>> yeah, larry and christine, it's moving day for this party promoter who told me that he was not doing anything illegal. the host who goes by the name fresh had until 7 a.m. today to leave the townhome. neighbors tell me he spent the night packing up some welcome sounds of leaving outside a row of townhomes on camille circle in san jose by phone, residents tell me they are relieved their neighbor is hopefully taking his parties with him once the news got involved and shined a light on the situation in which was so terrace really egregious, it stopped for months. they say they complained to 311911 the hoa and later code enforcement and the department of alcoholic beverage control about what they described as a strip club being run out of a townhome. here the parties were advertised openly on social media, including publicly posted video from inside. each weekend, residents tell the i-team people would come and go at all hours of the

night with security guards escorting them to the townhome by flashlight. but the party's promoter told me the guests and even entertainers, as he described the dancers, were friends and family. >> i think it's laughable a person helping the townhomes owner recently filed eviction paperwork, and last thursday, a sheriff's deputy posted an eviction notice on the window, giving whoever was inside until 7 a.m. today to get out this morning, the locks were changed and deputies posted a no trespassing sign. >> residents say it was a quiet weekend. >> i've gotten multiple good nights sleep, a longer string of good nights sleep than i've had in months and months. the department of alcoholic beverage control previously told the i-team it could not confirm or deny an investigation, but reiterated that it looks into every complaint received also that the sale of alcoholic beverages in california without an appropriate license is a misdemeanor violation of the business and professions code. >> san jose's code enforcement deputy director told the i-team. code enforcement opened a case to investigate any potential zoning building or municipal

code violations within its purview. also, that it was coordinating with jpd on the alleged issues at the townhome. an attorney for the homeowners association said. again today the hoa has no comment. while the party is over here, residents say they hope it doesn't move into someone else's neighborhood just because they move and do their business someplace else doesn't mean that you know, everything is fine and legal and on the up and up, there was some small property left behind. according to the eviction notice, if it's valued at less than $700, the landlord could either throw it away or keep it. >> and you just spoke with the man running this operation a few minutes ago? yeah. >> fresh returned my phone call. >> his name is fresh. >> he goes by the name fresh, and he again reiterated that he does not believe he's doing anything illegal. he says these are private parties for family and friends. >> i see. all right. to be continued. >> thank you, melanie. >> and if you want to get in touch with the i-team, you can call eight, eight, 840 i-team or go to abc7, news.com slash

i-team. >> happening now, a truck that overturned 6.5 hours ago still has a section of interstate 780 shut down in solano county. i want to show you the scene where crews are cleaning up the mess. the closure is affecting both lanes of the westbound interstate 780 at east second street through benicia. now, around 930 this morning, a tanker truck flipped over on its side and it spilled liquid asphalt. that is a slick, dark liquid you can see right there onto both westbound lanes. >> developing news out of san francisco where a standoff just ended in the fillmore district from sky seven. you can see the huge police presence near the intersection of eddy and franklin streets. earlier now we're told by san francisco police, this all started just before 1230. officers responded to a report of person in a car with a gun. and when they got there, the person was still inside the vehicle. police say the suspect was not responding to any communication attempts

and they called in a negotiating team. some streets in the area are reopened now in the east bay in just the past 24 hours, five people overdosed and two died in union city. >> all involving the drug fentanyl. police say one of those victims who died was 17 years old. first responders used narcan to revive two others. the union city police department says it wants to raise awareness about this recent trend. and detectives are working to pinpoint the source of these drugs. the alameda county district attorney's office has issued a temporary restraining order against a livermore based vaping company. >> investigators in alameda county say the company apollo. future technology was running a massive synthetic cannabis and flavored tobacco operation. the da says many of apollo's e-cigarettes ended up in the hands of students at local schools. office hours began their investigation back in december last year involving items sold online and from a warehouse in livermore. >> they used a warehouse in livermore as their base of

operations to sell banned flavored tobacco products, predominantly vapes and vape juice to individuals under the age of 21. the da is pushing for the company to be shut down. >> most employees of the rideshare company lyft are doing something that they haven't done since the beginning of the pandemic, and that is returning to work in person. >> ceo david risher says personal connections matter and bringing people together is important. abc7 news reporter leanne melendez tells us how this will impact the employees and the company. this sound system coming back to the office has that human connection that can never be replicated when working from home. >> there's a lot of energy here today out. lyft ceo david risher, shown on the left, gave employees four months to make the necessary arrangements to come back into the office three days a week. monday is thursdays, and the third day is

flexible up to the employee. it's been lovely to see the hugs and hear the comments like, oh, you're married now in 2022, while other companies asked their workers to come back in person when lyft was a holdout, making it optional to be back in the office. most worked from home, but there were outliers. >> as i started coming back, just because i get stir crazy in my apartment right now, anyone living within 30 miles of headquarters must be back in the office. >> that's about 70% of lyft's workforce working side by side three days a week. and we've been really thoughtful about which teams were sitting next to which teams so that we can foster collaboration. and some say the communication between employees is now much faster. >> even just today it's been like light speed compared to trying to catch someone on slack. and maybe one person is out for a walk or one person is throwing in a load of laundry or whatever. >> the ceo has told employees

that it really doesn't matter what time they arrive or how long they stay. the important thing is that they're back socializing and collaborating. hi there. >> we do want people in the office three days a week. we believe this is really important, but we also want to provide them flexibility, whether it's to get their kids to school or or to avoid traffic. so we're not paying attention to the hours that people are working. our message has been, do what works for you. >> that means that a girl's best friend is never left at home alone in san francisco, leanne melendez is abc seven news. >> well, san jose based roku is cutting hundreds of jobs again today. the streaming device maker announced it's laying off 10% of its workforce, about 300 people. the company also plans to slow its pace of hiring and consolidate office space to save money. this is roku's third round of layoffs in less than a year, even though it expects to make anywhere from 20 to $65 million more than it previously estimated. there have been a lot

of tech layoffs here in the bay area, so we're keeping track and you can as well. this layoff tracker is on our website at abc7 news.com to the south bay now and today california's agriculture secretary placed a 112 square mile area of santa clara county under quarantine following the detection of oriental fruit flies. >> that area includes all of of cupertino, milpitas, san jose and sunnyvale and will likely remain in place untilt june . abc7 news reporter stephanie sierra has a look at what that quarantine actually means as an insect infestation posing an economic and environmental threat to santa clara county. >> the oriental fruit fly native to asia may look like a wasp, but it actually poses no danger to humans. it's a pesky problem for more than 250 types of fruits and vegetables like this rotting guava. >> but they're pests because they attack the fruit directly and lay their eggs under the

skin. the maggots develop and they destroy the fruit. >> after detecting eight flies that look like this are in the cities of santa clara and sunnyvale, the state secretary of agriculture has placed santa clara and portions of cupertino, milpitas, san jose and sunnyvale under quarantine, meaning the entire area outlined in blue will be prohibited from shipping out fruits and vegetables until next june. >> now that we have an established infestation and we've established a quarantine in that specific area, we're going to be trying to kind of lock down any movement of fruits or vegetables out of there so we don't spread the fly. >> agricultural commissioner joe deveny says the infestation has doubled statewide in recent years. >> the female deposits usually tend to 100 eggs per fruit. so when you go to pick your fruit off your tree, stephanie, you open it up, it'll have 10 to 100 maggots a single female fly can lay 1500 eggs.

>> easy to prevent the spread, the county asks residents in the quarantined areas not to move homegrown fruits and vegetables from their property. instead you can eat or process the food on the property where they were grown, whether that's in the blender or down the garbage disposal, or simply disposing them with double bags in regular trash bins, not the green waste bins. >> although farmers were trying to get away from the use of pesticides, they would have to spray even more to prevent their fruit from being infested. >> the state department of food and agriculture will treat the area where the flies were trapped through march of next year using an organic pesticide administered through an application device. >> if we don't go into backyards, nothing from helicopters. it's just very just a splat. all all through the neighborhoods in this area, according to the state, the value of california crops threatened by the fruit fly in 2020 was more than $19 billion dollars. >> it's really devastating if for many of the growers, especially the small growers, pretty much destroys any

possibility for them marketing their produce for that year, our exports will suffer husky to the average homeowner and to the entire state's economy. stephanie sierra, abc7 news. >> it appears to be the end of the line for raging waters in san jose. the water park posted a message on its website today saying it won't be reopening in 2024, adding, quote, thank you for all the memories in san jose. rage waters open on the city's east side back in 1985 and labels itself as northern california's largest water park. >> coming up, the battle between san francisco and the homeless coalition continues. the recent court ruling and what it means for you. a massive new deal for 49 ers star defensive end nick bosa. his record breaking payday and another first for california. what the state is doing to recognize transgender

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contract extension and that ends his holdout bosses deal is five years. for 107 $90 million. that's 34 million a year. makes him the highest paid defensive player in nfl history. 122.5 million is guaranteed add. that's also a new high for a defensive player. you may recall that bose's brother, joey, had a contract with 102 million guaranteed. and most importantly for the 49 ers, it means we will see bosa on the field sunday in the season opener against the steelers. a huge relief for the fans. yes, and kyle shanahan and john lynch as well. >> absolutely. well, levi's stadium was busy today, just a few days before niners kick off their nfl season in pittsburgh. >> but this wasn't about football today. this was all about food. and abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey shows us the new food fans will be able to enjoy at levi's this season. >> are you ready for some football food? the nfl season starts this week, and while the niners don't play a home game until september 21st, levi's stadium and levi restaurants

executive chef alvin billing are preparing the faithful for what culinary treats they can expect on game day. this is definitely one of my favorite stories to cover. we're in the bay area. >> we're pretty unique. we want to go above and beyond what stadium food is aside from their above and beyond meals. >> part of the uniqueness of levi stadium, food can be found above the press box where their own garden produces food that you will eat on game day tomatoes, cucumbers, all the herbs. >> we don't need to buy them, we grow them. we can claim that we grow our produce. that's one thing we can claim and i don't think anyone else can do that. >> and for a different kind of home grown, there are many local vendors on display, including mesquite noke and their slider selections. scratch kitchen featuring niner nashville hot chicken pokey brought his ahi bowls the shop six day brined and smoked pastrami and new this year pork lumpia from san francisco's sirup shop definitely not something i've ever had in a stadium before. >> we see this as an opportunity to help lift our culture up. not a lot of people know about filipino food quite yet. it's

getting there in the mainstream, but it offers all these 60,000 fans a chance to taste our culture or taste our flavors. >> the partnership is a win win. it lets levi's live up to their faithful to the base slogan by selling bay area foods and the restaurants get the chance to share their flavors on one of the biggest stages to be here is just it's exciting to right the rush, the thrill. >> obviously, with what happened in the pandemic and everything. i mean, many restaurants went down and for us, we've we this has been a huge uplifting moment for us. and yes, there's much more food where this came from. >> of course, there's going to be more. but our tables aren't big enough. so you got to come to the game and find out. you got to come to the game. find out. >> that's right. in the first time that you get to try this out is week three against the new york giants at levi's stadium. dustin dawsey, abc seven news. >> oh, he's so lucky. dustin is now in a food coma. >> by the way, you can watch monday night football here on abc seven. now the niners are

not on monday night until christmas day, december 25th, but a lot of games before then. in fact, the first game kicks off monday night with the bills taking on aaron rodgers and the jets coverage starts at 5 p.m. here on abc seven, followed by after the game seven ayesha curry's eat learn play foundation launched a monumental campaign to ensure support and resources for oakland unified students for years to come. >> the foundation aims to raise and invest $50 million into the oakland unified school district by 2026. today, the curry's were at lockwood steam academy, where more than 600 students received a central resources to help them thrive. >> every parent wants to give their child the world and sometimes it's just not possible. and so i think it's been really great for us as an organization to kind of step in and be the village for people that don't don't have one. >> now, what we're doing with oakland unified school district is where kids go to eat, learn and play, and the name fits, eat, learn, play launched in

2019 and so far has raised more than $47 million. >> and served 25 million meals for oakland families. >> they are incredible. i don't know what they do for energy. i mean, they're just like perpetual motion. yeah, like is almost like a second job for steph with all the stuff they do in the community. but we're so lucky to have them. >> i don't think they're normal humans. >> well, extraordinary, let's put it that way. i think so. >> as is our weather is pretty good, especially when you look at the sweltering east coast. >> my goodness, india. >> i knoware very fortunate and kristin and larry, let me show you what it looks like, co setting and stifling. late summer heat from the south tohe northeast. look at this, dallas 103 right now, 94 in d.c. we're sitting pretty at 69 degrees here in the city. live view from our walnut creek camera. and you can see plenty of sun, but our warmest areas are only in the mid 80s, places like fairfield, 75 in santa rosa and napa, concord, 80 degrees. livermore 82 and nothing but

blue skies from our golden gate bridge camera. just a beautiful day. 69 in the city. oakland, 71 degrees. 79 in san jose. palo alto, you're at 76 degrees. so we're still under the influence of a trough here. as we look at the water vapor and the radar imagery. so we're not expecting any heat anytime soon. but gradually the temperatures are going to come up. today, they dialed back by a few degrees. live doppler seven showing you that most of that fog near the coast has pulled away, allowing for this to show up from our sutro tower camera. plenty of sun, low clouds and fog spread overnight. sunny tomorrow afternoon, inland and around the bay. and we are looking at a gradual warming trend heading into the weekend. so we go hour by hour notice. the fog in the low clouds spreading during the overnight hours. tomorrow morning could be a little mist as well. that marine layer is certainly deeper. and then in the afternoon, the low clouds will pull back to the coast and then march right back in for the evening hours. your morning temperatures in the 50s. so good sleeping weather tonight as we

take a look at the afternoon highs in the south bay. it's going to be nice. 81 degrees in san jose, 76 in sunnyvale, 83 in gilroy on the peninsula. the temperatures in the mid 70s from mountain view to palo alto, 60 three half moon bay, san francisco, 68 degrees. a little breezy along the coast just like today, 65 in the sunset district. north bay, temperatures 82 and san rafael, 83. in santa rosa, 79. in vallejo in the east bay, 73. oakland 71. richmond, 78. fremont had inland and it'll be warm, but nothing too excessive. 88 in fairfield, 86. in livermore, 85 degrees in concord. you're accuweather seven day forecast. it's a mild to warm thursday. a warming trend as we head towards the weekend. notice those low 90s inland mid 60s coast and then we'll turn up the heat as we head toward sunday and monday mid 90s inland mid 60s along the coast. the temperatures do moderate as we head towards tuesday and then breezy and cooler for your wednesday. but really just overall a very

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and justice. >> the fbi says there has been a rise in hate crimes, including anti-semitic incidents and threats against muslims, jews and asian americans. an effort to reinstate homeless camp cleanups still on hold in san francisco, but advocates for change say there's still some good news and a reprieve for non-binary students at a southern california school district. >> the court ruling today puts a pause on plans to out

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it's just an interesting little twist. >> we've got some policy here, some legal stuff and a lot of politics at play. you know, right now what we just had was san francisco saying it's going to be easier now to clean up these encampments that we've been seeing for years in the streets. you know, but the fact is, it's going to be easier than it was a couple of weeks ago when we had an injunction that said we don't want you touching them. so it's not like they got a green light to go out there and clean up the encampments. what they did was get a flashing yellow that said, under certain conditions, you can tell people they've got to get off the streets. and one of those conditions is if they're there because they want to be or that they're voluntarily there and they can't say i any longer under this past injunction, they were going up to these people and saying, we have a bed for you. and they would say, i don't want it. right. and they couldn't touch them. now they can say, you don't want it. you got to go. so it's glass half full, glass half empty. if you're an elected city attorney, it's half full. if you're the other side, it's half empty.

>> so it's part success, part spin. >> i would say i would say that's the recipe we're dealing with right here. >> okay. all right. what is next for the city in this? never ending quest to try to clean up this problem? >> well, we are spending about $1 billion a year on it, a billion? $1 billion a year. and even when we do get the homeless into shelters, let's say we put them in those temporary tents in parking lots, whether it comes to about $61,000 a year. so there's no real quick fix and more. what we do have is a situation where san francisco is and i think you've probably seen it driving around. you're seeing less tents, you're seeing fewer tents. but we've got them in temporary shelters. we've got 3000 shelters, beds out there. we've got them in hotels. we've got them in halfway houses. we've got them off the street. those people. but what we're also seeing as much of is the people that look homeless, the people that because they are a lot, they're the drug takers. they're the mentally ill. they are the ones who are choosing to

live on the streets. and that is the challenge that san francisco has, because this ruling and the money have yet to kick in in a way that makes change. what we have to see and you're seeing london breed doing it is continually she's got to get her people to go out there and enforce the existing laws. that's that's the bottom line. >> you know, this is obviously part politics and london breed has an election coming up. what is this whole homeless situation mean for her legacy and her chances of getting reelected and staying mayor of san francisco? >> it's the ball game. it's the whole thing. it's the whole thing. i mean, if you talk to san franciscans and you look at the polls and everything out there, two things safety and homelessness. that's it. that's that's issue number one. number two. number three. and number four, if mayor breed doesn't make a significant change or at least perceive in voters minds that she's making a change, she could be in trouble, especially with ranked choice voting and the way people feel about

recall. she'll be running against herself. and that's not that's nobody wants to do that. >> you know, there have been other cities that passed so-called. no camping laws and that prevents the tent cities from popping up all over the place. i know in austin it was successful. do you see that happening here? >> it's interesting. it's interesting. first of all, you know, in austin they can do it. but you see austin isn't ruled by the ninth circuit court of appeals, which runs the western part of the country. and that's where the san francisco case is. and this other earlier one, boise, that said you can't get them off the streets unless you have a place to go. so there's different laws sort of being applied in different parts of the united states. do i see a time when san francisco or other california cities say, you can't camp here? i would say yes, it's going in that direction and it's not just san francisco, it's los angeles with new mayor karen bass. and it's even governor newsom who publicly said a week ago one of the big problems i had and continue to have is we

say, you got to go. and then the courts say, wait a minute, you get to stay. well, it's mind boggling that you could talk about spending $1 billion and still not really get it fixed. it is mind boggling. but but, larry, if you look at the streets, it's mind boggling that it got this bad. >> well, you're absolutely right. abc7 news insider phil matier. phil, thanks so much. >> new developments. a court victory in the fight against a school district's trans gender notification policy. today a judge issued a temporary restraining order. it blocks the chino valley unified school district in san bernardino county from enforcing the rule while it's being challenged by california attorney general rob bonta. the policy requires schools to notify parents if their children change their gender identification. bonta said the policy will forcibly out transgender students. district leaders say parents have a right to know the decisions their children are making in schools. just about two hours ago, california became the first state in the country to recognize transgender history month. >> as long as there has been a

california, there have been transgender. people here can tributing to their community is making history and expanding civil rights and helping to build a california that is more inclusive and prosperous for everyone. >> assembly member matt haney joined actavis today to support a resolution declaring august transgender history month in california. the assembly passed it this afternoon. haney says the first record of trans people in california dates back to 1775. san francisco became the first city in the nation in 2021 to declare a transgender history month. >> happening now, the ninth annual chinatown night out getting underway in san francisco. that event meant to build the relationship between police officers and the community and right now, it just passed. 435 mayor london breed is joining sfpd's command staff at portsmouth square. that event is free. it's open to everybody.

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string? well it turns out it might actually be parked in your driveway. a new study from the mozilla foundation found cars get an f when it comes to data privacy. the study looked at 25 brands, found that all of them failed to meet the nonprofit's minimum privacy standards because they collect way more data than necessary. mozilla calls it the worst category of products for privacy that they've ever seen. tesla, by the way, was the worst offender. i'm not sure what kind of data

they're compiled ing. hopefully not listening to what i'm saying while i'm driving and stuck in traffic. michael as the consumer advocate here, what do you make of all this? >> you know, it's even worse than you think it is. several years back, a consumer group was saying not only were they gathering all this information and what they're gathering is where you're going and how fast you're going there is among the things. but when they drive by dealerships and other locations, they off load your information. so they're constantly blabbing about you to or at least one study said that. >> yeah, but what kind of things are they blabbing? >> where do you go? everything that's happening in your car. how fast do you hit your brake? how hard do you hit your brake? how fast do you hit your gas pedal? do you steer quickly to the left or right? where do you go? how long do you drive? i mean, there's a lot of information there. >> oh, yeah, i know. >> it's horrible. >> i know my driving is not to be scrutinized. i'm just saying

. all right? i know sometimes it's like you know, and cars aside, like, you know how sometimes you talk in your kitchen and alexa answers and you didn't say anything to it. you're like, are they just listening all the time? yeah. okay. that's too much. michael okay. venice is about to do something no other city has done before. charge visitors a fee. starting next spring. anyone 15 and older will have to pay ■k75o enter the city on 30 high tourist days a year. as locals, commuters or anyone staying overnight is exempt. the mayor of venice is calling the fee an experiment to discourage day trips, which apparently was getting kind of crazy. who's been to venice recently and has experienced kind of the madness. >> i haven't been to venice recently, but i went years ago and i mean, it was crowded. >> kristen yeah, so i guess they need to do something about it. michael well, i've seen the video of it when they'll be 3 or 4 ships in there and it's just, it's miserable. >> i mean, they're going to have to do something. it's i've seen the pictures, they're just

miserable. >> although i don't think ■k75 will stop the day trippers do you think i mean, that's five bucks, larry. >> it might have to be bumped up a little bit. but, you know, they'll they'll try it, see the reaction. and they're only talking about, what, 30 days out of the whole year. so you can obviously get around it. but they may have to bump it up if they want to see some meaningful change, like disneyland and going to venice and it's all over the world. >> you guys have seen you're not allowed to sit on the spanish steps anymore in rome because there's too many people. oh, wow . i mean, it's amazing what's happening. >> waiting for my gondola to come by. >> you'll be waiting a while. >> yeah, exactly. the rolling stones. we've been waiting a while for this. their first album with new material all in 18 years. going to be released next month. and today, the legendary band announced the relee of hackney diamonds on october 20th. it will feature 12 songs with appearances by paul mccartney and lady gaga by the way, hackney diamonds, that's london slang, a phrase for the glass left on the street from

broken car windows, which we may be able to adopt here in san francisco. but think about this, mick jagger is 80 years old still going strong. if you ever go to a rolling stones concert, they have these huge setups and stages and he sprints up and down for the whole night. it's unbelievable. >> i haven't seen his show, but that sounds amazing. so that does that mean a hard partying life leads to longevity? that's my take away. >> well i said mick, i didn't say keith richards was doing that. >> right. yeah >> michael, you you strike you have to be a stones guy. >> i've seen every tour except for two since i was 11, so i've kind of. since you were 11 stones concert. >> wow. >> so, yeah, no, i love these guys are absolutely fabulous. what a lot of people don't know is that jagger always worked out. his dad was a physical ed teacher. >> oh, so it's that it's not

that comes from he's never not shoot. it's always the hard work that does it. okay yeah. >> what a disappointment. >> yeah. >> okay. if you need a late night, pick me up. how about some noodles? sounds is a little different, i guess, but the maker of cup noodles is releasing a caffeinated version of its popular snack. this version is designed for gamers to help them stay awake. it's also a soup free to avoid dripping all of that on gaming gear. >> smart. so thoughtful. >> the gaming cup noodle is only available in japan, at least for now. okay, so i've not been to the yokohama cup noodles museum and factory, but i tell you, you walk in and it's like everything under the sun. so i'm not surprised to see this. they have so many inventive, creative versions, so yeah, this, this sounds kind of cool to me and it's a perfect late night snack. you just pour water in and boom, you're done. this sounds like every college campus. >> yeah, right.

>> will be stacked up with crates of cup noodle. >> yeah. popular with the college kids, for sure. >> sandy. i mean, have you ever looked at. i hate to be debbie downer here. yeah, i know. always. but the sodium content on any of these things. >> yes. and it's pretty high up there. so. but i mean, if you do it like maybe once or twice a year. yeah. it wouldn't be a year. i thought you were going to say a week. >> sandy. all depriving poor kristin. >> all metastatic breast cancer are living longer with kisqali. so, long live family time. long live dreams.

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massachusetts, the world meteorological organization says the summer of 2023 was the hottest ever on record. now the global temperature, the average 62.16 degrees. and the previous record just under 61. so that puts us up an average of 1.17 degrees. if you want to do the math. abc news reporter melissa don with a closer look at exactly what this means. september is off to a warm start as yet another heat wave continues to impact millions across the country. >> and it doesn't just feel like the hottest summer ever. it is a data from the european union's copernicus program shows how this summer was the world's hottest on record. >> 2023 summer sticks out like a sore thumb. we've got el nino.

we've got less aerosols, we've got a lot of things happening. but of course, human emissions as well across the world there have been record setting highs in the south of france, a heat wave gripping the area just days before the start of the rugby world cup. >> southern europe facing numerous wildfires these last two months. more than 80 million americans are currently under heat alert, stretching from texas to massachusetts. the hot weather impacting businesses like alaskan fishers fearing more crab season closures due to rising ocean temperatures. it's clear that the we're losing those arctic characteristics that appear necessary for this population, even in the traditional fishing grounds in the southeast bering sea, hot and humid weather taking over the northeast east in boston, it's making back to school for some unbearable. >> i can't stand it. i was barely able to focus on school today, first period because it was so hard heat, so brutal in places like philadelphia and new jersey. >> school officials will be dismissing students from class early the rest of the week due to a lack of air conditioning.

melissa. don abc news, los angeles. >> where you live, really affects what you think about climate change. a new ipsos poll found one fifth of americans say climate change will make it more difficult where they live. but for those of us in the west who live with wildfires and drought , that number goes up to 30. in the midwest, it's just 13, 40% say climate change negatively affects everyday life. 20% don't believe climate change exists at all. all right. well, just ask the folks on the east coast worried about another hurricane that is forming right now and getting stronger and stronger. >> or napa, paradise, lahaina, etcetera, etcetera. our weather, fortunately, is pretty good. sandhya yeah, absolutely. >> our local weather is very quiet here. larry and kristin, let's take a look at live doppler seven. fog is just lurking off the coast, will be pushing its way back in while you're sleeping tomorrow afternoon. very comfortable weather warm inland mid to upper 80s low 60s coast side. and let's take a look at that newly

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