live, where you live. this is abc 7 news. incredible new surveillance video shows us the exact moment a honey bus crashed into a building this morning in san francisco's marina district. hi there, i'm reggie aqui, kristen sze will be in later today. now, that bus was carrying passengers and it's hard to tell from the video, but it was going against traffic. we now know the driver was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. abc 7 news reporter amy hole field is live along lombard street. >> reporter: they just pulled the bus off of the building and they have it up right now. we can see a closer look at the damage that it left behind here.

there used to be a tree there, that took the brunt of the force. you can see the building's awning is gone. westbound a section of lombard right here is still closed from this huge accident. the accident was captured by a surveillance camera across the street. watch as the muni bus crashes into a tree and a dry cleaning business on lombard street. this was at 5:45 this morning. the bus was headed eastbound but veered across the median into oncoming traffic and crashed. da von day robinson saw the whole thing from across the street. >> it was driving on this side and went over it. it was slow, though, as if he just let off the grass and it just like coasted over. so, you know, it coasted over and then just coasted slowly into the building and the tree and the tree snapped and that's when i heard the loud like real thunder. >> reporter: investigators say one passenger complaining of pain was taken to the hospital, but the most seriously hurt was the 66-year-old bus driver. >> the driver is still in fe-th

injuries stumble off the bus, one of them fell while trying to get out. police would like to interview those who were on board. >> the others left the bus and continued on their way, wherever it was where they were going this morning. if those folks see the reports of this collision, we'd like them to contact investigators. >> reporter: investigators say it is too early to speculate on why the bus crossed the median and crashed. they will be reviewing the video captured by the bus' camera. it had a huge impact on morning traffic. those staying in hotels near the scene were stunned that this happened. >> everybody is coming out of their rooms, everybody is looking around coming out of their rooms and i'm just like some crazy thing to see, you know, and we are just out here on vacation. >> reporter: he's visiting here from sacramento. i just talked to a muni official who says the bus driver's family is with him at the hoer ist happened, whether he was suffering a medical condition

while he was driving. they're still looking into t i asked if there were any reports of erratic driving right before this happened, they say at this point theyat. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> it's a wonder more people weren't hurt. thanks for that update. new at 11:00, a big announcement from governor brown. he just signed into law a revolutionary bill that will change the way all of us get our electricity. abc 7 morning anchor jessica castro is here now with this major environmental push. >> the governor signed senate bill 100 into law, it's aimed at curbing greenhouse gas emissions. he also just signed an executive order on climate change. the plan is to phase out all fossil fuels from the state's electricity sector by the year 2045, although it's only a goal there is no penalty for falling short. the governor just made the announcement within the last hour in sacramento saying this new law aims to position california as a global leader on climate change. the renewable energy measure

requires california utilities to generate 60% of their energy from wind, solar and other renewable sources by the year 2030, that is 10% higher tnat c. >> california is committed to doing whatever is necessary to meet the existential threat of climate change, and, yes, it is an existential threat. no matter what the naysayers may say, it is a real present danger to california and to the people of the world. this bill and others i'm going to sign this week help us go in this direction. >> and state lawmakers who were gathered there behind the governor praised him for his leadership. lawmakers claim this new plan will also create hundreds of jobs in renewable energy fields. this announcement very timely. the new law comes ahead of the global action summit in san francisco which is later this week, it starts on wednesday. reggie? >> thanks, jessica. a dangerous fire started at a home in santa clara this morning, the family of four was

able to escape, but their garage and their two cars, a prius and a tesla model x were heavily damaged. matt keller joins us live from the home in the river mark tint matt? >> reporter: hi, reggie. i just talked with the homeowner and he says security footage from his home appears to show the flames starting in the garage and extending out to the vehicles in the driveway. the fire marshal is here on the scene investigating, but has yet to make an official conclusion. this two-alarm fire was a costly one, the garage and part of the home at the corner of fair way and marston lane was damaged. two cars parked in the driveway, a toyota prius and tesla model x were partially melted. >> batteries and electric cars they do pose a hazard, firefighters are trained to deal with those hazards. >> reporter: firefighters used water to put out the flames. the cameron family was sleeping when the fighter started. >> i was woken up by fire alarms

going off about 5:00 a.m. and i could hear explosions and popping from downstairs and the sound of breaking glass and that's what woke me up. >> reporter: jamie cameron his wife, 16-year-old daughter and 12-year-old son were able to escape without injury. they're planning on staying with neighbors for now. insurance will have to step in before they go home or drive again. >> those cars are definitely gone. >> reporter: the fire investigation unit arrived on the scene at about 6:30 this morning. they'll determine if the fire started in one of the vehicles in the driveway or in the garage. santa clara's fire chief bill kelly says his tier take advanced training on how to handle batteries like tesla's during fires. >> the nature of fires are changing and the hazards presented to the firefighters change with this new technology. it's fantastic technology, but when it's on fire it really concerns us. >> reporter: and because of the potential hazards of the vehicle battery santa clara fire says they will work with the homeowner in making sure the cars are moved safely. reporting live in santa clara, matt keller, abc 7 news.

the snell fire in napa county has grown to nearly 2,500 acres is now 30% contained. that's burning near berryessa estates. 200 homes remain threatened and mandatory evacuation orders remain in place. no injuries have been reported and no structures have been lost. cal fire says the cause of the fire is under investigation. the 50-mile stretch of interstate 5 north of redding that was shut down by the delta fire has now reopened. the closure lasted nearly a week. one lane in each direction is now open. the fire has burned nearly 41,000 acres, it's only 5% contained. homes along the i-5 corridor are still evacuated. so the question we have now is if the weather is going to cooperate with firefighters who are battling both the snell and delta wildfires. let's bring in mike nicco to go the temperatures are going to drop but this time of the year when temperatures drop that's because the winds are picking up

and the humidity will pick up also. let me get thefire, it's 74 degrees right now, rh 29%. the winds are okay. look what the temperatures are going to do, it's going to jump up to about 94 and then it will drop back down to about 79 to 78 thursday and mid 80s as we head towards sunday. along with that let's see what the winds are going to do. you can see they spike above 20 miles per hour during the evening hours and then they stay up around 10 to 15 during the overnight hours. all right. a little closer to home in northern napa, 84 degrees already and look at that rh, 22%, but at least it's pretty calm up there. look at the winds, they are going to pick up also pushing around 15 to 20 miles per hour blowing northwest to southeast. that will keep the smoke away from us but is also go going to make people to the southeast of that fire nervous as the winds will be blowing it that way. notice the temperature dropping down to the 69 to 70 degree range as we head into wednesday and thursday. that's the good and the bad i

was talking about. >> we will see you in a few minutes with your seven-day forecast. happening tonight, the raiders open their season at home against the los angeles rams. on monday night football, you can see it right here on abc 7. the clock on the right side of your screen is counting down to our pregame coverage at 7:00 p.m. sky 7 was over the coliseum this morning as crews got the field ready. tonight marks the return of john juden as raiders head coach. >> i want to do everything i can to help bring the raiders back and i really like the effort that our team was put forth. >> gruden with first with the raiders between 1998 and 2001. again, the game right here on abc 7, our pregame coverage begins at 7:00 tonight live from the oakland coliseum. a programming note because of tonight's game "bachelor in paradise" will not air at its regular time. we will show the entire thing starting at 1:05 a.m. so that would be tuesday morning. so if you are a fan of the show, make sure you record it. uncovering the anonymous author behind that explosive

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the long time chief executive of cbs les moonves is out this morning after six more women came forward with disturbing allegations of sexual

misconduct. wall street is definitely reacting to the news. look at this -- >> the head of cbs is out. les moonves is stepping down amid but accusations of sexual assault and harassment. >> it is the first example of a fortune 500 ceo, someone who is really thought to be immune to criticism, has stepped down. >> ronan farrow behind just published new yorker article feet ripping six women detailing allegations spanning three decades. one of those women says moonves sexual assaulted her in 1986 and alleges a separate incident. >> he picked me up and threw me against the wall. i mean, i just lay on the floor and cried. >> another woman, former massage therapist deborah catay says moonves requested sexual acts during sessions which she refused. >> he would ask me to work into his genital areas. >> and one former assistant claims moonves coerced oral sex,

calling it violent and aggressive. moonves denies all of these allegations and today in a statement says the appalling accusations in this article are untrue. what is true is that i had consensual relations with three of the women some 25 years ago before i came to cbs. i have never used my position to hinder the advancement or careers of women. cbs says an independent sexual misconduct investigation is under way. pharaoh says this story is about more than just moonves. >> this is about a culture of women saying allegations were being covered up and a lot of that centered on cbs news and those problems are still there. >> moonves and cbs have announced they're immediately donating $20 million to organizations that support the me too movement and that money will come directly out of any future severance moonves may receive. maggie rulli, abc news, new york. vice president mike pence says he's willing to take a lie detector test to prove that he didn't write that anonymous op-ed that attacked president

trump. pence is blasting the author who describes an organized effort to subvert the president's agenda. the president is still fuming over the piece written by a self-described member of the quiet resistance within his own administration. so he's calling for attorney general jeff sessions to launch an investigation into who wrote it. >> if this person really had the kind of courage and skills that -- that some of us do, they'd come forward. >> and now republican senator rand paul is urging the white house to make anyone with a security clearance take a lie detector test. just when you thought your afternoon couldn't get any better, hopefully they are about to. we are less than an hour away from the premiere of gma day. from the premiere of gma day. i just

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now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> check out this beautiful picture from the golden gate bridge. look at all that sunshine. there is a touch of haze, there is actually an air quality advisory because there may be a little smoke drifting south from the fires, but it looks pretty clean out there. there is a wind that's light only 10 miles per hour. mostly sunny today, breezy and cooler around the bay. the cooling will spread inland as the sea breeze ramps up tomorrow through thursday. we will rehow bound a little this weekend but nothing too hot. here is a look at the low coming down from alaska and look at the radar returns, the green in washington and oregon, almost as parched as we are, unfortunately that's where the rain is going to stay. let's talk temperatures today, this will be the last time we see 90s for a long time. lake port, ukiah, there will be a few areas in the east bay valleys that will touch 90, most of us in the up were 80s. with he could get near 90 in

gilroy. morgan hill 86, 81 today in soj. low to mid 70s around the bay. from half-moon bay to san francisco 69 degrees. pretty close to nch a. if you are going to the giants game tonight it starts at 7:15. 61 degrees, dropping down to 57, breezy. and of course the big one is gruden part two, raiders opening their season at the coliseum tonight against the l.a. rams. 7:20 kickoff. you can watch the game on abc 7. 63 degrees down to 59 degrees. tonight's temperatures we will have 40s in our deepest valleys, most in the low to upper 50s under a partly cloudy sky. olivia category 1, it continues to weaken but it is making dead aim for maui. early morning hours wednesday with 70 mile per hour winds. we will have wind damage, the possibility of flash flooding but thankfully it quickly pulls away and by thursday it's almost out of the islands, for sure friday into saturday it is gone.

now, the big story on the other side is just how much bigger florence is going to become. it's 130 mile per hour windstorm now, but as we get towards thursday morning it makes dead aim for wilmington, north carolina, with 145 mile per hour winds. the white loons on other side that's the cone of probability that it could move in either direction and that would really change who is going to get affected and how bad. we have a couple days to look at that. the people on the east coast, very nervous right now as they should be. back here at home see the 80s for tomorrow, they're gone for a couple of days wednesday and thursday, and then friday, saturday and sunday pretty comfortable, 60s at the coast, 70s and 80s for the rest of us. >> it's been a quiet hurricane season in the atlantic until right now. >> it's supposed to peak right now during this time of the year. >> thanks, mike. we're excited to welcome familiar faces on a brand-new show airing in less than an hour right here on abc 7, it's called gma day and your hosts are

lko ofhe a ahan and sara haines. little earlier today about their big debut. they let me in on a little secret. pharrell is one of their first guests and so is carla hall from the chew, she will be doing a k cooking segment. they emphasized it's a positive show meant to let you check out of the heavy stuff that surrounds us for the rest of the day. they want you to have a good time and laugh a lot. as you will see they have a lot of fun having a lot of fun. >> if you could have anyone on the show in your first few weeks who is your dream guest? >> oh, that's a good one. >> i didn't see that coming. >> you. >> oh, i know our answer. i know our answer. will farrell and john c. reilly. >> "step-brothers" is our favorite movie. did we just become best friends? >> i would follow you into the mists of avalon. >> yes. >> you can watch the premiere of "gma day" at noon today and every weekday right here on abc 7. abc's new brand is sharing

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>> welcome to "millionaire. we're so glad you could join us for this, our $100 million season, when we'll pass a huge milestone and give away a grand total of $100 million. we're gonna be celebrating all season with special guests and special episodes and tons of great contestants, starting with today's player, malcolm brooks from pensacola, florida, who says if he wins the million, he's gonna rent out a theme park for his family and friends. well, if he likes thrill rides, he's in the right place. let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ [cheers and applause] hey, everybody. welcome to the show. are you guys ready to play "millionaire" today? [cheers and applause] malcolm brooks, are you ready to play "millionaire" today?