>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. kumasi: now at 6:00, a large house fire exploding with windy conditions. in antioch, we are live at the scene. looming rail strike could devastate the area. kumasi: looking nice and feeling cooler. reggie: it is tuesday, september 13. drew: it is cooler,heum isllooler compared to this time yesterday. parts of the north bay, santa

rosa at 50 degrees. 59 in the city, 60 two in san jose. he is alive look -- here's a live look at our rooftop camera, brighter than yesterday, lower humidity and cooler temraaftern. the cooling trend continues this afternoon. kumasi: a fire jumps from one house to another in antioch on lowe's prado's way just after midnight. crews had to fight the fire along with heavy wind. lena howland is at the scene. lena: the fire is out and firefighters have since left the scene but you can see quite a bit of damage left hind when the fire jumped -- behind when the fire jumped two homes. you can see the windy conditions

firefighters were up against in this antioch fire. when firefighters showed up around midnight, they found a ire that included cypress trees that had gotten into the attic of one of the homes next door. firefighters say cooler weather did help but that brought in gusty wind which aided the spread of the fire and turned this into a two alarm fire. neighbors felt someoom and. i girlfriend started screaming, there is a fire outside and the trees were fully engulfed. it was so windy all the embers were blowing down so i got my hoses out and started hosing out -- hosing off my roof and my deck caught on fire. lena: contra costa fire officials say one of the explosions was from an electric

meter being involved in this fire. luckily, no one was hurt but it does appear that one family has been displaced. fire investigators believe the origin of this fire was somewhere in between these two homes outside but the cause is still under investigation. live in antioch, lena howland. reggie: a rape victim is suing san francisco, accusing the department of using her dna to arrest her. the practice to make arrests in other cases was revealed earlier this year which drew criticism and led to the police launching a review. a woman was arrested late last year in connection with a burglary. the charges were dropped. >> jane doe was a victim. she found herself in the most precarious and scary situation

where big brother, our government, used something that she gave to them, her dna in a moment of need, against her. reggie: in march, the police chief believed the woman was the only one arrested from dna from a rape kit. kumasi: the man accused of beheading his girlfriend in saint carlos will be back in court. he appeared in san mateo county court and his arraignment was delayed until today so his lawyers can ask for a mental competency check. they will be considering two doctors to do the exam. the san mateo district attorney says this is prolonging the hearing. >> we don't believe this will allow him to go free. it is not like suddenly if you are not competent to stand trial you get to go free. kumasi: the family of the victim showed up at the hearing and left in tears. this is the first time they have

seen the suspect since the killing. reggie: nearly a dozen police officers in antioch and pittsburgh, a del and junvenedfd other offenses. multiple use of force cases. the investigation includes eight officers from antioch and three from pittsburgh. kumasi: san francisco public works is shutting down street vendors without permits. this is a story we've been following for months. residents say street vending increased in the mission district and people have raised concerns because many are selling stolen items and drugs. is also complained they are blocking side locks. >> if you are selling goods we will ask to see one of the new vending permits. if they don't have one they will have an opportunity to pick up their goods and leave. kumasi: the city has been

processing vendor applications. vendors who have not received a permit have to prove they are in the process of getting one. a potential massive rail strike this friday could be another blow to the u.s. economy. tens of thousands of freight railway workers are threatening to walk off the job. they want utter salaries, -- better salaries, benefits, and time off. 30% of all goods transported around the country are on freight. >> they have had to deal with one thing after another, supply chain disruptions, inflation on the heels of the pandemic and lockdowns so this will be costly . it is estimated it will cost $2 billion a day. kumasi: amtrak writers could feel the impact. nearly 21,000 miles of its commuter routes are on the tracks owned by freight railroad so if the strike were to happen,

those journeys would be canceled. reggie: the final goodbye for queen elizabeth, her coffin will travel from scotland to buckingham palace. overnight a stream of visitors believed to be a mile long lined up to pay their respects to the queen and scotland. some waited up to 12 hours for a chance to enter the cathedral where the queen's coffin has been lying. >> she meant the world, just like everybody's grandmother. a lovely woman. reggie: many of her happiest times were spent in scotland and some say it was as if she chose to spend her final days there. abc news will air a special report with david muir sometime around noon. you can watch it on abc and wherever you stream. kumasi: new information on the investigation into the january 6 riot at the capitol. reggie: is the 12th time the

charm? the man who shot and killed john lennon. drew: it is a windy morning for some, onshore flow with us, gusting 30 miles an hour in the city. frequent gusts between 20 and 30. lower humidity and also a cooler afternoon.

drew: 6:10, taking a live look at san jose. partly cloudy skies. it is a breezy day. we already have the wind, it remains breezy throughout the day and into the early evening. this onshore flow is helping bring about more comfortable air but also a cooler afternoon on the way. it is a brighter day compared to

yesterday, expecting a lot of sunshine, temperatures at or below average. 70 in oakland, 68 in the city. 75 in san jose, 70 in concord. the three day forecast, we are underneath this cooler pattern. wednesday is the coolest day we've had this week. what's get a check of traffic. sue: we take you to the glowing 80 freeway. it is your east shore commute. no accidents on the stress -- the metering lights were on out about 5:40 and a beautiful sky. you are looking about a 10 minute drive. let's update you on a couple of these issues.

we had an earlier sig alert with an overturn on eastbound 580. your commute is looking good. there is your 80 commute. earlier at the dublin interchange. kumasi: the popular meal kit recalling some of its meat due to e. coli concerns. reggie: changes coming to local public transportation. kumasi: let's take a live look outside at san francisco. i'm asking about prevnar 20. because there's a chance pneumococcal pneumonia could put me in the hospital. if you're 19 or older with certain chronic conditions like copd, asthma, or diabetes, you may be at an increased risk for pneumococcal pneumonia. prevnar 20 is approved in adults to help prevent infections from 20 strains of the bacteria that cause pneumococcal pneumonia. in just one dose. don't get prevnar 20 if you've had a severe allergic reaction to the vaccine or its ingredients.

adults with weakened immune systems may have a lower response to the vaccine. the most common side effects were pain and swelling at the injection site, muscle pain, fatigue, headache, and joint pain. i want to be able to keep my plans. that's why i chose to get vaccinated with prevnar 20. because just one dose can help protect me from pneumococcal pneumonia. ask your doctor or pharmacist about getting vaccinated with prevnar 20 today.

reggie: no information about the investigation into the january 6 insurrection, the justice department issued 40 new subpoenas including two close advisors to former president trump, advisors, and staffers. one had his phone seized. the justice department is

looking for information regarding the efforts to overturn the election. a new book claims the former president wasn't planning on leaving the white house, even after biden was declared the winner. kumasi: a four-day long teachers strike in seattle is set to end. they agreed to a new deal that means tens of thousands of students will head back to class. it is not happening today. teachers wanted higher wages, more help among other things. reggie: a health alert for parents about a polio-like virus impacting children. the cdc says there has been a spike in enterovirus d68 that can affect the lungs, because muscle weakness and paralysis. symptoms include the common cold. the cdc is urging health care providers to be on the lookout. kumasi: the usda is flagging certain hello fresh meal kit

shipped in july for possible e. coli. it used to public health alert for 10 ounce ground beef packages so you should look for the code est48271. the products are no longer available for purchase but it is worried some people may have the ground beef in their freezers. the usda says it is investigating raw ground beef is a probable source of illnesses. reggie: the man who shot and killed john lennon will stay in jail. mark david chapman shot and killed him outside his apartment in 1980. officials have not made the transcripts available of the latest interview but in previous years he called his actions despicable and expressed remorse. he was last denied parole two years ago and can try again in two years. kumasi: a crucial part of

building a better bay area includes our transit system. barth, caltrain, and caltrans it all have new schedules. bart is adding more trains early in the morning and changing the evening schedule to better accommodate late-night workers. the goal is to create better timing between trains and buses. reggie: the issues with the artemis one moon rocket are still not resolved. nasa is pushing back the september 23 launch date by four days. a new launch window will be 70 minutes shorter than the 120 minute allocated previously. even so, october 2 is a potential backup date as crews are still working to resolve issues with the engine and cooling system. drew: write on, hope they do it.

how are we today? it is tuesday. kumasi: pretty good. i slept better last night. drew: same. how many hours did you get? kumasi: i went to bed at 9:00, pretty decent. reggie: i went to bed at 8:15. drew: even better. reggie: i'm still on europe time. i was in europe. kumasi: [laughter] reggie: i was swimming in the adriatic. kumasi: [laughter] drew: i guarantee if you ask 100 people, two would know where that is. reggie: me to. somebody was like, you mean the med? it is separate and distinct. kumasi: [laughter] drew: here's the rooftop camera, partly cloudy skies.

you look at those flags, they are waving right now. you can see pretty vigorously. this onshore flow is gusting over 30 miles an hour at times, strong gusts through the delta. it is helping lower humidity and keep below average temperatures through most of the week. the second half and really at night on sunday, we have the possibility of showers. here is future weather. the cloud cover breaks up quickly, expect a lot of sunshine. temperatures stay close, if not slightly below average. 72 cupertino, 74 santa cruz. along the peninsula it is bright and breezy. downtown, upper 60's. mid-60's and windy, close to the ocean. 74 petaluma, 76 napa.

it is breezy throughout the day today. inland, mid 70's to low 80's this afternoon so enjoy that break from the heat. overnight, partly, mostly cloudy close to the coast, 50's and 60's. low humidity today. we keep below average temperatures through friday. saturday is the brighter of the two days, sunday with a chance of showers. monday, warmer weather makes a return. reggie: we are going to bring in ginger zee. good to see you. ginger: good to see you. i like to see what you are wearing on twitter. it is great to hear your voices. we will have the latest on that stunning offensive by ukrainian forces, changing the face of the war, retaking large amounts of

territory as russian troops retreat on a key front. also this morning, we are live in the united kingdom, as you can imagine, a nation saying goodbye to the queen. thousands of people in scotland and charles making his first appearance in northern ireland as king. the new study on walking and dementia. the number of steps that can significantly would use -- reduce your risk. the incredible violaaverlkabhen. kumasi: right? reggie: i don't care what she's doing or reading. ginger: i am here for it listening. reggie: i would actually tear up at the beginning of delta play when they played the video viola davis would narrate. kumasi: what? reggie: you know what i'm talking about?

ginger: i do and you are right. it is like the old saying, you could read the phone book, viola davis could read the phone book and reggie would tear up. reggie: she would be like, a.j. plumbers. available 24/7. [laughter] ginger: we will be ready to be impacted. she's good.

the choice between prop 26 and 27? let's get real. prop, 26 means no money to fix homelessness, no enforcement oversight and no support for disadvantaged tribes. yikes! prop 27 generates hundreds of millions towards priorities like new housing units in all 58 counties. 27 supports non-gaming tribes and includes strict audits that ensure funds go directly to people off the streets and into there's only one choice. yes on 27.

reggie: a rocket previously used to launch tourists into space crashed into earth during an unmanned space fight. -- flight. a minute into the flight, yellow flames shot out from around the engine while the rocket crashed back to the ground. the capsule carrying experiments, the one that people have been in, parachuted down.

blue origin is owned by jeff bezos. similar -- kumasi: the majority of twitter stockholders will vote in favor of elon musk's takeover. they have until 10:00 a.m. to cast their vote but early votes show shareholder approval appears to be certain. this is amid the legal battle as he tries to get out of the deal. he claims twitter misled him about the number of spam or fake accounts on the platform, and they did not slow -- disclose a settlement with its former security had who is set to testify in front of the senate. reggie: cow and stanford are -- cal and stanford are good schools. u.s. news and world report just released its list of the top universities and stanford ties for third. princeton and m.i.t. come in first and second. the top public university

belongs to uc berkeley and ucla. they tied. uc berkeley. kumasi: we have more eye candy from nasa's james webb telescope and it is positioned on a cluster of stars being born in orion nebula. this gives astronomers insight into how stars and planetary systems form. the photo was taking -- taken using infrared light which allows astronomers to see through layers of just. -- players ofd -- layers of dust. the hubble telescope only captures visible light. i will show you the difference where it feels like the web telescope is like look at this fabulous thing we just saw. you see? hubble, webb. reggie: hubble did really well for its time.

and end of an era in san jose as a community gardener is hanging up his tools. rich santoro has planted thousands of flowers in his 2000 square-foot backyard. since 1985, visitors have flocked to the garden to catch a glimpse. it became so popular he turned the garden into a fundraiser, donating proceeds to st. jude's children's research hospital. he wants to focus on his family and performing as a vocalist. thank you for the memories. next at six: 30, windy conditions affecting a house fire in the east bay. kumasi: the state offering free online tutoring through a new initiative. how you can take advantage. reggie: here's a live look outside.

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conditions spreading flames from a house fire in antioch. we are live with what neighbors say happened. kumasi: tutoring from all, the offer coming from the governor. reggie: rolling back restrictions, changes coming to santa clara county communities. kumasi: let's get a check of the forecast with drew. drew: a breezy and windy morning. as we take a look at the wind, san francisco gusting to near 30 miles per hour, strong wind gusts through the delta. also a cooler day on the way this afternoon. we are in the 50's and low 60's. here's a live look at the camera, you can see it shaking with the wind. it is a bright day today. lower humidity, a cooler afternoon and that cooling trend

does continue into tomorrow. reggie: new this morning, a huge fire in the east bay spreads to two homes, waking up neighbors in antioch. some heard a loud explosion. lena holland is at the scene. lena: contra costa fire officials say it was the gusty wind that caused embers to jump from one home to another home right next door. if you take a look behind us, you can see quite a bit of the damage left over from last night's fire. crews have boards up on one of the homes, just finished putting them up. we were on scene earlier this morning and it was a much different story a few hours ago. you can see the windy conditions firefighters were up against in this antioch fire. the call came in around midnight and went firefighters showed up,

they found a working fire that included exterior cypress trees that had gotten into the attic of one of the houses. they were working in cooler weather which did help but it brought in gusty wind which they say aided in the spread of the fire and turned this into a two alarm fire. we talked with neighbors who felt an explosion and jumped into action. >> it was like a big explosion, like a big bomb, a pipe bomb, a big boom. it is really scary. >> pretty scary with all of the sparks and stuff flying on the roof. it caught the deck on fire a little bit, not too much. i was out there with the hose putting it out. lena: contra costa fire officials say one of the explosions that neighbors heard and felt was from an electric meter being involved in the fire. luckily no one was hurt but it

appears as if one family was displaced. fire officials tell us they believe the origin of the fire was in between two of these homes on the outside. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. live in antioch, lena holland. kumasi: california students can get free 24/7 online tutoring and homework help as part of a new initiative the governor announced. gloria rodriguez is joining us live. gloria: the initiative provides a $254 million grant to renovate public libraries across the straight -- state including libraries in the bay area. students can go to the state library website or any of the public library websites and get online tutoring or live help with homework. you can get this help any time of the day. you can get in touch with a live one-on-one tutor.

help is available in every k-12 subject. as far as the funding that is part of the grant program, that money will renovate and improve library facilities and 172 cities across 34 counties. i looked at a list of the projects and i saw that libraries in san francisco, oakland, and menlo park are also included. i went on the website at 4:00 and i was able to get in touch with a live tutor so it is up and going and easy to use. adult learners can also use it for help with writing and citizenship resources. we've posted a link on our website, abc7news.com. kumasi: britney spears' ex-husband will face a napa county judge. jason alexander was booked for an arrest warrant from 2016, facing felony charges for grand

theft and buying or receiving stolen property. he was married to britney spears for less than three days. the judge allowed alexander to appear virtually. alexander was transferred from southern california to napa after crashing britney spears' wedding. reggie: health officer rescinded its remaining health orders, including vaccinations and requirements for health care systems to provide covid-19 testing. health officers are still encouraging everyone to protect others by masking up and staying up-to-date on vaccinations. kumasi: a person has died from monkeypox and los angeles county. this is the first confirmed path from the virus in los angeles county. the person had been hospitalized and was severely immunocompromised. there is only one other known death due to monkey talks in the united states.

a person died in texas in august. reggie: vice president kamala harris met with civil rights and reproductive rights leaders to discuss women's rights. overturning roe v. wade was the topic. the groups sent a letter to president biden urging him to address the impact. vp harris: we know with the supreme court having made the decision to take the constitutional right that had been recognized from the people of america, from the women of america, has created a health care crisis in america. reggie: president biden has signed executive orders aimed at expanding abortion access however in the three months since the ruling, 16 states have moved toban abortion. a fire required several rescues in berkeley inside a three-story apartment building near west

street just after 5:00 last night. heavy smoke on the lower floors trapped senate -- trapped residents on top. they were able to get out safety -- safely. no one was seriously hurt. kumasi: a change in the weather appears to be helping fire crews get a hand on the mosquito fire. the fire has burned more than 40,000 -- 48,000 acres and containment has increased to 16% . higher humidity and cooler temperatures have helped firefighters. crews have dug fire breaks to prevent the fire from spreading to forest hill. there will be a sequel to "inside out" and it will continue to be set in san francisco. it will explore the new emotions by a now teenaged riley. many will return including amy

poehler, as well as the writer and producer. the rest of the cast is yet to be announced but "inside out two" is set to be released in the summer of 2024. disney plus day specials continue through the month. newsom subscribers can get -- new subscribers can get a first month for $1.99. disney is the parent company of abc 7. reggie: russian lawmakers calling for president putin's resignation. ukrainian forces gaining ground on the about -- on the battlefield. kumasi: the big board at the new york stock exchange, down by 667 point. an update on the markets next. reggie: don't rock the boat. the amazing close encounter with some humpback whales. don't forget you can watch us for an extra hour, abc 7 and

seven news live 7:00 to 8:00 on the bay area streaming app. download it. drew: 6:39 a.m. on our tuesday. here's a live look from our rooftop camera at kgo showing you partly cloudy skies. the flags are waving. we have a pretty strong onshore flow creating lower humidity levels and also a cooler start to the morning. across the entire region, it is a cooler beginning compared to yesterday. seven degrees cooler in concord, four degrees cooler in san jose. the breeze is with us throughout the day, gusty at time, along the coast 30 miles per hour. that continues into the early evening, creating a day with temperatures at or slightly below average. a lot of sunshine today.

71 palo alto. 75 san jose. 79 santa rosa. the cooling trend continues tomorrow. tomorrow is the coolest day all week. sue: we will take a look at the san mateo bridge, not good. a car was out of lanes but true -- but crews have been having trouble getting to it. chp issued a special traffic alert, westbound 192 the mid span of the bridge. dunbar is a great alternate. 880 northbound, a motorcycle involved still blocking lanes. solid backup northbound and southbound near 238. all the way past highway 92 and your southbound is very slow. there's a look at the san mateo bridge with a sig alert issued for the mid span, a car fire.

the dunbar bridge clear, smooth sailing. the bay bridge is a bit of a backup because the metering lights were on at 5:40. the dunbar would be your better alternate.

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reggie: ukraine seems to be getting the upper hand in the war against russia, re-taking care -- territory and causing the russians to retreat. as justin finch explains, some top lawmakers are questioning the war. justin: this stunning new video from eastern ukraine showing what ukraine's military claims are its fighters ambushing a russian vehicle as part of its counteroffensive, which is forcing russian soldiers back to russia, abandoning large supplies of weapons and entire

stocks of ammunition. hasty actions the pentagon says could be signs of russia's disorganized command and control. >> we are hearing reports of the russians abandoning and not fighting, threatening to walk away. justin: ukraine says its gains are growing, claiming it has retaken more than 2300 square miles of it territory, seen here in yellow, larger than the state of delaware. ukraine's president zelenskyy careful to keep the counteroffensive's next steps under wraps. president zelenskyy: i can't released details of military actions. information silence is important. justin: across ukraine, celebration in the streets. ukrainian troops greeted as liberators. ukraine's second largest city kharkiv rebounding from russian retaliation, killing at least one, leaving crews scrambling to

restore power and trapping people in subways. back in russia, a rare display of dissent. at least 18 local leaders from some of the largest cities have signed a petition demanding president putin step down, calling the war damaging to russia's future and citizen. the white house is condemning those airstrikes on ukraine's infrastructure and vowing continued support for ukraine. justin finch, abc news, washington. kumasi: british officials have told mourners to stop placing sandwiches with paddington bear outside buckingham palace. the queen made a promotional video with paddington bear where she and the characters sipped some tea when the queen revealed she carried a marmalade sandwich in her purse. officials have asked the public to only place flowers without public -- lasting so they can be composted. reggie: another interest rate

hike after inflation went up in august. u.s. consumer prices rose more than expected despite falling gas prices. the cost of goods and services increased .1% compared to july, up 8.3 percent in august from a year ago. this adds pressure to the federal reserve as it decides whether to impose another interest rate hike. that is likely why you are seeing the stock market fall down this morning nearly 610 points. burger king is getting a $400 million makeover. the chain has seen rough years financially and are hoping major investments will change that. a key part to the plan -- make people fall in love with the whopper again. branding will make sure that people know bk is the home of the whopper. kumasi: some lucky whale watchers got the experience of a

lifetime with three whales off the coast of monterey. you can see the three whales approaching while the boat was in neutral and at a standstill. one of the friendly whales came close and gave a pack. -- peck. the company says this is rare and people should never force an interaction. reggie: do you see how much that boat is going back and forth? kumasi: yes. drew: it is rocking. kumasi: the three humpback whales. drew: that is cool. kumasi: are you going with me? reggie: where are we going? kumasi: monterey. reggie: after my experience on this boat last week -- i was on a sailboat for seven days -- i don't know about the islands anymore. we had a rough day at sea and

the captain asked how bad it was for me, 10 being the worst. i was at a nine. it was bad. drew: was that all seven days or just one? reggie: it was just one but halfway through crossing from one island to the next we ran out of gas. so. drew: i have a lot of questions? reggie: they put the sales up which means you go half the speed. now that long, very rocky -- kumasi: how do you run out of gas? drew: yeah, someone didn't plan. reggie: the captain was concentrating on something else. kumasi: that's his business. drew: ahoy, matey. [laughter] it is like you had one job, keep the tank full. reggie: thank you.

kumasi: he made it back, he's fine. drew: at half speed. [laughter] a light chop on the bay waters, cloud cover breaking down, a lot of sunshine. humidity is much lower. it feels more comfortablecoared. in the south bay, a lot of sunshine, low to mid 70's. 74 santa clara, 79 morgan hill. the peninsula is bright and breezy, 71 in san mateo, 74 in redwood city. downtown, 68. wendy along the coast. a lot of sunshine on the north bay, 70's. 70 in oakland. inland, quite comfortable, mid 70's to low 80's with low humidity, a bit greasy. we -- a bit breezy.

we will find patchy cloud cover. certainly feeling a lot more like fall. it is a nice afternoon. we will keep temperatures below average through friday. sunday, increasing clouds and a slight chance of a shower monday night. kumasi: abc's freshman comedy "abbott elementary" made some records. here is george pennacchio with all the big moments. >> succession. george: succession won the outstanding drama, writing for supporting -- on the comedy side -- >> ted lasso. george: ted lasso had repeat wins with brett goldstein and jason sudeikis. >> we get to go to neat things like this, it is just fun that people care.

people care about each other and want to see the best for and out of each other. that's a remarkable thing. dolly. what a -- golly. what a terrific reason. >> white lotus! george: george: it won big with a total of five emmys and he became the first asian to ever win a lead actor prize and only the fourth asian to win an acting enemy. the first black woman to win lead actress in a drama series and the youngest person to win two emmys. jean smart won her fifth career enemy. -- me. abbott elementary went to the head of the class. they won for writing and backstage, a plea for all the real teachers. >> we need more teachers so they need to be paid more so people

want to become teachers. i wouldn't want to become a teacher now but it is an important profession. george: her costar won her first me for supporting role. first singing and getting a standing ovation, then using her other voice. >> i am here to tell you that this is what believing looks like. i know where my voice belongs. there's so many young actors, artists, even kids that think they know what they are going to do in life, find your voice and put it where it belongs. george: michael keaton, amanda seyfried, and lizzo were also winners. george tanaka oh-fer abc7news. kumasi: get excited because season two of abbott elementary is set to premiere next wednesday at 9:00 p.m. right here on abc 7. reggie: we will be watching at the next morning. that is too late.

users requests have finally been answered with the latest software update for apple, including an edit and unsend feature. another feature is being able to cut out a subject from a background and being able to drop it in another place in your phone. it finally worked. it took a while. carve out some time. kumasi: wine country is slowly coming back but tourists say there is a good reason they are not in a hurry to head back. they say tastings are getting too expensive. a high-end experience used to cost about $40 but that seems to be the minimum price for any tasting. the reservation system that emerged during the pandemic has also changed. reggie: the 49ers will be without one of their key offensive -- elijah -- will miss

--eas single-season rookie record. kumasi: can we go back to the -- reggie: what you want to talk about? kumasi: i want to talk about the imessage. apple put out a video and if you do edit, people can still see what you originally sent so don't go messy and then be like, i didn't see that. they can see the edit button. reggie: it is only good if the other person has updated their phone and if they don't have an iphone it won't work. kumasi: you only have five times you can change it in 15 minutes. reggie: otherwise it's great. kumasi: if you want to unsend it you have two minutes. reggie: there's lots of rules.

kumasi: if you are just joining us, here are the seven things to know. the wind helped spread an overnight fire to two east bay homes and broke out in antioch around midnight. neighbors heard an explosion. fire officials say the loud boom was probably from an electrical box. reggie: touching moments in scotland where people waited up to 12 hours to pay respects to the late queen elizabeth. her cough and travel to buckingham palace. abc 7 will have special coverage. kumasi: king charles landed in belfast, meeting with the secretary of state for northern ireland and will receive a message of condolence before traveling back to london's to witness the queen's coffin arriving. reggie: governor newsom has

authorized the bill for free online tutoring 24 hours a day. we have a link at abc7news.com. drew: a cooling trend is underway. look at the wind early this morning, certainly active. a lot of gusts from hayward to oakland, sfo and the city, rio vista, 20 miles per hour. onshore flow is bringing lower humidity but also a cooler day. this is the exploratorium camera, partly cloudy skies. we will find a lot of sunshine today, beautiful. lower humidity, a lot of sunshine into the afternoon and a cooler day compared to yesterday, most of us feeling quite like fall. six season 70's. sue: following your commute with a sig alert on the san mateo bridge, giving folks a lot to look at. have to get an inspector out to look at the bridge because of

the heat of the car fire so avoid the san mateo bridge westbound, take the dunbar. kumasi: top honors for two bay area colleges. u.s. news and world report released its list of top universities for the year. stanford tied for third for top overall university in the country. princeton and m.i.t. finished first and second but the top public university is uc berkeley and ucla, tied. uc berkeley. reggie: uc berkeley. i'm looking at my school. kumasi: and? reggie: why do they make it so hard. there is no number. drew: that means pretty far down the list. reggie: don't say that. drew: less than 10? reggie: it is number 10, northwestern university, tied with duke.

if you like going to school in a forest. good morning, america. for our viewers in the west, russian forces on the run in ukraine. lightning advance. ukraine claims it has liberated more than 20 towns in 24 hours overwhelming russian troops. one ukrainian official saying russian forces surrendering en masse. a white house spokesman joins us live. how the administration played a role in the stunning offensive. the queen's final journey. overnight, thousands of well-wishers gather to pay their respects after her children escorted their mother through scotland. this morning, king charles making his first appearance in northern ireland as king.