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clara. a sunny view with the air quality good to moderate. mid-60's to low 70's with a light wind towards the delta. upper level winds out of the north. it is quick warming. anything from two to 10 degrees warmer, and a lot of sunshine. fog is patchy at the coast, but it is cool. hot inland. it is the hotter day of the weekend. >> federal investigators are looking to determine what caused a midair crash at the airport. here's abc 7's reporter with more on that community now reeling. >> federal investigators are putting the focus on people, lanes, and the environment it this follows the plane collision that killed a dog at a municipal

airport. those who knew the victims secured flowers to the chain-link ants to separate the plane wreckage from the public. the airport director spoke on behalf of the local aviation community. >> is a small community and they are grieving. >> they joined the national transportation safety board for an update. air safety investigators adjusted questions -- addressed questions. they are without an air traffic control tower or a specialist to the traices. advisory frequency. we are getting radio communications from that day. >> the tail numbers show they were communicating just before the collision. >> air traffic is with us at. . we are looking at traffic. your behind me. i will go around. you're coming pretty quickly. >> moments later, please be

advised. there is a runway >> the first accident of its kind in at least a decade, according to airport officials. the engine was a crash in the field. a twin engine cessna 340a carrying two people and a dog flew into a hanger. the aftermath was ug on surveillance camera. >> this system works pretty good. >> pilots like william armstrong say that they rely on that aircraft traffic frequency. the tool for investigators is not mandatory. >> friends of the victims

declined to speak on camera. in watsonville, i am amanda, abc 7 news. >> we sent this elusive -- alert on our news app. if you want breaking news like this, download our app to use abc area at the app store. a school district is sharing the inside of a story after a confrontation about masking. that shows a four-year-old boy was removed for failing to keep his mask on. he shared it with several parents groups, the superintendent is now accusing the father of try to get attention to shame the public servant. the district changed its rules for masking, from required to optional did they say the mandate did not change because of the video. abc7news obtained a letter. it was sent home to parents. why of experienced the situation in might 25 years in education, i've never seen someone resort to make someone deal unsafe as a way to prove their point. turning to your health, a key

part of building a better bay area shows county switching monkeypox vaccines, just under the top layer of skin. there was a demand for vaccination at started to fade. tim johns explains why that could be a problem when health experts say it needs to fixed. >> he was the first person at the san francisco general hospital on friday. his goal was to get a monkeypox vaccine. >> i thought it would be safer to make sure i had the vaccine. >> but after long lines and limited vaccines, some doctors say they are seeing signs of a dip in demand. that is a worrying sign. >> were not close to what we expected. the number should be immune eyes. >> peter is an infectious disease expert.

he says they have received more vaccines in recent weeks, and many counties are trying new methods to expand supply, but they worry that many people have not gotten a shot because they still think not enough are available. >> they are afraid that they could line up and take time off of work to get it. based on the experience recently, there were not enough vaccines. >> to majority of people infected have been men who have sex with other men, but the virus can infect anyone. they worry that unless the spread is brought under control, we run the risk of having money box become an endemic disease

among the wider population. >> time is money. that's why i'm nervous. >> they are calling on city and state wide leaders to increase outreach to those most at risk. this means accessibility will make it as easy as possible. >> this is not everywhere. they only have certain locations. tim johns, abc7news. >> the state department is calling monkeypox mpx. they are using vaccination to schedule vaccines. it was set up for the distribution of covid. we have everything you need to know about monkeypox, including symptoms and treatment and you can find on our website c7 news.com. >> more pickets are planned by into health-care workers at kaiser. sky 7 was overhead as a large group marched on broadway in oakland. it was the fifth day, and workers want raises and to hire more therapists. oakland is one of four locations where workers were picketing. in a statement, they urged them to observe negotiations, saying that they cannot afford a puzzle that reduces the care for patients, and the mental health needs. happening today, people are marching at a rally for reproductive rights.

the fight for reproductive rights rally starts at 1 p.m. and 45 ms. later, the march starts. they are encouraged to stand near a flight both. that is located at 50 avenue. organizers expect to wrap up pray out there. >> you can see the layer from tampa. 2300 feats. it is 82 degrees. relative humidity at 29%. winds out of the north, and less than that on top of it. dry, warm air, moving in for a sizzling saturday. we will talk about sunday, coming up. >> lesson. >> we will celebrate. if they break our spirit, then they one. we will not allow that.

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>> here is a live look from the golden gate bridge. 63 degrees in san francisco. there shelling near the largest nuclear power plant. efforts are ramping up. there on the ground with more. >> the standoff continues. stoking fears of disaster. >> they warned that russia wants to disconnect the plant from the electric rate. they will redirect the power from its own. this as channeling continues. >> they are urging calm. this is ukrainian electricity, and is necessary, especially during the winter for ukrainian people.

>> the french president agreed to an intern -- and expection to inspect the plant as soon as possible. russian now plans to cut off gas to europe again from the pipeline for three days. it puts pressure on other countries relying on that resource. before-and-after satellite show the impact of heavy shelling. ukrainian officials are sharing video of russian vehicles inside of the plant, using it as a military base. abc news has not verified the date this video is taken. zelenskyy vowed to take back control of the plant. families are finding solace among each other. after a two day journey, fleeing the area, 14-year-old maria and her brother were relieved to finally cross into non-occupied territory. >> you cheered.

>> we were feeling that we were really free people. >> abc news. >> the sound signals the start of russia's invasion of ukraine. a moment that they watched from a home in disbelief. >> 30 minutes before the bombing started, i was talking passionately to an american and on the phone, and said there was no way this could've started. but it did. on february 20 worth, six months ahead of ukraine's independence day. >> we will still celebrate. if they break our spirit, then they have one. we are not going to allow that. >> she lived in the u.s. for more than three decades.

she still is family ukraine. >> i'm just really scared, and every day, every morning, i checked what's happened. >> they are backing the ukraine, and going a long way. >> we see ukrainian flag displayed on the bay area. >> she lives in san francisco, she says that seeing this work helped her through the darkest day. next given the sale force, could see it from many corners of the city. >> they never doubted that the ukrainians will fight for their freedom. next there was a question in my mind that they would defend independence. >> that is ahead of the independence day. they gather at golden gate parkway. >> you're talking five or 600 people together. we are going to celebrate. >> they rallied local leaders to

once again lift up and wait up the yellow and blue. >> they will raise a flag into a ceremony. they will do something. everyone everywhere is going to celebrate. >> abc news. >> new officers have joined the police force. they showed a picture of her yesterday's graduation for the basic recruitment academy, with 30 graduates. they have 680 three sworn officers and they are the highest number since january that comes amid a police officer shortage. new developments for several schools that were vandalized recently. at least four juveniles have been arrested over the past several weeks and that is according to richman police for schools were broken into, and culprits left behind damage. you can see the images of the damage. at this point, they have no stolen things that have been recovered. arrests are expected to business owners in san francisco are frustrated with the community being impacted is a key part of

building a better bay area. the installed extra surveillance cameras to protect business. a copresident of the association says that they are asking the city to trolls and set-aside debts the publicly intoxicated or in rows of a mental health crisis. in a letter to the city, they are ready for civil disobedience by not paying taxes and license fees. >> you shouldn't have to worry about if your window is going to be snap by a mentally ill person who reacts to. i should be worried about memberships. him they spoke with the district representative. they said that it is an entirely reasonable demand and they responded to the letter from the association saying that people are working together to take in the multipronged approach, there committed to taking call resources with assistance to

safety and stability. in the city team, they meet regularly with residents for meetings organized by supervisors. they will update things on efforts and progress. meanwhile, the cleanup is still going on. they can look at this. we flew over the area where cruise were busy picking up debris. they sent a letter with the handling of the cleanup. they sent the letter was being reviewed, and there would be a formal response. happening today, the oakland chinatown street fest is back. the oakland chinatown chamber commerce is with the community service club. they are celebrating, and there will be vendors, food, and a stage show with ethnic and

cultural performances. they hope to defuse the hate, showing human kindness instead. it runs from 10:00 until 5:00 today and tomorrow. let's get a check on the forecast. >> we will hit 70. the average high should be in the 60's. it is banked up from moran, all the way to southern california. it's not going to go away. it will push for sunday. it be even stronger as the system sets up offshore. as we look outside, you can see hayes. good air quality out there, at the bottom of your screen. 64 in oakland.

67 on the peninsula. mid-60's on the south break. -- south bay. kids and grown-ups are out there. jackets, short sleeves, and it is mild. temperatures in the mid 60's, but much warmer in the north bay with low 70's by the delta. how much warmer? nine or 10 degrees warmer. that's due to about 20 northerly winds. you go up 900 feet, and it is dry and warm. former elsewhere, as well. a gorgeous view here. our exploratorium camera forecast is leading inland with mild beaches. me oye. really from the heat comes tomorrow as we get more drizzle, fog, and clouds. weather returns on monday, and it should settle down near average by tuesday.

there is a look at the sun. on the coast today, it comes back and pushes through the delta. we are going to see a delta breeze cut off today, coming back for sunday, and drizzle to start out. by sunday afternoon, the fog has a tough time clearing out. that will aid in the cooldown. there is sunday with mid and upper 80's. a big switch from 100 today. cloud cover and cooler numbers around the east bay. some of the reds are retreating. it's hot again, and high pressure builds in. monday is a hot day. the numbers will come down, and we have a pattern we are used to. it is 90 in san raphael.

near 90 in the south bay. in morgan hill, 92. the hottest day of the next seven, and he cooldown tomorrow. by monday, we are back to very hot weather again, and the temperatures will moderate. low clouds every day. the sea breeze is kicking in right on through the week, keeping temperatures in the nice range. 60's to the 90's. if you are inland, it will be a scorcher. >> thank you. i had, we are opening a new lab in san francisco that's expected to both have growth trials. we will give you a look inside. >> it will speed up development

>> this ribbon-cutting issues in smaller drugs being made on demand. >> were making medicine for clinical trials that are targeted to individual patient needs. that allows us to make just the right medicine for a patient when they needed. >> the approach will allow multiple drugs to be made simultaneously read this is more than a designer drug. it will use less water, and 20% less energy compared to energy labs that have to be sterilized between production runs the >> were illuminating i need to pump many gallons in cubic meters of steam into that stainless steel system, and flush it with a strong chemical. >> the center will also recycle read process so they don't go to a landfill. this will become a monk, as we envision small productions in the future. it's innovation such as those

that will benefit the renewal of the states research and development tax credit. back that helps to draw innovators to our state, and it keeps innovators in our state. >> for a company that was a biotech pioneer, today, it shows agility is still a part of the gna. in san francisco, abc7news. >> tilde calm, the battle over what the public will see in an affidavit used to search president trump's home. why the department of justice is reluctant to have that information. fallout from summer travel chaos. the federal government warns airlines to fix issues now. we will explain.

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temperatures are getting a head start on the warm afternoon as we get into the 80's and 90's by noon. here we are with a red coming into play, and it set for a very warm day. nice and comfortable at the coast. we will talk about that next. liz: there is a court battle over what portions can be redacted from the affidavit of the search of former president trump's mar-a-lago home. we are told the judge has made indications of what he will allowed to be revealed. >> the magistrate overseeing the court case over media asking to unseal the affidavit of the former president estate said he's leaning towards making some of the document public. the federal judge is the same official who authorized the unprecedented search of trump's mar-a-lago home.

>> it is his job as the gatekeeper to perform his job of balancing the access of material against the interest in the government in keeping them secret. >> the judge heard competing arguments from lawyers representing media companies, including abc news and the department of justice. the doj fears the release might compromise national security and say they are very concerned about the safety of the witnesses. >> these affidavits can be very lengthy and do contain sensitive information. >> the lawyer represent immediate rejected the -- >> the process of what to make public will be --nd is alwi doj to lookpod reac he said if he doesn't feel they haveedh op make his own recommendations which the department can then appealed. >> i would think the government is going to want to keep secrets for now until such time if any

charges. >> former trump said he wants it revealed what his legal team did not take it -- take the same position in court. liz: it seems californians aren't too keen on president biden seeking a second term or a second donald trump presidency. a poll said 61% opposed biden running again. republicans overwhelmingly oppose it. democrats are split at 46%.

71% overall do not favor a trump run. this is california voters weighing in. new developments regarding the possibility of former vice president mike pence testifying before the january 6 select committee investigating the committee. congresswoman liz cheney who serves as the vice chair sat down to talk about it. >> we have been in discussions with counsel and i didn't see his specific comments this week but it sounds like they were pretty similar to what his counsel has been saying, and he played a critical role on january 6. if he had not succumbed to the pressure donald trump was putting on him, we would've had a much worse constitutional crisis. he has clearly, as he has

expressed, concerns about executive privilege, which i have tremendous respect. it is hugely important constitutional issue. i believe in executive privilege and i think it matters but i also think that when the country has been through something as great as this was, everyone who has information has an obligation to step forward. i would hope he will do that. >> you think we will see him in september? >> i would hope that he will understand how important it is for the american people to know every aspect of the truth about what happened. liz: you can see the entire interview on this week tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m. right here on abc seven. a bizarre crime led to the arrest of two people. someone reported people had been stealing watermelons.

we have the story. >> the department putting airlines on notice, saying fixed your problems or new rules are coming. secretary pete buttigieg writing to the 10 largest carriers that the level of disruption is unacceptable, noting in the first six months of the year, roughly 24 percent of domestic flights have been delayed and 3% canceled. >> secretary said to take a step back and let's rethink where we are in the industry and get back to scheduling and operation you can accommodate. >> lobbying group not staying quiet think the pandemic has wreaked havoc thing industries across the economy are facing a range of challenges including a tight labor market. the government would direct requests for airlines to provide meal vouchers for delays of three hours or more and lodging accommodations for passengers

who must wait overnight at an airport because of disruptions within the carrier's control. so what are you old if the airline cancels or delays your flight? the department will launch a website making it clear matter which airline you fly. liz: the mayor of new orleans is making headlines after saying the big easy's biggest party could be interpreting next year. -- could be in jeopardy next year. >> we don't have enough police and there could be no mardi gras next year. >> a new exhibit is coming to san francisco that opens today. we will tell you about that. a live look outside. the golden gate bridge is out there. quite foggy. there. quite foggy. meet three sisters. the drummer, the dribbler, and the day-dreamer... the dribbler's getting hands-on practice with her chase first banking debit card... the drummer's making savings simple with a tap... ...round of applause. and this dreamer, well, she's still learning how to budget, so mom keeps her alerts on full volume. hey! what? it's true!

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prop 27 helps every tribe, including disadvantaged tribes. >> here is a live look of the bay. it's beautiful. not foggy. a new exhibit showcasing the most celebrated and powerful

pharaoh of egypt's golden age. it is called ramses great and the gold of the pharaohs. has the egyptian and the biggest -- the egyptian jewelry and the biggest collection. >> you will learn about him as a family man who actually fathered 100 sons and daughters. you will learn about him as the chief of all of the priests of the different religions. liz: the exhibition highlights recently discovered animal mummies and treasures from the others. it runs through february 12. >> we come to you. what is it like outside. it is going to warm up. >> it is mild out there. we are looking at every camera were oakland's. a high of 78.

that is above average. we will reversed -- reverse that trend. stay tuned for the forecast, coming up. liz: a rocky start to the road trip as the giants lose their third straight game in colorado. we will have the details coming up in sports. nurse mariyam sabo knows a moment this pure demands a lotion this pure. gold bond pure moisture lotion 24-hour hydration no parabens, dyes, or fragrances gold bond champion your skin

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this afternoon, the 49ers will play the second preseason game against the minnesota vikings. the two teams have scrimmaged against each other this week. also later this afternoon, the a's will face the seattle mariners at the oakland coliseum. the giants will try to snap a three-game losing streak as the colorado rockies first pitch is at coors field. philadelphia, san diego, milwaukee, all losing yesterday. it is sports anchor chris alvarez with the highlights. chris: good morning the giants beginning a three-game series in colorado, entering play on friday 44 games left on the schedule period recent the one crucial in the fight for a wild-card spot. -- left on the schedule. every one of them crucial in the fight for the wildcard spot.

3-0 colorado in the fourth. he struggled the last pitch was the second homer.n of life and there goes peterson's first homework since june 25. he still leads the team with 18. that is the tying run in the seventh and strikes out and slams the bat and the giants lose 7-4. the a's rookie catcher, a top prospect, making his debut on friday night. his first at-bat, deep to center. it is a sacrifice fly. 2-1 a's.

top of the six, seattle up 3-2. the runner is safe at first. oakland challenged but the call stood. the neck and -- the second homer of the game and they lose 10-2. coming to his alma mater. he is not scheduled to play in the preseason game against the vikings but enjoying the ride to the week one opener. >> i was -- that was always the dream and it happened fast here i am excited to be here. settled in, i get to see my family and friends. chris: the football team got tackled by a different kind of dog. guide dogs for the blind is headquartered in san rafael and they need foster parents for their puppies. and since the cal coach's uncle

was blind, this means a lot. >> i remember that it changed his life significantly and i have a personal appreciation for it. this is nothing we mandate for our layers but a number of them looked to be eagerly awaiting their opportunity to help out at some point. chris: that is your look at sports. very cute dogs. >> what can we expect of the week ahead? >> a colored view. the city is dry. water vapor in the system to the north. it will influence a cooldown tomorrow. then monsoons south and east. elements always keep our temperatures in check, and low clouds. one of them is that 57 here. santa cruz has a lot of fog. i coastline, but north winds and upper elevations have allowed this to be halted.

you can see temperatures are cool where the fog is. it is sunny downtown, and were looking at 64 in oakland, mid-60's and the south bay. here is a look at the view outside of our window. all the way to the upper 60's, and and around 70 for the past hour or two, it is been in the inland valleys, and it is 96 in concord. even if you degrees warmer today. enough of it, allowing for warmer air at 800 feet. it brings the 10 to 11 degree warm up from yesterday today. a little subtle, but we will be three to four degrees warmer. moderate air quality. this is the view from ballmer peak we had hot inland today. a view of 100 degree readings,

and beaches. relief arrives tomorrow. then you're looking at a stronger onshore flow. maybe some drizzle, but the heat returns on monday. this monsoon brings things back to the desert, but we can see more for a system offshore. that could indicate moisture headed our way, and a look at the coast. 67 on the ocean beach, and santa cruz with more sunshine at 76. sunny here, but also breeze coming into play. 92 a morgan hill, and once again, upper 80's, san jose, and mid 80's in brentwood city. a pleasant day there, and 82 in mountain view.

if you degrees above average, but that fog is not far off. up in the north bay, well over 100 degrees. cloverdale, and 90's in santa rosa. upper 80's to mid 90's for wine country. very warm and dry. 78, and in union city, beautiful day. on the warm side with mid 80's. much warmer as you head towards pleasant 10 and the san fernando valley with widespread 90's. triple dadvisory for the delta,d temperatures at about 105 110 towards sacramento. looking at the drizzle tomorrow, and the cooldown. we will get going. today is the hottest day, and as we bump temperatures up, it will be brief that we settle back in the 60 to 90 degrees temperature frame, which is reasonable for much of the summer. pretty comfortable, but pretty hot.

>> good to know. go to the pool. thank you. >> are insidious showing off its roots. we will show you when it opens, today. well well well, what have we here? a magical place... that's lookin' to get scared! (laugh) (laughter) halloween time is back in disneyland and disney california adventure parks! californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently fund getting people off the streets a prop 26? not a dime to solve homelessness prop 27 has strong protections to prevent minors from betting. prop 26? no protections for minors. prop 27 helps every tribe, including disadvantaged tribes. prop 26? nothing for disadvantaged tribes

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exhibit looks at the period from 1942 to 1962, a time when thousands of black americans traveled from louisiana to work in the shipyards during world war ii. the exhibit features artifacts, photographs, and the music of shipyard workers. >> this exhibit showcases their lives, their journey, what it was like to work in the shipyards in marin city and the history of what was happening in marin county. liz: admission is free. it will be open today. i went last night and it is a great exhibit.

a final check of your forecast. it still gray, at least behind us. >> were going to have wind on top of that. let's check out the wind forecast. the winds will kick up from 22 to 30 miles per hour across the bay area. even towards the east bay. on sunday, the winds will get even stronger. check it out. that will bring a cooldown. if you like warmth and heat, it is today in the upper 90's inland and upper 70's oakland. 90's return to the north bay and south bay. hottest day of the week. cooldown tomorrow. warming backup on day. temperatures will moderate on tuesday. we will get back into a pattern with 60's at the coast and upper 70's around the bay, and low light -- low 90's elsewhere. up-and-down today. today's up. >> thank you. thank you for joining us. i'm liz. we are with lisa. we have a full day of sports

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you know, as a manufacturing organization, we're producing a lot of refuse. what are we gonna do about it? so, i just started small, just doing some baby steps along the way to get people involved. and what was so interesting to me was how passionate people were about this subject. and really what i ended up doing is igniting people to follow really something that was so important to them. and i let them really take the lead. and today you will see everything we've done has really been a culmination of really opening up that pathway for the employees to just say, "hey, what else you want to do? let's try it." for example, our cafeteria, you're going to have three bins, two compost bins, one recycle, and then a small garbage refuse landfill. but you'll see that there's a pollinator pathway, which means there's really -- this is a facility that's been put together, in terms of its planting, to help the bees.

we put in a community garden. we have almost 400 pounds out of that community garden of fruits and vegetables that go to the local food bank. every year i get one tomato they give me out of the garden every year. it's the cutest thing ever. i'm like, "that's it?" but that's all i would ever want because i just love that all of those fruits and vegetables are going to the local food bank. >> tell me a little bit about being a certified b corporation. >> i was reading about a b corp -- i don't know -- maybe six years ago, and i really liked what i read. and i had no intention for us to become a b corp. i say we try to run our organization by people, product, and profit. and i think that -- you know, everything we're doing in the world of sustainability, it really just fits in with that whole mantra of making sure that we're taking care of our people. and the people means the community, and the b corp means we're looking at the whole community. so, it all to me just goes hand in hand and works together. >> i think what we should do now is go see some of these areas you discussed. >> i am so excited to show you some of this stuff because it's great that we get to chat, but now you get to see

all the good work that everyone has done at this company. there's actually a lot right here in this one row. so, really, it starts with the fact that we now only use silverware. before, we were using compost silverware, but at the same time it still has to be composted. so, we have now reversed that. we userwe. e cstaed a sink. you can see that for the mayonnaise, the ketchup, the mustard, the sugar packet. we don't want anything to be discarded that doesn't have to be discarded. >> got it. >> we have almost 900 solar panels up here. we installed these years ago. we're the number-one facility in the state with the most solar panels, and i'm proud to say we're not anymore because so many other companies are doing this. so, we get almost 20% of our energy from these solar panels. we got a bunch of different tomatoes, and, you know, i am allowed one a year. so, if you want, i can take my tomato now. >> oh, i don't want to be a part of that. >> oh, look, look, look. what do you think? ooh. oh! >> it fell off. >> it fell in my hand. it's my tomato now! i can't wait to eat it. this is the beginning

of the pollinator pathway, and this has been designed so the bees have a pathway and the butterflies have a place they can come to do their thing, be safe, and do what bees do. >> what a great behind-the-scenes tour. is there anything else you want to share with us before we get out of your hair here on what bigelow tea is doing as far as their sustainability initiatives and efforts? >> no, i guess i just really want to thank you because you highlight all the work that we're doing that we're very, very proud of. and, to me, i look at it as two ways -- people can understand all the good work we're doing, but also other companies who maybe don't know how to go into this world of sustainability can watch this and say, "hey, i can do that." so, that'd be a wonderful result of getting an opportunity to spend time with you and showing all the fun stuff we're doing. >> well, the pleasure was all of ours. thank you again. thank you for watching. to learn more about bigelow tea and their sustainability initiatives and efforts, visit bigelowtea.com and follow them on all of your favorite social-media platforms. we'll see you next time. >> the preceding advertisement

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