bay overnight. this scene a suspect running away. >> a live look at sfo as millions of people are traveling this labor day. we hear from a doctor about whether he expects to see another covid surge. >> checked the air quality before you have outside this holiday, a spare the air alert. look who is here. look who picked the ok who pick on this labor day. >> i am happy to be with all of you. >> good to be with you. >> this is a dream come true. >> i am so happy you are here and anyone watching on this monday, september 6. >> we begin with a look accuweather forecast. lisa, we are talking about this potentially poor air today. >> absolutely. good morning.

we have the spare the air alert again today. we have smoke already being reported in santa rosa. a mix of high and low clouds but that marine layer really compressed. you see the clouds coming up from the south. high-pressure to the east allowing for the heat and looking at a little coastal fog this morning. your quality, santa clara valley, it will be poor. you will notice the haze fan. we will be looking at slowly improving conditions but it will be warm all weekend that will allow for less mixing of the atmosphere. 54 in san mateo. 48, santa rosa. temperatures from the 50's this morning to the upper 60's. i the afternoon, upper 90's tenure 100 and low. low 80's around the bay and we will look at the first full week of september, coming up. >> spare the air alert extended through today.

if you have outdoor plans, be aware with the poor air quality means for you. kate larsen is live in san francisco to break it down. >> good morning. you just heard lisa talking about the temperatures. if you want to avoid the high temperatures and the poor air quality, come to the great highway in san francisco. we have a qi and temperatures in the 50's. cool and clean but that is not going to be the case throughout the bay area all day long. the bay area air quality district says wildfire smoke combined with high inland temperatures and vehicle exhaust is causing unhealthy small acumen leash and in the bay area. yesterday, smokey hayes bang obstructed views in a beautiful wine country. visibility of san francisco was extremely limited. same problem in the east bay hills. people out hiking and wine tasting this week and have been doing their best to stay safe.

>> you get spectacular views and you can see the smoke. >> we are trying not to do any intense hiking or anything by just little bits outside and then we will get back and was later. close i am wearing a hat with my face out of the sun. after we get done with the games, we will retreat into the shade. >> purpleair this morning does indicate there are some green healthy air pockets in the bay area, mostly in san francisco. as you can see, most of the bay area looks like it is going to be in the orange range with a qi in the 100s, which is not the healthiest air. this type of pollution can be especially problematic for sensitive groups, those with asthma or other respiratory problems, especially for older folks and children. if you can stay inside if you are in an unhealthy pocket, that is probably the best thing to do. state cool and try to find ac

and an air filter. kate larsen, a >> you will notice the qr code on your screen. you can scan that using your cell phone's camera and it will take you to the wildfire tracker and you can follow the major fires and see the air quality for your neighborhood. >> several new fires started over the state including this one in placer county. about 500 people evacuated when the fire started yesterday. those visiting the auburn state recreation area. cal fire says the bridge fire has spread across 250 acres from the forest hill bridge. it is 0% contained. holy site it is not a threat to the city -- police say it is not a threat to the city. >> chris making are making headway on the caldor fire. they took advantage of the relatively low wind and low

temperatures to buy them time to try to stop the flames from spreading. more than 215,000 acres have burned. crews are making good progress,. >> right now we are nearing the subalpine. he creates its views and mitigates issues. it is a little harder for them to get in here for access, but it is also a little bit harder for it to burn. >> valuation orders for south lake tahoe have been downgraded to warnings, allowing residents to return to the area. fire officials and residents need to be ready to evacuate again in case fire conditions change. abc7news.com list of resources. >> federal funds for pandemic relief expired on saturday. the federal government will no longer pay a $300 per week bonus to the unemployed. there are no more payments to

nontraditional workers like contractors, self-employed people, and gig workers. a programd f 5kslso d.ths of cae still waiting for benefits they never received. >> millions of people are hitting the road and packing airports this labor day. airports reaching pre-pandemic levels of traffic. last week the cdc set unvaccinated people should not travel this weekend but there are no signs of trouble slowing down. the tsa screened more than 3.5 money people friday-saturday, about the same amount of labor day travelers as 2019. a doctor talked about if you expect to see another surge in covid cases. >> i am expecting a bump. i'm hoping we will not see a major spike but after every single holiday, yet seen a bump in hussle is a and deaths. >> he also packed -- about 34 million americans expected to drive to their destination. >> drives over or get pulled

over come the message from oakland police. increased trolls for this holiday and the be looking for people suspected of driving under the influence. the department has dedicated officers to keeping an eye out for illegal sideshows. >> a busy weekend in the south bay. a warning, some of the video may be disturbing. this is video of one of the incidents the san jose police responded to saturday night, a car hit a person. no word on how bad the person was hurt. there were reports of illegal activity from multiple locations across the city. it can be cited in your vehicle and -- and your vehicle can be impounded for to prep for 30 days from participating. a man dead after a wrong way crash in the east bay that happened just after 1:00 this morning in oakland. the suspect was driving westbound in the eastbound lanes on i-80 and crashed into another

car. you can see the damage left behind. the suspect hopped over guar hid in the bushes. officers eventually finding the suspect about 20 minutes later. chp believes the suspect may have been driving under the influence. >> president biden will travel to new york and new jersey tomorrow to survey the damage from hurricane ida. new york city mayor bill de blasio announced he is forming a new task force to prepare for future storms that could bring major flooding. the president visited louisiana on friday to talk with leaders about the recovery efforts and has pledged federal aid to help support survivors of ida. >> nearly one in three americans live in a county had by a weather disaster this summer ida, 60 people's lives across eight states. week after she came ashore in louisiana, more than half a million bullard will without power this morning. -- nearly half a million people are still without power this morning. people are waiting in long lines

for water, ice, food, even gas and extreme heat has made the situation even worse. >> every night gets a little warmer. try to tough it out but without any air, up to get out. . >> the cost to rebuild and repair the damage ida left behind is estimated to be in the tens of billions of dollars. >> you said billions. that is incredible. good morning, everyone. still looking at our smoky conditions with the spare the air alert as we look at the current air quality. right now of good air in san francisco. elsewhere, it is moderate. san jose, not looking great as well as the sierra nevada. actually, that has improved somewhat. a live look outside. we have the marine layer squashed at the surface, bringing us the coastal fog. hazy and hot inland through the

entire week. if you're headed to the coast, it will be pretty comfortable with 66, half moon bay. some high clouds, 69. 78, santa cruz. here's a look at that smoke. notice the color coding, in the blue. the range where we have just a little bit. by tomorrow, looks like conditions will somewhat improve. we are also still going to see moderate air quality for the most part. the reason why, high-pressure overhead, near 100 for your tuesday. wednesday should be the hottest day of the week with 101 in antioch. i thursday, the heat holds inland was 70's and 80's around the bay. 80 is a hot day in oakland. 88, san jose. mid-60's at the coast. 100, antioch. we will keep this high-pressure ridge, the moderate air quality pretty much throughout the week with temperatures slowly getting cooler by the end of the week. we will go back to our more expensive low clouds and fog and

sea breeze by about friday. back to you. >> bottlerock was back for the first time since the pandemic. the reason one of the headliners ended up playing without the amps. >> a local community center getting ready to help refugees from afghanistan. the process of getting them acclimated to the bay area. >> a new twist in a family

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legal dynasty in the south carolina country, going back almost a century. three generations of murdochs held solicitor job in the region for decades. murdochs brother sitting down with us back in june come asking for the public's help. >> it is hard to imagine someone can be so sick as to do this, intentionally kill people. >> much more on this deepening mystery coming up at 7:00 a.m. >> falling from a trail at the top of a bluff in pacifica. the body of a woman was found on the beach. witnesses reported seeing the victim trip and fall. >> san francisco firefighters revived a man who fell into the bay you're the ferry building. fire crews performed cpr on him after he was pulled from the water. he regained a pulse but remained unconscious. firefighters took him to the

hospital. it is unclear how he got into the water. >> the taliban claiming total control of afghanistan after taking the last rebel stronghold. the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff mark l.a. warns the country -- mark milley words the country could turn into a haven for terrorism. he made those comments while visiting troops in europe. he says a resurgence of terrorism in the region is very likely. meanwhile, there are reports the taliban is preventing four commercial planes, some supposed to be evacuating americans out of afghanistan, from taking off from an airport in northern afghanistan. the state department is not confirming there are americans on board but satellite images show those jets sitting idle. one local community center is getting ready to help around 150 refugees from afghanistan. the only problem, they don't know when they will arrive in the bay area. ryan caray shows us the process of getting afghans acclimated. >> we have all the plans in

place. >> are eager to see the afghanistan refugees who will soon call the bay area home. >> today was the first day we got the shipments of materials like blankets, diapers, things for kids. >> the community center has one mission, help the new refugees feel welcome when they come to the bay area. he says most of them are in covid quarantine but soon will arrive and need help from the community. >> they are trying to welcome them. we're are trying to show we care and they matter to us. >> d divided his team of volunteers into six sections focused on different areas like caring park toddlers or finding housing. he says over 100 volunteers have stepped up so far. one of them seize this moment as the right time to help. >> we want to help acclimate them with helping them with paperwork, translation services, taking them grocery shopping, showing them around. >> they said the easy part has

been organizing materials. the harder part was finding housing. that soon became less of an issue. >> as soon as people heard about these afghan refugees, believe me, i have a list of probably 20 homes that want these families to come. they're calling me and saying, send me to families. i have a five bedroom house and i live alone. send me four people. >> as they start to move to the bay area, he says her volunteer work will hopefully give the refugees a sense of comfort at a difficult time. >> obviously, i would love to give them a great big hug and let them know they are not alone and there is an amazing community here and alice who are willing to support them -- allies who are willing to support them anyway we can. >> bottlerock just wrapped up following his return for the first time since the pandemic, and it mostly went off without a hitch except for this.

on saturday, organizers literally pulled the plug on guns and roses because of a strict curfew. the song got cut short when they went past 10:00 p.m. the band played on without the amps. the curfew was set in 2013 following complaints from the neighbors. bottlerock will be returning to the typical timeline 2022, meaning the festival is coming up again and less than a year on may 27-29. strict curfew. 10:00 p.m. >> i wasn't even sure what we were looking at. [laughter] to be honest. >> we all got the message when they pulled the plug. >> i wish i could pull the plug on the heat because it has been hot and we certainly need some of our onshore flow, stronger winds to disperse some of the

haze. it is not only the smoke that is been drifting into the area. it is a big ridge of high pressure to the east and south of us that is locked in. and it moves away, we will be under the influence of warm weather and not particularly ideal conditions. right now it is partly cloudy and we do have a heat advisory as this high-pressure rage expands. this is tomorrow for the delta and will last through wednesday. the delta, sacramento valley, the ridge is to the east and it will expand its influence over the east bay once again. north bay, you will be hot, too. you will see temperatures above average for much of the upcoming work week. air quality will be poor. that is why we have our spare the air alert. the coolest members, yes, san francisco, warmest time of the year. beautiful day with low 70's. better air quality, upper 60's, every time. you can see all week long it will be pretty pleasant. as we go to the extreme and

inland east bay, upper 90's throughout the day today. that will last into tuesday, how to stays on wednesday. thursday, don't very hot. finally, the ridge gives way and better air quality, breezier winds. today, spare the air alert, 99 in concord. 85, fremont. 92, napa with upper 80's in san jose. the next several days, we have high clouds your tuesday with temperatures comfortable in the city but we have the 90's widespread in the northbay. upper 90's in the inland east bay. around the bay, pretty hot with around 80 for oakland. >> on two episodes of "the view" return here tomorrow. the show was celebrating 25 years on the air with a special reunion. >>, my god! >> joy! >> the hosts studio for the first time since

the pandemic started. because meghan mccain left at the end of last year so you can expect a rotating cam panel of conservative voices filling her seat. guest hosts include condoleezza rice, carly fiorina, gretchen carlson every friday. former cohost will also have a seat at the table to celebrate the 25 year run. don't miss the season 25 premier tomorrow. you can watch only on abc7 weekdays at 10:00 right before midday live. >> i'm excited to see how this surprised friday goes. that could be a lot of fun. coming up the seven things you need to know. >> also, a family of curious beers cut on camera after wildfire regulations in south lake tahoe. also, what your boss is doing. >> we are talking about this, sure boss watching you? do you get that feeling? the software some companies are using to keep

>> a man is dead after a wrong way crashing open on interstate 80. >>

evacuated after a brush fire broke out in placer county. cal fire says the bridge fire has spread across 250 acres from the forest hill bridge and currently 0% contained. >> crews are making some progress fighting the caldor fire, containment and 44%. evacuation orders for south lake tahoe have been downgraded to warnings. the residents need to be ready to evacuate again in case she just --. >> conditions change. >> unhealthy airplane apart in labor day weekend. spare the air alert days in effect today because of the smoke from wildfires burning to the north. >> we do have warm temperatures with high clouds with the spare the air alert today. near 100 by the delta. 70, downtown. >> taking a live look at the bay bridge from our south beach camera, look how empty it is for your labor day commute. >> not committee people laboring. the great highway in san

francisco close to kars today for the labor day holiday. it reopened on weekdays last month despite opposition from neighbors. the mayor's office has a long-term plan will be announced soon. >> a curious family appears explored a home after the residents were forced to evacuate because of the caldor fire. the doorbell, captured a mama bear and her three cubs nipping around kevin last week. the family scare them up by screaming through the camera which they say took a few minutes. the owner says they know better than to encourage them and did not leave any food out, but they got very close to that camera. >> very close. here's a question, it sure boss watching you? i pear look, more copies or keeping an eye on remote workers to make sure they are working. using so-called cattleware software -- tattleware software.

other software contract -- can track browsing. some employees say the software is an invasion of privacy. company say it is holding people accountable. >> well, we basically have that, so. >> you know we are working of your on camera or not. don't hire people if you don't trust them. >> i mean. anyway. coming up at 5:30, labor day deals. a breakdown of the best sales. >> from a specialty retail store to a gym, the plaintiff could take a step for this week in walnut creek. >> top of the box office, one on one with the stars of shang-chi. >> as you wake up with us on this quite labor day, we have a live look outside this morning. the bay bridge toll plaza. not too much happening right now. we will be right back.

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red flags some republicans are raising about the race. >> tension running high. thank you for being with us. it is monday, september 6, labor day. flick, of the day off. -- hopefully, you have the day off. >> you're going to begin with a check on the weather. >> good morning. we have a spare the air alert. air quality is good right now in san francisco along the peninsula. a little more about marine layer but it is not extensive and as a result, moderate air quality continues in the east bay today as a spare alert is underway for very hot temperatures and very little mixing. we have 60's inland. a wide range of temperatures but overall, two degrees to six degrees warmer this morning as we are looking for a very warm day and lynn. as we look at 9:00, we have high

clouds, numbers near 70 in the inland valleys going through about 2:00. 100 by the delta. mid 90's and the san ramon valley. low 80's in hayward. 70's in san francisco. 90's to the north. we will talk about how long the heat last when we see you again. >> pre-pandemic crowds packing reports and beaches and stadiums, driving fears of the delta variant spreading. the u.s. is averaging its highest number of covid deaths in nearly six months. >> this morning large labor day weekend crowns are prompting new concerns about the nations worsening covid crisis. packed stadiums across the country welcoming return of college football. more than 3.5 million people screened at u.s. airports between friday and saturday. about the same number as in 2019. >> i don't shy away from

holidays. sometimes those are the best times to travel. >> amid the scenes of pre-pandemic live, some hospitals are struggling to keep up with rising covid cases and deaths. >> nobody is masked and people are like, yeah, it is all open. it is devastating to me. >> the u.s. averaging nearly 150,000 infections per day, 13 times the level in june. more than 1100 people are dying from covid in the u.s. every day, most of them unvaccinated. >> today i am taking care of a man in his mid-40's. he is unvaccinated. otherwise healthy person now dying with covid. >> new questions about when some booster shots will be available. dr. anthony fauci telling cnn pfizer's booster will be ready by the september 20 target post about moderna's could be delayed. >> what you might see us rather than the simultaneous rolling

out of the booster program of both those products, you may be sequential by about a week or two. >> there are new concerns friend americans who lost their jobs during the pandemic is that millions of people will lose their unemployment benefits today when three federal programs expire. >> if you got an umbrella look from the oakland unified school district about covid cases -- got an email alert from the oakland unified school district about covid cases, it was a false alarm. these messages contain information about old cases, including people testing positive for the virus who had symptoms. you can ignore those emails. they're turning off the system so they can fix the problem. for every thing covid-19 related, we have an entire team dedicated to getting you the latest information. ask questions, go to abc7news.com/vaccine. >> california recall election in

just over a week. the race is heating up with democrats concerned about the potential national implications. governor newsom spent a week in fighting for his job. he campaigned in southern california yesterday. he had help from some high-profile members of the democratic party that included minnesota senator amy klobuchar in massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. in an exclusive joint interview with abc news, senator warren explains why the democratic party is paying particular attention to the recall race. she says her party could lose a majority in the senate if newsom is recalled. >> the leading opponent here larry elder has already said if he gets the chance, he will replace any democratic california senator with a republican. >> republican opponent larry elder and caitlyn jenner have seemingly relied on name recognition in the race. neither has appeared in the debates. there gop opponents are raising

red flags. >> i think they're going to say to themselves, we have tried politicians. we have tried media celebrities like jenner or elder, and these are people that don't know how to manage. >> the governor is trying to focus on national leaders to come to california and try to save them, but it isn't going to work because i think what we are seeing is we have 2 million californians to sign this petition. >> kamala harris is expected to come wednesday to stomper newsom. we put together an abc 7 original documentary called total recall about california's last recall. you can find it on the abc7 bay area app available on apple to become android to become amazon to become an roku. >> the debate over san francisco great highway continues this morning. the two mile stretch of road that was closed during the pandemic is back open under certain conditions.

that has people divided. kate larsen is along the great highway this morning that is once again closed on this labor day holiday. >> good morning. the great highway has become one of the greatest debates here in san francisco. the portion of the road behind me has been closed to traffic, is closed today because it is a highway. for about a year and a half, was closed during the pandemic. a two mile stretch. promise to your to have to give people more space to walk and ride bikes and some people love it and others, not so much. when san francisco reopened the summer, the city compromise and three weeks ago the highway partially reopened to cars. traffic is allowed from 6:00 a.m. monday to noon on fridays and closed to cars on the weekends and holidays. there are mixed feelings right now about this arrangement. >> the freeway being closed causes a lot of congestion on surface streets.

it takes me literally probably 15 more minutes to get home. >> i like having an open for foot traffic but i can see it being opened during the week for car traffic making sense. >> i don't like compromises. i think we should extremely ban cars. we have not gone far enough. >> a lot of different feelings about this one. mayor london breed's office says a long term plan will be devised in the coming months and will require some sort of legislative action from the board of supervisors. guy's, i always thought the sign of a good compromise was when nobody is happy. so maybe the city is onto something here. meanwhile, it is labor day, a holiday, so even though it is on monday, the road will be close to cars. it is a little cold and foggy but if you want to come down with your bikes and shoes, it is open. >> we will check on how this

plays out. coming up, the investigation into this fire that has two dozen families out of their home in the south bay. >> the tech tool apple is taking a step back on for now. first, lisa has a look at your forecast. >> a suppressed marine layer allowing for the foggy -- those foggy conditions right along the coast. we have a heat advisory. high-pressure will expand her tomorrow by the delta into wednesday. today, as hot as yesterday. poor air quality inland east bay. that is the way it should stay throughout the rest of the day. 59, union city. 60's, inland. upper 40's along the coast. spare the air alert. it will take all week to get cooler and we have a lot of high clouds visiting us today. it won't do much to inhibit our warning. tear once again you know by midday, well into the 70's tenure 80 inland.

87. plenty of mid and upper 80's. that is a warm day for you. a weaker sea breeze allows daly city to one to 69. 90 one, sonoma. 97, lakeport. 80's on the east bay. 89, union city. and let's come upper 90's to 100 degrees today. -- inland, upper 90's to 100 degrees today. we will see the air all of the be at its worst today and improve a little bit tomorrow. as we get to the rest of the week, it will improve but it will take until the end of the week when we can get a stronger kids love visiting kidifornia.

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>> and the south bay, two dozen families are without homes after a fire.

quickly spread across the complex. no injuries have been reported. investigators are looking into what may have caused the fire. >> this saturday marks 20 years since 9/11. the terror attacks took the lives of nearly 3000 people and forever changed the lives of their loved ones. many still dealing with the anger of losing them. morgan norwood talked to a psychiatrist who has worked with families of people who died on 9/11. >> most of us can remember where we were, what we were doing, maybe even what we were wearing when we first heard the news about the attacks on 9/11. >> just got a report there has been some sort of explosion at the world trade center. >> but for the families of first responders and for many of the loved ones who died, these memories run deeper than time, place, and setting. and patricia smith's case -- >> i don't have any independent

memories of her. >> smith was just a young child when she was robbed of the chance to grow up with her mother, nypd officer smith. >> it was hard to kind of hear everyone else's stories. >> despite the memorials, the mementos -- >> this is hers. >> the reality of remembering comes at the cost of resentment. dr. felix torres is a scientist who has worked with survivors of families of loved ones who died in the tragedy. he is in the gamut of emotions but for many the most piercing and ever enduring emotion is anger. >> it can manifest itself in many ways. he can be directed at other family members, the government, the terrorists, even themselves and their loved ones lost on that day. >> for patricia smith and her dad, that anger is in the absence of justice. >> i think we both have the same

notion that justice delayed is justice denied. 20 years later, no justice. >> while the old adage tells us time heals all wounds, dr. torres will tell you that is not entirely accurate. >> time itself is not a healer. >> the attributes and ceremony certainly hold space for healing for some, including monica who lost her husband most of she visits the september 11 memorial museum often. her connection to the museum is not just about honor. >> i could not bring him home, so this is his home for me. >> but for others -- >> it may reopen those partially closed ones. >> apple walking back plans for new child safety tools because of privacy concerns. the tech company announced last month it would scan users devices for photos and images that show child abuse. critics of the system was at odds with apple's promise to protect its customers privacy. apple will spend more time tweaking the system before it releases it. >> tradition was back this

weekend with fun and excitement for everyone. the 50th art and one possible return to broadway. visitors were treated to gourmet food, local art, and great wine. the end of the summer tradition continued live music and hang kraftwerk by nearly 300 artists. after being canceled last year because of the pandemic, east bay tradition resumed with back-to-school sold-out crowds. sold-out crowds. the sound of pipes and drums welcome spectators. capacity at this year's celebration was limited because of health and safety concerns. organizers said they sold out tickets to both days of the festival saturday and sunday. >> last year would have been are

155th consecutive year of games. very sad we had to break that record. but we felt the health and safety of our participants in the audience was more important. >> the event is always a popular draw, celebrating the vibrant spirit of caledonia. we have to mention the athletic competitions. did you see that? the weight toss. >> you know, when i think i back to back sold-out event, this isn't the first thing that comes to mind. no? >> if you don't know, now you know. >> clearly. just educated me. lisa, have you been? >> i have not. but it does look like a good time. a lot of people having a good time over the weekend. the week it is not over yet. today, a pretty warm day, spare the air alert again as high-pressure is in command of

our weather. a shallow marine layer at the coast allowing for some dense fog but also adding high clouds into the mix. this is monsoonal moisture. unfortunately, not enough moisture to get any of us wet but it will obscure the sun from time to time. moderate air quality in the yellow. in the south bay, not looking so great. for air quality. around the peninsula, san francisco, it is better. nonetheless, much of northern california under the influence of some smoke at about 8000, 9 thousand feet. it will stay that way until we get a stronger onshore push and is rigid high-pressure releases its grip over the bay area. it is in the 60's in some neighborhoods. upper elevations, 80 in mount tam. 50, nevada. looking at 59 in alameda. if you're headed to the coast, typical day, mid and upper 60's with high clouds, little breezy,

little hazy. warmer in the south bay along the central coast. look at the inland east bay in the 90's all week long. it is not until the end of the week when temperatures get cooler and hopefully can turn off the ac and mother nature takes over. 92 in napa. 80, oakland. 81, san mateo with 98 in morgan hill. we have the range today from the 60's at the coast, 100 inland. very little change my better air quality slowly throughout the week. we get back to average by the end of the week. >> this week the wanted crate planning commission will consider adding a fitness gym downtown. planet fitness was to move into the old cost plus world market space. the jim wood operate 24 hours a day. the center would be the same block as the retail shops. the planning committee meets thursday to look at it initial

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shang-chi racked up this weekend. on pace for nearly $84 million for the holiday weekend. cannot wait to see it. >> this is the first to have an asian lead and primarily patient has. kristin z sat down with the started talk about what this means to him and the aapi community. >> congratulations on an amazing opening weekend. >> felt like people were underestimating. i was reading some really, really low estimates for a long time. it has been a crazy weekend because i am saying that number go up and up. >> the rave reviews, records. is this part of the life plan? you knew this was coming? >> that is a hard know. i had no idea what i had for my plane. i would just go for accounting, so that just goes to show you how confident i was wherever thing was going to turn out. this is incredible. it is such a dream come true for

70 reasons. i wanted to play superhero pretty much my whole life. before i knew they were in movies, i just wanted to be a superhero. i literally -- just to see so many people from our community, and support this movie as well, seeing all the theater by outside grassroots campaigns. that is the engine of what is propelling this movie forward. it is all over my social media, so i can't imagine what it must be like everyone else. >> i know a lot of asian americans had an emotional experience. i know i did. i know my teenage son did, feeling like i was seen. how does it feel having an impact like that? >> it is all i have ever wanted. i think every artist wants to be a part of something that is zeitgeisty, that challenges norms. i feel like we have done that in

such an amazingly not just with my character, but there are 70 asian characters in this movie. -- so many asian characters in this movie. the each have their own slice of the asian american experience and just the richness of the story and the fact we do have so many characters to root for, i mean, it is such a wonderful moment for our community. >> disney is a parent, ofmarvel and abc 7. >> labor day sevens. the low down on great bargains. >> labor day marks the transition from summer to fall for retailers, so that means clearing out some inventory to make room for the new stuff. anything outdoors, that is where the deal is happening.

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affect. good morning. monday, september 6. we are very impressed if you are up and watching right now. good morning. live on abc seven, hulu live and wherever you stream. look at my amazing friends. >> it is my pleasure to be at work. hopefully the people at home are not laboring today. you have been telling us that they might have to worry about potentially not so great air quality. >> exactly. we have been stuck in this pattern and this high pressure that has been responsible for the stagnant air and hazy conditions is staying with us not only today but will expand. here's a look at live doppler seven. we will see high clouds as monsoonal moisture wants to move from the south today in combination with smoke. look