plus, free home delivery when you add an adjustable base. shop now only at sleep number. people experiencing homelessness . the key vote later today. and have you seen this video? >> the prison escape that's now gone viral. it shows exactly how this person got loose. now the search is on as we learn more about that man's violent past. and bozza is back and breaking the bank. >> the record breaking deal he just signed to stay on with the 49 ers as the nfl season gets underway. >> good morning to you on this thursday, september 7th. >> i'm going to start with a check of our forecast with lisa. >> hi there. good morning. nice

day yesterday. got a little breezy in the afternoon, so if you like that very similar conditions, although our fog bank this morning is a little taller into parts of the east bay and the peninsula, you can see that little situation there to the north and west. that's a trough that continues to keep us from getting too hot out there. so that is some good news. we'll look for that system to continue to allow for temperatures to stay into the 70s around the bay and 80s and we'll look for the fog to retreat, pulling back to the shoreline later on today. those winds will continue to be on the breezy side, up to 20 and 25 miles an hour. but 60s remain at half moon bay. we'll look for low to mid 80s inland and about 80 in redwood city. a detailed look at our very modest warm-up coming our way in a few minutes. jobina. >> thank you, lisa. good morning, everybody. we have a couple of crashes to talk about right now. we're going to start in vallejo. we have something in the counter commute direction here. this is going to be eastbound 582 780. the connector there, minor slowdown in that

spot moving over to brentwood. we have a crash here on eastbound four before lone tree way. and then we will just show you our live cameras. we bring those in quickly. emeryville here showing you 80 westbound is where you see those headlights. and then we'll wrap up with the golden gate bridge where it is nice and clear this morning. >> kumasi thanks, jobina. students will be back in class at oakland's skyline high school today. days after gunshots prompted the campus to be put on lockdown. that school was closed yesterday while authorities continued investigating on tuesday, police responded to a reports of shots fired during school hours and eventually two people were arrested. thankfully, no one was hurt. >> happening today, a big decision expected in the south bay to bring housing for the unhoused to a site owned by vta in san jose. the mayor says it's one of the most critical votes of the year as the land sits here right off of zanker road. abc's seven news reporter ryan curry is live in san jose with more on today's vote. hi ryan reggie good morning. >> governor gavin newsom has

allocated funds to be used for housing here in san jose. one of the sites being considered is here at the vta lot though some at the agency do not want this lot turned into housing. vta says the suburban division bus yard is the only yard vta has that has room to expand. the agency says they have already leased three other sites to the cities of san jose and mountain view for housing. they say they will need the current bus yard in the coming years to build new facilities and charging equipment to comply with mandates to convert to zero emissions vehicles. san jose mayor matt mehan is pushing for this site to be used as housing and says they only want to use it temporarily. >> we're asking for a five year lease at some point when federal funding comes through and they design and bid a project and want to expand if that comes to fruition, then we will move the site. this is the only bus yard has that has room to expand within three years. >> we have immediate needs for

that site. luh- eisen also told abc seven news there will be security concerns if they decide to turn that location into housing. >> something very front of mind for vta workers following the pandemic and the mass shooting. the vote is scheduled for later on today. and if it does pass, you could see we could see housing built on this lot very soon and people move into that housing before the year ends. we're live in san jose, ryan curry, abc seven news. >> thank you ryan. in the east bay calls for action this morning after five people are believed to have overdosed on fentanyl in union city within just 24 hours. and two of those people died. one of them just 17 years old. first responders used narcan to revive two others. all of this is happening as narcan is more accessible in drugstores. you can get it now without a prescription that happened this week. i think the easy access of narcan is very important and it's sad. >> we've come to this point. but if it's about saving a life and

hopefully having that life be productive, that's what it's all about. >> union city's mayor says making narcan available is one step in combating the fentanyl issue. assembly member liz ortega, who represents union city, released a statement yesterday saying she's authored a bill to cap the cost of narcan at $10, a package currently a package of two costs about $45 in the south bay. >> a new effort to stop an infestation of fruit flies that could be devastating to agriculture, to the oriental fruit fly isn't harmful to humans, but it can damage more than 250 types of fruits and vegetables, as eight flies were recently found in santa clara and sunnyvale. and those eight flies prompted the state secretary of agriculture to issue a quarantine for several cities until june of next year. you can see the area in blue on this map. it includes the city of santa clara and portions of sunnyvale, cupertino, milpitas and san jose. now that we have

an established infest asian and we've established a quarantine line 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. >> so if you live in the quarantine area, it means that you should not remove home grown produce from your property. >> see if you need to dispose of produce s you should put it in a blender down the garbage disposal or in a double bag it and put it in the regular trash bin. not the green waste bin. >> the alameda county district attorney's office is trying to shut down a livermore livermore based flavored tobacco company. the da is suing apollo future technology, claiming it operates a business that sells flavored vaping tobacco as well as synthetic cannabis, primarily to underage people. the da's office has obtained a temporary restraining order that bans the company from selling its products. investigators started to look into the company back in

december of last year and were able to connect it to purchases made by juveniles. >> 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. >> there's been no response to the lawsuit from apollo future technology. >> we're going to watch now this shocking new video showing how a convicted killer was able to crab walk his way out of prison last week. jobina as the search for this man intensifies, we're learning this isn't the first major security breach at that facility recently. >> yes, reggie, so a prison official say this is the second person to get out of the prison in almost the exact same way in less than four months. so we're going to get right to this video and some images here that show you, dylan or danilo cavalcante, crab walking up the prison walls. he was able to get onto the roof and off prison grounds

from there. so officials say he got through razor wire that had just been installed after that previous escape. prison guards noticed he was missing just an hour later during a head count. 16 minutes later, they had activated a public escape alarm and called 911. since then, there have been massive searches underway in the area around the prison. >> we're committed to the search , and we will find him. we will bring him back and into the criminal justice system. >> cavalcanti has been spotted seven times in authorities say they found footprints in the woods. he was serving a life sentence for murdering his ex-girlfriend in front of her children. he's also wanted in a separate homicide in brazil from 2017, according to the us marshals service. >> all right, good morning to you. thursday morning. we've got this area of low pressure keeping that marine layer. actually it grew a little taller overnight. we are cloudy pretty

much everywhere, partly cloudy in concord. so in the south bay, we've got the low clouds, the fog pushing over into the east bay. so that's over 2000ft right now. 63 in hayward, it is 60 in san leandro. looking at some mid 50s from novato and napa with 55 in pacifica. so look outside here. it'll be gray for a while . patchy fog at the coast and looking at sunshine today partly cloudy around the bay and closer to the shoreline. then that gradual warming trend not getting too too hot over the weekend but we will enjoy a return to some inland valleys around 90 on friday, low 80s in danville. that's pleasant. you can see the coast in the 60s by saturday, very little change. high pressure is trying to build in to the east of us and that will allow for that slow warming trend. maybe a few more clouds on saturday. and then by sunday, the warmest day of the weekend, we're in the mid 90s inland. but notice some 80s in richmond. that's a warm day. low 80s for hayward and fremont. so maybe 2

to 4 degrees of warming around the bay shore today. very similar to yesterday. upper 60s breezy at the coast 78 in fremont. looking at those mid 80s inland today. reggie, come on. >> thank you lisa northern california's largest water park is no more. coming up, the surprise announcement from raging waters about shutting down a former nba player continuing his goal to revive historically black neighborhoods in the east bay. >> kevin johnson's newest venture in oakland. >> and nick bosa has touched down in santa clara after spending a summer with his 40 niners future in limbo. his new deal is breaking the bank.

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afternoon, dozens of people came together for a rally and a vigil in honor of maia. they are calling for better protection for bikers near lake merritt. >> we're here to protect our children. and the city has chosen not to in this moment right. and this happens all the time. >> oakland officials say they are working on plans to make that part of the lake safer. among other things, they say they'll be putting up better signage as well as looking at options to repair the street in 2027. and all westbound lanes of interstate 780 near benicia are back open this morning after a tanker truck carrying 6000 gallons of liquid asphalt overturned in sky seven checked on the progress yesterday as crews worked to remove the big rig and clean up the lanes. >> the incident happened around 930 yesterday morning, leading to closures on westbound 780 at east second street in benicia. it also caused major traffic backups into the evening. so here's how the cleanup looked around 330 in the afternoon. this was six hours after the

crash. again all westbound lanes of interstate 780 near benicia are back open this morning. >> president biden is celebrating a new union contract he says will strengthen america's ports and its supply chains. the new six year deal increases wages and benefits for 22,000 port workers. oakland is one of the 29 west coast ports involved in the deal. >> now, this landmark contract covers 29 ports that play a major role in the nation's economy. when the cost of moving goods through supply chains goes up, inflation goes up, strengthening supply chains and inflation goes down. that's why we made fixing our supply chains to bring down inflation. a top priority. and it's working. california grown goods as well as our consumer products coming in from asia, will be able to flow now interrupted. >> it's the end of an era in the south bay. raging waters is closing for good. in fact, you don't even have a chance to say goodbye because it already closed for the season and says it won't open for the 2024

season. our media partners at the mercury news report that the company that owns the park decided not to renew its lease. the city of san jose owns the land. mayor matt mehan says the city is already thinking about what to do next. >> i think we saw declining revenues and raging waters decided to pull out, which is a shame. but it also opens up an opportunity. i think they're very much will be a silver lining here. and in the long run, we'll see new investment flow into that site and new amenities for the community over time. raging waters opened in 1985 and billed itself as the largest water park in northern california. >> employees at lyft will be in the office today. the company has returned to in-person work for the first time since the pandemic. the ceo gave employees four months to make necessary arrangements. >> lovely to see the hugs and hear the comments like, oh, you're married now, leave. this is really important. but we also want to provide them flexibility, whether it's to get their kids to school 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. >> even just today, they been like lightspeed 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. >> not the laundry. i mean, that's the truth. >> well, it's the truth. >> so now employees for lyft are back in the office. mondays, thursdays. and then the third day is really up to the employee to choose. meta also went back to a three day in office policy earlier this week, and preparations are well underway for the dreamforce convention. it's taking over san francisco's moscone center next week. sculptures are popping up outside and there is a rather timely one. it says in trust. we i oh, we sure do. don't we? so it is no doubt a reference to artificial intelligence, because that's really what the whole conference is focusing on this year. salesforce founder and ceo marc benioff recently called his

hometown of san francisco the world's number one ai city. roads around moscone center are already shut down. howard street is already closed between third and fourth streets. dreamforce officially opens next tuesday. and then all of the roads will reopen on sunday september 17th. >> a brand new soul food spot is coming to oakland. we were there to see the six location of fixins break ground in the lake merritt area, and it was started by former cal bear and nba player kevin johnson, the popular soul food restaurant started in 2019 in sacramento, where johnson was once mayor. he sees this as a chance to help oakland rebound and build the community. among those on hand to welcome the restaurant was close friend fredricka newton. her late husband, huey newton, founded the black panthers. >> this is a place where the community can look for and support and work in collaboration with and celebration of what's going to be here. and that's about the most oakland thing that we can

do right. >> the restaurant is scheduled to open early next year, and it is so good. >> oh, so good. okay. we'll talk about that later. but let's talk about this. get ready to groove the world premiere of the hippest trip. the soul train musical is playing in san francisco. so it is saturday afternoon across america and only one place to be. >> it's a long road to the bay, motown and dc down to cape town. everybody get on board for your fave hit show. >> you all. this is video that i shot yesterday. way of the world premiere of soul train, the musical, the iconic tv show which brought black music, dance and style into american homes

for decades. and this is the red carpet. you see the director there and a lot of people who really came together to make that show possible there. and throughout this show, you are taking on taken on a journey through the 70s up until really today. okay. with don cornelius , who started it all. when i tell you friends we need to go to this immediately it is so good the singing the dancing, the choreography, the costumes, the sets, the way you can see like soul train, like clips of soul train, like. oh, from like the original. yeah, from the original. right next to what they are showing you on stage. and you could tell that this was really a moment because don cornelius, his son, was at this event last night. i got to meet him. and there is an actor who portrays him in this film. they had the original dancers from soul train were there last night. wow. and just really getting to see their impact and

see themselves and their stories brought to life like that. it is so good. >> ooh, i'm excited. i'm ready. >> i totally remember the show. do you do you guys remember? okay. because it was way back, but i used to watch it. >> but it's the legacy. >> it has such legacy. and now that legacy is continuing. and i really learned a lot. i mean, you know, about the show, but there's so much you learn about don cornelius and his journey, the things that all of them really went through to have such an iconic show and what that meant to culture. >> really cool. >> i'm so glad that's here. so good. we haven't had like a pre-broadway run in a little while. >> it's time. >> yeah, it's time. we're back. yay. >> yeah. >> evidence she came in, pumped up and yes i mean she sold it. >> it was so good and i was out there late, but i woke up ready to do a whole soul train line. >> this morning doing my makeup. i mean, i had the music on, honestly, and my old station, we used to have something called soul train sundays before our 11 p.m. show. >> we did like a whole soul train line to get people pumped

up because it was so late. you got to get like back to the news every sunday. we had soul train sundays. yes. >> it's so good. i can't wait for you all to see it. >> all right. well good. all right. good morning, everybody. we're looking at another beautiful day, although the winds got a little gusty yesterday. the marine layer grew a little taller overnight. so we are waking up to cloudy skies out there. the fog not much of a factor, but this all has to do with the system offshore. that is allowing for a healthy marine layer that sea breeze in the afternoon. and even as high pressure begins to build in from the east, we're going to see the winds pick up as well. so the warm up, it's not going to be huge. it's going to be subtle in the next several days. and as for today, that system there still influencing our weather. so there's a look at the fog from the peninsula to the east bay, the south bay, over 2000ft this morning, 61 in oakland. good morning, fremont, 60 for you. temperature showers were right around 80 around redwood city, about that again today. but a healthy sea breeze, 56 in santa rosa, 55 in nevada. we're anywhere from 3 to 4 degrees

warmer due to the deck of low clouds back to the low 80s. today in san jose. how about 77 in sunnyvale, redwood city, 79. we've got breezy winds at the coast with upper 60s downtown a few degrees shy of average. 83. santa rosa on the east bay, 73 in oakland, 78 in fremont with mid and some upper 80s, maybe a degree or two warmer there for and the accuweather seven day forecast notice the warmest days in the second half of the weekend jobina. >> thank you lisa. good morning everybody. we're going to start with the san mateo bridge here. we have a live look. no advisory in this area or blocking issues in the same thing goes in oakland as we bring in our 8-80 at the coliseum camera. those headlights are in the southbound direction checking out these drive times for our super commuters. tracy to dublin will be about 39 minutes and we are still following this crash in brentwood where the offramp has been shut down due to a crash on eastbound four before lone tree way. >> kumasi thanks jobina. coming up, the seven things to know this morning. >> the first games of the

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offers are set to start today at skyline high school in oakland. a shooting on tuesday prompted the campus to be on lockdown. two people were eventually arrested and no one was hurt. >> number two, president biden is rejecting a potential plea deal involving five suspects in the september 11th attacks. prosecutors offered them in a deal that would have spared them solitary confinement and provided medical treatment for alleged abuse while in cia custody. president biden says he does not believe the agreement would be appropriate. at number three, tiny homes for unhoused residents could be coming to san jose. >> and the big question now is where. today, vta's board will be considering a plan to build a housing project on one of its properties. >> number four, raging waters. water park in san jose has closed for good after nearly 40 years. the city owns the land. mayor matt mehan says there are already opportunities to redevelop that property. >> number five, low clouds and

fog more widespread this morning . so a gray start then. 73 in oakland, 86. in livermore with sunshine at number six. >> bringing you a live picture from the richmond-san rafael bridge. for the most part, aside from a minor crash recovering in brentwood right now, your commute is pretty clear for and number seven, work is underway in san francisco for the annual dreamforce conference. >> sculptures are popping up along howard street, which has been closed between third and fourth streets for several days now. the conference starts next tuesday with just days before the 49 ers season. the team finally gave in and they are making nick boasts of the highest paid defensive player in nfl history. boast has been offered a five year $170 million extension at $34 million a year. that surpasses aaron aaron donald's $31 million a year deal . for 122.5 million of bose's contract is guaranteed. that's also a new high for a defensive player. more importantly, he'll be on the field for the opener

against the steelers on sunday. you can watch monday night football right here on abc seven. now, the 49 ers are not going to play a monday night game until december 25th. there are a lot of games, though, before then. the first game kicks off monday night as the bills take on the jets. coverage starts at 5:00 pm right here on abc seven, followed by after the game. >> levi's stadium is showing off some of the new foods you'll find during the upcoming football season. and the menu includes things like sliders from mesquite and oak scratch kitchens, niner and nashville hot chicken broth as ahi bowls. the shop's six day bryant and smoked pastrami and pork lumpia from san francisco's sirup shop. there's also a garden above the press box where some of the food you eat on game day is actually grown. cool coming up at 530, we're going to hear from one beyonce fan who says queen b's performance made her go into labor on labor day. okay. a week early and another first for california with the state is doing to recognize the

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to help provide more housing to the homeless. the proposal for its location isn't sitting right with vta staff. >> a win in court for nonbinary students at a southern california school district. the latest ruling putting a pause on policies that would out students. >> a plea deal to a plea deal that would have spared suspects involved in the 9/11 attacks from the death penalty has been denied. the reason president biden turned down the deal and how the families of victims are now reacting. good morning, everybody. >> it's thursday, september seventh. >> first, a check on the weather with lisa. >> all righty. good morning to you. we're waking up to a gray skies with low clouds and fog making their way here to inland with 59 in san ramon as well as dublin and livermore. closer to

the bay, we've got some low 60s and a little bit of patchy fog along the coast. not a whole lot, but it's going to take some time after 8:00 to clear and by the time we get to about 1:00, we already have a few low 80s inland low 70s in oakland. so very similar to yesterday that sea breeze gets going. so good air quality again in the afternoon. temperatures a little shy of average for san francisco and the low clouds come back quickly. in the evening hours, we'll top out into the mid 80s inland about the low 80s in the south bay and 73 in oakland. good morning, jobina. >> good morning, lisa. thank you. hi everyone. so we are going to zoom in to san francisco right now and look at those road closures because of dreamforce coming. so you are going to be impacted by that highlighted portion in yellow circle or excuse me, purple circled in red are howard street. between third and fourth streets will be closed until the 17th. also in brentwood, we're continuing to follow that crash, eastbound four before lone tree way. our live cameras outside

right now. san rafael showing you 101 tail lights in the southbound direction. and then also that southbound traffic is where you see the tail lights in walnut creek showing you 680. i know the angles are pretty similar, but two very different freeways. reggie thanks, jobina students will be back in class at oakland skyline high today, days after gunshots prompted a lockdown on campus. >> abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez in the newsroom this morning with what we know about the investigation an and what students can expect today. >> gloria. good morning, reggie. today there will be behavioral health staff on campus to support students. the school was closed yesterday while authorities continued their investigation and also so students could have time away from school to process what they went through. on tuesday, police responded to reports of shots fired during school hours at skyline high school. it's located in the oakland hills on skyline boulevard and the school of 1500 students was put on lockdown. students hunkering down in classrooms. oakland police are a chp and alameda

county sheriff's department all responding. eventually, two people were arrested. the good thing is nobody was hurt. students talked to abc7 news about what they saw soon as like there was some gunshots and i was walking to the bathroom and then i just see people running down and i'm like, whoa, what's going on? >> i knew it was real because i heard the shots. >> parents say more has to be done, including looking into metal detectors for schools. and a letter to the oakland unified community. the superintendent saying they are united in calls for this kind of violence to end immediately, saying it has become all too common in the city and adding that they are always looking to improve their response and their examining all their protocols and will make adjustments where necessary. live in the newsroom, gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thank you, gloria. a new report finds covid 19 hospitalizations are on the rise , having increased for a seventh straight week. the centers for disease control reports more

than 17,000 hospitalizations have happened just during the last week of august, compared with 150,000 during the peak of omicron in january of 2022. officials believe the upcoming covid 19 booster could protect against severe disease and death. and it's expected to be available as early as next week in southern california, one city is banning mask and vaccine mandates. even with this covid spike, citing personal freedoms , uh- huntington beach's mayor introduced that measure last night. it narrowly passed it. reporter david gonzalez with our sister station in los angeles, spoke with one opponent who says this move is politically motivated. >> city should ban broad universal mask and vaccine mandates by declaring the city to be a no mask, no vaccine mandate. city. >> my issue is why are we talking about this in a narrow 4 to 3 votes? >> the huntington beach city council voted to stop future mask and vaccine requirements for city employees and first responders. >> it's just a matter of when is it going to come and if it does,

we want to be prepared. we want to be prepared to protect our residents, our businesses, our first responders. >> it just seems like it's a made up thing that, you know, we might as well pass a ban against giants or ufos or something. it's just as nonsense. >> those in favor say they want to protect people's individual liberties. >> if you want to wear a mask, wear a mask. if you want to wear 2 or 3 masks, that's fine. if you want to get vaccinated, boosted, it should be up to you. the government should not impose these broad mandates on us. councilman was against the ban, say the resolution is a distraction from other city issues, even though covid 19 cases have gone up recently across socal, there is no impetus for this. >> we've received no emails. this was strictly a political maneuver to rile folks up to gain support because these folks are losing support because of their very unpopular positions right now. >> huntington beach policy doesn't require masks for city staff. oc health care agency tsay has reached out to the city to obtain the specific resolution to better understand why they're banning mask and

vaccine mandates. but in a statement, the county's health officer says, i am granted authority to issue orders deemed necessary to control the spread of communicable disease. currently conditions do not warrant a change in the local health order. we also reached out to the california department of public health for comments but have not heard back. the city of huntington beach says the resolution is being drafted right now and it should be adopted when it's ready. reporting in huntington beach, david gonzalez, abc seven news, a temporary win for people fighting for the rights of transgender students in one southern california school district, a judge has issued a temporary restraining order against chino valley unified. >> california attorney general rob bonta sued the district over a new policy that requires schools to notify parents if their children change gender identification. bonta said the policy will forcibly out trans students. district leaders say parents have a right to know the decisions their children make in

schools in california is now 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 attributing to their community is making history and expanding civil rights and helping to build a california that is more inclusive and prosperous for everyone. >> assemblymember matt haney joined activists yesterday to support a resolution declaring august transgender history month in california. 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 trans gender history month. >> a reminder that oakland pride is this sunday and abc seven is a proud sponsor. join abc7 news reporter zach fuentes and arthur hassan as they bring you the parade live starting at 11 a.m. we are streaming live on abc7 news.com and on the abc7 bay

area app. happening today, one of the most critical votes of the year according to san jose mayor matt mehan. it involves a plan that would turn a plot of land off of zanker road into a tiny home village to help get people who are unhoused off of the streets. abc7 is reporter ryan curry live in san jose. this morning with the details on the vote today. ryan. >> yeah, carmassi. good morning. there are several reasons why some at vta do not want this lot turned into housing. they range from safety concerns onto security concerns. san jose mayor matt mehan is pushing for this lot to be turned into housing. he only wants to use the site as a temporary site, they say. he says they can move it if need be. vta says the suburban division bus yard is the only yard vta has that has room to expand. and the agency says they have already leased three other sites to the city of san jose and mountain view for housing. the agency says workers

would be concerned about safety and there are non employees living near their vehicles. mayor mehan says there will be security and there wouldn't be any safety risks. >> a mass shooting which which still triggers people and gives them concern. >> there's really no safety risk from the folks who were there. they're very well managed sites with security, with case management and. would like to they would like the site open for when they need to do more expansion, for when they need to move to zero emissions vehicles that vote scheduled for later on today. >> if it does pass, you could see housing built on the site very soon and you could see people moving into that housing before the year ends. we're live in san jose. ryan curry, abc seven news this baby had other plans i think she heard beyonce voice and was like i want to go to you. >> well, that is certainly one

way to get into a renaissance tour date for free. >> up next, a woman who went into labor during beyonce's show at sofi stadium. but first to check on the weather with lisa. >> all right. good morning to you. thursday morning, looking at more low clouds and fog this morning. the fog isn't so thick. it's just that the marine layer has grown taller, moved across the east bay, and that feature to the north and west of us, allowing to enhance the deck of low clouds today. so we have that sea breeze on tap for the afternoon. the clouds are going to peel back. but right now you can see from the peninsula to the east bay, we've got the marine layer. temperatures are mild here in the south bay with 61 in campbell, 62 in sunnyvale, 60, alameda, 52 in napa. and that water temperatures still pretty mild at 60. so here's a look at 8:00. notice the fog all the way into the east bay. then throughout the day, we've got sunshine and then the fog marches back. some higher clouds into your early friday. but then full sunshine and temperatures coming up maybe a few degrees

for your friday afternoon. today very similar to yesterday, upper 60s, a few degrees shy of average breezy winds along the coast, low 60s, half moon bay. we did manage a lot of sun at the coast yesterday, but those winds really did kick up 79in napa, 85 in concord with 76 in palo alto. so the accuweather seven day forecast looking at 60s today at the coast 70s bay shore upper 80s inland and very little change as we go through the next few days except for the second half of the weekend when we're trending

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plea deal. the case involves five men accused of orchestrating the nine divided by 11 attacks, including alleged mastermind khalid sheikh mohammed. military prosecutors had offered the men held at guantanamo bay. a deal that would have spared them solitary confinement and provided medical treatment for alleged abuse while in cia custody. but president biden has rejected some of the plea deal conditions. a spokesperson saying, quote, the president does not believe the agreement would be appropriate in these circumstances. end quote. the terms of the agreement called for the detainees to plead guilty in exchange for being spared the death penalty. nearly 3000 people died in the nine over 11 attacks. the single worst assault on the us since pearl harbor. meanwhile the new york fire department yesterday added another 43 names to its world trade center memorial wall. all all died of illnesses related to their work at ground zero. military prosecutors are now trying to hash out a new

plea deal for the five men held at guantanamo bay. >> reggie jobina, thank you. another extension for the troubled deal between former president trump's social media company and the firm that wants to take it public. this is according to an sec document posted yesterday. it said digital world acquisition corporation shareholders voted to grant the firm another year to pull off the merger. nearly two years ago, trump's media group agreed to combine with dwac. since then, the deal has required multiple extensions. >> google has finally reached an agreement with several states to settle settle an antitrust lawsuit for its alleged noncompetitive conduct in the google play store. the suit, filed in 2021, accused google of inflating prices for paid apps and in-app prices in the android app market. the settlement agreement hasn't been finalized. more details will be shared publicly in the next 30 days. google is also facing a lawsuit accusing it of operating a search engine monopoly. justice

department claims google used its dominance as a search engine to stifle competition. one law professor tells abc seven this case is unique because the government typically goes after monopolies when consumers are being hurt. >> that's one of the things that's really interesting about this case is that this is a case where the product is ostensibly apparently free, but we know that really you are paying for it with your eyeballs, you're paying for it with your attention and your time. and it is an extreme, highly lucrative business for google, as evidenced by how much they're willing to pay companies like apple and android to be the default on those phones. >> the outcome of the trial could set a precedent for how other big tech companies can or cannot use power to try to dominate the market. this trial begins next week in florida. >> a three legged bear broke into a home looking to have a party. so here's the bear. see missing one of its legs, but doing just fine, getting into

the family's pool house. the family says the bear opened the fridge, grabbed two white claw seltzers and then ran off. a 13 year old boy was inside the home . that's how he had this video. turns out everybody in the neighborhood knows this bear. they even have a nickname for him. they say that he doesn't. i know. do you want me to say the nickname? because i think the nickname is rude. >> it's a little disrespect, but. no, no. >> the nickname is tripod. anyway so tripod is well to the neighborhood. they say he doesn't harm anyone, and so they're kind of cool with him, which i'm into you. i'm looking to find out what city this was. no okay. to our director, we can hear you. that's the reason. we can hear you in our ear. that's what's going on. so anyway, look at the tripod. that's what's happening. >> they're all friends. yeah okay, so let's talk about the

newest member of the beehive here. a pregnant woman at the beyonce concert in sofi stadium in southern california was enjoying her last big party before giving birth. >> apparently, the baby wanted to come out and party. sarah frances jones went into labor while the queen was performing. look at this outfit. first of all, she did that. she really did. she thought the contractions were a false alarm . so she and her baby just kept on dancing girl and i also wasn't sure that they were contractions. >> i was like, maybe they're braxton-hicks. maybe i have gas . maybe this is a false alarm. and then by the time we got to the car, i was like, this is not a false alarm. >> no, it wasn't. and this was on labor day, by the way. baby nola was supposed to come out during a c-section scheduled for next week. her mom says the contractions started. this is my favorite part. when beyonce began singing the song virgos groove. now, for everyone in the beehive, we know how that song starts, right? it starts up, baby, come on over.

>> yeah. so to me, there's no more perfect song if you're going to go into labor than that one. beyonce is literally saying , baby, come over. >> she said all right. >> and the baby did. >> and it's virgo season and it is virgo season. >> and she does say, right here, right now, right here, right, right now. also the mother looks amazing. >> she really does. >> just giving birth. >> not like this is a false alarm. i'm not leaving. the fact that you don't want to miss any of the concert. no. legit. >> no. been looking forward to it. you have the outfit. you paid a lot of money. >> i'm staying right here. >> all that moving was pretty good for her. yeah right. very good for her. >> so. oh i just realized the baby shares a birthday with beyonce. oh well, true. monday was beyonce's birthday also. >> that was my son's birthday. oh, really? >> yeah. see it's a good day. yeah exactly. now, did he go to the show? yeah he did not. >> and i didn't 28 years ago. have that assist. this lady had, so that would have been nice. he

was late. all right. good morning, everybody. we are looking at a nice day today. the marine layer is a little bit taller, so it's moved into the east bay and we're stuck in between two systems. we have strong high pressure to the east of us that will get a little bit of over the weekend. and this system to the north and west of us, which is keeping us from getting too warm and allowing for the low clouds and the fog to move into the east bay. so this system will get absorbed as high pressure builds back over the weekend. and that's how we get our warm up. you can see the low clouds of fog from the peninsula to the east bay. and we'll look for the cloudy skies to start out this morning. 63 in hayward, union city, 58 in berkeley, up to the north bay. we've got 55 in novato and pacifica. so the fog not much of a factor because of the marine layer height out there. it's not quite dense and we'll see that dense fog, the compressed marine layer as high pressure nudges closer to us into the weekend. so cloudy skies this morning, sunny today inland and then we'll have those clouds closer

to the coast temporarily, though, you'll get some sun and a gradual warming trend. there's a look at livermore, the average high mid 80s. we're about that today. maybe a degree or two warmer. friday, saturday into the 90s in our inland valleys over the weekend. sunday monday , 79in vallejo, 73. san mateo. upper 70s from redwood city with 83 santa rosa, the santa rosa that is the accuweather seven day forecast featuring the coolest day of the week into next week. as we warm up slowly today and then into the next few days. jobina >> thank you, lisa. good morning , everybody. okay, so we are going to start here with a look at our dry times because the highway four commute has slowed tracy to double and still not too bad right now, around 38 minutes, 21 for antioch to concord. we're going to zoom in to the east bay, though, because we are following a crash in oakland. that's causing a minor slowdown here. you can see westbound 24 before the caldecott tunnel. so we also have the metering lights officially on now at the bay bridge toll plaza and the backup

is beginning. they came on at 531. reggie thanks jobina new at six developer day, the one day conference coming to san francisco this fall. >> but first, what kind of job does a legendary football player do after retiring? we're going to tell you about the new gig. tom brady has there it is.

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dream kardashian didn't share many details, but thank doctors for saving her unborn son's life. the photo she shared shows her holding hands with her husband, travis barker, while he was on tour with his band blink 182 and ended up postponing shows so he could be with his wife. the tour is expected to get going again tomorrow. bruce

springsteen is postponing all of his concerts set for this month while he deals with a stomach ulcer. >> the 73 year old musician says his medical advisers decided it was best to postpone the shows. springsteen made the announcement on his instagram. he also apologized to fans, saying he and the e street band are going to be back for more great time soon. springsteen canceled two shows last month because of an illness. >> pop star pink will get her own comic book. the 22 page comic book tells the story of how alecia beth moore became known to the world as pink. it comes out on her 44th birthday, which is tomorrow. it also highlights her work with peta and efforts to end new york's horse drawn carriage industry. pink is the latest to be added to tidal wave productions. female force series, which includes dolly parton, tina turner and cher. >> tom brady has a new employer, delta airlines. the seven time super bowl champ will be joining the airline and appear in external advertising campaigns. he's also going to be a strategic advisor, which means he'll be helping to advise so-called teamwork tools for the

airline's 90,000 employees. delta ceo says brady could appear in employee training exercises and in managing adversity. >> stefan ayesha curry's eat learn play foundation launched a monumental campaign to ensure support for resource losses for oakland unified students for years to come. eat learn, play. set a goal to raise $50 million for oakland unified school district by 2026. yesterday the curry stopped by at lockwood steam academy and brought with them backpacks, books and meals for more than 600 students. >> you know, seeing the kids smile, seeing the, you know, some parents and families asking questions about what does this mean? what are you know, what can we look forward to in our ability to help support and amplify, build awareness around the issues that oakland struggles with? >> i don't think you can quantify the impact that it's having on these kids to feel seen and loved by the curry's the way that they have been today. >> since launching in 2019, eat learn play has raised more than

$47 million and served 25 million meals to oakland families. >> it's like a beautiful day there. another one on the way, starting out cloudy, though, right now. it is 60 in belmont and redwood city. much cooler. grab the jacket up in the north bay, 53 san rafael and we're looking at our 24 hour temperature change milder where that fog has pushed in over to the east bay, 2 to 5 degrees, milder. but overall, we are looking at a slow warm up the next several days in the north bay, about 80 today in napa. and then you'll notice into tomorrow and the weekend, we've got those mid upper 80s and then some 90s arriving for a summer like second half of the weekend. >> thank you, lisa. new at six new mall edition, the big complex coming to san francisco's stone town galleria earlier early next year. >> crime in california. thieves now targeting low income families who get money every month for groceries as

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