afrmgts sea lion appears to have beached itself on a san francisco beach. a large crowd gathered to look at it at aquatic park. there's no word on what's wrong with it or how long the sea lion has been there. we've reported several times on sea lions or seals beming ill. >>> and it appears delays and cancellations may be easing as a main runway is under construction. we've been reporting runway 20 allow crews to repair cracks in the pavement. they say the second phase of the project began today. there were eight cancellations, down from 401 delay and 40 cancellations yesterday. >>> san francisco firefighters put a few vips through their paces. a handful of elected officials gear and were treated like trainees. to work like a firefighter you have to dress like one in the protective outer wear they call turnouts. first the jackets and of course the boots and top it of with a surprisingly heavy helmets after a few adjustments of course and then outsi this is a lot to do this job. this rock pile simulate asuiing possibly collapsed underneath. my job is too send

we're seeing whales washing up, sea lions washing up.ondering what's going on. >> it's a great question. the last five years, we've seen a big uptick in the number of patients every year. historically we would see 6 to 800 animals. the last five years we've seen at least 800 patients per year. >> reporter: the simplest answer is the animals are starving, unable to find food. but why is where it gets more complex. >> the state of the ocean is definitely in peril. these animals are incredible sentinels for what's happening on the bigger broader picture. >> reporter: some of the patients respond well, others are set free. but others have more severe problems. we're on our way to the surgery wing of the hospital. this is where animals require extra care for pneumonia, infections, toxins get treated. inside doctors are preparing for procedures on two california sea lions. >> let's go ahead and take him. we're going to be taking x-rays are of his chest to see how well he responded to treatment. >> reporter: later a more complex surgery on one

westburg eects torelease these sea lions early next yadi happen next. >> the animals that are the most heart-wrenching for us to rescue are the animals that the only reason we're rescuing them is because of something c causededy human impact. >> reporter: they could soon be victims of the blob, a science fiction sounding term for ocean heatwaves made worse by climate change and responsible for toxic algae blooms that kill plankton, a key food source for marine life. >> they're a vital habitat. >> exactly. we're seeing more warming and it's becoming more frequent. >> reporter: oceanographer melissa carter measures water temperatures and algae levels. she is concerned that the massive blob that formed in the pacific in 2015 is now reforming. >> you see this, again, this persistent warm water. >> reporter: a side by side comparison of pacific temperatures then and now show striking similarities. some areas 12 degrees above normal. and another blob could decimate the shellfish industry as it did in 2015. lab is conducting tests by blending them and measuring for toxins. >> the risk is elev

we saw sea lions. >> reporter: or bird die offs like this one. care rescued more than just in two years than they had the entire year. there getting ready to see those agri-staggering numbers again. >> when these birds come in they are emaciated, they are dehydrated. they are in need of emergency care. >> reporter: the heat wave has not quite reach our shores, but scientists say that it is slated to. it is about seven degrees warmer than average. this can be just as damaging and deadly as last time. >> this is a big impact of our economy. >> reporter: this is their hotline. they ask if you see any of these injured wildlife to give them a call. they will walk you through how to rescue them. in san rafael, kpix 5. >> would you think about emily story, why do we care? the fish will eat what they could find for food. it changes the location. there are a lot of issues going on. >>> warm weather today. 140 degrees in morgan hill. a beautiful sunset. the sun is setting on this hot weather. san francisco is 94 degrees today, it will be 22 degrees cooler.

we saw sea lions. >> reporter: or bird die off, like this one right here in the bay area. this happen in 2015. there getting ready to seen the staggering numbers again. >> we are preparing cages, enclosures. when these birds come in, there emaciated, they are dehydrated. they are very, very much in need of emergency care. >> reporter: this is not quite reached our scores, but seita said they are slated to. it could just be as far- reaching as last time. >> it affects tourism, fishery, this is a big chunk of our economy. it also impacts the water. >> reporter: this is their hotline, they ask if you see any of these injured wild birds, to give them a call. they will walk you through how to rescue them and break you hit them here. emily turner, kpix 5. >>> the forecast shows the heat wave moderated by continuing for months. sign to say that this is already probably affecting the ecosystem. >>> they made a mark on the wild white house today. joining them a swedish teenager. the climate activists arrived in the u.s. two weeks ago after sailing on a zero-emissions yacht from eur

the 2014 blob was blamed for the deaths of millions of fish and thousands of baby sea lions, which starvedb raises the water temperature and oxygen levels in the water, thereby damaging the marine ecosystem and making food scarce. government scientists say they are monitoring the heatwave, but hope that the weather will shift and break up the blob before it can do lasting damage. announcer: when we return, buckle up for a tour of the moon. ♪ you know, baker, i can help you with -- with that. oh, no, it's fine. thanks, though. a man should cut his own lawn. [ lawnmower engine rattling ] [ engine starts ] [ lawnmower engine rattling ] sfx: upbeat music a lot of clothes you normally take to the cleaners aren't dirty dirty. they just need a quick refresh. try new febreze clothing quick dry mist. it eliminates odors and refreshes lightly-worn clothing. breathe happy febreze... la la la la la. dprevagen is the number onemild memopharmacist-recommendedng? memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. soledad: and finally,

the sea lion was coaxed into a cart and then given a special ride back to the center for a medical evaluationare going to warm it up. >>> warm today. warm tomorrow. warmer on saturday. it will be a beautiful weekend. you can see it behind me. looking at the golden gate bridge. the clear skies are they going to continue into the weekend. not a cloud in the sky from the shot in san francisco. your highs today 71 degrees. half moon bay 67 degrees. our warmest in the inland areas as well as the northbay cocker 81. same thing in santa rosa. san jose getting close to the 80s. 78 degrees. 76 in fremont. overnight lows it is going to be a mixture of the 50s no matter where you are. the coolest spot in the northbay 51 degrees santa rosa. 56 in inland areas. fairfield concorde. warmer things to the water. 87 in oakland and redwood city. cooler along the coast. 54 degrees in pacifica. the same story in san jose. coastal cleanup day on saturday morning. there will be patchy fog in the morning that then should start to burn off by midday. it will be 55 degrees for that. also the eat real food festival. yo

. >> reporter: seaworld's jody urstburg expects to release these sea lions early next year and is dreadinghat could happen next. >> the animals that are the most heart wrenching for us to rescue are the animals that the only reason we're rescuing them is because of something caused by human impact. o reporter: they could soon be victims of "the blob," a science fiction-sounding term for ocean heat waves made worse by climate change and responsible for toxic algae blooms that kill plankton, a key food source for marine life. they're a vital habitat. >> exactly. we're seeing more warming. it's becoming more frequent. >> reporter: oceanographer melissa carter measures water temperatures and algae levels. she's concerned that the massive blob that formed in the pacific in 2015 is now reforming. >> you see again this persistent warm water. >> reporter: a side-by-side comparison of pacific temperatures then and now show striking similarities. some areas 12 degrees above normal. and another blob could decimate the shellfish industry, as it did in 2015. while the fish at seattle's pike place marke

>> that used to be a place where tourists could go and enjoy the sea lions, the ocean breeze, have anner, go to a broadway show. now forget by the. it reeks to high heaven. you have to step over human feces. you are lucky if you don't step on or around a needle. it's very sad of what has become of that once beautiful city. lou: it's stunning that there is no will on the part of the public in san francisco to insist that their government clean up that mess. >> you know what's interesting, i do have some friend who work in that area. they have had to relocate their families to the outskirts or a bunch of them are relocating to the reno area because they are sick and tired of it. it seems like nobody is listening to them in their local government. lou: the president picked up $15 million visiting palo alto, beverly hills, san diego, getting in a border trip as well, and the hollywood left going absolutely mad. >> it was a wonderful place to live, great people. but you have the homelessness that is out of control in the downtown los angeles area and parts of san diego. and it's destroyin

in the last marine heat wave, california sea lions were hardest hit. >> pups were starving and abandoned by their moms. spike in whale intanglements in fishing gear. >> in 2016 some 70 whales got caught up in fishing gear. toxic algae was blamed by the unusually warm water. nobody knows how long this marine heat wave will last, but if it persists, we can expect all the bad stuff to happen again. >> when you hear somebody say we have one climate, one atmosphere, it's really true and it's all connected. >> jonathan bloom with us now. we talk about this bloom out there in the pacific, but what's the local -- if i go to the beach this weekend or next weekend, what am i going to see locally? >> you might not notice it at all. the beaches are breezy, the water is chilly. it's subtle impact on the coast. we have seen a few more than normal wet suit surfing days. it's cooler on the coast. the 7 degree increase is out there in the pacific and the coastal impact is minimal. that's why the fish are flocking here. >> can you see the blob? >> no, you can't see the blob. you would have to stick a ther

that are very uncomfortable on the water, but the water bikes allow them to get out there and enjoy sea lions.>>> this tops out at about eight miles per hour. it takes in all of the sights and sounds that come with hydra biking.>>> our time is 9:45 am. an annual celebration of food, wine, music. i'm telling about the big event this weekend. this saver this season. it will be in livermore. 100% of all of the proceeds go directly towards hunger relief efforts and alameda county. >>> in our studios now, to let us know what you will get to saver at this benefit, i am joined in the studio, chef hugh gauvin. you, you surrounded me with wine and food. what types of food will we be having at the event.>> i been at this event for many years. my company has been donating to the food bank. we are part of this event. there is always a delicious ditch -- ditch dish. >> they have winds here as well which you can taste at some point for fun. i'm going to demonstrate some ideas for hors d'oeuvres. >> please do. >> prosciutto wrapped rum fresh goat cheese, and this is and i was was pistachio butter and beet s

. >> last year, california sea lions were among the hardest hit. >> pups were starving and abandoneding gear. >> in 2016, some 70 whales got caught up in fishing gear. >> crab season was on hold for months, because of toxic algae. again, scientists blamed the unusually warm water. >> nobody knows how long this marine heat wave will last. but if it persists, we can expect all the bad stuff to happen again. >> when you hear somebody say, you know, we have one climate, one atmosphere, it's really true. and it is all connected. >> that was our video journalist jonathan bloom. >>> it is 7:51. and as we were talking about, we're about an hur away now from the start of california's annual coastal cleanup day. it starts at 9:00 a.m. thousands of volunteers will fan out across the state's waterways to pick up trash and debris before it flows to our coast and creates marine pollution. last year, get this, they collected 800,000 pounds of garbage, and are ready to do it again. so we want to take you to coyote creek in san jose where 150 volunteers have signed up to clean up today. we're joined

. >>> the sea lion appears to have breached itself on a san francisco beach. a large crowd gathered yesterday afternoon at aquatic park to look at it. the area has been taped off warning people to stay away from the animalo worwhxaat'sroith h n th sn there. we've reported several times this year on sea lines and seals becoming ill or malnourished. >>> taking a live look right now at san francisco international airport where it seems those delays and cancellations may be easing as the main runway is under construction. 28 l has been closed for a week to allow crews to repair cracks in the pavement. airport officials say the second phase of the project began yesterday. they say there were 180 delays and nine cancellations yesterday. good news, that's down from 401 delays and 40 cancellations on friday. the runway should reopen in just under two weeks. >>> san francisco firefighters how tough working in the fire service is. a handful of elected officials and reporters put on the gear and were trained like trainees. here's abc 7 news anchor eric thomas. >> reporte

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. >>> and whales washing ashore, sea lions dying and micro organisms killed, a result of something called the blob. >> its impact is already devastating the ecosystem of the pacific and the san francisco ba as participate of our weeklong series climate in crisis "today in the bay" meteorologist kari hall explores what will happen if we don't do something fast. >>> one of the places we can see the biggest evidence of climate change is right off our coast in the pacific ocean. when you see a clear sky, it could be high pressure which, when it's parked over the same area can raise water temperatures while decreasing the wind. that can cause a phenomenon called the blob. the top larp yer of water can w up to three degrees higher than normal and the lack of wind doesn't allow for the water to mix and cool. in a warming climate the blob could be more common which would be devastating to the marine ecosystem. you might remember several whales washed up across the bay area and scientists with the marine mammal center say one of the reasons might be the warmer water. as the ocean temperature rises

there's no word on exactly what's wrong with it or how long the sea lion has been there. we've reported several times this year on sea lines and seals becoming ill or malnourished. >>> taking a live look right now at san francisco international airport where it seems those delays and cancellations may be easing as the main runway is under construction. runway 28 l has been closed for a week to allow crews to repair cracks in the pavement. airport officials say the second phase of the project began yesterday. they say there were 180 delays and nine cancellations yesterday. that's down from 401 delays and 40 cancellations on friday. the runway should reopen in just under two weeks. >>> san francisco firefighters put a few vips through their paces to see how tough working in the fire service is. a handful of elected officials and reporters put on the gear and were treated like trainees. here's abc 7 news anchor eric thomas. >> reporter: to work like a firefighter, you have to dress like one. in the protective outer wear they call turnout. first the pants and then the jacket a

oakland. 73 degrees in san jose and the view from the pier 39 camera as visitors are enjoying the sea lions70s. 79 degrees in concord. and livermore, you're at 75 degrees right now. so let's check out where we're going. it's going to be warmer tomorrow. we're going to take a look at a couple of cities here. tomorrow morning, san jose, livermore in the 50s, as we head into the lunch hour, it's already going to be warming up, into the 70s. and for the afternoon, mid- to upper 80s. so a beautiful day. it's not going to be terribly hot. it's just going to be a warmer day. from our south beach camera, we are looking at clear skies as we look across the bay there. here is another beautiful view from our sutro tower camera looking at downtown san francisco. you're evening plan breezy and mild, 7:00. clear skies at 8:00 p.m. notice the temperatures will be falling by the time we go into 10:00 p.m. so if you have late night plans, you will need that jacket as well. here is a look at the forecast. clear skies overnight. crisp in the morning. warmer weather the next two days. and autumn arrives on mon

folks throughout checking out the sea lions. i wonder if they're barking loudly. well, it's a big change from this soggy morning, though. abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma is here to tell us if we can expect any more wet weather. drew? >> yeah, the firtormst of the season greeted a lot of us earlier as a cold front moved through. live doppler 7 was tracking the wet weather earlier. there is that line of showers that made the morning commute a little mess for some of us. right now it is clear skies. any wet weather well off to the north and to the east right now. yuba city seeing a couple of tundershowers right now as the storm system departs. 24-hour rainfall very light in nature. we wound up with less than a quarter in a lot of cities wound up with less than a tenth of an inch of rain with the first storm of the season. behind the front it is brisk. feels like fall. gusting 20 to 30 miles per hour. numbers right now we are in the 60s and 70s. and we are tracking another chance for some of us to see some wet weather in the next 48 hours. we'll detail that next cha

waters threaten to spawn a massive algal bloom and could decimate fish populations, threatening sea lions, endangered orcas, and humpback whales. in gaza, palestinians mourned the deaths of two palestinian teenagers shot and killed friday by israeli forces during weekly protests along the separation barrier with israel. at least 70 protesters were wounded -- more than half of those by israeli gunfire -- according to gaza health officials. palestinians have now been demonstrating for 18 months in gaza under the banner of the great march of return, calling for the right to return and an end to israel's blockade on thte besieged tererritory. in el salvador, 21-year-old rape survivor evelyn hernandez, who was acquitted last month on aggravated homicide charges for having a stillborn birth in 2016, might face a third trial. hernandez had been sentenced to 30 years in prison in 2017. but that conviction was annulled in august. salvadoran prosecutors announced last week they will appeal hernandez's acquittal. abortion is illegal in el salvador. russia and ukraine swapped dozens of prisoners satu

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