storm bringing record rain, widespread flooding, mudslides, and in the bay area we have a little rain as the remnants of hillary push their way through. >> scattered showers moved through oakland a short time ago. check out the video along eastbound 580. you can see rain on the windshields. wind in the city. let's get to spencer for a first look at the forecast. spencer: let us look at post-tropical hillary. look where the storm is now, central idaho. you can see the dark green around this center of the storm. it is still a tremendous rainmaker. maximum sustained wind of 30 miles an hour.

below tropical storm strength. it is headed north and expected to stay on that path tomorrow and producing rain. having on our weather? we had a little computer glitch so bear with looping image. welle look at anyhow, the waythe doppler looping image. i'll just describe it to you. okay we have an upper justl low pressure system over the bay area with its counterclockwise circulation upper level low pressure system through the baye moisture left behind by tropicae rotation so much of the or tropical storm hilary behinds being picked up in by that circulation, which hilla is whye have picked some scattered showers tt which is why area right now. and have scattered showers developing in the possin area right now and isolated thunderstorm or two because the atmosphere possibilit is unstable. an is now, there's a e at good outbreak of thunderstorms right nowthere is an outbreak iy and over in parts of of the sie. so 1 or 2 of thunderstorms in the those may k theirey and parts of th way ove. and that's the effect, the lasting effect right now in the bay area of tropical storm

hilary larry. all right. >> thanks for talking us through all that. the it department is on the way as hilary moves out of southern california. the storm is really leaving a big mess behind. it's been a tricky commute today for drivers along interstate ten inches palm desert, as you can see right there, cars and trucks trying to make it through some really thick mud. and that is only part of the aftermath. abc's tim pulliam with more from los angeles. >> despite heavy rain, flooding and powerful winds, southern california avoiding the brunt of hillary's harm, the fact that it wasn't the catastrophe that had been anticipated, we are very happy about with the storm now downgraded and headed north, los angeles leaders still warning residents to be careful during the height of the storm. officials estimate more than 41,000 people were without power. crews responding to more than 1800 emergencies in nearly 100 traffic accidents in l.a county. this video shows a road collapsing as vehicles drive by . the hillary washed away roads and cause dangerous mudflows in

cathedral city. aerials show mudflows swallowing these vehicles. neighbors in northern l.a. county forced to evacuate. >> i told my girlfriend to get the kids, get my daughter and get out. i mean, there was nothing we could do. i've never seen this ever before. >> the first tropical storm to strike california in more than 25 years making landfall sunday evening near baja, california, mexico. hillary dumping record rainfall across the region. palm springs area, just over three inches of rain, but that made it the wettest august day on record. >> and the rains not over. you can still see that moisture streaming in up through parts of nevada, into utah, still in arizona as well, and making their way into the pacific northwest in the middle of hillary's wrath. >> a surprise 5.1 magnitude earthquake about 80 miles northwest of downtown los angeles. >> chief, i'm really sorry to interrupt you right now. our our studio is shaking right now. so not only are we dealing with a tropical storm, but it appears we are now dealing with an earthquake. >> experts say the storm had nothing to do with the quake

here in southern california. there was no significant damage or injuries from the earthquake or the storm. in los angeles, the second largest school district in the nation will reopen on tuesday. tim pulliam, abc news, los angeles. >> and more video shows what drivers were up against in cathedral city. this is in riverside county. the suv no match for thick mud. dozens of cars were abandoned in the area as the waters rose up to the wheel. wells of those vehicles. >> the bay area is feeling the ripple effects of the tropical storm hilary swift. water rescue teams from the north and east bay are in southern california assisting first responders in the aftermath. meantime, we're also hearing from a local newlywed couple whose wedding near san diego didn't exactly go as planned during the storm. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard has details. larry swift water rescue teams from marin and sonoma counties are testing equipment which could be needed across southern california in the wake of hilary, you have

some highway closures in the area here. >> some residents are affected as some of the streams start to go down. >> rescue team 11 is staging near the grapevine in kern county and ready to move to los angeles or palm springs, where flooding has been an issue. so when you have large debris flows that affect towns and communities, it is pretty significant. >> and we just are waiting to see really where those impacts are. >> paris community urban search and rescue team four from oakland and the east bay is in riverside county helping local fire departments assess storm damage where floodwater is running off. >> sometimes you just got to roll with the punches and make the best out of any situation. newly weds joe and monica voytko from walnut creek rolled with every punch from tropical storm hilary, their outdoor dream wedding near san diego on sunday forced to pivot indoors to this barn on when you pick a wedding date over a year in advance, especially in san diego, the last thing on your mind is it's going to be in the middle of a

hurricane. >> some guests were no shows because flights were canceled. but even with all the rain, monica says it was a perfect day. >> in my culture, rain is supposed to be a sign of good luck. and we were scheduled, i guess, to get a ton of rain. so i mentioned to joe, with our luck, we should go buy a lottery ticket or something like that. >> absolutely. cornell bernard, abc seven news on onto the fire disaster now in hawaii. >> president joe biden arriving on the island about an hour and a half ago, touring devastated areas. he just delivered remarks from that famous banyan tree in lahaina, which is charred and battered. but still standing. >> the trees survived for a reason in i believe it's a powerful, a very powerful symbol of what we can and will do to get through this crisis. and for this for as long as it takes. we're going to be with you the whole country will be with you. you know, we will be respectful of the sacred grounds and the

traditions that rebuild the way the people of maui want to build, not the way others want to build. >> this comes as new video is out showing firefighters as this is what they were facing. they were surrounded by flames as they approached the historic town of lahaina last week. the death toll on the island now stands at 114. mr. biden, the first lady, are meeting with survivors as well as first responders. more than 800 people still missing. >> haven't heard from my father since the fires had started. so we haven't been able to locate him during his visit today, mr. biden is expected to appoint a fema administrator to oversee the long term recovery on maui. >> the federal government has distributed nearly $4 dollars so far to residents, but mr. biden is expected to speak well, as you just heard him speak about the government's efforts and what they plan to do. if you want to help with the maui wildfire relief efforts, you can make a $10 donation to the red

cross by texting red cross to 90999 or call one 800 red cross and any donation is truly, truly appreciated. >> grief and sorrow are gripping the latino community in san francisco after a young man was gunned down in a community center. family members of damian gonzalez held hands and prayed outside the mission recreation center on harrison lane. it was there last friday when gonzalez was playing basketball with friends. witnesses say a man wearing a black ski mask went inside and shot gonzalez, the 18 year old victim volunteered with the latino task force and had a t shirt business. his mom fought back tears as she recalled how excited damian was to be a father. >> he was a great kid. he was about to be a dad. he was so excited. next week. it was was going to be his baby shower. >> no arrests have been made so far. the mission recreation center is closed until further notice. >> we have an update now on the

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at night and only 50 vehicles will be on san francisco's streets during the day. this after the department of motor vehicles said it was investigating concerning incidents. the first one on august 11th, when several of them paused for 15 minutes at an intersection in the north beach neighborhood. then several days later, an accident involving a fire department truck. police have yet to determine who was at fault. a second accident occurred in the mission district, where a driver ran a red light and crashed into the cruise vehicle, which had stopped in the middle of the intersecon in a statent crews said they look forward to working with the california dmv to make any impnts and provide any data they need to reinforce the safety and efficiency of our fleet. this week in the autonomous vehicles encountered some minor issues in glen park city. crews had closed the street to fix a water main break. watch how the worker

stands in the way of the crews vehicle as it tries to enter the street. frustrated the worker began kicking the tires. >> as we hear about it in the news. >> that's michael connell, reporter for the atlanta journal constitution, who has written about cruise's announcement that it would start testing cars with a driver in atlanta. earlier this month, they gave us the impression that they were going to do the rollout pretty steadily and slowly and not all at once. >> so i wouldn't expect to see a big wave of them. >> cruise is doing the same in austin and cruise has from the beginning talked about the number of people who die as a result of car accidents. again, today, they told us that they believe it's clear that cruise positively impacts overall road safety. in the newsroom, leanne melendez, abc seven news, all right, so, leanne, they've been ordered to reduce the fleet a little bit. >> do you know how long that will last? >> well, you know, let me tell you something. i pretty sure

that they want to get back on the road as soon as possible. with that said, the dmv says that 50% reduction will remain until its investigation can concludes. now, again, cruise takes action to improve safety. they say that they will, but there is no official timetable at this point. >> all right, leanne, thank you. >> the archdiocese of san francisco filed for bankruptcy today as it deals with hundreds of sex abuse lawsuits. chapter 11 bankruptcy allows the roman catholic archdiocese to keep operating while it addresses the lawsuits collectively instead of individually. in a statement, the archdiocese said it has paid out more than $70 million to sex abuse survivor says the bankruptcy filing does not affect parochial schools or the 88 parishes operating under the archdiocese. the archdiocese of oakland filed for bankruptcy in may, and we have new details today dealing with a dispute over a vacant school board seat in oakland to candidates who

submitted signatures to run for the district five seat using incorrect district lines. will be allowed to remain on the ballot. now, this issue came up after the district was redrawn two years ago. both candidates were collecting signatures using the new map, but the special election is to fill a seat using the old map. the election will be held in november. and so it goes. yes indeed. by the way, did you see spencer swap out the hard drive on the computers while we were in the break there? >> just do it all. >> and he needs to because there's so much interesting weather going on. >> there you go. some sprinkles for us. yeah. >> took out the old weather map and put in the new weather map. so here's a look at our looping live doppler seven image and you can see that we've got this. it's the circulation, counterclockwise circulation might make you think, oh, the storm is still here. well, it's not that storm. subtropical post-tropical hilary is well to our north. we have an upper level low over the bay area. but much of the moisture being picked up by this low and being

swirled around the bay area was produced by tropical storm hilary when it was moving through northern california yesterday. so there are numerous thunderstorms over in the sierra and in the central valley. 1 or 2 of those storms could possibly work their way into the bay area. but right now, we just have some light scattered showers and we've got breezy conditions especially near the coast where wind speeds are ranging from 20 to about 30, 32mph. so when we go to the 24 hour temperature change, which is quite significant, 23 degrees cooler right now at fairfield than at this time yesterday, 22 degrees cooler at san jose and many other locations are ten to 15 or 16 degrees cooler than at this time yesterday. here's the view from sutro tower looking out over san francisco. this is a rather beautiful sky with just enough clouds to give it a little texture, some sunshine breaking through. we've got low to mid 70s right now at san francisco, oakland, mountain view, san jose and palo alto, 66 at half moon bay. another beautiful view of the sky from emeryville. a lot more blue in this view. 75 degrees right now

at santa rosa and livermore and mid 70s as well at novato, napa, fairfield and concord. and from our rooftop camera looking across the embarcadero and a bit to the southeast there these are our forecast headlines. scattered showers tonight and maybe an isolated thunderstorm or two sunnier and drier and warmer tomorrow and the weekend expect warm weather near the bay and hot weather inland beginning on wednesday, continuing through at least thursday. so for the overnight forecast, animation, rain, lots of clouds, little pockets of moisture here and there, that will diminish as we get later into the overnight hours. and by 11:00 tomorrow, the chance of any precipitation here will be greatly diminished if we do get any in the next 12 hours or so, we're talking about just a couple of hundredths of an inch, maybe near hayward and oakland. oh, we go overnight lows still under sort of muggy conditions, mainly mid 60s highs tomorrow, upper 60s at the coast, upper 70s near the bay, upper 80s inland and here is the accuweather seven day forecast. now i'm posting 100 here as the

maximum inland temperature on wednesday. that's because several locations are likely to hit 99 and if someone's going to hit 99 then someone else has got to hit 100, right? and then on thursday, do they temperature inflation? it's that close on thursday, still hot inland, just not quite so hot as wednesday. and then we get a sharp cooldown on friday, friday, saturday highs will be only in the mid to upper 80s inland mid 70s around the bay and then slightly warmer going into sunday and monday. >> huh. >> so if i'm six feet tall but i list myself as six three, is that like a 99 100 or. no, no. >> but if you're like six one and 7/8, you could say you're six two. oh, okay. >> no, yeah, that's what nfl recruits do. yeah. okay. well, then if i was 6178, i'm definitely saying i'm six three. >> thank you, spencer. questions being raised again about security at levi's stadium after yet another fight broke out in the stands. abc7 news first captured fan is swinging away and these guys are wailing away

during saturday night's 40 niners preseason game. punches thrown by a bunch of people. one man eventually thrown to the ground, another guy was just pummeling him. security staff eventually arrived and tried to calm things down. there was a bloodied man who was escorted out of the stands here. we have reached out to the 40 niners as well as levi's stadium and the city of santa clara. but none have addressed this violence as of yet. you may recall last month there was another fight that broke out during a soccer match at levi's stadium. one man was stabbed in that situation. oh, a suspect was eventually arrested. but clearly they have to get this stuff under control. fighting fentanyl overdose deaths. >> the first of its kind treatment backed by a south bay group that could protect fentanyl users from overdose before before they take the drug. and making sure no animal is left behind after the fires on maui, all the effort to find them forever homes right here in the bay area is welcome wrexham premiere september 12th

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>> friday night came a special delivery from maui. >> kind of brought a tear to your eye. >> seeing them come off the plane and knowing they're safe here. >> 40 dogs and cats that were already in maui shelters before the fires were individually crated and shipped to the bay area in a coordinated effort by berkeley humane. >> what we did was help clear the shelters in maui so that animals displaced by the fires can have a place to go while their owners look for them and hopefully they can be reunite, noted the animal rescue foundation in walnut creek, taking in a total of five dogs and four kittens, one of which has already found its forever home. >> ceo susan levick says for her it's personal. after growing up in santa rosa, it means more to me than i can possibly say. >> catastrophic wildfires ravaged our community twice and i know what that feels like. i know the absolute, you know, heartbreak and confusion. >> and it doesn't end there.

welcome to california, marin humane east bay spca, the alameda animal shelter and the tri city animal shelter. also stepped up with berkeley humane and arf to take in as many dogs as they had room for animal welfare. >> in general, we're all family or ohana, as the hawaiians call it. and so we wanted to help them out. the staff right now is overwhelmed with animals in need , and by monday morning, people like beth manganaro showed up with an open heart and an open kennel because is my family and i always rescue dogs. >> and that's really important to give a dog another chance. and that's something that we've always enjoyed as maui, especially lahaina. so i'm just trying to help out in a way that i can rest you a puppy. >> as for dogs like brownie here at the animal rescue foundation , pending health checks for all of the other animals, they should be ready to find their forever homes by the end of this week in walnut creek, lena howland, abc seven news.

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all day long. there it's part of the farm's annual fall festival, which kicks off in september. the hard thing with that is you almost have to take it from a helicopter. really appreciate the look of the maze, but my last maze experience we the big family competition. and one of us was talking a lot. you know, i wonder who and got absolutely smoked out. >> did you need to be rescued from the corn almost. it was it was bad. it was just like somebody gets out of here, get stuck in those things forever. yeah. >> and other family members were like, are you down there still? >> wrap it up. yeah, that one looked pretty intricate, like you could get stuck in there. >> i wouldn't put larry in there at all. >> or maybe you would. >> yeah, maybe i would. maybe. yeah >> all right. well, let's listen to this one. let's change. my dog ate my homework to my dog, ate my passport. just for this next story, a boston couple's

italian wedding is now in jeopardy because their golden retriever chewed through the groom's passport. >> so cute. no. >> yeah. yeah. cheeky. the golden decided golden retriever decided on the snack late last week while the couple was at city hall filling out marriage forms. now they're hoping their local congress people can really help and get them an expedited passport before they're supposed to leave for italy on friday. well i just a little stressed. >> luckily, you know, congressman lynch's office and senator markey's office have been super responsive. >> they've been in touch, at least with me in the state department, to try to expedite things and help me get a new passport, keep my fingers crossed, and hopefully everything will work itself out if things don't work out. >> the couple says they will still get married at boston city hall and the italian reception will still go on just without the groom. the bride will be there to represent. oh, but how do you wed in holy matrimony if

he's not there? >> no, no, no. >> the wedding would have already happened like that. the official part is at city hall. >> i see. oh, okay. okay. but then the bride is going to take off and go without him. just. it's a cold world out here, man. whoa. that is wild. >> i keep thinking, did the dog really eat the passport, or did this guy, like, forget to renew it or something? >> and now he's blaming the dog , right? >> why, you wow julian so suspicious. so suspicious. always so suspicious. always >> all that undercover reporting . >> right. >> it's kind of hard for human to do that type of damage. >> did you see it? >> see me with a pair of scissors? see me with the pair of scissors? i can do. no, no. >> i think i think it was the golden that did it. i think. okay, we're blaming gigi, all right? i believe it. >> i hope it works out. >> maybe the dog wants to go to italy, too. you know? >> oh, yeah. the bride would have to just take the dog. >> that's right. >> sorry, honey. >> woman's best friend. >> all right? yeah. >> when it comes to dining out, who needs an entree, huh? new

trend called menu mayhem is catching on, according to the wall street journal. so people are ordering a salad and fries. oh, no. and they're calling it a meal. that's it. now, maybe spencer, this is the perfect combo. think about this. something leafy hard, healthy, paired with a salted and fried starch. >> yeah. >> you lost me with the salted and fried. okay, but one server in new york city called it the salad and fries trend. >> the biggest thing that she's seen in her 11 years in the industry. >> no, no, seriously, it could be tasty. i'll give you that. but i have to have protein with my meal. i like veggies and protein and there's no protein there. it's just what if we added made it like a chicken caesar salad for you? >> that would be. no, no. okay, then. yeah, sure. okay. >> i don't know about you guys, but i've done that where i ordered two appetizers or an appetizer as a and a salad, and that's my meal. i'm skipping the entree that could be both, you know, more affordable and lower calories. but you can just. you

can still get a protein thing and then a, you know, something a little leafier. yeah, yeah. >> julie, live your life by someone else clocking what's on your plate. >> and why is everything a trend ? yeah, right. order. what you want. you're paying the bill. yeah, sure, larry. >> he's right. no, i mean, i can see the appeal of it, but i also agree with spencer. >> you know, lettuce in particular, if it's just lettuce, does not have a lot of nutrients in it. it's good for roughage. but you got to add some other stuff to it. and then maybe you can balance it out a little bit, but make sure it's more salad than fries. >> yeah, right, right. that's the key. okay. >> speaking of food, should you bring your own food onto a plane when you travel? we're asking because a woman is getting criticized online for bringing chipotle food onto her flight. it happened on a flight from san diego to sfo. she says she brought a burrito bowl with her because she didn't want to pay a lot of money for a salad at the airport. she was in the middle seat and she says the person next to her brought her own food to a trader joe's salad. the

woman posted a video of her experience on tiktok. and people again, because they have nothing to do, had a lot to say in the comments. yeah, she says she really doesn't understand what the issue is because it's not like she brought a tuna sandwich that would be smelly. >> yeah, right. >> well, i don't see why someone should get slammed for bringing their own food unless it does smell extraordinarily horrible. >> well, i see more and more people taking some food on flights now, but not necessarily something that's very aromatic, but, you know, like a turkey sandwich or something like that. >> yeah. and there's nothing wrong with that, right? >> chipotle can be kind of strong or definitely aromatic, but if you look at what they serve on the planes. thank you. i mean, it's the choices are getting. >> it's barely edible. >> yeah. no, thank you. yeah. >> and it's all prepackaged stuff, so. hey chipotle is fine. i mean, it's a that was a one hour flight. come on. how much time is there to complain? >> always time, right? they always find a way. there's always time. >> people need to mind their own business and find better things to do. >> exactly. why are they clocking what's on her plate? >> i don't know. i don't know. let her live. yeah.

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for those three varieties working in the family business in the winery over the last 50 years. you kind of just pinch yourself because i got the best job this year. 2023 is our 50th anniversary. and so when my brother and i kind of talk, we kind of like it doesn't seem like 50 years. it seems like maybe five. okay, maybe ten years. but it doesn't seem that long a period of time. and one is we've just been having a lot of fun. background over 50 years of making wine here in the middle of rutherford is it kind of goes way back to my grandfather. my grandfather started an auto repair in 1926. my grandfather and my father worked together running the garage along with my grandmother and mother. it was truly a family affair.

we're making about ten barrels of cabernet and sauvignon blanc. and so pretty much everything was done by hand and each year we grew a little bit. >> this is our visitor center where our guests come when they first come on the property. we remodeled this and the remodeling was finished in 2019. all of the wood that you see here, including the lights, is recycled or reclaimed. and the barrels that make these lights came from our barrels. we have of 60 or so acres in total here. large portion of that is covered in vineyard. in addition to that, we have nine or so tasting rooms and other tasting areas as . since the beginning of sustainable quality and protecting the ecosystems and

environment around the vineyards has been key to who we are. we farm organically in all of our vineyards. we are working with local sustainability groups like napa green. we've recently become members of the international wineries for climate action group, so we're taking our ideas now internationally and starting to work with other wineries around the world. >> now you can't outrun climate change and so it's how do you adapt? that's going to be the most important thing. you see people trying a lot of different things and hopefully we all can learn together and learn from other people's mistakes. our mistakes, and then say, ah, that's a good idea. how can we improve on it? but it has to happen now. we can't wait. exciting to be able to get to this phase and be able to work to get it to the next generation in a really strong manner. that is adapting to the conditions, whether it's climate conditions,

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