good morning, kumasi. a flight a tep dapt that we spoke to described it as the end of a dream job or career. he's furloughed as airline aid expired at midnight last night. right now airlines are furloughing tens of thousands of employees. american, delta and united airlines have all announced furloughs and all of those airlines have a major footprint here at mineta san jose national airport. air travel is down 70% from last year. that is, in part, the reason they have to go through with the furloughs. a second round of airline aid has been stalled in washington for weeks. thanks to inaction from congress, there's no telling

when help could come, forcing airlines to shed tens of thousands of more jobs and taking the former employees off their health care. >> i had dreamed of being a flight attendant when i was a little girl. my dreams came true. i have my dream job. i have been asking myself, what do you do when you lose your dream job in where do you go from there? i don't have any answers right now. >> reporter: american could furlough 19,000 employees companywide. united could furlough as many as 13,000. as of now, delta and southwest airlines say they will be able to avoid major layoffs for now. it might be harder for you to find a flight at home the next time you're looking to travel. some small airports will not have any commercial flights and some medium and large airports could see fewer flights. no word this morning on the direct impact here at the second busiest area in the bay area, at mineta san jose airport. if we learn more, we'll update

you. julian glover, abc 7 news. >> thank you, julian. new at 6:00, a study released this morning found that president trump is the main driving force behind the conversation about coronavirus misinformati misinformation. jobina fortson at the live desk with the findings. jobina? >> thank you, kumasi. this is considered to be the first -- misinformation and traditional and online media. what we're seeing is researchers analyzed 38 million articles written in english about the pandemic. when talking about covid-19 misinformation, president trump's name was mentioned in 38% of articles. miracle cures, deep state, bat soup. the president is likely the single largest driver of the covid-19 info dem yik.

16% of the misinformation conversation is approximate fact checking. misinformation is a serious threat to public health. as we all know, people bully the substantiated claims and less likely to follow the advice of health officials. >> thank you, jobina. deadline extended in the breonna taylor case. why a judge agrees to give kentucky's attorney general extra time to release transcripts. a closer look at this amazing sight in napa county. here's a look at the by product of that. hour air quality forecast. the north bay, inland east bay. most likely to have unhealthy

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welcome back. 6:08 on this thursday. let's talk about our current temperatures. we knew they would be warmer this morning. up to 7 degrees warmer. places like the south bay from 59 in, say mountain view to 67 in san jose. you can see 60s just about everywhere. even 70s and 80s in the higher elevations. look at the unhealthy air in

napa. unhealthy for sensitive groups, oakland, fremont, redwood city and unhealthy for everybody as we head back to the south bay. so, our forecast, if you're going to be outside today, got to watch out for the dangerous heat and the dangerous air quality. better to be outside this weekend. i'll show you that coming up next. let's talk about if you have to commute what to expect with jobina. >> hi shall jobina. >> hi, mike. thank you so much. good morning everyone. i have positive news to report on the traffic front at least. we are going to start with a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza where according to the chp metering lights are not on yet. we have a couple slow lanes but everything else is moving smoothly. no blocking issues or advisories. moving to emeryville, westbound 80, i am expecting it to be busy here. yes, it is. especially on the headlights making their way towards the maze. again, it's been a really great ride all morning long. bringing in the graphic quickly.

because first responders are really urging people to stay away from the north bay. these areas, we have westbound and eastbound highway 12 by mission boulevard and arnold drive. northbound and southbound, highway 29 between deer park and tubbs lane. all shut down due to the fire. reggie and kumasi. still ahead, the force is with firefighters on the front lines. how first responders are cherishing a gift they received from a 5-year-old star wars fan. also, california taking steps towards ending systemic racism. the bill the governor signed as a law to meet a midnight deadline. at 6:10 thi

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all right. let's see. a delay in the breonna taylor case. kentucky's attorney general has until friday to release the transcripts of the grand jury deliberations. jobina fortson at the live desk with more on why we have to wait. jobina. >> yes, reggie. a lot of people have been waiting on this. the grand jury's transcripts and recordings during the breonna taylor's case were to be released yesterday. we have a delay now. the kentucky attorney general asked for an extension so names could be redacted. this is necessary to protect witnesses' personal information. a judge agreed to his request and set the new deadline for tomorrow at noon. the grand jury ultimately decided not to charge a louisville police officers for breonna taylor's death. although one officer who fired his gun is charged for endangering the neighbor. the high-profile case has sparked lots of protests and they are continuing right now in

the city of louisville. kumasi? >> thank you. jobina. governor newsom cleared his desk of bills bringing them the 2019-2020 legislative session to a close. one measure will create a task force to study and develop proposals for reparations for descendants of slaves. >> in some respects it's rather sad that these weren't addressed decades ago. that we need to talk about jury selection and talk about race and relationships and sentencing guidelines. >> governor also signed a bill requiring public companies to diversify their boards racially, ethnically and in terms of gender identity. police reform bills also including one with choke holds. one would have made an ethnic studies class a

graduation requirement for high school students. and one for workers laid off to be rehired in seniority. this is at the glass fire. obviously this area has been decimated by the fire. the mundt trailer park. this individual og raf saw these peacocks. not sure where they came from. the force is with firefighters in oregon. a 5-year-old star wars fan wanted to help firefighters. he sent his baby yoda doll in a care package along with a note that said here's a friend for you in case you get lonely. they loved it. baby yoda now force fighting fires with crews on the front lines. the doll's travels are documented in a facebook group called baby yoda fights fires. look at that.

that is the photo. >> baby yoda has a little american flag doo rag. the page already has 29,000 followers. that is adorable. >> oh, my goodness. >> i do think that brought them some joy. >> i do. it looks like they're taking full advantage of all that baby yoda has to offer. >> it's my turn to hold baby yoda. it's my turn to dress him up. what an amazing generosity shown by that -- those aren't easy to get still, are they? if they are, they're pretty expensive, too, i would think. that's great. he's spreading wealth and health to everybody on those front lines. we appreciate that. let's look at the weather. today is the toughest day this week. here's a look at the roof camera. 64 degrees here. there are parts of san francisco where it's in the 70s.

the air quality is okay right now. you're not going to keep the windows open very long. look at the flags on the ferry building or the lack thereof. they aren't moving whatsoever. the stagnant air makes for dangerous heat and air quality and the fire conditions as the breezes pick up, especially across the north bay could enhance the ember displacement and cause more fires just south of where those fires are burning. so we got to keep an eye on that. the flex alert today. try not to use electricity from 3:00 to 10:00. we get a break. got to wait until the weekend. look at this. this is the most benign satellite i've seen. the most limited activity ever in the middle of fall. we've got one system across the u.s. in the great lakes, otherwise, high pressure is dominating the entire lower 48 and bringing us record heat across the state today. but let's zoom down to our neighborhoods. 95 to 103 in the south bay. 91 to 99 on the peninsula.

upper 70s to near 80 along the coast. parts of san francisco and south san francisco hit 90 today. upper 90s to low 100s in the north bay. as if the fire threat wasn't enough, 92 to 96 along the east bay shore and 100s in the east bay valley. 60s tonight. but 70s and 80s again in our hills and mountains. tonight's going to be our hardest night for good sleep. it's going to be our warmest night. it will feature poor air quality during the overnight hours. expect better conditions and up to 20 degrees cooler by sunday. have a good one. be careful. here's kumasi and reggie. mike, thank you. we're going to bring in ginger zee who is live with gma at 7:00. hey, ginger. >> hi there, reggie and kumasi. nice to be with both of you this morning. coming up on gma, a lot to get to, including the commission on presidential debates promising new rules to avoid a repeat of tuesday night. all this is happening as

prominent republicans are distancing themselves from president trump. refused to denounced white supremacist. more on the fallout this morning. >> as hospitalizations climb in 24 states, fears of a surge are moving into parts of northeast here. this is happening as some of us are seeing the ease up of safety guidelines. we're going to have the latest on that. it is october 1st. hence all the pink all over this morning. we're kicking off breast cancer awareness in a big way. we're celebrating an incredible tliefr giving back to her community. a huge surprise for her. it's all ahead for her. we'll be covering the glass fire. i was speaking to my friend in rutherford. and just unbelievable. as we facetime she showed me the smoke, how thick it was. not that i hadn't seen it. but to have that personal touch,

i'm thinking of everybody there that has lost so much. >> this has been a tough year for them. it's one fire after the next. obviously they're worried about flames the most. but the smoke is destroying their livelihood. it's just tough all around. >> yeah. >> bottom line -- >> even if your life is saved, right, she's not going to be making a >> it's amazing to think. >> it is the treasure of the bay area. we need to support them everywhere we can. thank you very much. i don't mind raising a glass any time. >> thank you. >> i'm in to supporting them. see you soon at 7:00. >> thank you, ginger. the fun is returning to san francisco. still head, the attractions reopening in golden gate park. . [ inaudible ] it's going to be a warm one.

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doesn't that make you melt? anywhere from 19 to 22 degrees above. 90s and 100s to the inland neighborhoods. you can see the breeze kick in tomorrow especially along the coast. some 70s and 80s spilling into the bay. but the 90s still around through at least saturday inland. then look at that, 60s, 70s, 80s by sunday. today is the worst day. sunday one of the best days. mike, thank you. happening today, something new to go check out. the conservatory flowers at san francisco reopening to visitors with modifications to prevent the spread of coronavirus. it's been closed since march because of pandemic. it will limit the number of guests to 25% of normal capacity to make sure there's enough room for social distancing. people will be required to wear face coverings and visitors encouraged to buy advanced tickets. they'll be open from 10:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. san francisco is moving forward with reopening more

businesses and activities. that includes family entertainment at golden gate park and the huge observation wheel that's about to be finished. it's expected to be opened by the end of the month. >> yes. >> with limited capacity, though. this is part of the golden gate park 150th anniversary. the head of the recreation and parks department says the wheel is a tribute to the resilie rese of san franciscans. i'm so happy to hear this. we had plans to be on that ferris wheel. >> now the plans can be reborn, right? >> yes. is it like one person in the pod, your family in the pod? >> got to be, right? got to be. i'll wave at you from my pod. butlet go. >> that's fine. we can be in adjacent pods. that's good. next up, air pure fires are selling so fast because of the

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now at 6:30. the glass fire causing more destruction in wine country. governor newsom is expected to assess some of that damage today. we're live in napa county ahead of his visit. what do you do when you lose your dream job? where do you go from there? >> more than 40,000 airline workers out of work this morning. federal funding for the industry ran out at midnight. the impact here in the bay area. all right. here's a live look outside through our exploratorium camera. calm now. but there's a triple threat coming to the bay area. i'm tracking high temperatures and poor air quality. >> good morning everybody. it is thursday, october 1st. mike, you are busy. we'll start with air quality. what should we expect? >> it's another spare the air dare. we have unhealthy air across the bay area. we're waking up to different conditions than yesterday morning. also a lot warmer outside.

that's going to springboard us to a heat advisory that begins at 11:00. that's when the moderate risk of heat illness begins and goes through 8:00. the only area safe, the coast. here's a look at the red flag warning. it's all of our elevations above 1,000 feet. the diablo range, the santa cruz mountains, the north bay. it's a northwest -- any fires that start will blow southeast or any embers that get caught up in the flames will blow southeast. southeast of those fires that are burning right now are going to be more susceptible than anywhere else to see fire spreading or starting. look at the heat. 80 at at coast. 90 in san francisco to 100s inland. it is going to be a difficult day to be outside. thank you, mike. that flex alert is in effect between 3:00 and 10:00 today because of the expected heat wave mike talked about. set your acs to 78 degrees, turning off your lights and not

using your major appliances during these hours. if there's too much strain on the power grid, the cal iso can order rolling blackouts. governor newsom will be in napa county touring the damage from the glass fire. what he's going to hear and see is that the fire is still gnarly and mostly burning out of control. at last check, [ inaudible ] it was only 2% contained. amy hollyfield is live in calistoga. amy? >> reporter: reggie, we often hear firefighters say that fire lays down at night. not this one. look at it burn behind me. me. i am looking west. i am at st. helena highway at diamond mountain road. i'm about a mile this fire is not going away. there will be plenty for governor newsom to see during his visit here today. we also have a look at fire activity from overnight. this was just after midnight in

the town of anglin east of calistoga on summit lake drive. firefighters are saying they've never seen anything like the glass fire, just huge and relentless and burning all over the place. they're working nonstop trying to protect people's property working long hours on the tough fires year after year. it's taking a toll. >> it's taking a toll, not just on them physically, but mentally. because as firefighters, we pride ourselves in getting things done and protecting people. the loss of property and life, you get this feeling like you didn't do your job. >> d.c.-10s and helicopters worked until sunset dropping water on the fryer last night. they were trying hard to take advantage of the calm yesterday to get ahead of today's weather. they brought in more

firefighters from across the state to help them. especially because the heat and the wind is expected to create quite a challenge today on day 5 of this fire. live in calistoga, amy hollyfield, abc news. i wish we had better news for them, amy. if you want to keep track of all the fires burning in the state, you can use the exclusive wildfire tracker on abc7news.com or on our app. president trump and democratic rival joe biden, they are back on the campaign trail. this comes as both parties and the debate commission deal with the fallout from what many are calling the most chaotic presidential face-off ever. the debate commission is now planning changes at the next two debates. it's promising to use what it calls, quote, additional tools to maintain order. biden's called the president's performance a national embarr s embarrassment and the president called it fun. >> i thought the debate was great.

we've gotten tremendous reviews. >> while the president touts the debate as a big win in his re-election effort, biden campaign official says they raised 21.5 million d on wednesday. the best day of the race. former president, barack obama will be speaking about the upcoming election later today. talking at a tech event hosted by chul yoe. topics include how technology is transforming society and the events of 2020. there are plenty to talk about there. mayor london breed will announce plans to ensure a safe and accessible election november 3rd. the u.s. labor department released the latest weekly jobless claims report. jobina is tracking those numbers. jobina? >> yes. another sign of the slowing recovery of the u.s. economy. we're bringing up these numbers

to show everyone 837,000 people filed for unemployment benefits last week. that's slightly lower than there are 11.7 million continuing claims. this doesn't include the tens of thousands of airline employees that could be out of work starting today. our parent company, disney layoffs. devastating to learn of the numbers here. tomorrow the bureau of labor statistics will report the monthly unemployment rate for the month of september. reggie? >> discouraging. jobina, thank you. a major hit for the travel industry. tens of thousands of airline workers are -- ran out at midnight. airlines are urging congress to take newing action. news reporter julian glover is live with the fallout.

>> reporter: good morning, reggie. it could be tougher for you the next time you're looking to book a flight. we're learning about the major cuts, tens of thousands of employ either furloughed or laid off by several airlines. american, delta and united airlines. all three of whom have a major footprint at mineta san jose airport. congress has been trying to secure extra funding. the first round you have funding back in march saved thousands of flight attendant, bag handler, gate agent and other jobs. if the airlines agreed not to lay them off, that money is gone. >> the last thing we want to do is furlough employees. we've been fighting so hard. >> at delta, we're looking at potentially 2,000 furloughs in pilot ranks if we don't get the grant from the government or,

indeed, if we don't find a solution with our union. >> american could furlough 9,000 employees companywide. united could furlough some 13,000. delta, 2,000 pilots could be laid off but southwest say they will avoid layoffs for now. with travel below 70%. some smaller airports could go throughout any commercial flights. as far as medium and large cities, we could be seeing for flights making it tough for your next get away and how that affects us here again shall tens of thousands of those airline workers out of work this morning. reporting live, julian glover, abc 7 news. julian, thank you. there are some bright spots when it comes to looking for work. we're talking to talk about a

business that's booming in our wildfires. job hunting with jobina is next sfwliefshlgts two pop lack museum. only letting in members for now. find out when the general public can attend. let's check in with mike nicco. >> i flew american, i went to see family while i was off. the first thing the pilot said was to treat the flight attendants nicely because they'll be out of a job thursday. the plane, you could hear the gasp in the plane. everybody being so kind to them as we were walking off. service tough knowing that those people weren't going to have a job in a couple of days. let's hope we can get that fixed. here's a look at the current conditions. as amy talked about, it's going to be a rough night. look at that. 20% relative humidity. the winds right there aren't too bad. they're going to pick up. here's a look at what's going to happen in the next two days are

the most dangerous and the most critical for the expansion of that fire. because it could break containment lines. i mean they're gusting. the winds will pick up as we head deeper into the afternoon and early evening hours. the winds will be fast, not necessarily overnight as we thought yesterday. hopefully, you won't get evacuation notices while you're sleeping. temperatures, look at this. mid-50s to upper 70s from redwood city at 56 to pacifica at 78. it's warm outside this morning. record highs this morning. more on that coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast. let's go to jobina. pretty good news this morning how about now, poe jobina? >> mike, i'm going to keep bringing it. we're going to head to commercial breaks with positive news after traffic. good morning everyone. want to bring in a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza.

metering lights are on. came on at 6:16. yes, this looks intimidating, but as soon as you make it through the metering lights, you're smooth sailing into san francisco. a much lighter conditions there. look at that. really great ride. this is for people that are going to be traveling westbound. then as we bring in an overall look at our map, just showing us we hardly have any slow spots. just coming out of tracy that commute picks up at livermore and

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most unhealthy air likely in the north bay and also in the east bay. as you can see by the map, it's covering all of us as we head through today. tomorrow, a little bit of a break close to the coast. even saturday is starting to look a little smokier than it did yesterday. that's something we'll keep an eye on. for sure, it's going to get cooler this weekend. i'll show you the temperatures coming up. kumasi. thank you, mike. abc 7 news we're committed to building a better bay area. that includes that the effect that the pandemic and the fires are having on our economy. >> jobina is searching for opening rolls for you. highly sought after items, jobina? >> yes, kumasi. so dell is based in san francisco. they help keep homes healthy. that's popular. they need more people on their team. >> 2020 has so many of us feeling like -- we have the pandemic, now wildfires.

poor air quality, but there's at least one item making some people feel better. air purifier. s. you guessed it, companies are hiring. >> rondell makes healthy home products. >> little earlier in the year, we had the toilet paper wars of 2020 going on. we saw a real big increase in demand for those and attachments. >> keeping it fresh. with so many seeking fresh air, bron dell's purifiers are going fast. >> i think it's critical for businesses to make the investments back and hire when they can. really, we're hiring all across the board. >> the san francisco-based company has openings in sales, customer service, shipping and graphic design just to name a

few. >> i'm a believer in taking care of our employees. >> and taking care of the community. >> recently, we've donated some air purifiers to meals on wheels. last year with the crisis in drinking water, we made about a $200,000 product donation to newark, new jersey. on the bidet side, we donate to triple and quad veterans to bring independence back into the bathroom. not only is it the right thing to do and it feels good, but i believe it's part of our success because people at bron dell really get behind that and we get to retain wonderful talentment. >> i loved hearing that. here's a role open right now for a customer service operations manager. qualifications include developing and analyzing kpis, recruiting and on boarding customer service representatives and a customer service

operations. if you are interested in any of that, we have all the information on how you can contact bron dell on our website. that's abc7news.com. back over to you guys. it's nice to see someone thriving in this economy. thanks, jobina. two popular museums in san francisco are reopening. moma is reopening on sunday with the heightened focus on visitor and staff health and safety. there will be free parking. the asian art museum will also open this weekend. offering free admission starting saturday until october 12th. i have bad news about sfmoma o the free days, the ahead of time tickets are booked. they are going to do some walk-ups. you can still get tickets to the asian art museum. i hear that kumasi has hers booked. >>. [ inaudible ] >> i'm going to the -- they have

the frida cal owe exhibit. i've missed it. >> i heard that was hard to get into. >> it was. >> did you already get your tickets? >> i did, friend. >> she's on it. >> i'm on t. >> she is. i have one little bit of good information to go to sf moma. you can buy tickets for the later dates this month. the tickets are free if you're 18 or under. i never knew that. 25ds for an adult. but free for teens. take advantage of that, kids. >> right. >> seriously. >> nice. congratulatio congratulations, kumasi. next time we set up an event, you are going to head it or chair it or do all the work. >> that's fine. that's the problem when you're good at it. all right. let talk about what's going on outside. here's a look from sutro tower.

that is not marine layer clouds. that is not fog. that is smoke. that is haze. that is how disgusting the air is this morning. it's 74 degrees. it's also warm and kind of disgusting this morning. i'm sorry to tell you. today is the worst day of the forecast. record heat, critical fire conditions. poor air quality. a flex alert. it's all happening today. the heat will leave this weekend. maybe the smoke. we're hoping. red in napa right now. in vacaville, that's unhealthy for everybody. unhealthy for sensitive in fremont, redwood city and unhealthy for everybody down to san jose right now. there isn't any fog. watch how quickly we -- [ inaudible ] look at a little bit of an offshore breeze. we're going to hit 90 today in the san francisco area. south bay, 90s not uncommon. but this time of year, yeah, we'll set records. 90s to 100s there.

91 to 99 on the peninsula. 0 along the coast. 90 in downtown san francisco. north bay, one of the hottest temperatures, 98 to 103 today. look at this along the east bay shore. 92 to 96 in our inland valleys the hottest temperatures, 100s. tonight will be the warmest night with 60s everywhere. 70s and 80s up in the hills with critical fire conditions. a small break. you won't even notice it. a couple of degrees tomorrow. you will notice the cooler weather st. saturday and it's 20 degrees cooler. slight chance of showers next wednesday and thursday. wouldn't that be a nice change. have a good one. i know this is random -- >> go ahead. >> we didn't talk about this because i was off. but you survived standup paddle boarding and you looked good. >> thank you. i didn't fall in. it was very hot. i recommend anyone when we're

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it's 6:54. 7 things to know this morning. the glass fire has now burned more than 51,000 acres. crews are trying to protect homes and reinforce containment lines and this fire is 2% contained. number 2, governor newsom is expected in the north bay today. he'll be touring napa county and the region that has been devastated by the glass fire. all weather conditions point to dangerous time to be outside. whether it's the heat, which starts at 11:00 through 8:00. everywhere along the coast, there's a moderate risk of heat illness. while you were sleeping, the red flag warning or the fire danger spread to the east bay hills. the di ablo range and santa cru mountains. tens of thousands of airline workers bracing for furloughs and layoffs. federal funding ran out at midnight. airlines are urging congress to do something. number 5, the cdc has

extended a no-sail order for cruise ships through the end of the month. ed cdc reportedly wanted to extend it to next year. but had trouble convincing the white house. number 6, we've had a pretty nice ride all morning long for the commute. checking out the toll plaza. number 7, subway sandwich bread apparently isn't actually bread according to a new court ruling in ireland. a judge ruled this week that the bread contained too much sugar and so, instead, it should be categorized as a starch. kind of like a cookie. really? >> ooh. wow. >> we've known that subway wasn't very healthy, though, yeah? is the slogan still eat fresh? >> i don't know now. >> it does taste good. >> i guess -- >> something tastes good -- >> right. we went on vacation two weeks

i've had bread on my counter. not a speck of mold

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good morning, america. after that debate chaos in cleveland, the commission on presidential debates promising new rules to avoid a repeat, even considering allow the moderators to turn off the candidates' mics so they can't interrupt each other. all this as prominent republicans distance themselves from president trump's comments after the president refused to denounce white supremacists. >> proud boys, stand back and stand by. >> the president now claiming ignorance. >> i don't know who the proud boys are. >> joe biden upping his attacks. my message to the proud boys and every white supremacist group is cease and desist. >> the final votes now just 33 days away. covid crisis, the new warning cases are on the rise in at least 30 states. boston on the brink. the cin