>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. kumasi: now at 6:00, a growing memorial in the east bay. what we are learning about the man shot and killed in a possible case of road rage, and what his widow is saying about the moments before the shooting. reggie: high hopes for dream port. thousands of people filled down found -- downtown san francisco. kumasi: taking a live look outside from the east bay hills camera, a nice start to what is going to be a nice day. drew is here with the forecast in a moment. reggie: good morning, it is tuesday, september 20. kumasi: straight to the forecast. drew: there is still the chance

of an isolated shower or storm in the north bay, that is for the best chance lies. live doppler 7's quiet overhead, we have several lightning strikes with showers and storms. most of the activity stays well offshore. in the afternoon, the chance of an isolated shower or storm in the north bay. 50's and 60's, the humidity is elevated. the rooftop camera showing you calm winds, here is how the day shape set. mix of sun and clouds, there is a chance of a shower. we will show you the chance coming up in about eight minutes. kumasi: new this morning, oakland police are investigating a van that drove straight into a cvs store. it happened just before 2:00 this morning at the store on broadway near 30th street. look at this video inside the oakland store. you can see it is basically in the store, stuff all over the ground. people reached out to officers, they responded.

no word on why the van ended up in the store. reggie: to shooting that left three people debt under investigation, the incidents happened in the span of 45 minutes. gunfire erupted in front of a grocery store at the corner of telegraph avenue and 31st street at 7:45 last night. three people were hurt, two of the victims died at the scene. a third person was driven to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. 45 minutes later, police were called to east 20th street in east oakland. officers found a person on the sidewalk who had been shot. they died a short time later. homicide investigators are looking into both shootings. no word on any suspects. kumasi: we are learning more about the man who was shot and killed at an east bay intersection. family and friends spent part of the day at what is now a streetside memorial in san lorenzo. the killer has not been caught. abc 7 news has been on top of

the story since it broke sunday night. we spoke with the victims now widow. reporter: he was 30 years old, and you can see he was all smiles around his new wife, who he married four months ago in the philippines. she was on a face time with him moments before he was gunned down and killed sunday. >> i can't sleep. every time i try to sleep, every time i close my eyes, i can hear a lot of gunshots. reporter: deputies believe what happened in the intersection was a case of road rage. she said someone had cut into her husband's lane. >> i tried to stop him, i shouted at him. no, do not go out from your car. he left me on the phone, the screen is open. i heard several gunshots. that is it. he did not come back.

the only one who came is the sheriff. reporter: as he approached the other car, he was shot. deputies say they were in the area working another case and a sergeant responded within seconds. >> he tried to cater to the victim, but the victim was suffering multiple gunshot wounds and mortally wounded at that point. reporter: she was in the philippines and said they were excited for what was to come. they had just finished paperwork so she could come live with him in america. >> i am here in the philippines. i can't do anything. that is it. i just cry all night. almost collapse, every time i am scrolling down my gallery, my photos. it feels like, oh my god.

i have no husband anymore. reporter: deputies say there were witnesses. there is video and they are actively searching for the person or persons who fired the shots. at last check and arrests have been made. reggie: flora governor ron desantis is under criminal investigation after he took credit for flying approximately 50 migrants to martha's vineyard. more on how the cities are responding and repairing from migrants as their lives take political center stage. jobina: authorities in massachusetts and attorneys for the migrants have called for a probe into the legality of the governors move. an official investigation is underway from a texas sheriff. the democratic sheriff says migrants were lured from the migrant resource center in his county, flint of florida, then to massachusetts under false pretenses of being offered jobs. the migrants rolled a minute left to fend for themselves.

salazar believes there is a high possibility laws were broken in the process. >> our understanding is a venezuelan migrant's paid what we call a bird dog feed to recruit approximately 50 migrants. 48 migrants were lured, shuttled to an airplane. they were flown to florida, that eventually flown to martha's vineyard. jobina: desantis's office rejected the accusations, saying the migrants were more than willing to leave. immigration lawyers are calling for an investigation into the brochures given out, arguing they were misleading. workers in massachusetts are rushing to find long-term support for the migrants already there. desantis is not the only governor sending migrants elsewhere. texas governor greg abbott's office says he has sent nearly 11,000 away from his state. kumasi: so will be heo one of

the t place since the pandemictarted. the dreamforce event turns 20 this year, and a huge crowd is expected. lena howland is live where thousands of people will be converging in just a few hours. lena: good morning. we are here at the miss goni center, where dreamforce is set up and ready to go. they are preparing to welcome and tens of thousands of people to this event this year. we have already seen quite a few people coming and going from the main entrance as tens of thousands of people could be expected. many in san francisco are confident dreamforce will bring a much-needed boost to the economy, as they are expected to be back as a full-scale event for the first time since 2019. last year, it was held on a much smaller scale with just 1000 people. this year, the conference is bringing in people from across

the world, projected to generate $40 million for the city. the san francisco chamber of commerce since downtown has not been this crowded since before the pandemic. >> we expect tens of thousands of people downtown. we heard about 20% of kings rate up in downtown restaurants. >> it is so exciting to travel t time i have traveled a long time. it takes a little bit to get used to having crowds around you again. lena: it does not end there. dream force says they are employing 2000 local event staff and 85% of vendors are local. dreamforce kicks off today in downtown san francisco. it will continue through thursday of this week. there will be many road closures in place. we will talk about those in the next half-hour. lena howland, abc 7 news. kumasi: a major redesign and renovation. how much money will be spent on japan town. reggie: memorial is growing for

an eight-year-old boy who was hit and killed by a car. have neighbors are responding. drew: we are tracking mainly clear skies first thing this morning, a live look from the east bay hills camera. still the chance of an isolated shower another busy day? of course - you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place.

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drew: this area of our coastline has thunderstorms and showers associated with it. in the north bay, we could be equipped by an isolated shower or storm. climbing to the 60's and 70's by lunchtime, not a bad day to grab the meal outside. the 3:00 and 4:00, the best chance for a shower is in lake

county. most of us remain dry. we climbed to the 70's for afternoon highs, it is a touch muggy. the humidity will drop tomorrow, especially thursday. drying out tomorrow. as we welcome fall thursday evening, it is a warm to hot begin on the way. let us see how we are doing with traffic. jobina: we are starting with a live look at the richmond-san rafael bridge, where traffic is beginning to pick up for people traveling westbound. the busy spot is the bay toll plaza. metering lights came on at 5:35, so tracking around the trying -- that time has been average. cars are backed up, you know what to expect. be early if you want to make it on time. a look at drive times, tracy to dublin 55 minutes. we are seeing the highway for commute starting to slow down.

antioch to concord is 29 minutes. dreamforcedreamforce a note on -- a note on dreamforce, howard street will be detoured if he is street to harrison street or new montgomery street to hawthorne street. kumasi: elton john is getting ready for an appearance. where he will be performing this week. reggie: how governor newsom is addressing the need for affordable housing. kumasi: a live look outside at 6:13, be right back. ♪ ♪ this is how it feels to du more with less asthma... ...thanks to dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks...

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reggie: a growing memorial for an eight-year-old boy, third-grader was hit and killed

on his way to school friday. the city of san jose says they are repainting the crosswalk this morning. the neighbors who live there say that is not nearly enough. please drive slow, that is the plea from the communities surrounding castle mont elementary on the san jose campbell border. >> i think everybody feels like this could have been their child , and your heart goes out to this family. you want to be able to do something. reggie: residents are calling on the city to install speed bumps and stop signs. anything to keep the many kids in that community safe. in the meantime, the grieving community is taking the matter into their own hands, putting out their own safety signs, cones and flags for crossing. kumasi: governor newsom is taking action to address the need for affordable housing throughout the state. he signed a bill that requires state agencies to annually review and determine if land under their jurisdiction is suitable for residential development.

it codifies the program that newsom created in 2019. the state is seeking qualified developers to build housing on five state owned properties, you can see the locations here. some 4400 new homes are in various stages of development under the program. reggie: san francisco leaders will be in japan town to announce a big upgrade. peace plausible get a $6 million renovation from state funding. it is part of an effort to make peace with japanese-americans who were forced into internment camps during world war ii. there will be a tour and a look into the city's plans for renovation, alongside community members. kumasi: elton john is gearing up for his bay area concert next month, but first he is stopping by the white house. he will be performing on the south lawn friday. invites were set out recently, guests will be required to be tested for covid-19 before they attend. it is part of an event called a night when hope and history rhyme.

the british superstar has been on his farewell tour around the u.s., he will be performing at levi's stadium for two nights the weekend of october 8 and ninth. [laughter] drew: goal. let us go outside, here is a live look at the santa cruz camera. i know, i feel so bad. kumasi: that is ok. drew: it is fine. some days we are chatty, other days we are like, that is nice. [laughter] reggie: keep trying it. drew: want to try again? reggie: we really want you to talk about it, but i don't have anything to say. drew: we love elton. . [laughter] the santa cruz camera, really pretty. partly cloudy skies, a light chop on the bay waters. we are starting out calm. what we will find is there is a chance of an isolated shower and thunderstorm. the best chances in the north

bay today. autumn arrives thursday evening, we see warmer weather by the end of the weekend. get ready for warm to hot temperatures. today, we still have the chance of a thunderstorm. the north bay and part of the east bay outline for that chance, the best chance is in lake county for any showers or storms. it is a blend of sun and clouds, we see the chance in the afternoon i about 2:00 to 4:00 p.m.. i think future weather is doing a good job at picking up on a shower or storm your lakeport, those are the areas we are watching closely. most of us, it is a dry day with humidity up and temperatures in the 70's. rain flat estimates finding most of us have a zero on the board, meaning we remain dry. a few chances well north. today, 71 in the city. 76 in san jose, 73 in napa. 78 in concord. overnight tonight, any wet

weather columns down and we drop to the 50's. planning the next seven days, the chance of a shower in the north bay. drying out tomorrow. warming up on friday. that your weekend plans ready, it is a lot different than last week. dry, sunny skies, 80 and 90 away from the coast. reggie: a look at what is coming up on gma. hi, ginger. ginger: hey there. i am here in manhattan, you can see the hudson river behind me. and a one acre rooftop farm where they take the food, 40,000 pounds of produce, put in the kitchen and survey. that is a convention i want to go to. we are celebrating new york city climate week. but there are so may stories to get to, including fiona. now the first major hurricane of the season, category 3 or higher. we anticipated grows to a category 4 as it slices between the mainland u.s. and bermuda.

the closer to bermuda, the worse it will be. i want to show you the other headlines that includesherri pap ini sentenced. the california mom who victor own kidnapping was confronted with the truth and how her husband found out it was a hoax. the new season of dancing with the stars was on. wayne brady was fanst, but in the tiktok star, wow. sam champion was there. so much to go over here on good morning america. reggie: we are all shook by your location this morning. never would we have thought you were on top of a convention center. [laughter] it is beautiful. ginger: is annette wild? -- isn't it wild? i know. honeybees, birds. reggie: that is exciting, i love this. looking forward to that, see you at

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drew: we are looking at live doppler 7 with satellite this morning. it is quiet across the bay area. watching along the coastline, the area of low pressure is nearby. a lot of showers and lightning strikes. later today, there is a chance in the north bay, here is a view from the rooftop here at kgo. a partly cloudy day. by 4:00 p.m., there is the chance of an isolated shower in the north bay. close to clear lake is the best chance of finding a shower or storm. kumasi: are you ready to vote? if not, today is a national reminder you should be, because it is national voter registration day. this civic holiday was started in 2012. it is a coordinated effort from local, state and national organizations, urging people to register. more than one in five eligible americans are not registered to vote.

you can find out how to do it by going to vote.org. families looking to get lost and a popular corn maze can start doing that this weekend. the petaluma pumpkin patch and amazing corn maze is getting ready to welcome guest for the fall season. the opening is friday. the plan is to remain open through november. last year, an atmospheric river drenched the region and force the pumpkin patch and one base to shut down early. -- corn maze shut down early. this is showing you the elaborate maze from a few years ago, each year is different. do not try to cheat. there is only one way out. the course usually takes about 45 minutes to get there. reggie: kanye west, who now goes by ye, opened a private school. however, he says he has never read a book. during an appearance on a podcast, he likened reading to eating brussels sprouts.

saying he does not even like to read long text messages. he says he just reads the first and last paragraph. kumasi: paragraphs? reggie: he says he is a bigger fan of good conversation as a way of learning. kumasi: who sends multiple paragraphs of a text message? reggie: can we focus on the main point? kumasi: i did not want to go there. i am not prepared to go there this morning. reggie: kids, please read. kumasi: i do not know if you can get through life without ever reading a book. reggie: there is such joy in it. kumasi: let us talk about that later. reggie: ok. kumasi: underreport claims tiktok is delivering this information to many young users. a journalism and technology tool that tracks all when information looked into tiktok and found that when you search for subjects on the social media app , nearly 20% of the videos contain some type of misinformation.

tiktok has responded to the report, saying it does not allow harmful misinformation and partners with independent fact checkers to confirm the accuracy of its videos. reggie: next, the san francisco school board backtracking on a plan with holidays at the center of discussion during today's meeting. kumasi: the final farewell for the queen and what is next. the next big world event to look out for in the next few months. reggie: we are going to head to break, here is a live look outside. >> in every moment, there is an opportunity to find a path forward, to move ahead, to build something better. >> issues of race and social justice are a key part of building a better bay area. >> it is our commitment to meet those moments with tough questions, real solutions for you, for everyone >>. where did you learn to do what you do? >> this is the moment to build a

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: now at 6:30, composting bodies. california now legalizing alternative burial practice, but not everyone is on board. kumasi: plus come hurricane fiona is now a category three storm. the devastating floods and how the biden into hell. reggie: debate over the -- help. debate over the pandemic. is it over? we are going to start with drew's forecast. drew: we will have the chance of an isolated shower in the north bay later today. here is live doppler 7, it is quiet overhead. offshore, you can see the low is spinning up showers and storms. most of this stays away from us. later today, the chance of an isolated shower.

temperatures are in the 50's, a little muggy, but a beautiful picture. a gorgeous sunrise on the way, partly cloudy. the north bay has the best chance of finding a shower. most of us remain dry, in the 60's and 70's. we will pinpoint the showers coming up in about eight minutes. reggie: hurricane fiona is gaining strength as it moves north. the national hurricane center confirms fiona is a category 3, the first major hurricane of the atlantic hurricane season. jobina: fiona has already caused widespread destruction in puerto rico, dumping up to 30 inches of rain. winds reached up to 100 miles an hour. most of puerto rico has no power and two thirds of the island has no running water. more than 1000 people have had to be rescued, at least two people have died. a man and his mother called 911, but it took firefighters seven

hours to reach them. >> she says that the water was running just like this, inside her house. jobina: the white house as president biden pledge support from fema, more than 300 federal personnel are working to assist with response and recovery. the number is expected to increase substantially in the coming days. fema already has a large presence in predator read go due to the island's recovery from hurricane -- puerto rico due to the islands recovery from hurricane maria. kumasi: a memorial service for the queen will be held tomorrow at the washington national cathedral. vice president harris will be there. president biden will not be able to attend, because he will be at the u.n. general assembly in new york. an estimated one million mourners lined the streets of london to see the pageantry of the royal funeral. more on what is next. ♪ reporter: overnight, the world

bidding queen elizabeth one final farewell. she was laid to rest in a private ceremony, next to herthn state funeral, the likes of which britain had not seen in nearly six decades. her cough and brought to westminster abbey on a gun carriage, topped with the imperial crown, scepter and orb, along with a handwritten note. inside, about 2000 mourners, including president biden. >> she was joyful, touching a multitude of lives. reporter: ndling the streets to grab a glimpse of the procession. members of every branch of the military marching through central london with royal family members following every step. >> it was incredible, watching all of the pageantry. reporter: at wellington arch,

the coffin transferred to a hearse and brought to windsor castle. the coffin arriving to a gun salute and carried inside. her imperial state crown, scepter and orb putback on velvet pillows, signaling the end of her reign. the king's eyes welling with tears while a choir sang god save the king. >> it is really sad. we have had a week as a nation to adjust to this. reporter: the next big world event of this magnitude will be the king's coronation. british newspapers reporting that will take place in the spring or summer, following a period of mourning for the queen. kumasi: you can stream more queen elizabeth stories on the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app, including a 50 minute documentary looking back at her one and only visit to the bay area. reggie: the annual dreamforce

convention, big crowds are expected downtown. that means traffic and street closures, and more money for the city. lena howland joins us live from where it is all happening. lena: good morning. there is a lot going on right now here at the moscone center, many in san francisco are confident dreamforce will bring in a much-needed boost to the city's economy has they are expected to be back here in person for the first time since 2019 is a full-scale event. last year, it was held on a much smaller scale, with just 1000 people. this year, the software conference is bringing in tens of thousands of people from across the world, projected to generate $40 million for the city. one of the restaurants benefiting from this is the oasis grill, located next to be convention site. the owner says this is the busiest he has been in several years, and he is hoping this

convention will lead to many more at the moscone center for years to come. >> i think this will be our biggest and busiest event in the whole year. the convention is a big one. we will survive, make thesinesst end there. dreamforce says they are employing 2000 local event staff and 85% of the vendors are local. traffic around the moscone center is expected to be jampacked. howard street will be closed between third and fourth streets through 8:00 p.m. sunday for the event. it is encouraging people to walk from their hotels, or take public transit. the event of dreamforce kicks off today in downtown san francisco and is expected to last until thursday. lena howland, abc7news. reggie: developing in san

francisco, police are investigating a shooting that left two women hurt in the mission district. it happened around 6:30 last night at 23rd and valencia streets. officers found two women who were shot. he performed life-saving measures, both were taken to the hospital. one had life-threatening injuries. so far, no arrest has been made. kumasi: californians will have an option for a different type of burial. the governor signed a bill into law that allows for human composting. gloria is live in the newsroom with more details about the whole process. gloria: california will become the fifth state to legalize human composting. advocates say it is an environmentally friendly alternative to end-of-life options, but some oppose this. this is a reenactment video that shows you some of the process the seattle-based company uses to turn human remains into soil. the founder and ceo, who used to live in the bay area, says it is

growing in popularity. she says they are thrilled the governor signed the bill into law, and they plan to open a facility in california when it takes effect. >> think about it is a cousin to cremation, it is a process that happens to your body. it changes on a molecular level. then, the family is given back something. in cremation, it is ashes. in human composting, it is soil. you can do something with that material that is meaningful to the family. some families choose to bury the ashes, which you can do with soil. some people choose to grow a tree with the soil, which you cannot do with ashes. gloria: i talked to an assembly member who has been pushing the bill, she says is one of the more natural ways to deal with our bodies at the end of life. they want to give californians another option. the law is expected to take effect in 2027, but there is opposition. groups like the california

catholic conference are against human composting, saying there is a lack of dignity toward the human body. reggie: we are endlessly fascinated, thank you. the conversation on where we are in the pandemic has been reunited after, the president biden speaking over the weekend. he said in part, quote, the pandemic is over. health experts say covid is not over, at least some of them do. it is just more manageable. still, more than 400 americans die from the virus every day. the overall picture of covid community levels across the country is mostly green, meaning there are low levels of transmission right now. in california, cases and deaths have gone down since march. we spoke to the chief of emergency medicine to get a clearer picture of what she is seeing every day. >> for five months ago, started noticing a change in the severity of the illness. we had a number of people coming in, but they were not that sick. reggie: specialist attribute the

decrease in cases and deaths to vaccines, boosters and pharmaceuticals. kumasi: san francisco school board vote on a plan to open the observation of muslim holidays on hold. the board voted on the plan last month. it would have created two districtwide muslim holidays. in a statement last night, the district says further analysis is needed about how best schools can emblem at the holidays, along with those of other cultures. nash implement -- implement the holidays. >> a true crime podcast leads to one man's release from prison. kumasi: a live look at the big board at the new york stock exchange, down by 330 points. reggie: a critical call to change habits and cut back. the big names calling for more effort toward combating climate change. you can watch his every weekday morning for an extra hour. abc 7 at 7:00's live every weekday on the abc 7 bay area streaming app.

you can download it now. i am talking to becky from the connors this morning. jobina: looks like we are switching things up around here, i am going first. good morning, everyone. we are following a crash in vallejo, no issues are involved. this will be westbound 80 right before solano avenue. speeds down to 29 miles an hour. we will hop over to san francisco. dreamforce is here, so there will be traffic impacts. howard street will be detoured via southbound 2nd street to harrison street, or new montgomery street to hawthorne street. just a heads up there. the richmond-san rafael bridge, this is westbound traffic. i was looking at the average speeds as you approach the toll

plaza, it is going to be around 15 miles an hour and will pick up once you reach the center span of the bridge. this is where it is packed, the bay toll plaza. metering lights came on at 5:35. drew: we have a lot of sunshine later today, partly cloudy skies. a live look, good air quality today and tomorrow. here is live doppler 7, you can see the area of low pressure spinning off the coast line. showers and lightning strikes nearby, a lot of the moisture remains offshore later this afternoon, but there is the chance of an isolated shower. we are in the 60's into low 70's by lunchtime under dry conditions. not bad to grab a meal outside. parts of lake county, that is the best chance for finding an isolated shower or storm. most of us remained dry under partly cloudy conditions. temperatures generally in the 70's later today. drying out tomorrow, humidity

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kumasi: community members held a candlelit vigil outside city hall, protesting the death of a 22-year-old iranian woman. she was arrested by iran's morality police and accused of improper hijab. her brother since she was taken to a reeducation facility. after that, she needed to be treated at a hospital. doctors say she had both a heart attack and stroke. protests have now ignited throughout iran and globally, community members, human rights organizations and social media are working to spread the word on the conditioned violence against its people. reggie: new concern about a potential nuclear disaster in ukraine after a missile attack in the south missed a power plant i only hundreds of feet. -- by only hundreds of feet. it shut down power lines. this is a different nuclear

facility than the one that came in to recent attacks. it appears ukraine has reclaimed more land in the northeast than first thought. after comparing it to the size of delaware last week of the state departments is the reclaimed area is the size of delaware and rhode island a russian pop icon is also speaking out against the war. she has been posting on instagram to her millions of followers that the invasion is making the lives of russian citizens extremely difficult. kumasi: it is known as a podcast that set off the true crime grace. a new episode of cereal is out now, after the suspect accused in this case is out of jail as a free man. a judge vacated the conviction of -- adnan syed. he was convicted in the 1999 murder of his ex-girlfriend. the podcast presented new evidence that there could be two other suspects. >> we are not yet declaring adnan syed is innocent, but we

are declaring an interest of fairness and justice, he is entitled to a new trial. kumasi: prosecutors have 30 days to decide whether they are going to retry the case. adnan syed served 23 years of a life sentence. he is now 41 years old. he has always maintained is in essence, with the debut -- innocence, with the podcast debut in 2014. the critical need to tackle climate change and sustainability. south koreankpop group black pink made a plea to cut food waste. >> i challenge you to heed this call. a dear you to shape our fate. above all, i dare you to do good. kumasi: the u.n. secretary

general a says he hears the calls from young people. reggie: now, your morning meant a report. apple is aware of an apparent issue with the new iphone 14 pro and promax. some people are saying their phone is buzzing and shaking while using camera apps like tiktok and instagram. apple says a fix will be released next week. this would not be the first fix for the newest lineup of phones. a fix for the ios was added last week to troubleshoot a camera issue, while shooting horizontal landscape photos. a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway, we are down about 332 points. instacart is expanding to more than just food delivery. they plan to open connected stores. they will be able to scan items as he put them into the cart, calculating by computer and wait. shoppers can pay using the cart without waiting in line. instacart plans to open the first store in irvine, no opening day been set.

kumasi: hollywood honoring the first american idol winner. kelly clarkson thought a star on the hollywood walk of fame. she won the very first season of american idol in 2002. since then, she has released nine studio albums, two children's books and now hosts her own daytime talk show. she has won so many awards, including an emmy, three grammys and is the first artist to top reports pop, adult contemporary, country and dance charts. simon cowell paid her attribute during the event. >> i remember that moment when your name was called, and honestly, i was thinking to myself, thanks to you, we may have another season. kumasi: the next season of american idol is set to premier in the spring. it is only here on abc 7. reggie: can you name the person she was up against in season one? drew: justin, he was a philly

native. kumasi: were you conflicted? drew: no. reggie: i was. i thought justin did a great job. drew: when it came down to the final two, she got the better song to sing. i can't even remember his song. exactly. thinking back, i think my favorite song of hers so far, since u been gone is a great track. she also has an amazing christmas album. wrapped in red. reggie: it is good. but catch my breath is a good song, is it not? it is the perfect running song. kumasi: when i hear kelly, i did not want to run. reggie: but you have not heard catch my breath, the remix. drew: you also want to run from your ex. breathing for the first time, still moving on. kumasi: what doesn't kill you

makes you stronger. reggie: that is another good one. what is the one, swinging around revolving doors? na na na na na na. [laughter] drew: i know what you are saying. kumasi: he had the hand going. reggie: take a chance and break away? kumasi: that is a good one. reggie: we got there. [laughter] drew: sutro tower this morning, partly cloudy skies. we still have the chance of a shower or thunderstorm in the north bay. fall officially arrives with warmer weather on thursday, the weekend is looking sunny with warm to hot temperatures. today, so the chance of a thunderstorm. the best chances in the north bay, future weather showing a blend of sun and clouds. a nice start to the day.

2:00 to 4:00 p.m., you see future weather picking up on a shower or storm near lakeport, clearlake. i think lake county has the best chance of finding the showers and storms. most of us today remained dry through the afternoon. rainfall estimates showing you the best chance, if there is one, is in the north bay. most of us have a zero on the board, meaning we stay dry for the next 24 hours. into the 70's of partly cloudy skies, still a touch humid. tomorrow feels better. overnight tonight, temperatures in the 50's, blends of stars and clouds. best chance of a shower today in the north bay. mike nicco will track any what weather later today. fall arrives around thursday, along with warmer weather. much different than last weekend, sunshine with above average temperatures. 80 and 90's away from the coast. kumasi: a glimpse of the red planet in a whole new light.

nasa released his newly captured images of mars. they are the first images of the planet taken by the james webb telescope. nasa says it showcases two of its bigger impact craters, and the dark for cannick rocks. the telescope is in a perfect position to capture even more, including the seasonal changes, dust storms and other atmospheric secrets. if you are planning to drive due to chase center, get ready for street closures and traffic delays. thousands of san francisco employees are going to be taking part in the j.p. morgan corporate challenge. i want to show you the route to have a heads up. runners will start at chase center at 6:40 five, they will make their way to oracle park to folsom street, then back to chase center. the 3.5 mile run is designed to promote fitness and health in the work place. this year's event will benefit eat, learn, play, the nonprofit

founded by steph curry and his wife. several road closures around the arena will be in effect today into the night. reggie: so you could run to kelly clarkson, catch my breath. kumasi: i'm going to listen to it, friend. or you could tell us how it goes. [laughter] i wish the people could see the hand. reggie: i do not know why that helped me. swing around revolving doors. we are done. kumasi: next, seven things you need to know today.

kumasi: seven things to know this morning. the city of san jose is expected to repaint a crosswalk where a car hit and killed and eight-year-old last week. he and his babysitter were both hit by a car friday.

reggie: dreamforce kicks off today in san francisco with tens of thousands it's heading to moscone center. local businesses say bring it on. the event is expected to generate $40 million for the city. kumasi: a sheriff in texas has launched a criminal investigation into florida governor ron desantis. it comes after desantis took credit for flying a group of migrants to martha's vineyard. reggie: a u.s. memorial service for queen elizabeth will be held tomorrow at the washington national cathedral. vice president harris will be there. president biden will not, because he will be at the u.n. general assembly in new york. drew: partly cloudy, still a slight chance of a shower later this afternoon. the best chance in the north bay. most of us remained dry this afternoon. temperatures in the 60's and 70's. jobina: with dreamforce in town, we have road closures and impacts in san francisco. howard street will be detoured

via southbound 2nd street to harrison street, or new montgomery street to hawthorne street area -- street. kumasi: you can get one of krispy kreme's donuts today for free. the autumn orchard collection just dropped, includes favorites like maple pecan, cheesecake, spiced apple muscle to caramello brownie -- salted caramel brownie. you have to be a krispy kreme member and order online? that is a lot. jobina: i wonder what it takes to be a member. kumasi: i should have the full report. all my information. [laughter] reggie: blood type. drew: your dog's first name. reggie: passport number. kumasi: i went to get a doggy donut, they ran out. reggie: maybe if you were a member.

and what the halloween ones, we can skip these. ♪ good morning, america. for our viewers in the west, fiona is now a major category 3 hurricane gaining strength this morning. catastrophic hit. hurricane fiona devastating puerto rico. unleashing more than two feet of torrential rain. massive floods and mudslides. more than a thousand people rescued. now most of the island in the dark. as the major hurricane heads north with winds topping 115 miles per hour. we're live on the ground and ginger has the track and timing. immigrant showdown. overnight, a new criminal investigation targeting florida governor ron