the address where the woman was killed. we are expecting an update any moment. you can watch the news conference live on abc 7.com. and the app. >> flex alert in effect for the ninth day in a row. the flex alert was actually longer than usual extended from 3:00 until 10:00 and there is a spare the air alert for the sixth date in a row. >> mike nicco is out there in the heat once again. >> new record highs today but today is the last day of record highs. let's take a look at how we started it off this morning with some record warm low temperatures for the fourth consecutive morning -- third consecutive morning. livermore 73, santa rosa 59. even those that is comfortable that was a record temperature.

the high-pressure reasserted itself today and sure enough, where you see an asterisk that is a record high temperature. these are current temperatures. right now we are at record high temperatures. san jose 102, same thing at livermore, 111. it is warm around the bay. everybody wants to be in half moon bay where it is 68 degrees. in :00 heat advisory, less than four hours -- in :00 --8:00 heat advisory. there will still be 100 degree temperatures tomorrow in some parts of the bay. i will show you that. why are we under a flex alert again? almost the entire state under heat advisory all of this changes tomorrow and especially this weekend and i will show you that coming up. >> tomorrow. only a joa.

note -- only a day away. let's go to stephanie 11 the newsroom with the latest. >> another energy emergency alert level two from 4:00 to 9:00. when that reaches a level three alert, rolling lockouts could be imminent. -- rolling blackouts could be imminent. the flex alert has been extended from 3:00 until 10:00 tonight. here is the demand trend. updating every five minutes and notice we are right around 48,000 megawatts, slightly under the projected forecast. they asked acted demand is also -- the expected demand is also slightly lower than expected. the governor says 27 million

alerts went out to californians tuesday and within 45 minutes there was a 20 600 megawatt reduction in demand. pg&e says they are planning on doing that again tonight if we do not meet our goal. >> alerts have worked. they have helped californians conserve energy. as soon as the alert went out, we could see the drop in energy use. no californians are helping and preventing rotating outages. one more day, 3:00 p.m. until 10:00 p.m.. >> there have not been any rolling blackouts across the bay area gets. here is a look at the map and you can see no outages yet. pg&e says they have 13 generators that are feeding into the grid up to 16 megawatts in cloverdale which they say should help reduce the risk for outages across the bay area. how much longer are we in this?

cal expo says tomorrow will be another challenging day ahead. -- cal iso. we all have to remain vigilant. it really puts it in perspective when you realize these are some of the hottest temperatures we have seen on record in decades. >> and it just continues. hopefully do not see another stretch like this. and north bay a new calfire station is opening during this historic heatwave. more resources now available. abc news reporter live in santa rosa with more. i am sure if you checked many times today but how hot is it where you are? >> well, i stopped checking a few minutes ago but last time it was about 106. it is scorching up here. remnants of past wildfires but today, a brand-new calfire base

opened here at the base of the mountain behind me to better protect the area from wildfires. >> we have a morning briefing every morning. >> calfire's newest tool for fighting wildfires on the eastern edge of santa rosa. >> this is the first time we had a crew in sonoma county since the early 1990's. >> this former juvenile detention facility is home to the hand crews base. two at he until jaaran to>> lockers. some of the guys share them. >> they are moving to sonoma county from vacaville. firefighters will be ready to go if a wild fire breaks out. >> the fire station is opening during the hottest week in bay area history three of >> this

heatwave we are experiencing it has not improved our situations. >> any moisture left in weeds has been sucked dry by the intense heat as crews enter the most dangerous time in fire season, september and october. >> the heat and dry air has made the fuels more receptive to rapidfire growth. >> they cannot stop this fire. >> it is located at the base of hood mountain. significant fire history behind us, this crew is now centrally located in the county to be able to address some of the strategic fuel breaks we have been trying to bring online the last several years. >> i have to tell you a lot of neighbors are happy to see this brand-new calfire base move-in. some are in

siskiyou county today helping fight fires there but in between calls they will be trimming trees, cutting fire lines to better protect the area from wildfires. >> thank you. the white house unveiled a new web tool to help communities deal with the impact of climate change. the portal shows the real-time impact of wildfires, droughts, heat and sealevel rise. communities can zoom into their area to get more details about their specific vulnerabilities. it projects the impact of climate change in the future if greenhouse emissions are reduced or go unchecked. >> and will help communities, agencies and other levels of government better understand exposure to climate hazards. >> the white house expects communities to use the data to build up infrastructure they need to mitigate the effects of climate change. >> abate areas pumpkin farmers are hoping extreme heat -- a bay

area pumpkin farmers are hoping extreme heat does not disrupt their crop. >> it may only be early september but people are already getting excited for spooky season, halloween is right kereot at weeither>> pumpkins a, it melts, burns one side and after a couple weeks, it deteriorates. >> they have been hard at work to make sure everyone gets their jack-o'-lanterns for halloween. >> this is their field of pumpkins spread out and the work to protect them from this heat, actually started months ago. >> the whole -- an old farmer

told me you have to build the house before you put people in it meaning built the plant frame . that is done early on in the growing stage. a lot of fertilizer and water. >> think of it like leaves for grapes at a vineyard. the best way to keep them shaded and cool, but that still does not mean that heat does not take its toll. >> it is drying down a little bit but still has great coverage. this year i difrent sto >> witho plan cove t cld qte a . here we have great coverage of our plants and the pumpkins look amazing. >> ready to pick, carved and have ready for halloween night. in san jose, abc7news. >> you can keep track of

temperatures anytime you want in the weather on demand section of the streaming tv after, download it for free on roku, amazon and google tv. >> heat and climate change. remembering queen elizabeth, her bay area connection and how people here are paying tribute. people here are paying tribute. what they are have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i love my phone. i would never switch to samsuuu... (gasping)

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>> the latest on the death of queen elizabeth. the uk's longest-serving monarch ever. the 96-year-old died while she was on summer break in scotland. >> we have a live picture from outside buckingham palace where people have been leaving attributes all day long. a look at the long life of>>ist. queen elizabethi ingy, in scotland where she had been on summer break. the royal family rushing to her side. the 96-year-old's death came after she canceled a virtual meeting wednesday. her doctors concerned about her health advising her to rest area she was last seen in public tuesday and she swore in the new prime minister liz truss.

her majesty was never expected to take the throne. that change in 1936 when her father unexpectedly became king george vi. soon after marrying navy officer philip. prince charles born in 1948 was the first of their four children. after battling an illness her father died in 1952. 25-year-old and says, no queen. there were low moments among the highs. >> in 1997, and since diana died in a car crash in paris. the queen faced backlash after taking several days to publicly mourn and pay tribute to her former daughter-in-law. her son prince andrew involved in sx scandal. through it all, the queen remains in the steady center of

her growing family and always supported by prince philip, her husband of 73 years until his death intoday marks the end of e second -- the end of an extraordinary rain that has been seven decades and so much change. saying goodbye to a much loved matriarch and monarch. abc news london. >> in the bay area the church bells at grace cathedral in san francisco rang out this afternoon in honor of queen elizabeth. people are paying tribute to the queen all across the bay area. >> live in the newsroom with reaction. >> about 40 years ago 16 stanford university students had lunch with the queen when she visited california.

one w ainust asophomore then tas remembering that men it w 1 e of qen etrmresidentisof pple meet wa a stanford university software. >> i was one of the lucky students. >> the moment was captured almost 40 years ago when andrew got ready to meet the queen. here he was in his dorm room preparing for the big moment. >> she had a wonderful way of putting you at ease. >> do you still talk about it? >> it does come up, sometimes it's used as trivia as an icebreaker. >> former san francisco mayor is also remembering queen elizabeth ii during her visit to california she made a trip to

sacramento. brown wasn't assembly speaker then. >> -- was an assembly speaker then. >> clearly had not been a real briefing by her staff people on what should or should not occur in that visit. i did not know that certain sites you should walk on and those kinds of things. i had to wing it. she wings it as well.>> her the0 members and so she turned to me and said no. she said they were all standing. >> in san francisco's japan town -- >> here is a photograph from 1977 when she celebrated her jubilee. >> the owner is also honoring the queens legacy with afternoon tea.

this is a tradition the queen has done throughout her life. one of her favorite t's black tea. many are gathering to honor her by drinking her favorite tea. to the queen. >> i am from canada and we love our queen. >> if you want to pay tribute to the queen you can go to san francisco city hall where they have a special book you can sign. the book will be delivered. in the newsroom, abc7news. >> you can watch more of the queen's to the bay our abc seven streaming app. >> tonight at 8:00, queen elizabeth ii the legacy, the life. at 9queelizabeth ii. >> let's get to the major bay area news of the day and that is

the continuing heatwave. i saw the temperature in the car said 110. i'm hoping this is almost over. >> it is. those types of temperatures are over. still some left tomorrow in the eastern parts of contra costa and alameda county. may be down around gilroy and morgan hill buffer everybody else that heatwave ends at about 8:00 tonight. one more flex alert and i think all of that false by the wayside as we head through the weekend. dynamic changes coming this weekend. last day to day suffering record-breaking heat. hot temperatures last night, sharply cooler this weekend, almost 30 degrees cooler compared to today. it will be a lot more cloud cover which will help with the cooling. the marine layer will also come through. more humidity though.

national weather service out of sacramento put a time lapse and i posted it, a pyro cumulous cloud developing out of the mosquito fire. we are obviously going to have to start turning our attention back to those kinds of items because they are still out there. as far as us, no cloud cover. we have temperatures in the 60's at the coast while the rest of us are in the 80's, 90's and 100s. today was one of our hottest dates moving forward. there is a little bit of a breeze but it is mainly going to be along the coast as we head through the evening hours. temperatures will be very stuffy through about 9:00. two nights temperatures mid 50's to upper 70's. some areas santa rosa, livermore and san jose are record low temperatures again tonight for the fourth and final night.

and yet milpitas, 90's to near 100 in the south bay. even though the heat breaks out of those advisories it will still be very warm tomorrow. mid to upper 60's along the coast, low to upper 70's in downtown and self san francisco. -- south san francisco. 100 around callous day got northward. plenty of 100s in our inland ease make neighborhoods. you get the relief finally saturday. kate is coming up and it will cost some flooding, possibly mudslides and damaging winds to our self -- south. we may have a stray shower saturday, some sprinkles sunday morning but the temperatures will be the biggest weather story starting saturday.

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>> in a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7news. >> the heat continues and a flex alert is in effect for a ninth day in a row. it's been extended from 3:00 until 9:00 p.m. >> here is a live look at the cal iso website where you can see the power supply and demand. .

right now, no rotating outages have been called on. >> let's go back up to the roof and meteorologist mike nicco. we are almost through this. mike: so close, larry. that was going to be my opening line for those that are just joining us or those just joining us, but it :00 tonight, he'd advisory, gone. the excessive heat warning expires, except for solano county. here is a look at those temperatures, 108 in ukiah. 100s in our east bay neighborhoods. everywhere else, 90's inland. 60's return back to the coast. the reason why we are in a flex alert tomorrow, it will be hot across the entire state, but look what happens saturday and

sunday. 80's coming back, 90's, even rain across southern california, and we will have clean air. no more spare the air alerts after today. get ready to get those winter coats out next week as we have highs in the 60's and 70's for tuesday, wednesday and thursday. it will feel great this weekend. larry: winter coats, it might be early for that. the united states ambassador to the united nations linda thomas-greenfield spoke at the aadf ek a 77th session of the u.n. general assembly. she said the u.s. will be focused on the three key issues at this meeting. our reporter spoke with a master thomas greenfield and has more. >> the history of the united nations began 77 years ago at the fairmont hotel in san francisco. it is where the u.n. charter was drafted. it is where ambassador thomas

greenfield chose to spoke. >> i said, get me a u.n. charter, and i thought i would get a book like the bible. >> ambassador thomas greenfield will join president biden at the 77th session of the u.n. general assembly. the war in ukraine will be front and center, but the ambassador said the u.s. will be focused on the three issues, food insecurity, which she says has been made worse due to the war and flooding in parts of pakistan and africa. >> it is the worst food insecurity crisis i've experienced in my close to 40 years working as a diplomat. >> the next is global health. ambassador thomas greenfield said the u.s. will challenge countries to meet the call to replenish the $18 billion global health fund to tackle issues like malaria, hiv aids and tuberculosis. >> we have agreed we will contribute one dollar for every two dollars of a country's

contribution. that puts our contribution at about $6 billion. >> she says the u.s. will discuss ways to improve the u.n. system to better deal with modern crises, including efforts to reform the security council. >> the security council should better reflect the current global realities and incorporate more geographically diverse perspectives. >> the ambassador positive visit includes a visit with representative barbara lee to discuss climate change. >> this is not an issue for the next generation. > critics of the united nations .2 corruption, but ambassador thomas greenfield said it is still important because countries cannot tackle issues on their own. >> we can't address climate change by ourselves. we cannot address peace and security issues without bringing

member states into a single place where we can wk in s>> ab. >> crews have begun to clean up the massive homeless encampment under interstate 880 in oakland. ltrans workers began clearing up debris at the wood street site. it is estimated some 200 people live at the site. a first for oakland, the city is vowing to return land that was taken from indigenous tribes. mayor libby schaaf announced an agreement to give back five acres of land that once belonged to the ohlone tribe. the tribe hopes to build a basket structure that will be used for reflection. >> the baskets hold things, so

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it won't be 70 years, but hopefully a good rain, but hard to match hers. larry: extremely emotional for a lot of people who follow the royals and are big fans of the queen because of her long legacy. from a practical standpoint, the transition to king charles in terms of dollars alone or pounds, i should say, if you look at the money, it's got the queen on it. they've got to print new bills for king charles, and with all of the changes that have to be made with logos, everywhere throughout the u.k., this will cost billions of dollars actually. >> how many pounds of got? larry: five. >> i wonder what that will be worth. larry: with the queens likeness. bills are in circulation, what will taper off. >> i wonder if they have to take the money out as they put the money in, or they will create inflation to larry: they will

figure it out. >> they haven't had to think about it for 70 years. larry: the nfl season kicks off tonight, but the biggest chatter is not about the action on the bry's maiageut to reports began surfacing yesterday that he and wife gisele are now living apart and could be headed for divorce. the news comes weeks after brady break from traingamp to deal with a personal matter. is goi on inside their household, but i would presume that if the issue that seems to be speculated upon is him coming back to play -- >> he unretired.'s larry: one would presume if he plays this year that they would

be fine. casey: put yourself in gisele's shoes. they've got three kids. she's like, i am bearing the burden, you are leaving, you are coming back. i could see why that would be frustrating. >> a source of friction. mike: he's got a shelf life as a football player, so you can see his side. plus, he's got that competitive spirit, and how many proactively to do you see fall on hard times or other things because they cannot get that high once they are out of the sport. he is setting unprecedented records, and he is 4500 larry: she wants to have a husband who will be able to walk andalk and do things with her. >> and let's not forget that

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we have a brand that is very unique, and why not be in the ferry building? why not serve to the masses? some of the people coming to sf should have a sentences of staple. kristen: everything is good, but it is filipino. tell our viewers what makes it unique. >> filipino is the base of our concept, and we incorporate in mexican dishes like burritos, tacos, rice plates and other fun stuff. larry: this is so hefty. you loaded this thingyou are no >> you guys are going to be hungry, so we wanted to come prepared. kristen: you aren't going to tell me the recipe, will you? i love it on rice or in burrito form, and i love how you marinate it.

it is such a bay area special thing. >> you have to come and experience it. larry: mike was doing bicep curls with one of the burritos. it is too messy for me to eat because i have to keep talking for a few hours, but what has been the reaction? >> we've been open for 12 years, and we have a big following. a lot of the people who have had us and have not had us are coming by the building to congratulate us. until now, it's hard to soak in, but from our customers, our new customers just knowing about us, it has been humbling for us to take that in and represent not only being filipino-american but a w nct in the building. mike: can i ask a question? what was your influence?

i am tasting different nationalities of food within one bite. what was your influence? > what are you having now? mike: i am having the vegan chicken cali. >> that burrito is the california burrito with the fries, and it is a vegan option. everything in that burrito is vegan from the sour cream to the cheese to the tortilla. in the ferry building, you can experience all the items and turn all of the items into a vegan twist. kristen: congratulations on the big move to the ferry building. do you still have food tracks? >> yes. larry: thank you. larry: thank you. mornings are our time, and i couldn't let stiff joints slow me down. so i started taking ostjoin..flex every day ..linically shn improve

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work. "ouwives n" tet mbsd comedian wayne brady, jordin sparks, charlie demello, along with arnold schwarzenegger's son, just to name a few. larry: dancing with the stars premieres monday, september 19 at 5:00 p.m. on disney plus. not only is it disney plus day today. more is still ahead tomorrow. kristen: it is d23

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at 9:00, queen elizabeth ii: a royal life, a special edition of 20/20. stay with us for abc7news at 11:00. today is disney plus day, but the party continues tomorrow with the annual d23 expo. george pennacchio from our sister station in los angeles has a preview. george: one of the exhibits is called "step in time," celebrating 100 years of disney. you can pose like steamboat willie, take a look at mary at disnlas eninlia, or trkhat started all of the parks around the world, and we are proud of this. george: for fans, you could say that this is a "wonderful world of disney." >> we have guests from all 50 states and 43 countries coming from around the world for three days of marvel, disney, pixar,

star wars, national geographic. george: this venue is packed with merchandise. the d 23 expo marketplace will offer people at home some of the same items that you can buy here. >> items from all ages and for everyone to experience is special. you can get something small and fun or get a collectors piece. george: the upcoming "strange world" and "something else." >> think of all of your favorite things in the last 100 years, but something brand-new to launch us into the next 100 years. george: and it is behind the black curtain? >> it is behind the black curtain. kristen: it is going to be the big reveal, and i cannot wait. it is disney plus day, and you can get one month of disney plus for $1.99. for new and returning subscribers, find out at

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