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j.r. stone is following this story and joins us live with a look at how things could play out in court. j.r.: this was a hearing scheduled for friday but got pushed to monday. family members have strong feelings on what they would like to see happen to the suspect. josé rafael solano is behind bars right now in connection to the beheading of a mother of his child. solano will face a judge for the first time in less than 24 hours in san mateo county. >> i want him to rot in jail. j.r.: family members of when he-year-old karina castro are angry and heartbroken, knowing that the mother of two young girls was beheaded. family members have said solano suffers from schizophrenia and that karina had a restraining order against him. legal analyst stephen clark says

that there are two arguments that could play out in court. >> as shocking as it may seem, the horrific public nature of this crime plays into a mental health defense theory. j.r.: but dan noyes uncovered snapchat messages leading up to the crime that got heated. in one, karina threatens to tell the world about his rape commission involving a minor. it continues as karina fires back, saying that you want to put a target on my back? your homies will know the real you. she then threatens to expose his sexual relationship with another man. clark says those snapchat messages could be important for prosecutor if used in court. >> the snapchat evidence will be key for the prosecution. the graphic nature of this killing will play into the

prosecution's theory that this was a man in a rage and wanted to show the world what he was going to do. j.r.: sadly, castro's death has hit the community hard. a vigil on saturday night and some still remembering the young my -- mom on sunday. this court appearance will happen on 1:30 p.m. on monday. as for karina's young girls, they are still in cps attraction, but her family members will go to court to try to get custody from them. dion: moving onto new details tonight, following the arrest of a man who has been accused of killing and abusing a young girl from hayward. police have also arrested three men -- three women helping him evade capture. three acquaintances of devin williams are facing charges of

-- dhante jackson are facing charges of helping him. police say jackson and samantha johnson subjected sophia mason to long-term physical abuse and killed her. her body was found in march. johnson has been in custody since that time. happening right now, take a look. it might be hard to see because of the weather. but the tribute in light is going on in new york city. the annual display is for those who lost their lives when the attack hit the world trade center. today marks 21 years since the attacks on 9/11. this morning, people read the names of those relatives and people killed when the planes hit the twin towers. >> victoria alvarez. >> toma e alvier.

>> cesar alviar. dion: the ceremony also included moments of silence when the planes crashed and when the towers collapsed. >> i along with countless other children who lost parents missed out on countless memories, moments, conversations. while the grief receives a bit with time, the permanent absence of my father is as palpable today as it ever was. dion: vice president kamala harris attended today's remembrance. president biden commemorated the anniversary and remembers the events today at the pentagon. he spoke about securing american democracy. >> we have a responsibility to defend, preserve, and protect

our democracy, democracy that guarantees the right to freedom that those terrorists at 9/11 thought to bury in the fire, smoke, and ash. that takes a commitment from all of us. dion: on september 11, 2001, american airlines flight 77 was hijacked and crashed into the pentagon. that incident killed all the people on the plane and 125 people in the pentagon. first lady jill biden spoke today at the flight 93 memorial in pennsylvania. the people on that flight made the decision to breach the cockpit, stopping the terrorists from crashing into the u.s. capitol. that plane went down in a field, killing everyone on board. two men on the flight were from los gatos. one person is remembering a

man's bravery is in the bay area. terry hamel brings us this story. >> let's left our glass to the man on the legend, mark bingham. >> a toast to mark bingham, a division i rugby player at uc berkeley and one of the passengers who fought the hijackers at flight 93. >> we heard about the plane going down and we were just devastated. we all had the feeling that if he could have done anything, he would have. he was that kind of person, so i remember that night and going out and saying goodbye. >> cameron was one of his teammates and one of the founders of the san francisco fog. >> had a favorite quote from shakespeare, which is that with you, we are a band of brothers. >> what mark did was a heroic

act and even though rugby committee is celebrating with us . >> danny is the head coach of the fog and says that mark forever changed the scores. >> when we started, it was -- his act of bravery was a revolution. i hate to use the word revolution, but it was almost 100 plus people on teams that identify as gay. >> this guy helped in such a big way in our community, it makes me very proud. >> i cried all of today. i don't know, i am just grateful. terry: the pain still fresh and the memory of mark living on. >> he is a hero.

whether i knew him or not, i knew that he was heroic and well-liked. >> tara campbell, abc7news. dion: hundreds of people gathered for a 9/11 member member ids -- remembrance ceremony. it was to commemorate those who fight for our freedom. today's ceremony was an honor for global first responders and those killed in the terrorist attack. much more 9/11 coverage to come. were multiple memorials in the bay area today honoring victims, and we will take you to some of them in our next half-hour. at first, remembering queen elizabeth ii, the preparations underway for her funeral. spencer: i will have the accuweather f

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dion: tributes are pouring in as the world remembers queen elizabeth and the legacy she left. the president and the first lady formally accepted an invitation to attend the queen's funeral on september 19. >> tonight is the official third night of morning and today, the public got to see the queen's casket for the first time as the motorcade carrying her body completed the first leg of the journey back to london. bouquets are being brought to local parks by the truckload,

each one lovingly unwrapped and arranged. >> taking care of these flowers because they are not just flowers. it is what it means even with her death. she did well as a monarch. >> she is credited with monetizing the monarchy, making the royals more accessible to -- modernizing the monarchy, making the royals more accessible to commoners. >> it completely blew my mind the way she was born in 1926 and she has moved with the times effortlessly. >> it was another form of leadership and strength that we do not get to see often of women in leadership. >> elizabeth the -- elizabeth ii was respected by nations across the commonwealth for her tireless life of service. >> queen elizabeth. >> at big bend, at local pubs, and souvenir stands, her fans share her memories.

>> nigeria, we were colonized by the british and england, so i remember when she visited. we all came out to kate -- came out to see her motorcade and all that. reporter:ing for huge crowds. her funeral will be attended by 2000 heads of state. this is the same church where she married prince philip and was crowned in 1953. her crowning was the first televised and her funeral will be broadcast on monitors, a chance for all of the public she faithfully served to serve her well. >> this is respectful in the sense that somebody who has been on duty all of her life. reporter: the queen's coffin will be flown here on monday and she will live in state in westminster hall until her funeral on monday the 19th.

they are expecting thousands to come here and pay their respects. dion: you may be wondering about this. queen elizabeth's corgis have a new home. the dogs will live with prince andrew, the duke of lord. the couple is divorced and live together at their family home in windsor. green elizabeth -- queen elizabeth is believed to have owned more than 30 corgis throughout her lifetime. firefighters have finally gained ground on the mosquito fire in the sierra foothills. it started five days ago at placer county and calfire says it is 10% contained tonight. the flames have scorched more than 26,000 acres, nearly 73 square miles. over 11,000 people have been ordered to evacuate. parts of the el dorado national for his and tahoe national forest -- forest and tahoe

national forest are closed because of that fire. some residents are being asked to close -- pullback on their water use tonight because of scheduled repairs happening tomorrow. a water duct needs to be fixed. the pipeline will be turned off but the city does not anticipate any service interruptions. all customers are encouraged to up their water conservation efforts until those repairs are completed, which could take up to seven days. the harvest table returned today for the first time today since 2019. tech at this video from tim carl photography, which shows the table down lincoln avenue. 800 people set down for some wine and food from local restaurants. the event benefits the callus cares program. spencer: looks like so much fun. dion: too bad we didn't get a chance to go. spencer: both of us had to work. [laughter]

dion: but because of your work, you were able to tell them about the weather. spencer: a nice way to tie it in there. there is a look at our weather. it is breezy right now, so we have got a pleasant evening in the bay area. breeze up to 35 miles per hour in san francisco right now and gentler breezes in most other locations. it is a few degrees cooler in most area locations right now than this time last night. a live view from sutro tower and a clear view, but you can see a thin layer of fog over san francisco city. santa clara at 61 and half moon bay. a nice view from the east bay hills looking back toward san francisco and we have other temperatures around 65 for petaluma. we are above 70 at fairfield, concord, and livermore.

these are the forecast futures, partly cloudy overnight. it will be sunnier and less humid tomorrow and a cooler than average week lies ahead. again, we will see the continued flow of tropical moisture into the bay area that are producing overnight clouds tonight into tomorrow. this is going to translate into a dry day tomorrow and a mostly sunny one after early morning clouds. overnight, low temperatures will be in the mid 50's on the coast. inland east bay, lowes will be in the low to mid 60's. upper east bay will be a little higher. san francisco at 69, low to mid 70's around the bay shoreline and mid to upper 80's inland. look at the cooling trend over the next few days. wednesday will be even cooler

and we do not have any 80 degree readings in our inland areas on wednesday. thursday, a minor increase in temperatures. here is the accuweather 7 day forecast. it is going to be a cooler week ahead and the cooling will peak or bottom out on wednesday. then it will be gradual warming as we get to the end of next week and then temperatures fall into a more seasonal range for this time of year. mid-60's around the coast and it will be a lovely weekend ahead. the only other thing we could ask for is some rain. dion: i thought you were going to say to attend the next outdoor dinner. [laughter] spencer: even though i missed today's event, you will see plenty of me. dion: spencer, thank you. much more to come, including this. contestants young and old looking forward to joining the blue and gold. we look at the competi

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dion: warriors dance teams are getting ready for the next season. this is the junior jam squad and the older group known as the classics. you see our very own kristin served on a panel of judges. all contestants performed their own version of freestyle form of dance. i love to watch both of those teams. chris alvarez now joining us with a preview. of sports. chris: the countdown is over. nfl sundays are back. depot and the 49ers strike first, but can they seal the deal

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>> abc 7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. chris: the 49ers did not play their best game against the bears. if the seahawks lose tomorrow, every team in the nfc west will have the same record, only one. rain became a factor in trey lance's first start. deebo samuel hits, fumbles, and the bears recover. all eyes on lance. second drive, rolling out, turns the back throws. that would have been a touchdown, the niners had to the front. scores still getting it back to deebo. san francisco nothing at the half.

justin fields taking eight pix after trey lance is in that draft, scrambles to find 49er dante panas wide open and that is a breakdown. the bears added another to take the lead. fourth quarter, niners down 13-10. an interception for trey lance. five plays later, cleo vertebra punches it in 19-10 chicago, and the rain really came down. the fourth down on the ball, the 49ers dominated every stat lining the points, and that is what matters, but this one slips and slides away. the niners luz pena >> -- the niners lose this game. >> just too many mistakes. i have to clear it out. >> i am still excited, getting

ready to be here next week. >> no matter what game it is, we feel this way throughout the week preparing, but we need to play a lot better and do things right longer than what we did tonight. chris: i wonder if anybody did a chicago doubleheader. the giants at wrigley tonight. it is to-one giants. top of the eighth, runner floors, there goes his 18th of the year. at the coliseum this afternoon, the a's retired dave stewart's number 34. he threw his pitch to his old catcher, terry steinbock. the a's put this away with the white sox. a's win 10-3. abc 7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. dion: 22 people from the bay area died in the 9/11 attacks. in their memory, prayers and remembrances were held locally

today. cornell barnard tells us how first responders were also honored. >> ♪ o say does that star-spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ [bell tolling] >> this memorial service at notre dame university at belmont honoring the heroes of 9/11 and fallen safety officers is in san mateo county. >> we honor all of those today, those who lost their lives on 9/11 and those who lost their lives before and after 9/11. we call them heroes. >> ♪ [singing] ♪ ♪ cornell: san francisco police

and fire departments held this commemoration at tics 45s them a a.m., the time in the pacific time when the towers had fallen in new york. names of the first responders were read aloud. in napa's 9/11 memorial garden where steel beams from the collapsed world trade center stand, prayers for the fallen. >> 299 spirits were not destroyed. they live in us. chris: the names who forever perished live on with us. former marine and artist ryan jensen paying his respects to those lost and to the first responders still serving our communities. >> to the firefighters here, to the police officers, to the people making the community a wonderful and safe place, i have

so much gratitude for you. chris: cornell barnard, abc 7 news. dion: people came together to honor 9/11 at the multi-faith piece vigil. it is put on by several faith organizations, including the american muslim voice and the september 11 families for peaceful tomorrows. both of them say sharing peace and friendship is how they would like loved ones to be remembered. you too can find a connection to historic bridge of 9/11 on abc7news.com. you can also find it on our bay area streaming app. bart is celebrating 50 years of service today and this week, abc 7 news is taking a look at the past, present, and future of the bay's biggest transit system. david louis looks at how the ambitious project came to be. david: construction of the bay

area rapid transit system was a goal to create a next-generation transit network. while september 11, 1992, was a great achievement, groundbreaking was easier a few years later, but the initial concept of the system that lines three different counties -- details are included in a book on bart's history written by mike haley. >> there was concern that if the bridge were not there during the wartime, they would need a way to move troops back and forth, and they felt an underwater tube would be the answer to that. david: voters approved a $792 million bond measure to create bart, even though marin and san

mateo counties had pulled out due to cost. in the case of marin, there was no interest in building a second deck on the golden gate bridge for the bart trains. the vote for the bart bond failed to win by a large margin in contra costa. state lawmakers intervened to keep the plan from being derailed. >> the state legislature passed a bill that allowed them to average out the cost for the three counties. had they not done that, it would have been two counties trying to carry that. david: the first rent between macarthur station and fremont. >> it was exciting days for bart and the bay area. david: the reaction was positive from passengers. >> it reminds me of new york when i was living there. david: the fabric covered seats,

big picture windows, and speed up to 80 miles per hour were designed to deliver commuters out of their cars and alleviate traffic congestion. crews dug up streets and complicated by high water tables and tangled utility lines. elsewhere, bart was able to use freeway medians and build aerial tracks. there were technical issues too. bart's goal was to use manual operation only in an emergency situation. however, the collision avoidance system was successful only 98% of the time, unacceptable to regulators. delays caused by budget overruns and inflation, plus -- also posed challenges. the twin board title consisted

of 57 sections that had to be lowered into a trench dug along the floor of the bay. it would cost an additional $133 million. in 1964, this reporter was on hand for the first day of bart service. >> electronic signs told city writers that it was headed towards pleasant hill. david: bart was uncompromising in terms of creating a best in class system. using a wider than typical track gauge for stability of high winds and relying on aluminum trim buddies to reduce breaking and accelerating times. mike healy was convinced there was only a narrow window to hatch bart, and it took businesses and taxpayer dollars under strong vision to make it happen. >> it took $792 billion to build the basic system. david: some of the original

trains are still in service, although they are quickly being replaced by the new cars. the company had never before made a mass transit train. in fremont, david louis, abc 7 news. dion: that's look back was fascinating. you can stream a bart 50 years special right now on the bay area streaming app. you can also check out other historical bart videos on demand. still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, more personal information leaked by the 49ers. an alleged cyberattack. the alleged people being threatened and the action coming for payback. spencer: get ready for fall like weather in our patterns.

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dion: the 49ers are facing a class action lawsuit after people had their personal data breached. ticketholders, vendors, and employees may have been affected by the cyberattack. it happened during super bowl week and the team is sending letters to those who may have been impacted. it is offering complementary credit monitoring and identity theft protection. another effect of the largest -- hottest european summer on record. a nearby ski resort in iceland said that the ice melts this year was about three times the annual average. the pass will be completely exposed by the end of the month.

spencer, you and i have talked about global warming and this is a stark reminder of how detrimental it can be. spencer: i hope we are not too late to the game to reverse things, but we need to wake up. it is an existential threat. dion: certainly the forecast going forward, though, looks cool. spencer: you are here is what we are looking at coming our way. partly cloudy skies overnight and humidity diminishes. sunnier and drier tomorrow. overnight, we will see an increase in fog and low clouds. after some lingering morning clouds, mainly sunny afternoon. highs will range from low 60's at the coats -- coast to low to mid 80's for the inland. it is going to be even cooler midweek. wednesday, we may not even have

inland temperatures exceeding 80 degrees. mid-60's on the coast and there will be gradual warming, maybe two degrees each day and into the weekend, sunny skies and highs in the mid to upper 80's inland. that is what we call the comfort zone. just right. dion: it is like that fairytale. spencer: goldilocks and the three bears? dion: yes. you don't think we will have triple digits this season, do you? spencer: we get some pretty warm weather early october, so i will not yet say that those will be over. dion: we will take it one week at a time. once again, chris alvarez joining us with a preview of sports. chris: a leg injury to the nfl superstar makes a sloppy start to the night in chicago.

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>> abc 7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. chris: a loss in football can be extra frustrating because unlike other sports, football teams generally have to sit a week on it before they get back out there and make things right. 49ers facing their first anniversary of the -- adversary of the season. deebo samuel with the fumble and the bears recover. trey lance is wide open. tyler croft, and in 12 penalties with two total turnovers, you have a recipe for disaster. despite all of that, it is just a game one of 17. >> not to take anything away from them, but i am disappointed about some of the things we did to ourselves. it is the whole team that needs

to clean up. >> it sucks that you know you had a game in the hand and you had a lot of unforced mistakes. we have a young team and we will bounce back. >> we just keep on grinding. i am excited for next week. >> we know what we need to fix. people know what we need to do to win the game and we will just get ready for next week. >> we have been through worse. we would like to get a win, but it is just annoying to give a game away like that. just happy to get back to california. chris: bucks in dallas. tom brady becoming the oldest quarterback to ever start a game. one vintage deep shot to new receiver julio jones. what a catch. third quarter, brady throwing a rainbow to mike evidence -- mike

evans for the only touchdown of the game. dan prescott got two hits to the thumb on his right hand throwing hand, and he will be out several weeks. bucks win the game 19-3-putted the a's retire stuart's number 34 record. the glare was nowhere to be found today. stuart became emotional during the ceremony, which included so many former teammates and legends, remembering how it intends -- how intense it was on the field. >> if you could pick one guy on the stadium to be with you in the box whole that has no understanding of the word fear, it would be dave stewart. >> i understood the concept of fear because i have feared dave stewart. trying to get him on a game when he didn't want to come.

limit his innings under 300. you should fear it and i finish -- i feared it. >> thank you for putting me in a place and never thought i would be. thank you very much until today, i didn't think i would belong. who i am, what i am, and what i will always be, is an oakland a and a native of oakland. thank you. chris: congrats to him. history is in pittsburgh this afternoon. number 697 against the pirates gave the cardinals the lead in the -- two win over pittsburgh. alex rodriguez is the fourth all team behind ganz and babe ruth. the fourth man to ever hit over 700. the cards have 21 games left in the regular season. carlos alcaraz split the first

two sets in the u.s. open. the four hand winner takes the third fired up. alcaraz fired court -- far court, off the net, and that is putting on a team for alcaraz. you can feel it now, a championship point. his first major climb to number one come up of coming the first teenager to claim the top spot since they were introduced

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it's the dawn of a new era. the united kingdom has a new king. charles iii after the death of britain's beloved queen elizabeth ii. live from london, a special edition of "this week" starts right now. >> i declare before you all with