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>> i wanted to be comfortable. comfortable. >> comfy. reggie: they knew. shimmering in the silver. the disco ball as a head is the new look. beyoncé fans showing out for the only bay area stop of the renaissance tour. >> i am impressed. >> i am, too. >> i took a nap, a brief nap. >> what time did your head hit the pillow? >> a little after 1:00. how about you? >> close to 3:00. it took us some time to get out. >> why did you go to sleep? >> honestly, i would have just showered and changed. everybody has a favorite, she is my favorite and to see her performing at 1000%. levi's was sold out. every song, it was amazing. if you saw it, we got to talk

about it. it was incredible. >> welcome to thursday, august 31. we will try not to be a train wreck in the morning and the afternoon. drew: let's go to the weather forecast. we have a better fog along the coast and we will find a cooling trend is moving in the next couple of days. yesterday, it was hot across the board. today, not quite as warm. temperatures are still mild. . most of us starting off in the upper 50's to the mid 60's. 60 in san francisco and oakland, 67 in san jose. good morning, napa, you are coming in with a temperature at 59 degrees. marine layer is trying to come back this morning but it is not truly overcast to start the day.

it's not nearly as hot as we were yesterday. you will see a big dip in temperatures. most of us will settle in the 70's and 80's later this afternoon. let's get a check on traffic with jobina. >> we are following a crash in crockett we want to zoom into. we are not seeing a slowdown. it's involving an overturned vehicle. we will let you know if that continues to impact the commute. further south on west not 80, w are showing you emeryville, that's where the headlights are. san mateo bridge nice and clear for you this morning. only slow stretch at the moment, tracy to dublin, 35 minutes. an air quality advisory is in effect today because of smoky air and it's causing health concerns for people across the bay area. gloria rodríguez live in pleasanton with everything you need to know. gloria: good morning. an expert tells us if you have underlying health conditions,

you will probably feel the effect of the smoke more than the general public. sky 7 video from above san francisco yesterday clouded by smoke, a similar view from across the bay in emeryville, where the smoke was so thick, you could not see the golden gate bridge. the bay area air district issuing a spare the air alert for wednesday. >> we believe ozone will be at unhealthy levels and there is thing going on, wishes that we have been getting smoke from the fires happening on the northern california/oregon border and some of that is filtering down to us as well. gloria: one of the fires is the smith river complex fire. it has ballooned to nearly 80,000 acres. the bay area air district spokesperson says even if a wildfire is hundreds of miles away, it can impact us in the bay area. as for when that smoke will clear, an expert tells us we

could be in luck by the weekend. live in pleasanton, gloria rodríguez, abc 7 news. reggie: we are still seeing some deliberate power shutoffs from pg&e this morning, although the numbers are very small. the utility proactively turned off power to thousands of customers to prevent wildfires from sparking. you see there is just one purple triangle that is way up north impacting about 130 customers who still have no electricity in colusa county. napa county saw brief outages. kumasi: winemakers in sonoma county say there will be a delay in the grapes because of the winter. they started with the annual bellringing in the mission. abc7 spoke with the executive director of the sonoma valley ventures and growers alliance. she said a cool start to the year delayed blooming and the harvest is expected to last into november. >> everybody is ready to get to

work and also thinking, how far into the holidays will we be picking? kumasi: despite the delay, wineries to say it should not affect the quality of the wine. you can have access to the latest weather updates download the abc 7 bay area news app. reggie: cleanup is just beginning as idalia, which is now a tropical storm, moves out into the atlantic. the storm slammed into florida as a category three hurricane before moving through georgia and to the carolinas. the extent of the damage is still being surveyed. jobina: yes. the storm left a trail of destruction from florida's big bend region all the way to the carolinas, the storm inundating charleston with water, leaving downtown flooded. it's being blamed for several tornadoes, including this one that tossed a car into the air. in georgia, more than 160,000 power outages across the state last night. a downed tree is being blamed

for the third storm related death. in florida, the storm roared ashore with the winds topping 125-miles per hour. the powerful winds knocking down buildings, street signs, and trees. many homes have been left in shambles. >> the top of the roof just caved, snapped in. my three kids on my grandson. my daughter is pregnant, five months pregnant, so i was able to pull her out of it. jobina: the storm brought down a huge oak tree at the governors mansion in tallahassee. governor ron desantis and his family were not home at the time, or excuse me, they were home at the time, but they were not injured. kumasi: the family of a man killed by vallejo police in 2020 will be making a public plea for justice today. they want attorney general rob bonta to charge gerrit todd in sean

the officer had been terminated but was just reinstated to vallejo police department earlier this week after his firing was overturned during arbitration. abc 7 news i-team received a statement from the attorney general's office. drew: here is a live look, this is sfo this morning. when it comes to air quality, the worst air quality this week was yesterday but today, we will still have moderate air quality within air quality advisory into effect. as we go into the weekend, we will see fresh air move in. by saturday, we should all be in the good category. yesterday, there was a lot of smog, a lot of smoke in our atmosphere. today probably not as bad as yesterday, but nevertheless, moderate across the board. when it comes to visibility, no

dense fog. we have reduced visibility along the coast. from sutro tower with good visibility, here's how the day shapes up. we will find high clouds streaming in leader this afternoon. it's a partly cloudy day. the big take away is a cooler afternoon. yesterday was hot everywhere. today, temperatures closer to average for this time of year. 60's along the coast, 70's along the bay shoreline, 80's inland. yesterday, we were in the mid 80's in the city. 75 in oakland, 88 in santa rosa, concorde up to about 89. heading into friday though, it's even colder than today. we will show you those numbers coming up. reggie: wildfire relief. president biden announcing millions of dollars to help maui after the deadly and devastating wildfires. kumasi: the gardens of golden gate park, when it will be filled with music once again. the annual flower piano series. reggie: all silver on the

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kumasi: flames shot through a building in johannesburg, south africa overnight, killing at least 73 people, including kids. more than 50 are hurt. the building had been taken over by on housed individuals who created -- by homeless individuals who created makeshift homes inside. the cause of the fire is under investigation. reggie: more than three weeks after the deadly wildfires tour through maui, dry conditions have prompted a fire weather watch for parts of the island. an update on the list of those unaccounted for will be released tomorrow. search efforts are officially complete. the focus now on the rebuilding. >> i directed my team to do everything we can for as long as it takes to help maui recover, rebuild in a way that respects

and honors hawaiian traditions and cultures and the needs of the local community. reggie: joe biden will send 95 million dollars to maui to strengthen the electrical grid by doing things and putting wires underground. maui officials say downed power lines were likely behind the fires that claimed at least 115 lives. if you'd like to help with the relief efforts, make a donation to the red cross by going to readcorss.org/abc. kumasi: public health officials say cases of mpox are on the rise. there have been seven confirmed cases over the last five weeks. since the start of the year, the city has been averaging one case a month. health officials are encouraging people of getting mpox who have not yet been vaccinated to get that two-dose vaccine as soon as possible. reggie: in san francisco's ongoing battle against the drug overdose crisis, front-line workers are calling on you to help get the most vulnerable off the streets. the city launched a campaign to help the public to understand

how 8th street teams work -- how its street teams work and how you can better help. if you see someone passed out, unresponsive, experiencing a behavioral health crisis, don't hesitate to call 911. >> we would rather you call 911 out of concern that not make the call. we are happy to show up, evaluate someone. we are happy when someone is ok when we arrived but make that call. reggie: the new campaign is aimed at helping clear up when to call 911 versus 311. 311 should be used for things you see on your screen, including tents blocking sidewalks or syringe is on the streets. if you or someone you know has mental health issues, drug addictions, or other struggles, find a list of local resources on our website. kumasi: crews in santa clara county will be out tonight spring insecticides to kill mosquitoes and reduce west nile virus.

the county found west nile virus positive mosquitoes in a handful of zip codes in san jose and unincorporated santa clara county. you can see the zip codes listed on your screen. the plan is to spray the area in the 95125 zip code tonight the other areas will be sprayed on tuesday. it starts at 10:00 this evening, or tonight. reggie: a bay area photographer is opening up a new exhibition showing some legendary musicians in san francisco's unique music culture. 200 photographs of some of the most exhilarating moments in music history on display. the photographer brings together photos from 1978 through 2008 that revealed the city's wide-ranging influence on music history. it features images of th history. it features images of the grateful dead, joni mitchell, neil young, and the list goes on. >> one of the things we really wanted to showcase where the venues in the bay area, right?

so we have the film, also have golden gate park, which is a really important venue. reggie: the exhibition is open at the contemporary jewish museum in san francisco and goes through the end of january. kumasi: a tradition is going back to golden gate park. flower piano is returning to the botanical gardens september 8 through september 12. it brings musicians to the garden to play music while you enjoy flowers. they've added something new that's really cool, the flower lounge. it's going to future private concerts, a bar, and food. tickets for this year are free for san francisco residents. it starts at $15 for nonresidents. let's talk about this. reggie: let's do it. kumasi: beyoncé knowles brought her renaissance world tour to the bay area and thousands of fans, me andrew included, pack to the stadium for this highly anticipated concert. reggie: of course she brought

the 11:00 p.m. curfew. it's an almost three hour performance. lauren martinez talked with vans who say they feel empowered and represented in her music. >> beyoncé fans are celebrating in the bay. >> we feel like right now what she is doing is celebrating queer joy. i am so excited to be able to be in that kind of space. >> she asked attendees to wear silver fashions for her world tour at levi's stadium on wednesday. this year was in honor of her birthday and virgo season. >> i wanted to be comfortable, so comfortable. >> my sister made this for me. . i had the bodysuit and she did all the jewels and everything. >> first time wearing heels. >> aside from the fashion, beyoncé's album has impacted so many fans on a personal level. ♪ >> this album means a lot to me as a queer person of color, and

i just really felt like i was able to just finally be free and finally just celebrate and be in my body and my skin and my community. >> honestly, it's her is the fact that she continues to learn and explore but also learn and explore about black history. >> fans are plotting the artist for creating a space where people can be themselves and shine. >> some care put into like creating the space for us and that's why definitely had to come to this, because you know, it's not always easy to be yourself and do whatever you want to do. >> beyoncé is a movement, she's a moment. it is so good to be here and be in celebration of music, of joy, of black joy, of all kinds of joy. >> lauren martinez, abc7news. >> whoo! >> i am still processing it. kumasi: friend, that's how i felt. she gave us so much that i really have to go back and process the fullness of what i watched. did you feel like that? reggie: yes, i am still processing it. kumasi: she gave us so much and

i was not ready for anything. you are ready for renaissance, but then you realize the catalog she has, it is deep. we are thinking that? you are doing that? and then blue ivy, aw such a nice night. reggie: fist in the air. kumasi: levi's did a great job. i felt like the energy was good, everybody was beautiful. it was a really good night. drew: she loved being the mayor of santa clara -- meeting the mayor of santa clara. she goes hey, miss mayor carter! did y'all know i am a mere? -- a mayor? kumasi: today is a good day because i am a mayor. it was just really cute. >> i love it. >> i am so sorry to section 2 i was standing the whole time. kumasi: that's ok. everybody was standing. >> there was a couple of

sit-down's, like in between when she stepped off briefly, the visuals came up. >> when we saw that person said it's their first time wearing heels, we said hmmmm, of all the events to choose to do that. kumasi: people had heels on. >> commitment. >> she did, too. if she can, we should all be able. kumasi: let me know what parking lot you were in. >> i was not close, that walk back. very humbling, you are like, i should have paid for the parking! we have cooler weather moving in. we have issues still with air quality. i do not think it will be as bad as yesterday. yesterday we had that smoke in our atmosphere, it was really hazy. we will still have some smoke in our atmosphere but it's more likely we will stay in the more moderate category as the day goes on. 50's and 60's. if you have respiratory issues once again, you do want to limit your time outdoors. tomorrow, we will get more refreshing air moving in.

a bit of fog along the coast, high clouds likely going to stream in later this afternoon for partly cloudy conditions. tomorrow, we will see a very deep marine layer develop first thing on friday. we will likely find some drizzle areawide and that deep marine layer is going to create a very cool end to the week tomorrow. that cooling trend gets underway here, not nearly as hot as we were yesterday most of us staying, in the 70's and 80's for the most part. we will watch the deep marine layer grosvenor. drizzle will like -- deep marine layer grow. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. what you find tomorrow is that it is quite cool compared to the heat of yesterday. there's an isolated chance of drizzle. temperatures below average through the weekend but the holiday will start to warm up for labor day. warm weather continues early next week. jobina? jobina: good morning. we will begin with a very empty richmond-san rafael bridge.

so far, traffic has remained pretty light throughout the morning. same thing in oakland as we show you our 880 at the coliseum,. headlights traveling in the southbound direction. this round of drive times all green across the board. that's good news if you're traveling across the bay bridge going in the westbound direction, only eight minutes across right now. the main issue will be in crockett, where we are following a crash involving an overturned vehicle, westbound 80 before cummings skyway. there is no slowdown. kumasi: the seven things to know this morning. reggie: a day for the history books. volleyball day in nebraska breaking a world record for a women sporting event. kumasi: a live look outside at 5:22. we will be right back. ♪

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had been staying inside the building. kumasi: the family of a man shot and killed by vallejo police in 2020 will be demanding justice today. they want attorney general rob bonta to charge jarrett tonn in sean monterros'as death. reggie: an air quality advisory in effect as the bay area continues to deal with hazy, smoky skies from fires burning in far northern california and oregon. the air should start clearing by tonight. drew: and number five, not as hot as we were yesterday. a cooling trend is going to begin today that will last into tomorrow. temperatures a little bit closer to ave we are going into the 70's and 80's away from the coast under partly cloudy skies this afternoon. jobina: number six is a pretty much clear commute for the most part, as we bring you this live look in walnut creek showing you 600, where you see the taillights are the southbound traffic. kumasi: a major construction project will be shutting down

westbound interstate 80 for labor day weekend. it starts at 9:00 p.m. tonight. it's from i 780 in vallejo to highway four in hercules. there will be a detour available. again this. a world record -- look at this. a world record set during volleyball day in nebraska. the largest crowd ever to witness a women's sports event packed the stadium in lincoln yesterday. more than 92,000 fans watched the nebraska huskers take on the oklahoma mavericks. the previous world record was set in barcelona for a champions league match between fc barcelona and wolfsburg. reggie: does teenage slang feel a little extra these days? this next story is going to make me feel 88 years old. the younger generation feels their lingo totally slaps. some teachers and parents find what they are saying is sus, short for suspicious. slang used to travel by word-of-mouth.

but with social media these days , it's hard for us up. a new word flooding right now is rizzz. what does it mean? a mix of confidence, charm, magnetism. kumasi: if the word is on the news -- it's over. reggie: i don't hear people saying slap anymore. i don't hear kids saying that. i still hear them saying no cap. do you hear that? kumasi: sometimes. why are we doing this story? reggie: bet. i still hear bet a lot. coming up, relocating workers. the company offering payment to some transgender employees so they can feel safe. kumasi: san francisco's city attorney is responding. what he is saying about this dream force convention possibly

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♪ >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. ♪ >> running for reelection 2026? sen. mcconnell: oh, that's -- reggie: mitch mcconnell appearing to freeze up again. what his staffers are saying about the interaction in front of reporters in kentucky. kumasi: turning a hotel into housing. the transformation happening in the south bay giving families experiencing homelessness a place to live. >> i am 75 years old. i am ready to find love now. well, help, i've been ready to find love for a long time, people. reggie: this show keeps looking better and better. the cast of the golden batchelor is now revealed. meet the 22 women hoping to win the heart of the first ever

golden bachelor, which basically just means a senior, coming to abc this fall. kumasi: when i tell you i watch the whole clips, the whole trailer of all these women, i am ready for this. reggie: you think it's going to be dramatic? kumasi: they seem like classy women. reggie: they won't be once he comes up. kumasi: oh! good morning. reggie: they are ready. drew: when they get that first glass of wine in them. kumasi: that's true. that's all it takes sometimes. drew: episode one, it's all downhill from there. outside this morning, it's a clear vantage point from our exploratorium camera. we do have a little bit of fog on the coast. again today, a bit of smoke in the atmosphere, probably not as bad as yesterday. i think a qi is more in the moderate category. yesterday, we had areas in the poor category. today, i think a bit of an improvement but still air quality advisory is in effect.

50's and 60's right now. here's future whether. the big take away today, not nearly as hot as yesterday. yesterday, no matter where you are in the bay, it was a very warm day. we are issuing kind of a cooling trend for the next two days. today, 70's and 80's, feels a lot better than yesterday. tomorrow is even cooler. let's check in with jobina. jobina: good morning. we are starting with the golden gate bridge right now, that one headlight use going by was the southbound direction. things have been pretty nice out there. this is san rafael, showing you 101. the biggest news is some roadway construction. we have an alert for part of i-80 in the east bay will shut down today through labor day weekend. caltrans is closing the westbound lanes from 780 in vallejo to state route 4 in hercules. that includes the carquinez bridge. detour options are highlighted in green on your screen.

drivers should take 780 to 680, highway four 80. 80 will reopen tuesday morning. this is for a major repaving project. reggie? reggie: we are seeing in the bay area has prompted officials to issue an air quality advisory. gloria rodríguez live in pleasanton with what we need to know. hi, gloria. gloria: good morning, reggie. you may see those hazy skies again today. you may even smell smoke in some areas. that is because the smoke from the wildfires in northern california and oregon are expected to impact our air quality through today. check out this footage from yesterday. there were smoky skies in emeryville and san francisco. the bay area air quality management district issued a spare the air alert. bay area district spokesperson ralph bormann says fires on the northern california/oregon border are filtering down to us,

such as the smith river complex fire. it has ballooned to nearly 80,000 acres. he says even if a wildfires hundreds of miles away, it can still impact us here. a public health professor for cal state east bay says the monitors are edging right up to the unhealthy for sensitive groups. that means those with underlying health conditions will likely feel the effects of the smoke more than the general public. >>. may be warranted that you, instead of reduce your outdoor activities, stay inside, have the windows closed. if you have an air filter or an air conditioner, to start running those in the evening. gloria: and some san francisco tourists could not believe how smoky was yesterday. as far as when the smoke is expected to clear, the good news is we could be in luck by this weekend. live in pleasanton, gloria rodríguez, abc 7 news. kumasi: a community town hall

will be held next week following threats that prompted police to shut down an oakland school campus. police patrolled the neighborhood yesterday in response to numerous threats, including some that were racist. on tuesday, officers could be seen searching the campus after emailed threats of a quote race war. the we can play date promoting inclusion that you see is what apparently prompted the threat. yesterday, community leaders visited campus to lend their support and send a message. >> no more. no more. we are not going to stand for this. this is it, we are going to come together as a community, we are going to come together as a state and say no more. no more hate. kumasi: oakland police, thousand meter county sheriff's office, and fbi are all investigating. reggie: a new study shows the tenderloin center reversed all of its overdose cases before it closed. according to the examiner, the

san francisco facility reversed 333 overdose cases for nearly 50 weeks, people want to the center for resources like housing, showers, and hot meals. it was never meant to be a permanent place of refuge. it opened as part of mayor london breed's efforts to mitigate the opioid crisis. kumasi: now to a story we first told you about yesterday. san francisco city attorney david hsu's wing and after sales for mark benioff told the chronicle this year's dream f orce could be the last in san francisco. that sifter convention is impacted by homelessness and the drug crisis. the city is currently trying to get a court to end an injunction preventing them from clearing encampments until there's housing for every single person on the street. he is a part of that push. >> i think mr. benioff's comments, unfortunately, highlight how important it is for us to resolve this injunction that allows us -- 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. kumasi: dream forces right around the corner and start september 12 through the 14th. and little bit of help is on the way in san francisco this afternoon. an affordable housing site will officially open at 363 no e street and noe valley. the mayor along with other city officials will be there. reggie: we know the housing crisis is not specific to san francisco. seven years ago in santa clara county, there were only around 341 housing units. now, there's work in mountain view to push the county well over 3000 units. the city is transforming the crestview hotel into affordable housing. once the project is finished, 49 units will open for those who need it most. the old hotel will soon provide homes for single residents and small families currently experiencing homelessness or at risk of being homeless. the county is aiming for this to

offer a place to live for those aging out of the foster system. >> when you look at the full spectrum of housing, finding housing for extremely low individuals, folks earning 30% of the area median income or below, is the toughest to find. that's what we will be providing here at mountain view. reggie: santa clara county's ultimate goal is to have 48 hundred housing units built by 2026. kumasi: growing health concerns about senator mitch mcconnell. the top senate republican froze up again in front of reporters. how is his office responding? jobina: staffers essay the 81-year-old felt lightheaded in the moment, but felt fine afterward. we heard the same response when he froze for nearly 20 seconds last month. this time, he froze for nearly 10 seconds after being asked a question by a reporter before his staff member intervened. >> what are your thoughts on running for reelection in 2026? >> what are my thoughts about

what? >> running for reelection in 2026. sen. mcconnell: oh, that's -- >> did you hear the question, senator? running for reelection in 2026? sen. mcconnell: yes. >> i'm sorry, yo. we are going to need a minute. kumasi: his office -- jobina: his office says he will consult his doctor before his next event. he went through a series of medical issues this year. he suffered a concussion and fractured rib after a fall in march and another in july. he's been using a wheelchair on and off to get around. reggie? reggie: employment company indeed is helping pay moving expenses for some transgender employees or employees who have transgender children. according to bloomberg, the $10,000 relocation payment is to help people move to cities where they feel safer. multiple states recently passed

laws restricting gender affirming care for minors. indeed has several offices in the bay area, including in san francisco, san mateo, and mountain view. kumasi: baby formula contamination concerns. the fda revealing results of recent inspections. reggie: the bay area spot named the best by the new york times is expected to open in the south bay this fall. first, we will have a check of the weather withdrew. drew: what we will find is our air quality still a bit of an issue with an air quality advisory. we are more in the moderate range. yesterday, we had some areas, especially inland and santa clara valley, that were in the port category. the sky will still have smoke and smog but not as bad as yesterday was. if you have respiratory issues, limit your time outside. thankfully, we have improving air quality into the weekend. there is a live view from sutro tower camera.

partly cloudy condition throughout the afternoon. it is a cooler afternoon compared to yesterday. yesterday was a warm to hot day across the entire region. today, temperatures closer to average, 70's and 80's away from the coast. we will start to see a cooling trend get underway. that cooling trend continues tomorrow. 71 in the city, 76 in oakland, 85 in san jose. looking at the three day forecast, tomorrow is the coolest day. we are all stuck in the 60's and 70's. it is mostly cloudy. we will likely have pockets a morning drizzle with our marine layer. we will start off the weekend with below average temperatures. we have warmer weather hde our way. we will on everything with just one card.

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reggie: in today's gma first look, an exclusive interview. we are hearing from the family of new york city's first shark

attack victim since the 1950's. >> in this morning's gma first look, an exclusive interview with the family of a survivor of new york city's first shark attack since the 1950's. >> i think the fact that she is alive is a miracle. >> her daughter and son-in-law say she was enjoying her new retirement, most days of swimming in the water of rockaway beach. walk me through what your mother has told you happened that day. >> she was in the water, as she normally was, towards the end of the day, and she felt something bump into her hard. uhhh, and then, she saw the shark on its belly up look at her and then the shark attacked. and she remembers a cloud of blood in the water. >> we will have much more of our interview coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your gma first look, i am

trevor ault, abc news, new york. reggie: the fda has sent warning letters to three baby formula companies, citing contamination concerns. it comes a year after a major infant formula maker was shot down over possible contamination issues, triggering a nationwide shortage. . the fda has sent letters to three other companies. investigators say they found significant violations inside the by heart, me johnson, para go facilities. >> bacteria growing from multiple sites and many signs of a disappointing lack of attention to the culture of safety in this product that is so essential to the lives of our most precious people. reggie: the fda says that current products on the market are safe thanks to previous recalls. the companies warned have 15 days to respond. para go issued a statement saying they are reviewing the letter and plan to work with the agency closely. kumasi: a popular bagel shop is

expected to expand even further with a new shop expecting the south bay. the new york times declared boy ichick as having the best bagel in the country in 2021. winston recently announced her plans to open stores around the bay area. a peninsula location opened last fall. according to the mercury news, expect to line up for the bagels in the south bay starting in october. you know what? reggie: what? kumasi: something i am not supposed to say, subway is doing the most, but i don't like to tell people to limit themselves. reggie: well, they are doing a lot. i don't understand why. i don't understand the connection. they are putting up a blimp? so you can eat up in the blimp? it is called subway in the sky. kumasi: ok. reggie: the new dining experience is in-state this blimp -- is inside this blimp,

which looks like one of their subs. the flying foot-long is set to lunch tomorrow. there's something about seeing all that meat blown up, i don't know, it does not do it for me, but maybe it does it for you. it is making stops in kansas city, orlando, miami. we don't know if it will be in the bay area. it can accommodate six guests at a time and plans to serve 40 people a day, which is very low capacity. kumasi: that's enough. reggie: i guess because of the shape, that's the reason we are doing this? all right. i don't think it showcases the food very well. that does not look appetizing. kumasi: if you are on the beach and see the blimp go by, oh, i did not think about that, let me get that. reggie: there's something. kumasi: let's talk about these coins. we are learning about the 22 women who will be vying for the heart of the golden bachelor. george pennacchio from our sister station in l.a. introduces us to the ladies.

>> i don't want to continue being lonely. i don't want to feel alone anymore. i want to be in love again. >> 22 women from 16 states are focusing their affections on one man from indiana, with over gary turner. the retired restauranter lost his wife in 2017 after being together for 43 years. now at 71, he is looking for love again. and on the golden bachelor, he has plenty of women looking his way. >> i am peggy, i am 69 years old. >> i am 64. >> i am maria. >> i am susan. >> i am john. >> i am christina. >> i have faith. >> i am sondra. hell i've been, ready to find love for a long time. >> gary will be meeting women who share some of his passions. >> i love to play pickle ball. >> pickle ball. >> i love pickle ball. >> i brought my pickle ball with

me. i hope gary is ready for it. >> i hope at the end of it, i find the person that i will spend the rest of my life with. >> i'm looking for a lifetime partner. ♪ ♪ what am i supposed to do, around and wait for you ♪ >> i really want to find my person and i know that person is out there. ♪ no matter how hard i try ♪ >> people have a mental picture of what a 73-year-old person is and what they look like, which is not me. >> christina is one of four women on the show from southern california. she is from sierra madre. sylvia and marion are from l.a., and edith is from downey. they and 18 other women are all in the mix to strike gold. >> i am looking for love and adventure with a cherry on top. >> i don't watch anything with old people on it because i don't want to get old. [laughter] >> in los angeles>>, george

pennacchio, abc7news. kumasi: i am so excited about this. the cast also features patty james, the mother of former bachelor met james. the golden bachelor premieres on thursday, september 28 on abc7. is that trying to loop him back in the show? >> --. >> but should we? keep it going, the connection. kumasi: i think some of -- reggie: i think some of those are going to be fighting. jobina: they knew what they were doing with the casting. kumasi: why do y'all want these women to fight? drew: no one wants it but if it happens. reggie: you want everybody to sing kumbaya in a circle? that's not tv. kumasi: i want to see classy shade. reggie: i want to see someone climbing over a wall. kumasi: in the middle of the night screaming. drew: they are all grabbing the pickle ball rackets just going at it with each other. kumasi: interesting. drew: god.

the hometowns will be interesting when they make it to the final three, you know? meeting the kids. yeah. kids are rough. kumasi: now that's going to be the drama. jobina: yeah. drew: well, good luck, gary. i hope you find love. outside this morning, it is calm when it comes to winds, but we will have those wind speeds increasing today. it is a breezy day. it's going to help usher in those cooler temperatures this afternoon and we will probably do it again tomorrow. this wind is on short, meaning it will keep relative humidity high. we don't have any elevated fire concerns with this window like we had yesterday. it's going to help course of. high clouds will stream in -- it's going to help cool soft. high clouds will stream in -- cool us off. high clouds will stream we will track some areas of drizzle as well. tomorrow a mostly cloudy day.

it's a pretty cool day when it comes to temperatures. we are all going to stay in the 60's and 70's tomorrow afternoon. today, you will start to feel the cooler air moving, their breeze picks up in the afternoon, not nearly as hot as yesterday. 70's and 80's for the most part by 3:00, 4:00 p.m. overnight tonight, mostly cloudy conditions with a marine layer thickening, upper 50's to mid 60's. futurecast temperatures, look at friday. this is your daytime height. it's going to feel quite refreshing compared to that heat yesterday, 60's and 70's by tomorrow. saturday, we will see a minor warming trend move in. by sunday, temperatures a little bit closer to average but still a few degrees below are normals for this time of year. cooling trend begins today. we still have moderate air quality. it is quite cool tomorrow with an isolated chance of drizzle in the morning. to start out the holiday weekend, temperatures below average. by labor day, we start to warm up numbers with warming

continuing. to stand. wednesday jobina? kumasi: we are beginning -- jobina: we are beginning with in the -- we have reports of a stall. heads up if you are moving towards that direction. it should be out-of-the-way soon. i believe a bridge crew might be on the way. san jose looking live at 101 where everything is -- it's been a pretty clear commute. the overturned crash in crocking on westbound 80 before cummings skyway has been moved out of the. reggie: new at 6:00, canada sending out a warning to lgbtq citizens about potentially coming to visit america. kumasi: bringing beauty to your neighborhood. san francisco giving up

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help you beautify your neighborhood by bringing back a program that will provide residents with a grant to spruce up their street. you need to send a project proposal to the organization san francisco beautiful. if approved, you will get $5,000 to complete your 80. in 2019 -- your idea. in 2019, 28 people were awarded with these grants. kumasi: things got messy in spain when people were hurling overripe tomatoes at each other. all of this is part of an annual food fight festival called la tomatino and here's a glimpse of people going in. this is workers throwing tomatoes out of a moving truck. it was inspired by a food fight between local kids in 1945. this town is located in a tomato producing region. when it's over, everyone and everything just gets hosed down. these people are dancing having

a good time. i don't know why i just reggie: see them out of everybody. reggie:i don't know. i don't want things. kumasi: i've never been in a proper food fight. i think it would be fun. reggie: you do? ok. san francisco meets tokyo for the opening of san fransokyo square. the neighborhood features the court, shopping and cuisine. you can eat japanese inspired dishes in sourdough bread bowls, so you see the combination of the two cultures. and indulge in dessert. grab bay max look-alike macaroons or san francis style street corn. you can meet bay max. please do that. i want to see that photo. kumasi: ok. you know what? if you say to do it, friend. new at

white house to loosen federal restrictions on marijuana usage. reggie: the new campaign to try to help the most vulnerable off the streets of san francisco. kumasi: the giants honoring a special fan who just got a kidney transplant. reggie: a victory that is there for the taking. grab it. now that was a great halftime speech. let's go win. [jim valvano] don't give up. don't ever give up®

>> building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc7 news. kumasi: