out. you saw the game right here on abc 7. seattle 21-10 in the fourth. the niners defense making plays. williams forces the ball out. the seattle lineman grabs it. warner punches it out. buckner the scoop and score. to overtime, tied at 24-24. first drive of o.t. seattle in the red zone. russell wilson picked off by dre gre greenlaw and the nine remembers in business. kittle loving what he sees. chase mclaughlin, the backup kicker, came in for robbie gould. the niners had a chance to win it. seattle gets the ball back. drives right down the field and jason myers sneaks it through, 42 yards, as time expires. niners lose their first game of the season, 27-24 in overtime. >> we had a chance to win. we didn't. find a way to correct those things and be better. but it's a good lesson. you have to learn during the season. in order to win championships, you have to learn these lessons. >> i can throw the ball better,

we can catch it better. there's not one specific thing that sticks out. a big reality check for us, to go back and respond this week. >> 49ers now prem for the arizona cardinals on a short week. the kickoff set for 1:05 sunday at levi's stadium. we'll send it back to you. >> all right. time now is 4:31. if you're just joining us a quick update on weather and traffic where you live. here's mike. thank you, kumasi. hi, everybody. take a look at the visibility out there if you're just joining us. you can see there's fog along the coast, very thick, half moon bay. less than a quarter mile visibility. notice this from tam cam from the south. no penetration yet into the bay of the fog. look at our wind flow right here. you can see there's a little bit of an onshore breeze. so i would expect some of that fog to kind of meander throughout the bay early into the morning commute and then once the sun comes up it's quickly out of here once again. look from sutrow tower, you don't see any fog. milder this morning, temperatures in the mid-50s.

mid-40s to low 50s by 7:00. still have a couple hours of cooling. you can see 60s hug the coast. 68 to 72 for our bay temperatures, noon to 4:00 and 74 to 78 inland with a main stay the high clouds and hazy conditions. it's not a spare the air day. another look at the commute. here's jobina. good morning, everyon. i want to head to petaluma where we're following a sig alert. there is a disabled big rig in the roadway there. blocking the second to the left lane at the moment. the backup is starting to begin here. thankfully the traffic is not heavy in the area. we will keep you posted on when it looks like this will reopen this morning. i want to hit this again for everyone. golden gate bridge, very foggy conditions. there is a fog advisory only this morning. i'll keep tracking everything else just to make sure. guys? b.a.r.t. leaders divided after a controversial encounter between a b.a.r.t. police officer and a man eating breakfast on the platform. >> the agency's gm is saying, sorry, but its police force is

calling that apology humiliating. amy hollyfield is live at the pleasant hill b.a.r.t. station in walnut creek where this happened. amy? >> reporter: a board director now saying she is going to stand up for the police, coming to their defense. first a look at the video. there was a man eating a sandwich on a platform. you can see a b.a.r.t. police officer confronting him. this was at the pleasant hill b.a.r.t. station. the officer says he refused to give his name so he grabbed his bag and handcuffed him. he was later released. foster admits he then cursed at the officer and used homophobic slurs. b.a.r.t.'s general manager has issued an apology to foster, but one board member is now saying he should not have apologized. >> i think that our police officer in this case acted

exactly the way he's expected to. to uphold the law. the whole thing has been humiliating to our police force that our general manager acted this way. >> reporter: in this situation our officer was calm and professional when he advised the rider of the prohibition against eating in the paid area of the station. unfortunately, foster immediately became hostile and belligerent. foster has said he believes the officer overreacted. he does not accept the apology from the general manager. and he is considering legal action. reporting live, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. i'm tracking the latest on former president jimmy carter at the live desk. the 39th president is at emeryville hospital this morning scheduled to have brain surgery.

a spokesperson says it will relieve pressure on his brain caused by recent falls. he broke his hip during a fall in may. then he fell twice last month suffering a black eye and minor pelvic fracture. the 95-year-old is currently the longest living u.s. president. he beat cancer in 2015. earlier this month carter said he, quote, is at ease with death after his bout with cancer. reggie? we wish him well. a lawsuit is being filed today that alleges negligent security measures led to the deaths and injuries on july 28th. four people were killed. 17 others injured. investigators say the shooter got into festival grounds by cutting through a metal fence to avoid metal detectors. it targets the gilroy garlic festival association. lauren martinez has more on that in the next half hour. more information from san jose

police today on a deadly weekend shooting involving one of its officers. >> the shooting happened just after 3:00 p.m. on saturday. north of winchester boulevard. police say an officer shot and killed a male passenger who was wanted on a warrant after the man pulled out a gun. the victim hasn't been identified yet. there are multiple investigations into the deadly shooting of a father of six. an off-duty police officers shot the man in vallejo. family and friends gathered in the parking lot to hold a brief prayer vigil. an off-duty richmond police officer got into some kind of fight. they have identified the officer as sergeant thomas. >> i want to know what happened. >> i believe if he said he was a

police officer that my son would have not been arguing back. >> he was accused of excessive force and depriving a man of medical care in 2005. that case was settled. sonoma county will remove the charred remnants of the disastrous kincade fire. they will do a sweep to look for and clear out hazardous or potential toxic waste items like pesticides, batteries, paints left over from the burning. the first step is free for property owners. the press democrat reports that could cost between $40,000 and $90. insurance should cover the cost. >> improving street safety. changing this dangerous intersection after a hit-and-run crash. also, more than picky eating. why it may not be your fault if

you don't like to eat vegetables. why are you shaking your head? >> because. >> because it is your fault? >> it is. eat the vegetables. look. anyway, it is 4:37. they're good for us. and never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> you say it in such a polite way. who wouldn't want to listen to you? eat your very longablegetables. the blanket of high clouds keep us milder. up to nine degrees warmer than this time yesterday. some of our earliest commuters are leaving brentwood, antioch. the same thing in concord. 51 and 50 the same. we have temperatures in the mid to upper 40s elsewhere. take a look at some other neighborhoods and you can see mid-50s, oakland, hayward, san jose. up in the hills in los gatos, 56. here is a look. it's fog free.

a little bit of haze out there for the bay commute. isolated dense fog near the coast for the morning commute. we go from 49 in the north bay to near 70 at noon to 58 at 7:00. quite a drop. 70 at noon to 73 at 3:00 to 61 and for san francisco we'll warm from the mid-50s. grab that coat. we'll take a look at the cooling trend. how is it going out there? not too bad. a sig alert. nothing too serious. just want to let people know they can expect some delays. we are looking at a disabled big rig. this is southbound 101 before east washington at this point the big rig is blocking the second to the left lane there. we do not have an eta when this will reopen.

be aware if this is a part of your morning commute. not hearing anything about bad conditions down there. this is our brand-new camera that we are using. just so that you have some perspective, the headlights coming towards you are going southbound right now so that is really exciting that we are able to see our friends in oakland now. this is walnut creek, 680 looking good for everybody this morning and no major issues on the roadways, guys. that is it for traffic right now. disney plus is officially live. the streaming service launched overnight. >> were you up waiting for it to come online? >> do you know when i woke up this morning that was the first thing i thought about. which movie will i watch. >> which will you watch? >> there's a disney movie i have never seen "the emperor's new

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44 on a tuesday morning. the niners lost and the sun will come up. we'll deal with a little bit of fog from cambry and along our coast, also the golden gate. you'll see a lot of high clouds with temperatures in the mid to upper 70s, chico, sacramento. month ray, yosemite. afternoon sunshine, 77 in l.a. 65 today in tahoe. milder. upper 50s to low 60s. improving street safety is part of building a better bay area just weeks after an oakland woman was killed and her young niece injured in a hit-and-run crash new efforts to make a dangerous intersection safer.

it's happening at foothill boulevard and 22nd avenue just outside garfield elementary school. cornell barnard has a look at the improvements. >> reporter: neighbors say this intersection is too dangerous where a hit-and-run driver killed june as she crossed with her niece who was injured. the crosswalk is next to garfield elementary. >> at that time i was a school but my mom told me that an accident happened here. it's so sad. >> reporter: he and his mother were killed as they crossed foothills at 26th avenue. >> it's grief and love to the families who were impacted. >> reporter: nikki bass says new safety improvements have been made at 22nd and foothill where barriers and vertical plastic poles in an effort to slow cars down.

>> so you can't speed to the intersection and cut a corner and potentially hurt someone. >> reporter: blocks away on 26th avenue the city installed a pedestrian island surrounded by posts. neighbors tell us they have noticed all these traffic improvements but also say they are not sure it's all going to work. >> everyone is driving really fast. it's pretty unsafe. >> i hope it works. but everyone still drives crazily on it. >> reporter: speed humps have been added near garfield elementary. some cars were slowing down but not all. the added improvements a safe start. cornell barnard, abc 7 news. happening today the berkeley city council is holding a special meeting on the future of its many traffic circles in town. berkeley has dozens of them while calming traffic. some claim the lack of visibility created by the trees

in the circle has caused traffic accidents. others say some traffic circles haven't been maintained well. they will decide on the number and height of trees moving forward. >> the redwood city company behind a meatless berger is getting ready to offer something new. you may soon be able to add to your plant-based burger. they are launching a new pork product. the company made this during an announcement with bloomberg. china accounts for nearly 30% of the world's meat consumption and impossible foods hopes to transform consumers tastes to its plant-based options. >> i'm in. >> i'm ready. >> i've been ready. kids and adults may have an excuse for not liking veggies. >> a study at the kentucky school of medicine say some people may be hard wired not to like veggies due to their genetic makeup. the researchers found people

with a gene more prone to taste bitterness were two and a half times less likely to enjoy vegetables. it was presented at the annual meeting of the american heart association. you know what else? >> what else? >> grow up. >> i mean let the children use this -- let them use this study. i blame you. >> and mom is like we're going to 23 and me that. >> prove it. >> i have no idea if they can do that. >> they can figure out a way someone looked by their dna watching a crime show. they found the guy. >> and we're worried about the robots. look how clear it is through san francisco. you get closer you'll notice the

fog. a milder afternoon with fog turning into haze and high clouds making it murky. high temperatures our coolest days and no autumn chill. here is a look at the cloud cover and you can see what little does seep into the bay is gone by noon. temperatures today are going to run from the mid to upper 60s. san francisco, 69. richmond, 70. low to mid-70s around the bay. 76 in san jose to 79 in concord and santa rosa, mid to upper 70s inland. tonight another mild night with mid-40s to mid-50s thanks to the high cloud cover. the offshore breeze we have today will start tapering tomorrow so temperatures will drop. mainly 50s and 60s. and then we're back into the 60s, 70s, even nearing 80 inland by sunday. jobina? >> thank you, mike. good morning, everyone. so good news in petaluma now.

that sig alert we were following has been canceled. this is southbound 101 before east washington. you can expect a little slowdown in that area but things should pick up rather quickly. have a live shot here for you. our emeryville camera. this is 80, really filling in at 4:50 this morning but smooth. things are moving. and hopping on over to san rafael this is 101 looking good through our glitchy camera for a second. nice and clear. kumasi and reggie? thanks, jobina. amazon is opening a new store. and google is planning on giving slow websites a badge of shame. here's this morning's "tech bytes." in today's "tech bytes" shaming slow websites. >> google chrome is experimenting with labeling websites that load slowly. no word on what this badge of shame might look like. reports say it could be a progress bar that turns red or a pop-up screen that notifies the user they're on a slow site. and amazon is gearing up for its first grocery store. >> the company will be designed as a cheaper alternative to

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keep flip-flopping. they show rain and the next run it goes away. it's the next run, the rain went away. thanks, mike. pat sajak says he will be released soon after an emergency surgery for a blocked intestine. he said he is happy the worst has passed and expects to leave the hospital in a day or two. he expects to return to work if co-host vanna white hasn't taken over the show. the show's taping was canceled when sajak underwent surgery. host alex trebek choked back tears when a contestant gave his answer for the final "jeopardy" question. >> let's take a look at your response. did you come up with the right one? no. what is -- we love you, thank you. cost you $1,995. you're left with $5. okay. >> that is moving. >> that was. >> it was a touching show of support for trebek.

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