a lot to get to today. we want to start with alexis. >> whatever sig alert is gone, the other one getting worse here. westbound 24 just before you get inside t e the tunnel, they're e to getting this push off. jammed through orenda. our other sig alert in the north bay. just before you get to spencer avenue that cleared right around 15 minutes ago. we are hearing that they will run a street sweeper through the area. we still have radiator fluid on the roadway. we'll take a look at drive times in just a few. let's check in with mike nicco. >> two thunderstorms now roaming through there.

brief downpours and lightning and thunder. it will head off to the east. berkeley in about 18 minutes. richmond about 23. san rafael in about 38 if it holds together. the one around discovery bay is just about the same track so you're getting hit twice. a look at walnut creek right now and you can see it looks damp from the drizzle we had this morning. and that's what most of us will be dealing with outside of those thunderstorms. the chance lingers through noon and then the chances over this afternoon in your 12-hour day planner. temperatures below average. developing news now this morning some residents in almeida are being told not to use their tap water for the next 48 hours. east bay mud issued the warning last night to residents in 267 homes in and near almeida point. east bay mud did not say what the problem was but emphasized it should not be used for brushing teeth, washing dishes or your pets. residents noticed an odd taste

this weekend. >> i've been drinking the water this whole week and two days ago i tried it and it tastes like plastic. >> if you are affected you can pick up water at the collaborative on west ranger avenue. we've all heard of laws banning distracted driving, right? what san mateo county is asking the state to do may surprise you. a ban on distracted walking. reporter matt keller is live for us in redwood city. good morning, matt. >> reporter: natasha, 892 pedestrian deaths on california roadways last year. one san mateo county supervisor thinks he has the solution to help bring that number down. and it comes in the form of a resolution that would ban the use of cell phones in crosswalks. the board of supervisors passed it unanimously yesterday at their meeting. the idea came from supervisor david who says he wants to make sure people are looking up as they cross the street not down at their phones. one person we spoke with says

he's seen the trouble with distracted walking. >> i think it would be a help because they don't pay attention. i see people fall off the sidewalk, you know, step off the curb and fall. >> reporter: this resolution does not change anything yet. only the state can govern what's legal. the resolution just asks the state to consider it or consider giving local jurisdictions the right to regulate this issue. the supervisor is confident that the state will take action. reporting live, matt keller, abc 7 news. matt, thank you. on to developing news now fema estimates that 25% of homes in the florida keys are gone following hurricane irma. officials say 90% of homes in the keys were damaged in some way. 65% have major damage. search and rescue crews made their way into the more distant reaches of the keys making sure that critical infrastructure is in place. destruction is so great in the u.s. virgin islands people are being evacuated to puerto rico.

>> i'm not sure when i'm going to get the next meal. that's discomforting for me. i'm happy to be able to leave the island. >> more than 4 million people are still without power in florida. it may take ten days for utility workers to restore power in southwest florida hardest hit by the hurricane. now breaking news from the abc 7 live desk. breaking news coming in from hollywood, florida. look at these images. air conditioning problems at a nursing home there. one person dead. our abc station reporting that the air conditioning was out for a few days there and the facility claims it asked some crews to come by and fix it but no one ever came. this is all right in front of a hospital. this nursing home actually located just a block away from the hospital reportedly no one called there and now residents are being evacuated. no word yet if this ac outage

was due to irma, but hollywood, florida, just like the rest of the state, impacted by the hurricane. some sad images to see. i'll let you know as soon as we get any more details if anyone else perhaps was impacted. reggie? >> it seems so horrible it happened so close to home. a middle schoolteacher accused of a sex crime is now off the job this morning. our media partner "the mercury news" reports willow glenn middle school is cooperating with investigators. the principal sent a message to parents saying an employee was relieved of his duties this week. the teacher was accused of annoying or molesting a child. he hasn't been publicly identified yet because he hasn't been arrested or charged with a crime. a controversial decision in berkeley. police will be allowed to use pepper spray during violent confrontations. you hear the opponents erupting in boos and shouts of shame. the plan amends the city's current policy to allow officers to use pepper spray on individuals committing violent

acts. police are pleased with the vote but said it does come with responsibility. >> we are being granted the trust in our council and community to use for those very difficult, violent confrontations that where a concern may occur in the future. >> police will be armed at a protest tomorrow when ben shapiro speaks at cal. former white house strategist steve bannon will likely be the target of protests during an appearance late they are month. 6:06. happening today a san francisco police officer arrested on child pornography charges is back in court. officer enea is out on bail. the officer taken into custody in contra costa county where he lives. investigators say they found child porn on his computer. enea is a ten-year veteran with sfpd. he is suspended without pay. a man wanted for attempted murder. this morning deputies are locking for 22-year-old antonio morales, that's his photo on the left. investigators say he rammed his

car into a group of people at a parking lot in byron earlier in the month. two victims were taken to the hospital and they have since been released. if you know where morales may be please contact the contra costa sheriff's office. >> working together, the bipartisan effort to find a solution for daca. >> we first met the seal on >> we first met the seal on monday roaming the

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we've already had two sig alerts this morning. the good news is both have cleared. we have some pretty long residual delays. approaching wilder road just before caldecott tunnel had two lanes down and you're jammed back into lafayette. a quick check of some drive times. no delays on southbound 680 from highway 4 to walnut creek. 36 minutes from 680 in walnut creek down to highway 13 and some delays out of the central valley as well. 580 tracy to dublin solid in the red at one hour and five minutes. the north bay recovering nicely from our earlier roll over crash there. let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. a lot of folks are using their wipers this morning. >> a lot faster up in the north bay with the rains coming down

heavier as you could see some thunderstorms around live doppler 7. 21 lightning strikes over the last 30 minutes or so. please be careful. a thunderstorm moving through discovery bay and brentwood while concord over to hercules across highway 4, that one showing signs of decaying. it will let go of gusty winds and brief, heavy rain. see lightning and counsel, less than 30 seconds, seek shelter. wait 30 minutes before you head outside of the most temperatures in the low to mid-60s. we're off to kind of a mild start. we'll take a look at our chances of thunderstorms as we head coming up. reggie? >> thank you, mike. happening today house leaders will discuss how to protect recipients of the deferred action for childhood arrivals program better known as daca. president trump ps put an expiration on the program that protects 800,000 people from deportation, a big chunk of those from california. house leader nancy pelosi is

working with house speaker paul ryan and house majority leader kevin mccarthy to come up with a solution. >> so while the president thinks that giving six months' time for congress to act, we want to do that sooner. we're going to do it within six weeks. >> meanwhile, monterey and santa cruz counties passed a resolution to become so-called d.r.e.a.m.ers counties yesterday. the video that is going viral this morning as millions work to clean up after hurricane irma. >> and this college student >> and this college student about to ship a truckfu

we're back at 6:15. new developments involving a former uber contractor accused of stealing $25,000 worth of uber rides and food deliveries. now according to "the examiner" bernie martinez will serve six months if jail and five years of probation. he must also pay $18,000 in restitution. the 25-year-old was sentenced after he pled no contest in june. prosecutors say he work at uber san francisco office and used his password to give ride credits to himself and his friends. happening today a hearing is scheduled on the sale of permits needed for the mavericks surf competition to go on. the world surf league wants to take over the competition near half moon bay. it still needs court approval to assume the permits for the

event. mavericks was last held in february of 2016. it was canceled this year when cartel management declared bankruptcy. the wsl says it looks forward to working with the harbor district and the local community. >> now a live desk update. just in, some pretty fun news if you are giants fans. alaska airlines announcing today that it will become the official airline for the giants. the deal is for the next seven years and it's really an extension of the partnership that virgin america established in 2008. i want to show you the best part of this whole thing on my big computer here. this is the best part of it. look at these awesome planes. our renderings from the pr company just sent to us here in my e-mail. featuring the giants logo and team colors plus the golden gate bridge across the aircraft. it will start flying next year. >> a pretty good looking plane,

thank you. happening today president trump and tim scott will discuss race and the white supremacist rally that turned violent. scott is the only african-american republican in the senate. he criticized response to the events in charlottesville. the president condemned the violence from many sides before finally calling out white supremacist, neo-nazis, and the kkk by name that followed two days of harsh criticism. also happening today senator bernie sanders will introduce a bill to create a single payer government run health care system an issue gaining ground among democrats seen as potential presidential candidates. just yesterday new york senator gillibrand became the ninth to publicly support the medicare for all act in 2017. senators elizabeth warren, harris, cory booker and others have lent their support. sanders made single payer a focal point of his failed primary bid against hillary clinton.

look at her go. we've seen a lot of cleanup videos after irma hit florida, but this one obviously getting some attention. an off-duty film and the officer's post on twitter. that's in front of the school where she teaches, quote, we teach our students do what you can to help other people, don't think of yourselves, and that's what i wanted to do. she sure did, natasha. >> it's easy to see why so many people are sending her love. very cool. happening today a truckful of supplies and donations heading to texas to san francisco to help. abc volunteers loaded volunteers onto the semi. an effort student bobby basra wanted to do after seeing the devastation. >> in about $2,000 but honestly that's nothing to me because money comes and goes.

for me it's more about making a difference and helping those people out in houston. >> that is so great. there's still time for you to help because of our story he is adding one more day for donations and you can find information about how to donate on our website abc7news.com. the truck is leaving san francisco today at 5:00 p.m. >> we wish him well on his journey. mike, i just feel -- i really feel a sense of relief from your forecast because, i mean, for all the people who don't have air conditioning it has been way too hot for too long. >> the houses haven't been cooling down at night. that is about to change. that will start tonight. until then enough humidity around that i'm following other storms. the trail 29 and 128 up to st. h helena. we do have a thunderstorm near san juan battista heading over to watsonville and possibly over to santa cruz in the next hour or so. let me broaden out the picture and show you the other

thunderstorms we've been watching through contra costa county and those are also heading from east to west. so what we've got to deal with is what you're seeing right here, about .05 of rain fell. that's making the commute rather slick this morning. so please slow down. it's been a while since we've had to deal with this much rain. morning drizzle for some of us that aren't dealing with thunderstorms and thunderstorms clear. i wouldn't say clear but cooler and drier. air mass arrives tonight. as we head through the morning hours see the focus shift more down to our south where the area of low pressure is churning. that's why i think our best chance of showers and thunderstorms are this morning and then they'll taper this afternoon as we'll continue to look down big sur and up towards the sierra for our best chance of thunderstorms. temperatures today mainly 70 along the coast into san francisco. we'll have mid to upper 70s around the bay. upper 70s to low 80s inland. cooler tomorrow. 60s and 70s. lows in the 50s and 60s.

lows friday morning in the 40s, 50s and 60s. that will feel like fall. as we get to the weekend, temperatures 60s, 70s and 80s. let's find out about the accidents. >> we have a lot of them to talk about this morning. westbound highway 24 we're still trying to bounce back and likely will take a while. just before you get into the caldecott tunnel a crash has cleared. that is really congested still. also seeing a hefty backup westbound highway 4. we do have a four-car crash just past willow pass road fully off on the shoulder. you can see that solid line of red. we're hearing about a hit-and-run, a fatal collision involving a pedestrian on the eastbound side of highway 4 that is just before bailey. so sky 7 is on the way to that scene. as soon as we have more information i will pass that along to you. no backup on the counter commute side. a quick check of the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights have been on for an hour. we did have a crash on westbound

580 approaching the maze that has cleared. our typical delays as you try to head in. next traffic update at 6:30. happy to say the young seal is back in the wild. she was captured after being spotted roaming the streets of petaluma. a vet says she likely took a wrong turn when she came ashore. the marine mammal center shared photos. she is in great health. they released her. >> good to see that. amazon appears to be narrowing down its list of places to build its next headquarters. >> market street like you've never seen it before. never seen it before. wait until you hear

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remember during the holidays i found a pink tricycle priced at double the price of a blue tricycle. the only difference the color. now for services it is generally illegal to charge more just because of a gender difference. for product it's every woman for themselves. totally legal to charge more. often you want to avoid the color pink if you want to get a deal. hannah, thanks for your question. >> it seems so ridiculous, does it not? can i as a man get something pink? can i do that? if you have a question record it on your smartphone or tablet using the #askfinney. you might see your question answered here. >> and pink looks great on you. >> oh, right. >> the debate about women going topless in berkeley ended with a female advocate going topless. our cry crew was there. rooted in oakland, the motto for the a's and they mean it. what we're learning about a new

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the debate about women legally going topless in berkeley reached a whole new level when a woman not only went topless she ditched her pants as well to make a point. >> continuing this morning, we're breaking out our storm impact scale which i can't even

remember the last time we did that. >> it's coming back. >> it's been several months. >> she's back. we continue today because it was mainly for this morning seeing those thunderstorms. hi, everybody. i'm tracking with live doppler 7. let's go right to it. another thunderstorm and that would be eastern contra costa county moving away from discovery bay but moving through brentwood, oakland and heading to antioch. a brief downpour probably about a tenth of an inch or so. in about 15 minutes into concord and about 55 into walnut creek, if it holds together like the one previous it would get to richmond about 7:27 and could gum up the morning commute. you can see some of the live rain falling as we're on the richmond side. low to mid-60s at 7:00. our best chance of showers and thunderstorms even a little drizzle outside of those.

it will taper this afternoon. temperatures below average. low to upper 70s. >> good morning. issues on both sides of the roadway. i'll talk more about that coming up in about ten minutes. golden gate bridge, southbound 101 looking okay right now. mist and drizzle for this commute as well. we had a serious roll over crash near spencer long gone and traffic recovered fairly quickly there. highway 4 to walnut creek in the green. we're looking better. walnut creek to highway 13 down to 24 minutes. an earlier crash and sig alert just before the caldecott tunnel cleared there. tracy to dublin nothing blocking but quite slow. next traffic update at 6:40. >> thanks, alexis. antioch police are investigating a shooting that involved an off-duty officer from another agency. it happened on lone tree way.

the officer was standing near the car with a woman. they say he shot a man who left the scene. the victim was found a couple miles away. so far police have not said what led up to the shooting or publicly identified the officer. they are expected to release more information later today. >> a twist in the push to let women go topless in one east bay city. >> one woman went way beyond topless to show her anger at the berkeley city council. amy hollyfield live for us. >> the city council got quite a surprise last night. a woman at the meeting decided to take off all of her clothes right in front of the city council, even climbed up on a table. now this was at the end of the meeting. during the meeting they had discussed whether the chest.

>> just because you want to go around topless doesn't mean you should. >> if my kid was out here at the time i wouldn't want them to see that. hey, it's berkeley. bring back the '60s. >> reporter: the council did not >> reporter: the council did not take action last night. another said maybe men should be required to wear shirts. so nothing was decided but it was still -- [ no audio ] >> all right, amy, thank you so much. the florida keys took the biggest hit from hurricane irma with nearly every home there damaged or destroyed. all 42 bridges across the keys have been deemed safe. president trump and vice president pence will travel to the state tomorrow to tour the disaster zone.

>> me and my girlfriend stayed in the bathroom and the hallway for two days. it was hell. you didn't know if you were going to make it or not. officials say it could take months to restore electricity across the state. first responders from the bay area are ready to help. task force 3 sent us this drone video of the air force base after riding out the storm monday first responders spent yesterday preparing their equipment. task force brought more than 60,000 pounds of search and rescue equipment. ♪ darling, darling stand by me oh, stand by me ♪ >> all kinds of star power. more than $44 million has been raised so far from last night's

hand-in-hand benefit. dozens of stars turned out to sing, tell stories, answer the phones, all in support during the one-hour telethon. the money will help people devastated by hurricane harvey as well as victims in florida and the caribbean hit hard by irma. now a live desk update. i want to show you new video that just came in of a tree crashing down in san francisco crashing down in san francisco on the edge of you can see firefighters out there cleaning up trying to get the mess away from the street. no word on if anyone was hurt or inside that car. we're trying to confirm that information and what caused the tremendous to come down. >> happening today the two men charged, are expected to plead not guilty in court.

derick almena and harris face 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter, one count for each person killed in december's fire. almena rented the warehouse and illegally convert it had into living spaces. harris lived there, too, and helped almena book musical acts in the building. no new medical marijuana dispensaries for at least the next 45 days. the board of supervisors is imposing a moratorium while it works on regulations for the coming sale of recreational marijuana. supervisors want new rules to cover both medical and recreational pot. the city has 35 dispensaries right now and is expected to consider regulation this is fall. the oakland a's are revealing where they want to build their new stadium. it's a 13-acre plot of land near lake merritt and laney college owned by the community college district. district. the a's are cutting a deal.

there is already opposition. low-income and immigrant family and business owners. >> santa clara county is committing at least $200,000 to help people caught up in the uncertainty over daca. before the october 1st deadline when president trump says he will end it. immigrants have to pay an almost $500 fee every two years and 1,700 of the 24,000 recipients are eligible to review the status. family of victims are suing u.p.s., its security company and the owner. driver jimmy lam gunned down three co-workers before killing himself in june. the families of the victims louie and lefiti filed a lawsuit yesterday claiming lam set off a metal detector but that security

guards did nothing to stop him. they have complained about security problems at the building. two other workers were shot in the rampage. paying tribute to a lit member of our abc 7 news family. >> supervisors honored clyde powell during yesterday's board meeting showing one of his most iconic pieces of video you see here. a close-up of the cracks from the 1989 -- duct taped his camera to a pole and walked along the cracks to give us that shot. he covered stories all around the south bay. >> like many people up here covered by clyde and felt he was courteous and though he had a big camera you didn't feel he was being intrusive. i want to share our deepest condolences with all of his family and his friends and i'm so grateful.

thank you. >> clyde died at the age of 63. what a nice honor. >> that recognition is so well deserved. b.a.r.t. police hope you will recognize a man suspected of robbing a woman on the train in the east bay. cameras captured these around 9:30. the victim told police the man showed her when appeared to be a handgun while the train traveled between the hayward and south hayward stations. he took her purse and then got off the train at south hayward. the victim was not hurt. if you recognize the man call b.a.r.t. police. an update on our first thunderstorm of the morning as it moves into the western part of contra costa county. live doppler 7 showing sprinkles to a light shower as it moves into richmond. a pretty intense storm, a cluster up in northern sonoma heading to santa rosa.

heading over to ft. ross, a thunderstorm there. a chance of showers and thunderstorms with lightning and hail, gusty winds and local downpours. that's just enough to make it rather slippery this morning. delays about an hour and seven minutes because of the low clouds. slick spots on the road for your morning commute. mass transit, we're going to be a little damp because even where we don't have thunderstorms we have some drizzle and on the bay stay inside and dry. 60s to san jose at about 68. most of us around 60 to 65 this morning. 80s inland. near 70 along the coast into san francisco. mild and humid after a very noisy morning weatherwise.

and traffic. the first we've had in months. >> talking about highway 4, a decent little shower that's moving in through that really busy stretch between antioch and concord and wouldn't you know it that's where i have several issues this morning. a fatal collision and surface streets. chp is trying to find someone who witnessed that on the eastbound side. i am keeping an eye on that and hopefully we'll have more information soon. two problems on the westbound side as well and check this out, live doppler 7. a downpour you're getting if you're not experiencing it right now in antioch. multicar crash quickly pushed off. you are slow into antioch.

another crash that's pushed off to the sides. i want to show what you this is adding up to. 1:04. 1:07 westbound 4 to concord. leave early today. the good news 101 san rafael to san francisco has improved. we had an earlier roll over crash long gone at this point. you're back into the green at about 17 minutes. the next traffic update in less than ten. this is one fearless man. a suspect ended up on his roof. $1.6 million. you will not believe what it ended up selling for. >> but first, here is what's coming up with kelly and ryan. coming up with kelly and ryan. coming up

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early reports also indicating that they were having ac problems for days. no word on if the ac outage directly due to irma. hollywood, florida, we know for sure did have flooding and of course was evacuated. >> amazon executives reportedly like boston. they are looking for a spot to put a second headquarters. >> a favorite because it's near prestigious schools. the online giant plans to spend $5 billion and hire 50,000 employees. they have all expressed interest. foot traffic rose 25% in the first two days after amazon acquired it. it's unclear whether curiosity will lure customers into the stores. some expect it to level out a bit but whole foods wants to right its whole paycheck for its

high prices and appeal to cost conscious consumers. a sunnyvale home sold for nearly $800,000 over asking. the house was listed at $1.7 million but sold for just under $2.5 million. it may have set a record for the most a home has gone over asking in the city. in the city. >> crazy talk. according to our media partner headline tiger swallow tails thrive. the sidewalks and open plazas along market street mimic the butterfly's habitat. a nonprofit called nature in the city is working to preserve the butterfly habitat hosting a nature walk tomorrow at noon and

anyone on their lunch break can meet up at the plaza steps and take a walk down market street. >> we're individuals and this is america and you need to make your own decisions in life. >> should we ban using cell phones while going across the street. >> they saban thy ban them right this controversial proposal. good morning, matt. >> reporter: hi, natasha and reggie. you've seen it or done it. looking down on your cell phone as you're crossing the street and distracted from seeing cars around you, other pedestrians as well. san mateo county leaders want to ban the use of cell phones while you're in the cross walk. at their meeting yesterday came from supervisor david who says he wants to make sure people are looking up as they cross the

street and not down at their phones. the national safety council says distracted walking incidents involving cell phones accounted for injuries from the years 2000 to 2011. this doesn't change anything yet. only the state can govern what's only the state can govern what's legal on california. they are confident the state will act. reporting matt keller abc 7 news. >> all right, matt, thank you. so many poor people caught in that video. >> and they have no idea they weren't looking to see the camera there. >> there may be no crying in baseball, right, but there was uncontrollable happiness and just sheer joy at at&t park last night. >> this is so great. fredi montanez says his fiancee bianca vasquez met at a giants game. he dressed up as the catcher and surprised her. she did not see that proposal

coming. >> i just had to do it here. >> she said yes. montanez war a gianore a giants with the number 17, for the year, this year, that he proposed. don't mess with mr. b. expressing gratitude to an 83-year-old grandfather for helping them in a standoff with a suspect. >> the homeowner burgess, known as mr. b, pushed the intruder off the roof. his granddaughter took the cell phone video. he says he watched as the suspect hopped from roof to roof for hours but when he got to his house he was not having it. mr. b took his neighbor's ladder, told the sheriffs he was climbing on the roof. i told everybody just because you're old doesn't mean you have to sit down. as long as you're able to move, move. >> is the other moral of the story, don't mess with you? >> well, in some ways, i only go >> well, in some ways, i only go so far.

>> i love him. a great smile, too. after that push the suspect was taken into custody. taken into custody. there was some damage. >> i pity the fool. >> that's funny. >> we have a thunderstorm just to the east of santa rosa. these two lightning bolts is heading west towards santa rosa so get ready for a brief downpours of rain and wind, even small hail, purple showing up in those storms. those storms. we had one roam through. in bayview and pleasanton and head right along 24 into contra costa county.

this is the definition of isolated thunderstorm. drier and cooler temperatures are coming and seasonal temperatures as far as afternoon highs on the way. go inside. wait 30 minutes until after you last hear thunder. going to the game tonight, 7:15 first pitch. 64 dropping down to about 62 degrees. 64 in antioch. we'll be in the 40s and 50s by the time we get to friday morning like in the 60s and 70s. we'll spring back to average friday, saturday and sunday. scattered thunderstorms, alexis. >> we're seeing the impact.

a hard time bouncing back so slow back up to 680 and beyond. still some longer than average drive times. a quick check of the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights have been on. an earlier crash is gone. you try to get to the toll plaza. a couple of earlier problems but some really long delays. some really long delays. we'll talk about that up at stanford health care, we can now repair complex aortic aneurysms without invasive surgery. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for varicose veins. and if we can precisely treat eye cancer with minimal damage to the rest of the eye, imagine what we can do for glaucoma, even cataracts. if we can use dna to diagnose the rarest of diseases, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. iwea whole new place that'swee condlookin' to get scared!all.

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it's 6:54. here are seven things you need to know before you go. look at this lightning from the thunderstorms that have been rolling through northern contra costa county in concord. another one is roaming through that area right now. >> number two, liveer 7, check this out, highway 4, you are soggy just south of there. a couple crashes one off on the shoulder and the other past willow pass. we're up to about an hour and 20 minutes. >> number three in berkeley a proposal to allow women to go topless in public is a no go at least for now. the city council tabled the issue last night. one city leader suggested maybe they should pass an ordinance that says men must wear shirts. >> san mateo county supervisors have passed a resolution asking the state to ban cell phone use while in crosswalks. the supervisor made that

proposal saying he believes it will save lives. number five, another life at the rehabilitation center in florida -- in hollywood, florida. the mayor there saying at least five people have died after air conditioning problems at that nursing home. >> number six, the oakland a's want to build their new stadium near lake merritt and laney college offering to build housing and commercial space to cut a deal. they hope to open in 2023. >> number seven, the giants are going to get a new plane with colors and the golden gate bridge across it. alaska airlines now the official airline for the team, the deal runs seven years. and alaska just is taking over for virgin who has been the official airline because they're merging. >> that was since 2008 so an extension but a cool new plane. >> looks nice. >> i really like it. >> i'm with you on the plane. a live look outside. thank you so much for joining us. there's sfo. we'll be back in about 30

minutes. >> we'll be able

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good morning, america. the aftermath of hurricane irma. new images of the devastation the florida keys pummeled. a majority of homes damaged or destroyed. now families return to the destruction and the despair in the caribbean. the u.s. military scrambling to help stranded americans. president trump preparing to tour ravaged florida and reaching across the aisle. what we're now learning about his private dinner, inviting both republicans and democrats to the white house trying to strike a tax reform deal. an abc news exclusive. nfl star michael bennett telling his story about what happened in las vegas. seen in this tmz footage. >> all of a sudden i hear like somebody say get on the ground. >> held at gunpoint by police claiming he was a victim of racial profiling. >> i was just terrified. >> what was going throughi