a red flag warning prompting power shutoffs the outages go >> into effect right now. brand new dated this morning for pfizer's trial for kids ages 5-11, the next steps. good morning it is monday september 20. you are watching abc mornings live on abc7, hulu live and wherever you stream. mike: good morning. let me get my computer started and what we are going to talk about is the red flag warning, the biggest weather issues today until 8:00 this evening north bay mountains, east bay hills and the diablo range and all of solano county come and the winds could gust up to fast enough levels we could see some trees topple and some power being pulled away and that could cause some fires especially when the

humidity will is so low. the humidity levels are kind of borderline and the 20% up to 30%. that is a little bit of a positive. a look at temperatures, most of us are in the 50's. in the hills 60's. at noon we are in the 70's and 80's, even along the coast and 70's and 80's and 90's at 10:00. this is not even the hottest day in the forecast, i will show you that coming up. cutting off power

counties impacting about 1200 companies. they expect the power to come back on tonight. >> hundreds are still without power, and now customers are without electricity and it might not go back on until later this morning. we have a reporter joining us live with more. >> good morning that outages are very scattered and there are still some outages out here and the lights are on at this college but we know there are outages in this area in san pablo and also in richmond and some out in oakland. pg&e says the weather is to blame. the outages are very scattered and a few businesses and restaurants are without electricity. they are worried about food spoiling and some of the outages caused some polls to catch fire. pg any said the drought was to

blame and that dust and dirt buildup on the power lines after going so long without rain. the rain we had this weekend turned that to mud and the power went out. >> it is been a long dry spell and in the first light rain comes long and it turns that dust and salt and everything that has been accumulating on the lines to mud, and that conducts electricity and causes an outage. at 1.28 thousand 900 customers lost power. pg any said they did not expect this many outages. they have restored power to most customers but still have some outages this morning and no estimate when the power will return. meanwhile the company has announced some public safety

shutdowns that will be coming today because of the threat of wildfires in parts of napa and solano county. >> large canyon national park are now closed as a fire has grown over to 21,000 acres. this wildfire has been burning for eight days, and flames have reached the edge of the giant forest in the secure you -- sequoia national park. it is still 0% contained. expected for kids ages 5-11. >> this is the first release of data for these kids and it has not yet been peer-reviewed. pfizer says the vaccine is safe while tolerated and showed robust responses in kids.

pfizer plans to cement data to the fda and other agencies as soon as possible so it can get emergency use authorization for this age group. the latest trial involved about 2200 kids and researchers gave each participant two doses of the vaccine three weeks apart and the doses for young kids are smaller than those for people age 12 and up and contains just 10 micrograms of vaccine instead of 30. test results in kids under age five are expected to be released later this year and anyone age 12 and up can get the pfizer vaccine. >> authorities in wyoming are working to identify the remains of the body that matches the description of gabby petito, and she disappeared and now her boyfriend has disappeared. >> in this morning's first look a tragic development in the search for gabby petito, her

body believed to have been found near grand teton national park. >> identification has not been completed 100%, but her family has been notified. the cause of death has not been determined at this time. reporter: still ongoing is the urgent manhunt for gabby's boyfriend, brian laundrie. for two days search crews sifted through thousands of acres of marsh land in florida and the fbi using drones and k-9 units to help sniff out any hits on his whereabouts. we will have the latest on this rapidly unfolding case coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your gma first look. >> happening today getting back to work, there are several big votes in the upcoming sessions and congress needs to decide on funding for

the federal government and the size of the federal debt. the president has proposed a $3.5 trillion budget. >> the president is getting ready to deliver his first speech tomorrow before the u.n. general assembly since he took office. he is expected to focus on the pandemic and climate change and human rights abuses. his pitch as pressure is building on world leaders to do more to fight will warming. -- world warming. there is a deadline in just six weeks that is the big conference in scotland. >> now a look at what is going on outside. currently, it is clear in san francisco. and this will continue throughout the day today and you may notice the dry air come and

some of the dust make it to you some of the pollen, all of that will be mixed in with the winds. we are around 57-59, and we will have some microclimates because of the dry air, 50 in american canyon but the winds are keeping up us a little bit, 50 in palo alto and 51 in santa clara. the rain over the weekend, look at the air quality to the north. it really helped with those fires. our air quality will be green today. as we head into tomorrow, it will change. today you can see some of it is trying to push up from the southern sierra where they have received no rain. you can see we wake up tomorrow with some smoke on either side of the valley and then the smoke increases as we head into tuesday.

tomorrow will be pretty check out these temperatures. >> why you giving your thanksgiving meal some thought right now. >> the site shows that took over this same intersection more than once this weekend. >> the big winners at the emmys including one of

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see the police cars breaking up that sideshow. we do not know if any arrests were made or if any cars got towed. >> a man is undergoing an evaluation after a security breach, police say he drove onto the south side of the airport. at one point he told police he swallowed an explosive. officers eventually arrested him and investigators say he may have been having a mental health crisis and ingested some type of substance. harvey weinstein heading to court today, back to court i should say facing 11 sexual assault charges in los angeles involving five women's over nearly a decade. last month the grand jury reinstated a charge that a judge had dismissed and that is the arraignment happening today. he has pleaded not guilty and he is in present after he was found guilty in new york. >> in the world of drama, royalty ruled and ted lasso did

very well. the acting nominees represented a lot of diversity, the acting winners, did not. george has backstage reaction. >> the me goes to "the crown." >> the crown not only one for outstanding series but the performer swept the categories. london, the lead actor josh o'connor was here in l.a. but he forgot his cell phone. >> i had to text them, so i got it -- i cannot get in touch with them, but it is all right. >> ted lasso has a similar situation on the comedy side of things winning outstanding comedy series plus awards for jason today because and along with his costars.

jason reflected on how his on-screen alter ego might be feeling. jason: the fact that we walked away with a few of the trophies, i think he would be excited but i think he would be more thrilled about the rewards of getting to goo -- getting to do good work. >> the queens gambit when an emmy and took home the outstanding actor prize and the other three winners all from east town. perhaps the nights other headline no actors of color were awarded awards for their work sunday night despite a long list of nominees. >> this is the first year of female directors won both the director and -- drag race once again one for outstanding competition program and that means rupaul just wrote the record for the most wins ever for a person of color.

>> congratulations to rupaul. i was excited for rue, winning the most awards for the same exec show, that is a problem. he broke a record and he should not have. there should be many more people in front of him, so that was disappointing. i watched the whole thing. it was a fun evening and then you suddenly realize, wait a second, what just happened? >> it is really the follow-through. the nominations are great, but it makes you wonder about everything that is behind the scenes and not just the nominees. clearly more work to be done. also, ted lasso. you need to start walking -- watching ted lasso reggie.

>> the people that one are quite, but there is a lot of character and color in other people in the show that are doing great work that need to be recognized, and eventually they will be. i think it is safe to say that. kumasi: i hope so. >> they are definitely some storylines out there with people that are better this season than last season. maybe ted lasso can fix that. it was a great night for ted lasso and i am so happy for those folks and for everybody else. you can see it is pretty clear out there at sutro tower. headlines, critical fire danger today, warm and hot highs all the way through friday as the dry air will linger for several

days. astronomical autumn begins just about noon on wednesday so we should be cooler, but this time of the year this happens look at these mid to upper 80's in the south. we are going to have sunshine and warmth all the way to the coast, near 70 in pacifica, 80-87 on the peninsula today. 77 downtown, 73 in sausalito into the valleys it will be a little toasty 88-92 and in the east 79 in berkeley and east bay valley some of our warmest temperatures 90-94 degrees. high fire danger well into the foothills just near tahoe today

so we are not the only ones dealing with that. it is pretty warm across the entire state. you can hardly see any clouds. tonight we will be clear again and the freezers -- breezes will taper. in some of the higher elevations, you can see where the highest fire danger is, in napa county, some 60's there. even hotter tomorrow with less breeze look at that, 76 at the coast, 86 around the bay, 98 inland. we drop wednesday, but it still does not feel like the fall. thursday and friday, warmer than average and saturday and sunday temperatures back to where they should be for this time of year. kumasi: the warriors are giving back, teaming up with a company for a really big nation.

kumasi: -- jobina: this is a gift from clorox and that will make sure that classrooms are clean for kids and i hosted this event on friday. toscano-anderson is in oakland native and he talked about the significance about giving back to young people. >> a lot of these kids do not have the answers to a lot of things going on in their lives and we adults owe it to them to help them find their way. jobina: cloris -- clorox also donated money to generation thrive.

kumasi: that look to cool. jobina: it was, and there was some personal stories that talk about mentorship, and it wasn't until third grade that one teacher bought him a basketball because he was going through a tough time at home and that is how we started playing basketball, 20 years later he is now playing for the warriors. that is pretty cool. reggie: that is a great story. i hope that teacher heard it too. thank you. 600 brands b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b

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fire until 8:00 this evening. north bay mountains and east bay hills and the diablo range. reggie: an autopsy will confirm if a body is gabby petito. authorities said they found the remains at the teton national forest in wyoming. kumasi: pfizer says its say vaccine is safe and effective for kids ages 5-11, the company plans to apply for authorization for this age group soon. reggie: a major new requirement will go into place in san jose requiring everyone 12 and up to show proof of vaccination for some events. jobina: we have have have have coming in from the -- kumasi: million from elon musk, the

company plans to's send more private citizens to space in the coming months. reggie: get ready for an upgrade apple offers new features like the ability to face time android users and there is also focus mode for managing notifications and you can store your drivers license in your digital lip. tiktok is capping screen time in china, the company is introducing a limit on the chinese version for users 14 and under. last month officials limited video games for kids to just three hours a week. kumasi: tesla is ready to roll out an upgrade, but the head of the ntsb once the company to slow down. basic safety questions still need to be answered. it has features that could help vehicles navigate themselves

around cities. toyota is going green with one of its truck. they are releasing a pickup command this video shows how some of the features that are more powerful than the standard engine and they also have a hybrid pickup truck. amazon banning more than 600 chinese brands and a fraud crackdown, saying the company has a laded policies on reviews sing some were offering rewards for customers who left work -- reviews. one study found the refused tended to be more favorable. reggie: experts believe there will be a turkey shortage because of major supply chain issues because of farms and food processing plants trying to keep workers safe less a lack of drivers to deliver goods. if you want a fresh turkey, experts say by local from a store that is in direct contact with local farms, and you can buy a fresh turkey up to 10 days

in advance. if you are buying from zinc make sure you leave enough time to defrost it, a 20 pound bird can take up to six days. a lot of people could have thanksgiving and if the turkey was not there they would not even notice. kumasi: i don't care if you don't eat it, it just needs to be there, you can cut it then after that, do what you want, but it needs to be there. reggie: so that stuffing and the sweet potato is not enough? kumasi: no, that is not right. reggie: coming up, the kickoff to the new season of dancing with the stars, a sneak peek. kumasi: and a big notation from a sales force. reggie: and also, a dog attack, one woman's warning to other pet

owners. kumasi: people are making their way pretty smoothly across the bay bridge. we will be right back.

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heading to texas the efforts to send thousands of migrant spec to haiti. new vaccinnew vaccinnew vaccin taking effect in the south bay starting today. reggie: good morning. mike: we start by looking at the winds from the east bay hills camera, about 7-18 miles an hour, and we have a beautiful full moon which we can see from everywhere because of the dry air that took away the marine layer. temperatures in the mid to upper 50's, near 70 for the rest of the day at the coast 74-78 for the bay and inland neighborhoods come and then we drop down into the 60's, 70's and 80's at seven

:00 this evening. the red flag warning for the north bay mountains, solano county, east bay hills and valleys in the diablo range until 8:00 this evening and we are starting to see an uptick in the winds. we had gusts up to around 50 on the beale -- diablo earlier this morning, and the humidity levels are starting to drop so we are getting into that window that we need to be vigilant. kumasi: happening right now the power shut off is in effect because of those expected strong winds, so let's take a look at that outage map and you can see that the areas in orange will be impacted and host of those are in the north bay, a lot in napa county and solano county

affected. in napa county more than 1200 powers -- customers are without power because of the changing weather conditions. residents tell us this is a reminder of past fire seasons. >> hopefully not a repeat of that again that was a very stressful time. we are all on well water, so they all 1 -- run on electricity so there is basically nothing functional in the house without power. reggie: the fire danger iss the only weather event, hundreds have lost their power in the east bay after rain knocked it out saturday. amy hollyfield is live with us with the timeline. amy: there are still some outages this morning, and we are in san pablo the lights are on here, but some homes here do not

have power. this outage even caused some power poles to catch fire over the weekend. the company says this happened because of the drought and the rain that we had. they say dirt accumulated on the lines because we had such a long dry spell and the rain came along this week and entered all of that dirt into mud which conducts electricity and cause outages. at some restaurants lost power and money and they could not cook without power and they worried about the food spoiling. >> 50% of the menus we are serving -- we are not serving and we are not taking any dining in because we cannot give them proper food. amy: here is a map of the outages that happened. the company says they did not expect this many outages. they have restored power for most customers but they still

have some this morning, and the website is showing that the lights may come back on here and a san pablo around 8:00 this morning, but in oakland they still do not have an estimated time of when the power will be back on. kumasi: t t t the day the white house would roll out booster shots for everyone 16 and up, but that is not happening because a panel rejected that request. the fda will be meeting this week to consider a recommendation for booster shots for people 65 and up and those who are at high risk. it would need to have been months after their first vaccine shot, and the fda -- >> we want to make sure to follow the right science because timing is everything. kumasi: dr. couch he said despite the administration's plan to administer the esters more widely, he did not think

the panel decision was a mistake. ac/dc committee will also be considering boosters this week. reggie: today a vaccine requirement goes into place in san jose. j.r. stone has the details. reporter: this center may look like it always has but a look closer at the billboard outside there is a new rule that goes into place monday and requires vaccination to enter here for those 12 and older. >> this is a move in the right direction. reporter: this doctor is praising the move that includes vaccine requirements at events with 50 or more people in city owned locations. city hall and performing arts theaters and museums are included and covid tests will not be accepted.

>> we want peo peo peo peo vaccinated. reporter: that from a district council number who says covid tests are not always accurate and would slow things down at a time when vaccines are available. >> most most most most most most most jose have been vaccinated so certainly this is the minority of people who are deciding not to be vaccinated. reporter: college students we talked with fear this may leave some people out as exemptions can vary by event. >> i think it is not like ill intentioned but may be to not be considerate of those who cannot get the vaccine or maybe are not eligible for whatever reason. i agreed maybe it is a little overboard. reporter: the doctor says the virus is still out there and vaccine mandates at these types of locations along with masks will separate our numbers from

other areas that do not have those rules do have similar vaccination rates. >> indoor settings are riskier so you never know who you are to be next to in terms of mixing of households, and the higher the number of people, the higher the risk. reggie: we have an entire dedicated to getting you the latest information. just go to our site and click on the big blue box to get that information. kumasi: hundred support of patrol officers are being too -- being sent to texas. we know the migrants have been living under some tough conditions. jobina: the video is heart wrenching. the first number of migrants have arrived back in haiti.

on board were some of the estimated 13,000 people living in camps underneath a nearby bridge and most of the migrants are from haiti, a country in crisis after presidential assassination in a recent earthquake. the white house expects to transfer 3000 migrants away from the bridge by the end of today using a health policy. >> we have authority by by by of that special circumstance and we will exercise those authorities. >> we have never seen anything like this, this is totally out of the norm of anything we have ever seen. >> haitian officials are for a moratorium on the deportations and hundreds have been seen crossing back into mexico to avoid being sent back to haiti by the u.s. reggie: apple is willing to

cover medical expenses because of a new abortion law. the law bans abortions after six weeks of pregnancy and the new york times obtained a recording of this meeting, and tim cook reportedly told workers that apple medical insurance would cover costs by workers who need to travel because of this band and they said that apple will look into helping the legal battle against the law. kumasi: salesforce is donating millions to schools across the country. the company is donating a total of 19 billion dollars including 15 million two oakland unified and san francisco unified and this money to help address education and get students back on track in the second year of learning during the pandemic. salesforce has invested more than $140 million in education in the last nine years. coming up, a up, a up, a up, a up,

a up, a up, a up, a the street. reggie: the first all civilian space mission, but first a check of the weather. mike: with the calm conditions where most of us live in the dry air and the lack of clouds, it is cooler this morning come up to 11 degrees cooler in places like half moon bay. low to mid 50's and lend just about everywhere -- just about everywhere and lend -- inland. taking a look at santa rosa, 48, san francisco 59, and a little bit of fog, so watch out for that. mid 50's around the bay so let's talk about the commute. it is a little breezy and the

hills in the mountains, and that is really the only issue because it is free of fog on the bay. it is cool this morning, and it will be a little hot this afternoon. air quality is going to be good to moderate not only today tomorrow and wednesday, but that is good because we have some real heat come and this isn't even the hottest day. it will be 77 and eight san francisco today. we have low to mid 90's inland and their 90 in the north bay and even some 70's at the coast for the next couple of days. jobina: good morning. we have a crash right now at the carquinez bridge, so just a heads up. everything else is looking clear. things are moving at the limit at the send the nail -- san mateo bridge.

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came with me. he was feisty. he liked to play with my other dog. he loved vegetables. reporter: that is, until that fateful walk when in an instant everything changed. >> i turned my head, and my dog's head was already in the dog's mouth. i could not really do anything about it. reporter: boo boo was attacked police tell me boo boo was attacked by a pitbull. she scrambled to bring her dog back to the vets office. it was too late. >> there were puncture wounds in his head, but i did the best i could. reporter: boo boo was dead and the woman with the pit bull is gone. she is not confident she will ever be found. >> at least get justice for boo boo. reporter: she has this word of warning. >> be aware of the surroundings. kumasi:

an investigation is underway into a plane crash in texas going down in a neighborhood in the middle of the day. >> a plane just crashed into all of those houses. people jumped out of the plane with parachutes. oh my gosh. kumasi: this was just outside fort worth. officials say the flight instructor and student were on what was supposed to be a routine training fight. they were able to eject. the plane landed in a backyard and at least three people on the ground had minor injuries. reggie: with no professional astronauts on board traveled above the earth farther than any private citizen has ever been. the dragon capsule was subjected to 3500 degrees of heat while reentering the atmosphere. the crew spoke with children at

saint jude. >> we can take pictures in space, and we have been taking a lot of pictures. reggie: spacex plans to spend -- send more private citizens into space. the company will reuse the capsule in january. kumasi: returns tonight. >> if you had an entrance that would include a dance move now what would it be? >> i am already a queen but now i am a dancing queen. >> it is all about face.

>> this will be a long pro different parts of my body are more sore than i have ever been. i did not even know i had these muscles. >> i think jaclyn totally win. kumasi: ginger is is is i much fun. the stars are computed -- competing for the trophy and you can watch more action coming up at 7:00, and you can watch the season 30 mayor because that airs tonight at 8:00 right here on abc 7. reggie: ginger did so well on her season.

she think it is cody. she loves cody, but i agree, i think cody will go all the way. did you know he was a backup dancer i think for katy perry? kumasi: i think she mentioned that. jojo can dance. reggie: i think cody will win. mike: it is not always the best dancer, so people got to get out there and vote. reggie: would love to go back, if they did like an all-star, she would be like i will be right there. we would all love to see it. now let's take a look at the

weather, we are coming up on 5:50. the winds have been gusting around 30 miles an hour and we have warm sunshine everywhere even out the coast. because of the dry conditions tonight the breezes will taper but the dry air will stay around so most of us will be seeing stars and feeling pretty cool, cool or temperatures this weekend as that marine layer starts to take over but it is this area of the pressure that won't make us warmer than average today all the way through at least friday. temperatures range from 84 up to 89 and we will be near 80 down in santa cruz. look at these temperatures near 70, upper 70's for downtown south san francisco, and then we

have about 88-92 to the northbay valleys. union city and also as you had to kuester or ballet, could be around 87. tonight we will fall back into the 50's and we will have a few 60's in the hills. tomorrow even hotter than today , astronomically autumn arrives wednesday during the lunch hour. temperatures will be a little cooler. thursday and friday, 80's and 90's away from the coast and then 60's, 70's and 80's this weekend. reggie: the new drink that has already been made illegal in 15 states. okokokokokokokokok ok ok ok ok

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kumasi: this morning amy schumer is recovering from surgery. she shared her story. she said she decided to have her uterus removed because of the pain and that toll it was taking on her body. she said her doctor removed about 30 spots and also removed her appendix because endometriosis had attacked it. the painful disorder affects nearly about 200 million women worldwide. echo it can give symptoms from very painful pelvic pain and menstrual pain that is not controlled and birth control pills, that is a huge hand if a woman is on both of those

medications and still has pain, and it can cause heavy -- kumasi: the doctor says this happens in women in their 30's and 40's in it can cause infertility. reggie: oktoberfest is underway right now. the celebration kicked off over the weekend, and it took over courthouse square. >> this is the best one in northern california as far as i am concerned. >> it is about bringing people onto the dance floor and getting people moving and bringing people to life. reggie: oktoberfest continues this week with nightly happy hours and more music and drinking next weekend. that is part of it. did you know that?

look at this man. kumasi: he was ready. reggie: that is the part i never understand. the hitting of the face -- mike: you can't hurt the moneymaker, right? you can be modest. there is a look at what is going on with the red flag warning the northbay mountains in east bay hills and valleys until 8:00. the breezes are up to the 23 and because of this temperatures warmer than yesterday from 77 in san francisco and if you are going to the game this morning emmett -- big game this evening -- e line kumasi: the alarming statistics for gun violence in this reggie: reggie: country.

a new clue for the detectives in the discipline of gabby petito a woman has come forward saying she picked up the boyfriend. kumasi: firefighters is your family ready for an emergency? you can prepare by mapping out two ways to escape your home creating a supply kit, and including your whole family in practice drills. for help creating an emergency plan, visit safetyactioncenter.pge.com

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fire danger putting pg&e on high alert. somehow close even seen with dangerous embers. this morning some customers waking up with no power after an already eventful weekend for pg&e. plus. >> he should be leading this charge and instead, he is not. >> my gut tells me. reggie: a grim discovery in grand teton national park. the case of gabby petito and search for her boyfriend who is now missing himself. good morning and welcome to monday, september 20. we are going to start with meteorologist mike nicco. mike: good morning we are starting off with clear conditions everywhere next to these dry breezes and territories running mainly in the 50's look how quickly we warm up to the 70's and