stripping the pac-12 of its power in basketball and football. this transition will not be easy. reporter: from the pacific coast to the atlantic coast, cal and stanford are heading east. i have received and accepted invitations for their schools to be part of the acc conference starting in august of 2024. >> ourselves in a place that's going to allow us to be successful for the long term. reporter: stanford athletics, echoing that sentiment, saying the move provides the opportunity for student athletes to conpursuing excellence at theigst levels nationally.

now, not all spo the change. certain sports not offered like beach volleyball, men's gymnastics, and water polo, the teams will have to find a new conference to call home. but there are options. >> for the teams that will move to the acc, they will not have -- now have adjusted travel schedules. the majority of the sports will not be impacted because they participate in tournaments not frequently played and like golf and swimming. but for traveling athletes, the travel will be an adjustment. >> i think it will take away from school a little bit. they can study on the plane but they are going to want to sleep or do something else. and the wear and tear of the body. mentally, bring that to the airport. reporter: on a positive note,

it will bring greater exposure to athletes playing on the east coast. they say it is a win for both schools in the long run financially. >> i look at the marketing opportunities cal and stanford have in associating with acc. i think that is an incredible level of business opportunity. reporter: opportunities coming to cal and stanford starting in 2024. dustin dorsey, abc7 news. larry: chris alvarez is joining us to talk more about the decision to join the acc. california's now on the atlantic ocean. chris: larry, we about this in the sports office. why is this good for the acc? larry: it's survival for them. to have a bunch of schools, clemson,, florida state, north

carolina that may bolt. they are unhappy with the revenue distribution as it stands right now. in order for the acc to retain its status, they need a certain number of teams. if those teams leave, you go below the number required, you become a group of five conference with reduced exposure, it is bad, bad, bad, that is the attractiveness of cal and stanford. they have so much donor money. it doesn't matter. let's be honest here. a horrible, horrible idea. but it's the least horrible of some even more horrible possible outcomes. like what? going independent. stanford might be able to pull it off. cal, no way. drop down a level? take reduced revenue there? reconstitute the pack -- the

pac-12 by cherry picking other schools? all those are even worse options. at least you are going to a bonafide league now, although the travel further kids and families. -- for the kids and families. next here, to watch the kids play, that is terrible for the kids and the families. chris: it is unfortunate for the conference of champions. we will have much more at 5:30 p.m. and 6 p.m. a lot predicates around football, but women's basketball could be good for them, especially for stanford women's basketball. larry: yes, there are like-minded institutions, and stanford versus duke, north

carolina, those are fun matchups. we are talking about traditional powers. but when you factor in the travel, it's a whole different ballgame. chris: they have to go to school still, too. larry: not only that, football charters. these other programs, they have to fly commercial. like with you and me. who wants to do that? [laughter] all the stuff that goes into it. chris: and the weather. larry: absolutely. chris: it's interesting. larry: it's going to be very interesting. if you are a cal or stanford athlete and you look at this and go, no way, you can jump to the transfer portal and be out of there in five minutes. we will see how many kids opt in to stick with the plan and how many are out. to be continued. chris: will talk about it more later. julian: now do more news -- to

more news. the lease expires today for the fairfax children's center. for decades it's been a lifeline for hundreds of low income families across marin county. cornell bernard shows us what directors are doing to help keep the center from relocating. reporter: the playground is a happy place at the fairfax children's center. there's lots happening inside, too. the center, one of the few subsidized low-cost childcare providers, serving 85 families, many who are totally stressed out these days. >> she asked me on the way to school today if they were going to close her school. reporter: she had no easy answer for her young daughter. >> this facility is a special place to so many families. there's generations that have come here. reporter: this year is our 50th anniversary --

>> this year is our 50th anniversary. reporter: she is not sure the center will make it to 51 after the school district which owns the fiber go campus terminated its lease with the center this week citing costly seismic and other repairs the district can't afford to make. >> it leaves us in a precarious position. it feels like we ground. hard to think about the future and how to move forward. >> i started here when i was three months old. reporter: she grew up at the center and she is now a teacher. . her own daughter goes here. >> our space here is a huge part of the program. to have that possibly removed from our program is terrifying. reporter: marched toward the school board meeting this week to save the center, but an extension was not granted. >> the district has taken no steps or actions to what eviction. reporter: the superintendent

says the board is still talking with the center. the daycare has launched a gofundme to help purchase the property from the district, upwards of $1 million, and pay for safety upgrades. directors say it's a longshot but losing the center is not an option. >> if it would be it would be this waterfall effect, loss of employment, loss of housing, lots of food. reporter: everyone, keeping fingers crossed. cornell bernard, abc7 news. larry: in concord, a van crashed into a mobile home causing significant damage. the driver somehow lost control before smashing right into the home there. the driver was treated on scene with minor injuries. the homeowners were away at work when the accident happened. julian: a battery-powered vta bus burst into flames today. all buses are now out of service. the fire injured two mechanics

and prompted an evacuation. vta says the bus was not in operation at the time of the fire. it started in a garage. the two mechanics suffered smoke inhalation as they moved the bus away from the building and tried to put out the flames. vta's taking the proterra bus is out of service pending further investigation. larry: this is shaping up to be the busiest summer for air travel. the tsa expects to screen 14 million passengers this holiday weekend. experts say there's good reason why more people are traveling to overseas locations. this is the first summer many have felt comfortable doing so since the pandemic. julian: just as the holiday commute is ramping up, interstate 80 -- a stretch of interstate 80 remains shut down. this is one of several stretches of 80 that is really backed up this evening. cruise and started working on a pavement project overnight along interstate 80 near vallejo.

caltrans will be pouring 9000 pounds of concrete and refacing four lanes of traffic off the bridge. caltrans says condensing the work over the long weekend will spare drivers for months -- from months of overnight closures. here's how traffic looked this afternoon. don't want to be stuck in that. major backup for the holiday travelers a seral big rigs. we have a map of the closure. eastbound will remain open. the tour takes you down 780 ontr before you end up back on interstate 80. thought all that -- got all that? [laughter] larry: committed to memory. you woke up this morning probably thinking, whoa, it's a little chilly out there. julian: chilly and gray outside. what's happening? let's

meteorologist sandhya patel. meteorologist: we had measurable drizzle earlier today. live doppler 7 shows still some lingering clouds. up to the north, thunderstorms and rain falling, flood advisory's, flood watches up for the sierra, wet weather associated with that low. thunderstorms, expected tomorrow. here's a live view zephyr cove right now. you will notice how gray it is. it's not exactly going to be summerlike for saturday and sunday, 50's and 60's, thunderstorms and showers both days. but by labor day, we are talking 67 degrees, and tuesday, even warmer, 70 in the afternoon. the forecast, coming right up. larry: the break for millions of americans who have not

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pandemic. so many students have racked up bills because of student debt. >> upwards of $30,000. >> about $5,000 in student loans. reporter: for three years, the clock stopped on interest rates for federal student loans. today september 2, things changed -- september 1, things changed. >> it marks the real start getting ready to start making payments again. reporter: for some, that's a scary thought. especially this student who plans to go to law school after he graduates. >> it is very tedious to worry about having to pay back loans or debt. reporter: annalise has a dentist for more than three years in the bay area. >> i owe somewhere around $480,000. and i didn't take out any student loans for my undergrad.

so, that's all straight school loans. my largest loan is about $70,000. that's on a 7.6% interest rate. reporter: the president of institute of student loan advisors has this advice. >> make sure you know where your loans are, what your payment is, and if you can afford that payment, look into the various payment options available to federal student loans. reporter: the thought of paying back can be difficult to process. >> in order to keep up with interest rates, i'd have to start making payments of at least $3000 a month. that's how much pure interest my loans accrue every month. reporter: but financial experts say there are ways to make it all work out. and there is a one-year grace period. it reported to credit agencies.

larry: the weekend is upon us. a chillier weekend. julian: it's going to be a little chilly over the world this weekend -- grill this weekend. meteorologist: you will have to bundle up for the next two days. this is the start of meteorological fall. it is starting to feel like it out there. most areas are running anywhere from 2 two 11 degrees cooler. the wind is on shore, 23 mpg oakland. -- 23 mph oakland 7 p.m., if you are headed out, you might want to grab an extra layer. winds subside as we head towards tomorrow morning. live doppler 7 shows some parts of the bay area are starting to

see some sunshine, but we have seen measurable drizzle and isolated showers earlier today here in the bay area. certainly rain has been following along with thunderstorms across northern california and the sierra. they do have flash flood watches for parts of northern california. they are seeing some excessive rain. also a flood advisory until 6:15 p.m. as we are seeing the potential for minor flooding. in tehama county. so pretty gray right now and the breezes coming in. these temperatures, not where they should be for this time of year. certainly gusty along the embarcadero. 65 santa rosa, low to mid 70's from napa to concord. you're normally in the 90's, 100's.

70's for livermore. the clouds are pretty stocked up. gust, partly to mostly cloudy tonight. it is going to be cooler than average for the average for the holiday weekend. we continue to see a little bit of moisture coming in from time to time. around cloverdale tomorrow morning we could see a shower at 7 a.m. . sunday sunday, a batch of moisture comes in and they produce a spotty shower or two. amounts are light if we anything but keep in mind there might be a shower or two to dampen the roadways. make sure you have an umbrella handsy. 50's and 60's on your morning temperatures. 76 san jose. 78 gilroy. 75 the peninsula and san mateo. 66 half moon bay. san raphael, 74.

73 oakland. england areas -- inland areas will be mild. in the mid 60's to low 80's for sunday. monday is a little warmer for labor day. when you were doing grilling then, you won't need that layer. the warming will continue through the early part to middle part of next week. larry: a little bit of a warm upcoming. julian: just wait it out. meteorologist: from a fire danger perspective, this is good, to have the higher humidity. larry: still ahead, a change coming to some bart stations that will cost you more money. julian: also the airline offering you the chance to earn

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shows 187,000 jobs were added in august. more than the 170,000 economists expected. but the unemployment rate rose slightly to 3.8%. >> divided 13.5 million -- you've added 13.5 million jobs since i took office. created more jobs in two years than any president created in a four-year single four-year term. reporter: health care, and hospitality and construction saw jobs added. wages rose 2/10 of a percent, coming in lower than economists had forecast. after raising interest 11 times since last year, the central bank, hoping for a soft landing, in which hiring and growth slow enough to cool prices but not so much they push the economy into recession. the latest report on inflation is due out later this month. despite prices remaining

elevated and higher borrowing costs, american spending remains strong. a report from the commerce department showed consumer spending increased by .8% in july. the most in six months. but that spending could slow. households are drawing down on savings. the biden administration has unveiled a new proposal under which millions of salary workers become eligible for overtime pay. the change could have an impact on low paid salary workers in areas such as retail, hospitality and manufacturing. larry: travel to florida tomorrow to assess the damage from hurricane idalia. requested last month. the money will help replenish fema's relief fund and help states recover from the

hurricane and the maui wildfires. this year there have been 15 weather-related disasters and each of them exceeded $1 billion in damage. julian: fire fighters who volunteered to help with relief efforts following the maui wildfires were welcomed home to san francisco today. they met at chinatown's cafe after a week of helping on the island. they distributed water, supplies and basic necessities and helped in the kitchen. >> thank you for going to lahaina and putting san francisco's spirit of compassion in the hands of our brothers and sisters there. julian: the firefighters spoke of the devastation they saw on maui, things that will stick with them for quite some time. at at least 380 are still missing. larry: police in two states are dealing with escaped convicts. authorities say 34-year-old

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a new dating trend is replacing "i love you" with "you owe me." men are sending them money requests, requesting repayment of their first state bill since they did not get a return on their investment. the dating app says the men surveyed splitting the bill is no longer going to get you the title of cheapskate. larry: it's going to keep you single for a long time. julian: this is wild. larry: karina? if this was proposed to i need $37.12. >> if i get a request? i would ignore it. [laughter] i think it's ok if you want to split the bill. that's fine. i am old-fashioned. i would hope the guy picks it up.

but nowadays, it's ok. split it on the front-end. but to send somebody a request to pay for it afterwards because you didn't want to go on a second date with them? that's kind of weird. what are they going to do later on in the relationship? ask for presents back? right? larry: don't give them any ideas. [laughter] julian: the answer is yes. larry: definitely heading down that path. nypd is expanding their use of drones to monitor residents, and it's not sitting well with some groups. they say they will monitor backyard parties this holiday weekend. the aclu says it violates laws restricting police surveillance. you can just see how people would feel this is an intrusion. to have the drone over wherever your party is, spying down on you. >> especially since it's such a private event, with friends

and family in your backyard. monitoring you? i think that's a bit of an invasion of privacy. larry: they want to see what julian's cooking up. [laughter] julian: this has big brother written all over it. i don't like this idea at all. for parties? don't have real crimes? real and criminals to be going after? larry: not in new york. [laughter] >> are they going to be able to identify people enough to make anything happen? for it to be worth it? larry: drone technology's pretty amazing now. what they can do with the cameras. you can get down low. they can do a lot of stuff. >> is that your drone flying over, larry? [laughter] larry: let's move on. julian: anything that starts with scientists resurrecting something from an egyptian tomb usually doesn't end well, but this might. they were able to decode

an ancient aroma -- they have recreated the scent, based on beeswax, tree oil, they are calling it the scent of eternity and the scent of eternal life. you have to go to a museum in denmark for an upcoming exhibit there. >> that doesn't sound bad. what do you think? >> i wouldn't go all the way to denmark for this. [laughter] i think it's fascinating. but not enough for me to want to go. >> now we have the recipe. we can mix that together and smell it here. larry: i'm surprised nobody's come up with marketed perfume, like, eternity. if you watched any of the "mummy" movies, you probably don't want to go in that direction. something terrible's going to pop up. >> i don't think a mummy type

smell is one you would wantto smell like . [laughter] larry: eternity may not smell that great. a driver in nebraska managed to get away with just a warning for a traffic violation that is not in the rulebook. this video is incredible. this is a real life bull in the passenger seat. officers got a call about a cow riding shotgun. officers expected to find -- look at the size of this thing. it turned out to be a rather beefy passenger. they give the driver a warning and asked him to take the bull named howdy doody back home. [laughter] how would you even coax the into that spot? julian: we need to see the time lapse video. larry: i would pay good money for that.

howdy doody's fine. >> look behind howdy doody. the car is not fine. [laughter] the car needs a good carwash. i think the bull was a little scared. larry: an occupational hazard, you mess with the bull -- that is it for the four at 4:00.

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to protect whales are offering a thank you to shipping companies. dan ashley took a look at how this system works. reporter: if they could do it in their own language, thousands of migrating whales will probably want to say "thank you." a group of marine scientists is saying it for them. they are awarding trophies to commercial shipping companies thanking them for slowing down to help protect the whales from deadly collisions. >> i think it is something that is well-deserved. we have a number of shipping lines who have drastically changed their operations and drastically changed their scheduling to ensure that they are slowing down to 10 knots. reporter: she is with the -- with nooa california marine sanctuary foundation. the

companies to reduce the speed of their vessels voluntarily. it is traditionally has traditionally included financial incentives until now. >> the mountie is not the main reason they want to be involved in this effort. this year for the first time in 2023, this has become an incentive program that's just based on positive recognition. reporter: the top-tier award winners include eight major shipping companies that achieved close to full compliance. one winter, msc, told us in a statement we are committed to making sustainable shipping a reality by doing everything in our power to protect marine life. >> which is really exciting to see. reporter: why the list of companies is growing, so was the technology behind it. a partnership led by laboratory helped place buoys outside of san francisco's bay to hear whales around the area and relay the information.

the system is multitiered. >> it includes a habitat model, sightings data and buoy data. all complement each other. reporter: organizers are reaching out to corporations that rely on shipping to move products to help them use the data to ensure customers their supply chain is whale all part of an evolving system to protect some of the most magnificent creatures on earth. larry: look at the of these incredible creatures. julian: massive, too. larry: yes, and you hope friendly, if you're swimming around. julian: turning our attention to the forecast again, looking a little gray here. meteorologist: we will continue to see lingering clouds through part of the weekend. here's the good news -- look at the air quality. smoke's finally out of here. we have good air quality across the entire bay area.

here's a look at the air quality forecast. good air quality the next three days for any outdoor plans . there is not only cloud cover overhead but still seeing some isolated drizzle around mount tam. afternoon highs will be lagging behind where they should be for september, mid 60's to low 80's tomorrow. partly to mostly cloudy. isolated showers can't be ruled out tomorrow and sunday. by monday, we are talking about brighter skies for labor day. the warming will continue through the middle of next week. larry: still ahead, the l between burlingame and brazil. julian: the bay area business owners going back to their roots .

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