four earthquake shakes the county knocking items off shelves. kumasi: mayor breed pledging to help -- more help to clean up the homeless situation in castro. >> ♪ raise my soul, the king of heaven. ♪ ♪ reggie: the british lining up for hours to get a glimpse of the queen's coffin. kumasi: nasa preparing its of defense to fight off a potential asteroid. reggie:e will startitheath. : today is the coolest day. we will keep that trend going for the next couple of days and it is breezy over the city with wind gusting 20 miles an hour. breezy through the delta with northwesterly wind keeping us on cooler than the average side for another day. temperatures mainly waking up to

the 50's and 60's with pockets of upper 40's in the north bay. a bit of a chill in sonoma and napa counties. 50's and 60's around the bay shoreline. temperatures are slow to warm and it will feel like fall. here is a live look at our rooftop camera, a brick easy and flags are active, not nearly as strong as yesterday. a breezy day and we will find and a sun mixture with clouds. temperature is below average. we will look at the weekend and we will preview that. reggie: a 4.4 magnitude quake set -- struck near santa rosa and many people felt the shaking around 6:40 and it lasted a few seconds, long enough to rattle nerves. less than a minute later a 3.9 magnitude after shot.

-- aftershock. fire crews responded to gas leaks and fire alarms. it is the second earthquake in a few days, a smaller one hit sunday night. coming up, what experts are saying and if we could see more soon. kumasi: governor newsom is set to sign his care court proposal into law. lena is live in santa clara county with the latest. lena: good morning. we are here live in santa clara county where in just hours governor newsom will be here to sign his care court proposal into law. this is a plan that would steer and force people off of streets and into the care they need. here is what you need to know. this new plan was just approved by the senate and the assembly last month. it gives those on the ground the ability to put those struggling into the system, a system

providing a court ordered care plan. the governor calls hope from those suffering from severe forms of mental illness such as schizophrenia and other sky collect -- psychotic disorders and meant to prevent restrictive conservatorships or incarceration and stabilize and support this specific community. they will last up to 24 months, each managed by a team providing everything from medication to housing plans. opponents say that it infringes on people's rights. governor newsom is expected to sign it into law around 10:45 surrounded by local officials, families, and service providers. reggie: thank you. new details in a story we first told you about last month, san francisco mayor london breed is pledging to coordinate city efforts to help homelessness.

she says that police will be able to step in to ensure people who were a few do not cause problems. last month letters were sent to officials threatening to stop paying taxesitctin sxpressed hei led opthe sers but that is not helpful if people are refusing cover. kumasi: two wildfires are burning in placer county. the dodge fire sparked west of the mosquito file your -- dtuch fire sparked west of the mosquito fire. it sparked a closure of interstate 80. 30 acres have burned, 80 has reopened and the placer county sheriff's office said that evacuees can return home. the mosquito fire spread into el dorado county and is prom painting -- and is prompting evacuation orders. the mosquito fire has burned

more than 50,000 acres and is 25% contained. you can get an idea of the air quality by using the online interactive wildfire tracker showing you the various -- the very latest information and you can find it on abc7news.com. reggie: a 144 page report release detailing how the san jose police department has handled civilian complaints and allocation -- allegations against officers. the auditor found that one third of the officers have at least one complaint filed against them. that is up 24%. there are 1000 individual complaints including 122 allegations of biased based policing which the auditor found to be unsubstantiated. rct to i have a hard time believing that so many complaints from the public were completely unfounded and these numbers do not make

sense to me. reggie: the auditor issued a 10 policy recommendations among them a focus on guidance and training alongside addressing police brutality issues. kumasi: antioch's police chief in two city council members are calling for changes to the use of force policy. eight officers are being investigated for possible misconduct. a report by our media partner involved in officer's use of his k-9 unit. they say that area needs to be evaluated. >> we will create a top-down assessment which is a great utility for the organization, but we will take a closer look without we deploy our canines with a closer look at how to mitigate unnecessary harm. kumasi: two city council members are calling for early intervention to track use of force and implement a system to monitor officers' cell phone use.

they want the whole council to address these reforms as soon as possible. reggie: in less than an hour queen elizabeth will leave buckingham palace and be transported to winsted minster -- westminster. hrs elizabeth caught -- coffin and thousands lining the streets hoping to catch a glimpse. this as the royal family comes together, the king, comella, the prince and princess of wales and harry and meghan at the palace as the queen returned from scotland. the royal regiment of scotland saluting her as her coffin was lifted onto this plane. princess anne traveling with her writing a statement it was an honor and privilege to be doing so. this as the king continued his

tour of nations traveling to northern ireland before heading to london. >> now without shining example before me, and with god's help, i take up my new duties resolved to seek the welfare of all the inhabitants of northern ireland. ines: london preparing for what could be the largest gathering in british history. members of the public lining up outside of westminster where the queen will lie in state for four days. more than 750,000 people are expected. >> she has reigned for 24 for 7f rain will not hurt me. i think she has done a fantastic job. ines: the queen will be transferred to westminster in a procession later today. officials are expecting that the lines could last as long as 30 hours. reggie: the queen's coffin is --

coffin is expected to leave around 615 time. we will have live coverage and you can watch it right here and wherever you stream. drew: 5:09 looking at the exploratorium camera, foggy skies and today is one of those days it is partly cloudy through much of the day with sunshine with us and it will feel like fall by the afternoon. air quality good today and tomorrow, northwesterly wind right now creating a nice afternoon in terms of air quality which will continue through the upcoming weekend as well. here is live doppler 7 with low pressure with the trough entering the west coast and that drags in the northwesterly wind. that is pushing into the bay area that keeps us the good air quality over the next 48 hours. hour-by-hour we are slow to warm so we will have a sweater on and keep it on for much of the day. 60's and low 70's by lunchtime

and partly cloudy skies. the breeze will pick up, but no 80's, we will all go into the 60's or 70's. today is the coolest day of the week. 69 in the city. 75, santa rosa. 77 concord and cooler along the coast. the three day forecast keeps that below-average trend through the end of the week. writer skies by friday but still a chance of a shower for the second half the weekend and we will talk about that coming up. sue: hello, let us go to the golden gate bridge. a fog advisory, it was thick on the deck. limited visibility over the wall. they had some barrier work overnight and that should be picked up anytime now if it has not been already. also very thick, this is the emeryville camera. it is socked in, you can barely see the headlights. very thick on the bay bridge and

there is the drivetime coming westbound from hercules into san francisco, 25 minutes. we have reports of a deer wandering around on the road 24 near fish ranch road and saint stephens. please be aware, a car did hit a deer and the car was out of lanes and the deer might still be there. reggie: still to come the actions taken by school staff member that might've saved lives. kumasi: how much prison time prosecutors are asking for the northern california room and who faked her own -- woman who faked her own kidnapping.

kumasi: welcome back. we have new details about a shooting at vallejo high school. a staff member was injured when the shooting happened during a fight between students. tim johns is hearing about the altercation that almost became worse. tim: police responded to calls

around 3:45. >> there was an altercation involving students in front of the school, in the streets, after school and the majority of the school had been let out. tim: the students were fighting with a group of unknown males who do not attend. after a staff mentor intervened three of the unknown males got into a dark-colored sedan. as they drove away they fired shots into the crowd hitting the staff member. friends of the victim identified him as joseph, a local athletic coach who is beloved in the community. >> the fact that he was here, he potentially saved a child's life. tim: he has been taken to the hospital where he is recovering from a nonlife threatening injury. the investigation is still ongoing and school officials tell us that the student safety remains top priority. >> we take this very seriously and we had a quick police response and we will be having

additional staff and security on campus tomorrow. tim: classes on wednesday will be on an abbreviated schedule and students will get to go home early. reggie: south carolina senator lindsey graham announced his plan to introduce legislation that would ban abortion at 15 weeks of pregnancy nationwide. >> i think we should have a law at the federal level that would say after 15 weeks no abortion on demand except in cases of rape, incest, or to save the life of the mother and that should be where america is at. reggie: it comes less than three months after the supreme court overturned roe v. wade and two months from the midterm elections where abortion is expected to be an important issue. legislation has little chance of passing congress with the democrats controlling the house and senate and fellow republicans have expressed concern. democrats say that the legislation proves that the republicans are out of step with

most americans. kumasi: california is trying to make abortion access easier. they launched a website connecting people living here and out-of-state with how to get one. as republican states try to prevent people from accessing information or crossing state lines to get care people are welcome in california. abortion.ca.gov includes information on providers and legal rights, financial assistance and more. the head of the office of data and innovation told us that visitors have absolute privacy and there will be no trackable digital information. spanish-language is available along with more languages to be added later. a decades-old conflict between armenia and iser but -- ajerbajn has been a reignited.

azerbaijan has brokered a cease-fire. the secretary of state has made calls to leaders on both sides. >> i hope that we can lead this to conflict back to the negotiating table and trying to build a piece. kumasi: arguments have led to numerous wars mostly disputed overt particular territory. reggie: the shasta county woman who faked her own kidnapping in 2016 should serve eight months in prison. she is scheduled to be sentenced monday. in 2016 she claimed she was kidnapped and that set off a nationwide search. he wastayingith we later.end wh s rppeare womeneld r caive ash prosecutors are asking her to make -- to pay more than $3000 in restitution insurance -- since she made money from

gofundme and state victims funds. kumasi: a lack of water and food supply might be driving coyote into streets. a resident saw a coyote roaming. in this clip the coyote crossed a car's path and seems to be searching for something. as of now there have been no reports of the wild animal being of any harm to residents in the community. or to their pets. reggie: nasa is preparing to combat potential asteroids with the first planetary defense system and they will test the double asteroid redirection in two weeks. they will crash a special spacecraft into a faraway asteroid in the hope is that the collision will shift the trajectory of the asteroid. and this seems like something that i just made up but it is apparently true. drew: didn't they do this in " armageddon." reggie: that was "armageddon" and "deep impact" which came out

at the same time as "bugs" and " antz." drew: that was the first dvd i ever owned, a special place in my heart. reggie: i am not sure that i ever saw "armageddon" or "deep impact." kumasi: i do not remember what happened. drew: the late 90's was obsessed with asteroids hitting us, i do not know why. reggie: and insects. drew: "ants" an d"bugz" were good movies. i randomly saw a coyote two weeks ago strolling through the castro at 4:00 a.m., just crossing market and i was like -- kumasi: where was it going? drew: it was out late at night, coming back from a friend's house. reggie: wipes whether -- wipe to weather.

drew: here is sutro tower with fog. we will have fog and high clouds throughout the day today, that is the combo on wednesday. this is the coolest day feeling like fall. no 80's and we are going into the 60's and 70's. cooler than average temperatures of the week, and then over the weekend sunday into monday with a chance of showers and we will show you the future weather in one second. good air quality with 70's in the south bay feeling comfortable and breezy along the peninsula. 75 redwood city. downtown upper 60's and close to the ocean and daly city we will go into the mid 60's and in the north another comfortable day. good air quality, 67 in sausalito. upper 60's to mid 70's under partly cloudy skies and inland into the mid and upper 70's. no 80's inland and it feels very nice with temperatures low average and that continues tomorrow as well. overnight the marine layer comes

back. 40's and the coolest spots in the north bay, upper 50's to lower 60's into thursday. let us fast forward into the weekend. this is saturday with an area of low pressure that drops down the west coast. vening is that it brushes by the coastline bringing us a chance of showers and then into monday they will try to push inland and bring us more showers. if we find wet weather it see t early pattern this early in the storm season. this feels like fall today, low average from the end of the week with a chance of a shower sunday into monday. once that gets out of here we will turn warmer by tuesday. kumasi: coming up the seven things to know. reggie: the strict water restrictions coming. kumasi: the melting glacier

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6:15. reggie: a 4.4 magnitude earthquake rattled the north bay and hit along the rodgers creek fault. no reports of injuries and only minor damage. kumasi: gavin newsom is headed to the south bay to sign a controversial bill into law. it is to establish court which would compel people with serious mental health issues into care and housing. opponent says it infringes on people's rights. reggie: the mosquito fire spread into el dorado county. the fire has burned 50,000 acres and is 25% contained. drew: get ready for the fall feeling to continue, today is the coolest day we have. no 80's on the map with 60's and sue: 70's under partly cloudy skies. sue:a lot you can see the chp trying to slow traffic down.

there was an accident banging into the barricades, 12 and 13 are the lanes. heads up there could be a big delay this morning. kumasi: the santa clara valley water board voted to expand water restrictions into the drought. schools, businesses and industrial properties can only water their lawns twice a week. no watering is allowed between 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. and similar restrictions were enacted on the phone -- on homeowners. drew: steph curry is closing in on a huge payday. under armour could give him a lifetime contract worth $1 billion. his current deal runs through 2024 worth about $20 million a year. the extension will allow him to have his own subsidiary brand. he is set to start a new four year contract worth $250 million with the warriors. the regular season begins next month at home against the lakers. kumasi: climate experts are blaming climate change for a

glacier breaking apart in chile. video capture the moment the glacier broke. a huge chunk of ice plummeted to the river below. the area is experiencing unusual high temperatures and heavy rain which is being blamed for changes to this glacier. reggie: what the governor says he wants to do to combat climate change in california. kumasi: all eyes in the account -- on the economy since the markets have their biggest drop since 2020.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: now at 5:30, an earthquake shakes up parts of the north bay. what we could see in the near future. kumasi: stuck in the mud, the weather causing big problems. reggie: one of the worst days for the markets in years new concerns as the inflation rate causes stocks to nosedive. kumasi: the heinz ketchup bottle getting a makeover connected to the queen. reggie: welcome to wednesday, september 14. drew: wednesday -- this wednesday we will find the coolest weather all week. northwesterly wind ringing good air quality but keeping temperatures below average. a little breezy across the city and through the delta. the onshore wind is keeping us feeling very fall like.

50's in the north bay and upper 50's and lower 60's along the bay shoreline. 56, vallejo. 50 is a cool spot in santa rosa. here is a live look at the exploratorium cameras showing you that we have fog, some thick fog across the golden gate bridge. what you will find is sunshine blending with clouds throughout the day. the big take away, it feels like fall with temperatures in the 60's and 70's. we keep the below average trend through the upcoming weekend that there is a chance of showers coming up. kumasi: there is minor damage in the north bay after last night's earthquake of 4.4 magnitude centered around santa rosa. a minute later a 3.9 magnitude aftershock. gloria: the quake only lasted a few seconds and there were minor reports of shaking, but it was

enough to jolt nerves. that is a second time in three days and earthquake has rattled the bay area. check out the broken bottles at a liquor store, toys knocked off shelves and cracks in a building. it rattled the north bay around 6:40 on what is known as the rodgers creek fault. could this be a prelude to something bigger? here's what that u.s. geological survey has to say. >> in 1969 there was a pair of earthquakes that struck santa rosa, they were significant and damaging, anyone alive and living there will remember those. the hayward fault early in the history of the cities in the bay area and in 1868 had a magnitude seven earthquake. and earthquake of similar size is expected at some point on the rodgers creek fault. gloria: while it is known for its wildfire preparation the earthquake should serve as a

wake-up call. this is not the first time that the fault has shaken the area. that u.s. geological survey says it has a history of doing damage although it has been decades and it is a good reminder to get repaired -- to get prepared for the earthquakes. reggie: a controversial bill easing -- aimed at easing the homeless crisis in california will be signed into law called the care court bill. lena howland is in santa fe to explain how this works. lena: good morning. we are live in santa clara county where an hours governor newsom will be here to sign his care court proposal into law. this is a plan that would steer and sometimes force people off of the streets and into the care they need. there is what you need to know, this plan was approved by the senate and assembly last month and the states as it gives those on the ground the ability to put those struggling into the system. a system providing court ordered

care plans. the governor calls it new hope for thousands suffering from severe forms of mental illness such as schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders and meant to prevent restrictive conservatorships or incarceration. instead, stabilize and support for specific community. the court ordered care plans will last up to 24 proving evythi fromecaons to housopponents say it infringes n people's rights. governor newsom is expected to sign it this morning around 1040 by local leaders, family members and some service providers. live in santa clara county, abc7news. kumasi: the community organization pushing to create california's preparation task force for african-americans is urging the governor to veto legislation extending the deadline for the committee to complete its work. the co--- the coalition for a

just and equitable california says the extension sends a message to -- a bad message. the chairperson says that the final report will be released within its original timeframe which is next july. reggie: san francisco's new da is changing course on a policy on how teenagers are handled when they are accused of a crime. he will abandon recall da's policy to never ask that juveniles be charged as an adult. jenkins says effective immediately she is forming a juvenile review team that will consider whether to recommend that a 16 or 17-year-old should be tried as an adult. >> we cannot allowr victim themo remain without justice or accountability in very serious and egregious cases. reggie: the review will collaborate with all parties

involved including members of the families. it is important to note that in california they can only request that a juvenile be charged. the final decision is up to a judge. kumasi: a business owner says a change in policy was not enough to keep his restaurant from becoming a target of crime. someone burglarized his restaurant on monday. surveillance video shows a man rooting around in the kitchen and stealing four boxes of cooking oil. it comes not too long that it came with call payments. the owner hopes that going cashless will boost security. >> instead of focusing on food we have to focus on security. it is disappointing, but until we see further change it is a reality of doi a fewee ago and 85-year-old man was followed s $30,000 rox. stats show that property

crime has been on the rise since 2019. police say a shooting that injured a 13-year-old student at a school in east oakland was not intentional. however a student has been charged. the shooting happened at madison park academy on august 29. investigators determined it was an accidental discharge. the child that was shot is out of the hospital. reggie: new water restrictions have been approved in the south bay. the santa clara water directors board have put limits on the watering of lawns including schools, businesses and industrial property. whatever officials say that people have been doing their part and some people have been doing their part but more needs to be done. >> what we have identified is that outdoor irrigation is one of the key targets as part of this throughout. of course, many people are saving inside, but a lot of the low hanging fruit available is

the outside ornamental irrigation and that is one of the things we believe we should be limiting as a result. reggie: under the restrictions lawns can only be watered twice a week and no watering allowed between 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. kumasi: the water change might help california dominate the next industry. >> this is not about ed -- electric power but economic dominance. look at what we are doing in lithium valley and the salton sea, private investment we want to bring it in at scale to create that domestic pipeline to create industries of the future and dominate. electricity is the architecture for decarbonization. this above and beyond anything is a most significant and will be the most notable in terms of impacting a national and we help global. kumasi: his comments at the

sixth annual innovation corridor conference, an initiative that brings together leaders to explore economic strategies to benefit the region. new questions about king charles' finances. he will be inheriting a vast fortune and will have not have to pay taxes on it. here is the gma first luck. >> king charles iii royal fortune. >> as i stand before you today, i cannot help but feel the weight of history which surrounds us. >> as king he has three main sources of wealth, the sovereign grant, money to u.k. treasury gives the crown to fulfill its royal duties. last year the queen received 57 million. the family's private wealth, the full extent a closely guarded secret. and then the duchy of lancaster, a private estate of property and assets. the monarchy received its annual

profits and the queen received 27 million from it last year. and coming up at 7:00 a.m., we are tracking all of the latest royal developments live from london. with your gma first luck, abc news new york. kumasi: still to come, the person behind one of trader joe's iconic items has died. reggie: the unusual fashion choices that just hit the runway. [laughter] drew: it is a dirt going to be five dollars or $5,000. that is what we have learned. reggie: it is giving garlic. drew: yes. reggie: but make it fashion. drew: make it fresh. we are looking at san jose with partly cloudy skies above. we are just tracking that air quality and b easily friday and the weekend.

live doppler 7, this trough is entering the west coast for us and we can see the wind is out of the northwest, a cool wind keeping temperatures only in the 60's and 70's later on. take the layers with you as you step out the door. new, we are slowly warming through the 60's and low 70's. upper 70's is about it. we are not finding any 80 degree readings, so temperatures below average. today is the coolest day of the week. 71, oakland. 69 in the city and a partly cloudy sky. 75, santa rosa. 73 is a high-end napa. the three-day photo cast -- forecast through the end of the week sunshine and cloud cover below average and writer on friday and breezy and close. we will keep the cooler trend over the weekend but even on sunday we are tracking the

chances of somewhat weather. we are tracking that in nine minutes but first let us check in with sue. sue: we focused our camera on the problem. there was an accident at the toll plaza heading westbound that into the sand barrels. lanes 12 and 13 are off. it looks like they are clearing the way and letting the ambulance go, obvious and -- obviously in entering -- an injury accident. they have been clearing lanes out shortly and i know that caltrans has to take care of the sand barrels. metering lights were turned on resulting in delays the longer it is out there. we will be following it the rest of the morning and we will

kumasi: a person is missing after heavy rains called severe

mudslides. on monday 2000 homes were put under evacuation orders. the orders are still in place as moreno is expected. crews are clearing streets and digging out mud filled claw -- cars. wildfires have made the reason more excesses -- susceptible to slides. reggie: troubling news about the prices that we are paying being hit hard by inflation and it is getting worse, even with gas prices falling. derek dennis explains. derek: new jitters on wall street, the dow plunging after worse than expected news on inflation at goodbye can -- echoed by the consumers feeling the pinch. >> the cheapest apartment is $1000 a month. derek: prices from groceries up to 13% due to the weather, supply chain issues, energy costs in the war in ukraine.

the cost of eggs spiking 40% and rising significantly between july and august. taylor adam says she is struggling to make ends meets. >> what else can you do, starve? it is what it is. we like it, no. but, i deal with the prices. it kind of is what it is at this point. derek: the consumer price index shows a .1% increase in prices lacks -- last month compared to july and that might seem small but analysts worry it is a sign that inflation is not cooling-off. >> we are talking about .1%. derek: president biden saying the other indicators are still positive. pres. biden: the economy is strong, jobs are up and manufacturing is good. i think we are going to be fine. derek: wall street is concerned. the fed is expected to raise rates by .75% or more making

everything from car loans to credit card debt more expensive. one bright spot, gas prices have been falling for 91 consecutive days but with eight weeks to go republican say the president is in denial about inflation. kumasi: the man who invented the two buck chuck has died. he died and -- in his home. family members confirmed the 70 -- 79-year-old's death. he was a long proponent of inexpensive wine saying no bottle should cost more than $10. he started the bronco wine company which became one of the top 10 wine companies in the u.s.. one of those brands was charles shaw that sold in trader joe's. he is survived by six kids and 14 grandkids. reggie: heinz might have to change its catchup bottles following the queen's death.

in the u.k. hines products have the coat of arms displayed on the packaging because businesses that supply products or services to the royal family can in return displayed the royal coat of arms on their branding. now that the queen has died heinz coca-cola, and cadbury will have to remove the seal and reapply under king charles iii. kumasi: new york fashion week took a future -- a futuristic turn. it was all about music, sports and fashion. she staged an immersive presentation showcasing men and women's chill does clothing to recommends -- to recognize the past as it looks towards the future. that is cute. they wore track pants and sneakers and streetwear and

downs, and sprinter, usain bolt. where was you saying? reggie:reggie: what are they doing? kumasi: hold on. that is not him. drew: that coat looks warm. kumasi: i just wanted to see usain bolt. drew: keep it going. is that? kumasi: is this ham? -- him? that is. drew: that is? i do not know why i expect him to run down the runway. reggie: he did not but everybody else is? kumasi: he is like you have to pay extra for that. reggie: it is so baggy. she is wearing a hat upon a hat upon a hat upon a hat. kumasi: i love the videos online where they come out with all of the random things like ladders.

drew: what is the obsession with the garbage bags? at the beginning looked up -- it looked like another blown up garbage bag. kumasi: fashion. drew: it will trickle down and we will find a few years from now in that oregon basement where you picked it out. reggie: do you know where that is from? tell me. it is from "devil wears prada." drew: blue? cerulean? baggy is back. reggie: kids love it. they just love it. they cannot get enough of more material. drew: in inflation times? let us take a look outside. kumasi: the kids. drew: the children. reggie: look it up, olds. drew: here is our emeryville

camera, a bit foggy with the fog along the coast where it is pretty thick and we will find that the fog lingers and a blend of high clouds and sunshine. it is the coolest day of the week and we keep below average temperatures of the week and weekend. we love to see the early-season chance of showers. we will show you the timeline in a second. good air quality in the south bay. 70's and a bit easy. 60's and 70's for half moon bay. downtown upper 60's and mid-60's and gusty close to the ocean. in the north bay, 60's along the coast and 70's for much of the north bay. good air quality and partly cloudy skies. 's mid 70's. mid to upper 70's with good air quality. we did have the marine layer coming back. upper 50's to upper 60's, they

will brush us early sunday and it moves on shore. high resolution monitors -- models and they will fine-tune it as they approach the week and it is nice to see some wet weather this early in the storm season. here is the accuweather forecast it feels like fall today, keeping below average temperatures and wet weather on sunday into early monday. and then we turn warmer for the middle part of next week. sue: we go back to the bay bridge toll plaza. 12 through 13 are flared off. thee actityhat y see roh the bay bridge. there was an accident that hit the sand barrels and busted them open. we just saw the ambulance leave so minor injuries involved and traffic is starting to stack up. they turned the lights on at 5:35 and they have a 12 to 15 minute delay behind us and they are trying to get the barrels

cleaned up so that they can reopen lanes 12 and 13. slow across the span and the longer they are out there the longer the delays will be. let us take a look at our map and i can show you the back, slow on the span and there is the big red line towards the macarthur maze. you might want to take part although it looks like they are moving quickly to get this clear. more on this when they come back. reggie: i will take it from here. disney plus day specials continue throughout the month. new subscribers can get their first month for $1.99. there are new releases including "andor" the prequel to "robe on." --"rogue one." a new report looks at the rising numbers and how the covid pandemic might have affected the results. kumasi: this giant gator had to

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kumasi: welcome back. a massive alligator out for a morning walk catches the attention of an entire neighborhood in taxes. -- texas. people talk out their phones to take video of this 400 pound alligator sauntering through the grass west of houston. people sought strolling for about six hours before this, they captured it safely. rescuers found it lying down after his walk and they put them in the back of a pickup truck with some ropes. something about this, something about this. reggie: that is a very large

alligator. i was telling these people i did not know when i was on vacation that we have at least one alligator story and i am destroying that promise. kumasi: it is for the people. they took the alligator to an animal sanctuary where it can roam freely. one neighbor called today sweetheart. he did not look like it was bothering anybody. i did not like how they had to tie him up like that. something about that bothers me. drew: also he is like you got me. kumasi: it is too much. reggie: he got got. drew: it is a 50-50 tossup if it is texas or florida. reggie: it is leaning more taxes. drew: florida has been behaving. reggie: we will have the following iguanas soon. drew: all of our producers when it gets cold we want the following iguanas stories. good morning, a bit of a child,

49 in santa rosa. take it -- take the jacket with you. 60's and 70's later on. kumasi: next we are waiting for the abc news special report to start when the queen leaves buckingham palace for the last time and we will bring that to you when it starts in about 15 minutes. reggie: a lot of you felt an earthquake in the north bay shaking things up. kumasi: in the south bay governor gavin newsom planning to sign a controversial bill into law. how lawmakers think this will help improve the crisis. reggie: a live loo

>> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. kumasi: a live look at london, where in just minutes queen elizabeth will be at buckingham palace for the last time first or -- for the last time. abc news will have a special report when the queen's coffin leaves for westminster. we will bring that to you live. reggie: san francisco's mayor promising action in the castro following a threat from local business owners. why police are getting involved. kumasi: plus an earthquake rattles the north bay. reggie: good morning. it is wednesday,