used to it. >> in redwood city, kayakers found a way to get in exercise while catching a breeze or two on the bay. >> coming up on 4:30. let's get over to meteorologist mike nicco. >> we'll open the window on the exploratorium, no fog. no marine layer, not yet. the clouds that are out there right now are going to help keep us cool, but they have also kept us very warm during the overnight hours and capped the atmosphere, and the reason why our air quality is so poor right now. 61 at the coast, 68 to 72 around the bay, and inland at 7:00. we'll stay in the mid to upper 60s at the coast. 80 to 87 around the bay at noon. 81 to near 90 in our inland neighborhoods and 79 to 82. thing you'll notice besides the smoke, a little humid for us. the slight chance of a thunderstorm. we'll talk about that next. here's alexis. >> i want to give you a live

look outside at the san mateo bridge. you can see the smoke, the poor air quality, especially under the streep lamps. a good day to have the windows rolled up and probably going to flip the ac on. it's a spare the air day today, so don't forget, you want to use mass transit or carpool if you're one of the few working. we're doing great as far as drive times are concerned. holiday light, under a half hour, 25 minutes. wide open in the green. southbound 680 in the green at 18, and northbound 85 between 101 and cupertino also looking great at just 16 minutes. now, i mentioned mass transit. we do have of course that b.a.r.t. work that is continuing today. i believe we have pictures. are we going to go to that? no, we'll check that out in a few minute. >> thanks. >> the president appears ready to terminate daca which means 800,000 dreamers may be forced to leave the u.s. >> tiffany wilson is live in san jose with the local impact. >> reporter: good morning.

since 2012, dreamers or young undocumented immigrants who came to the united states as children have been protected from deportation. president trump is expected to rescind their protected status with an announcement tomorrow. sources say mr. trump wants to end the obama era program in six months. abc7 news spoke to a woman with daca status who holds a masters degree from san jose state. she works legally and supports her entire family. if mr. trump ends daca, which stands for deferred action for childhood arrivals, she says her life would crumble. >> the limited status that we had, you know, i think every dreamer is deserving of this little string that the government offered. and then to take this back is -- it's wrong. it's completely wrong. >> santa clara county supervisor dave cortezy says there are

24,000 dreamers in this county alone. tim cook dweeted that 250 dreamers work at apple. both men say they're standing with the dreamers. tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> thank you, tiffany. happening today, hundreds of oakland workers will march in support of high wages on this labor day strike. they plan to rally at 9:00 this morning at the mcdonald's on jackson street and parch through downtled oakland. workers are demanding union rights and to be paid $15 an hour. right now, the minimum wage is $12.86. it will gradually increase to $15. >> this morning, the u.n. security council will hold an emergency meeting to discuss international response to north korea's latest nuclear test. the test is said to have been a hydrogen bomb that is be mounted on an intercontinental ballistic missile. >> a strong warning overnight from south korea's military to

pyongyang. live fire drills. the move follows the north's six nuclear tests reported on television as a hydrogen bomb said to have been a perfect success and estimated to be four to five times more powerful than the atomic bomb the u.s. dropped on nagasaki in world war ii. on nagasaki in world war ii. word of the north's much powerful hydrogen bomb test cheered in pyongyang, but back here at home -- >> mr. president, will you attack north korea? >> defense secretary james mattis being more direct in what could be in store for north korea amid rising tensions. >> any threat to the united states or its territories including guam or our allies ilbe met with a massive military response, a response both effective and overwhelming. >> treasury secretary steve mnuchin says north korea needs

to be cut off economically. he says any country that wants to trade or do bf with the regime would be prevented from trading or doing business with the u.s. >> on a related note, this morning, vladimir putin with a warning for the united states. saying putting too much pressure on north korea is a, quote, dead end road. >> happening right now, a meeting of the brick countries and it's set to focus on how to deal with north korea. a summit being hild right now in china. putin is there. we saw him land. brick stands for brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa. russia is calling for the u.s. and north korea to continue talking, but as you just heard, this comes after a new nuclear test by the north over the weekend. and as the u.s. and south korea now explore their military options. matt. thanks. we're tracking developing news out of texas. governor greg abbott said harvey's storm damage would

reach up to $180 billion. congress is expected to approve nearly $8 billion in federal aid to help storm victims but it may need to raise the debt ceiling to do it. many disaster zones are still under water. government officials hope the city will be back on track after labor day. >> to see the level of commercial activity, the level of people traveling around and the number of people who were working to rebuild, texas is mending -- texas and houston are mending quickly. >> harvey is blamed for at least 44 deaths. sthouns of people remain in shelters. >> pets arrived in san francisco from texas hoping to find new homes following hurricane harvey. you're looking at video provided by the san francisco spca showing some of the 70 animals moments after they landed at sfo aboard a private plane yesterday. several groups are working to match the pets with new homes. they'll likely go up for adoption later this week. >> you may have heard the owner of a furniture retail chain

opened his doors for harvey victims. mattress matt turns two showrooms into evacuation shelters. hundreds of people slept on his mattresses and now they're petitioning to designate august 26th as mattress mack day. less than 5,000 signatures away from their goal of 200,000 signatures. our day of giving event for harvey has wrapped up. you can still donate by calling 85-999-give. a big thank you, again, to everyone who has already donated. the drive raised more than $14 million. >> developing news in sonoma county where the hunt is on for an arsonist after six different fires broke out. you're looking at one of those fires along stony point road in santa rosa. the flames destroyed a barn and at least one car. that fire broke out around 5:00 yesterday evening. witnesses say the fire started

after someone threw items from a car. developing news out of san francisco. police investigating a shooting that left a young person hurt. it happened around 7:30 last night near treat avenue and 26th street. a juvenile injured, his or kerr condition fought clear, but the victim is expected to survive. no word on what led up to that shooting. >> san mateo county residents might see new surveillance cameras in the next few months. the mercury news reports a neighborhood security start-up plans to install cameras in hillsborough. it tracks who comes and goes by logging license plates. the cameras are free, but flock charges $25 to $50 for each home per year of service. show of hands, anybody sleep better this morning or last night than the last couple nights? here's probably one of the reasons why. up to 80 8 degrees cooler in s

francisco. 4 degrees cooler in oakland. 4 degrees cooler in hayward, concord, about 6 in antioch. the only place it's warmer, novato and santa rosa. let's look an our san francisco neighborhoods. a lot of mid 60s out there from ocean beach in west portal at 63 to petrero hill, bay view, mission, castro, crissy field, all about 66 degrees. 67 in richmond right now and san leandro and also up in healdsburg. still warmer in santa clara, 72. belmont and palo alto at 71. 72 at walnut creek and pleasanton, and 67, that richmond temperature a little better. here's a look from sutro tower this morning. on the roads, use the ac. get that air clean before it comes in and you breathe it. mild to hot today from san francisco to inland and mass transit and on the bay, a whole lot of smoke. check out our temperatures. 70s, 80s, and 90s, so more relief today. mainly 70s and 80s tomorrow. and then 60s, 70s, and 80s

wednesday. will the cooling trend continue? we'll look at that and the latest radar which has some showers near us. that's coming up next. here's alexis. >> good morning. taking a look at the roads this morning, off to a really quiet start as you would imagine on a labor day holiday. getting a report from chp we have a couple chunks of concrete that fell from the university overpass, northbound 101. in the left two lanes under university avenue. i'm not seeing delays in the area and chp is on the way to the scene. we'll keep an eye on that. hopefully the overpass is okay, if we have chunks of concrete falling. maybe it was clipped by a truck this morning. a quick check outside, wide open bay bridge toll plaza. really surprised if we have the metering lights flipped on today. talk about mass transit, the lake merritt b.a.r.t. station remains closed for maintenance and repair work. this video shows crews working to rebuild the track and installing other equipment. no trains will run between 19th street and fruitvale stations

and b.a.r.t. says this could lead to 20 to 40-minute delays for some trains especially if you're trying to get to the oakland airport. we'll look at a few other mass transit schedules for today in a few minutes. >> thanks. >> a warning for instagram users. the bug that exposed users' contact information may have been far worse than originally caught. >> crazy weather caught on camera here in california. the quick-hitting storm that sent dozens into the water. >> and heading to break, but keep tabs on live weather and traffic where you live. a live look at san francisco. rr on your screen right there. we'll be right back.

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to be able to get it together and... take care of them, you know? i feel like we've come full circle. like that! this is how i'll do it. sarah: there you go. ♪ >> music fans everywhere mourning the death of walter becker, bassest, guitarist and cofounder of the rock group steely dan. his band released the news of his death but did not release details. they were inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame in 1961. >> crews are trying to contain a fire that broke out in gilroy. the flames just after 7:15 last

night. fires burned at least 40 acres so far. no injuries have been reported. fire officials do not have an estimated time of containment. >> and right now, people being let back into their neighborhoods in the l.a. area after that massive wildfire burning there. we just got word here at the live desk of these new developments. some great news. firefighters have been able to slow down that huge fire. it is the biggest wildfire by acreage in the city's history. it's burned more than nine square miles. governor jerry brown has issued a state of emergency. cooler temperatures across the state should also help in that fight today. natasha. >> thank you. firefighters in northern california are getting a big boost from a big plane. the world's newest and largest air tanker. the global supertanker is currently parked at mcclellan field in sacramento county. formerly a 747 airliner, it brings a payload nearly twice as

much as any other air tanker. >> 18,000 gallons out to the fire and get it out to the fire, where it might take six trips to do that. >> he said 18,000 gallons. this giant tackled its first mission in the u.s. last week. tackling the raging 3500 acre ponderosa fire near oroville as fires continue to rage across the state, calfire says it's another great resource to call on. >> a man died after running into the fire during one of the signature moments at burning man. you're looking at video showing saturday night's burning of a massive effigy. the 41-year-old died after being flown to a burn center in sacramento. festival organizers offered emotional support counselling to those affected by the tragedy. look at that. oh, my god. >> look at this crazy sight in santa barbara. a microburst rolled through the

city around 3:00 yesterday afternoon. it flooded roads, sent umbrellas flying and overturned boats. 56 people were tossed into the water. thankfully, no reports of injuries. >> crazy video. let's get to mike nicco. the question on everyone's minds, are we going to get some relief? >> yeah, we will. we won't see a repeat of what they saw in santa barbara. we could have the possibility or do have the possibility of a slight shower chance here and there. a chance of a shower. you can see the radar doesn't look all that impressive. that's what's left of what was tropical storm lydia. it continues rolling up to the northwest. that's why even though it's not going to be quite as hot today, it's going to be muggy out there, and you're definitely going to feel that. so all right, let's talk about what's going on as far as our forecast. you can see the haze hanging out at 101 and 880 there in san jose. yeah, looks kind of disgusting, doesn't it? partly sunny, mieltder, poor air, and humid today.

slight chance of showers, lightning. it would increase the fire danger if there was a great chance of it. we'll keep an eye on it. if it does become a better chance, we may see the fire dangers heightened in the afternoon hours today and tomorrow. slow cooling trend for most of this week. let's take a look at your highs today. 85 in milpitas. sunnyvale, cupertino, san jose. may be 90 in morgan hill and gilroy. redwood city at 86. low 70s along the coast today. mid and upper 70s in downtown, south san francisco, sausalito. mid 70s, north bay beaches. mid to upper 80s through most of the north bay. we'll get 90s around calistoga, cloverdale, and lakeport. low to mid 90s there. temperatures in the low to mid 80s from 80 in richmond, oakland at about 82. you can see castro valley at 86. still holding on to the 90s in our east bay valleys. 90 in san ramon to 92 in brentwood.

that will feel a lot better. why did i do yard work yesterday? that was not smart. well, because my sprinkler system broke. that's why. part of the reason. it had to change a pump yesterday, half my yard dies the last couple days. mid to upper 60s tonight. sleep better. antioch, 75. and san jose, 71. here's a look at your seven-day forecast. it's just couple degrees every day, but by the time we get to wednesday in the morning the marine layer clouds come back and when we'll start to see the cooling trend kick in for thursday, friday, and saturday. i lost -- i think i probably lost about four blueberry bushes because my one zone wasn't working. i didn't know about it until this weekend. >> my yard's been brown for like a month now. so it's really crispy now after this weekend. my roses, they're like crispy on the ends. they just got torched this weekend. yeah. >> too bad. >> i know. so sad. taking a look at the roads this morning, we have green traveling conditions just about anywhere you look today. that's due to the labor day

holiday. pretty sure we'll have an extremely light morning on the road. northbound 101 after university avenue, i told you about concrete that fell from the overpass. sounds like there was a crash on university, so over 101, someone hit the guardrail, a few concrete chunks fell, and chp is saying everything is okay. the structural integrity is just fine for the overpass, and chp picked up the chunkoffs concrete that was our 101. that's no longer a concern. it is a spare the air day, but we have changed for mass transit due to the holidays. no ace rail service this morning. caltrain will be on a sunday schedule, and golden gate ferry, on a holiday schedule, except there will not be the tiburon ferry service today. the proposal to let women go topless in public. an east bay city toying with the idea. >> a crash caught on camera. the reason this suv went barreling through a laundromat.

>> in today's tech bites, a recent hack on instagram is urworse than originally thought. >> at first, the company believed it was limited to verifiy eied akts, but now they saying nonverified accounts are affected as well as 6 million user accounts. >> americans are switching to bluetooth with more than 900,000 totally wireless headphones sold in the first seven months of the year. >> apple is dominating the market. 85% of the money spent on wireless headphones are from airbuds. >> a kentucky fried chicken restaurant is using facial recognize. >> once it matches your photo stored in the system, you have paid for your meal. paid for your meal. >> t

the city of berkeley will consider legalizing letting women go topless in public. public nudity discrimnace against women because there aren't the same restrictions against men. city council will take up the issue in next tuesday's meeting. if changed, the change would go into effect as soon as next month. >> on thursday, facebook users will have access to hundreds of videos. launching the new program called watch. vis is video of the new feature from facebook. you'll find it and soon there will be its own app, too.

watch will feature oerbl content from companies like buzzfeed and a&e along with live sports and chat events. you'll see what friends are watching and share your favorites. >> oakland's first lgbtq community center opens this thursday. the center is on lakeshore avenue. the cofounders told the east bay express they're funding the center out of their own pockets. they say the community is underserved. they hope to attract major donors to help run the center. let's take a look at what's going on at sfo. kind of hazy, cloudy. probably going to be some delays. let me ask you this question. how do you like this? temperatures 6 to 16 degrees cooler today. a lot of that has to do with the smoke is even worse. that's going to filter the sun. a lot of cloud cover out there, that's going to filter the sun. and the hottest part of the air mass is starting to move to the east. if you're going to the a's and angels game, 1:05

watch out for the smoke. >> looking at the roads, looking at an extremely light commute as you would imagine on a holiday like today. a live look outside at walnut creek, southbound 680, we could count the cars out there so far today. little consolation if you head into work. you should have a smooth commute. westbound 80, wide open, 16 minutes. nine across the bay bridge. no metering light yet. and southbound 10 someone, fran to sfo, as mike said, we could have delays later, but no issues getting there. next travel update at 5:00. >> thanks. well, this is surveillance video out of staten island, new york. it shows an suv crashing through a laundromat yesterday. the driver, a 74-year-old man, was trying to park when he mistakenly put the suv in reverse. six people were injured, three seriously. none of the injuries are said to be life threatening.

>> 4:56. a move to speed up repairs on highway 37 in marin. next, the price you may have to pay. >> and plus, the global response to north korea's latest missile test that it calls its most powerful yet. >> big breaking news from the royal family that will surely make you smile. that's coming up next. >> thanks. and cuties need a new home following hurricane harvey. the way you can help these four-legged refugees. four-legged refugees. >> and taking

coming up on 5:00 a.m. you survived the heat. welcome to labor day monday, september 4th. >> yes, i'm matt keller in for

reggie. mike. mike, talking about cooler temperatures. we need the break. >> i feel like friday i just kind of dropped a bomb on you, enjoy the heat. see you monday. >> and he left. >> and then i come back monday and i'm like, it's going to be cooler today. you're welcome. yeah, that was not very nice. that's just how my schedule worked out. let's look at what's going on. all right. here we go with the exploratorium. you can see, oh, no carl the fog. no yvonne the fog. just no fog. how about that? a big fight on my facebook page about calling it carl the fog. 12-hour day planner. 61 to 72 right now. 67 to 87 at noon, and 67 to 87 at 4:00. that sounds pretty cool, doesn't it. 67 to 82 at 7:00. the clouds thereat are keeping us warm this morning are going to keep us from getting too hot this afternoon. but they're also putting a lot of humidity in the air so it will feel uncomfortable at times. we'llav