here's abc's trevor ault. >> reporter: a dog this cute would never cause an international fiasco, right? well, that's exactly what this pup did when it ate its owner's passport days before his wedding in italy. >> chicky is a really well-trained dog. come! sit! >> i looked at chicky's bed. and it's like, oh, my passport does not belong there. >> reporter: they planned to get married at city hall this thursday and then fly off to italy the following morning for the reception with 100 friends and family. >> she kind of knew what she did. all of a sudden she got really cuddly. you know. head on the lap kind of thing. >> reporter: so that's when they got to work contacts the offices of massachusetts congressman steve lynch and senator ed markey. >> they said that they're going to be in contact again with the

passport office tomorrow morning. >> reporter: so now the race is on to see whether lawmakers can pull some springs to get a new passport before friday. >> that dog is awfully cute. the couple say they will still get married at city hall and the italian reception will still go on, just with no groom. that's "nightline." watch all our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you back here same time tomorrow. have a great night, america. thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for adults with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts

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because a car? is going to be turning? ? >> we have a constant state of fear on the streets. what are we doing as a city? dan: the crash that killed a four-year-old girl at a crosswalk last week now setting off community uproar to upgrade and improve a dangerous intersection. still, some say it is not enough. think you for joining us. ama: it is an issue that is bringing neighbors out for a rally on traffic safety tomorrow. they say the intersection has had a dangerous past. dan: the crash happened on tuesday at fourth and king. abc 7 news reporter tim johns was there at the scene. he is here now with more on these new changes from the city. tim: this is just a heartbreaking story all around. that four-year-old girl was visiting from out of the country with her family when she was struck and killed in that intersection.

now, new changes being proposed by the city. any advocates are wondering, is it enough? amid the hustle and bustle of rush hour at the intersection than san francisco, subtle reminders of a tragedy. last week, four-year-old girl was in a stroller was hit and killed by a car when crossing the street with her parents. jody is the executive director of walk san francisco. she spent the afternoon putting up flyers around the intersection. >> we are hoping for hundreds of people here, frustrated and rallying for the city to make changes. tim: changes the city says are coming. then a statement, mayor london breed's office saying that the sf ta will make improvements, first by removing the right bound turn lanes and by changing the traffic signal for drivers making a right turn, going from a green light to a yellow arrow. things that one person

simply not enough. >> do we need 1000 people to be killed across the city to get safer streets? tim: he says the city has failed to improve safety for years. in 2022, 89 people were killed from traffic related incidents in san francisco. >> there is a focus on the individual section or street of that being happening, instead of citywide and how we get people to shift away from cars. tim: we talked to several pedestrians walking nearby, nearly all of whom say they worry about their safety. >> even when the light is green for me, it does not mean i have the right of way. it appends on how rushed the driver is. tim: beyond changes to the fourth and king intersection, city officials say they are committed to create a plan to make problematic streets safer for all pedestrians. it is a promise that advocates say they want the details for. >> they said they want to do it,

so now we want to see the plan. tim: the vigil for that little girl is scheduled to take place tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. tim johns, abc 7 news. ama: new developments that massive fire at a scrap metal plant in oakland earlier this month. the alameda county district attorney's office says it is now investigating, and no official cause of a fire was given. the fire broke out august lasted for nearly 24 hours. it sent hazardous smoke across much of the east bay. alameda county prosecutors are now asking the public to come forth with any information they might have about the fire. dan: tonight southern california and parts of nevada are assessing the damage left behind by tropical storm hilary. >> the fact it was not the catastrophe that it had been anticipated, we are happy about. dan: that today from the mayor

of los angeles. other regions outside metro l.a. have not been so lucky. palm springs has been cover mud in san francisco -- san bernardino county, there was flash flooding and dangerous rock slides. >> we set up sandbags over the weekend thinking that would be sufficient, but they blew right through them. there are things in the backyard and i do not know how they got over there. there are boulders the size of a volkswagen just sitting over there. dan: hillary is the first tropical storm to ever cross into nevada. ama: we saw some light showers from the storm in the bay area. we were getting your videos from oakland and san jose. let's check in with meteorologist sandhya patel for what we should be expecting tomorrow. umbrellas? sandhya: actually, no. other set -- other than a few

showers, you can put the umbrellas away. this is how your morning will begin. here's a look at your planner. 7:00 in the morning will be mild with clouds and humid. by noontime, we are talking about nice weather, other than the stickiness that is with us. isolated showers chance at 4:00 p.m., but it when we get rid of the mugginess and bring on the heat. dan: thank you. let's get into tonight's ab news deep dive at 11:00. it is an issue that is worth exploring in terms of how it could affect you. hilary was the first tropical storm to hit california in more than 80 years. we have all seen the differences in the weather than california. i spoke with a man who spent his life on the high seas about the changes he is noticing all over the world. >> in the region we are talking

about now, from the south china seas, it is not at all abnormal to find a typhoon in any month of the year. dan: in california, our rainy season, to your point, you can watch and by march it will stop raining, and by november, it restarts. it is not predictable anymore like it was. >> even here in turkey, expected, but each year, it is actually breaking a new record. i think yesterday it was running at about 45 degrees celsius, about 115 degrees fahrenheit. dan: he is the owner of and yachts based in turkey, and has had the opportunity of seeing the effects of climate change from a unique perspective for decades as a sailor. ama: right now president biden is making his return to the lake tahoe area.

this was video from the airport earlier this evening. he is scheduled to land at 1:15 a.m. our time. he surveyed the damage from the maui wildfires for the first time. he went to the city of lahaina after viewing the burnt down areas by helicopter. the president not only promising federal aid to rebuild, but he also said he was focused on respecting the local culture. lahaina is considered sacred ground till hawaiians. >> our country grieves with you, stands with you, and will do everything possible to help you recover, build, and respect culture and traditions. ama: fema says nearly survivors have already registered for federal assistance. the maui fire has been the deadliest in the u.s. in more than 100 years. dan: more help is headed to maui. members of the san francisco fire department will be traveling there to help the

community. >> whether it is working in the food bank, kitchens, shelter, we have first responders, so they need us for anything besides what they are volunteering to do, we will do it. >> i and the fact that people from all over the world, from all over anywhere, would come together to help our community. dan: the team of 11 firefighters will assist at the community distribution site at the lahaina gateway center. it is one of the only structures in town left standing after the fire. if you would like to help with the maui wildfire relief efforts, you can make a donation of $10 to the red cross. just text the words red cross to this number, or call the red cross to make your donation. you can also find other organizations helping hawaii on the front page of our website, abc7news.com. ama: part of our work building a

better bay area means improving and modernizing our public transportation. state leaders are back to the drawing board on ways to find critical funding for local transit agencies. today, state senator scott weiner of san francisco put his idea on hold to increase bridge tolls by $1.50. the strategy would have added an estimated $180 billion for bay area transit. service costs would be near the end of next year and bart expects cuts around 2025. tonight he will be seeing far -- fewer of the cruise upon amiss cars on the streets. this after two incidents in several accidents the seth -- the past weeks. we explain the new order from the dmv. reporter: today cruise cap half of its 400 autonomous vehicles

on the sidelines. according to the company, 150 cars are scheduled to drive at night, and only 50 vehicles will be on san francisco streets during the day. this after the department of motor vehicles said it was investigating concerning incidents, the first one on august 11 when several of them paused for 15 minutes at an intersection than the north beach neighborhood. several days later, an accident involving a fire department truck. police have yet to determine who was at fault. a second accident appeared in the mission district a driver ran a red light and crashed into the cruise vehicle, which had stoppedthe middle of an inteon. in ament, the company said they look forward to working with the california dmv to make improvements and provide any data they need to reinforce the safety and efficiency of our fleet. this weekend, the autonomous vehicles encountered some minor issues. in glen park, city crews had

closed the street to fix a water main break. get how workers stand in the way of a cruise vehicle. frustrated, a worker began kicking the tires. that is michael, reporter for the atlanta journal-constitution who has written about cruise's announcement that it would start testing cars with drivers in atlanta this month. >> they gave us the impression they would do the rollout steadily, and not all at once, so i would not expect to see a big wave of them. reporter: cruise is doing the same in austin. and the company has from the beginning talked about the number of people who have died as a result of car accidents. today they told us they believe it is clear that cruise positively impacts overall safety. dan: coming up, a shop owner and designer shot and

killed in front of her story. the alleged dispute over a flag as the lgbtq+ community is now speaking up. ama: plus, could gaming actually be used for treatment for adhd? dan: and the search for treasured family baseball glove. treasured family baseball glove. i'm orlando and i'm living with hiv. i don't have to worry about daily hiv pills because i switched to every-other-month cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. now when i have people over, hiv pills aren't on my mind. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients, or if you're taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions, post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you have a rash and other allergic reaction symptoms, stop cabenuva and get medical help right away. tell your doctor if you have liver problems or mental health concerns,

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california tonight. a memorial for a shop owner who was killed over a pride flag altercation in front of her store. the san bernardino sheriff's department says that lori cartman was gunned down in lake arrowhead. authorities say a man negative remarks about an lgbtq+ flag flying outside her clothing store, leading to the dispute and the shooting. people in the community have been dropping off dozens of flowers in front of her shop. >> how do we move forward with this undercurrent of hate having invaded or taken from us that sense of security and love and safety? dan: the town has held pride parades for the past four years. >> there are a lot of other people with different values than us, but they are not hateful. dan: residents say carlton was known as a huge ally to the

lgbtq+ community. the sheriffs office says the suspected gunman was shot and killed by deputies after attempting to flee the scene. ama: protection for mothers and their infants tonight. the fda has approved the first vaccine given to pregnant women to protect newborns against rsv. it is a common respiratory virus that affects infants and elderly every year. the vaccine provides protection to babies six months after they are born . they could protect the tens of thousands with this vaccine, so that is incredible. dan: we have been reporting on the ongoing adderall shortage in the u.s. could the solution be found in videogames? a digital crated their first videogame to target adhd than adults. they improved their game to have obstacles to approve -- improve

attention spans. the therapeutic technique, they warn, could be overused. they will only use the game in small doses. ama: also new tonight, a young boy -- disappeared. dan: he brought the glove to the a's game on saturday with the drone show, but now the oakland a's are starting to help. ama: lauren martinez brings us the story behind the love. >> they live and breathe baseball. they always have a glove in their hand. lauren: seven-year-old robert is hoping someone will return his beloved baseball glove. >> it was special because he gave it to me. lauren: robert was gifted the glove by his uncle joe. reminds ago, joe passed away from health issues. on saturday, robert brought his glove to the a's game. after the family watched the

post game star wars themed drone show, they walked back to their car and realized robert's glove was missing from the pack. >> i grabbed my wallet, looked to the front gate, and asked security, could i go check my seat? ryan: security took her to the lost and found, but she had no luck. >> before i made it to the car, he has seen that i did not have it. lauren: she posted to social media that night, desperate to put the word out that this sentimental glove is missing. >> one of the pictures that i shared was from 2020 when he was being homeschooled, and he had his glove on his head because you never put it down. lauren: the a's the statement. they are working with their stadium operations team and the facilities team in case it is turned in. we encourage our fans to help spread the word so robert can be

reunited with his special glove. >> they have so many different meanings to different people. lauren: she hopes someone hears her son's story and can find and return the glove that holds so many memories. in san jose, lauren martinez, abc 7 news. dan: let's hope he gets it back. ama: time for a the weather. dan: meteorologist sandhya patel is here with the remnants of tropical storm hilary. sandhya: those remnants are still bringing showers across much of the rocky mountain states. let's take a look at live doppler 7. the main landfall just north of baja yesterday afternoon, some of the higher totals up to a foot of rain. it definitely left its mark and brought us some showers as well. we do have flood warnings and watches for parts of the western u.s. there were hundreds of reports of damage from debris flows to flash flooding to flooding,

basically heavy rain out west. as we take a look at the commuter -- computer animation, the rockies will continue to see showers as leftovers of tropical cyclone hilary continue to move through. it is getting active in the atlantic for it harold is the newly formed tropical storm expected to bring rain to texas as soon as tomorrow morning. a lot to watch out for. leftovers of hilary brought us some scattered showers. fairfield had six an inch. here's a look at the leftover showers that came from the south, and tonight the moisture is winding down. still a bit on the muggy humid side across the bay area, but we will notice drier air by wednesday. temperatures right now in the 60's and 70's bid alive view from our emeryville camera, and here is a look at the air-quality advisory that means

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