giant sinkhole and cow hollow. >> critical covid booster. the fda approving the updated shots. the next step before they'll be available. plus plus, personalized play list. >> the new spotify feature that evolves with you as the day goes on. >> okay. >> i like personalization and i like it. >> good morning on this tuesday,

september 12th. >> yes, a lot to get to. we want to start the check of our forecast with drew. yeah, good morning. >> so we are beginning with more fog compared to yesterday morning and it will lead to a cooler afternoon today. right now, we have temperatures for the most part, we're in the upper 50s to lower 60s. as we get you outside on this tuesday, here's a live look from our mt. tam camera showing you we have that low level marine layer. this morning. but once we burn it off, we'll have a lot of sunshine on the way. here's how the day shapes up that sun's up here in about 48 minutes, we'll have mostly sunny skies when that fog burns off and pulls back to the coast by about 10 a.m. the afternoon, it will feel cooler. and also breezier compared to yesterday. so some spots about five degrees cooler today compared to yesterday. low 70s around the bay shoreline, low to mid 80s inland high jobina. hi, drew. >> thank you. good morning, everybody. we're going to start with a look at mass transit. it's all on time right now. so if you rely on this for your commute, you're in great shape with bart muni and ace san mateo bridge. things are at the limit, but starting to get a little bit slower in the westbound

direction as you travel towards the peninsula. metering lights flipped on at the bay bridge toll plaza at 546. and this is our busiest area right now. traffic is backed into the maze and i'll let you know if anything else pops up out there for your commute. koumassi thanks, jobina. >> developing news this morning. part of a busy street in san francisco's cow hollow neighborhood is closed after a water main break caused a flood and a huge sinkhole. so the break was on fillmore at union street. and then about a block away, you can see on this map, the sinkhole opened up on green street. and it's just gotten bigger and bigger from there. sky seven captured these images of it. and crews have been working to repair this mess. abc seven news reporter lena howland live there with the latest. hi, lena. >> hey there. good morning to you. the good news out here is that crews have already gone in and replaced and fixed the water main that broke, but crews are still on scene here at this hour about a block up the street from where we are working to make some repairs to this severely damaged road. now, take a look at some of this video. the

sinkhole here on green boulevard balloon wound in size as a result of that water main break. just look at these images are sky seven caught overhead during the daytime. this caused some businesses like the wilder sf bar to become flooded with water, mud and sand. >> it's utter chaos. i mean, the floor is caked in mud and then underneath that, a layer of water. san francisco has pipes that are well over 100 years old. >> some of them are brick. and this one was a cast iron. and that was a spokesman for the san francisco public utilities commission. >> he says while there is a multibillion dollar plan to improve infrastructure, including replacing pipes across the city, crews tell us the water main that broke was installed in 1949. now normal water service has been restored to folks that live out here in this neighborhood. but for those trying to get out to work this

morning, they are going to want to take another route and avoid this area completely as there are still multiple roads shut down at this hour. live in san francisco, lena howland, abc seven news. >> lena, thank you. this morning, police in pennsylvania are on the ground in chester county. they confirmed a new sighting of an escaped murderer there. sources say he may now be armed with a rifle. jobina is tracking that from the live desk. jobina. >> thank you, reggie. this is the first report of a sighting since this weekend after darnell cavalcanti changed his appearance. he escaped nearly two weeks ago from inside a pennsylvania prison. and video shows the 34 year old scaling a wall to get out of there. but since then, the convicted killer has managed to slip through police lines. overnight, authorities swarming an area in chester county, pennsylvania. they are investigating a new confirmed sighting from a chopper. pennsylvania state police say they are pursuing cavalcanti and that he is armed sources telling our sister station wpb that a local

homeowner had shot someone matching cavalcanti's description. but it's unclear if that individual will was hit. >> we have always treated him as potentially being armed. he's been carrying a pack. there's no way to know exactly what's in that pack. >> source does say law enforcement also found shoes in the search. the latest images captured on doorbell video shows cavaco anti now clean shaven, wearing different clothes. cavalcanti was convicted of killing his ex-girlfriend in front of her two children. as of this morning, local, state and federal law enforcement still are searching for him. karbassi. >> thank you, jobina. new this morning, the biden administration says eight more companies are pledging to implement artificial intelligence safeguards. bay area based salesforce and adobe are among the companies agreeing to this voluntary framework. it includes security testing, ai systems before they are released to the public, sharing

information about managing risks and developing a labeling system so users know when they are viewing ai generated content. in all, 15 companies have agreed to participate, and this step is being seen as a stopgap. as congress works on laws to govern, ai. >> happening today, salesforce's annual dreamforce conference kicks off here in san francisco . this year's focus is just what komatsu is talking about artificial intelligence. about 43,000 people are expected to descend on what salesforce calls its dreamforce national park. the company has transformed part of howard street and moscone center to inspire their attendees and attendees, nicknamed trailblazer. to learn more about ai, ceo marc benioff is set to open the conference at 10:00, and the conference runs through thursday. >> there are already a lot of people out there and millions of dollars are heading to bay area schools courtesy of salesforce. yesterday, the san francisco based company announced $20 million in education grants during a celebration at george washington high school. salesforce says the money is

intended to help students move toward careers in tech and ai. >> there's really not a more exciting thing and probably daunting time in public education as we see the challenges that ai is going to have in the classroom. and yet all the opportunities that it's going to provide for teachers and for students and for new skills. >> this is the 11th year of the grant program, which has provided more than $233 million, half of that money going to local schools. >> a cdc panel is meeting today to discuss updated covid booster shots from both pfizer and moderna. the shots were approved by the fda yesterday. the fda approved the shots for anyone over five years old and gave emergency authorization for children as young as six months old. the cdc panel could decide to push the fda's recommendation through or make changes before the cdc director signs off. health officials are recommending every eligible

person get vaccinated, especially those most at risk groups that i would really hope would get it would be those who are older and 65 and those who are immune. >> compromise of any age. >> medical experts say vaccination is still the best tool to fight against severe disease. depending on the results of today's cdc meeting, shots could be going into arms as soon as this week. tempoorary tattoos that might not actually be temporary. >> the start up in san francisco now closing its doors because of alleged false advertising. an office chair flies straight into a car's windshield. >> the scary moments for a family driving on the freeway. oh 608 this morning. >> it is foggy. from our exploratorium camera with our marine layer with us as we begin our tuesday. it's also breezy, if not windy in spots. and we're on our way to a breezy and cooler afternoon. we will go hour by hour on future weather. a time out your day right

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how was that? >> oh, i would be asking the same question. that driver in utah saying that she is fine after a part of a chair flew into her windshield over the weekend and talking to local media, passenger lily eaton said that she and the family in the car, including her three year old sister, were just really grateful that everyone is fine and she says she feels like it was the luckiest unlucky thing. wow. >> that is frightening. here's live doppler seven along with satellite, 6 to 11 this morning. really quiet across northern california. we have what's called a zonal pattern that is bringing about really quiet weather today. and really for the next couple of days. here's

future weather, a little bit of patchy fog out there this morning. the only area that we're finding dense fog right now is right along the coastline. that'll lift as we head into the later morning hours later today into the afternoon, you're going to feel it cooler than we were yesterday . the wind will pick up. we'll find gusts about 15 to 25mph. and that will lead a day where we're finding temperatures about five degrees cooler compared to yesterday. 81 in san rafael, only 69. in richmond, 68 in the city today, 79. in san jose, 72. in oakland, only 85 at antioch. that feels very pleasant for this time of the year with the zonal pattern we're under, we're having minor fluctuations in our temperatures over the next three days. a bit of a warmup, a minor rebound tomorrow, we'll call it mild to warm on thursday. we'll look at that. all important weekend forecast coming up, guys, in about 11 minutes. reggie thanks, drew. >> push to stop break-ins the latest incident in oakland that has business owners calling on city leaders to prevent these burglaries. also a popular golf course at oracle park when tickets go on sale for the

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newly erupted lava. do you see this person? this is not for me. it's a beautiful shot, though. the researchers are scooping up the molten samples before it reaches the surface. the study is an effort to learn more about how the magma is stored below the earth's crust, offering scientists a way to better assess the risk of volcanic eruptions in the future. >> for new developments in the legal fight over the assets of senator dianne feinstein's husband, a san francisco judge is sending this dispute to mediation. senator feinstein's husband, richard blum, died last

year after a long battle with cancer. feinstein's daughter, katherine, has filed multiple lawsuits, claiming the 90 year old senator hasn't received any of his assets as stipulated in the trust agreement. the two acting as trustees, are longtime business associates of blum. but katherine feinstein claims they were not properly appointed to the role. >> oakland business owners are once again calling on city leaders to take action to combat robberies and burglaries. oakland police confirmed to abc7 news they're investigating at least two burglaries in the last week. video here shows a group of people using a car to break into a store. police say thieves are targeting stores carrying expensive items like jewelry and electronic books. some business owners say they are losing tens of thousands of dollars. >> we're paying taxes. we pay city tax and property tax, business tax. we pay all these taxes and everything is where's the protection? you call 911. it takes five minutes just to get

through. >> yesterday, the city of oakland announced a $2.5 million investment to improve 911 response times in the city. >> a san francisco bar is dealing with the aftermath of a break in. the owner of lone star saloon in soma shared these photos on social media. he said, i guess it was finally our turn. after 34 years, we were broken into. it's not clear exactly what the thieves took, but if you look at these photos, you can see a mess really in different parts of the space. and some of the alcohol there is missing. the business is back open, ephemeral tattoos, open in san francisco with the promise of temporary ink. >> but now the startup is closing all its studios, including the one in the mission after customers complained their tattoos are lasting much longer than promised. according to the san francisco chronicle, these temporary style tattoos were done with a real needle, and they were supposed to fade out over 9 to 15 months. but now many people have complained that up to two years later, they still have the tattoos with varying degrees of fading. the

studios expanded quickly across the us. they've already served more than 20,000 people. all of their doors will close by the end of this month. >> a group advocating for safer streets for pedestrians will come together near san francisco's oracle park today. walk sf is planning to build a memorial at the site where a four year old girl was killed one month ago. the driver accused in that crash at fourth and king streets appeared in court yesterday. police say 71 year old karen cartagena hit and killed the young girl while she was being pushed in a stroller. she has pleaded not guilty to vehicular manslaughter. crews have removed one of the two right hand turn lanes on fourth street to try and make that intersection safer. but advocates say it's not enough. they are calling for a pedestrian only phase of the turn signal, among other safety improvements. >> oracle park will once again host a ball game this fall. only it's a different ball. it's a golf ball. the ball back nine event will transform the field into a nine hole golf course. a

dedicated caddie will lead a group through a nine hole game. and then there's a putting challenge to wrap it up. the event runs november 8th through the 12th and tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. today. they are warning that they're going to sell out fast at spotify. i love you, but i don't know, i just checked out their new feature, which we're about to tell you about. it's supposed to match your mood. they apparently think that my mood is country love songs, twang, not twang. >> friend. you don't have to add the twang now. why would they think that? what were you listening to this morning? >> i was listening to a podcast, so i don't really understand why they think that i want to listen to gaslight. they're from the chicks. oh we might. i mean, i always want to listen to kacey musgraves happy and sad. that's my favorite song from her. but i don't feel like listening to it now. >> okay, where is it? where did it pop up? >> i just searched for. so it's this new thing. it's called day list. >> okay, so basically day list. >> yeah. it's supposed to match your mood. >> they give you like a playlist

based on the vibe you have at the time of day. so it could be an indie, intimate evening or a pop pop up morning or what was yours? >> the 20 country love songs twang. >> it could be that mine is energy swamp early morning energy swamp. >> i mean, isn't that what that says? >> it says energy swamp. what does that mean? i get it. >> but am beyonce okay? chloe, do you have her? megan the stallion. her >> that's a that is a great hype up song. but what happened to i'm that girl? what happened to our two moods this morning? >> i don't know. it's a sad jobina is in a swamp. >> you're in a country music western bar. >> we all show me how to do twang. >> twang. >> let's do the little search thing. yeah let's do. we tell everybody the rest of the story? >> no, basically, it changes every couple of hours, so it says that my next update is at 914 for my next. >> well, yours is good, though. >> i was listening. >> i was telling me my mood. >> but what are the songs? are the songs good on the playlist? >> they're good. >> i just wasn't sure that i was

in this mood. but i mean, it's very mellow. >> mine is okay energy, early morning and then has someone else on here. >> it has someone on here i never listened to. so spotify, i have her on the oh, the thumbs down. i'm about to put a thumbs down on this because no names. >> please don't name names. >> okay. okay but how does it know when to start changing? like like when the day evolves? how does it know your vibe changes? like, how does it know when you're driving home? because we have such an abnormal schedule. >> i feel like, you know, the ai knows us, but when do we start playing music in the swamp? >> i know. i just don't get the what's the swamp? >> you know, it's okay if you listen to country twang on the way in. we do not judge. you know the algorithm. >> no, i would look because everybody else's seemed to be accurate. >> yeah. yeah. >> i like my. you're right. i like my country girls. i do. i just don't know how they got this today. i wasn't listening to that. okay? >> it's working. >> this is a good party playlist, i must say, when you're in it to the swamp girl, take it to the swamp.

>> to the swamp we go. don't get that. no one has ever in my. i'm going to get on an airboat drive with the swamp and listen to beyonce swamp downbeat renaissance energy. >> what does that mean? >> it means i don't know. to the swamp. it's i don't know. >> you mix that with that creole . >> oh, maybe that's maybe that's it from the south. it might be. it is a lot of southern rappers and artists. >> you got texas. >> bama was called cabazai. >> mine is inspirational. black gospel tuesday, early morning. >> i feel like that is that is accurate. that is accurate. little breezy little breezy out there later today it will feel cooler as well. we'll have those temperatures about five degrees cooler compared to yesterday. here's hurricane lisa, a category three storm. we have dangerous rip current risk along the entire east coast and the current path likely takes it into either maine or canada by the weekend as a weakening tropical storm. we'll keep our eyes on that. back here at home,

cooler and breezier today. enjoy the sunshine. it will be a pleasant afternoon, but we will have that wind about 15 to 25mph. temperatures dropping into the 50s with a blend of stars and clouds. as we get you into wednesday, here's the accuweather seven day forecast. pretty steady pattern of morning fog to sunshine, mild to warm looking nice for rosh hashanah on friday evening and then the weekend saturday warmer than sunday but a lot of sunshine both days. jobina >> thank you, drew. good morning, everybody. just some quick traffic updates for you. we do have a stall reported right now in the maze. the good news is that it's in the counter commute direction, eastbound 580 before 24. so a heads up to you there. also, dream forest officially here. want to remind you of that closure. howard street between third and fourth streets. and because the conference will officially be underway today, it's going to be really busy through that area. so avoid it if you can. emeryville showing you 80 headlights traveling in the westbound direction and also speeds under the limit until you reach about the center span of the richmond-san rafael bridge, reggie and kumasi, thanks for being on good morning america. >> coming up at seven right here on abc seven and ginger zee has a look at what's ahead.

>> good morning reggie and kumasi. it is great to be with both of you this morning. coming up here on gma, the latest on the story. i know you've been covering new developments in the escaped killer in pennsylvania. there are new reports that he was spotted and that he is now armed with a rifle. plus, don't miss how a 12 year old saved his therapist from drowning. the surprising place that he learned how to do cpr. and show me the money is back. we went to the ohio state fair and helped people find unclaimed money. and this morning, we're going to show you how you can do it from home. last time we did this story, i helped my dad and he got a couple hundred bucks. so you'll want to listen in. t

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out this week if their tuition will increase next year. csu student assistants are unionizing in anticipation of that possible tuition hike. they've joined the cal state university employees union and say the potential fee hike puts them in double jeopardy. the risk of unaffordable tuition while earning what they say is unlivable wage. >> we're paid state minimum wage and that plus the fact that we're capped on our hours means that the cost of living there is not reflected in the amount that we make. it's not feasible to work on campus and live on campus and expect to make anywhere near enough to survive . >> the move to unionize comes ahead of a board of trustees vote tomorrow that could raise csu's tuition by 6% every year for the next five years. csu officials say the funds are needed to address the system's more than $1 billion budget gap . next at 630. we are following breaking news. house speaker kevin mccarthy wants to open an impeached trial against the biden family. details of that

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630. we're live at a massive sinkhole in san francisco. the repairs underway right now after a water main break flooded the streets of cow hollow and damaged some businesses. plus starting today, a historic trial against google. >> the company accused of monopolizing the internet. >> and is it time for that new phone? carmassi and i were just talking about it. what updates are expected today as apple plans to unveil the latest model in cupertino. good morning. do you have $1,000 just sitting around? what oh, i don't. it's

always $1,000, right about by the time you put all the fees in. >> it depends if you have that plan or you can get a new phone every other year. >> and i don't. i don't either. yeah it's a good $1,000. $1,000. >> but you use it all the time. >> it's $1,000. i know my phone is working just fine. >> okay. okay. two seconds ago, she's like, i need a new. >> and then. and then friend. google the prices. and i said, sit down. >> nope, i will not. >> we'll find out later today starting at 10:00 this morning. we are dealing with a bit of fog out there. it is cooler as the afternoon goes on compared to yesterday. it's also breezier. so here's temperatures from the upper 50s to lower 60s to get you out the door this morning. that light layer you need, it's a really beautiful picture. here's the mount tam camera right now showing you our morning marine layer. once it burns off, you've got a lot of sunshine and good air quality. the day looks like this. we'll get that sunshine in full effect once again. but today, we're cooler compared to yesterday and the wind will pick up once again. we'll find those winds gusting about 15 to 25mph, 70 to

low 80s away from the coast by about 4:00 pm. let's check in on traffic, see how we're doing on this tuesday. jobina. thank you, drew. >> good morning, everybody. we're going to start here with the san mateo bridge. everything is moving at the limit. slow down a little bit. if you're traveling in the westbound direction. i was just building a map for you because i want to show you a new slowdown that we have popping up in fairfield in a second. but the golden gate bridge just fine as well. drive. times. tracy to dublin. not too bad. 52 minutes. antioch to concord. yes, we're seeing that highway four commute slow. okay, so this is what i was working on for you. you can see the slowdown forming. we have a stall that's blocking a lane. the chp is on the scene. it's going to be westbound 80 just past west texas street. and it is continuing to slow. so i'll watch this one for you. this morning, jobina. >> thank you. breaking news, we're learning house speaker kevin mccarthy is expected to endorse and impeach an inquiry into president joe biden. sources tell abc news mccarthy plans to tell his conference the inquiry is, quote, the logical next step in order to obtain

financial records from both the president and his son, hunter biden. mccarthy has made it clear there will be a vote at last check. he doesn't have the votes to open an inquiry. we'll keep tracking this and let you know when there is new information. now to a major mess in san francisco. what started as a water main break turned into a giant sinkhole right in the middle of cow hollow. just look at these images from sky seven. the break was on fillmore at union. then two blocks away, the sinkhole opened up on green street and it has ballooned in size from there. abc7 news reporter lena howland is live this this morning with the work that's being done as we speak. lena >> hey, reggie. that's right. good morning to you. even at this hour, crews are still on scene right now about a block up the street from where we are working a clean up this muddy mess, make repairs and eventually get these roads reopened. now, if you take a

look at this video, you can see the good news is that crews have already gone in and replaced the water main that broke. that is what's caused that massive sinkhole to open up yesterday, which you can see from our sky seven video from above this caused multiple businesses to become flooded with mud, water and sand. some told us this is just the latest water main break in this area. the water was, you know, kind of like a river gushing and coming. >> you could see it was coming all the way down the street, but not as bad as this one. >> this is probably the worst i've seen it, the most water that i've seen going down in damage. >> the san francisco public utilities commission says while there is a multi-billion dollar plan to improve infrastructure, including replacing pipes across the city, crews tell us the water main that broke in this neighborhood was first installed in 1949, and now normal water service has already been put

back to normal here in this neighborhood. but if you're headed out the door, this morning, you're going to want to avoid this area as there is still multiple roads shut down at this hour. live in san francisco, lena howland, abc seven news. >> thank you, lena. happening today, salesforce's annual dreamforce conference is kicking off at moscone center in san francisco and this morning we're hearing what some attendees think of salesforce ceo marc benioff threat to leave the city after this year's event. abc7 news reporter gloria rodriguez live in the newsroom with reaction. hi gloria. >> good morning. kumasi ceo marc benioff is going to be kicking off dreamforce in san francisco at 10:00 this morning. 43,000 people are expected to attend the conference, which is focused on artificial intelligence this year. it comes as the city deals with challenges of homelessness , mass drug use and crime. now check this out. moscone center has been transformed into what they're calling dreamforce national park. there's greenery, art, official turf, even waterfalls, as the dreamforce

campus is meant to inspire those who go there. nicknamed trailblazers. to learn more about ai, the conference comes as the city of san francisco has been tackling concerns about homeless bias, drug use and crime. and salesforce ceo marc benioff has talked about possibly moving dreamforce, but visitors and local businesses say they are impressed with what's being done to prepare for dreamforce, such as cleaning up the streets and the sidewalks. a you have any reservations about coming? >> not at all. >> so i was here about a year ago for another conference. everything went great. i have no reason to believe that there's anything wrong with coming, but this is my first time. actually so i'm very excited to be here. >> san francisco police say they are ramping up their patrols as they're increasing the number of uniformed and plainclothes officers. there are also many more community ambassadors out and about, and there are some big names that are scheduled to talk at dreamforce, such as matthew mcconaughey, will.i.am,

dr. jane goodall. i was going through the list this morning. there's a lot more. and foo fighters will be performing at chase center on wednesday night. that's part of dream fest, a fundraiser for ucsf benioff children's hospital. dreamforce runs through thursday. live in the newsroom, gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> reggie, thank you. gloria we turn now to the landmark antitrust case against google going to trial today. the question, is google too powerful ? is it a monopoly that needs to be broken up? jobina is tracking that from the live desk. jobina >> thank you, reggie. this morning, google goes on trial, as you just stated, the mountain view based search engine access by some 8.5 billion users daily handling an estimated 99,000 queries per second is accused of stifling competition and creating an online monopoly. the implications go far beyond google and into the growing artificial intelligence market. columbia law professor tim wu says a win for google at trial will mean business as usual, a loss, though he says, will allow

for more search engine options from competitors. >> google is accused used basically of buying its way out of competition. the allegation is that it made a bunch of deals with mainly with apple to prevent other search engines from getting a foothold and challenging it. google is going to say, we've been successful because people like us, when given the choice, people always choose google search. >> the last big antitrust trial was against microsoft in the 90s. a judge ruled that the company was placing its internet explorer software in so many personal computers that it amounted to a monopoly in the end, microsoft agreed to change its business practices and allow for more competition. and now you see where we are today in the 2020s. so as for this case against google, the trial is expected to last through november with the decision not expected until next year. reggie jobina, thank you. >> a major cyber security breach has thrown mgm resorts across

the country, including all their properties in las vegas, into chaos. the company says the breach started sunday day. the fbi is now investigating. it apparently brought down the mgm website, the reservation system , and caused casino gaming floors to go offline. las last night, mgm said that the gaming floors are back up and running, but the hotel and restaurant reservation system that's still not working. also, some hotel guests are being given physical keys because the digital keys on their phones aren't working. >> one step closer to freedom for five americans detained in iran, the biden administration is now waiving sanctions to allow the transfer of $6 million in frozen iranian money from south korea to qatar. this is part of a previously announced prisoner swap to get these americans home. us secretary of state antony blinken signed off on the waivers last week. iran reportedly can only use the money for humanitarian purposes . us as part of the deal, the administration also agreed to

release five iranian prisoners being held in the us. >> happening now, severe flooding has been hitting much of new england after 6 to 9in of rain fell on that area in just a few hours. cars are submerged as floodwaters spill into towns throughout massachusetts and rhode island. officials are warning that the flooding could get even worse as rivers near boston begin to crest. >> people were sitting on top of their cars just waiting for someone to come and rescue them. >> all of this severe weather comes ahead of hurricane lee, which is expected to hit new england this weekend. the hurricane is currently moving north in the atlantic as a category three is expected to weaken by the time it makes landfall. coastal areas have been placed on alert as the storm is expected to bring more heavy winds and rain to that area. >> happening today, santa clara county supervisors are expected to take action on a series of measures to help battle the fentanyl crisis. one proposal calls for investment in resources so people can get

services as quickly as possible, particularly those who want to get into a treatment program. another idea is to help doctors understand how to properly diagnose and treat addiction. >> we really want to educate as many people as possible so that they can both treat addiction, but also be aware of it and make connections to the appropriate location or resource supervisor . >> chavez says the county also wants to fund education programs about fentanyl and make narcan and fentanyl test strips more widely available. >> more chances, more chances. i should say to the office of san jose's independent police auditor. assistant police auditor eva roa has now stepped down. this comes just months after the top watchdog retired the independent police auditor office is tasked with making sure city internal investigations into officer misconduct are fair and thorough . in her resignation letter, roa detailed concerns she said, quote, in its current exists ince this office is without real power or respect from either

anyone at city leadership level nor gjpd. after joining the ipa in 2020, roa said san jose leaders forgot about the office until the annual year end report , or when a national event or a moment of crisis occurred. the acting ipa believes the accusation ans are without merit. if you read the letter, they're very general complaints. >> there's no there there. so with out having had a discussion with her, she was gone. by the time i returned and it's very hard for me to address anything other than the emotions in the letter. >> the office will look to fill roa's role as a search for a permanent ipa continues. >> time is running out for the united auto workers union and some major carmakers to reach an agreement on a new contract. if there's no deal by thursday night, thousands of people could walk off the job friday morning. the possible strike has potential car buyers asking if now is the right time to purchase. industry analysts say it just depends on what you're

buying. >> there's still a shortage in the most popular models, and those are the people and places that we're really going to feel it the most. >> gm, ford and stellantis automakers are the big three being affected potentially, according to one estimate. a strike against all of them could be more than $5 billion hit to the economy in just ten days. today is the day many apple fans wait for every year the annual event where the cupertino based company makes some of its most anticipated product announcements. >> this time, we are expecting a major change to the iphone. >> there are a lot of rumors. the biggest one being that these this line of iphones will potentially switch from lightning to usb-c charging. and what that means is that you can use the same charger for your iphone and your ipad and your macbook and also with android phones, which is a really big deal that you'd be able to use the same charger on both an iphone and an android. >> apple's new vision pro vr headset announced earlier this year is also expected to be a

part of this unveiling. the event starts at 10 a.m. it will be streaming. and if you want a summary after it happens, make sure you have your push alerts enabled on the abc7 news app to get that info. a win for fast food worker is the deal just announced to give workers a wage increase and a live look at the big board. >> the new york stock exchange down right now by about 60 points. another update on the markets next. >> one of one number one, the only one, beyonce's heartfelt thank you to another queen for the surprise performance at her birthday concert. and stay with us on the abc7 bay area streaming app at seven for abc7 at seven. we're live every weekday from 7 to 8 a.m. you can download that app wherever you stream. >> 644 on our tuesday the explore camera it is gray out there this morning. it's quite a different picture here compared to yesterday where we had clear skies but we have fresh air. good air quality today, tomorrow, thursday and even through the upcoming weekend.

here's live doppler seven along with satellite. what we're tracking really quiet across northern california this morning. we have a zonal pattern and we're underneath the zonal pattern. it really brings about tranquil weather and the extended forecast. we're not finding any big extreme when it comes to our temperatures. day to day. it's a really pleasant forecast. here's future weather, hour by hour, that cloud cover we have up above burns off pretty quickly this morning. by 10 a.m, we should break out into total sunshine across the region later this afternoon, the winds will pick up and it will be a cooler afternoon compared to yesterday by about five degrees cooler in most cities compared to monday afternoon highs today , 69in richmond, 75 in fremont, 79in san jose with a lot of sunshine in afternoon sunshine in the city at 68, 76 in napa, oakland up to 72 degrees. looking at the three day forecast, you're not finding any real big changes day to day tomorrow. minor bump up in our temperatures with a couple of 90s coming back inland. but we'll have that morning fog to

afternoon sunshine on through the end of the week. we will preview that all important weekend forecast coming up in eight minu

is coming to san francisco this friday night. 72 vineyards will be lining irving street and offer an array of asian foods ranging from boba tea to beef noodle soup to ube pies. the event will also include a dance zone with live music and djs and a fun zone for kids. sun set. night market will be held between 20th and 23rd avenues. it goes from five until 10 p.m. >> new at six execs from google's parent company alphabet say they remain fully committed to building its new neighborhood in downtown san jose. that's according to our media partners at the mercury news. in february, google announced it was reassessing its downtown west development, leading to months of speculation. the tech giant might back out of the

project. the company says downtown west will create seven point 3,000,000ft■!s of commercl and residential space and expects to employ up to 20,000 of its workers in the new neighborhood. >> developing news. north korean leader kim jong un is reportedly now in russia after his heavily armored private train crossed the border. and the kremlin now confirms both kim jong un and russian leader russian president vladimir putin will be meeting. putin's reportedly already in the city where the meeting is said to be taking place. now it's not clear when that meeting will happen. us officials believe both leaders are expected to meet about a possible plan for north korea to supply weapons to russia. california will soon vote to lift the travel ban on state funded travel to 26 states with anti-lgbt lgbtq+ laws. lawmaker say the ban has inadvertently caused california to isolate itself as opposed to supporting more vulnerable communities. with more than 500 anti-lgbtq

bills introduced across the country this year. california democrats want to lead the nation in inclusivity and lgbtq support. state senate will hold a final vote on the ban before it heads to the governor's desk . >> now it's your morning money report. california fast food workers can expect to see bigger paychecks in a new deal to increase wages. in a deal announced yesterday, the labor and fast food industry says that minimum wages will raise for its workers to 20 bucks an hour. that's nearly a $5 pay raise from the current $15. the raise will apply to most fast food restaurants in the state that are part of a chain with at least 60 locations nationwide. the pay increase goes into effect next year. and now we take a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway. you can see that we're down about 76 points now to an everything moment at a beyonce concert in southern california. >> of course, that moment with diana ross was everything. >> yes. so, diana showed up on beyonce birthday and beyonce

shared a heartfelt post on instagram. it says, thank you to the incomparable ole miss diana ross, the one of one, the number one, the only one. thank you. from the depths of me, my queen. and honor of beyonce. special day. the supreme star took the stage to sing happy birthday. september 4th. people went absolutely nuts. beyonce was overjoyed. and now, of course, filled with gratitude. the renaissance world tour is set to wrap up next month. oh, i know. i don't feel like it's been long enough. i know. no, i was really just thinking this. i was really sorry for anyone in asia who hasn't seen her. anyone south america who hasn't seen her. it was just europe and north america, right? that's it. >> i was assuming it was because she does like, take her kids to school and stuff. she's like it just had a it's a lot just had to do it. we could do. >> we're grateful. grateful sorry to japan. so sorry. >> but they flew here. there

were so many people from asia that came to the bay area show. yes i thought that was so interesting. also, we are the closest. >> yeah. yeah, yeah. >> or i guess la maybe. >> come here. it's fun time. yes >> we need your money. >> yeah, please. >> this morning here's our east bay hills camera. you can see we have that fog with us rolling down the hillside. that sun is up and we will have afternoon sunshine. your pollen count. tree pollen is up. it's at medium levels right now. your main offenders are elm and pine . so be aware of that visibility right now, not too bad. we see it's reduced in a couple of spots like santa rosa and half moon bay, where we're at four miles visibility. but that's not too thick right now. we'll keep our eyes on that, not anticipating much in the way of dense fog because we have a bit of a breeze right now anywhere from about 5 to 15mph. and that really does help to limit how dense that fog can get in spots this morning. and that will lead to a breezy, if not gusty afternoon on the way. here's future weather showing you 5 p.m. we'll have those winds gusting 15 to 25mph. could

likely find some stronger gusts along the coastline and that will also usher in a little bit of a cooler afternoon today compared to yesterday morning. clouds the sun. that's the call for your tuesday, 86 in santa rosa, 72. in oakland, about 73. in palo alto, 79. in san jose, 68. in the city and inland low to mid 80s by about 4 p.m. this afternoon. overnight tonight, we'll find our marine layer reestablishing itself. i think tomorrow morning we will find some pockets of drizzle. don't be surprised if there are some wet pavement as we go about the early morning wednesday commute. we'll keep our eyes on that. here's the accuweather seven day forecast pretty steady pattern of morning fog to sun temperatures mild to warm even through the upcoming weekend. saturday a bit warmer than sunday but both days lots of sunshine. jobina >> thank you, drew. good morning, everybody. we have a couple of issues to talk about. very quickly. we're going to begin in sunol where there's a major crash here involving a big rig and at least three other vehicles is what the chp is saying right now. southbound 680 past 84. look at these speeds down to 11 and ten miles per

hour. so not a great commute through that section of the east bay moving up further to fairfield here where we still have the stall slowing you down on westbound 80 past west texas street at the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights came on at 546. and also if you're traveling in the eastbound direction we have a stall blocking a lane on the lower deck. reggie and kumasi, thanks for being in portugal. >> distilleries winery tank explode flooded sending 600,000 gallons of red wine onto city streets. no one was hurt, but the incident triggered an environmental warning. the town's fire department diverted the wine away from the river and into a field. the soil is now being taken to a special treatment plant. >> the giants three game sweep over the colorado colorado rockies. was it the only thing that fans had to enjoy at oracle park this past weekend? so on friday, the team replaced the normal player headshots on the scoreboard with portraits drawn by children battling cancer.

several organizations provided the artwork, including kids, including kids and art family house, camp okitsu and lucille packard children's hospital. >> that's a really cool idea. >> yeah, i wish more teams would do that. >> up next, the seven things to know today. you can watch all our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. >> it's available for apple tv google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. you can download that app now and start streaming. >> and as we head to break ooh this is nice. 655 we'

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say house speaker kevin mccarthy is planning to endorse an impeachment inquiry into president biden as part of an effort to obtain financial documents from both the president and his son. there are questions if he can get enough votes to open the inquiry. >> number two, san francisco is dealing with a giant sinkhole at the intersection of green and fillmore streets. it opened up after a water main break late

sunday night, sending water gushing everywhere. our crews are still working on repairs. >> number three, salesforce, his annual dreamforce conference gets underway in san francisco this morning 43,000 people expected to attend this year. >> number four, the cdc is meeting today to discuss the new covid booster shots from pfizer and moderna. the fda approved the shots yesterday depending on how today goes. the shots could start going into arms later this week. >> and number five, look at this beautiful camera shot from our mt. tam cam showing you a gorgeous sunrise below. we do have our marine layer. it's patchy fog in spots and we'll find that cloud cover pulling back to the coastline for sunshine. but it's a breezy and cooler afternoon on the way. let's plan it out for you. a blend of sun and clouds out there through 9 a.m. we'll find brighter conditions around lunchtime. 60 and 70. but that breeze picks up this afternoon, gusting about 15 to 30mph. and that will lead to a cooler afternoon compared to yesterday, about five degrees cooler in

most cities compared to monday. we'll go into the low 70s around the bay shoreline and low and mid 80s in our warmest spots inland by 4 p.m. >> number six, we have a major crash underway right now in sunol. you can see the backup lit up all on our sensors here. so southbound 680 past 84 is where this crash is involved with the big rig and several other vehicles as your speeds are going to be 11mph as you travel southbound on 680 and 11mph southbound on 84 as number seven, apple's yearly september product reveals happening this morning. >> the cupertino based company is expected to announce it's changing the charging cable on the iphone during an event this morning. it starts at ten and several other product announcements are also expected, including the vr headset. >> oh, so excited about that. >> well, it's a lot of money. i feel like. >> oh, it's so much money. but i want to i want to do it. >> yeah, yeah, i want to do it.

i want to know a friend that has it. >> yeah. >> who's rich? >> who do we know that's rich? rich? we can try that on. so we'll find that out. >> but that's what you need. you need rich friends. >> no, you know, is that the i was that the apple vr i'm collecting new rich friends. >> if anyone is out there always, always. >> we never discriminate. >> no, no, we won't look down on you for having a lot of money. >> we'll never tell anyone. >> headset. >> good morning america. a flash flooding emergency as hurricane lee looms. major hurricane on the move bringing life threatening surf and rip currents, plus the flash flooding in the northeast. water rescues overnight. and the new alerts this morning. ginger is tracking it all. breaking overnight. spotted?