just what question need on a friday. good morning, it is friday september 4. we are kicking off the day with a singing parrot and i like it. we'll check in with drew because i know that it will be hot. >> yeah, over the next couple days, we'll be monitoring firsts air quality again today and we have hot temperatures kick in tomorrow. right now we're tracking fog over the city. the day planner today, there are no issues with the heat. temperatures this afternoon are pretty close to average for this time of the year. again, we have the spare airday so the air quality today, this is where we have been for almost 2 1/2 weeks between moderate and poor air quality. and so that continues today. and also tomorrow. and then tomorrow, dangerous heatwave begins. heat advisories starting at 11:00 a.m. around the bay shoreline. excessive heat warnings also kick in for a majority of the bay area.

a closer look is coming up. and at the live desk, i'm tracking the flex alert for the labor day holiday weekend. the heat could put a strain on the power grid, so there is a possibility of rolling blackouts. utility companies will focus on conservation during peak hours. >> pg&e is putting all hands on deck in these areas where we're expecting the triple digit temperatures. things that could be by the heat, we're stocking up for this weekend. >> and governor newsom has signed an emergency proclamation to free up additional capacity.

and doctors say that labor day weekend could be make or break against the fight of coronavirus. they urge americans to follow social distancing guidelines. and in southern california, some companies hired private security guards to enforce face masks at beaches. college towns are closing bars to keep students from gathering. at least eight universities have reported homore than 1,000 case on campus. >> not sure that being face-to-face is helpful or necessary at this int. >> and in indiana, the positivity rate is nearly 90% in some sororities and fraternities. and hundreds of students could be back there class next week.

waivers have been granted. and we are following this closely in our effort to build a better bay area. and lauren martinez is live where 15allowed to reopen tuesday. >> reporter: i'm here in front of a marin school that can start on tuesday. and the assistant superintendent says that they have a lot of experience with reopening already. they ran summer programs all summer long in their special education and alternative education programs which they have been able to learn from. they will have to follow 30 guidelines to reopen. >> there will be recess, there will be break, but you will know see schoolyards with hundreds of students playing and mingling together. we're in where near that. so these other activities, the breaks, outdoor time, all of that will be carefully planned

so students and cohorts can stay as safe as possible. >> reporter: learning hubs are being set up in the community for kids not going back. the hubs will provide an environment for connect differencity or just having a place to do work. today marin county will find out if it can move to the next tier of the reopening plan. lauren martinez, abc 7 news. oakland unified school district will keep with online only classes for now. mayor schaaf hosted a town hall to discuss distance learning yesterday. t a national expert joined into give swriadvice. >> if you are red lining, don't just keep taking it. other parents are feeling that way too. have an open and respectful

conversation with your teachers. >> he says make sure your students are getting 20 to 30 minutes a day in reading, writing and math. and he also emphasized the importance of going outdoors and allowing them to socialize with others. and we spent a week focused on education issues as students go back to school and you can see all those stories right now on our app and a bs oig. abc7news.com. and police officers are off the job in rochester, new york accused of causing a black man to suv of indicaffocate to deat. the city's mayor said that she was misled about the incident back in march.daniel prude died officers put a hood over his head to stop him from spitting after he was found running naked in the streets. the mayor says that she just learned last month that prude's

death involved use of force. she has accused the police chief of failing to tell her what really happened. the chief has not commented. and we're hearing from the family of the man killed inside a walmart. and the officer is charged with voluntary manslaughter. taylor's grandmother says that her grandson posed no threat. >> if he had tased him again before shooting him, i think that would have been enough to get him subdued. i was surprised, shocked, threw me off himy balance a little be we had not talked to the d.a. >> taylor's grandmother says that she would like to see the officer who the shot and killed her grandson do jail time.

nationwide protests over police brutality are a key issue in the race for the white house and this morning a new poll reveals most americans think that president trump's rhetoric about the unrest is making things worse. jobina has more on this. >> will the poll finds that the president's message of law and order is not breaking through. over half of the country, 55%, think that president trump is aggravating the situation. just about one in ten americans think that he is making it better. among his base, 30% of republicans say that the president is improving the situation. most democrats, 79%, believe that trump is making the situation worse. a majority of incidents feel that way too. the president did not poll favorably with white noncollege educated americans. just 18% think that he is having a positive effect on the protests. abc news conducted the poll in

an come junjunction with a pane. and still ahead, the star of the batman movie who reportedly tested positive for coronavirus. and a viral photo showing how hard it is for some families to do distance learning. how strangers have now stepped up to help get these girls ready for school. >> and we are monitoring the air quality very closely. today is our 18th spare the air day. tomorrow is another one. and when the air quality improves, we're tracking temperatures on the rise as well. we'll have all the

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and we'll and poor. tomorrow morning at 11:00, the heat warning starts. and sunday will be dangerously hot day no matter where you live. now a check of the roads with jobina. and good morning, everyone. so i am happy to report at least for the moment we do not have any major blocking issues on our roads. everything is clear. and i'm guessing that is because a lot of people are home today. so we'll take a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights have not come on. and also in the south bay, this is a live look showing you 280, really looking nice and clear

this morning. the road work in oakland has been picked up, so a nice ride. still ahead, the new privacy feature on the next iphone update that is being delayed. and enjoy the cooler temperatures while you have it today as we head to break, a live look outside. pretty foggy/smoggy san francisco.

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have any other place to work. and now a go fund me page has raised $145,000 to help them. >> no one was henning her, her daughters were already viral. she was not receiving any help. >> so now she is helping the family find a permanent home and she set them up with an a tachbtd accountant to manage the donations. and robert pattinson has tested positive for coronavirus and so batman is on pause. production had gist resu production had just resumed. and batman has about three more months of filming left. they want to get it done by the end of the year. and so you might want to rethink the tahoe getaway. ist forest service says that the plague has been detected near a

popular beach. several parking areas will be temporarily closed after fleas tested positive for the disease. a health official in maine is trying a new way to get covid-19 information across from the public. listen to this. >> maine cdc contact tracers are never going to give you up, they will never let you down, they are never going to run around and desert you. >> so in case you didn't catch that, you were just rick rolled. as you heard, he recited the words to rick astley's biggest hit never going to give you up. this isn't the first time that this health director used music

to get his messages across. earlier he dropped lyrics to prince's get go crazy. i just want to dance. >> look at it. >> i'm not proud to say it, but i really like rick astley. i genuinely like him. >> that is totally fine. i'm up for whatever gets that message across the best. the message in accuweather, air quality issues continue today and then a dangerous heatwave is on the way. good morning, san jose, we have overcast skies. air quality today, little k45che from yesterday. another spare the air day.

91 in concord, 69 in the city today, 79 in eek land, 82 in san jose, half moon bay pretty cool with afternoon sunshine. and everything changes tomorrow in terms of our temperatures. an excessive heat warning will begin at 11:00 a.m. saturday. and this area shaded in pink, this lasts until 9:00 p.m. monday. so risk of heat illnesses will be high. heat advisory also goes into effect for the same time period around the bay shoreline close to the water. we'll experience warm temperatures as well. forecasted highs on saturday, you can see that we're back in to the triple digits. that is why we have the excessive heat warning into effect. and it will be even hotter on sunday. very hot temperatures in the

afternoon and this is why you have to take tl ys we'll and dayas ah pair of spare the air days. there is the extreme heat hitting us on sunday. and dangerous heat also on monday and then all eyes are on tuesday for some gusty winds that will increase our fire danger. >> thank you, drew. now we'll mars yac i marciano and gma. >> a lot coming up including the suspect at the portland protest fatally shot during an attempted arrest. this is just hours after he appeared to take responsibility in a new interview. we'll have the latest. and also this morning the latest on the coronavirus em211,000 before the end of

the month as dr. fauci urges americans to be cautious for labor day fearing a repeat of the surges we saw with other weekend holidays. and this morning the surgeon general will be joining us live. plus the puppy scams sky rocket during the pandemic. if you are thinking about getting a dog, you need to be aware. that all plus upper is joining us for a live performance. we are jam-packed on a friday kicking off this labor day holiday weekend. >> yes to usher. >> yes, usher. or i should say yeah. thanks, rob. also when it comes to katy perry and lady gaga, we'll listen to the latest cover of

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and we are tracking the heat wave. some tips to beat the heat, stay hydrated, take frequent breaks in the shade. don't leave people or pets inside cars. and apply sunscreen regularly and wear loose light weight clothing. in bbeirut, there are possible signs of life under the run after 30 days from the deadly blast. officials say they are just a foot and a half away from a possible survivor's location. they say this morning thermal

imaging showed body heat in the rubble and rescuers detected eight breaths per minute am mid the debris. the blast claimed at least 180 lives and wounded thousands of others. apple is delaying the debut of the new anti-tracking tool in its next version of the iphone operating system. the feature would make it more difficult for app makers to track people online to help sell digital ads. this was expected to be part of a free software upgrade later this month. the decision comes a week after facebook warns the anti-tracking tool could whichever a huge blow to those already struggling. apple says that they will hold back on the tool until early next year. facebook will pay users to election. this is according to a report from the "washington post." as part of the study conducted

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delivering a performance of beyonce's 2008 hit if i were a boy. the wildlife park where l a tgsy and lady gaga songs. get it, he hit all the notes. and next, the san francisco based company making drastic cuts to its workforce. and today the day in alameda county, salons are allowed to open inside. many people so excited about this. i'll have the details of what you need to know. and firefighters aren't the only ones putting their safety on the line, the dangerous cleanup effort in the north bay. and as we head to break, we are taking a live look outside.

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you have to have an appointment and each stylist can only have would one client in a time. >> and barber shops and hair salons in alameda county now allowed to move back inside. the changes that you can expect to see. air quality concerns, they continue today as the 18th spare the air day in a row. a doctor describes how to decipher breathes issues with possible covid. and "mulan" now streaming on

disney plus and this morning we're hearing from correct too e hey,yo, d nai. >> fri >>hat was goodticeitonther >> thank you. >> i liked it. so we'll take it from here. we're talking about air quality again today. thi is the 18th spare the air day in a row and then a dangerous heatwave kicks in starting tomorrow. so a lot to cover. looking over 123r57b, y see the fog. numbers are pretty average this time of the year. another spare the air day is in effect for moderate to poor air quality of. the yellow to orange once again. and then all eyes where on the weekend with the dangerous heat

advisory lasting through monday evening. we'll look at the temperatures in a few minutes. and barber shops and hair salon owners in alameda county can finally get back to cutting and coloring indoors. this is the first time in more than five months. julian glover is live with the details. >> reporter: yeah, a lot of people have plans to finally get that haircut, maybe color that they have been waiting for for nearly six months now as barber shops and salons are now allowed to operate inside for the first time in a long time. so after much anticipation, today is finally the day that the salons can reopen with limited capacity with a number of new health requirements in place to keep you and also those stylists protected. want to go over some of them. clients may be asked to wash

their hair at home before they actually show up at the beauty shop. so those appointment times can be kept to a minimum. clients cannot bring anyone else with them unless it is a child getting a service or parent who has to care for a child or that person getting the service needs some time of assistance. so if your significant other wants to see you, they will have to wait until they get home. stylists can only see con client at a time. and if the service does require a face mask to be removed, it is not allowed. time. and if the service does require a face mask to be removed, it is not allowed. >> you come in, you get a temperature check, a screening, you have to have a mask on. and yes, you have to have an appointment. there can only be one client in the salon at a time. >> reporter: want to tell you about more personal care services, nails, skin care, waxing services. they are allowed to operate but

still outdoors for now. other changes, noncontact fitness classes can also hold classes outside now. and playgrounds, ball pit, bounce houses, those will remain closed for now. but again, an exciting day here in alameda as people have been waiting a long time for that haircut. julian glover, abc 7 news. new developments in the salon scandal involving house speaker nancy pelosi. we're hearing from the owner of the salon where pelosi galau pa city got her hair done. >> i don't owe anyone an apology. mrs. pelosi owes the entire country an apology. >> erica kious released video about l pelosi getting her hair done

without a mask. and she appointment and she didn't know about. >> if a woman in a high risk age group who spends much of her time on tv warning about the dangers of covid-19 feels safe and contractible mfortable and responsible for being cautious and mindful, why can't the rest of san francisco and the rest of the america do that too? >> dem mamar doug mama mamar all stylists have quit and cleared out. and if you have questions about the status of reopenings in different counties, head to our website. there is an easy to use map to you can see exactly where each county stands. and it is right now on abc7news.com.

a man accused of fataling shooting a supporter of president trump in portland is now dead after a confrontation with u.s. marshals. 48-year-old michael killed after he had an outstanding warrant for the killing of aaron jay danielson. investigators describe the confrontation. >> the information we have at this time is that the subject was armed, there was shots that were fired into the vehicle. and the subject fled from the vehicle at which there were additional shots fired. > >> four officers opened fire. they haven't said yet whether li reinoehl fired first. there will be an investigation. now to the three main

wildfires in the bay area. the scu fire is now 80% contained. re bckedorthan 391,000 and the lnu fire is 86% contained. and burned more than 375,000 acres. and the czu fire has scorched 86,000 acres and it is 51% contained. now let's focus on the walbridge fire, crew on the front leans have suffered two injuries in two days. a tree trimmer was hurt yesterday and date before a xward so guard soldier had to be air lifted after a bad fall. containment is now 92% is thanks in part to a new tool that clears out trees. sonoma county hired atlas tree and landscape to bring in their machine that can lift 13,000

pounds and work that would take a human four hours takes this machine just 30 minutes. >> beats manual labor every day. by far superior. >> crews say using this machine is a lot safer than manual maybe too because they don't have to dig so much in burned out areas. it does come with a high applies t pri price tag, $600,000. and we've had smoky, hazy ski skies. and so if you are having a hard time figuring out if you might be having possible symptoms of covid-19 or similar issues relatesed to td to the air, you alone. health officials say now is the time to make sure that you have enough medication refills on hand, especially if you suffer from allergies, asthma or heart disease. >> for asthma, you typically

don't have a fever where with viral, you may or may not. and to think about your sx kn exposures. >> today is the spa straight spare the air day. and you can find the air quality tracker on abc7news.com and the abc 7 news app. the presidential election is coming up first, first ballots will begin reaching some voters today. how the experience might be different this year because of the pandemic. and right now, beer taking a live look at the big board, new york stock exchange is up about 150 points. if respect . and schools teaching students in the classroom next week and more could follow.

and roads are looking clear. we might be just a handful of people that are working today and that is okay. happy to be here. good morning, everyone. you can see what it feels like. so clear, no metering lights. no issues to report either and that is for the freeways around the bay area. in emeryville, this is 80 and you can see all the headlights on westbound 80 and it does look like it is packed there and it really is because earlier this morning we did have a crash and it stalled everything. so people are still making their way that you. but aside from that, it is looking good. so let's check in with drew tuma who i know is following another spare the air day. >> yeah, air quality continues to be an issue today and hopefully as we see our days improve in terms of our air quality, we can finally break

this trend of our 18th consecutive. enjoy the comfortable weather today before the heatwave kicks in. 60s to low 70s around the bay shoreline. later today, warmest spots likely touching the low 90s and that is average. air quality again the next two days, little change. we've been in this pattern for a very long time, horn 2 1more th weeks. and another spare the air for tomorrow. and take a look at the next three days, here we go, saturday, sunday, monday, a hot holiday weak end, the heatwave begins tomorrow. triple digit heat inland, sunday is just dangerously hot for a lot of us. around the bay shoreline, we'll be in the 90s. closing in on 110 in the hottest spot, even labor day itself is

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and so there is a heat advisory in effect for temperatures in the 80s and 90s. and we'll take a much closer look at how hot it gets where you live in about six minutes. president trump is denying a report that claims that he insulted u.s. soldiers. atlantic magazine said that he he said that they were losers. and president trump [ inaudible ] -- that it is false, the same message he told reporters after returning from a rally in pennsylvania. >> to think that i would make statements negative to our military and our fallen heros when nobody has done what i've done with the budget, with military budgets, with getting pay raises for our military, it is a disgraceful situation. >> the comments were allegedly

made during a trip to france in 2018. during that same trip, the president canceled a planned visit to a veterans cemetery because of rainy weather. and joe biden's campaign says if this article is true, it is another example of how deeply biden and trump differ about the role of commander in chief. hundreds of elementary students in the bay area could be back in the class room next week. several districts can apply for a reopening waivers. and education of course part of our focus to build a better bay area and lauren martinez is live in marin county. >> reporter: tuesday they will be welcoming the special education students back to 33 classrooms for face-to-face instruction. and the marin assistant

superintendent says that they knew that it would take a lot of steps and carefully protocols. >> we are are thrilled. we know our families over 85% have decided for return to face-to-face instruction. >> reporter: and they can qualify for teier and lauren martinez, abc 7 news. and "operation warp speed" says it is unlikely but not impossible that vaccine could be

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and look at this, a from the sutro camera. another smoky sunrise, we're dealing with air quality issues again. you can see the foog, but there is smoke an so mod wrerate to poor today. 18th consecutive. hazy sunshine today, enjoy the temperatures today. and 86 in santa rosa, 91 the high in concord. and this high pressure is strengthening as we speak and it will become a heat pump over the weekend and will really bring in the hot temperatures starting tomorrow. so forecasted highs on saturday, look at this, we're back into triple digits in our hottest spots inlaninland. and sunday the numbers continue to rise. so excessive heat warnings are in effect because really everybody is going to feel this

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power. and numberthre se baecd so salons can finally open indoors, first time in more than five months. and number five, 15 marin county schools will reopen classrooms on tuesday to more than 250 special education students. if they move on to tier two next week, all schools may be able to reopen by the end of the month. and number six, as we take a live look outside showing 101 in san jose, a pretty clear ride across the bay area due to the holiday weekend. and number seven, the wait is over, today the live action version of mo3450u pla of "mula on disney plus. you can rent it right

or you can borrow reggie's log-in. >> good morning, america. breaking overnight, fatal confrontation in portland, oregon. u.s. marshals attempting to arrest the demonstrator wanted for the murder of a pro-trump protester, but shooting and killing him after he pulled a gun on them. this happening just hours after he appeared to take responsibility for the shooting in a new interview claiming it was self-defense. anger and unrest. [ crowd chanting ] new protests and fallout in rochester, new york, over that body camera footage showing police pinning down a black man until he stopped breathing. the officers now suspended and overnight daniel prude's 18-year-old daughter speaking out. >> i want the city of rochester to do better. the race for a covid