outdoor activities if you possibly can. and here's what you can do to help save power during the flex alert if you have aircond srta't charge your electric car or use major appliances during that time and turn off any unnecessary lights. all right. now, let's go to abc 7 news meteorologist mike nico with a look at the hot forecast mike. it says good as advertised day and kristen. hi everybody on this labor day. we are laboring to get through and find some relief from the heat. there are a few select areas as you look at the currents and that is half moon bay 73 look at that ocean temperature 54, but we're in the mid 90s in san francisco oakland san mateo near 100 in hayward and 97 in union city everybody else on the screen at least 100 to 110 in places like brentwood 11 in novato these temperatures even warmer than yesterday if you've been outside you can tell they

are double digits warmer. here's a place you could go but even santa cruz is i just set a record high today of about 94. here's what we are forecasting just about everywhere but san francisco two-degree shy of a record high those numbers are coming in right now and i'll update you as we go through this hour. so what is happening outside through thursday? we still have temperatures that could be up to 98 even a 102's possible tomorrow in redwood city. so the san francisco bay shoreline the marine coastal range in that heat advisory the most dangerous heat where we have the high the very high risk of heat illness is everywhere you see and pink to darker red there. that's where we could be 115 to 116 through at least thursday, solano county lake and mendocino county's dan until friday. i think you're gonna love the weekend forecast. i'll show you that coming up after this. i have no doubt mike. thanks very much. well as the temperatures rise power is becoming more of an issue of this afternoon prompting another call to try to conserve as much electricity as we possibly can abc 7 news.

anchor karina. nova is in the newsroom with more on tonight's flex alert and why tomorrow karina could be even worse. yeah. those rolling outages are a possibility today and tomorrow as we deal with this extreme heat event across the state. i spoke to pg&e about how the decision is made to cut power what areas are impacted and for how long you'll be without power of those rolling outages are needed. this is the real-time energy demand and you can see this this is the website that they use and this is the system demand in megawatts compared to the forecasted demand and they update this every five minutes on that graph so you can actually take a look at it yourself and right now it seems like we're in good shape, but this is what they look at when they look to see if those rolling outages may happen if we go above that megawatt capacity and that is why we are under an energy emergency alert one today from five to ten. that means you are strongly urged to use less energy the,

california. operators watching the supply and demand for the grid in real time cal iso says the impact on the power grid will determine the decision on whether power needs to be shut off for residents. if we get to that point where all of these other tools that we have described are the energy the demand response the emergency response are operating reserves if those are exhausted at that point, we would be conveying to the utilities that it would be time to drop load and the utilities the individual utilities into inside of our balancing authority our service area within allocate those rotating outages to their customers. they would make the determination about the best way to allocate them. pg&e tells me once they know from calaiso how much load is needed. they determine where they can shed that amount pg&e then targets circuit blocks to meet the required energy total provided by cal iso. no if you're wondering for how long they limit those rotating outages to about one hour to two

per customer block and the rolling outages and when cal iso directs pg&e to restore power to all customers, you can learn more at pg&e.com/rotating outages you can type in your address and get more information there. pg&e says they try to make sure customers are not impacted back to back so today and tomorrow if they do need to shut off your power you'll be notified through social media or a phone call, but pg&e says that it is not always possible to notify customers in advance if immediate action is needed also, it is important to note that even if we don't see outages today tomorrow's weather is expected to be worse, so happen tomorrow live in the newsroom karina nova abc 7 news even hotter karina. thank you because heat affects everyone differently. the national weather service has developed a heat risk forecast. take a look at this. it provides a quick view of risk potential over the coming upcoming seven days.

it scales similar to the air quality index from a green zero, which is no elevator risk to magenta for which is a very high risk for everyone over an extended period you can check that out now if opeos7 neom wel despite the excessive heat in brentwood a popular water park is closed today abc 7 news reporter loose pena spoke with disappointed families about this and she is live in brentwood with the story loose. donna just checked my phone and it's a hundred and twelve degrees here in brentwood. it is hot and the families that you see right behind us are making good use of this small water park located right outside of brentwood city hall, but about five minutes from this location many kids were not as lucky. nine-year-old randy and 11 y yer old joshua don't know each

other. but today they have something in common disappointed. sad that they're closed. because it's a hot day. they showed up wearing their bathing suits ready to jump in the water at the brentwoods family aquatic complex at first glance. they thought the park was somewhat empty and then realized it was actually closed. what did he tell your kids? i you say so sorry about this. and because also i can't explain anything because it's just surprise and it's not a good surprise alfredo ramirez said his kids went to bed last night. looking forward to athe wat pk. yo guys l's go exced. ye. mmm too inn email t brentwoo' cecytor of parksedhy ty park. he said the forecasted temperatures are passing 110 degrees quote creates an

increased risk for our staff working outdoors. he also added even on a 15 minute rotation, which would be about a short as we could go each live card would need two breaks after every two spots and we just don't have the staff for that during the summertime. it does heat up a lot here. so majority of people are kind of used to these type of days, but it is hotter than usual the city opened several cooling centers for residents this one at the parks and rec facility is seen about 50 people a day. one of them is brenda someone who is on house like yourself having a place like this. makes a big difference. yes, it's essential. i don't know what i would do if this wasn't here and sometimes the library they allow you to go in there as well. brentwood's family aquatic complex will remain closed until tuesday, but as you can see kids behind me will continue to be able to enjoy small water parks like the one that you see right

here. all you can do in a hot day like today is just go for the water either jumping in the water or drinking water. life in brentwood news peña abc 7 news. thanks louis very much. bart is slowing trains in areas where temperatures are forecast to be 100 degrees or higher. the agency is warning riders to expect delays on the antioch line because trains will be operating at reduced speeds that's being done to prevent another derailment like we saw in june in concord. that's when hot weather caused the rails to warp triggering a derailment. crowds started pulling into stinson beach very early this morning. some people came hours away to get away from the heat coming up at 5 o'clock. why not? all those visitors are exactly welcome to local residents. i7 capture bumper to bumper traffic on highway 92 in half moon bay. also trying to get to the coast the commute slowed to a crawl in the area as many the drivers were just trying to make their way to the beach. now to the southern beaches a

live picture from santa cruz where you can see lots of people just enjoying that slightly cooler temperature there and they can jump into the water that helps that does help and san francisco beaches were packed this afternoon from baker beach to ocean beach abc 7 news reporterly anna lenders in the city on how people manage to beat the heat if it hadn't been for the golden gate bridge the beach at chrissy field in san francisco could have easily been mistaken for any other in los angeles crowded and cooking. people showed no hesitation when jumping in the water something many do only wants a year when temperatures soar. how did it feel it was cold? it was cold, but it was refreshing right? yeah, so in a hot day like this jumping in the water feels good, but it was kind of cold this man admitted coming from a town near tracy to escape the heat that's about 116 degree compared to about 85 degree big different. it's so hot out there.

you cannot breathe. no. no, i'm a city boy. i can't i don't do over 85. no, no at one o'clock this afternoon. it was 88 degrees in san francisco on seasonably hot for the city, but you can still do a lot more things here than you could in the east bay 8 labs to go and these three riders won all taking part in a bicycle competition would not be most people's first choice in the heat but better here in san francisco then in other much hotter places in the bay area even the younger riders had their race 10 year old sophia. avery was among those competing mostly just laying around so i don't get too hot when i move around limited mobility is what this bulldog name jello did best today. it's short for gelato. actually. yeah, we call him jello, but his real name is gelato. you would love to have some of that right now. oh, it's a perfect. my day to have it for sure one thing to hold on to is that the

heat in san francisco is but a fleeting thing in san francisco leanne melendez abc 7 news you can check temperatures anytime in the weather on demand section of the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app downloaded for roku apple tv, amazon fire and google tv. evacuation orders are in for those living in the path of the mill fire they have now been lifted that fire burning in siskiyou county is 40% contained the california department of forestry and fire protection says the fire has grown by less than 10 acres since yesterday. it's burned about 4,200 acres overall though and 100 buildings. 66 year old woman and a 73 year old woman both died in the fire, but authorities have not released their names. they're currently more than a dozen fires actually burning across california. take a look. one of the biggest is the mountain fire also in siskiyou county so far this fire season nearly a quarter of a million acres have burned in the state of california. holiday travel the return home

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let's give you a live. look at conditions along the east shore freeway from our emeryville camera the holiday coupled with the fact that many families are driving closer to the coast to get away from the heat has really turned bridges and freeways into parking lots heading across the bay bridge right now. plaza looks okay. that is traffic has been the heaviest during midday and afternoon hours going into the city over the holiday weekend a live look from san jose where traffic is picking up. although not really too bad there as people make their way home from the holiday weekend, but dan as you can imagine everybody is on those coastal roads right now. yeah, true trying to stay. a cool and enjoy the last little bit of the labor day weekend. well another reminder from the california highway patrol not to drink and drive today. the chp is wrapping up its labor day weekend maximum enforcement campaign and that will continue throughout the day today and into the evening and you know experts say this is the biggest labor day travel weekend in three years and while delays and cancellations are not as bad as

they were over memorial day weekend still pretty rough. yeah abc news reporter alexis. christopherous has a look. for many americans the summer travel season is ending the way it started with flight delays and cancellations originally was supposed to leave at 7 am we were getting like updates all day or all week really and now it's leaving at 10 more than 5,000 flight delays at us airport since sunday about 300 canceled flights staffing shortages blamed for most of the travel troubles. they had thousands of people waiting. i mean it took us hours to get on that plane the tsa screening more than six million people since friday more than even before the pandemic in 2019. this is the busiest. i've seen it according to travel app hopper nearly 13 million passengers were scheduled to fly from us airports over the holiday weekend travel is back that people are excited to get out there and take those trips

that many folks hadn't felt comfortable doing over the past few years. but with the number of flights actually down 10 15 percent. there are very few empty seats on airplanes and don't expect much room on the roads. either according to triple a 80% of travelers are driving rather than flying this labor day weekend, but at least they're getting some relief at the pump gas prices averaging $3.78 for a gallon of regular a lot better than the five dollars a gallon we saw in june if you're already planning some fall travel. there is some good news experts pre fewer delays and cancellations in september and october as airlines ramp up their staff and demand for travel cools down alexis christopher's abc news, new york. right. let's turn back to this heat and get the latest temperatures out there kristen. i really you cannot underestimate. ate it's so hot carnival cruise

just left. we're done. we've had enough we came here to beat the heat we came here to buy sweaters and sweatshirts and all the things we talk about san francisco being when it's hot everywhere else. well, nope. we're that today all kidding the side it gets even more dangerous tomorrow. here's a look from emeryville and you can see there's not a cloud in the sky so far hottest. temperature's 11 in santa rosa. that's the hottest so far this year along with that 11 in livermore, and those aren't even the official highs at 102 in san jose ties the record everybody else pretty close. sfo 97 98 is hot as we've been so far this year so dangerous heat in that heightened fire threat through at least friday record warm. now, here's the key record warm low and high temperatures. it means there's not much relief coming if you don't have access to ac during the overnight hours, especially if you live me weekend up to 10 to 30 degrees cooler not a cloud to be found there on the visible satellite. we're between areas of high pressure in fact just above the

surface we had an offshore breeze today and that's what brought the 90s the mid 90s into places like san francisco now, we've got a breeze starting to set up but we're still looking at a very stuffy evening coming our way. look at that. we're still near 100 inland by eight o'clock mid 80s around the bay but 66 at the coast and you can see 60 70s and still some 90s at 10 o'clock. and that's what leads to such difficult and challenging sleeping whether tonight is all of a sudden the 60s and 70s away from the coast in the 50s, but those yellows and oranges you see in our higher elevations. those are the 70s in the 80s and when we set the bar that high tomorrow is going to be even warmer. and today everybody in the south bay 100 to about 108 degrees 92 to 102 on the peninsula along the coast. there you go. we've got 70s and 80s 90s returning to downtown south san francisco eighties along the north bay coast till you get to bodega bay 76 look at that everybody. well over 100 tomorrow is actually one of the hottest days ever in the september in the bay

area and that's why you're not seeing so many record highs tomorrow low 90s to low 100s for the east bay 91 to 102. and here's a look at what's going on in the east bay everybody warmer than 110 degrees to 114 and it's a spare the air day tomorrow also so our all-time record high temperatures livermore forecasting one thirteen, santa rosa is gonna be close at 1:10, san jose 103 that's shower the 105 in redwood. city's 102 is short of that 106 so it could be worse but this will be the this go around now. he's going to try to tease us a little bit wednesday. it's gonna break nearly 10 degrees, but then look at thursday and friday it ramps back up and finally saturday. we're back in the 60s 70s 80s a few 90s and then mainly 60 70s and 80s over the weekend, but those extra clouds you see that's some tropical moisture coming up from hurricane k right now the thread of a thunderstorm is amenable but something we'll keep an eye on.

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alzheimer's interfere with a person's daily living whereas the normal aging process usually does not when tasks like going to the store for a loaf of bread present a challenge, that should be a red flag. they never get there. they get lost. they forget why they went out they come back without the loaf of bread if you have any concerns dr. ashton says to trust your gut and make an appointment for a formal medical evaluation. it should never be anyone's job to be their own doctor if you are concerned about some of your signs or symptoms or those of someone that you care about have a neurologist a medical professional evaluate that person so that you don't have to ask yourself. is this normal or is it not normal reina roy abc news, new york a big ruling today in the seizure of those top secret documents from mar-a-lago. what a florida judge said today and a major laying about jobs

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a flex alert for six straight day. everyone is being asked to conserve power to try to prevent rolling blackouts. the flex alert has been extended an additional hour into the night dan until 10 o'clock. yeah. that's right. the people who run the power grid say, that's because we're entering the most intense part of this heat wave. forecasted demand for monday and tuesday is at all time record levels and the potential for rotating outages has increased significantly. we're looking at energy deficits of 2 to 4,000 megawatts, which is as much as a 10% of normal electricity demand. officials say we're going to need to double our efforts in the next few days to prevent rolling blackouts. the outages right now those orange squares you see on the pg&e map. show areas with up to 5,000 customers without power you can see locations in concord morgan hill pleasant hill and sunnyvale. these are not power safety outages the one that they do

automatically we do not have word on. what's actually behind these outages. right, but again entering really hot period during the day and we've got more to come kristen. yeah, mike even. in sanford, right? right 93 degrees and you can feel every bit of it up here even with the breeze. you can definitely tell it's unusual here in san francisco. now tomorrow while we're worried about the energy consumption is everybody outside. the sierra is under some type of heat advisory watch or warning tomorrow's going to be the hottest day across the board with temperatures in tahoe 90. look at that 114 in sacramento 115 in fresno mid upper 90s in the la basin to even some low 90s around san diego for us highs tomorrow anywhere from 90 in san francisco. all right, let's say where we're in the 90, san francisco richmond oakland san mateo the coast in the 70s everybody else.

100 at least even one sixteen in fairfield. so tomorrow look at when these records were set for tomorrow only two years ago, and we're going to set some new records. again within two years. so tomorrow's the hottest day a little bit of a break wednesday hotter again, thursday friday hot and then saturday sunday and monday. dan is going to feel much nicer. but until then your body's gonna get broken down every day, especially with that poor sleep. we're getting. yeah. you're right. we've got a long few days ahead. 114 tomorrow wow, mike. thank you. well students across the bay area. we'll return to class tomorrow and it's going to still be very hot as you know, san jose unified says it's schools all have ac they're going to have students spend recess and lunch periods indoors for the most part. is pretty late in the year, so it's unusual to have this level of heat for this many days in a row during the school year. so i think that's a little bit different and then i think you know just the temperatures that we're seeing are record setting for sure. if rolling blackouts do hit and

power is cut she says the schools will stay open and faculty will do everything they can to keep conditions cool and safe for everyone remember check temperatures any time in the weather on demand section of the abc 7 bay area streaming app wherever you stream developments in the investigation of those document seized by the fbi at mar-a-lago a federal judge granted former president trump's legal team a special master to oversee the review of those documents like he wanted. abc news reporter and win has the latest on the ruling. of federal judge granting a request from former president donald trump's legal team to appoint a special master to review the document seized from the fbi's raid at mar-a-lago. judge aileen cannon citing the interest in ensuring the integrity of an orderly process amids, swirling allegations of bias and media leaks canon at the same time blocking the department of justice from using ti of the special

masters review, but she adds that this order would not impede on the ongoing assessment of any possible damage to national security, but intelligence community the decision comes after trump had asked for a third party attorney to be appointed following the fbi's august search which found more than 11,000 us government documents more than a hundred of which were marked classified trump at a rally this weekend blasting the fbi's raid the shameful raid and breaking of my home ago was a trave have justice the justice department had objected to any special master appointment related to executive privilege arguing. it was irrelevant. since trump is no longer in office judge cannon, ultimately setting a new deadline ordering the doj and trump's lawyer submit a list of potential special master candidates by friday. the department of justice says it's examining the opinion and will decide on how to move forward the statement did not mention whether the department will appeal and when abc news,

washington governor newsom signed into law a first in the nation bill, that would let fast food workers negotiate better pay in working conditions. it's one of two high-profile labor bills abc 7 news. anchor liz kreitz is in the newsroom with more on these two measures liz. hi, dan. yeah and a rare move president. biden has weighed in on one of the bills. it's currently sitting on the governor's desk. it's a bill that will give farm workers more flexibility and how they can vote in union elections meantime today the governor did pass that much debated fast food workers bill and while the california restaurant association is against it union workers say it's a huge step forward for employee rights. on this labor day governor newsom signed into law a first in the nation measure that will give more than half a million fast food workers across the state more powers and protections. i'm proud on labor day to sign that bill and to shrine it in law the new law will create a fast food council that lets fast food and other restaurant workers negot.

iate to set minimum standards for pay hours. and conditions sciu the labor union backing the legislation shared the decision and said they hope it would inspire similar effort elsewhere. this is indeed a watershed moment in the history of the labor movement. the bill passed the state legislature last week, but with split down party lines with all republican lawmakers voting against it republican gubernatorial candidate state senator, brian dolly said the bill would hurt businesses and drive up the cost of products. there are no slaves. it worked for california businesses period you can quit any day you want and you can go get a job someplace else if you don't like your employer. the measure is one of two high profile labor bills recently sent to newsom's desk. the second is ab-2183 a measure backed by united farm workers that would expand union organizing rights for agricultural workers by allowing farm workers to vote in secrecy during union elections farm

workers have marched to the capital in recent weeks to raise awareness to vote currently as the law stands farm workers have to vote right there in the middle of the fields on the employers premises on the employers property and that creates all sorts of issues of intimidation. them has yet to sign the bill but in a rare move over the weekend president biden released a statement urging the governor to do so. he said quote in the state with the largest population of farm workers. the least we owe them is an easier path to make a free and fair choice to organize a union and the governor vetoed a similar bill last year, but the united. farm workers say they're hopeful this year. he will sign a especially now with the urging of president biden vice president harris and speaker pelosi are backing it to we did reach out to the governor's office today for comment, but we have not yet heard back in the newsroom liz croix abc 7 news. okay, liz. thanks very much. a new way to recycle all those leftover fast food napkins. the four four is next. the four four is next.

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for this labor day edition. the heat wave has just about everyone looking for an escape stinson beach really filled up fast today by noon. the marin county sheriff's department was asking people to stop showing up because the parking lots and street parking were already full in the east bay public pools in brentwood are closed through tomorrow because of an excessive heat situation, but because the city doesn't have adequate staffing to handle the crowds is why they're doing boy, that's tough. just got to find some way. got ideas spencer seek shade stay hydrated stay indoors if you have air conditioning don't drive if you don't have to i it's just this is difficult because it's going to last all week long. and if you don't have air conditioning go to spencer's yeah, come on over make friends with people who have air

conditioning. come on. let's let's be generous and share if you're one of those that has it and buy some friends over or keep an eye on the elderly for sure. yeah, but you know when you see these temperatures like 114 like mike you showed us earlier for tomorrow. that's that that's really pushing extreme for us at big time. we just don't see that very often. well labor day weekend is the unofficial end of summer and as we wrap up those summer vacations cnn has a new list of the most underrated destinations in the us to california locations made the list channel islands national park where it's all about nature and san luis obispo which has nearby wine regions hiking and beaches. actually. that's a really clever list. mike to give people all around the country some different ideas for vacations. anyone have any ideas. i'll start with you mike for other underrated sites in california that are fun to visit. i would throw out just for fun gold country murphy's and places like that. oh, yeah. think about that up there. you have some lakes and somewhere to find some refuge

from the heat. i'm trying to think. what's my favorite place in california? oh, probably where elsewhere in spencer you think too maybe around the country if there's an underrated. go ahead mike. oh, i was just thinking head up to the sequoias are up to the redwoods just to find some shade exactly. i was thinking about muir woods right lots of shade there and and then i like your idea about the old gold country out there. i've been out there. it's like like going to an old west town, you know, they still have these saloon looking buildings. you expect to a gunfight to start at any time right? it's fun. it's something different and that you know, i think it's a neat idea a christian you take fun vacations with your family to find different places not just in california around the country that maybe are off the beaten path. yeah, absolutely. go where everybody else. isn't you know and gold country? yeah, a lot of history. they're dan. okay, a federal judge has thrown

out a lawsuit over one of nirvana's most famous album covers spencer. elden is the baby on that cover now, he's 31 and elden filed suit claiming. the cover was child's sexual exploitation a judge tossed the lawsuit sting the statute of limitations has expired the lawsuit confused many fans because elder has posed. were recreations of this photo which by the way, this is cropped strategically you do see the whole baby right originally, right? but for the recreations, but yeah, i always think about that when parents have children who are like child models, you know, you sign up for things and the kids have no idea and sometimes when they're adults they may not like it. i think that was his thing is he didn't give consent? i think that was the biggest

part back then but he does now, right right. okay well now to a unique solution for all of those leftover napkins from fast food restaurants, nicole mclaughlin created a pair of cargo pants out of chipotle napkins. wow, she teamed up with chipotle for the promotion mclaughlin is known for her upcycling ideas on social media spencer clever idea. i like the chipotle chinos. i don't know how they hold up in the washing machine about that, but they do look kind of cool and fashionable. actually. i mean, they're well constructed you might say but you're right washing. it might be a whole different thing. you know these days mike we're they're making clothing out of recycled plastic bottles all kinds of things. we're finding ways to make clothing using things that we had previously thrown away in materials and cars also a lot of things now, that's true. i was thinking they made chaps those that sell really good and san francisco. yes. they would you're right. yeah in those chipotle jack and

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much faster pace than originally thought the glacier is larger than the state of florida and if it collapses imagine that it could raise the global sea level by several. feet hmm that is eye-opening. isn't it? well for all the power and magic that technology provides us there is an ongoing environmental struggle over the dangerous pollution that's left over when electronic devices and their life cycle abc7 meteorologist, mike nico's here again with a look at new all right, kristenan believe tht waste and if you've cleaned up in your own kitchen, it may seem familiar. they may have started out their lives sitting on your desk. but in the last year alone old computers and other electronic devices combined to create a stag. 57 million tons of e-waste and according to the united nations only a fraction of that gets recycled in the us enter berkeley labs researcher ting

shoe with a potential solution scrubbing valuable components from recycled electronics the way you might wash your dishes if we dissolve everything in the water bath and the heavy element all whatever the target it's building block your interested settle down to the bottom of it. then you can subsequently store them out professor shoe and her team turn to 3d printing to create scrubble computer circuits. the key is the material flowing out of the nozzle fellow researcher john pio quan says, it combines elements that conduct electricity with biodegradable material and activating enzymes that react to heated water. those enzymes can eat or treat the polymer chains in other words. just add water at the right temperature. the team says the sticky stuff separates from the expensive metals. conduct the electrical pulses after it separated. the metals can be recovered and recycled if they interested in environment, you know, and then recycle recycling, you know, then they'd probably can use

this materials. professor shoes says a water-based recycling system wouldus be an but tt's because usedsocia electronics are sometimes shipped to poor countries right now what people are using is their plastic inside. there's also value elements in there. they burn it together. they use a plastic as a few to do mining to get into a really high temperature and to mail the metal and then start to get in there. the work is still in the early stages, but she says the team shows readily available materials to make it easier for commercial companies to use them in their manufacturing. hope you that someday the environmental damage from use electronics can be away as well. that's pretty cool the team which included members from both berkeley lab and uc berkeley was also thinking ahead they engineered the circus to dissolve only at higher liquid temperatures. they say that strategy makes them practical for devices

implanted in the body. that's impressive mind-boggling, too. all right. thank you so much. mike. well taking a dive for a very big birthday life would be pretty dull if you don't embrace the adventures. the adventures. what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26? not one dime to get people off the streets and into housing 27 generates hundreds of million to help solve homelessness. the choice is clear yes on prop 27. you might take something for your heart... your joints... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life.

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jumping off from the plane. i went zip lining on my 80th birthday and someone asked me what i was gonna do next and without even thinking about it. i said, oh oh i'll just go skydiving. i didn't really think that it was ever going to happen, but then they went ahead and collected enough money for me to do this ready to do it. it's ready to do it. there you go. okay, that's what i like to hear. she's like the real wonder woman. she strong and loves the people. the family she liked the grandmother. i wish i had my grandma is super adventurous and she's so caring and loving i feel like everybody who is around her feels super included and feels super cared for and you know, she's somebody who is always gonna show up for you no matter what. first minute or two. it's gonna be kind of scary. she should be in this group

because you have to wait for the shoot to open, but after that i expect to be able to look down on god's earth. and enjoy what god has created. okay is my hero. we were created everybody say free fall to do good things. for each other it's that spirit that keeps her forever young. i'm sure by the way, no word yet on what ida plans to do on her 90 second birthday, but no doubt. it'll be big abc 7 news is streaming 24/7 get the abc 7 bay area streamingenever you want seronna do it for this edition of abc 7 news at 4 abc 7 news at 5:00 is coming up next with dan and alma with the latest information on this intense heat wave we have right now? remember we're in that thought flexible period now from now

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>> this is an extraordinary event. this is a record-setting heat wave in terms of duration and in california, we need to step up and work together. >> a flex alert is in effect and state officials are warning if californians do not conserve enough energy, there is a potential for rolling blackouts. >> the heat is creating an amazing strain on the power great. -- power grid. we have reporting about how people are coping with the heat.

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