want to plan to do more things inside. we have the batter moving into the bay area. >> president biden's main address, what he is to focus on. >> the mystery surrounding the gabby petito case. what a search warrant turned up, and putting a final text message. ♪ >> business in the big highlights as the group of celebrities kicked off season 30 of dancing with the stars. >> good morning. you are watching abc seven mornings. >> we have a look at our forecast with mike. >> it's going to tuesday. we have the lack of wind outside with high pressure in control. no morning marine layer clouds.

quite a spread in temperatures from 52 in santa rosa to about 68. places like oakland at 64, we have those microclimates this morning. once the sun comes up, watch out. it is warm to hot with the upper 70's. 90's around the bay. mid to upper 90's inland. our last full day of astronomical summer will feel like it. you could see in the upper right-hand quarter, it is the spare the air day. not only for smoke but also for ozone. >> thank you. you may want to hang out inside, today marks the bay area's 14th spare the air area. that's in addition to the 22 advisories for poor air quality. focus on climate and environment as part of our commitment for building a better bay area. polly is live with why certain areas might be more impact -- our correspondent is live with

more. >> officials are begging you not to drive here but to take public transportation. so you can try to help cut down on the ozone pollution. officials are expecting to see higher than normal levels of ozone pollution. we also have a projected smoke forecast model by the national oceanic and atmospheric administration to show you how smoke from the fire in the the national forest could impact the bay area. >> are forecasters are working day-to-day to make that call. that's the challenge, is this a one-day episode? or will we have air quality issues if the ozone levels go down? >> today's the 14th spare the air day, in addition to the 22 advisories for poor air quality. it's better than last year when we had 52 alert days. if you are not coming here, but

spending the day in the east or south bay, the high ozone levels are supposed to be worse. it is advised that you stay indoors, especially this afternoon with breathing issues. those could really be upset by today's air quality. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you. you could keep track of real-time weather conditions any time. this tool shows you current air quality and seven day forecast and live doppler 7. you can find it by downloading our app. >> to kmp complex has grown to 23,000 acres, crews are working to try to protect areas of the giant sequoia grove. efforts appear to be successful so far. the air quality in the three rivers community is shown as hazardous. officials say the fire is not moving in that direction. it has been burning for 10 days with zero containment.

highway 50 is set to reopen at 8:00 this morning. it has been closed because of the caldor fire. caltrans will reopen that stretch of highway. it was closed to fire danger and stayed close so caltrans could clear burned trees. residents were allowed access to the highway. at last check, the caldor fire was 76% contained. >> president joe biden is getting ready to deliver his first speech at the united nations. he is expected to focus on the pandemic, climate change, and human rights abuses. including the chaotic ending to the u.s. war in afghanistan. a senior administration official says the president will stress that ending the military engagement in afghanistan will open a new chapter of intensive diplomacy. abc 7 news will be airing a special report when the president speaks at 7:00. you can watch live on abc seven

and wherever you stream. >> now to the mystery around the gabby petito case, she was last seen on a road trip with her boyfriend and is officially missing area we have new developments including what a search warrant turned up. >> brian laundrie's home was searched by fbi after agents found human remains believed to be gabby petito's. police are calling him a person of interest in her disappearance. he returned from the trip on september 1 without her. a search warrant is revealing the odd final text message from her phone to her mother, reading can you help stan? i just keep getting his voicemails and missed calls. stan is his grand -- is her grandfather. her mother said that she never called him stand, suggesting petito may not have issued that text. someone in utah claimed to have seen a domestic dispute between the couple and called 911 days

before petito was last seen. >> we drove by and the gentleman was slapping the girl. >> slapping her? >> they stopped and ran up and down the sidewalk, he had her, got in the car and drove off. >> that appears to c that appear police report which said no one reported that he hit her to officers. now a park ranger who responded to that call said she warned petito that her relationship with ryan laundrie seemed toxic. >> area kids that were part of pfizer's pediatric trial. the pharmaceutical company announcing that the vaccine assay for kids five to 11. the fda could give emergency use authorization in a few weeks. here's kate larsen. >> three months after the shot as kids were injected in the vaccine trial, pfizer announced their vaccine is safe and effective in children five to 11 years old. the youngest age group yet. >> so exciting. >> mom is an icu nurse.

>> knowing what covid could do to kids, knowing the pediatric cases, we wanted to do what we could to keep kids safe, to keep the kids in our community safe. >> dad miguel says the benefits outweighed any potential risks. >> it's way worse to get covid. >> nico and sophia received their first injection in june and second in july. >> what do you think about been part of a vaccine trial? do you feel brave? >> i feel good. i feel proud that i got into it. >> i wanted to do it so i could have more times with my friends without masks. >> after shots, did you feel sick? >> chills but i didn't get sick. >> the family still blind, so the family does not know if they got the real vaccine or not but both had low-grade fever's after

the shots. >> for those of us who who who the families and the kids are doing well. we have not heard of any major issues. >> dr. mullen o o o o o o o o o he is optimistic about the dose. >> this seems to provide great antibody responses. some people have talked about whether there should be efforts to look at the lower doses in adults. >> pfizer plans to submit their data within weeks, the fda and cdc will need time to review the data and make recommendations. it is possible that the pfizer vaccine could be authorized for five to 11-year-olds by the end of october. i'm kate larsen, abc 7 news. >> contra costa unified it will be a little longer before we know if vaccines will be run wired into the article the district

superintendent canceled today's meeting where the vaccine mandate was supposed to be discussed and voted on. he says the district needs more time to work out the specifics. lastly, the county health officer says that he supported the vaccine requirement for all students age 12 and older. it's unclear when that vote will take place. >> dream force kicks off in san francisco. it's their annual convention which will be scaled down, drawing about 5000 people. the typical 170,000 people -- instead of the typical 170,000 people. invitations are in person -- a person only is by invitation. it runs through thursday. if you have any questions about covid-19, especially about vaccines, you could ask our team. go to abc7news.com and click ona the blue box. >> if you are going anywhere, dress warm. even at the coast. most of us are waking three to

nine degrees warmer. we see some big jumps in temperature today, mid to upper 50's in the tri-valley. we have conquered in pittsburgh, we have a look at the microclimates, 65 in san francisco. 65 in haworth. we are starting with a higher level. that means all the sunshine we get will be boosting as higher. the surging warmth will mean to find creative ways to keep cool. cars are going to be hot today. if you are exercising the pavement will be hot. look at these temperatures, near 80 to near 90 in san francisco, 90 in oakland. 90's everywhere, the only place not possibly in the 90's are half moon bay, along the coast. let's talk about the air quality.

mainly the santa clarita valley -- mainly the santa clara valley. you could see some of the smoke coming up from the south. we get a wind shift tomorrow with cooler and cleaner air coming in. i will show you those numbers coming up in the forecast, here's trivino with the morning commute. --here's our morning commute. >> there is a crash between a big rig and one other car. this is at broke all road, two lanes of injuries have been reported. a heads up if you are going southbound before broke all road. things are moving is moving from emeryville and those headlights are headed westbound. >> the kickoff to dancing with the stars with celebrities on the top in the bottom of the leaderboard following the season

premiere. >> and people experiencing homelessness, plan to help dozens this fall. >> and an investigation into two unprovoked attack involving a 72-year-old man it a 14-year-old girl. girl. >> this guy here is busy working on our state's recovery. you see he lives in california and by vacationing in california he's supporting our businesses and communities. which means every fruity skewer is like another sweet nail in the rebuilding of our economy. hammer away craftsman. calling all californians. keep your vacation here and help our state get back to work. and please travel responsibly.

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>> san francisco police are investigating two unprovoked attacks, one involving a 72-year-old man. surveillance video shows that out of the blue a man punched him in the head from behind. the victim said he was lucky to get away with just a bump on the head and sore knees. >> initially, as an asian, my first thought was forget it, i won't record it. and i thought about it. we have to stand up. otherwise this will continue to happen. it could happen to me again. >> he's not the only victim, linda porter said her 14-year-old daughter was attacked while out with a walk for her for it with -- with her

friend. someone punch her and knocked her to the ground. as mpd could not confirm the link between the attacks. >> the oakland police chief is begging the community to come to bat -- together to stop gun violence after the city has a troubling milestone, 100 homicides this year. to get some perspective, san francisco's homicide rate is 39. san jose is reporting 27 homicides. this time last year, oakland had reported 71 homicides. community groups have suggestions, the east oakland violence interrupters wants the city to create pathways to entrepreneurship, a gun-control advocacy group believes that the problem is with ghost guns that have no serial codes. >> your child can go online and purchase a ghost gun without you even knowing it, take it to school and take a life. >> these kids are introducedced what's possible, they cope with this mentality that they are

invincible. >> since last monday they have been 10 homicides, four in just the last four days. >> more housing coming to the east bay to help those who needed the most. oakland will house 1500 homeless residents in 16 months. the city is also building 132 new units of permanent affordable housing. the announcement was made yesterday during a virtual event to launch house america. it's a federal program, oakland will receive more than $11 million to help residents obtain safe homes. >> a temporary way to house the homeless is coming to san francisco. they are building their first village of tiny cabinets -- tiny cabins. 73 prefabricated cabins will be placed on the site, opening sometime this fall. two local nonprofits are covering the cost of $1.7 million for the project. oakland and san jose have built

similar villages. >> now to the season premiere of dancing with the stars, they gave it their all in hopes of impressing the judges and the fans at home. here's george nokia. -- george pataki a --george. >> jojo see why and jenny johnson were the last to dance but first on the leaderboard with 29 out of 40 points. as the first same-sex dance couple, jojo said the night could not have gone any better. >> i should not want the audience to say anything come i wanted them to smile. i just want them to be like huh, wow, two girls dancing together is normal, cool. >> there's is a tie with suni lee and sasha farber. others landed at the bottom of the leaderboard. dancing with the stars is a challenge, no doubt.

when you want to win, you could be driven. >> i don't have time for fear. we have one opportunity, here we are, live, we have to make it happen. >> i sat down next to her and cry little bit. this is so much hard work. it's an emotional release. >> week one is done for brian austin green and charla burgess. >> it's the unknown. and now i feel like this was not as difficult or scary as i thought it was going to be. let's get in, let's work on next week's performance >>. >>-- performance. >> all 15 couples return, by the end of the evening one will go home. >> do yo >> they are right.

she was on dan's moms, -- dan's moms -- dance moms. and i watch a lot of them. >> i did >> he got 24 points, middle of the pack. we've got time. >> the community will show up. they need to find him. >> an all-out blitz on twitter, find him. >> he doesn't need my help. >> the guy from cobo cry -- cobra kai, bless his heart. i can't wait for the next season but hopefully he sticks to karate. let's take a look at 5:19 this

morning. this is how much clear and calm her than yesterday, no wind advisory or red flag warning, but we do have a spare the air alert. we do have a little smoke in the air making it unhealthy for those that are vulnerable. a few clouds along the coast. these could spill towards the east bay. above average lows, thisa coolin friday, lingering through the weekend. here's the high-pressure, you could see the offshore flow, the orange and brown is dry air. that is sitting on top of us. that's why we warm up so much. 90 to 95 across the south bay, 93 and san jose. 90 to 93 for the peninsula. menlo park at 89 degrees. nearly 80 along the coast. 88 in south san francisco.

for the north bay coast, 75 here, 80 sausalito. 97 degrees in san rafael. we are reaching the upper 80's and richmond and berkeley. the hottest temperatures and night -- at 95 in san ramon. tonight we fall back into the 50's and 60's, some clouds along the east bay and the coast. that starts a cooling trend tomorrow. astronomical fall will start while most of us are eating lunch, temperatures 12 degrees cooler, above-average inland. the offshore wind hits us on thursday. friday keeps us above-average. cooler through saturday and sunday. >> coming up, the seven things to know. >> an easy way to update your doctor on your health. >> and selling your car for

cash. now can be the time to check into the dealership. >> a live look outside. it is 63

>> here are the seven things to know this morning, johnson & johnson has released new data about his coat -- it's covid booster shot. the second dose given two months after the first one could increase antibody response and is 94% effective. >> dream force is about to be put on, salesforce as the in-person event is invitation-only because of covid protocols, everyone else can watch online. >> the bay area is under a spare the air alert because of smoke. that's not the only problem. officials are expecting to see higher than normal levels of ozone. >> that's because of these warm temperatures for the last avenue astronomical summer. the marine layer will hit 90 today, most of us are 12 to 18 degrees warmer than average, with highs in the 90's. >> aside from some road work,

things look clear as you go to san francisco. things are moving at the limit on the bay bridge. >> president biden will speak at the united nations general assembly in about 90 minutes. we will air a special report at 7:00. >> investors are hoping the stock market rebounds after it plunged yesterday, concerns about the united states debt limit and the impact of the default of a chinese real estate firm sent markets tumbling. >> if you use an iphone you now have the option to share the data from your health after your doctor area if -- doctor. a sharing function has been added. so far six health record companies have signed on. if you have a next her car, now could be the time to sell. geo talked about the trends they are seeing now. >> is now the best time to sell

your car? cars are said to lose value the moment you drive them off the lot. but this morning, customers are telling us that some cars are being sold back to dealerships for more than their original cost. bill bronner says this is happening a lot. with the massive car shortage still underway, local dealerships are doing everything they can to ride it out. >> has that changed your business model? >> it has. we are being able to look at buying used cars from customers who may have extra cars. we can get them a little more. >> and we will give you the tips and expert advice you need to know before putting that for sale sign in the window. with your gma first look, i am geo bonita's. >> coming up at 530,

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> now at 5 at 5 at 5 at border, agents on horseback confronting migrants trying to come to america. new video showing what's happening. >> from one dose to two, new data from johnson & johnson showing its single-dose covid-19 shot could be more effective if you get a second one. the timeline for the suggested dose. >> the dream force convention comes back to san francisco. we are live with the kickoff to the in-person event just hours away. good morning. we are live right now on -

are watching abc 7 news, live on abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. >> we are checking on our forecast. >> a few items to talk about. you don't see the marine layer, a light offshore breeze with temperatures soaring today. we do have a spare the air day, not only for ozone but a touch of smoke. right now the air quality is ok. it deteriorates going through the day. you will notice it's a touch mild or, even with the clear conditions. we are starting in the 50's and 60's, low 50's to mid 60's. going to noon, we are in the mid-70's, at least in san francisco. 80's around the bay, 90's showing up. everybody in the 80's and 90's going towards 4:00. these temperatures along the coast are well underdone. this is giving the sea breeze way too much credence. most of us back into the 70's

and 80's during the evening hours. >> thank you. as temperatures heat up, a cooling center is opening at the sunnyvale public library on olive avenue from 10:00 to 9:00. >> developing news at the crisis at the border, and unprecedented group of migrants, many from haiti come are traveling from mexico to get to the united states. texas governor greta -- greg abbott -- greg abbott is expected to give an update. people are pretty mad about this video. >> what we are seeing in the department of homeland security is promising an investigation. this is drone video from sunday, showing what's happening on the riverbanks in del rio. u.s. border patrol officers on horseback are trying to stop migrants from crossing the river. in another video it appears the agents are trying to whip them as they try to get away. for many this is the last leg of

their long journey. >> we have seen lots of migration before, but we have never seen this many people from haiti. it's unbelievable. >> haiti is reeling from a presidential assassination and an earthquake. mexican immigrant officials say nearly 19,000 haitians have applied for temporary asylum in mexico. that's three times higher than 2020. many migrants plan on making the u.s. their final destination and they are not just treading across the river. they're taking buses and cars and anything to reach the u.s.. >> the u.s. plans to ease travel restrictions on some foreign nationals in time for the holidays area fully vaccinated travelers from europe and the u.k. will be allowed into the u.s.. they will have to show proof of vaccination. there will also be stricter contact tracing protocols in place. >> leisure and business

travelers may come more than half of san francisco's tourism industry. experts expect these restrictions will be a big economic boost. the hotel council says that the occupancy rate is struggling at 30 to 35%, normally around 85% area they are hopeful for a full recovery, meaning business, leisure, and travel could be back in full swing. >> how far are we from that? >> three years from now. at least three. potentially four. >> he says we will see the city back in full swing during peak travel seasons and busy weekends like fleet week coming up next month. >> a small but important strap -- staff, dream forces back in person in san francisco, one of the first large conventions to return since the pandemic. covid will have a big impact on the event.

amy is live for us this morning. >> look at all the activity as they set up, this is the first time in two years. it will look very different than years past. officials say that health and safety will be the priority. they usually have 170,000 people here for this convention. today it's invitation-only. everyone else can watch online. they are not saying how many people will be in person. those here will be required to be vaccinated. the convention is set to be three days long. a section of howard street is shut down. that's normal. but you are likely to see not as much congestion. not as much traffic that usually comes with this event. that could be a break for people who live and work here. mark benioff will give an

address, there is talk of big names on the schedule to speak and perform. that is exciting. city leaders are hoping this will encourage more conventions to come here and get this city moving with its post-pandemic recovery. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield. >> johnson & johnson has released new data about its covid booster shot. a second dose could increase antibody response and is 94% effective against them to medico 19. 15 million people in the u.s. have gotten the single-dose shot. accompanies ahead of global research and development have talked about next steps. >> the it is with the fda now, all of it. we are anxiously awaiting their opinion on whether it is sufficient to process. once they make their decision,

that typically goes to the cdc. >> you can watch the full interview coming up on abc 7 mornings. >> a new literacy program is being introduced to help all california students. the campaign will improve literacy rates over the next five years, it hopes to help all third-grade students to be able to read. thurman says learning to read by that age is a key benchmark predict success. the campaign would also create a task force to help teachers and get more books into the hands of students. >> pg&e says the power has been restored to everyone who had the

shutdowns to about 150 customers. the powers back on in the east bay, one hundred 75 customers were waiting for the lights to come back on. the utility company said light rain triggered the power outages, 28,000 customers in west contra costa county were impacted. you could see the spoiled food people had to throw up because they did not have electricity. pg&e said the rain mixed with dust on electrical equipment turned it into mud which triggered the outage. one of the first legal battles in the controversial texas abortion law with a doctor facing two losses. his message and what we know about people who filed them. >> the realization going back to work is overwhelming.

>> ghosted. keeping employees is a challenge in restaurants, and a possible solution. >> let's take a look at the microclimate in the south bay. 62 here, 78 in the hills, los altos hills everyone else in the mid to upper 50's. all over the place with warmer temperatures from alameda, 66, 63, 64, that's warmer than danville and even brentwood at 60. bodega bay at 73 degrees. that's warmer than your average high. we have not started with the sunshine. carver hills, if you're on the roads, the fog will be absent on the water. it is warm to hot everywhere this afternoon. the air quality in oakland and san jose is moderate.

this is healthy everywhere, you could see the absent ozone and wildfire smoke combines, mainly the east bay in the neighborhoods. this will have the poor air quality for those. what really sticks out, the near 80 to near 90 in san francisco. 87 in richmond, everyone else in the 90's today. at least it's not record heat. that's usually in the hundreds. we have more on this heat and more heat coming up. >> we have a major crash and san jose read the hp says multiple cars are involved. a car has overturned. injuries are involved. this is before montague expressway. the speeds are down to about six miles per hour. three lanes are blocked. i would not be a -- be surprised if this was upgraded.

a live picture in oakland. things are moving smoothly in the east bay and everywhere else except for that major crash in san jose. i do want you to know that -- want your feedback to move forward. the transit agency is hoping to restore service to pre-pandemic levels early next year. there are three options on the table, the first is called familiar. it would bring back all the roots as they were before the pandemic. the second proposal is called frequent, increasing service on high ridership lines. the third is called the highbred, as the name implies it's a blend of the first two. >> why are you doing this exercise? why aren't you just restoring the service you had prior to the pandemic? we have got these questions. the short answer is that the pandemic changed a lot, including the demand for travel downtown.

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>> canada has reluctant prime minister justin trudeau, he gave his victory speech overnight, he is projected to be the winner after a tight race against a conservative candidate. he will remain in charge but his party fell short of taking the majority in parliament. they needed 170 seats, they had 157 seats with nearly 95% of the polls reporting. >> the first major test of the new abortion law in texas, a doctor who has provided abortion services is being sued. he told the washington post that he acted because he had a duty

and care to his patient, as he does for all patients. and because she has a fundamental right to receive the care. he is now facing two lawsuits filed by disbarred attorneys from out of state, neither of them claim to be antiabortion. >> this is a plaintiff who makes perfect sense in the way the law was drafted. no connection to the issue, no connection to the parties, yet may well have the ability the way the laws drafted to go to court and have the court actually hear his case. >> the new law bans abortions once a heartbeat can be detected, about six weeks into pregnancy. private citizens who report those who helped women get an abortion can get $10,000 in a reward. >> investors are hoping the stock market will rebound after plunging yesterday. yesterday was an extremely day for investors, concern about the u.s. debt limit and the

potential impact of the default of a chinese real estate firm sent the financial markets tumbling. the dow posted its worst finish since july. the nasdaq and s&p 500 posted their worst one-day drop since mid-may. we will keep an eye on wall street this morning when the stock market opens in about 45 minutes. >> an unwelcome trend in the dating world is seeping into the hiring process, ghosting is when someone ends all communication with no warning and explanation. interviewees and even recent hires are doing the same thing, disappearing without a trait -- a trace. one owner says that she has been ghosted repeatedly from entry-level to management. >> the realization of going back to work could be a little overwhelming. maybe they are looking at multiple opportunities and a soon as they find one they start right away and discard anyone else they have been talking to.

it's happening more often. it is impacting us substantially. >> exceptionally could be the antidote. >> airfare deals are out there right now, especially if you know what to look for, two fares recently highlighted by the scott's cheap website were highlighted at $133. and lax to washington, d.c. for 100 $21. business travel is not back to normal and the delta variant has slowed leisure even more. now is a great time to book. if you feel safe. to get the best deals, focus on major cities, where business travelers would have been headed. >> a 79-year-old scooter riding navy that is the latest tiktok scott -- star. he made his debut but became

famous when his scooter post down. he posted a video and he took off. he was hoping to raise a few hundred dollars but within a few hours people had given him $5,000. now he has more than 600 50,000 followers. >> i did not think i would get a thousand dollars. look at what happened. >> listen, the gofundme account has now surpassed $90,000. so beside the suit -- the scooter he's going to use the money to pay down debt and to help fellow vets. what else is the content? >> where is he? >> is it like his day? where he goes on the scooter? >> he does seem tickled that he's famous. >> he was tickled. >> i love the fact that he's

gonna help others, there are so many in need. that is nice to hear. let's talk about the weather. i don't want to start on a down note but we do have issues. this could affect you, one of those being the heat, the others being the unhealthy air quality, this is the spare the air alert, the 14th so far. autumn begins astronomically, meaning the earth will be over the equator at exactly 12:20, when a lot of us are eating lunch. summer heat will come right back on thursday and friday. it's a bit of a roller coaster which we are expecting this time of year. 90 to 96 degrees, san jose at 93. santa cruz at 85. a wealth of 90's on the peninsula. 89 at menlo park. probably 90 if you're driving around. near 80 along the coast, 88 to

87 downtown, south san francisco, near 80 in sausalito, mid 70's, but 20 degrees warmer with the low to mid 90's. east bay is gonna be toasty from oakland, we will try to stay in the upper 80's in places like oakland, and hercules. the hottest temperatures will be the mid to upper 90's. tonight, we have pared back the red flag warning. this is still along the foothills from chico to yosemite. 96 in sacramento, 83 in monterey . tonight we fall back to the 50's and 60's. more clouds along the coast, about 10 to 12 degrees cooler tomorrow as fall begins. this is still warmer than average. looking at the heat, not as warm today.

the marine layer will start to take over. it will feel like fall by the time we get to sunday and monday. >> thank you. the south is celebrating the return of beavers to the creek. the clean creek's coalition shows two beavers in action working to build a dam. they have been scarce in the area for nearly 140 years. that they are returning now is a sign that the waterways healthy. >> the community has rallied around the creeks. we are coming up on close to a million pounds of trash removed. this is something the community has said this is important to us. these are the results of all of that hard work. >> volunteers a spot at the beavers shortly after they completed this mural after if unification project. -- beautification project.

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were no promises to deliver to customers and did not have much choice. she quit after working for eight years. nasa's mission to the moon is coming into focus. the space agency is targeting 2023 as the date to land a rover. and to do some exploration. it's hoping to discover things like ice on the moon's surface. nasa -- is playing a big role. revealing one of the critical details of the mission. >> it's my pleasure to announce that viper will land near the western edge of the relay crater at the moon's south pole in 2023. >> the space agency has never explored that region of the moon, part of the reason it was chosen was the proximity to earth, there's also a mountain range that could help with communication. >> the full moon is out. this is the harvest moon, it's a

sign that summer is coming to an end. here's a view from locations across the bay area. this is the last full moon of summer. this is what it looked like in san jose. when i was leaving the house this my neighbor was shining a bright light on their patio. nope, just the moon. >> superbright with the lack of cloud cover, so far clean-air. and it's right this morning. it will set about 7:30. the a's did not win last night, still two games behind, a warm start, 84 degrees, dropping to 70 by the time the game ends. a lending you watch issued for the winter months, -- let mania -- la nina watch has been issued. we are right on the edge, it looks like we have equal chances

of being drier than average as opposed to being wetter than average. so equal chances of being average to drier than average. wetter to the north. that's a look at the january to february. so many people were asking if the rain a couple days ago and the door. not really, too soon. >> the future of the office and the biggest cities. we have seen the past transform the remote work. we have a professor explaining the trend that's actually taking place. >> and i am praying that america gets together and keeps an eye out when we catch this coward. >> the manhunt for gabby petito's boyfriend has a new detective on the case, one of america's best known criminal investigators talking about how he's tracking him down. and for school bus drivers and supplies, now a shortage in

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since taking office. reassuring the lead in the global stage. >> taken inside pixar imagination. a look at creating those beloved shorts inside the emeryville headquarters. >> that is really neat. i've had the chance to do that. that was one of the highlights. good morning on this tuesday. you are watching you are watching abc 7 news, live on abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. mike, i was in shorts yesterday at 645 p.m. and i wasn't freezing in san francisco. you tell me who's living good? >> it make sure you get that tank top out we've got the high-pressure sitting on top of us.