area moving forward finding solutions, this is abc7news. >> san francisco's biggest conference can soon find a new home and the reason is the homeless. >> thank you for joining us as part of our effort to build a better bay area we have shown you the problems and possible solutions to the homeless crisis but in san francisco that crisis could mean san francisco loses one of its biggest conferences. at >> where in the newsroom with a closer look at the issue. >> they have had conference dream force in san francisco since 2003. last year it brought 40,000 people to the city and generated $40 million in the downtown economy. all of that could potentially be gone. the future of next year's dream force conference, the biggest conference in san francisco could be in question because of the homeless crisis. >> we need to work together to come up with solutions to ensure that this event is a success and that san francisco is a success. you can only achieve that if we employ common sense.

on tuesday at south force ceo mark told the chronicle if this dream force is impacted by the current situation with homelessness and drug use it may be the last dream force in the city. the comments in the wake of a court battle between san francisco and the coalition on homelessness on clearing homeless encampments. >> i think the comments unfortunately highlight how important it is for us to resolve this in a way that allows us to provide shelter and services but also maintain healthy and clean streets. we have to do this. everyone is suffering. >> exactly a week ago hundreds urged federal judges to move the injunction that is limiting san francisco, one of the federal judges challenge the definition of involuntary homeless and there seem to be in agreement. they agreed if a person is offered shelter or has alternative access that the city ought to be able to enforce our laws against that individual. >> when the city tried to get that in writing this week the

city attorney david shute said the coalition on homelessness backtracked. >> they would not commit to these things in writing so we had to inform the ninth circuit that the conversations were not fruitful and they are going to have to rule on these issues. >> one of the attorneys representing the coalition disagrees. >> no backtracking from the actual definition there are 4000 people outside right now because they do not have access to shelter. >> the coalition is standing firm saying the city does not have enough shelter to house everyone collects the city offers housing to someone who is on house and that person refuses to get housing. >> then they are permitted to be enforced against. right now that is what we are presenting to the ninth circuit. very few people are in that boat because the city is not actually making real offers of shelter. >> regarding what the city is categorizing as backtracking by the coalition on homelessness san francisco's mayor london breed said she is alerted the courts and hopes they will issue a ruling in the city's favor. the dream force conference is scheduled for september 12

through the 14th. >> thank you so much and let's give you some perspective on homelessness in the bay area. san francisco reports about a thousand people without homes according to federal hud data. that is lower than pre-pandemic levels in 2019. alameda county saw the opposite, an increase in homelessness over those years with the total now approaching 10,000. santa clara county is the first and only bay area county to cross that threshold. >> seven years ago in santa clara county there is ly around 300 able housing units and soon they will have more than 3000. today the city of mountain view kicked off the transformation of a hotel on el camino rialto affordable housing. abc7news's reporter dustin dorsey shows us the work being done. >> no vacancies at the crestview hotel in mountain view yet. when this inn transforms into affordable housing 49 units will

open for those who need it most. >> these will soon be homes for transition and local youth who are aging out of foster care. we are also extending a helping hand to individuals in small families who are currently experiencing homelessness or at risk of becoming homeless. >> there will be studio and one and two-bedroom units along with supportive services from jamboree housing. these units will help push santa clara county over 3000 total affordable housing units closer to their goal of 4800 built by 2026. >> the approvals happened during a time when people were really scared about their future. the pandemic happened when people were scared about their lives and about how much rent they owed and this was a light of hope. the county supervisor toward the work -- tou

done to convert these hotels rooms into living quarters. he says the best part is the speed at which it will be done because it can help people sooner. >> as you walk down the hall and look into these rooms you take a moment to imagine the folks are going to call this place home. to them it is going to be an opportunity for a fresh start, get themselves squared away, get some help and services that are specific to what they need to what they need. >> jamboree housing president says there is not a homeless crisis there is a housing crisis. and when completed this form or -- former hotel will alleviate the stress that crisis has caused so many families. >> when you look at the full spectrum of housing finding housing for extremely low individuals, folks earning 30% of the area medium income or below is the toughest to find and that is what we will be providing here. >> once the hardhat work is complete these 49 units will open in the summer 2024. in mountain view dustin dorsey abc7news. >> you can help build a better bay area, to share your ideas go to abc7news.com/better bay area. >> happening tomorrow the

shutdown of part of westbound 80 that will last through labor day weekend, tomorrow night at nine in vallejohat strse u down 80 includes the carquinez bridge. detailed options are highlighted in green on this map driver should take 780 to 680 than highway four back to 80 it will not reopen until tuesday morning. this is all for a major repaving project similar to what took place on the eastbound lanes of 80 over several weekends since july. it collects today is fairly ertl -- air alert is in effect. this is a live picture where you can see some of the haze in the sky it will change to a spare the air advisory tomorrow. hours ago we spoke live with the bay area air quality management district about what is causing our poor air quality. >> we called a spare the air alert today for ozone pollution which is otherwise known as smog which comes from vehicle exhaust mixed with high temperatures. that is building up in certain areas of the bay area and we also have wildfire smoke coming

down from these fires up north from california and oregon. that is impacting the bay area as well. >> pg&e is already turning off the power to thousands of customers to prevent wildfires there is a psps warning it for eight counties. map is the only county on the list in the bay area and so far the only one that has not lost power. the other seven counties all have experienced a public safety power shut off. >> let's bring in our abc7news meteorologist tracking fire danger and air quality. >> let's take a look at the winds first because that is been a concern out of the north. 18 miles an hour, 20 in hawkeye and it is still a very drying wind. the humidity reflects that and you will notice right around hawkeye it is 16%, 13% in knoxville. if any fires develop in the northern part of our viewing area at the concern is they will grow rapidly. red flag warning remain up until

8 p.m. tonight. gusty winds, low humidity combining to make that fire danger but that will subside as we head towards later on tonight. the air quality has been an issue, we are seeing poor air quality for sensitive groups in san jose, santa rosa and ukiah. we are noticing all the smoke in the haze from those wildfires from the mount tam cam and a spare the air alert is in effect through today due to the smog and wildfire smoke. we also have an air quality advisory in effect not just now but through tomorrow, tomorrow's air quality is expected to continue to be impacted. it you will notice it is moderate for all areas tomorrow as the wildfire smoke continues to drift in. temperatures right now in the triple digits in length, 60's coast side. we had some records today but changes are coming and i will be back with those records and a look at changes ahead. >> of hurricane idalia see the damage done when it hit florida

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>> this is it, this is where she should be and this is where we're going to hold it down. >> bee fans will soon see beyoncé take the state under a sold-out crowd. >> that's right and we have a team of reporters in santa clara, let's hear from zach fuentes who is already to go.

>> i am already to go. you said people have been waiting for hours, i have been waiting years. i am so excited but so are the people here, coming in waves at this point, people are lining up. gates opened just under 15 minutes ago at six and people are ready. the fashions are out, the energy is buzzing for beyoncé. we had a chance to speak to some fans earlier who had been here since early this morning. take a look at what some had to say. >> information to be the first in line at her merchandise truck. >> i got this one for me because it is pink. i am a breast cancer survivor, we need to represent. thank you ms. beyoncé, you did it again. >> carissa said she lives just around the corner from the stadium, others came from farther. >> i traveled all the way from the philippines. >> although people lined up early for the 1:00 p.m. opening of the merchant truck those going inside it took things to another level.

like this fan who got here at 2:00 a.m.. >> i needed to be in the first 10 because i wanted the spot i wanted. >> bees arrival comes on the hottest day of the week her super fans have managed to stay in line for hours, serve looks and stay hydrated. >> we have water, sunblock, energy bars, a chicken wrap. >> the concert has given a huge boost to the economy and days up have seen the city buzzing with activity. tuesday they named her honorary mayor and the key accepted by her publicist. the publicist also accepted some brownies locally owned by andrea. >> it has been amazing i am so glad she is here we wanted to show her love so she comes back. >> no matter how late or early's fans leave the stadium each plan to bring energy. >> if you bring a performer energy you will have twice as much back. everyone has to do their part especially when it comes to everybody on mute.

we want to make sure we are doing it right. >> again the energy is buzzing out here, everyone so excited. at the show is going to be starting it eight and beyoncé is everything. there is no opening act. she has it, she is prompt. everyone is going to want to get here on time and that is exactly what people are doing here with their incredible fashion. at these folks here. we'll continue to be out here and we will be out here again for our streaming session at seven the beyoncé takeover and then after i will be heading in because i am participating in this concert. i have my tickets my outfit is ready and i cannot week. -- weight. >> it is so great to see you and everyone else having fun. >> let's continue our live team coverage with abc reporter lauren martinez. >> i will tell you the b concert is a moment, it is a

movement, nothing but smiling faces and beautiful great energy. beyoncé's birthday wish was to have her concert attendees show up in fabulous silver fashions and let me tell you the fans understood the assignment. everyone looks amazing, really getting creative. the online store at sea -- said their sales increased 25% of people searching for silver items compared to the week before but aside from the fashion beyoncé's album at has impacted her fans on so many levels. she represents empowerment for the lgbtq+ community, women in the black community. >> this album means a lot to me as a queer person of color and i just felt like i was able to be free and celebrate and be in my body and skin and community. i am happy to be here with the community out here celebrating queer folks and culture.

>> she uplifts her culture, she uplifts women and she is constantly raising the bar for everyone so she is very admirable and we love her. >> empowered it for one, for sure. and it just makes us want to dance and sing. it is always a good time when we listen to her. >> and we are seeing droves of people getting off vta, getting in the merchant line and heading in the stadium. beyoncé takes the stage at 8 p.m., a lot of my friends who have already attended her show, a lot attended in vegas said her show is about two and a half hours. live from levi's stadium lauren martinez abc7news. >>ow beyoncé is abc7news stain at seven that is when l livestream beh the b. it on our app or your phone or smart tv. it will start immediately after

abc seven news at six. >> the beyoncé concert, let's take a look at a live picture from levi's stadium where i am happy to report the temperature has dropped from the 90's, it is in the upper 80's right now. definitely sunny skies, still warm out there and here is a look at the forecast for later on tonight. 7:00 p.m., 83 degrees. at least it is getting a little more comfortable. by later tonight 11:00 p.m., 60 nine degrees over there for the performance. let's check out those temperatures and record-setting territory, 90 one at sfo at 90 in downtown oakland. it was hot across many parts of the bay area and most areas from santa rosa to livermore to concord, 95 to 97. one 03 in fairfield, san francisco up to 87. on live doppler 7 it is quiet, you do not see the fog yet but

that will change come tomorrow. we will see a switch in the wind direction and that is what will help out. as we go our by our where the fire danger is still elevated the winds are expected to drop off as we head towards later on tomorrow night. -- tonight excuse me. it will transport higher humidity which will help in terms of our fire danger and speaking of fires northerly wind keeping that smoke in the forecast tomorrow. you'll still have a smoky hazy start but look what happens by later in the evening. more of an onshore breeze pushing that smoke out of the bay area so that will be an improvement. right now it is not so good as we look towards the sutro camera. 82 in oakland, 87 in san jose and 64 and half moon bay. east bay hills camera, hard to see with all the smoke in the air. 91 in santa rosa, good idea to stay inside if you can with doors and windows closed. some homes don't have air conditioning make sure you're

safe, but ac should be on recirculate if you have it. 101 in fairfield 94 in livermore and a live picture from our emeryville camera, that is not fog it is hays and smoke. uses tomorrow, still hazy and smoky. much cooler weather friday and an isolated chance of showers. 7:00 tonight not much cooling, 90's inland 60's at the coast and by 9 p.m. you start to notice temperatures coming down. the fog begins to redevelop tomorrow morning and we start out with some fog in higher clouds in the afternoon. certainly cooler pattern for thursday, not quite as hot as today. temperatures in the 50's and 60's tomorrow morning, watch out for fog. you will notice the numbers inland not in the triple digits, low 90's mid 60's coast side hazy skies will linger. friday things change as a trough develops and starts to drop down. 8:00 friday morning we could see a couple showers or drizzle in the sierra or northern

california. they will be talking about wet weather as we head into september. accuweather 7-day forecast is a hazy one for thursday. he is backing off and then it is going to be dramatically cooler on friday, at least around the bay. in inland you will notice windy conditions, isolated chance of a few showers, but we will keep it below average for the first half of the holiday weekend. by labor day numbers back up into the 90's, 60's at the coast and we will keep you in that similar range. >> coming up moment for senator mitch mcconnell. what his office set about if you have heart failure, entrust your heart to entresto.

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is dark out there but you can see some trees blowing a little bit. i think that is what we are seeing. the national weather service says water is flowing onto roadways and downtown, tied levels are reproaching record highs. >> and idalia is linked to at least two deaths. >> we have a look at the aftermath in florida. >> idalia making landfall along florida's big bend as a category three hurricane. the storm bringing life-threatening storm surge and other catastrophic impacts along the state's coast. the national hurricane center says this term briefly strengthened into a be before weakening as it made landfall around 7:45 wednesday morning. idalia upbringing with it powerful winds clocking in at 125 miles per hour. in perry florida those strong winds snapping trees in half. in this video you can see collapse fences and downed trees blocking roads. in tampa idalia's storm surge

causing all kinds of debris to wash up. in clearwater the streets underwater. officials they are telling residents to ignore the mandatory evacuation orders to limit their water use due to severe flooding straining the storm water system. governor desantis confirming the storm knocked out power to hundreds of thousands. >> utility workers are actively working to restore power in all affected areas. >> the storm battering the barrier island of cedar key, a resident who wrote out the storm they're estimating 50% of structures are underwater. >> it looks like our entire downtown commercial district is underwater. >> officials say residents there could see up to 13 feet of storm surge running that the danger is not over. >> from fallen trees, downed power lines, standing water, you do not know what is in the water. this as the hurricane sets its sights on georgia and south carolina, face in their own threats of flash flooding and high winds.

>> the impacts of the storm are being felt throughout the southeast, federal teams on the ground are going to continue to work with the first responders in florida, georgia, south carolina, north carolina, to get people to safety. >> tampa's international airport is open for arrivals only but officials say the full-service should come back around 3 a.m. on thursday. as of now, governor ron desantis says there have been no confirmed fatalities. back to you. >> let's talk flights a live look at the severances of airport which is not to impacted but flights across florida continue to be disrupted with a number of airports shut down. it tampa's airport closed and plans to reopen tomorrow of course that is having a ripple effect nationwide. not much of an impact tonight at sfo with 132 delays and for cancellation so far today which is about average. >> dry and gusty conditions have prompted a fire weather watch for parts of maui. more than three weeks after those deadly wildfires that tore through the island. an updated list of those

unaccounted for will be released on friday, search and recovery operations in lahaina have finished now and the focus at this point is shifting to rebuilding. >> i directed my team to do everything we can for as long as it takes to help maui recover and rebuild in a way that respects and honors hawaiian traditions and cultures. and the needs of the local community. >> president biden will send 95 million dollars to hawaii to strengthen the electrical grid by doing things like putting wires underground. maui officials cite downed power lines were likely behind the fires that claimed at least 115 lives. if you would like to help with the fire relief efforts you can make a $10 donation to the red cross by going to redcross.org/abc. >> to breaking news a shooting in jack london square has turned deadly. abc7news was on the scene linden street before 3rd street just before 5 p.m.. witnesses told our crew they heard more than 20 shots, police

found one person with gunshot wounds when they arrived, that person did not survive. another victim showed up at a hospital we do not know how badly they are hurt. >> the abc7news team has new insight about a massive land acquisition and solano county that was initially tied to national security concerns. >> all of the land is around travis air force base and stretches each -- east toward sacramento. >> we are getting better context in part because we are learning more details about some of the early acquisitions and the concerns of those purchases raised in respect to national security. tonight we are finally getting clarity. a multibillion-dollar land acquisition encroaching one of the most critical military bases in the western ouest, started with years of secrecy. >> logically it does not make sense to us. >> very concerned about our national security and food security. it collects travis air force

base is the gateway to the pacific. >> we have to protect travis. it is still ongoing. >> that is the mystery we are trying to find out. >> there is a lot of speculation. >> sources familiar say flannery associates bought the farm land with hopes to build a utopian city focused on affordable housing, clean energy and sustainable infrastructure yet for five years no one knew why. sources confirmed to our team that flannery is backed heavy weights of silicon valley, a slew of tech billionaires. the firm was formed in delaware a state with strong legal protections to guard corporate ownership. flannery has purchased more than 300 parcels of land in solano county since 2018, dozens of which are now bordering the three sides of travis air force base. solano county administrator says the price point and strategic location initially caught their attention. at what point throughout that period of time did you become

concerned about the acquisitions? >> as early as 2019 we were getting concerned. >> public records obtained by the team show that in 2019 it flannery purchased another three parcels. in 2020 most of the land was acquired around the base. congressman mike thompson sounded the alarm to the u.s. air force prompting a federal investigation. we spoke to him earlier this month. >> we learned there sensitive military storage that extends beyond the base itself. are any of the other land acquisitions in or around solano county raising concern about that or any other possible threat to national security? >> it is my understanding they purchased land next to major communication facilities, they are away from the base. they purchased land on or near an area where a has been buried. is my understanding that they purchased land on or near where supply piping lies to bring fuel

onto base. those all raise concern not just with me but the community. >> the ceo of the firm and his consultant sat down for the first time this week to get clarification. >> they have told me in those cases it was property they had to buy in order to be able to purchase property they wanted and they have since sold that. >> just to clarify that you are referring to the parcels of land that were adjacent to the communication tower that extends beyond the base? >> that is correct. >> flannery indicated to you that they have since sold back that land? >> they sold it to someone they did not say who. they said they are working with a major property owner to buy property and the property owner said while you're at it why don't you buy this too, i don't know if that was negotiating with the seller or how it came about. >> does that make any sense to you? >> there is nothing about this

that has made a lot of sense to me from day one. i've been involved with a lot of private development endeavors and i have never been involved with a group of potential developers that have done it this way. >> just within the past hour i have been in touch with flannery, the firm wanted to reinforce that they are in the preliminary phase of these plans. in response to concerns about any development near travis a representative of the group says there are currently no plans to put any homes within a mile of travis adding that supporting and protecting the base is a top priority. i want to add they are continuing meetings tonight with local, state and federal officials and they plan to continue next week. >> to get in touch with stephanie in the i-team you can call this number on your screen or good to abc7news.com/i-team. >> you have heard the phrase see something say something, now a new place to apply it on the

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heat easing haze and smoke hanging around but by tomorrow evening we will notice better air quality and then it will be much cooler. they and inland friday, isolated showers are possible. we will go with a slow warming for the holiday weekend. >> where the giants hot today? >> well... i don't want it all away but they were going for a sweep of the reds this afternoon. logan webb on the mound compared to matt cain, which may not be

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benson and -- looking -- six strikeouts. so the reds decide let's get creative in the sixth, double steal leads to spencer steer stealing home safe and that is how the reds got there first. up to nothing in the sixth giants get back and getting away from christian -- the scores around to make it to-one giants looking for more patrick bailey robbed by steer great diving and in the eighth -- strand again. the walnut creek native crushes a two run shot. leaps and came up empty. logan webb another tough luck loss drops to nine and 11, not his fault. mariner moose is playing uno? he is smarter than me already scoreless in the second lawrence butler obliterates this page. 109 mile per hour exit he knew it was way out from the moment he headed. a set three zip in the third but

hernandez can ask for a screaming line over the left-field fence. it tied at three a's took back the lead and then seattle loads them up in the seventh, j.p. crawford a two run inside out single to left as the al west leading mariners when it 5-4. the 49ers open the season and defensive end nick bosa it remains unsigned. best guess is they hang up is over guaranteed money because bosa is probably looking at a deal worth around 30 million a year so for your deal, 120 million total. next best guess is this gets resolved soon because the 49ers need the reigning defensive player of the year. these situations generate a lot of rumors, today coach shanahan said the team is not looking to trade bosa because of this impasse so forget what you see on twitter. shanahan was asked if he could imagine a scenario in which bosa misses week one, september 10 at pittsburgh. >> i can imagine anything. it does not mean i like that picture. of course not, you know how we feel about nick and we all know

how good of a player he is so hopefully we can come to terms soon and get him here as fast as possible. >> no updates, i am going to stick to that but communication and that is a good thing. i will leave it at that. >> while they are talking. anthony edwards and team usa taking on jordan. mikael bridges the steel gets it to edwards who does chin-ups on the rim. usa up 15-to second quarter it is a 20 point lead, bridges who was with the sons traded him. happy birthday mikael the bench is loving it. jordan, they needed michael jordan and deandre jordan all the jordans they could find. jalen brunson, no look to edwards who had 22 points as team usa coasts to a 1-1062 victory. interesting situation on nick bosa because you figure he is probably asking for something in the range of 100 million guaranteed dollars.

in the nfl contracts are typically not guaranteed. if he is asking for that much money most teams don't want to come up with that. >> that is a lot of risk for the team. >> he already has had an acl injury, missed a season, came back. if there is concern about him being ready to play, if you have seen nick bosa, -- >> he is a beast. >> he is chiseled he is just like granite. >> he is working out right now. >> i'm sure he is. he's watching the news and working out. while he's probably not watching but i thought it sounded good. >> well we don't know. >> wondered, w saying? to what is almost saying? >> coming up on abc7news eight catch back to back episodes of the connors, the ricky is at 10 a stay s for abc news at 11. ng up next it iseh in the

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