hell, yes, we're going to take your ar-15, your ak-47. one of the memorable moments from last night's democratic presidential debate. the democrats taking a stand at this third time around. what the top ten are saying with regard to gun control, medicare, and more. this is a live look from our golden gate bridge camera this morning, but mike's going to tell us what is in store for the weekend. >> good morning. it is friday the 13th. buckle up. >> get ready, right? for the heat, first of all. >> what's that theme music? all right. let's talk about some hot air out there. look at this. update on the heat advisory

shows that only the coast is safe from the dangerous heat today. let's talk about what's going to happen as for as the poor air quality. as we head throughout the day, it's possibly our interior east bay neighborhoods like we're seeing right here where it's a nice 60 right now in the santa clara valley. what you're seeing are temperatures in the mid -50s to mid-60s. 90s around the bay. let's get a check on that commute with sue. >> yes, we have this traffic alert in mountain view, a fatal accident. in fact, a double fatality. north 85 is sit down after evelyn. we'll check on it with chp. a sig alert. i see the sensors are green. that may have just reopened. we'll check on that in a few minutes. we'll make sure that's clear in the next five or ten minutes or so.

we have a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. no metering lights. looking like a nice friday night at the bay bridge. we'll keep following it for you in a couple of minutes. >> thank you. your voice, your vote. the democratic candidates following it. >> last night was the first time the top ten candidates shared one stage and many of them taking a stand for the issues that they care the most about. >> hell, yes, we're going to take your ar-15,ar-15,ar-15,ar >> that's former tngs congressman beto o'rourke. he's getting a lot of praise over his strong stance on gun control. bernie sanders, elizabeth rar when fought joe biden on medicare for all. and julio castro got a bit of reaction after taking this shot at biden.

so i'm sure you saw that he's kind of asking him if he forgot like what he just said. >> and hue yeo ended up actually being wrong. >> kamala harris shifted her focus to attacking the president shifting it to health care, poll circle and guns. abc7 news report got big reactions. >> it's original, i'll tell you that. >> reporter: with the top ten polling candidates on stage for the first time, there was one pair in particular that people were watching closely including san francisco supervisor who showed up for the watch party. >> i'm excited to see biden and warren on the same stage. >> reporter: for former vice president joe biden along with elizabeth warren and bernie

sanders, they laid out their plans for medicare and the choice for the health care system. >> i'm looking forward to them addressing preventive care. >> it was all about health care, you didn't want to hear what you wanted to hear. >> no, i didn't. >> reporter: as far as reactions go, this one got a big one at manny's. when julian castro accused biden of forgetting his health care facts, it did create a moment, which can mean a lot in a crowded field. but some felt it was a low blow to one of the oldest candidates in the field. >> i think it's probably too far. >> reporter: and then there was beto's red line in the gun debate sandbaoxsandbox. the san francisco crowd was on board, but it could be a problem elsewhere >> i'm surprised that he took such a bold stance and i applaud him on the issue. >> reporter: most say they're still watching the debates and

waiting for their democratic candidate to emerge. san francisco's republican party chair says based on the performances he saw last night, he believes president trump will be re-elected. john dennis says he thinks the democratic nomination will go to senator elizabeth warren. he says she has the stamina, good message, and is progressive enough for the party. abc 7 has complete coverage of the debate coverage. today is sentencing day for felicity huffman. >> the desperate housewives star will learn her fate in the college entrance cheating scandal. >> reporter: it's decision day in the case of actress felicity huffman, the 56-yearold set to be sentenced this afternoon after pleading guilty in the country's largest college admissions scandal, admitting to paying $15,000 to have an s.a.t.

proctor alter her daughter's scores, prosecutors pushing for a month behind bars telling the judge her conduct was deliberate writ and manifestly criminal. in a large home in the hollywood hills with an infinity pool would continue stus meaningleful punishment but huffman asking the judge instead for probation and community service along with a $20,000 fine. so will huff man's pleas for leniency work? coming up at 7:00 a.m., we'll break down the case with your first look. a south bay non-profit is working to build a better bay area even after thieves stole thousands of dollars worth of supplies from a storage area. this weekend three cleaning efforts willnuas scheduleonths a gro leads hundreds of people in leading up crash from multiple creeks an rivers from around the south bay.

they kept equipment at the park station. last week crooks somehow got in and got away with $9,000 worth of supplies needed cleanup, education, and promotion. >> we had to go out and buy, you know, nearly a thousand dollars worth of materials to get ourselves ready. we're a small, you know, outfit, and so that really has made an impact on us. >> the coalition has created a gofundme page to replace equipment. we have a link on our website, abc7news.com. all right, here's a look at your activity planner for today. it's going to be our warmest day at the beaches. going to be warm and hazy out on the bay today, and we're going to have you wondering, is the pool still open? do they have a pool? will they let me come over? do they have a jacuzzi? even that might be cooler than the temperature outside. here's look at with's going on

at 5:07. you can see temperatures in the. weave70s here. we have a cool spot. some of the areas that will hit 100 are in the upper 50s. you have warmer weather coming your way. all right. let's take a look and show you what's going on. 5 and high clouds and sunshine to start the day. we're at 80, nearing 90. low 90s by 3:00. up in the north bay we start at 61. look at this, we're hanging out in the mid-90s by this afternoon. san francisco, mid- to upper 80s this afternoon. let's head over to sue and talk about the friday the 13th commute. >> it's not a good one if you're traveling in mountain view. we have a double fatality. it was a wrong-way driver that hit head on in northbound lanes. just after evelyn, they're

completely shut down. the chp had to move the actual site of the crash. they're moving people off to surface streets. if you can take 101 to avoid the situation. the estimated time of reopening is 6:00 a.m. otherwise your south bay commute is looking pretty good. and a look at the golden gate bridge, two lanes in the southbound direction, two in the northbound direction. smooth sailing in to san francisco. guys? >> thanks. if you're heading to san francisco, there may be delays. that's because there are delays going on at chase center and oracle park. elton john is performing at chase center and the marlins and giants are playing at oracle park. >> you have to keep listening. >> and be aware.

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and good morning. it's 5:13. if you're just joining us, here are some things you need to know. a very sad situation with a fatality. all lanes on northbound 85 afterer lib are being shut down. traffic is being diverted off evelyn. your best route would be to take the exit to 101 east-bound. time of reopening after 6:00 a.m. this morning, the hottest day. good morning. 70 in san francisco. on our way to 89 degrees, which is 19 degrees above average. look at all of those 90s and 100s today. number three, democratic presidential candidates are back on the campaign trail this morning. they took shots at each other. sp running,ut co cable cars are will only last for ten days. this is part of restoration for

the gearboxes that power the cars. shuttle buses will be workin 30 are canc the main runway has been under construction since saturday. number 6, "desperate housewives" star felicity huffman set to be sentenced today. she pleaded guilty back in may in the college admissions scandal. and a baby girl, all smiles. sorry we don't have the right pictures there. the baby was born in the front seat. mom and baby are apparently doing fine. good to hear. business is booming for san francisco's based old navy. >> the chain is doing so well, it's opening 800 new stores. old navy currently has 1,200 stores and it eventually wants to get to 2,000 with a focus on expanding in smaller underserved markets. urban remedy is recalling

some salad bowls and wraps because it tested positive for e. coli. it was found in spinach from a supplier. it's found in the following. all of them have a september 15th use by date. urban remedy sells its products at its own stores, whole foods, and amazon go. this morning a man is bask g basking. >> you're a united states citizen. >> the coach became a u.s. citizen with family, colleagues, and even some of his students that he coached on hand to watch it. jorge says it fulfilled a dream since he and his u.s. born wife moved here from 15 years ago. >> i don't have words but to say

thanks and i'm going to have this moment forever. >> jorge has coached track at foothill high for almost 11 years. you're now seven minutes away from your hot forecast. >> hey, mike. >> yeah, guys. it is going to be a burner everywhere, even the coast today. it's not a strong event. you don't have the strong winds and fire dangers you would associate with this time of the year, but that's possible next. let's look. it's 80s as you look down from the east bay hills this morning. heat peaks today. it will peak during the day both days and chance of showers and a real autumn flavor for our monday. for today, not at all. look at these temperatures, mid-90s in the south bay. near 100 in gilroy and morgan hill. head up, 90, 95 degrees. even on the coast temperatures will be hovering in the upper 70s to near 80, and upper 80s to

near 90 downtown, san francisco, and sausalito. get to the beach if you can early. you may need to elbow your way in and find some relief there. i think cloverdale is the hot spot. let's see what the east shore has to offer. 90 to 96 and triple digits everywhere. for tonight, some of us will have a rough night. some areas will be in the mid-50s, but a lot of low to upper 60s elsewhere, which means the house doesn't cool off if you don't have air conditioning. here's look at monday. we've got a chance of rain in the north bay. it will slide south and fall apart as we head through the day. could get up to a tenth inch of rain. we'll keep an eye on that. look at these numbers. still hot inland. 60s at the coast. then we fall into the 60s and 70s, well below average monday and then we start to see the

heat creep back in again next thursday. sue? >>. if you're just joining us, a traj ig situation. northbound 85 remains closed for another 40 minutes or so. we'll check back with the chp. it was a wrong-way driver shutting down all northbound lanes an you're being diverted off evelyn. you can take 237 to 101 but avoid the area for the next 40 minutes or so with the sig alert in effect. we'll check back with the chp in just a little bit. meanwhile checking out your emeryville commute, looking good as you make your way past golden gate and into berkeley. no metering lights yet. here's a look at your drive times. mild in tracy. highway westbound is looking great from antioch into concord and no delays across marin

county and over the golden gate bridge and south 101. abc 7s has obtained the autopsy report. two men in the bay area are being held for his dealt. this report shows that this officer died from extreme blood loss after being stabbed 11 times with a military-style assault knife. thy look at the autopsy and contradict some media reports that the knife struck his heart. the young man from san francisco stabbed the officer in self-defense and neither he nor his friend knew the men were police officers. the attorney argues that rega would be alive if he and his partner had followed police protocol. modern technology helped solve a missing person's case that follows back to the heyday of dial-up internet.internet.in.

he here's google earth. a friend texted images of a car in a pond behind his car. he tried peering into the water from the edge of the pond but couldn't see the car. then his friend flew a drone above the water. they called the sheriff after snapping a picture of the car. palm beach county deputies identified the man inside as william malt. he disappeared after leaving a nightclub in 1997 and he was 40 at the time. that is incredible. coming up, new concerns about b.a.r.t.'s new fleet of the future trains. why some say they could become a death trap. and why there could be big crowds and sold out items at target starting tomorrow. here's a live look outside at

temperatures in the mid-60s this evening. it will be pretty comfortable. giants take on the marlins. and then the chiefs come in town to take on the raiders. up to about 74 degrees. let's jump ahead to monday. here's a look at one computer model. you can see some light rain. that's what the green is. notice moving into the north bay during the morning commute. as it starts to slide into the bay and we get deeper into the day, the storm's going to fizzle out. our best chance of rain will be in the morning up commute. tickets in san francisco are going on sale. >> madonna has three upcoming concerts. those dates are october 31st, november 2nd, and november 4th. and then oprah is going to visit the chase center september 22nd. she's going to promote wellness

and lifestyle. you can purchase tickets starting at 10:00 this morning. do you have tickets for me? >> yes. >> ticketed were like $500 apiece the last time. >> not today. what about oprah? do you think it will be that much? >> not that much. a larger venue. >> you're cool, reggie. >> but not that cool. >> i can hook this up for you. a retailer is bringing back more than 300 items from over 20 years of designer partnerships. some of the brands you may recognize in stores, a lot of the target stores open at 8:00 in the morning, and past sales if you want to get a heads-up start at midnight online. so if you've got thousands of dollars in bad taste, then

maybe this couch is for you. >> people on twitter have been roasting a hot dog couch in neiman marcus. it costs $7,000 $7,000 $7,000 $ not include tax. it comes with pickles and tomatoes. i suppose it's a chicago-style hot dog. >> we should replace this couch with that. >> i will not sit on that couch with you. >> a hot dog couch? how about a pickle couch. >> okay. >> there we go. coming back with a new 90 minutes of news. if you want the new phone and haven't ordered it yet, you're late. >> i'm jobina fortson with not so great news. all the cable cars are being pulled off the lines today. it's for maintenance work. i'll tell you how long that will last coming up. all right. round three and the gloves come off. the big issues the candidates

are debating, plus one candidate is offering to give you $1,000 a month. friday the

it's friday. >> the 13th. don't forget that part that and a full moon. >> and a full moon. >> boom. >> i'm excited. >> let's be real. we've had some bugs in our system this morning, so something is happening. the forces are at work. >> where does that song keep coming from. >> what are these? friday the 13th -- >> sound effects. >> i'm scared that i'm triggered. >> get to that hot forecast. >> which is scarier, that or the

hot forecast? that's the big twi twig twi twitter page today. all right. all seriousness, let's turn the page here and talk about that heat advisory because it could be a little dangerous, especially if you have to work outside and you have to spend any extended amount of time. you've got the heat advisory from 7:00 in the morning to 7:00 in the evening. the air quality is fine. but later on it's the south bay and the interior east bay that could have poor interior quality. mid-50s to mid-60s. and we'll hit the upper 70s during the day. we'll go from 86 to 93 around the bay. 91 at noon. it's already hot. to 100 inland. still most of us in the 80s at 7:00. let's get back to sue with the commute. we have a traffic alert for you. unfortunately it's a double

fatality still out there. mountain view, northbound 85 at evelyn, they're diverting traffic off at evelyn. all lanes blocked in the northbound direction. you may want to take 237 to get over toward 101. but avoid northbound 85 in mountain view. opening within the next 30 minutes. they had said 6:00 a.m. or sooner. we'll check on that in a little bit. and another serious situation in san marino, we had a truck pulling a boat. the trailer jackknifed, the boat went this way, the car went that way, and we've got all lanes blocked near northbound 880 near marina. we'll check on that. and the rest of your friday morning commute looking good. san rafael near 101, headlights moves. all the way to the golden gate bridge, it is free. >> thank you, sue.

happening today, sad effacee emojis are going to have to replace others with the cable cars shut down. >> okay, girl. you look good. you can make it happen on the shuttle buses. >> reporter: i'll try to matic on the bus. good morning. so nothing says i'm on vacation in san francisco like a photo on the cable car, right? unfortunately for tourists that show up here or at any other terminal, there will not be any, and this won't be any for the next ten days because of maintenance work here. smta has buses in place for everyone. it's just not the same. gearboxes which propel the cars uphill are being repaired. it's the final step in a three-year restoration project. the muni shuttle buses will run along all cable car stops

following the powell mason, powell hyde, and california cable car lines. buses will not stop at cable car terminals, but they will stop nearby. the cable car shutdown starts at 5:30 this morning. it will go all the way through monday september 23rd. that's when they'll go back online. so i'm so sorry, tourists, no cable cars for you. reporting live in san francisco, jobina fortson, abc7 news. >> take that golden gate bridge selfie. that's going to have to suffice. >> you'll survive. your voice, your vote. they were on full display during the third debate. >> good morning. >> good morning. they took to the stage.

the only thng they could agree on, wanting to get donald trump out of the white house. ten candidates, one goal. >> and as president. >> as president of the united states. >> as president of the united states. >> reporter: while the party wanted to keep the focus on the man currently donning that title, the debate quickly showcasing the stark differences in the democratic party. one of their biggest disagreements, health care. >> i actually have never met anybody who likes their health insurance company. >> i who wrote the damn bill, if i may say so, intend to eliminate all out-of-pocket expenses. >> reporter: elizabeth warren and bernie sanders continued their push for medicare for all. former vice president joe biden arguing, though, it's just too expensive. for more than 30 minutes, topic dominated and brought some of the toughest attacks like this one from 44-year-old julian

castro. >> they do not have to buy it. >> you just said it two minutes ago. are you forgetting what you said two minutes ago? >> reporter: an apparent attack on 76-year-old biden's age. but it was castro who got it wrong. >> anyone who's -- >> reporter: another issue, guns. >> hell, yes, we're going to take your ar-15 and ak-47. >> they said, do you think trump is responsible if what happened? i saiding look, he didn't pull the trigger, but he certainly tweeted out the ammunition. he reminds me of "the wizard of oz," when you pull back the curtain, it's a really small dude? >> reporter: in response to the debate, the trump campaign said the candidates offered nothing new and president trump said he would, quote, dominate them all.

serena marshall, houston, texas. andrew yang offered money to potential voters who could show how the plan would work. he said if elected he would give everyone 18 and up $1,000 a month to address poverty. >> my campaign will now give a freedom dividend of $1,000 a month to 10 american families, someone watching this at home. if you believe you can solve your own problems better than any politician, go to yang2020.com and tell us how it will do just that. >> if you go to yang2020.com, this is what you'll find. yang says the money will come from campaign donations unlike earlier in the campaign when yang paid dividends to three families but he used his own money. experts say it's not a campaign violation because he's not asking for people's votes in exchange for the money.

reddit co-founder alex ohanian seemed to offer to cov the $20,000 cost if yang couldn't because he likes the idea so much, but other people ridiculed yang comparing his offer to a lottery. fact-checkers were again hard at work last night. to find out what claims held up, go to abc7news.com. developers in berkeley are trying to determine what led to two people getting hit and killed on the tracks by a union pacific train. as of now, the cause of the crash isn't known. it happened near fourth and bancroft way. it did affect the trains but they're no longer affected. none of the 22 passengers nor crew was injured. and b.a.r.t. police are investigating a problem that killed a man and snarled part of the evening commute. a man got onto the tracks near 24th street and mission track

and got hit by a train. the station was c for three hours. muni provided buses between embarcadero and union city. some believe the future of trains could become a death trap. b.a.r.t. has two types of new train cars. the e cars have doors on both ends which allows passengers to move pretty easily between the cars. but then they have the d cars which have more difficult doors on the end and they can only be opened by b.a.r.t. train operators. the examiner believes that could be really dangerous during a fire or other emergency. b.a.r.t. says, though, the current situation is safe. heads-up if you're planning a wecht get away. this is a live look at the airport this morning. we check every morning for you. right now 19 flights are canceled -- i should say are delayed. 30 are canceled. runway 28 l has been closed

since saturday to allow crews to repair cracks in the pavement. they reached their halfway point schedule. which is actually two it serves 68% of airport traffic. that along with high winds has caused thousands of flight delays and cancellations. the runway is expected to remain closed for another two weeks. >> millions of renters are on the verge of a new plan. rent hikes might not make much of a difference. i phone preorders, if you want to be the first to get one, you'll need do it now. taking a live look outside at the embarcadero and the bay bridge, it's going to be a warm one. we're checking on the forecast with mike. >> temperatures, near 90. i'm going to start with temperatures across the board. that's where the best sleeping was to 67 in the castro mission marina, sunny side, 70.

71 right now. we're right there. supposedly during the coolest part of the day. we do have 259 in paolo al toe, mid- to upper 50s. and richmond about 64. 66 in hayward as we look at san mateo and the bridge. spare the air today. it's going to be hot while you wait for the buses to arrive. on the bay, hazy and calm this afternoon. let's start with peninsula. 66 and clouds. same at 9:00. then we break out into full on sun sunshine. low to mid-90s 2:00 to 9:00. south bay even warmer. high clouds and sunshine. wheel jump from 68 to 76 from 7:00 to 9:00. already 90 at noon. mid- to upper 90s from 1:00 to at least 6:00. so we're talking about five hours of some real heat there, and, of course, it's going to be

even hotter in our east bay valleys. starting off at 64. we'll be 90s by noon. and mid-90s to 100 to 6:00 and still 91 at 7:00. it's going to be hard to get a table inside in some polices today because not many people want to sit outside when it's that hot if you like to have dinner outside like i like to do sometimes to unwind. let's check in with sue. good morning, good morning. we have a situation with sig alerts. northbound 85 near evelyn, they're diverting traffic off because of this fatal accident. not one but two people perished in this accident it. was a wrong-way driver northbound on 85. it happened around 1:00 a.m. this morning. they're in the clearing phases. hopefully in the next few minutes we'll see an opening. in the meantime westbound 237 will be an alternate to get

around. and now another situation in san leandro. this one northbound 85 near san marino. apparently a truck was trailing a boat and the trailer jackknifed. a sig alert has been issued. if you can get over to i-80, it's a much better

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welcome back. we're following breaking news. a deadly crash. >> amy hollyfield just arrived. good morning. >> reporter: i want to get the very latest from officer art monteo. he's here from the chp. can you tell us the efforts you're making to reopen the highway and the impact on this area? >> at this point we're trying to reopen it and should make the 6:00 time. >> can you tell us what happened? >> at approximately 12:55 we got a call on a two-vehicle accident where it appears an explorer was

driving the wrong way and collided head on with a honda civic. both drivers were pronounced dead at the scene. the ford explorer flipped on its side, was fully engulfed with the driver trapped inside. >> how is traffic at this point? >> it's very light, but it's about to get busy with commute traffic. >> you think you'll have it open by 6:00? >> that is the plan. >> okay. officer, thank you so much. i appreciate the time. what a tragic accident this morning. right now traffic is being taken off the highway at evelyn. we're right above the central expressway, but, again, they'r thinking they're going to get this reopened pretty soon. hopefully this won't impact the traffic too much. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you,

lanes opened rather quickly. northbound 85 near evelyn. traffic is being diverted off as amy said. 237 goo bet toward 101. we'll follow that in just a few minutes. otherwise we've got this very sear accident with all lanes blocked near 880 in san leand leandro. a truck was towing a boat. it jackknifed and the boat is off the trailer. please take i-80. near marina, the 880 is shut down there. governor gave in newsom is expected to sign a rent control package. it's called the strongest rent contn americ what does this ou, probably saw this headline. california approves statewide rent control bill.

before you tune me out because it sounds kind of wonky, listen up. it's a pretty big deal. it makes rent control the law of the land in california. there's only one other state in the country to do this, and that's oregon. under this law landlords will only be able too raise the rent for an existing tenant by 5%. on top of that, it will be harder for a landlord to kick a tenant out. they actually have to have a legitimate reason, i.e., the tenant isn't paying rent. there are a few exceptions to this law. for instance, the rent cap will only apply to california apartments built before 2004. mostly you're wondering right now, all right, how is this going to impact me. in parts of the bay area it mitancisco and oakland, for instance, already have their own pretty strict rent control laws and this new law doesn't override that. still, it's one about more protection for tenants, and

those say it will help with the affordable housing shortage.st disagree. they say it build more housing. the one thing we know is governor gavin newsom is expected to sign it. that means come january 1st, rent control will likely become law. >> that was explained very well. if you want to be one of the first to get apple's new iphone, you're about 40 minutes late to the game. >> preorders started at 5:00 this morning. now, the starting price is around $700. it goes all the way up to $1,100, and the most expensive models have three cameras. the iphone 11 will hit stores a week from today. all right. where were you? we were here. we were up. we need you to set an alarm next time. hi, mike. >> hi, guys. i wonder how many slept well last night with the temperatures being warm. we've got one more warm night on the way. it's 73 right now.

notice the cameras are not condg again today as the skies are hazy. it's the hottest it will be until sometime next week. starry night. there you go. tracking showers for monday. let's start with temperatures. look at these wilting 100s in morgan hill and gilroy. even san tra cruz like most of the south bay. 98 in loes ga toews. be creative if you need to beat the heat. no shame in that. upper 80s near the coast. nearing 80s downtown. as you head inland, look at these mid- to upper 90s. triple digits in cloverdale. as you head over to the east bay, richmond, 88. dre find shade.ywhere in i to worke.

it could feel 10 to 15 degrees cooler. tonight, mid-60s to 70s. just like this morning. now, the sea breeze, take some of the sting out of the coast. still hot inland. it reaches inland by sunday and we've got the cold front from alaska breaking tin with awe tom-like air. we talk about that next. here's sue. >> we're in the final phases of this cleanup of a fatal accident. traffic is being diverted off at evelyn for the time being. there's a sig alert issued on the northbound lanes. hopefully they'll be reopening within the next few minutes. 101 your alternate. let's go back to san leandro. the left lane continues to be blocked but the others are open at 880 near marina. they had a boat flip off a

trailer. they need a flatbed tow truck to get that boat out of there. still 80 appears to be the better route for you all the way back to 238. >> thanks, sue. new at 6:00, a big change on a bus that lets you sleep while driving. driving. it's back on the road after cracker barrel makes every meal one to remember. with favorites like sunday homestyle chicken, now available every day. and our new sweet n' smokey homestyle chicken blt for $8.99. come on home to scratch-made. come on home to cracker barrel

the storm is out in alaska. here we are with steady chances

of rain aloft the coast and possibly up in our hills like the east bay hills. it turned o every to scattered showers to almost nothing as we head into the evening hours. let's take a look. this is the possible amount of rain it could produce, which is impressive for september. most areas less than a tenth of an inch. not bad. either way, temperatures are going to be in the 60s and 70s. it's going to be quite breezy come monday. i'll let you know if you'll need your umbrellas monday morning. let's check in on traffic. here's sue. all lanes remaining blocked northbound 85 with the sig alert still in effect until they get this file investigation and streets cleaned up. it was a wrong-way driver that hit head on and a carr fire as a result of that. back to san leandro, northbound

880, left lane remains blocked. the right lane remains open. a car or truck pulling a boat flipped off and onto the right-hand shoulder. 580 your best hundreds of employees at whole foods will soon be losing their benefits. it will affect under 2% of whole foods' total work force. the changes will not affect full-time workers. the amazon-owned company says the changes are needed to better meet the needs of our business and create a more equitable business and scheduling model. now a federal law requires social media's networks to get an okay before collecting data

from kids under the age of 13. that's why facebook bans children under 13 from creating accounts. the bill would give companies several options for getting a parent's permission. it still needs to pass the assembly before heading to governor gavin newsom's desk. we cannot help but smite when we watch this family of many goats eat out of this potato chip bag. >> here it is. this video was posted on facebook and i'm not surprised it's doing well. the pet goats are eating out of lays bags with humans' smiling faces. the owner saw these special edition of chips and thought it would be funny to picture the goats eating out of the bags. next at 6:00, 800 new stores. a san francisco-based new company announcing big expansion

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right now at 6:00, you may need to head to the water if you wantlet to get some relief today. >> today's going to be the hottest day of the week. good morning on this friday, september 13th. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from a weather forecast. especially today, mike, we want to know what we have in store. >> we put up the heat advisory. 11:00 this morning is when it begins to 7:00 this evening everywhere except for the east bay hills, diablo range and the coast. increased risk of heat illness.

hear's a look at walnut creek. we have heat advisories here. temperatures in the 90s around the bay and nearing that, san francisco and richmond, upper 80s. near 80s near the coast and look at those, 100 in the east bay. more coming up. we go to sue. a sky cam look. a truck towing a boat, the boat flipped over and is on the right-hand shoulder. it's a little difficult to see, so i'm going to back out of the screen. the left lanes are open. the right lane continues to be blocked. you see a bit of the backup in the northbound direction. 580 is still your best alternate route. once again this is north san marina. bet