what you need to know if you are commuting on bart this morning. >> then new overnight streets packed as drivers participate in a sideshow in vallejo and showing off their pride. >> the celebrations taking over the east bay as thousands

attended the annual pride parade in oakland. >> it was a lot of fun yesterday and beautiful day. good morning, everybody. it's monday, september 11th. >> yes, it was really nice out yesterday, drew. >> nice and warm. we'll keep that trend today. those temperatures just slightly above average. bright conditions. it's a really pleasant day on the way right now. some chilly spots along the coast where we have a bit of fog. half moon bay, you need that light jacket. we're at 46 right now, but 54. good morning, oakland, 57 in san jose, waking up to 53 right now in napa outside. this is a live look from our east bay hills camera. you can see all of the bright lights of all of our cities out there. that fog where we have it is right along the immediate coastline. so we'll see a lot of sunshine that sun's up here in about 48 minutes. it's mild midday and it's warm with sunshine this afternoon. temperatures in the mid 70s to upper 80s away from the coast. that is your monday look at your forecast. let's see how we're doing on the roads this morning. let's check in with sue. good morning.

>> good morning, drew. we've got a couple of problems not out here on the san mateo bridge. luckily, traffic headed in the westbound direction from 880 over towards 101, about an 18 minute drive. no problems here. our problems are on the freeways. we'll take a look at 80 westbound. we had an earlier problem near el cerrito with a car facing the wrong way due to an accident that's been cleared . but you can see now you're very slow all the way from let's make it el sobrante westbound and on 80 and we have a problem on the off ramp from westbound 80, westbound 37. that's the drive over from american canyon to san rafael. they're in the midst of clearing an overturn. an accident there as well. ladies thank you, sue. >> new this morning riding bart will be a bit different starting today. the transit agency is celebrating 51 years of service with some big changes to its schedule. abc7 news reporter gloria rodriguez live at the embarcadero station in san francisco. with everything you

need to know. good morning, gloria. >> good morning. kumassi yes, new schedule, new trains starting today. you'll notice some big changes at bart and a lot of riders are really happy about these changes. so here they are. first of all, there will only be a 20 minute maximum wait time for a train. there will be more trains running at night. the wait for a train on the yellow line will only be 10 to 15 minutes on weekdays. and also more trains will be running to sfo. so we know that more people are traveling on the weekends and in the evenings. >> so we've increased the service by 50% on evenings and weekends as and last night was the last time that the old style bart trains were running in the system. >> they will only be used on rare occasions. so you'll be seeing the new fleets when you ride a bart. and by the way, today is the agency's 51st

anniversary, and that's why they're rolling out those changes today. live in san francisco, gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thank you, gloria. today marks 22 years since the nine by 11 attacks. 2753 people died in lower manhattan that day. and just this weekend, the medical examiner identified the remains of two more people, all 40% of those lost are still unidentified. and the testing remains all these years later as a part of a pledge so that the families of as many victims as possible can have closure. 341 members of the new york fire department have now died from ground zero related illnesses as the tribute in lights shined during a test overnight just hours before the tribute to the victims of the world trade center, the san francisco fire department will be holding a commemoration at 645 this morning. >> that is the moment when the twin towers in new york city were hit. names of the fallen first responders will be led

read aloud today's remembrance ceremony is happening at all. san francisco fire department facilities. luh- this right now some tributes started over the weekend here in the bay area, santa clara county officials hosted a remembrance ceremony yesterday morning in san jose. in san francisco. mayor london breed and members of the city's fire department took time to reflect on the events of that day at saint anne of the sunset church. >> new at six two, sideshows took over the streets of vallejo overnight. so you can see here spectators got dangerously close to cars and trucks doing donuts . witnesses say the first sideshow show happened last night around 10 p.m. at the intersection of lewis brown and minnie drive. the second happened later across the city at lemon street and sonoma boulevard. and we've reached out to vallejo police, but we haven't heard anything back. it's unclear if this is related

to the rumored la to the bay sideshow authorities say was supposed to happen over the weekend and morocco this morning . >> it is a race to find survivors days after a devastating. 6.8 magnitude earthquake rocked that country on friday. entire villages have been leveled and this is the worst seismic event in that north african country in decades. more than 2100 people have been confirmed dead and thousands more have been injured . right now, many terrified moroccans are spending the night in the streets because they're just too afraid to go back home. the epicenter was not too far from the popular tourist hub of marrakesh. historic sites there have been damaged. us secretary of state antony blinken says it's been made very clear to the moroccan people that the us is prepared to assist in any way it can. >> this morning we're hearing from a bay area family that was in morocco as the shaking started. the garnet hunter family is from marin and san francisco. they say the training

they learned growing up here in the bay area helped them keep calm. but once the quake hit, they say they were afraid their three story hotel el would collapse. me and my mom were just looking at each other and then suddenly we're like, we got to run to the door because we've been training for this our whole lives. >> we're from san francisco. we've lived through earthquakes and we know about earthquakes. but there's still a few seconds where you're like kind of in disbelief. we evacuate, and after about 15, 20 minutes, our host made us leave and we walked to the main square where there were hundreds of people gathered . >> the family says even though this tragedy struck the country, the people there are hopeful and resilient that they can rebuild stronger. we know how to prepare for an earthquake here, but are you ready? get a kit. make a plan, and be informed. if you need help with any of this, you can check out abc seven news.com slash, prepare nor-cal coming up, one of the biggest tech conferences in the world is here in the bay area this week.

>> what to know if you are going to be in san francisco. >> so then new eruptions at one of hawaii's most famous volcanoes, the lava spewing overnight after months of quiet at 607 on this monday morning, here is a live look from our team cam as that sun gets up here and we are pretty much fog free across the huge portion of the bay area. >> limited fog along the coast this morning and we have good air quality for the foreseeable future. we're breathing easy. we're on our way to a warm afternoon. look at those

just an investor you're an owner. that means your priorities are ours too. our retirement tools and advice can help you leave a legacy for the ones you love. that's the value of ownership.

tory has raised the alert level to a warning as they assess potential hazards, they say. strong winds send particles flying to further distance as which if people are exposed to, can cause skin and eye irritation. hey, drew. >> wow, those are wild pictures. we'll take you to our sutro tower camera this morning where we are. fog free from this vantage point. but some of the buildings lit up in red, white and blue this morning as we remember, nine over 11. we'll have a sunny and warm afternoon on the way today. here's future weather as we go hour by hour, by 10 a.m, we're into the 60s and 70s. that sunshine really efficient at warming us up heading into the afternoon by lunchtime, it feels warm out there. and later today we'll find those temperatures in most areas. a few degrees above their typical highs for this time of the year. 70 in the city today, 82 in san jose with sunshine, 75 in oakland, 88. in santa rosa, 90 in antioch. the warm spot, fairfield coming in at 92 degrees. if you are traveling

across california, it will be warm. most cities above average will see 80s for southern california, 87 la for the valley , 97. in fresno, look at palm springs coming in with a warm 101. later this afternoon, we'll take a look at the complete seven day forecast coming up in about 11 minutes jobina. thank you, drew. >> still to come here, the world leader is set to come to the bay area and who they'll be meeting with. and we will introduce you to the world's oldest chick in how long it's been ruffling feathers. okay as we head to break here at 612, you're looking live at the bay bridge where we have clear conditions for you in the san francisco. we'll be right living with hiv, i learned i can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why i switched to dovato. dovato is a complete hiv treatment for some adults. no other complete hiv pill uses fewer medicines to help keep you undetectable than dovato. detect this: most hiv pills contain 3 or 4 medicines.

dovato is as effective with just 2. if you have hepatitis b, don't stop dovato without talking to your doctor. don't take dovato if you're allergic to its ingredients or taking dofetilide. this can cause serious or life-threatening side effects. if you have a rash or allergic reaction symptoms, stop dovato and get medical help right away. serious or life-threatening lactic acid buildup and liver problems can occur. tell your doctor if you have kidney or liver problems, or if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or considering pregnancy. dovato may harm an unborn baby. most common side effects are headache, nausea, diarrhea, trouble sleeping, tiredness, and anxiety. detect this: i stay undetectable with fewer medicines. ask your doctor about switching to dovato.

abc7 is proud to have partnered with oakland pride as the official broadcast sponsor for the oakland pride parade. the pride parade drew thousands of people to downtown yesterday morning. abc7 spoke with spectators who say events like this are big for the city and goes beyond just celebrating pride. >> you have all the politicians, people running for office, but you also have like the community organizations that want to see change in oakland. so you know, pride is not just about celebrating who we are. it's also about celebrating who we want to be. >> yes. you can watch our full exclusive coverage of the oakland pride parade on our website. just head over to abc7 . news.com slash pride or just use our abc7 bay area app. the grand marshal of the parade was u-s house representative barbara lee of oakland. she spoke with abc7 news about how events like these can help build a better bay area and even help in the conversation surrounding crime

in the city. >> a lot of the criminal activities that take place here, like throughout the country really are about hate and about really not addressing the underlying causes. and so today is a moment to stop and reflect and be proud of people who are really fighting to make this city safe. >> representative lee is seeking the us senate seat being vacated by senator dianne feinstein. line lee has long been an advocate for the lgbtq plus community that includes her role as co-founder and vice chair of the congressional lgbtq plus equality caucus. no way >> no how. not now. not now. not ever. >> never. voices of frustration in the north bay this weekend. >> marin city residents are pushing back on an affordable housing project they say is not

needed. they say the five story 74 unit apartment will block views and add congestion to an already overcrowded and narrow neighborhood. last week, residents were granted a temporary injunction in marin county superior court that if you're in san francisco, this week, the streets might feel a bit more crowded. >> 43,000 people are expected to pack the city for salesforce's annual dreamforce conference. it goes tomorrow through thursday at moscone center. this year is all about artificial intelligence. >> it's really three days full of learning, connecting, having fun and giving back. >> so we know the city's crime and drug and homeless issues have been top of mind. ceo marc benioff has said the conference could be on the move next year if things don't improve. but organizers are still focused on what's happening right now. they expect that dreamforce will pump $90 million back into the local economy. they convert the city into like this magical dreamforce land, and it's hugely

impactful for the hotel industry and all of the restaurants and the uber drivers and cab drivers, the entire economy. >> and we're really geared up at all of our hotels. >> that's good to hear. things get underway tomorrow morning at 7 a.m, benny yoffe will be holding his keynote at ten. this year's speakers include everyone from the ceo of openai, which is a company that created chatgpt. actor matthew mcconaughey and animal activist dr. jane goodall. >> happy birthday to the oldest chicken in the world. her name is peanut and she's 21. let's get a girl. it's a big birthday for her hand, apparently, because guinness world record says peanut is the world's oldest living chicken. now, interesting to make that distinction because if the chicken isn't living, then what's happening? but regardless , peanut was raised by a retired librarian in michigan who rescued her after peanut was abandoned by her mother. for so

peanut is now the star of a new children's book. it's called my girl peanut and me on love and life from the world's oldest chicken. >> oh, look at the cat. >> oh, the life lessons. >> you know, that's what i'm saying. like what? what have we garnered? i'm interested. >> i feel like she's seen a lot. >> i feel like we could learn a lot from, you know, peanut. >> peanut and her friend. >> did she cross the road? >> yeah. well, she'll tell you when you tell all you know. >> yes. her new children's book out now. >> it's a children's book called my girl peanut and me on love and life. that sounds like a grown food that sounds like a book with self-help self help you? >> because he's seeing all the things, seeing all the things. >> been through it. >> yes. highs and lows. i mean, truly. yeah >> well congrats, peanut. on your 21st. we love that for you. here's live doppler seven this morning. we have a cold front off our coastline right now. this will swing through here

later on this evening and into the overnight hours and it will move through dry, meaning it will not bring us any moisture, air as it passes by. but what it will do this afternoon, you'll feel those winds turn breezy, that onshore flow by 4 or 5 p.m, gusting about 25 to 35mph in our strongest spots. and even into the overnight with that front, it will keep it pretty breezy, especially across the city and through the delta. and then we'll have another breezy, if not windy afternoon on the way tomorrow as well. tomorrow is going to be a cooler day behind that cold front. today, though, it is sunny and it is warm. 82 in san rafael, 70 in the city, about 79. in vallejo, looking nice in oakland at 75, 82. in san jose, 88. the high in concord, 92. the high in fairfield overnight tonight will keep that breeze with us and temperatures a bit elevated with that wind upper 50s to lower 60s for a lot of us behind that front will drop temperatures a few degrees. this is pretty close if not a bit below average for this time of the year.

temperatures aren't going to move too much this week. we're not tracking any intense heat from time to time. our warmest spots will be in the upper 80s to lower 90s through friday. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. the next seven days for you it's really quiet pattern this week. enjoy it we'll have sunny and warm weather today. cooler and breezier thanks to that cold front moving through and we'll keep little change through the end of the week for rosh hashanah on friday evening. it's looking very lovely and the weekend. it's a mild pattern of morning fog, too. afternoon sunshine, sue and the sun is shining on the richmond-san rafael bridge toll plaza sun is coming up and it looks beautiful . >> not a bad ride at all. just some minor delays heading towards the toll plaza. you're backed up towards the richmond parkway and popping to san jose , 87. those taillights headed northbound towards downtown san jose and the airport. and you are moving at a really good clip here. no problems north or southbound on 87. a couple of problem spots. let's head up to vacaville. this is the left lane blocked with an accident

westbound near meridian. as you make your way towards highway 505. and in the eastbound direction, apparently a water water tank excuse me fell off. a truck is leaking all over eastbound 8-80 lanes and cars are hydroplaning. so just be aware that's a little farther to the west. westbound 80 at or pardon me, eastbound 80 at alamo. guys, ladies. >> thank you, sue. now we're checking in with ginger zee who is live with what's coming up on gma. >> good morning ginger. >> good morning kumasi and jobina. nice to be with everybody. so coming up here on gma, we will begin with that top story. i know you've been all over. we're live there on the scene of the devastating earthquake in morocco. crews are searching for survivors and the death toll unfortunately keeps climbing. so we'll have the latest. also watching lee and we've got that hurricane took its sweet time over the weekend, decreased in intensity a bit, but now it'll kind of ramp up because it wants to get to work on a monday. it will actually, because there's less wind shear, but it's going to then turn north and that all important

turn as it passes west of bermuda on friday morning and how close it gets to new england. canada, that's what we're watching really carefully for next weekend. plus, coco gauff talking about her breakthrough victory at the us open and her place in history. don't miss what she told gma and the authors of the new book raising a kid who can sharing their expert advice for raising resilient children. that and so much more right here on gma. >> okay, ginger. >> so kumasi and i are nosy and we were talking earlier, we saw your pictures from robin's wedding. they look beautiful. and we just want to know what's a little highlight you can share with us. >> that was a pretty epic wedding, like from the first beat that dropped. you don't have a lot of shy people. if you invite a lot of television folks and so there was a lot of dancing and her family was so much fun because she got a big family and just being able to kind of mix everybody together. and then i will say one thing that was very funny. my husband and i witnessed spike lee was there, and the wedding photographer who we assume is just somebody like from

connecticut, it was taking a shot and spike's like over their shoulder thinking, that has to be so surreal for that person to be like, oh yeah, let me go ahead and wipe balance. thanks so much, mr. lee. know what do you need a move over? >> okay. no, honey, direct it. >> direct it. oh, my goodness. that is funny. >> see, that's the inside information we needed on this fine monday. >> well, you, like you had a great time. everybody looks like they had a great time. and we did. it was. >> you could feel the joy was so palpable. oh, it was great love. >> well, thank you, ginger. you all looked amazing. and we know you'll look amazing at seven when we see you again. >> see you

every business deserves a great deal. that's why comcast business is launching the mobile made free event. with our business internet, new and existing customers can get one year of unlimited mobile for free. it's our best internet. powered by the next generation 10g network and with 99.9% reliability. plus one line of free mobile for an entire year. it's the mobile made free event-happening now. get started for just $49.99 a month. plus, ask how to get one free line of unlimited mobile. comcast business, powering possibilities.

work. israeli journalists say they obtained the prime minister's schedule through direct messages on formerly known as twitter. the meeting comes as musk faces allegations of anti-semitism targeting the anti-defamation league. the league's chief executive claims musk comments have led to an increase in threats against the organization. the president of the spanish soccer federation has resigned because of that ongoing investigation against him after he kissed a player on the lips. that kiss happened after spain won the world cup last month. luis rubiales is facing sexual assault and coercion charges for his behavior. the player, jenni hermoso, filed a criminal complaint last week that led to prosecutors filing a case with spain's top court against rubiales. next, at 630, the debate on reparations for black americans continues. the newest survey shows what those in the bay area think about it. and the search for man who escaped from a pennsylvan va prison. police are now saying he's changed his

appearance and somehow even made it past their intense perimeter for what his former roommate says now. and as we head to break, a live look outside at the gorgeousness that is the bay area. at 647. we'll be right back at denny's, the super slam is now only $9.99. come get the biggest, crispiest, fluffiest, sweetest deal in breakfast for only $9.99. and for a limited time, try our new pumpkin pecan pancake breakfast. at denny's, it's diner time. directv sports central

gives you access to every game. but terry doesn't have directv. come on. come on. work for dad- here... now, you can find the game easy. my barbecue is saved! access nfl sunday ticket on us, get a $400 reward card. my barbecue is ruined. ♪ ♪ whether someone is across the neighborhood, across the street, or across the room, you have the power to make them feel right at home. ♪ ♪ ritz. a taste of welcome. at cretors, we handcraft every batch of our delicious popcorn. like our cretors cheese and caramel mix. great on their own, even better together. try cretors, handcrafted small-batch popcorn.

change coming for your commute if you rely on bart. we are going to talk about that new schedule that starts today. >> then a meeting about safety in oakland. so crowded, some people couldn't even get in. the suggestion is to make the city safer and the niners are back on the field and showed that their new season might be worth the wait. >> their big win in pittsburgh. >> good morning, everybody. it is monday, september 11th. hope you had a good weekend. >> yes, it was beautiful. and our friend is back with us. >> yes, i'm happy to be back

with you guys. and the weather continues to be nice today. if you enjoyed the weekend, today is equally as delightful. we'll take you to our temperatures right now. we have some chilly spots you can see novato half moon bay starting out in the 40s. so you might need that heavier jacket and a couple of locations to begin the day. but 50s and low 60s for most of us to begin our monday. look at this beautiful picture. here is our exploratorium camera. a live look outside. we are going to see a lot of sunshine. sun's almost up here at 648 this morning. it's mild midday for lunchtime. we're in the 70s and low 80s away from the coast. and we do expect a warm afternoon, very similar to the temperatures over the weekend, a few degrees above average, mid 70s around the bay shoreline. inland upper 80s to a few 90s by about 4 p.m. it does turn a bit breezy later on this afternoon, those winds will gust about 15 to 30mph. that's a look at your weather on this monday. let's see how we're doing with traffic. hi, sue. >> good morning, drew. we'll take a look at the golden gate fog free just a beautiful morning and no delays coming southbound out of marin county through the robin williams

tunnel and the waldo grade. four lanes in your southbound direction. an just gorgeous i can look at that all day and here's a solid stream of headlights headed in the westbound direction of 80 past golden gate fields and through berkeley and emeryville making your way towards the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights were on at about 545 this morning for a significant delay there, about ten minutes to get through and on to the span problem with an accident now blocking the left lane. it's westbound 80 near meridian and you can see the traffic is really stacked up towards dixon. also the eastbound 80 near alamo. the off ramp of alamo. there's a water tank spilling water from the center divide. it fell off the back of a truck and cars are hydroplaning. through that, chp is headed to the scene to see how to clear that mess up. 632 and back to the desk. thank you, sue. >> a major change is coming this morning. if you take bart during your commute, the agency is launching a new schedule and it is to improve service. abc7 news

reporter gloria rodriguez is explaining there are no longer those older trains running on the tracks. >> well, if you ride bart, you will be happy about these changes. the agency is promising no more of those 30 minute waits. also more service on nights and weekends. the changes to bart starting today also include only using the new fleet, no longer any of the legacy trains and a new schedule . a bart spokesperson says people now have different travel patterns, so they increase the service 50% on weekends and evenings. bart is moving to shorter trains as well. instead of nine and ten car trains. that's for safety. >> a couple of advantage is one is that people won't be alone in their train cars as often. also it provides a shorter distance for our police officers and other police personnel to patrol those train cars and our cleaning staff gets to clean those trains more quickly because there's fewer cars to clean. >> here are some of the changes there will only be a 20 minute

maximum wait time for a train. there will be more trains running at night. the wait for a train on the yellow line will only be 10 to 15 minutes on weekdays and more trains will run to sfo and today is bart's 51st anniversary. that's why those changes take effect today in san francisco, gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thank you, gloria. in the east bay, a rise in crime has been a hot topic and that's why hundreds of oakland residents showed up for a community safety meeting. but there were so many people that some were locked out . abc7 news was at the genesis worship center where mayor shengtao talked about her investments in crime prevention. that includes adding security cameras and chp officers on patrol. some neighbors have demanded a state of emergency be declared. the mayor disagrees, calling for his state of emergency. >> right now. when? when we are doing everything wrong that this would allow for us to do to i mean, let's just let's just call it what it is. it's just

political theater. >> quality of life in oakland has deteriorated down to a place where myself and many other people are uncomfortable leaving our homes. >> oakland police say violent crime is up 15% this year compared to this time last year. mayor tao says the search continues for a new police chief after lauren armstrong was fired last winter. sheriff's deputies in santa clara county may soon be armed with tasers. >> the device has been banned in the county for decades after an in-custody death back in 1989. a man died after being restrained and tased taser were then taken away from the deputies. the san jose spotlight is reporting sheriff robert johnson wants to bring them back, which would arm deputies on the streets and in jail facilities. he says the new tasers are more accurate. they have built in accountability and if used, they would automatically activate a body camera. >> a man made it out of a suspected road rage incident unharmed after he says he was shot at on the bay bridge. the chp has not confirmed the

incident and says it's possible a bottle was thrown. abc7 news spoke with the victim who says somebody drove up behind him aggressively on eastbound 80 over the weekend. >> i kind of held my hands up. one was out the window and just like what's going on and he didn't like that i reacted to his driving and so he went in front of the next car in front of me, and then he uh- he slammed on his brakes. he kept slamming on his brakes and i kept going slower and slower. we went down to 35 miles an hour right when i was going past him. he had the passenger window down. obviously and he shot one gun, one gunshot. he says he was followed into oakland until he arrived at a police station. >> when the suspect finally drove off. the chp says the situation is under investigation . >> a new uc berkeley poll finds a majority of california voters are opposed to reparations payments to black residents. 59%

of polled voters oppose cash reparations of that, 59, 44, they say, are strongly opposed. voters who were polled say they don't believe it's fair to ask task taxpayer to pay for wrongs committed in the past or they don't think it's fair to single out one group when other groups have also been wronged in june, the state's reparations task force handed over a report to state lawmakers with more than 100 policy proposals. and while it didn't include a concrete dollar amount, it did recommend cash payments up to $1.2 million. >> president joe biden is wrapping up his weekend long tour overseas in hanoi. the president and his delegation met with vietnam's top officials amid shared concerns about china's pressure on the pacific. he spotlighted new business deals and partnerships between both countries before leaving, mr. biden briefly visited the john mccain memorial to pay his respects. the memorial is located at the crash site where the late senator's plane was

shot down during the vietnam war. mccain was imprisoned for about five years, released and then went on to a long career in us politics, developing news, north korean leader kim jong un is reportedly on his way to russia. multiple south korean media outlets say kim is traveling by train for a meeting with russian president vladimir putin. the kremlin confirmed the meeting overnight. it they did not give specifics of the meeting, but putin reportedly already arrived in the city where the meeting is said to be taking place. us officials believe kim and putin will discuss the arms negotiations that have been advancing between their countries. police say the man who staged a daring escape from a pennsylvania prison more than a week ago now has a new look. >> these new images show daniel cavalcante has shaved his facial hair and now is wearing a hoodie . uh. police say cavalcante also stole a van over the weekend, drove it 26 miles to a former coworkers house, somehow making

it through their perimeter. they found the van abandoned behind a barn after it apparently ran out of gas. it has been 11 days since cavalcante escaped from the chester county prison by climbing up the walls. cavalcanti's former roommate is now speaking right now. >> have anxiety because of this . and i was getting anxious again this week and i was talking to the police for about an hour. i just told him to be caught. >> the 34 year old was convicted of killing his ex girlfriend in front of her two children. police believe cavalcante is still in pennsylvania. they are urging people in that area to secure their cars. is a $20,000 reward is being offered now in the search. >> a bear attack has closed part of montana's national forest. a grizzly bear mauled a person on friday. and first responders helped that person evacuate from gallatin national forest. it happened near big sky in the rocky mountains. authorities say a hunting party was looking for deer in the area when the bear attacked the status of the

person injured. does not known right now. >> progress is finally being made to get an american trapped deep in a cave in turkey back to the surface. mark dickey is a cave researcher. he got trapped more than 3400ft below ground on august 31st after falling seriously ill while on an expedition in after getting medical treatment at last week. yesterday dickey and a rescue crew made it up more than 1000ft. at least 150 rescuers from multiple nations have been working to save him, and he appears to be in good spirits while waiting to be rescued. >> i'm not healed on the inside yet, so i need a lot of help to get out of here. >> teams are using explosives to widen some parts of the cave so they can bring dickey through on a stretcher. experts expect this to take at least five days to get him to the surface. >> new details on the big rebuild for capitola beach and pier crews are set to start

construction on the $7.7 million project later this week. the beach town was hit hard by the winter storms at the beginning of the year. according to our media partners at the east bay times, workers will rip up, replace and expose sand, the wood, decking and railing on the landmark pier. there are plans for an improved entrance, a new boat launch area, new restrooms, free binoculars, stations and educational signs around the bay and its wildlife. so work is expected to be done by next summer at san francisco's ocean beach. >> five people had to be rescued from a strong rip current just yesterday. one adult and four teens were pulled to safety. the person you see here on the right paddled and saved two girls who'd gone under. they were drowning. and the person on the left pulled out the two brothers and the adult who were also being pulled out to sea. the san francisco fire department says the family is okay and did not need to go to the hospital. >> move it or lose it. that is the message from officials. as a

man attempts to get his sailboat off of upton beach in the north bay. we first told you about this story last week on abc seven news. so you can see the sailboat needing to be removed in this video. the removal deadline is noon today. otherwise, the marin county sheriff's office will intervene on boat owner logan walker claims they will chop it up. walker was on his way to seattle last week when he got stuck. when we last saw walker, he was headed to sausalito to get supplies to fix his boat. and coming up here, the governor is weighing in on the 2024 presidential race and what he's saying about two of the gop front runners. >> plus, a talk show crossing the picket line. >> what hollywood writers think of drew barrymore returning to set amid the wga strike and stay with us on abc7 bay area streaming app at seven for abc seven at seven. we are live weekdays from 7 to 8 a.m. you can download the app now wherever you stream. >> 642 on this monday. here's

sfo right now. a live look outside where we have mainly clear conditions across the airport. good air quality this morning that continues into the afternoon and really for the foreseeable future, tomorrow and on wednesday, we are looking good and really for much of the week ahead, our aqi will be in that good zone. here's live doppler seven along with satellite. the story we're tracking a cold front off our coast right now. this is going to swing through here later on this evening into the overnight hours. it moves through dry, meaning it won't bring any precipitation. you'll just notice those winds increase and a cooler afternoon on the way tomorrow. today, though, it's sunny and it's warm out there as we go hour by hour. here's 1 p.m. we're into the 70s and 80s away from the coast in the early afternoon. and we'll continue to warm into the later afternoon with by three, 4 or 5 p.m. upper 80s to lower 90s in our warmest spots away from the coast. so enjoy the sunshine. warm temperatures very similar to how it felt over the weekend. today we'll hit 70in the city, 75 in oakland, 88 in santa rosa, about 80in fremont. a warm 82 in san

jose with a lot of sunshine in inland from concord to antioch, upper 80s to lower 90s by 4 p.m. looking at the three day forecast, we'll have that cold front move through in the overnight hours. that'll drop temperatures a bit tomorrow. it'll kick up that wind as well, but we'll rebound a little bit as we head into wednesday afternoon. we will take a look at the complete seven day forecast coming up here in about

not a choice, but getting help and finding treatment for your meth or cocaine addiction is up to you. treatment for stimulant use disorder is often covered through medi-cal, medicare, and many private insurance plans. choose change california. find proven treatment options like contingency management that are right for you at choosechangeca.org. (gentle music)

in san francisco, marking 22 years since the september 11th attacks. we are taking a live look right now at fire station 35 in the city. every year on this date, the san francisco fire department holds a ceremony honoring emergency responders and all the lives lost. the 9/11 attacks left nearly 3000 people dead across new york,

washington, d.c. and in pennsylvania. taking another live look right now at new york city. vice president kamala harris is at the national september 11th memorial and museum, which is hosting its annual ceremony honoring the people killed in the nine divided by 11 attacks. the names of the nearly 3000 victims, as you can hear here, are being read aloud. >> governor gavin newsom is defending the city of san francisco in a new tv interview him. the governor sat down with nbc's meet the press where he stood up for the city where he was once mayor. he called it, quote, remarkably resilient while also touting his administration's push to solve the state's homeless and affordable housing crisis. there then came the questions on the 2024 election. governor newsom doubled down on his support for president joe biden's bid for reelection and said he does not intend on running himself. >> i hope we don't have to experience that, but i worry about democracy. i worry about

the fetish for autocracy that we're seeing not just from trump but around the world and notably across this country. newsom went on to add that vice president and former california senator and attorney general kamala harris would be the one in line to run if president biden weren't able. >> 49 ers waking up winners this morning after a pretty good start to the season. they blew out the steelers in pittsburgh yesterday. this was six months to the day for quarterback brock purdy returning from tommy john surgery on his injured right elbow. defensive end nick bosa the rest of the team the defense held the steelers to just one score with the niners winning 32 seven. now the niners play the rams next sunday. but don't forget monday night football kicks off tonight right here on abc seven. the buffalo bills taking on aaron rodgers and the new york jets. coverage starts at 5 p.m. right here on abc seven followed by after the game. the writers guild of america is taking a stand

against drew barrymore production on barrymore's tv show will start soon. the actress and tv show host posted a message on instagram saying she stands in, quote, solidarity with the strike. but the wga says any sort of writing done on the show violates its strike rules and their protest. the move the guild went on strike may 2nd. so far, there's no word on a possible end date. >> now for your morning money report. san francisco based instacart is expected to start marketing its ipo to investors as soon as today. according to the wall street journal, the company is targeting a valuation of up to $9.3 billion. that's just a fraction of what instacart was previously worth in 2021. at $39 billion shares are expected to start trading next week. >> a happy reunion in store for a pet owner who lost her dog at the atlanta airport last month. so a woman and her dog left the

dominican republic for california. but during her layover in atlanta, she got turned away by border patrol. delta took care of the dog while the owner was sent home, but they lost the dog on the tarmac after a three week search. somebody spotted the dog on saturday hiding near a cargo area. so the vet will check her out and they are already planning this reunion. can you imagine? you already can't go on your trip. nightmare you got to leave your dog. >> yeah. >> oh, and losing someone else's dog. i heard a funny story of someone we know that i will tell you later off the air to not put them out. but they lost janet jackson's dog when she was in san francisco. >> whips, not janet. >> the dog ran out market street. apparently >> oh, no. >> see, they found the dog, i should say. >> they found out cars. >> could you imagine? no. your one job? no. no. and was there a leash involved? there was the dog apparently just took off,

bolted with the leash, trailing. >> oh, no. >> yikes. >> i heard that story yesterday and was like, oh, oh, no, no. >> oh, no. >> for 15 minutes. but probably the most terrifying thing is i couldn't i could not travel with my animal. >> i just not in a plane. you know what i mean? yeah >> oh, she would hate it. you see, some of those dogs now? >> they're pretty big. >> well, and plus the little ones on the plane, you know, that's okay. but to put my big dog in a crate underneath, no traumatic. sorry. listen i've seen some people do it in first class. >> just sitting there, sitting in the seat. big dogs. >> oh, yeah. that's the lie. >> people will get the seats for them now, soon. >> oh, my. yeah i'm behind the times. >> the anxiety. they need it need to know. that's right. there in first class. and then you're walking by. they're like, no. they look back, they'll look at me. row 42, sir, row 40. i was like, i'm going, i'm going. i'm going. >> don't use my bathroom. >> oh, please leave. i will pull that curtain open. go straight up there. >> oh, my goodness. >> what do you use it? here's a

live look at our visibility this morning. we have great conditions. a little reduced in half moon bay right now, but four miles is not too bad. that's not thick fog, but just an indication that's the only place we have cloud cover this morning. current air quality, green dots across the board. so we will keep that good aqi today and for the next 72 hours, we have a cold front that will move through here later today into the overnight hours. that'll pick up our winds. future tracker wind gusts by 4 or 5 p.m, strongest winds along the coast and through the city, 25 to 35mph. and later on tonight into early tomorrow morning, it will stay breezy along the coast and through the delta thanks to that cold front moving through in the wake of it. tomorrow we'll find some cooler weather moving in. but today it is sunny. it is warm out there, 76 in richmond, 75 in oakland, 70 in the city today, 82. in san jose, 84. in napa, concord, 88. the same in livermore. fairfield and you are the hot spot today coming in at 92 degrees overnight tonight, partly cloudy conditions. we'll keep that breeze with us and temperatures

in the upper 50s to the lower 60s. here is the accuweather 70 forecast. really quiet pattern this week. we'll have morning fog to sun friday evening for rosh hashanah. it's looking very pleasant out there and into the upcoming weekend saturday and sunday. it's mild with morning fog to afternoon sunshine to break lights along the san mateo bridge. >> it's a bit of a grind from 8-80 all the way across the causeway in the high rise up over towards san mateo, about a 23 minute drive from 8-80 over towards 101. so plan your morning accordingly. otherwise guys, we're going to take a look at some of your drive times busier highways 580 highway four in the red already this morning and 101 into san francisco is looking great across the golden gate. our problem spot continues to be in vacaville ville left lane blocked with an accident. it's been out there for a while and it is stacked up now towards dixon for a delay of about 20 minutes. if you're traveling from davis in towards vacaville, both ladies at the desk, thank

you, sue. >> tickets to the theater performance where president abraham lincoln was assassinated are now up for auction. the historic front row balcony seats are expected to sell for more than $100,000. the bid right now shows $43,000. president lincoln was shot and killed by john wilkes booth at ford's theater on april 14th, 1865. the auction house says the tickets being sold were facing lincoln's box. >> there were parades up and down the state over the weekend, the longest running and largest mexican heritage parade in the country rolled through east l.a. now in its 77th year. thousands of people came out to celebrate mexico's independence and mexican culture. the theme this year was the empowerment of latina women. the grand marshal was abc's own mark consuelos. you know him as co host of live with kelly and mark, his wife, tv host kelly ripa was also there. you can always catch live

with kelly and mark right here on abc7. it airs every weekday morning at 9 a.m. right after good morning america. up next is seven things you need to know today and you can watch all of our newscast live and on demand through the abc7 bay area connected tv app. >> it's available for apple tv google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. so you can download the app right now and start streaming. >> and as we head to break, a live look outside right now it is 655. and we'll be right back . >> you are a great you're a great students. >> i heard you're a really good in school. >> how can the community move forward and make progress? >> what is a viable solution? >> and we just really love to see that kind of support happening. and so many of our communities, the home appraisal process appears to be broken, at

least broken for black and brown families every day at abc7, we're building toward something better, a better bay area.

remembering. 911, 22 years after the terrorist attacks. right now, a ceremony is happening in san francisco to honor the victims. this is a live look at that ceremony at. and there will be ceremonies held in the bay area and across the country throughout the day. >> number two, the urgent rescue efforts in morocco after that large earthquake on fire. more than 2100 people, all are confirmed dead. many others are still unaccounted for. president biden has expressed his sadness and promised assistance. >> number three, out with the old and in with the new. bart is celebrating 51 years of service today with its fleet of the future, the agency is no longer operating any legacy cars. bart

is also launching a new service schedule, promising shorter wait times. >> number four, salesforce is dreamforce. conference kicks off in san francisco tomorrow. 43,000 people are expected to attend. and as a reminder, part of howard street is closed for the event. >> and number five, we are in store for a sunny and warm afternoon. here's a live look at our east bay hills camera showing you those clear conditions. we'll have mild temperatures midday and then heading into the afternoon, there's that warm weather, 70 around the bay shoreline inland are warmer spots go into the upper 80s, if not near 90 degrees. and we're following your monday morning drive. >> a look at the eastshore freeway. it is a solid stream there. headed in towards the bay bridge and the macarthur maze. give yourself plenty of time this morning. bay bridge back up beyond the metering lights towards the overcrossings. and there's your drive from hercules at number seven. >> in case you missed it, 19

year old coco gauff won her first grand slam championship over the weekend. she is the youngest american to win the us open since serena williams did it in 1999 at the age of 1718 and she took home $3 million in prize money. congratulations, coco. she did the thing. yes yes. good girl. >> good morning america for our viewers in the west. the search for survivors after the largest earthquake in morocco. new video shows the moment the earthquake hit, as search and rescue crews search for survivors. at least 2,400 people killed, historical sites in ruins. we're on the scene this morning. hurricane lee churning in the atlantic as powerful storms slam the country. major flooding in texas, la