon bay with oakland checking in at 59 degrees. speaking of the low cloudiness just a little bit south of the golden gate from half moon bay to pacifica, then it will wipe out and bring partly sunny skies to the coast. >> much of the north bay will be clear. we will talk about the temperatures and how much you will cool down for the weekend and look at a portion of october coming up. >> lisa, thank you. >>> republican frontrunner donald trump didn't receive the response he expected from a crowd in indiana. yesterday he attacked republican rival marco rubio, calling him a clown. the crowd quickly turned on him. abc news reporter tom

i'm chris nguyen. let's start with a first look at the if the. here's meteorologist lisa argen tracking live doppler 7hd. >> good morning, chris. we are looking at clear skies here overnight. temperatures are in the 50s and 60s with light winds. we are looking at the dewpoints lower and the temperatures cooling off. feels pretty good out there right now. 58 in san mateo, 61 mountain true, los gatos 57. 60 san jose. we are looking at a cooling trend over the weekend with temperatures coming down in our inland areas and we will get a little fog for the fog cast in pacifica this afternoon. look for low 80s today around livermore. i should say san jose and upper 80s livermore and concord. with he will detail the cool down for the rest of the weekend and talk about october coming back in a few minutes. chris. >> lisa, thank you. this morning a team from the national transportation safety board will begin their first full day of investigation into the deadly duck boat crash in seattle. for the fires time we are hearing from the bay area family that was

i'm chris nguyen. if you thought we were done with the heat, think about. lisa argen tracking it on live doppler hd. hi, lisa. >> hi, chris. unfortunately that's true but right now we are clear and cool many temperatures not only in the 50s, with he have some 40s from the coast up to the north bay. it feels pretty good out there except the higher elevations, one reading in the low 70s. but that's well above. the warmer air will be mixings down to the surface quickly today. there's your 40. 56 had mountain view, we are talking 35 to 40-degree temperature climb today with numbers in the 70s from half moon bay, pacifica, daly city. 90 san jose, mid-90s inland, and unfortunately

i'm chris nguyen. if you thought we were done with the heat, think about. here's meteorologist lisa argen tracking it on live doppler hd. hi, lisa. >> hi, chris. unfortunately that's true but right now we are clear and cool many temperatures not only in the 50s, with he have some 40s from the coast up to the north bay. it feels pretty good out there except the higher elevations, one reading in the low 70s. but that's well above. the warmer air will be mixings down to the surface quickly today. there's your 40. 56 had mountain view, we are talking 35 to 40-degree temperature climb today with numbers in the 70s from half moon bay, pacifica, daly city. 90 san jose, mid-90s inland, and unfortunately the numbers climb another 5 degrees for sunday. we will have the rest of the weather coming up. chris. lisa, thank you. breaking overnight. one man is dead and another charges with dui after an accident on 580 in oakland. it happened just after midnight in the westbound lanes near the lakeshore off-ramp. the california highway patrol said a driver careened off a wall

>> good morning, i'm tiffany >> good morning, i'm tiffany wilson in for chris nguyen. it's saturday, september 12th. here's a quick look at the weather. >> we have moisture offshore. we could so a few sprinkles, especially along the coast, and also with the marine layer intact, cooler temperatures today for everyone. 62 in mountain view right now. 56 in san francisco. 63 morgan hill. and a west wind about 12 miles per hour at sfo. so a few light sprinkles here along the coast, but overall we are looking at low 90s inland. mid-80s san jose. about 70s san francisco. upper 80s through santa rosa. still the warmer numbers coming into play, but not as warm as yesterday. in fact we will have just 80s to speak of inland for much of next week. we will talk about the cool down and a better chance of sprinkles, as well, or a few light rain showers coming up in a few minutes. tiffany. >> lisa, thank you. a state of emergency in the foothills. governor brown delivering orders for the butte fire. it's nearly grown to 65,000 acres. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana has now informat

i'm chris nguyen, get ready to celebrate the end of summer with warm temperatures.t live doppler 7 hd. >> you notice one thing on this map. a lack of fog. in fact, that marine layer is well offshore so we are going to see temperatures even at our beaches today in the mid 70s from daly city, pacifica, half-moon bay, mon tara, but what about here, santa cruz, 88 degrees. it's going to be a warm one. 58 in san jose, 50 right now half-moon bay. from our tower camera looks beautiful out there, but record breaking heat is on the way for tomorrow. we're looking at numbers even warmer than th

i'm tiffany wilson in for chris nguyen. saturday, september 12th.her. >> good morning to you. you may have noticed high clouds streaming up from the south. that subtropical moisture making it feel muggy and humid throughout the day. you can see the high clouds. if i step out of the way, look at all the moisture here offshore. it's all due to an old hurricane that is going to focus on central and southern california, but for the bay area, a combination of that onshore push, the low clouds, the high clouds. it's going to be cooler today. right now in the mid 50s in san francisco.

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