nking charles the third was just officially announced as the official monarch of britain. a historic meeting this morning formally confirmed his role. >> this morning britain's new king making a new declaration about the queen's death. i know how deeply you and the entire nation and the whole world sympathized with me and the irreparable loss we have all

suffered. this after the a session council signed the official proclamation as britain bids goodbye to his longer -- longest serving monarch. in his first address is caving, charles the third pay tribute to his mother. >> to my darling mama. as you begin your last great journey to join my dear papa. i want to say thank you. charles was with his mother during her last days in scotland. a new monarch meeting the new prime minister. the two seen together in this video since the queen's death.

the king also naming prince william and dutchess king the new prince and princess of wales a title that has not been used since princess diana. i want to also express my love for harry and meghan as they continue to build their lives overseas. from buckingham palace, millions are mourning the queen while looking ahead to the future. on this proclamation day the king also being proclaimed from the balcony of the palace. stephanie: the bay area is memory the queen.

you can find a collection of historic footage from queen elizabeth's only visit to the bay area right on our bay area app that is available to download. there have been several horrific cases of domestic violence in the bay area that are making headlines this morning. calling attention to hidden tragedy. friday, a domestic violent suspectanother case on wednesda, woman's boyfriend was arrested after she was found stabbed to death. we have been covering the deaths of two other women that were both murdered at the hands of romantic partners. >> every time i saw her i would beg her not to talk to him. when there is someone abusing your daughter, don't let it go. stephanie: the most shocking

case is in san carlos were a woman was beheaded in the street. she leaves behind two young daughters. the suspect was the father to one of the children. castro's family says she has a restraining order against the suspect but continue to interact with him. a sheriff's deputy has been charged with murder. 24-year-old devon williams was dating 40 two-year-old maria tran. tran was separated from her husband. the two were shot and killed on wednesday. a different family member who was in the home identified williams as the shooter. research shows that domestic

violence increased to record levels around the world following, covid 19. >> the covid-19 lockdowns were put into place to stop the spread of the pandemic. but it may have led to an increase in domestic violence. the cdc reports that one in four women in the united states and one and 10 men experience a form of domestic violence. domestic violence incidents in the u.s. increased i more than 8% during the pandemic lockdown. >> it becomes easier when you're able to isolate the person you are harming.

research shows that the extra stress lead to violence. >> the increased cost and decrease income, that was a prime reason why survivors of intimate partner violence can't leave. in 2021, there was a survivor care fund established. as post-pandemic life returns to normal, that does not mean the problem will go away. >> a lot of advocates are concerned that a lot of covid relief does not begin with the most impacted people. >> she says there needs to be

more resources and support for those trying to leave abusive situations. >> we are talking about going back to normal but the normal did not work for a lot of people. especially here in the bay area, there are always people at the margins. stephanie: we want you to know that if you need an ally to deal with issues like domestic violence you can find one by going to abc's news.com. fire officials say highway one in southern marin county is so overgrown it is not safe. >> this is sure a vine highway. jim casper shows his source of worry for 20 years. a wildfire starting near

shoreline highway. there's a lot of debris on the roadway that could easily cost fire. this road is the only evacuation route to safety for thousands of neighbors. fire officials agree it is not safe. >> the problem with that section of the highway is that it is overgrown with eucalyptus. >> the chief says that is clear to anyone who drives this stretch of roadway. the potential of fire threat is definitely there. that is why marin county got a one million-dollar grant to remove trees and brush on a two mile section of the highway from poplar to panoramic highway. we need to make that corridor safe. mandatory evacuations can be chaotic during a wildfire.

last year, the valley prepared for the worst facing this drill. shoreline highway can be a parking lot. we found that out on labor day when it took us more than 2.5 hours to travel 10 miles. that is why jim believes a safer evacuation route is long overdue. >> anything that can help with evacuation and keeping the fire risk down is important. >> the project will start this fall. the challenge will be cutting all those tree limbs without making the traffic worse. stephanie: before we had to break let's check in with francis. we will have cooler weather today with the clouds returning to bring the tempe upper 80's.

i will have your forecast in just a few minutes. stephanie: also a scramble at the airport as crews clear out a homeless encampment. why people who live there say they need more time to clear out. in the algae bloom houses bided.

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says it is working to make space available for those displays. some neighborhoods are still without power in the bay this morning. we have reached out for when people can expect to have their lights back on but thankfully, we are seeing some relief from the extreme heat for the first time in 11 days. they say they are deeply grateful for helping keep the grid online. no flex alert has been scheduled for today. nowhere as bad as two years ago. this guys had a touch of orange from wildfires burning to the north and east of us.

take a close look at this smoky, hazy sky. >> the wind feels like it brings everything to san francisco. experts say they are monitoring air quality for smoke impacts. a lot of that smoke is aloft. that is why we are calling an advisory rather than an alert. we are expecting the air quality to be in the moderate range. the smoke can make some people very sick. that fine particulate that is in wild fire smoke can exacerbate some disease in people with pre-existing heart and lung conditions. suzanne: the best way to protect yourself is to stay inside or

use a hepa or air filter. >> we have an air filter in each room of the house. suzanne: at coal hardware, air filters are in high demand. >> if the air quality goes down, we will start selling them. suzanne: but experts say you have to use them properly. >> windows need to be closed because that will overwhelm the filter. you have to properly assign the device to the room. suzanne: as hot weather and wildfires become more common, bay area residents are learning to deal with the effects. stephanie: let's get some meteorologist, we are dealing

with some of that air quality concern. how is the mosquito fire impacting that? frances: that is the one we are watching currently. we are looking at clouds coming in from the coast. that onshore flow will help clean up the air. they are forecasting moderate air quality for us through the weekend into next week. i want to show you the smoke forecast animation so you can see the hazardous levels there. with that flow from the south moving towards the east, that will help push the smoke away but for the bay area, we will be under hazy skies through the weekend. we will monitor that for you. here's a look at the satellite radar image. these are remnants of hurricane

k. that is pushing the smoke out of the way but it does mean plenty of cloud cover throughout the day. also, cooler temperatures finally. you will notice it as you open the windows this morning. san francisco is 60, novato 56. here is a live shot at some of those low clouds coming in from the beaches and into the downtown area. what you can expect this weekend is hazy, humid and cooler today compared to tomorrow. we do have a slight chance of showers because of the remnants of hurricane k. temperatures will be cooler next week. here is a look at some of the cloud cover that we are expecting through the day. we could see some rain through

monterey county overnight into tomorrow morning. it doesn't look like the sprinkles will hit the bay area. today, much cooler for inland neighborhoods. yesterday at livermore was one hundred seven. today, 88. at the beaches we will see some upper 60's around the bay. san francisco 72. san jose hitting 80 five this afternoon. tonight, lois will drop into the 50's and 60's and definitely cooler through the valleys. we could see some possible sprinkles that we talked about reaching the bay area. it is cooler today, that is great news for inland areas. we will keep an ion that slight chance of rain through the weekend. stephanie: sometimes building a

better bay area means listening to the science and that could be the case moving or were at the massive algae bloom that hit the bay this summer. its almost completely receded. while it is been destructive, some groups see a golden opportunity hidden in the red tide. >> marine scientist william conklin is friends with the tiny algae blame for the bloom in the bay. they first identified it during an event to decades ago. this species is patient and mobile able to survive until conditions are right and navigate around the serurface to get light. normally we don't get big blooms in san francisco bay.

it is a complicated question. for more than a century, the bay has been historically more murky because of the runoff from mining. the bay water is generally clearer. the volume of wastewater hasaddt mix. >> if there is less nitrogen there, there will be less opportunity for them to grow as bigger spread over as large of an area as they did this time. there are proposed strategies starting with three wastewater treatment plants, including systems to add nitrogen. >> this is a multibillion-dollar issue that we want to get right.

san francisco bay has been a nutrient rich estuary for many decades and we have not seen the problems until we saw this past month. beyond studying the nutrient issue for more than a decade, she says the agency has asked operators to look at their systems. we asked the wastewater facilities to look at potential options for nutrient projection and look at optimization. some cost estimates are north of $10 billion. the destructive bloom could put an exclamation point on a historic opportunity. he points to the billions of dollars the state and that all government are planning to use on climate services. now is the time we need to start doing the things we need to do anyway. examples could include upgrading

wastewater treatment facilities to protect them from sea level rise while making them cleaner. expanding efforts to treat wastewater into drinking water to stop the drought. that is the human made infrastructure, the other side is nature infrastructure. that could include repopulating the title --tidal . researchers are trying to pin down the triggers for the recent algae bloom which may be more complicated that we understand right now. decreasing the nutrient load in san francisco bay is the right step for the overall health of the bay.

this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and the decisions we make now will affect lifetimes to come. if infrastructure projects can attract more funding, we might think of it as humans playing the same long-term game as the algae do. stephanie: there will likely be upgrades coming. wastewater treatment plants are regulated with nutrient watershed permits. the renewal process is set for the next two years. just ahead, it is a big weekend for disney fans. we will take a look at all the we will take a look at all the sights and sounds fro check out this time space wormhole i creat how's it work? let me see your togo, and i'll show you. "poof" burt,

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stephanie: the d 20 three expo is underway in anaheim. it's an opportunity for fans to enjoy exclusive access to merchandise. they don't care about the weather, disney fans lined up outside the expo center to be among the first to be at the expo. jessica: more than five hundred performers and panelists are scheduled to take the stage. around here, there is also entertainment around the stage. it is great to get the fan reaction and trigger that nostalgia and people. ho yica: all of the cosplayil

sn m comes with exclusive access to merchandise. a look at broadway performances. whether you taken the action and photo ops. >> it is our first time at a convention. jessica: you will find yourself needing a midday break. tickets to d 23 are sold out but you can catch some of the magic online at deed 23.com/live. reporting in anaheim. stephanie: the d 23 expo continues today and wraps up tomorrow. still to come, the class action

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building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. we are starting this half-bath half hour with a look at the weather. frances: temperatures take a tumble today. look at the clouds coming in and the marine layer making an impact on our average high highs this afternoon. sunrise at 6:47, it will also be a bit humid. the wind is coming in from the southwest. inland neighborhoods hitting the upper 80's. around the bay, upper 70's.

sunsets at 7:24. we do have a chance of rain and that is due to the remnants of hurricane kay. i will show you the complete forecast and my next full report. stephanie: this weekend will be 21 years since terrorists hijacked three planes and dramatically changed america's sense of security. the widow among one of those on board flight 93 takes a look at his long road to recovery from depression. the granite marker bears the name of lauren and her on

unborn child. jack wanted to write a book to the boy or girl who would have been the couple's first child. i will never have closure, it is a way for me to do something to memorialize the unborn child. the book describes his years of depression in the therapy that enabled him to let go of his wife and child's ashes. i was holding onto them because it was the only tangible dna that i had of that child. she wanted me to know how much she loved me. she wanted to make sure that i let her family know how much you love them. initially, he was withdrawn but was convinced to go to a holiday party where he met actor sean

penn who was a turning point. he has a very big heart. his compassion is more than evident by the way he treated me. now, he is remarried. lauren continues to speak to them with advice, encouragement and support. it comes to you in the moments you least expect it but it is a beautiful thing. he hopes that his book will help others deal with a sudden loss. it is a generational book because it is a love letter to the generation that would have bid in their 20's now. stephanie: tomorrow, you will be

able to find a collection of historic footage from 9/11 on our website and on our streaming tv app. today is world suicide prevention day. eight hundred thousand people died by suicide worldwide each year. in july, the suicide and crisis lifeline got a new number. it is 9-8-eight. more than 300 thousand people called or texted last month. the calls and texts are routed to train counselors. you can also go online to find help and we have a list of local resources at abc7news.com. the american civil liberties union has filed a lawsuit. the sheriff went beyond

constitutional bounds by requiring defendants to consent to a search of their body, home, vehicle or possessions at any time. the sheriff does not require electronically monitored inmates to waive any rights but the court does. the sheriffs office enforces those roles. new omicron booster shots are now available. the updated vaccines protect against both the original and the newer omicron variant. the clinics operated by the county are located on oakville and concord. there is another one at antioch. the richmond auditorium will also serve as a vaccine clinic. san francisco lawmakers are highlighting the distribution of funds to help fight monkeypox. 40 one million dollars from the

state will be used to increase access to vaccines, testing and treatment. it will boost outreach and education efforts. 20 5 million will go to our department of public health. 15 .8 million will go to help county health departments with one point 5 million to support clinics already working on vaccinations. stephanie: the latest case numbers were released yesterday. california has 40 three hundred cases in this map has the case breakdown where there have been 14 hundred cases to date. we recently told you that some school districts will need to install more air conditioning systems because of rising temperatures. sacramento has already given out grants to install systems. but as leah melendez found out,

some of that money is just sitting there. leah: when the pandemic hit, most schools needed to improve air quality in order to open. now, with the hotter temperatures, some school districts are realizing they might have to add more hvac systems. six hundred million dollars for ventilation work over three years has been offered to school districts that apply. here's what some local districts have requested. in the south bay, more than 1.2 million. oakland unified more than 5

million. oakland also asked for $1 million for plumbing work. districts have to plan around water before they can apply. leah: that is why there is more than two hundred million dollars available. the deadline to apply is october 31. there is money still available. leah: adding hvac system represent a challenge. especially with the heat that we are seeing right now, this has to move way of the list is a priority even though it is a bit challenging in these older buildings. leah: the money comes from the energy efficiency fund which taxpayers always pay into. in san francisco, we in melendez. stephanie: bart says it's 50th

earth day party will include food trucks, music, games and prizes in the opening of a time capsule. bart is also offering a 50% discount on fares for the entire month. still ahead, for the first time, stanford inducted a all women's class into its hall of fame. there is a nice cool down ahead.

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they handed out hygiene kits on friday to the homeless in oakland. the plan is to host several of these events a month. the dynamite have their own support from the community in july after shooting at one of their games. a first of its kind celebration at stanford this week. they highlighted the first hall of fame all-female class. this year marks the 50th anniversary of title ix. breaking records, breaking glass ceilings. its success recognized at the first all-female hall of fame induction on friday. the 10 member class took the class during the 50th anniversary of title ix. the civil rights law that

legendary coach never had the benefit of. >> there weren't scholarships for women, and now you see athletes get the chance to attend stanford university. things have changed so much. she says that title ix has paved the way forward for her and other women athletes like her younger sisters. title ix, a law widely known to base against gender discrimination. also focuses on getting girls competitive opportunities rarely afforded in the past. 10 years after her final season, she shares this message for aspiring athletes. there is no box big enough to

continue. remembering that is what is going to get you where you need to go. kristin press says momentum is changing and so much of that is due to the work of women performed. this class and so many others will continue to fight that fight and make it sport more inclusive and equitable. i have played abroad and see women's soccer in cultures where they don't have title ix and i've seen the effects. sometimes i have to pinch myself, how exciting and special it is. stephanie: time now for a quick check on mother. frances: we will show you a live shot over the bay bridge and we have lots of cloud cover this morning. there is a marine layer that will cool everyone down, especially in the neighborhoods.

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stephanie: welcome back, a shot before sunrise. traffic is not too bad this morning. you can look forward to a nice cool down this weekend. multiple bay area teams play against teams from the windy city. the giants have not been lucky on the road with five glasses of their own. san francisco plays against the chicago cubs the wrigley field. first pitch is at 11:20 a.m.. the white sox are back at the oakland coliseum to play da's. first pitches at 1:07.

tomorrow, the 49ers are playing and they might have to do so without george kittle. larry: george kittle wants to play, kyle shanahan wants him to play. but he might not play in the season opener. he has a growing injury listed as questionable. rain is forecast in chicago so you have a wet field, do you really want to put kittle at risk during game one. >> in the sport, there is a lot of talk. there is nothing to talk about until you play the game. you only are allowed 17 unless you earn more. stephanie: the a's and white

sox. pruitt had five no-hit innings but had to come in because of the pitch count. a.j. puk could not secure the win. a five run inning for the white sox. the a's fall 5-3. two run bomb, 2-0 cups. look out right here, this is scary. austrian winds got drilled in the ear flap. he had to leave the game. the giants went for-two.

this is matchpoint, tee off oh with the drop stop. look at the law here. this is perfection. alcaraz wins and five sets. and finally, congratulations to draymond green. he was initiated into the michigan hall of fame. he has gone on to win for championships and two gold medals. that is a wrap on the morning sports. have a great weekend. stephanie: let's get a check on the forecast. frances: good morning everyone. we will welcome these changes in the forecast. we will start off with a live doppler in t satellite

image. moderate could have some sprinkles. also, the winds are coming from the south so that is helping to clear the air but it will create humid conditions for us today. right now, most of us are in the 60's although we are in the mid-50's in nevada. and low 60's around the bay. here's the live look from the exploratorium. here's what you need to know. it will be hazy this weekend. a bit humid and it is a cooler start. the slight chance of showers and

a slight chance of thunder. that looks more likely in the central course of california. cooler than average temperatures next week. let's take a look at air quality. we are in the good to moderate levels. as we head to the sierra, we have been tracking that mosquito fire. it will be that way throughout the weekend. take a look at the highest today. they are down 20 degrees. concord 80 seven, livermore 88. it is comfortable despite the cloud cover. we will see san francisco at 70 two, look for low 80's in santa rosa and san rafael.

overnight lows will be dropping into the mid-50's. it will be much more comfortable. mid 50's in santa rosa, around the bay. tomorrow, temperatures will bump up a little bit for some inland areas. we will see some 90's return to the forecast. winds from the northwest will keep things cool at the beaches and then things start to cool down. here is the accuweather 70 forecast. cooler with that slight chance of rain tonight into tomorrow morning. get ready for below average temperatures next week and inland neighborhoods will royally welcome that. relief is heading our way today. stephanie: i am certainly

welcoming that cool down. could not be more timely given this historic t wave we have been dealing with. still more to come, but we want to take you outside to a live look from our roof camera. you can see the lights beaming from the bay bridge. the time now is

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