you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast here is mike with a look at the day ahead. >> hi, everybody. here's live doppler 7. just a few clouds along the coast. that's it. high pressure squashing the atmosphere, keeping clouds from developing, taking away the marine layer as you can see from pier 15. let's see what it does to our temperatures. still comfortable this morning. 54 to 62 through 7:00. at noon, 68 to 69 from noon to 4:00 at the coast. i think we'll spike in the mid 70s. 81 to 86 for the bay at noon. 81 to 96 at 4:00. still 79 to 88 at 7:00. more on the heat coming up. there's hotter days on the way. sue? >> looking a the san mateo bridge, traffic is flowing nicely from east to west. look at that. is that a nice almost full moon out there?

we do have a few brake lights towards the high rise. otherwise you're looking at a 14-minute drive across from san mateo yo over towards foster city. we'll look at the golden gate bridge. southbound you have four lanes of the commute direction, and just two lanes of the northbound direction. no fog. perfectly clear out there with the almost full moon and traffic is light over the waldo grade into san francisco. we'll check on a motorcycle accident on the altamont pass in our next report. uber says the bill likely to become law that would make its drivers employees doesn't apply to them. >> and this and other gig economy companies are vowing to fight the sweeping changes. jobina fortson is live at lyft headquarters. good morning. >> good morning. lyft, uber, door dash and other gig economy companies are vowing to fight a ballot initiative that would everturn this bill

that would force them to reclassify drivers as employees. ab5 was passed by the state assembly and moved over to governor newsom's office and the governor has indicated he plans to sign it. ab5 would require gig economy companies to treat drivers like employees and provide labor protections like minimum wage, health care, compensation if you're hurt on the job. lyft's competitor uber released a statement saying this measure would not apply to them because its drivers are not part of their "usual course of business." they define that as being a technology platform for several different types of digital marketplaces. >> we're hiring the best campaign team available and working to expand the coalition to include other businesses who also face uncertainty in the wake of ab5. we're confident california voters and the millions of riders and drivers who use our

platform will step up to protect these important opportunities. >> reporter: uber says it will go to court to fight any attempt to reclassify drivers as employees. it's expected other gig companies will follow suit. reporting live from lyft headquarters, jobina fortson, nbc bay area news. it is your voice, your vote. democrats are making their way to houston, texas for tonight's presidential primary debate. it would be the first time all the front runners are on stage together. only ten candidates met the qualifications to participate. the debate begins at 5:00 tonight. you can watch it here on abc 7 news. serena marshall will have a live report coming up in the next half hour. happening today john burris plans to file a lawsuit against the city of walnut creek and five officers involved in a june police shooting. walnut creek police released several body cam videos showing when officers shot and killed

mental man with a pry bar. officers say hall refused to drop the metal bar and kept running towards them even after being hit by bean bag rounds.icr weapons. three men and a woman are in a santa clara county jail accused in the death of an elderly men. san jose police took these four into custody. they are bud landers, theron brooks, shaqueoia brooks, and imari harris. officers were initially called to a home on montecito drive for a report of a burglary in progress. 84-year-old nghia nguyen was found with life threatening injuries. he died at the scream. look at this huge car fire on highway 101.

this was in santa clara. no word on the cause of the crash or if anyone was hurt. here on abc 7 news we are committed to building a better bay area, that means focusing on issues important to you like rent and housing. state lawmakers just took a big step towards preventingen it na preventing tenants from experiencing rent hikes. >> i spent three years couch surfing with my son. >> reporter: in 2014 sasha gram says her family was forced into homelessness after being evicted from her home in richmond following a 300% rent increase. >> rent was 550 and then to $1500. i scraped the mop togetheney to. i was like okay, this is the rent. then i was told i had to leave. >> reporter: on wednesday a new bill was approved limiting rent increases to 5%.

>> we have to build million of units of new housing in california, but until we do that, we have millions of californians on the vernm of bei verge of being pushed out of their homes. >> david chiu was the sponsor of the new bill. >> we exempt any building that is 15 years of younger. exempt out many single family homes, unless they're owned by corporations as well as owner cupied duplexes. >> i think that it is a failure on an economic basis. >> reporter: hormit dillon believes the new bill will cause rent increases. >> currently landlords who might have been doing 1% to 2% increases will be incentivized to do the maximum rent increases. >> bill would go into effect

january 1st of next year. the bay area's housing crisis affects all of us. that's why we dedicated a week to covering the topic from issues for raernenters to homeowners. day six of the runway closure at sfo. you can see the x that blocks the air traffic from landing at that particular runway. it's led to thousands of flight delays and cancellations. already this morning there are 22 delays and 75 cancellations. run ray 28l is closed as part of this project to fix cracks in the pavement. that runway serves 68% of airport traffic. ap airpo an airport spokesperson says the runway is ahead of schedule. tomorrow san francisco's iconic cable cars will stop running for ten days. >> shuttle buses will be offered

instead. they will run along the three cable car routes. the agency says they need the cable cars to be off the street so they can fix gearboxes, which is what propels the cable cars up the hills. this is the final step in a three-year $6 million restoration project. would like to use one of those when walking through san francisco when it's in the mid 80s tomorrow. all right. let's talk about what's going on now. low to mid 50s through most of the north bay. tiburon, 62. val vallejo, 60. daly city, mid 60s. san jose, 61. we have 50s. redwood city, 53. newark, 59. look at this shot of the golden gate bridge this morning from sutro tower. isn't that picturesque? if you're out at our beaches today, warm sunshine. exercising, best this morning because the heat will build and

then we'll have air quality concerns later on this afternoon. peninsula, we're in the 60s with sunshine through 9:00. 80s already at noon. upper 80s this afternoon. a few areas will hit 90. as far as the south bay, we're going to go from coolest to warmest or most comfortable to most uncomfortable. 62 at 7:00. 82 at 11:00. nearing 90 at 1:00. low to mid 90s from 2:00 to 5:00. east bay valleys, hottest temperatures from 62 this morning to mid 80s at noon. from 2:00 to 7:00 we'll be in the low to mid 90s. we'll look at those 100s next. let's get over to sue. >> headed towards the bay bridge toll plaza, no official word of metering lights on yet. it looks like that's the case. if you can carpool, it's always a great way to go. at the back of the line, about an eight-minute delay to get through the meeteri erimetering.

we have this steaccident west 5 at grandparent line, the fire department is blocking the left lane there. traffic is stacked up on 205 and 580 as well. your drive time, just about an hour from tracy up and over the altamont to dublin. highway 4 is looking good. no delays over the golden gate, southbound on 101, southbound to ran rafael city. next, 7 things to know. a preliminary report about the deadly boat fire could be coming out today. and a daring base jump at

7 things to know. ten candidates will take the stage tonight for the democratic debate. number two, walnut creek police are hoping you recognize two thieves who targeted an elderly woman shopping at a safeway. look at this video. she is just trying to shop. detectives say they followed the victim before they reached into her purse, stole the wallet. this happened on tuesday. uber, lyft and other gig companies say they will fund a ballot initiative to bill that treats their

like employees. temperatures will be 8 to 13 degrees above average today. in the 80s and 90s. we're following your thursday morning commute as you make your way over the altamont pass with not one but two separate accidents. a motorcycle down near grant line and another separate stent at north flynn. about an hour plus drive time. number six, there is a new opening date for the central subway in san francisco's chinatown. the examiner reports it will open in june of 2021, which is three years behind schedule. number seven, starting today, taco bell is debuting a vegetarian section on its redesigned menu. the restaurant will offer two black bean crunch supremes and a black bean queserdo. also hamburgers?

no. the ntsb is expected to release a preliminary report today on the deadly boat tragedy in southern california. 34 people were killed. the coast dpaurd juguard just i guidelines including limiting the up supervised charging of lithium ion batteries and power strips being used. the trump administration is working to ban flavored vaping products after a sixth person in the u.s. died from lung disease related to e-cigarette use. health and human services said they are a few weeks away from the policy, it would force manufacturers from shipping flavors like mint and bubble gum. >> kids are getting access to these products, despite our best efforts we have to remove these attractive flavored products from the marketplace. >> san francisco became the first major u.s. city to ban the

sale of vape products in june. juul is sponsoring a measure that would challenge that ban. a canadian airline is apologizing after a plane collided with several geese minutes after lifting off in british colombia. >> reporter: in the gma first look -- >> fire. bird strike. at takeoff passengers saw this. >> i started yelling, there's fire. fire, fire. right engine. >> and felt this. >> bang. bang. >> reporter: moments later the 737 hit as many as four geese as it raced down the runway. the low caost jet landed safely. but bird strikes can be dangerous. the miracle on the hudson was caused by a bird strike at laguardia. >> birds like airports.

keeping them away from our flying machines is an eternal struggle. >> coming up at 7:00, we'll tell you about the incredible lengths that airports are going to to prevent bird strikes from occurring. all right. a man trying to catch a flight from india to the u.s. went to some great lengths to fool security. >> his fake passport claimed he was 81 years old. the problem is he's only 32. look at his disguise. officials say the man dyed his beard and hair white. he sat in a wheelchair. when the airport screener asked if he could stand with support, he reluctantly stood up. that's when the officer noticed the roots of his hair were dark and he had the skin of a younger person. he was detained and turned over to immigration authorities on sunday. >> you need to get down to the root. >> you also need to beat your face so you have some wrinkles.

some age. >> yeah. he was looking too young. next time. >> the roots always give it away. >> and the neck. the neck always gives you away. >> a little turkey neck going. that would have helped. the east hills at 72. we'll be in the 70s again tonight. the valleys stay comfortable. not so much in the hills. hazy day today. seeing stars, it will be a challenge sleeping the next couple of nights. a chance of showers monday. yeah. let that sink in. we go from 100 to a chance of showers. 87 in milpitas. 87 in coop upertino. 86 in santa cruz. mid 80s to near 90. uncomfortable on the peninsula. mid 70s along the coast. 83 in downtown san francisco. heading to the north bay, 89 in

san rafael. low to mid 90s. 84 in berkeley. we'll be near 90 in a few other areas. heading into the east bay valleys, mid 90s to around 100 degrees. for tonight, you can see in some of our valleys, we're in the 50s. the rest of us low to mid 60s. the seven-day forecast. peaks tomorrow. cooling on saturday. showers on monday. walnut creek. southbound 680 past north main, they had to do a traffic break near treat boulevard, but that's cleared up. trouble remains over the altamont pass with two separate accidents. a motorcycle down near grant line with the fire department blocking the left lane. then further on by north flynn an accident not blocking but slowing just a little bit near before north flynn.

traffic is stacked up on to 205 in tracy and 580 on patterson pass road. it is a spare the air day. mass transit is a great alternative. train number 1 left stockton without delay. 22 b.a.r.t. ts on schedule this morning. the woman who filed a lawsuit against former raider antonio brown is expected to meet with the nfl next week. this comes as the raiders make it clear they're no longer answering questions about him. >> i'm not aware of any more of the questions. you want to ask about him, call his employer. >> brown practiced for the first time as a patriot yesterday. coach bill belichick didn't reveal much when asked about brown. i'm not going to expound statements that were already given. >> do you think the fans deserve

to know more on a thing that could impact the team. >> when we know more, we'll say more. >> i just answered that question. >> you didn't. >> actually i did. >> no. not a word to say? >> didn't i just answer that? >> okay. >> awkward. >> it's not clear if brown will play when the patriots take on the dolphins this sunday. happening today, jersey shore star mike sorentino is set to be released from prison in new york. >> he spent eight months in prison for tax evasion. he and his brother pled guilty last year to multiple tax offenses. mark was sentenced to two years in prison. felicity huffman will be sentenced tomorrow. she bleed epleaded guilty to mad in may. she

thoush,000 for an s.a.t. procter to correct her daughter's s.a.t. a pair of base divers made a daring jump from yosemite earlier this week. if you look to the left of your screen, you can see the jumper taking flight. >> oh. >> this is a ledge at glacier point. >> no. >> that jumper descends 7,000 foot ledge to the floor of yosemite on tuesday. base jumping is illegal in yosemite. and it proved deadly for two jumpers in 2015. >> un-huh. >> no? >> nope. >> can we just enjoy nature? can we just -- >> that's how some people enjoy it. >> can we look at it and go down the trail the way we came up? is it that hard?

>> some people might think that's boring. >> okay. ride a roller coaster. price cut. the owner of the famous full house house dropped the price.

let me expand upon that chance of showers and cool autumn-like weather. the area of low pressure is coming from the bering sea. it will ride down through the gulf of alaska to our neighborhoods. here it is sunday at 9:00, pushing some rain into the northern part of the state. waking up monday morning, we could have light rain, drizzle and a steady shower or two up in the north bay. this isn't a great chance, but it is the middle of september. we'll keep that chance going through the afternoon hours if we see measurable rain, it will be less than 0.10 inches. amazon's expansion will stretch into marin county. >> there are plans to open up an

amazon four star store. the first amazon four star store opened in berkeley last november. the full house house owner is cutting the asking price. . the tourist hot spot went on the market in may with an asking price of about $6 million. now it's $250,000 less. so about 5.7 million. the creator of the tv show "full house" bought the home in 2016 for $4 million. he planned to renovate the inside of it so it would look like the set of the sitcom but he couldn't get the permits to do it because neighbors were complaining. they were worried the remodeled house would draw more tourists. >> do you have -- how much was it? >> he bought is for 4. tried to sell it for 6. now it's 5.7.

>> do you have 5$5.7 million fo me? >> if we pool together -- >> we'll we'll be back with another 90 minutes of news. we've got some surveillance video this morning for you of a theft happening at a safe way. it's not just the crime that has some people outraged. we'll have the story coming up. and a former judge who sentenced brock turner is out of

now at 5:30, shocking video of thieves targeting this elderly woman. now police are asking for help to track them down. ten candidates square off here in houston tonight.

i'm serena marshall wit what they're doing to prepare coming up. and here's a question, is a smartphone a toy? why it is a contender for a spot in the toy hall of fame. >> a lot of parents use it as a toy. >> i think a lot of kids use it as a oy. >> it's their whole world. try to take that away. temper tantrum. welcome to thursday, september 12th. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. hike is here with the warmup. >> mm-hmm. yeah. trying to make you happy. you, i'm not so sure of when we get into the mid 80s. >> sue doesn't have air >> that's true.ther. i love the warmth. >> you knew that would happen. here's a look at live doppler 7. you can see a few clouds along the coast. we're seeing stars and not feeling much of a breeze. 6 miles per hour is as fast as

it gets. 55 at sutro tower. spare the air day. 68 to 70 from noon to 4:00, around the coast. low to mid 80s for bay and inland. upper 80s to 90s at 4:00. it will be a warm one today. sue? >> the emeryville camera and the east shore commute. those headlights past the golden gate fields area, berkeley and emeryville. moving slightly under the limit. if you look at the bay toll plaza, you're stacked up there. from the back of the line to the top of the 80 corridor, highway 4 into san francisco over the bay bridge, about a 35 to 40-minute drive. that will be increasing as the day goes on. >> your voice, your vote. we're hours away from the next democrat iic presidential debat. >> the top ten candidates take

the stage tonight. you can watch it on abc 7 news. serena marshall has a preview for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to both of you. the demratic field consists of 20 candidates, but the stricter rules means tonight we will only hear from them. >> the stage is built, the podiums are set, and for the the first time all ten candidates will face off on the same night. the latest abc news "washington post" poll shows the top five democrats from biden to buttigieg would beat president trump if the election were held today. and while these two won't be side by side at the debate, mayor pete buttigieg and senator amy klobuchar were on the same flight together into texas.

others already in texas previewing their platforms at pre-debate rallies. >> a full-time minimum wage job in america will not keep a mama and a baby out of poverty. >> the goal for all -- >> we're all unified in beating donald trump in 2020. >> now for the voters here in texas, they want to focus on key issues like immigration, health care and gun reform. looming over all of this is that question of electability. serena marshall, abc 7 news. >> today's debate starts at 5:00 p.m. after abc 7 news at 4:00. we'll have a special edition of abc 7 news immediately following the debate around 8:00 p.m. you can catch jeopardy and wheel of fortune at 9:00, a new episode of tamron hall at 10:00. stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00. this story is developing news out of walnut creek. police need your help finding two people caught on camera robbing an elderly woman as she

was shopping inside a grocery store. >> you can see them targeting her, making off with her wallet. now police need to catch these people. amy hollyfield is live with this. good morning. >> good morning. shop here's were as outraged as you are when they saw the video, but especially when they saw who the victim was. take a look. we have this video. you can see an elderly woman in a pink sweater, she was the target. you can see in this surveillance video, a woman tries to get close to her. she is interrupted by other shoppers, then she grabs the wallet and then seconds later both suspects are seen leaving the store. police say they have not seen these two people before. >> at this point our investigation is ongoing. we have not linked them to other similar crimes. this type of crime we have had in the past. but at this point we have not linked these two suspects with our other investigations.

>> it happened monday at the safeway on tice valley boulevard, that's near rossmore, that is a seniodult community where the average age is 77. police say if you can help, give them a call. i checked this morning, still no arrests have been made. live in walnut creek, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you. this morning the former judge who sentenced brock turner is out of a job. aaron persky has been fired as jv girl's tennis coach at lynbrook high school. a change.org petition went up on tuesday pushing for his removal. more than 3,000 people signed the petition. the school district ended his employment less than 24 hours later. >> we were overwhelmed at the quick turnaround. we were just happy that lynnburg

was able to admit its mistake and fire persky. it's a wake-up call. >> he has lost his job. he has lost his pension. now he's trying to rebuild his life having done nothing wrong. now he's out of a job. i'm outraged by this. >> the school district said it made the decision in the best interest of students and the school community. persky issued a statement saying though i'm disappointed with the decision, it was a privilege to coach the team if only for a short time. i wish all the players the best. happening today, a murder case which was called one of the most sensational crimes in the peninsula is set to go to trial. tiffany li and her boyfriend, kaveh bayat, they are accused of murdering the father of her two children in 2016. her $35 million bail is said to be one of the top ten highest bails ever in the country. prosecutors say that li and bayat killed keith green, a former boyfriend and the father of l's two children in the

garage of li's hillsborough home. they were reportedly involved in a messy custody battle. the b.a.r.t. board of directors is set to discuss and vote on a proposal to buy a new building for its headquarters. the proposal is to spend 2$227 million to buy a building across the street from its current headquarters. the agency is preparing for its rent to increase by 60% and they want to save money. b.a.r.t.'s lease at the kaiser center in oakland will expire in 221. two soaring beams of light paid a moving tribute to the victims of the 9/11 terror attack. the tribute in light represents the twin towers of the world trade center which collapsed in the attack 18 years ago. the beams shined until dawn and can be seen up to 60 miles away. in addition to honoring the dead, new yorkers say the lights celebrate the city's unbreakable spirit. san francisco's central subway project hits another

delay. and families, teachers, singers all forced to look for a new place to live. how affordable housing is putting them on the streets. >> a live look outside this morning. a nice shot. beautiful look at the city here. mike has a look at the forecast. >> look how calm the water is. you can see the reflect shunl of the bay bridge into the bay. that's ap n indication that hig pressure has taken over. we'll go to the east bay, we will jump nearly 40 degrees today into the 90s from the mid 50s this morning. we are a little bit warmer in concord at 64. antioch, 65. pittsbur pittsburg, 72 degrees. mountain view at about 56. 50 in novato for the cool spot. pacifica, 63 degrees.

62 on the hayward side of the san mateo bridge. driving today, hopefully ac is working well. not only in your car but whatever mode of transportation. mild this morning, hot this afternoon. hazy conditions out on the bay. for the east bay, we'll go from 7:00 to 7:00. 60s through per 80s from 1:00 t 6:00. for the north bay, starting at 56. 80 already at 11:00. low to mid 90s from 2:00 to 5:00. our last stop will be san francisco. 60 and sunshine at 7:00. we'll have sunshine all day today. that will push us into the upper 70s to a few 80s from 1:00 to 5:00. we'll see who will sleep best tonight followed by the hottest day in our forecast tomorrow. first let's bring sue in here. hello, sue. >> good morning. >> what are you watching out there? >> a couple problems on the

roadway as is typical for this time in the morning. we have better news over the altamont pass. we had a motorcycle down near grant line, that's been cleared. an earlier accident at north flynn is out of the way, but traffic is red, stopped, slow and go all the way back to tracy on 205 and 580. about an hour drive time. south 101 coming off of the bay bridge, 80 at the split there, you have an accident partially blocking the right lane. that's why you're slow and go past the central freeway in san francisco. here's the drive time. just about an hour on westbound 580 into dublin. that's improving. you can take ace train number one -- or ace train three is also on time. san rafael into san francisco,

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here's what's going on around the state today. sunshine, 79 in monterey. sunshine and 68 in eureka. mid to upper 90s through the central valley. palm springs at 104. 75 to 81 in the sierra with no

fire threat. that does change sunday into monday. temperatures will be running around 80, warmer than average for friday and saturday. temperatures will drop to 73 for sunday. new details involving the central subway project in san francisco. according to the examiner the station in chinatown is expected to open in june of 2021. transportation officials are preparing to formally announce the new opening date. it will need another year to conduct tests before starting services. the central subway project has been delayed several times. san jose is eliminating a safe parking program for people who live in their cars. a parking site was set up at seven trees community center homeless families with children a safe place to stay overnight.

the san jose spotlight reports there were concerns about safety and trash, and not many families use the site. part of our commitment to building a better bay area is focusing on issues like affordable housing, and a recent project to create more affordable housing drove many tenants from their homes in hayward. a landlord succeeded in renovating 68 apartments and creating affordable housing, but that meant many tenants could not continue to live there because they made more than that. >> just because you and your husband or wife is a teacher, or another professional doesn't mean that you can afford a $3,000 a month rent. >> now about 20 of the displaced tenants received incentives to help them find somewhere else to live, that included security deposits and even paying for their first month's rent. among the contenders for the

national toy hall of fame, video games, coloring book and smartphones. >> i would vote jenga. >> i don't think i ever played jenga in my life, mike. is that weird? that's weird. >> i know what we're doing tomorrow. bringi bringing jshg bringing jenga in. >> it looks frustrating to me. will that fall on me? that's the point. >> rain will be in the forecast, but not until monday. raining down from the sky will

be some sunshine until then. 62. no weather related delays at sfo. soaring heat today, unhealthy air. clear with a light breeze. the heat breaks sunday with a chance of showers monday. south bay, 97 in gilroy. just about everybody else from 90 to 96. mid to upper 80s around cruz. the 90s for redwood city. mid 70s, mild to warm at the coast. at least compared to average. 83 in downtown san francisco. 89 at san rafael. low to mid 90s for the valleys. 91 in orinda. 94 to 99 degree for the interior sections. some of those thermometers might

hit 100. mid 50s tonight to lower 60s for the lower elevations. the yellow is the higher elevations, we'll be in the 70s again tomorrow morning. 70s at the doughcoast. mainly 90s to 100. everybody is back to average on sunday, and a slight chance of a shower on monday. meertering lights are on. traffic is stacked up to the macarthur maze. a mild 32 minute drive no major delays on the east shore. big delays over the altamont pass. earlier couple stents cleared out of lanes. and your drive time still remains about an hour from tracy into dublin. we had this steaccident cleared. bridge at the 80 split.

all is back to green. thank you. the rolling stones can't get no satisfaction in santa clara. according to the mercury news, the band's management team said performing at levi stadium is not worth the effort over the, quote, restrictive rules. the stones did play levis last month. the band wasn't aloud stadium catering to feed performers and it was forced to cancel a fireworks show at the last minute. the fire chief says pyrotechnics are not allowed after 10:00 p.m. the band was allowed to play one hour after curfew. coming up, why a triple crown winner should have been disqualified from the kentucky derby last year. and new labeling for organic and antibiotic free. first walmart is stepping up its game against delivery services. first

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this is a look at the damage from sioux falls, south dakota following three tornadoes. you can see the twister ripped the roofs off several homes. you can look into their bedrooms. at least nine people were hurt. the mayor of sue falls is asking anyone with a large vehicle to help haul away branches blocking the roads. that break yours heart when you see that kind of devastation. all right. let's talk about what's going on

back here. from russia with love is our next storm. an autumn chill it will bring. a chance of showers, too. will they pan out? that's the big question. we're so used to not getting rain in september. here we are at 9:00, sunday evening, you can see up in the northern parts of the state, definitely showers there. as this cold front sinks down, we have our best chance of anything steady, but very light up in the north bay and along the coast during the morning commute. talking sprinkles, even some drizzle. a chance of showers heading into the afternoon hours. that tapers heading into the evening. temperatures in the 60s and 70s for highs. this is something we will keep an eye on. we go from 100s to highs in the 60s and 70s. here's sue. >> a look at san rafael. we were watching some police activity at san pedro road. freitas parkway.

the southbound direction those headlights headed in the northbound direction. traffic is moving fine past the area. it must have been somebody getting pulled over or needing assistance on the side of the road. no accidents that we can see. to the richmond-san rafael bridge, a couple of cars stacked um. that's the fast track lane. the cash lanes are on the left side of the screen. stay to the right if you can. we have a bit of a backup towards there, about richmond parkway as you make your way from the richmond side towards marin county. a look at some of your drive times. we'll check your bridges. less than ten minutes from richmond to san rafael on westbound 580. san mateo bridge looking good, under 20 minutes. dumbarton bridge, less than ten minutes. the san francisco may ser making it easier for small businesses to operate in the city.

she designed legislation to speed up the permitting process. she chose a coffee house to promote the zoning rules. the owner of a coffee house has been fighting permits to serve beer and wine. >> walmart announced an unlimited grocery delivery subscription service. they will charge $98 for unlimited same-day grocery delivery. the service will be offered in 1600 stores by the end of the year. food labels on produce and meat in grocery stores can be confusing. that's why consumer reports released a new labeling system for organic and antibiotic free. this morning a registered dietitian explains what consumer reports took into consideration. >> they looked at criteria in five specific areas, everything from pesticide use to animal welfare. they also asked is this meaningful? for example, a claim that says chicken is raised without hormones is not meaningful

because the federal government has banned the use of hormones in all chicken. >> coming up on gma, find out what labels you should take seriously. gma starts at 7:00. the antonio brown saga may have led raider fans to drown their sorrows a bit. > but it turns out if you believe a new survey they would have been drinking any way. alcohol.org says raider nation and the saints fans drink the most alcohol of any nfl team. the survey says they guzzle about 4 1/2 drinks on a typical gameday. now, on off days, raider fans consume four drinks, which is nearly twice the league average. >> like every day? >> to me, that seems like a lot. i'm having trouble believing this survey. i don't know how they compiled this data. four drinks a day on average?

. that >> that's a lot. like on a tuesday? >> if you told your doctor that, they would have a talk with you. you know what i'm saying? next at 6:00, better protection for renters. we're breaking down the new bill that the governor calls the strongest rent controlled package in america. gig companies are vowing to fight a measure just passed by the state that would require them to treat their driver's like full time employees. i'm jobina fortson i'll have the

good morning, everybody. it's thursday, september 12th. we're so excited you're waking up with us. >> i hope you're excited about hot weather. you'll get it no matter what. here's mike nicco. >> how about a heat wave? everybody is excited about that. >> i am.

>> one out of two is not bad. all right. batting .500 up at the anchor desk. san jose, it is60 degrees right now. it is the santa clara valley and the interior east bay neighborhoods that could have poor air quality later. let's look at what will happen as far as temperatures. it's comfortable this morning. mid 50s to low 60s. look at this. jumping to 68 at the coast. low to mid 80s for the bay and inland. 60s, 70s, 80s still at 7:00. this is not each our hottest day. here's sue. >> looking at a pretty quiet commute. a couple problems out there. if we can get our traffic maps back. earlier problems on the altamont, those are thinning out. still about an hour delay. highway 4 is slow