building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. safe developing news in the south bay nine people without a place to sleep after a wild crash overnight. we're looking at the damage left behind this morning. then the shocking moment a car nearly hit a little girl in a san mateo intersection the city now trying to make that crosswalk safer for drivers and pedestrians live look from our east bay hills camera. the rain is gone. was about to start and drew of course tracking the return of the sunshine to our forecast. good morning. welcome to thursday september 22nd. yeah, i'm gonna start with the check of our forecast with drew. good morning. yeah. we're in the final hours of the summer season. we will see a lot of sunshine

today that rain we had yesterday's out of here live doppler 7 showing you dry conditions. we do have some patchy fog dents in the north bay right now. you can see nevada down to zero miles visibility elsewhere. we're doing a okay temperatures cooler this morning. we're waking up to numbers in the 50s. let's say outside our east bay hills camera. just some very limited patchy fog we'll find is a lot of sunshine a warmer afternoon get ready for 70s and 80s away from the coast and we will welcome fall later this evening. we'll talk about a warm weekend on the way. we'll show you that coming up in a few minutes. come on see andrew developing news in the south bay. it was a wild crash in san jose overnight a car plowed into an apartment building before hitting a parked car and it really just left the trail of destruction behind abc 7 news reporter really howland live at the scene with a look at the damage and thankfully everyone's okay, lena.

i was sleeping in my bedroom and then i heard that the noise so things stops like they were just they don't stop us they run them. the next step after the meeting is putting together a list of recommendations and then to secure the necessary funding. new overnight another act of

violence in oakland police are trying to determine what led up to a shooting on 51st avenue near international boulevard oakland police found a man at the scene bleeding from a gunshot wound to the chest his condition as well as a mode of the shooting is not known as part of building a better bay area. we are committed to finding solutions to the bay area's biggest issues and there may not be a bigger one right now than people's sense of safety in the years just before the pandemic oakland saw some of its lowest homicide numbers in a decade, but if you look at this you can see what happens since the pandemic started those numbers have gone up dramatically. already this year oakland has seen 91 killings. and the question a lot of people are trying to answer is what is the solution? just a couple of days ago on tuesday two people were shot at a bus. stop outside of city hall one man died and that shooting happened near assembly woman mia bontes office. she says the pandemic affected the city's response to stopping violence, and she says part of the rebuilding process involves giving funding to groups already

present in oakland trying to stop the violence. the city's department of violence prevention works to establish relationships with families to try to prevent crimes before they have been a lot of touch points that we offer to our loved ones. and those are the things that work building what we call the slow dance and the relationship with these loved ones. so win their individual network community or family or caught up in some turmoil. we have earned the right ryan for us to come in and say hey family what's going on? assembly woman banta says she is prepared to take legislative action to give community-based organizations the funding they need. oakland city council members say the community to step up to curb the violence yesterday on our show getting answers abc 7 spoke with councilmember at noel gallo. we as a father and a mother brother and sister we need to be responsible. those of us that are in the neighborhood where we're high school age or above that be responsible for the activity and

the behavior that we're committing and so it does take a you know at the end of the day a law enforcement is necessary. but at the same time the family and the neighborhood also needs to be held accountable and responsible for the behavior. we're allowing to happen in our streets. since monday at least four people have died and five others have been injured in shootings across the city. california attorney general rob bontes says the state is adding a gun violence prevention office within the state department of justice from increasing training public awareness to initiatives to foster increased cooperation between courts and law enforcement the office of gun violence prevention will serve as the hub for best practices and a valuable resource for law enforcement agencies. the attorney general made the announcement at a news conference in san francisco yesterday. he says the new office will examine factors that lead to gun violence calling it a chance to

double down on california's gun safety efforts a nationwide search is underway to find someone to run the new office. your voice your vote a ballot measure aimed at improving the homeless prices in san francisco facing opposition from one very high profile city leader plus more moderna on the way the effort to get the covid shots back in stock at some pharmacies across the country. and we are saying hello to autumn today the autumnal equinox occurring later on this evening at 6:03 pm. that's when the sun's rays are directly over the equator and we welcome a new season, but fall the first few days being a lot more like summer. we'll look at the temperatures

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look outside. this is sutro tower. we are fog free from this view and we do expect a lot of

sunshine today and warm temperatures. let's go hour by our plan your thursday. here's 10 am really just some patchy fog around the bay shoreline most of us sing a lot of sunshine first thing this morning. we'll warm into the 70s around lunchtime. so a good idea if you can grab that meal outside. it's looking very comfortable later today highs with a lot of sunshine. we'll climb into the 70s and mid 80s for the final summer afternoon. it'll feel warm and that warming trend continues over the next couple of days fall officially arrives here at 6:03 this evening temperatures on the rise. look at the weekend saturday warm to hot and that does continue sunday as well. that's whether let's get check out the roads, which will be in a good morning. good morning drew. thank you. hi everyone. so if you were with us earlier and you heard about that 10 minute delay in the sfo direction for bart want to let you know the bart is back on time. we're looking live here at the richmond san rafael bridge where everyone headed in the westbound direction things are beginning to pick once you make your way onto the age speeds are at the limit where it's packed right now as a bay bridge toll plaza meeting lights came on there at 5:34 and then let's bring in our drive times because for our

super commuters things have really slowed a bit. so tracy to dublin is going to be 54 minutes antioch to concord slowing as well at 30 minutes, san rafael to san francisco still on time at 16 minutes in an overall view of the bay area here. you can see it's mostly green, which is good news kumasi. thanks to venus still ahead new information about a group of migrants into sacramento last week the roots stepping into health and as we have to break a live look outside. it is 6:14. ♪ feeling supported. ♪ ♪ bad vibes thwarted. ♪ ♪ this is activia+. ♪ ♪ c, d, zinc. no need to think. ♪ ♪ head over heels. get a+ feels. ♪ activia plus with nutrients to help support your immune system. start with activia. your gut is where it all begins. when cold symptoms keep you up, try vicks nyquil severe. just one dose starts to relieve 9 of your worst cold and flu symptoms, to help take you from 9 to none. for max strength nighttime relief, nyquil severe: ♪♪ with less moderate-to-severe eczema, why hide your skin if you can help heal your skin from within?

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without talking to your doctor. we are learning more about eight migrants who mysteriously showed up in sacramento last week from texas the group from venezuela arrived with no cash no food, and they told local officials that they flew to sacramento after being notified their ice paperwork had reassigned them to the city. and say got there the migrants

walked more than 20 miles to what they thought was a shelter and it was actually a closed office building. i think the most troubling part is sending them to a shelter that doesn't actually exist. so these men could have been in ending up sleeping outside if good nature of people hadn't helped them to find help. local nonprofits are now stepping in to help the migrants find permanent housing and jobs. it's not clear if this group was sent by the arab texas who has been sending migrants to cities across the country and we're getting rights activists. tell abc 7 news that they are standing by to help any other immigrants who arrive in california. so surprising news from san francisco schools enrollment is higher than expected but the budget is actually down the district says the issue is the budget was adopted based on lower attendance projections. they ended up with about 1,000 more students than they planned for. so now they're hoping to soften the revenue below by relying on

the average daily attendance used by the state to fund schools average daily attendance is how we're ultimately funded and that is the information that we will get in october to look at the average daily attendance or ada and that is how we will receive the funding from the state. despite the higher than expected numbers. overall sf usd enrollment is still down from previous years the district plans to do more outreach to try and lure families back into the public school system. happening today bart's board of directors will be meeting to discuss whether or not to extend the mask mandate. it's currently set to expire on october 1st. however, the board may eventually keep it there for longer. bart's police chief says in just over two years officers issued seven citations. mass can be picked up in those stations for customers who are about to board the train. today's meeting will be the first in-person meeting held at bart's new headquarters on webster street in oakland. new season of abba elementary

now underway, and it just so happens the bay area has an abbot of our own abbott middle school in san mateo. drew went over to meet the students and faculty. here watches abc 7 he visited with the broadcast journalism class. their teacher said abbott middle school's faculty has big hearts just like the cast at the fictional school in the show and those students aren't the only fans because look who what who watches the show it is. it's joe biden. all you see is the back of red but i promise it is the first lady. she saw the premiere on air force one. you can watch new episodes wednesday nights here in abc 7. although we haven't seen it yet because that's too late for us. so we'll be watching today. i may have woken up a little early this morning. wait. did you really you watched it? i you watch the whole thing. what's like 22 minutes? but in the morning 22 minutes might as well be three hours that that is accurate and did you think?

it's thumbs up so good. i can't wait. it's so so good going back those students at the middle school. yeah, they're anchoring the writing. they're editing. i mean they're on they're gonna take our job source of all because they're already very good. so they have a green screen in there. they have a green screen. i mean, i don't have any of this until maybe like a senior in high school if i was lucky and even then oh nowhere near the resources they have no we well. i don't want to talk about what we had. good. i learned to type on a typewriter. what's that? thank you. okay, even then i was like wait a second. is that the things like this ribbon? right. yeah, and it has like a thing on it. white out hit the carriage. i've only ever known backspace. so i remember that i also had to learn not to do two spaces after the period. because what happens then? way to do two spaces back then

and now it's just one. but when you learn the typewriter, it was two never knew that. oh my god it why did i go down this bad? i didn't i don't know. kamasi. did you learn two spaces after the period so okay. yeah. you are the divide my friend. sorry to tell you that you are the divide. let's talk about sunshine out there. good morning santa see the south bay. you're looking very nice. look at today the final hours of summer. we do say hello to fall this evening, but it feels a lot more like summer 70s and 80s a lot of sunshine temperatures above average overnight tonight patchy fog numbers generally in the 50s. but again, our marine layers pretty compressed. we're not expecting widespread fog by any means future tracker temperatures friday. we'll finish out the week with 90s making a comeback get ready for this weekend. it is warm to hot. we're expecting a lot of sunshine. it's great for outdoor activities, but you will feel that warm weather 70s and 80s close to the water made an upper 90s and our hottest spots to

start out the weekend. here's the accurate with the 74 castle plan. days for you a lot of sunshine today with fall arriving later this evening temps on the rise. there's that weekend saturday and sunday. well above average a lot of sunshine and then we'll cool off by the middle part of next week. thanks, sir. we're going to turn to ginger znf. look at what's happening on gma this morning. hi ginger. hey there, reggie kumasi. i did learn on a typewriter and we'll get to so many headlines here on gma. it begins with category 4 fiona on the move closing in on bermuda that will hit late tonight into early tomorrow morning and i say hit but it's gonna pass west of them. so good news for them that they've got a little distance certainly still in that

hurricane warning and then nova scotia and halifax. we'll see huge impacts by saturday and also another news storm. we're watching for potential impacts for the gulf by next week. then the latest on the major setback for former president trump in the battle over those mar-a-lago documents. what an appeals court has now ruled about the classified information seized by the fbi and donald trump firing back over after being hit with that 250 million dollars civil lawsuit. we also have an interview with yay west formerly known as kanye west about social media his

brand battle. you see lindsey davis they're sitting down with him talking politics and co-parenting with kim kardashian plus deals and steals and niecy nash bets. here on gma okay, our mics. we're not on when kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30.

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francisco mayor. london breed has come out against a ballot measure to create a us oversight committee in the city the committee would oversee the 672 million dollar annual budget allocated for homeless outreach breed tells the chronicle. she thinks the committee would not be effective and instead would create just more bureaucracy. free entities already oversee different parts of the homeless response system. reed says they could all be combined into one committee rather than creating a fourth the supervisor who proposed the

new committee claims despite increasing budgets conditions for the homeless have only worsened. the fda has also authorized the release of more of modernas updated covid booster sean's after reports of shortages across the country. the updated shots were authorized in the past several weeks, but some pharmacies say that they just couldn't keep them in stock. moderna says it's working with the government to keep the doses in stock. federal health officials are advising people to get their boosters as soon as they go in for a flu shot. instagram says it is working on protecting you from unsolicited nude photos in your dms. spokesperson for meta says to the verge that the optional user controls are ingeshe will enable people to control messages that they receive. and for people who are concerned about privacy that it says they will not be able to see the messages that are blocked. meta plans to release more details about the feature in the coming weeks as they get closer to testing.

next at 6:30 another legal setback for former president donald trump. the new lawsuit is facing and the win for the justice department and its investigation into top secret document store that mar-a-lago and as we had to break we're going to take a live look outside right now on this laps. they have summer at 6:28. we'll be right back.

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and provides steady morning energy moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. now it's 6:30 the bay area economy. still trying to cope with covid what the newfet interest rate hike means as as more companies lay off workers. and a new legal said back for former president trump and appeals court judge ruling the justice department can see those document seas from mar-a-lago plus looking for the bill passing in the house in the house that could prevent future presidents from trying to overturn election results. good morning. it is thursday, september 22nd. i'm gonna check in with drew for a look at our accuweather forecast. good morning drew.

seven showing you we are rained for we had that rain yesterday. it is dry this morning a little apache fog from petaluma to novato. we have some dense pockets elsewhere the number 10 you're doing just fine numbers. it's a cooler start to the morning 40s and 50s, nevada the cool spot coming in at 48 degrees. so take the layer with you. you do not need it this afternoon a beautiful final sunrise of summer live. look outside. it is a great picture fall officially arrives here this evening expect a lot of sunshine today warm temperatures in the 70s and 80s guys drew. thank you. we're getting new information about a wild crash in the south bay it let the san jose apartment building with a big hole in it. it happened on -- apple way just off center road overnight abc 7 news reporter lena howland is live there lena. what did you just learn from police? we have just learned new

information from police. we know that the suspect fled the scene after slamming into the apartment complex. you see right behind me here, but moments ago we learned from san jose police that the suspect has since been located and charged with driving under the influence now if you take a look right behind me here, you'll see that crews have just finished boarding up the apartment complex you see behind us and because of this nine people have been displaced and two apartment

units will be red tagged because of the damages left behind. so here's what we know so far this crash happened just after 140 this morning a car drove through an intersection near center road and silverdale avenue hitting a parked car before slamming into an apartment complex. the accident also caused a loose tired to hit an apartment unit along center road causing the glass windows to break and cabinets inside the apartment to fall off. it's foundation. we did talk to one of the

neighbors whose apartment was work by a loose tire who woke up to the sound of a loud. boom. level when i heard the noise i thought. yeah, that's what i said that the first impression. is that the cara hit my house, but instead of the car is just the time. but police said when they came across the car, no one was in it, but as we've just learned moments ago, san jose police have since found this suspect and they have been charged with dui. now, we also know that red cross officials were dispatched here to the scene overnight to help those displaced find some alternative housing live in san jose, lena howland abc 7 news. thank you lena this morning. there are new concerns about the state of the bay area's economy more companies are cutting back as the fed raises interest rates again abc 7 news reporter, gloria rodriguez live in the newsroom with the story. hi, gloria. good morning kumasi this morning more cup backs and layoffs for some bay area companies experts say the bay area is no longer the stand-alone tech hub and is now competing with smaller cities like austin boston and boise and that housing affordability in california is having a major impact on our local economy and the decisions that companies make bay area base gap confirms. they will eliminate corporate jobs in san francisco and new york last week american airlines sane more than 400 flight attendants from the bay area would be relocated to other states. and tech insiders say that google along with facebook's parent company meta are slimming down and restructuring some departments. there's legitimate the new ucla study finds that the us is not currently in a recession and that the chance of a recession in the next 12 months is less

than 50% but it also says that the california economic forecast going forward is weaker than it looked just three months ago and the study also says a california is not far from being the fourth largest economy in the world and these cutbacks in the bay area come and stuff some fear a recession while we deal with historic inflation reggie, gloria. thank you several candidates for oakland mayor are taking aim at the rise and violence. we're at a forum in chinatown last night ideas include expanding community-based anti-violence programs boosting the number of officers on the streets and increasing police cooperation with neighboring cities. some that attended told us they liked what they heard saying safety is one of the top issues facing the city. i have a lot of friends who have elderly parents and grandparents here. who are actually afraid of going out to go grocery shopping and that impacts me directly to know that my own community members aren't feeling safe enough to live freely.

there are ten candidates to replace current oakland, maryland libby chef who is termed out? san francisco police are offering a $100,000 reward in an effort to solve the murders of two unhoused people from 2016 lindsey elaine mccullum and eddie wayne tate were shot and killed at the corner of 16th street and south bend ness avenue nearly six years ago. they were inside the wooden box where they lived when it happened a forensic artist produced this sketch of a person of interest, so look and see if you recognize this person or if anyone you know, might recognize this person really any information about this case is wanted so contact sfpd. former president trump is facing more legal setbacks this morning. jobina tracking the latest development at the live desk. thank you reggie. these are two separate issues a former president is dealing with and the first ruling and appeals court decided the justice department can continue looking at classified document seized from trump's mar-a-lago resort in florida. trump has claimed he has

declassified the top secret documents, but the court said his team presented no evidence that the documents were actually declassified in the other case new york's attorney general has filed a civil lawsuit against trump and three of his children accusing them of quote staggering fraud. it is a tale of two justice systems one for every day working people. and one for the elite attorney general leticia james claims the trump's overstated the value of many of their properties to get better loans, of course former president. trump has denied those accusations. he said in a social media post yesterday. this is part of a political witch hunt composite. thank you. jabena. the house has taken the biggest step yet to prevent future presidents from trying to overturn election results, california congresswoman. so lofgren join list cheney in co-sponsoring a bipartisan election reform bill both are members of the january 6th select committee. the goal is to prevent another riot like the one that happened. in the future the bill would

change the electoral account act to make it nearly impossible to change election results nine republicans joined democrats in passing that bill. so now the measure heads to the senate were a bipartisan group is working on its own similar proposal jenny thomas the wife of supreme court justice clarence. thomas will speak with the january 6 committee her lawyer confirmed thomas will voluntarily participate in an interview the committee wants to question her about text and emails. she sent to president trump's former lawyer. john eastman, and the president's chief of staff mark meadows those messages discuss ways to overturn the 2020 election. santa clara county is taking steps to make some pricey prescription medications more affordable insulin and other diabetes medications will be added to the counties met assist program. medisys provides eligible residents with a monthly grant to help pay for their medications and that includes some middle income earners who organizers say are sometimes forgotten when it comes to financial aid. folks who are you know, making what we used to think of as a

pretty good middle class. income are eligible for this program because it is designed to serve the missing middle of health care. and when we're talking about the missing middle, we're talking about those folks who make a little too much. to qualify for a government support typically according to county officials nearly $120,000 adults in santa clara county have diabetes and about 29% of them rely on insulin. governor newsome is praising the state's actions in the battle against climate change, california. just took the most bold most comprehensive. the most significant scale climate policy and ambition in arguably world history the governor made his comments at the un climate action form in new york city. he touted the state's carbon neutrality goals including the ban on gas powered vehicle sales, which will start in 2035. the governor says the opportunities created by the state's climate action are endless adding that california

wants to dominate this next global industry. still ahead at six on abc 7 mornings buster. posey is back the former giant making history this week. and this is the live look at the big board of the new york stock exchange. we were down right now, but about 90 points another update on the markets next. and former first lady michelle obama said to bring her book tour to the bay area when and where you can see her in person and don't forget you can watch us for a whole extra hour now abc 7 at 7:00 is live weekdays from 7 to 8 am on our abc 7 bay area streaming app and you can download that now for your phone tablet roku apple tv, amazon fire or google tv. good morning, everybody starting here with traffic. we want to look at a new crash. we're falling right now in emeryville. that's causing a little bit of a slowdown. this is going to be on westbound 80 right before 580 your average speeds here tracking around 32 miles per hour as you approach the bay bridge toll plaza. it's crowded there. we'll give you a live picture in just a moment eastbound 24 at

pleasant hill road in lafayette. we have a crash involving multiple vehicles. the good news though is that it's in the counter commute direction. so no slow down there also dreamforce. we have those closures still in effect howard street will be detoured via southbound second street to harrison street or via new montgomery street to hawthorne street. also be aware community service baby delayed at the moscone center live. look at the toll plaza. this is our most crowded area meeting lights came on at 5:34 and we'll wrap up here with our second most crowded bridge the richmond san rafael bridge for our westbound commuters. hi drew. hijabina. let's go to the tan cam giving us this beautiful shot of the city part of the north bay in the foregrounds and patchy fog out there, but we expect a lot of sunshine. today live doppler 7 along with satellite yesterday. we were tracking those showers in the morning fast forward 24 hours that storms out of here. we have dry skies, and we expect a pretty dry pattern the next seven days. let's go hour by hour plan out your thursday by 10 am just some patchy fog around the bay shoreline most of us seeing bright skies climbing through

the 60s and low 70s by lunchtime if you can grab the meal outside, we're generally in the 70s feeling very comfortable and that humidity is lowering today over the afternoon. we'll see temperatures above average 70s and 80s expect a lot of sunshine 75 in the city 78 oakland 82, san jose 83 santa rosa up to 85 in concord. so we welcome fall later this evening at 6:03 pm with the autumnal equinox the first few days of fall friday and saturday. it is warm to hot look at the weekend a lot of sunshine 80s and 90s. we'll take a look at the complete weekend forecast coming up in eight minutes, but first here are some other high temperatures around the bay area sponsored by disney's hocus pocus too streaming september 30th only on disney plus. if we intend to live past sunrise we have to steal this. so well wait, can we talk about this?

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rosa last week apparently also brought a creek back to life according to the santa rosa press democrat the quake shook loose a water source beneath mark west creek in sonoma county experts say the water level has already risen about six inches and the creeks. is flowing more than seven times? it's previous rate. world series champions seven-time all-star buster posey is back with the san francisco giants. not as a player this time. he's joining the team's ownership group and its board of directors. the organization in this fan base is has meant a great deal to me and my family for a long time now, so couldn't be more

thrilled to be joining the ownership group. posey made his comments alongside giants chair greg johnson. the former mvp says he could be a valuable sounding board for team management because of its on the field experience the 35 year old posey retired after last season and is the first former player ever to become a principal partner and board member with the giants. after 100 years in business roosevelt tamale parlor in san francisco's mission district is permanently closed. according to the post on its website. the closure is several factors, including skyrocketing costs erratic business because of covid and uncertainty regarding lease renewal tuesday was its last day now for your morning money report walmart is gearing up for the holiday shopping season the company announced it's looking to hire 40,000 seasonal and full-time workers, but that's far less than last year when they look to hire 150,000 people. and taking a live look at the new york stock exchange as

training gets underway this morning. you can see that we are down about 100 points. two winners have come forward to claim that massive 1.3 billion dollar mega millions jackpot from earlier this summer. the winners are smartly remaining anonymous, but we do know they're from illinois and they agreed to split the prize if one of them won the winners chose the lump sum so the wind-up splitting 780 million bucks. they've been busy spending the last few weeks working with advisors and legal professionals. we need to discuss that. hmm. we're getting one of the closest looks yet at the rings of neptune. this telescope is giving so much to us. this is from the james webb telescope. and this is the clearest view that we've gotten in more than 30 years. this is the first time that nasa has seen these rings in infrared that bright light in the upper middle that you see that's one

of neptune's moons called triton neptune actually has 14 moons and webs telescope picked up seven of them. this is really cool. what did you want to say about the lottery? these people are doing all the right things. oh, okay. you're praising them. yeah. they are doing all the right things. we don't need to know anything about them. it makes me nervous when you say now you go by the ticket, right? yeah, and then if if you win we're gonna split it. that's a friend because they are splitting it they really are. because we all know. it's not written. bring it towards me. nothing. no, i wouldn't do like that, but i would be afraid that someone would do me like i wouldn't do you like that. i know. it's all fun and games. how do you think that yeah, they have almost the billion dollars in your hands. well, how do you think that way because do you think that they that they said they actually like gave the money before they went into the store to buy the

ticket or do they just say like, oh i'll get you. and then you give them two dollars and you get 700 something million, right and that complicates matters. not really. it's the intention. hmm but then in the back of your head if you're the one who bought it, but you never actually got the money from your friend yet, and then you win. don't you think a little bit? hold on now. n'lly g t wt g t ticket. this person claimo this money at all. it's very bad. you can't even enjoy that money really because you have a ship went, you know, i think i sure could. through is already so i thought about this a lot. yeah, i thought about a half, you know people like oh, i don't have to because like who has sometimes you don't have two dollars. that's a random amount of money sometimes and like i'll get you back and i'm like but in the back of my head, i'm like if i win. true stop. you won't know you you remember? yeah, the next thing is like

just your phone. yeah, you just you can't go you cannot do the ticket wrong. i'll get it. i'll y'all get it. you never not after this. that was a track by the way, we set that up before the show. yeah, i was gonna say were you triggered by a lottery store? let's go outside. there's a live look at the pier at santa cruz. we have mostly sunny skies out there and the day today will feature a lot of sunshine and a warm temperatures fall arrives here tonight. we have a warming trend coming our way through the weekend. here's live doppler 7 along with satellite. we are dry out there. we did a little bit patchy fog, especially in the north bay right now from petaluma to novato this afternoon spent tons of sunshine 70s and 80s. it will feel warm out there today later on tonight patchy fog temperatures generally falling into the 50s. let's play on your weekend. here's the active with a 74 cast fall arrives here today and with it. we'll see warmer weather saturday sunday a lot of sunshine. we're getting into that time of the year where we have really

nice weather 80s and 90s away from the coast guys. all right. thank you drew there's some stunning new research about what your baby experiences in the womb researchers at england's durham university found babies in the womb can taste the food. it's mom is eating. so even more interesting apparently ultrasound images revealed that babies tend to smile when they're getting carrots. a cry when they get green vegetables though the study published in the journal psychological science is the first that looks at how unborn babies react to taste and smell it's believed they can experience the flavor by inhaling or swallowing amniotic fluid. huh? famously cockroaches can survive just about anything. so why not put a little backpack on a cockroach? so the bugs can aid in search and rescue operations? japanese researchers have mounted these tiny backpacks of electronics to the roaches then. they can remotely control the movements of the roaches.

researchers hope the technology could help find survivors during natural disasters since the roaches will be able to get into tight spaces. again, all of a controlled by the rescue crews yeah, the more i see this the more i do not want this christmas yeah, are you feeling bad for the roach now? because i am? that button. let's go to something a little cuter a scuba diver was in for a treat when a seal nuzzled its face into him getting up close and personal this happened in the off the coast of england now by day. this diver is a doctor but his off time he has spent 20 years diving with the seals in his tweet sharing the encounter.

he mentioned that at 23 meters. this is deeper than his usual dives and he said the whiskers of the snuggly seal were tickling his face. i am excited about this former first lady michelle. obama is going on a book tour in the stop. one of the stops is here in san francisco. the tour begins late november in east day next year. so april 22nd until then businesses can sell the stock they already have that is interesting. i feel like we're going to see more of that. friend, i'm happy about that. but i'm also happy about michelle obama. you already see yourself doing the interview. don't you? i feel like it's gonna happen. we're gonna have a moment because the last time i need to make up for the last time i saw her she was doing like a campaign stop when i was working in, florida. and i've finagled my way up trying to get my picture. and i blinked you have a picture of you michelle obama my eyes

with your eyes closed absolutely closed. it i must be redeemed. okay. you know, what will save you next time we have to make sure that we have that the photo is taken properly so that we have wait. what is it called? what is it called an apple? like a lie. you have a live picture? yes, that would have that would have been okay, i would have been all right now, you know who didn't make that mistake. jovina? because she even felt the skin. up in a felt the skin of michelle obama's hand and she said, what'd you say? jovina? it's a hands, i have ever felt in my life. it's off this hand saw this thing like silk. you still can't as we live for? and i think she and brock i want to know who does like the manicures. both soft, but not like michelle. when i interview her which i'm claiming, i will ask that joke. okay, do i'll take the picture of you with the live pic? okay. it's gonna be a team effort. okay. up next the seven things you

need to know today as we're at the break. here's a live look outside. it is 6:54.

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us, you're the seven things to know this morning number one a really scary morning for a apartment compl car slammed aftr crashing into a parked car near center road. thankfully everyone's okay a police say the driver is under arrest on suspicion of dui. number two in san mateo a girl on a scooter nearly hit in a crosswalk. so close and obviously caught on video now city officials say they will be adding an additional pedestrian crossing beacon to improve visibility. number three violent clashes in russia overnight protesters taking to the streets of response to president putin's

order mobilizing 300,000 citizens into the military number four. the fda's vaccine. chief says covid booster shots will be authorized for five to 11 year olds in the coming weeks. these are the boosters that target the omicron variant. and number five it's looking like a very nice day a live. look from our east bay hills camera showing you are mainly fogged free. we'll take the exploratorium and we've got a gorgeous final sunrise of the summer season on the way expect tons of sunshine today 60s and 70s by lunchtime later on this afternoon a warming up pretty nicely temperatures going abo arahe 7 on tvening. we say hellohhe autumnal equinox 603 pm. and that is when the sun's raised are directly over the equator number six everything for the most part has been mtint 5:34 and number seven a floating piece of history. there we go. oh, that's kind of my nightmare.

is that that would happen to me? oh, really? like it was windy. i want to try that. and everywhere london breed kristen the claiming ferry yesterday. it's gonna be the new home of the bay area council, but on top of it, there's a beautiful public park. this is at pier. nine everybody. oh, let's see the parts of the park is really pretty. do you not have a fear that you're going to be invited to do something in your christening and then it doesn't break? i will make sure that breaks you would be good at that planet. i think that you would be really good at that i could see myself. here like doing what happened to the maryland like play ball now now that is a fear a pitch the first we'll never ask me will never not that anyone ever a's giants. i'm so sorry. no, ithave a great morning.

te good morning, america. for our viewers in the west, after a trail of destruction, hurricane fiona taking new aim this morning. monster hurricane fiona, the massive category 4 storm moving across the atlantic. now bearing down on bermuda and the new dangerous tropical threat looming that could be our next hurricane. will it slam into the gulf? ginger has the track and the timing. breaking news overnight, major setback for former president trump in the battle over those mar-a-lago documents. what an appeals court has now ruled about the classified information seized by the fbi. and overnight donald trump firing back after being hit with a $250 million civil lawsuit. new york's attorney general