california's fastest growing crimes. the push to crackdown down on crooks stealing catalytic converters. kristen:-- kumasi: and rushing through barricades at a music festival. reggie: ian setting inside on florida, -- it on florida. kumasi: and the man behind an iconic star wars character stepping aside, how they will fill james earl jones'shoes. reggie: how is the weather? lisa: low clouds and fog, the fog bank has extended. you can see it all on the coast. you can see it into oakland and pushing further. it is allowing for temperatures to drop off and burn that dense

fog along the coast. two mile visibility. 58 in belmont, 60 in hayward, low 50's in san rafael. a look from our camera. partly cloudy in linz, the sun coming up at 7:01. cardi -- cloudy skies at the coast. dropping into the mid-a few's -- 80's. kumasi: governor newsom passing laws to cut down on the number of catalytic converter thefts in the state. details on this. good morning. >> good morning. only two weeks ago we told you when catalytic converters were stolen from two unmarked police trucks and two cars right here from sfpd special operations bureau. that is why governor newsom wants to make it tougher and less profitable to sell these

stolen catalytic converters. he signed two bills yesterday that will require recyclers to keep specific records and will only allow used catalytic converters to be sold by authorized parties. catalytic converter theft is increased 10 times since 2018. he says one root cause is the brokers or middlemen who pay top dollar for stolen parts. these bills make it illegal to buy this from anyone other than licensed dealers. in a video released on twitter yesterday, newsom said he hopes these will keep californians into their cars safer. >> you take away the market for stolen goods and you can cut down on stealing. it is not much more complicated than that. just another example of how we are weaning into reduce crime in the state and keep californians safe.

>> the people who do buy and sell these parts will be required to keep detailed records s the state can trace thefts when they happen. this is not unique to california. governor newsom wants to be on the forefront of those across the country as this is the first legislation of its kind. live in san francisco, abc 7 news. reggie: another violent weekend in the bay area. one shooting shut down the fruitvale art station yesterday. the victim was shot at 50 5th avenue, got on a train and was taken off by paramedics. the victim made it to the hospital and their condition is not released. also a deadly shooting on camden street near 60 2nd avenue. they say the meant -- 62nd avenue. they say the man -- it is the

eighth deadly shooting in oakland in a week. kumasi: a father stabbed in a home yesterday morning. officers found the father and son stabbed to death inside. the investigation is ongoing. owner of the beloved double play bar and grill in san francisco is planning to rebuild after a fire. the restaurant was a hang out for the minor league baseball team in san francisco and city first responders. a fire destroyed a majority of the interior of the restaurant. a gofundme is set up to replace employee wages and replace sports memorabilia destroyed. reggie: out-of-control cowards -- crowds rushing through barricades at a festival over the weekend.

we spoke to people who got shaken up. >> a scary scene saturday at eight san francisco music festival. out-of-control crowds rushing the entrance to a popular stage. >> it was crazy. people were getting trampled. >> people hacking into the venue for the first ever portola festival. >> the line was bad, i have not seen anything like it before. >> he was in the middle of the madness. >> we were there. the guards were trying to stop people getting in but the crowd overpower them, and they stepped to the side and let everyone through. >> the chaos a chilling reminder of the astroworld festival in houston last year where a crowd rushed to the stage and 10 people were killed. >> this is that age of -- astroworld was pretty bad and this makes people rumor that.

thankfully no one died. >> no deaths and no reported injuries. they tell us this was a quote isolated issue that was quickly addressed and corrected. >> we are dealing with the issues where maybe they have not done this before, and we are expecting logistical things to be ironed out next year. >> as people continue to stray men, some are more on edge than others. >> doesn't change the way you navigate? >> yes. >> does it change the tone? >> not for the rest of the day yesterday. in the middle we were like that is something to be aware of. that could be a risk. i think you just pay attention, have a good time. kumasi: residents across florida are gearing up for strong winds, heavy rainfall and flash

flooding as hurricane ian is preparing. there is already a state of emergency in florida. jobina: there is a risk of hurricane force winds and heavy rainfall when it makes landfall later this week. while the truck is uncertain, residents across florida are preparing. this man filled up sandbags just days after helping his parents in puerto rico before fiona hill. >> now i'm here, helping myself and everybody that i can. >> in tampa bay, officials are worried strong winds could push water in the downtown area, flooding the core of the city. the national hurricane center is urging people to be ready with enough supplies for at least seven days. reggie: breaking news, 1000 restaurant workers at sfo on strike, seeking better pay and benefits among other things. earlier this month, several of

these workers were arrested for walking traffic during a protest there. if you are heading to the airport, you should plan to bring your own food. sandhya: our ridge -- lisa: the range of high-pressure pressure has shifted to these. widespread, cloudy beaches and we are in the upper 50's downtown. 53 in santa rosa, dense fog and maybe a drizzle along the coast. if you are heading in earlier this morning, keep that in mind. toward the afternoon, mild to warm with upper 80's out of the 90's and our inland valleys. cool and breezy for tuesday and wednesday. here's a look for hurricane ian. winds gusting to 90, moving over the cayman islands. you can see the track of it here over western cuba. it intensifies to a category 3 and for -- four along tempo.

tempo could see excess of 10 inches of rain so something to watch in the next day. highs today very comfortable, 70 downtown for 75 across the bay in oakland. 82 in san jose, upper 80's in livermore. mid 80's in santa rosa. we are featuring cooler days tuesday, wednesday. a bump up on thursday and friday and welcoming october with cooler weather. jobina: we are going to start with a live look at the golden gate bridge. the chp has issued a fog advisory and a wind advisory for the ultima pass but visibility is not too much of an issue as you make your way onto the golden gate bridge. traveling westbound toward timaeus, you will have clear conditions. our only slow spot is to dublin. 15 minutes that ride, antioch to concord, san rafael to san francisco. 16 minutes and you can see the red line coming out of tracy

where everything else is good, green. reggie: went to catch the next amazon prime day. kumasi: and thousands forming a human change along golden gate bridge to protest the death of a woman in iran. reggie: hours away from nasa's latest mission to crash into an asteroid. white is so important for researchers. kumasi: and a l

kumasi: welcome back, it is 5:12. the death of an iranian woman -- last week, mahsa amini was killed for wearing an improper head covering. people here were protesting. there were 14,000 people, one of the biggest groups in years.

an organizer was cap -- happy. >> her sister, her brother, she had these people as her family. we to show the government but this time we are not just one person you can kill. we are altogether and this time it is different. kumasi: the second protest happened at union square and demonstrators say they are adamant that change in iran is necessary and coming. reggie: the vice president on a trip to meet with japanese and korean officials this week. she will also be attending the funeral for the former japanese prime minister. allies are wondering if harris will discuss taiwan after president biden said he would consider sending troops to defend it.

north korea testfired a missile yesterday to warn south korea a day before the vice president arrived. kumasi: principals at richmond high school and galileo academy of science and technology in san francisco are expected to speak today. galileo forfeited the football game last week over safety concerns. they got a notification without any discussion the galileo was not going to play so parents work concerned about previous incidents at other schools in the district. the two teams have played before but never at richmond. we reach out to coaches at galileo for a statement but have not heard back. reggie: pg&e facing another lawsuit linked to welfare damages, they blame their equipment for starting the mosquito fire. the fire is the largest in california this year. documents submitted by pg&e show there was an electrical near

where the fire started but pg&e did not find any damage to facilities in the area. they released a statement to the abc station in sacramento saying we remain focused on reducing wildfire risk across our service area and are committed to doing everything we can to keep customers and communities safe. kumasi: the annual folsom street fair came back in a fate gathered to enjoy this in the city. it is known for unique leather outfits. some events were scaled back to give more room. this year they partnered with the department of public health for monkeypox vaccines as well as covid vaccines abusers. reggie: canceling the plans to increase membership fees and cosco. the reason is because an all-time high number of people renew their memberships in the fourth quarter.

historically they have increased membership fees every 5.5 years and the last increase was in 2017. kumasi: amazon could be planning another prime special. the company is giving a second chance on october 11 and 12. the most recent prime day exceeded expectations, up 20% from last year. this could jumpstart shopping ahead of the holiday season. the event is only available for subscribers of amazon prime. reggie: a nasa spacecraft is expected to crash into an asteroid 7 million miles from earth. this is an important step in planetary defense, designed to show how nasa might be able to redirect a dangerous asteroid that could someday threaten earth. the spacecraft is hurtling toward two asteroids. they have intertwined orbits. >> the spacecraft is going to in craft -- impact at a speed of 14,000 miles per hour, changing

the speed by an percent or so and changing the period of that orbit. reggie: ast are not a threat to earth but scientists say the pair have perfect conditions for this first of its kind test. i feel a little bad for the asteroids. kumasi: why is my question. please explain. [laughter] i know education and information is important, but some things, do i need to know? can y'all handle it and let me live in peace? they have a lot of top-secret things going on around the world but i have no idea about and i sleep well. this could be one of them. reggie: if there was an asteroid heading toward the earth -- kumasi: let me know then. lisa: did you see don't look up? kumasi: yes. reggie: is that what happened? kumasi: kind of.

reggie: do they tell people it is coming? kumasi: yes. reggie: and chaos ensues? kumasi: kind of. when it is coming, i can have a party and let me know. reggie: say your goodbyes. >> we are done here. looking at low clouds and fog moving across the bay as there is a stronger push as high-pressure has relented, allowing for dense fog and mist and drizzle at the coast. 58 in berkeley, there is fog in santa rosa and looking at more temperatures inland today, here is the next seven days. we are in the upper 80's, above average. everyone else should be below average today and the numbers

dropped tuesday, wednesday. the last two days of september we have a push and that numbers go up for the weekend. upper 70's around sunnyvale and the peninsula, the sea breeze allowing for more mid and upper 70's. redwood city coming in at about 82, 3:00. 70 downtown. the sun and sea breeze for you, upper 60's in daly city and a nice day in the north bay. low to mid 80's for petaluma. a sunny afternoon in sonoma. very comfortable. what you would expect in september but heading to the coast, it will be cloudy, cool and breezy. 76 in san leandro. inland, 89, 88 in livermore. one of the warmer days of the week before the sea breeze kicks up and we see widespread cooling. we will talk about that in a few

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kumasi: it is 5:21. seven things to know. 1000 restaurant workers at sfo have just gone on strike. they are demanding better pay and benefits. the union representing workers say that travelers should bring their own food since workers at most eateries are involved. reggie: the governor to sign two bills to cut down on catalytic converter theft. it requires detailed records and only allows catalytic converters to be sold used by authorized parties. kumasi: rejecting an offer, it did not adequately address access to care. this is the seventh week of the strike. reggie: taking aim at the u.s., estate of emergency in florida

this morning as a hurricane is expected to make landfall later. lisa: well clouds and fog for most of us this morning, sunny and warm. >> if you rely on highway four as part of your commute through pittsburgh, we have a crash causing a slowdown on westbound four past harbor street. kumasi: nasa start spacecraft will be crashing into an asteroid today. scientists are hoping they can show they can alter the orbit of the asteroid in an effort to prepare for the possibility of an asteroid impacting earth in the future. new details about an alleged welfare scandal in mississippi involving nfl quarterback favre. >> in the gma first look, brett favre and the welfare scandal in his home state. deree of the bes nfl quarteth mni ove the

mississippi has moved to sirius xm to put his weekly radio show on hold. state investigators alleged that some of mississippi's most influential people spent more than $77 million that should have gone to poor families on pet projects like this volleyball arena. >> we have seen tons of welfare money intended for the folks in mississippi going to people who did not need it. >> the attorney says the foot ball legend never knew where the money was coming from and he only has good intentions. abc news atlanta. reggie: governor newsom signed a bill to remove the word squaw from locations including squaw valley in placer county. it is described as a derogatory slur toward native american communities. residents here were mailed

questionnaires that contributed to a name change. it will have to be removed by 2025. kumasi: pricing for higher home heating bills this winter, families expected to pay an average of 17% more for heat compared with last year. natural users are facing the biggest increase. heating oil is supposed to go up by nearly 13% and electric heat is 7% rise. reggie: legendary actor james earl jones is retiring from a voicing darth vader. the 91-year-old signed over the rights to use his voice, which means future iterations of the character can be voiced through artificial intelligence. that will allow new dialogue from his previous recordings. he was first to voice the character 1977 and he was recently fader in the obi-wan kenobi series.

disney is the parent company. i thought darth vader was dead. kumasi: i thought -- is it a flashback? you got to keep the character going. dreams and all that. reggie: he is the number one villain. kumasi: and that voice. reggie: it is good. still to come, white governor newsom vetoed a bill that would require all californians to attend kindergarten. kumasi: and russia putting a stop to fleeing the country to avoid war.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. reggie: more violence across the bay. friends and family demands justice after a man is gunned down in a road rage incident while talking to his wife on the phone. kumasi: men being seen dragged into buses in russia. people attempting to leave treg. what sent a former 49er quarterback into a tantrum and you can see it was caught on camera. kumasi: plus rihanna about to perform on one of the ultimate stages, saying yes to the nfl and the super bowl halftime show. reggie: the relief i felt.

kumasi: i'm excited to see her. and the baby book. let's start with the forecast with lisa. good morning. lisa: morning. low cloud and fogs all the way up and down the coast. there is some dense fog along highway one and visibility reduced in santa rosa. it is in the upper 50's so a cool start for belmont and foster city, 60 in hayward. right now the clear skies along concord, livermore. back in change but we are looking at the clouds bringing a sunny and mild afternoon. still some clouds on the peninsula and the north bay. 1:00, full sunshine for most of us. 80's returning, mid and upper 80's inland with 70's around the bay. comfortable numbers around

average or a few degrees below average as we get into the next couple of days. we will have the cooling trend more pronounced. kumasi: the governor has vetoed a bill that would require every child in california to attend kindergarten. they passed the bill with supporters saying it will close the learning gap for low income students and students of color. governor newsom is in favor of education reform but says the price tag of the bill is too much. reggie: chaos in russia. thousands have been arrested, protesting plans to draft into the military. there was also a devastating school shooting. >> this is one of the deadliest school shootings in russian history. at least 13 people killed as russia tries to slow the rush of people leaving the country. one russian newspaper says a quarter million people have left

since president putin announced plans to draft up to 300,000 people into the military last week. a proposed draft ruptured in protest and the protesters have been met with violent police action. human rights activists save more than 2000 protesters have been arrested. putin is keeping himself at a distance from the protests. reports say he left moscow to go to a secret palace between there and st. petersburg. kumasi: your voice, your vote. the midterm elections 43 days away with abortion access proving to be a major issue among voters. the majority of americans are against the decision to overturn roe v. wade, coming as arizona enacts a near total ban on the procedure. here is reporter ike ejiochi. >> the midterm elections are 43

days away and this morning, early voting is underway in several states. one of the biggest issues will be abortion access. estate judge just upheld a 121-year-old law enacted 11 years before arizona was a state, which reinstates a near total ban on the procedure and criminalize those providers. arizona enacted a separate ban. the white house press secretary slamming the decision as dangerous, saying in a statement it exemplifies the disturbing trend of republican officials at the local and national level set on stripping women of their rights. >> i am pro-life and i have never backed away from that and i never will. >> women and girls will die because of this. >> it grabs the attention of voters. is there a top of mind? >> the abortion issue.

i wanted to stay legal. >> i'm going to vote to keep abortion access alive and well in arizona if i can through the midterm election. >> a washington post poll found americans broadly opposed the ruling overturning roe v. wade. with americans trusting democrats by a 20 point margin on the issue. publicans are reacting. in wisconsin, the gubernatorial candidate reversed his stance on abortion. he now says he would support exceptions to the abortion ban for rape and incest. the washington post poll says 56% of democrats want to replace biden at the top of the 2024 ticket while 46% of republicans say they want trump. kumasi: family and friends morning edge demanding justice for a man shot and killed in a possible road rage incident in the east bay. i came together last night to

remember the 30-year-old. during the vigil, his parents led a prayer circle. >> it is tragic, what happened to my son. it is terrible. >> a human being lost a life here. every single person killed by gun violence is a tragedy. we need to stop this. kumasi: he had just gotten married four months ago. last sunday he approached a car after a possible road rage incident to allegedly confront the other driver when deputies say he was shot and killed. no arrests have been made. reggie: new developments to san francisco city hall, she will stop making appointees sign undated letters of resignation. the issue was revealed when police commissioner max

rescinded his resignation last month. the resignation letters were reserved for dire situations of inappropriate behavior or failure of duties. some supervisors felt they were used as a control mechanism. kumasi: san francisco firefighter facing disciplinary action for wearing a let's go brandon church on the job. and twitter user shared images of the firefighter wearing the t-shirt in the castro. the phrase has become code for insulting the president. reggie: nearly 2000 kaiser mental health employees are entering their second week of strike. the therapists rejected the most recent contract offer over the weekend saying it does not address understaffing or improve access to care. the union is asking workers to give more time away from patients for administrative

tasks. kumasi: the founders of health and -- hell's angels was very this weekend. they got their start in oakland in 96 to seven. barber died at the age of 83. reggie: looking ahead to a huge game next week after an opening drive touchdown. they could not muster much in denver. included jimmy garoppolo stepping out of the back of the end zone at one point. the broncos owon 11-10. only the second time in league history that a game ended with that score. >> we still have a lot left. we never like to lose in this fashion. but we have to bounce back. >> giving us opportunities. if we don't turn the ball over and scored 10 points a game, we should be able to do it three

times. our goal is much higher than that. but at the lowest we can do that. reggie: next for the 49ers, i came against the rams at levi's stadium. kumasi: a buffalo bills coach could be penalized or fined for destroying his tablet during yesterday's game. he was clearly unhappy about his loss to the dolphins. at the end of the game you can see him during the telecast slamming his microsoft tablet on the table. he is a former 49er and is now coordinator for the bills. last week, the league sent a memo to teams after tom brady slammed his tablet after a plate. -- play. reggie: do you see this? kumasi: not now. [laughter] kristen: a popular fault --

kumasi: a popular fall attraction returning to petaluma after it was forced to close. reggie: and telling a police station to turn itself in. but first the weather. lisa: monday morning, waking up to some fog and drizzle at the coast. temperatures have dropped off into the 50's and 60's. santa clara at 60, 62 in san jose and elsewhere, we are cloudy with a blanket of fog allowing for visibility issues in santa rosa. otherwise clear, still around lafayette and danville it could change. as we look outside, we will see sun downtown. it will take some time to clear and the sea breeze keeping is mild around the bed. warm inland, cooler and breezier for tuesday and wednesday. things will change again on thursday as we look at your highs tomorrow. it is pleasant. you can see the color shading. in the 70's bayside and toward

wednesday, several chairs in the mid 80's. north bay, maybe 90 or so inland valley and thursday we see temperatures bump up the bid. high pressure for the final days of september. today, numbers fairly similar to yesterday but cool at the coast. mid 70's and oakland with mid and upper 70's as you had done the peninsula, 82 in napa livermore. jobina: slowing down, in pittsburgh one lane is blocked on westbound four cast harbor street. you can see the speeds have dropped to around 24 miles per hour in the commute direction. we hope to get everything out of the way soon as that will jam up the area. around 11 miles per hour here due to a crash where at least one lane is blocked. some slowing here, this is

westbound on 80. the drivetime looking at 23 minutes. 37 minutes, highway 35 -- 85 to the san jose airport, an eight minute drive. a live look onto san mateo bridge wherever thing is moving and the same at

reggie: at sfo, a majority of restaurant workers have walked off the job. lena holland has warned what is happening at the airport. >> we are seeing several protesters right behind us, holding the picket line in front of the departures area. i want to show you the scene travelers are seeing when they get to the airport.

many of these fast food workers are telling travelers heading to the airport today they should plan on bringing their own food. their strike includes a thousand workers at restaurants, bars, coffee shops and lunches at sfo. the majority of his workers make 17.5 -- $70 and five cents an hour. -- $70.05 an hour. travelers should bring their own food as workers are on strike at every food outlet in the airport. this comes after nine months of negotiations between the human -- union and airport management and food workers voted on this. marriott hotel workers demanded better pay and care in 2018 and while it is unclear how long this could last, they are

calling this open ended so only time will tell. they are urging travelers heading to sfo to bring their own stacks as businesses are closed for the day. reggie: in the north bay, a popular pumpkin patch and corn maze opening for the season. last year, heavy rain and flooding forced it to close. from petaluma. >> while pumpkin season this year and one of the most popular patches is back, it is enough to say oh my gord. >> we come here every year. >> last year was not the best year. the proof was written on the wall with the utility shed. the day an atmospheric river

should jump across the area, leaving the property looking more like a lake. the only way to get around was by kayak. pumpkins do flow. it was about 2.5 feet underwater where we are sending out. they had to close operations down during the busiest time a weekallo some weeks you have god years and some you have bad. >> 2022 is looking up. check out the corn maze. it is as high as an elephant side. this corn maze is even better and by better i mean taller, sicker and a little more confusing. it is no joke. >> we ended up coming back to the entrance because we could not find where anything was, going in a bunch of circles.

>> it is celebrating its 30th year. >> we want to support this small farm and we love getting out there and enjoying the corn maze and having family time as well. >> for jim it is a family business, making memories for new generations of visitors, rain or shine. people are coming back and saying my parents drop me as a kid and now here is my kid. it is rewarding. >> cornell barnard, abc7news. kumasi: it is officially the start of the jewish new year, rosh hashanah. a large outdoor gathering celebrated the holiday in the east bay yesterday. they hosted the event at a park. 2000 people attdedhe idea is ton

what has been good and what has been hard about the last year head start. kumasi: this is the 15th year of the service has been held. organizers say yesterday's crowd is the biggest since they started the celebration. reggie: after innovating it capture for a week, a slide seal somehow made it to the ocean from a freshwater pond. eventually turning to the beverly hills police station past 2:00 a.m. friday. the four-year-old seal was caught on surveillance footage, trying to escape what would be the most unusual police chase. he hopped, he waddled, he got to the gate and officers surrounded and loaded him into a kennel. >> i thought everybody watched the videos this morning. probably a good 300 yards from the pond to hear. reggie: he has a small tag and

has previously been in rehab. he will now get a full health assessment before his release into the ocean. officials hope he will be able to stay out of trouble after his adventures stay on the north shore. kumasi: oktoberfest is in full swing and this woman is carrying a huge stack of beer to a busy bee are munich. the person who took the video on tiktok captioned it respects. reggie: -- it is not for me. kumasi: you don't like beer? reggie: i just don't like

anything happening. does this look like something you would have fun? kristen:-- kumasi: kind of. reggie: it looks like a carnival outside. do you feel me? lisa: a little. you've got to get your big pretzel. reggie: you're in a big cafeteria and there is a carnival outside. is that it? kumasi: you have to be there. reggie: if to wear the outfit. >> lederhosen. kumasi: i would be on board. lisa: october this weekend. we are entering the last week of september and the weather will felix of denver. that means no fog and a lot of warmth. we will have comfortable conditions, dense fog. 57 downtown, 60 in hayward with

a clear sky inland and catching you up on hurricane ian right now. right now it is a category 1 worth looking at winds of 90 miles an hour moving over the grand cayman islands and moving westward over cuba. 120 mile an hour winds, cat 3. as it moves and close to tampa, 10 inches of rain. the winds could be in excess of about 130 miles an hour. this could cause some problems into wednesday. we will watch it for you. it is intensifying quickly with the water temperature. we are in the upper 80's. near average. to wednesday, the system drops to the north of us and as the system exits, we warm backup thursday and friday it looks to be our warmest day. suddenly back into a cooler pattern over the weekend. mid 70's today so a lot like yesterday, the sea breeze kicks up in the afternoon.

78 in palo alto, san jose 82. a little cooler inland, bright and greasy on wednesday and we will get into the morning into the end of the week. reggie: san francisco bar birds down, with the owner is promising the community and how you can help. kumasi: and rihanna took place at the there's a reason comcast business powers more businesses than any other provider. actually, there's a few...

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kumasi: rihanna is headlining the super bowl halftime show in arizona. it will take place on february 12. jc spoke of her and said she

surpasses herself at every turn. last year she became a billionaire and is the wealthiest female musician thanks to her makeup and monterey lines. this is also the first halftime show that partners with apple music instead of pepsi. heae thame i'm excited. kumasi: anytime we get to see rihanna. reggie: you know the rumors of who was supposed to do it last week? and then we got this. kumasi: thank you. reggie: i'm not trying to get dragged but we are pleased. lisa: i second that. we have some fog this morning, drizzle at the coast. mild to warm around the bay and inland. the coast will stay cloudy, the

breeze will kick up and tomorrow and wednesday should be the cooler days of the work week with morning drizzle expanding a little. tomorrow we are talking about temperatures in the 80's. tuesday to wednesday we will not see a lot of change, just settling into temperatures a little below average. we are warming up though. thursday we will see a return to some 90's and into the 70's in san francisco. today we will be in the 70's downtown, mid-seventies across the bay. 11:00 this morning, a good way to start. kumasi: next, tracking the news out of sfo, russian workers walking off the job. what you need to know if you have a flight today. reggie: chaos of the crowd, people at the portola music second -- festival jumping

barricades. kumasi: plus hurricane ian threatening major damage to florida and the east coast. reggie: we are coming right back. ♪ >> i'm hearing from victims all across the country, their bank accounts were drained in seconds. but the banks do not refund their money. >> i could not be more thankfulo 7 on your side. >> we will all

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. kumasi: now at 6:00, a live look at sfo, where there is breaking news right now. restaurant workers on strike. the demands and what you might want to bring if you are headed to the airport today. reggie: and chaos at san francisco's brand-new music festival. crowds rushing through barricades. kumasi: plus, a powerful storm takes aim. reggie: good morning. it is monday, september 26. kumasi: let's get a check of