and nearby homes and businesses. >> repairs to the water main have been made, but that's only the beginning here. abc seven news reporter luz pena has been covering this story and today went with a crew to survey the damage dried up mud throughout multiple streets in san francisco's cow hollow neighborhood tell a story of overnight chaos between homes and commercial buildings. >> we have surveyed 116 and we're currently working on 68 right now. >> we joined the servicemaster restore crew into one of the damaged homes. this garage had multiple inches of mud after a water main break sent droves of water down fillmore street monday morning. this is one of the crews assessing the damage in this area. >> so we're going to be extracting water from here and all the dirt we have about 2.5in, three inches of water and mud next door. >> this resident woke up to a stream of water. the miraculous we missed part of his home. >> by the time the flow of water

got to my house, it was much less. and therefore we were lucky. on union street, the new owner of marina submarine was not as lucky. >> his surveillance camera captured a river like stream that rushed into his business. >> the whole basement is flooded. i have fridges. i have a lot of inventory downstairs and now i have to toss everything. >> according to san francisco's utility commission, on average, there are between 100 to 200 water main breaks in their system every year. this is an example of san francisco's aging infrastructure for about 20% of the city's water pipes are 100 years old. the one behind us, 74 years old. >> we agree passively, proactively, we upgrade about 9 to 10 miles of pipeline a year. that's been consistent for several years now. the problem is we don't have a crystal ball that can predict when the next water main break or leak might be. >> the 16 inch water pipe in

question was made out of cast iron, a material the city doesn't use anymore. >> today we use something used ductile iron, which is much more flexible while it's durable and it's much stronger than materials that were used about 100 or so years ago. >> as city crews continue to fill in the sinkhole, san francisco's city attorney's claim division was also surveying the area home and business owners have up to six months to file a claim that the city needs to review. many are starting the process now. >> they have to pay for the damages because this is nobody's fault. you know, the business owners are trying to stay up for the neighborhood and, you know, trying to make a living out of it. but it's tough in san francisco. >> luis pena, abc seven news developing news out of contra costa county where a teacher and coach have been arrested accused of human trafficking. >> one of the accusers is a student at the coaches college. that's diablo valley college. abc seven news reporter ryan curry with a look at the charges

he's facing. >> kylie whitmore, a track coach and communication studies teacher at diablo valley college, faces nine counts of pimping human trafficking and other charges. whitmore had been a track coach at the school for nearly ten years. the da's office says whitmore traffic to victims is one of the victims was a student at dvc and told authorities at the college, which led to the sheriff starting an investigation. when authorities arrested whitmore on september 7th. >> this from what i understand, this is possibly a first time offense. i mean, i don't know the details of the case beyond what's in the complaint. >> in a statement to abc seven diablo valley college said the district is devastated by the seriousness of the allegations that have been raised thus far. e safety of our students and staff is our main priority. we take serious any accusations of inappropriate behavior by our emoyees and honor the expectation that our students, staff and visitors have to be safe when they visit our campuses. they say they placed whitmore on administrative leave in court monday. whitmore's defense attorney asked to move

the arraignment to next week. he is also asking for a bail hearing because whitmore is currently being held in the county jail without bail. some athletes and former students of whitmore say they are shocked by the allegations that, as you know, life goes on and you know, things happen. >> people change. so who knows? but from my experiences, i've never had to deal with anything like that. >> the district attorney's office say they are taking human trafficking crimes very seriously. >> the sheriff's office said if there is more information, if anyone in the public has more information on to contact their investigative unit and they will take that information down. >> in martinez, ryan curry, abc seven news san francisco's effort to crack down on the drug crisis is about to enter a new phase. >> the city has already asked for assistance from the federal government and we are getting a better idea what it will look like. today on getting answers, i spoke with josh cain, who is a senior reporter with the san francisco standard, our media partner. he says an emphasis is going to be placed on the federal prosecution of drug crimes. they have started

charging drug users actually to try and get them into treatment and get them off the streets. >> very, very few people are accepting treatment, so they're looking now how do we get to disrupt the drug trafficking markets and doing that with federal prosecutors, with federal cases they believe is going to be a new strategy that really disrupts operations. >> cain says it's part of the partnership between the city, state and federal government to put an end to san francisco's open air drug markets. well oakland's mayor tells us the city is using all the tools it has as it tries to stop crime, including undercover cops and bait. i spoke with mayor chantelle earlier on abc seven news at 11 a.m. she said she's fed up with crime. >> i'm just sick of it. i'm sick of it. the residents are sick of it. we are upset and right now we're doing everything from a bait car to put ipads and electronics into vehicles. and then we're going to have police officers to chase them. and not just that, but more so than that, i just got off the phone

with the chief and we have a shipping team that's going out there actively undercover so that we can actually capture the people or who are committing these egregious offenses. and just creating chaos in society. >> de oakland is also using a $1.2 million loan from the state to install 300 new license plate reader cameras across the city. >> dreamforce used to be billed as the biggest cloud computing conference in the world. now it's being labeled as the biggest ai conference in the world. just kicked off in san francisco. dreamforce drawing more than 40,000 attendees to the moscone center. abc7 news reporter suzannephan joining us live in the newsroom with a closer look at what to expect. suzanne >> so, larry, the biggest names on stage today included salesforce ceo marc benioff and ai heavyweight sam altman, the ceo of openai. people from all over the country and all around the world packed into moscone center for the beginning of dreamforce.

deal in san francisco. dreamforce is back at moscone center once again. the area has been transformed into the conference's national park. >> it's a lot bigger and more interesting than i expected. >> i think it's very interactive and really like relaxing kind of diverse environment attendees is also known as trailblazers are immersed in the trailblazer forest with a waterfall lush greenery and reminders all around that artificial intelligence is key, with signs like entrust. >> why? because if ai is the wild west, who's is the sheriff around here? >> the conference kicked off today with a greeting from hollywood star matthew mcconaughey, saying force ceo marc benioff took center stage. >> he reminded attendees that they are on the cutting edge. >> you know, new chapter is open. this year in ai. we all know that. it's amazing what's happening in ai. >> ai is why nearly 43,000 people are expected to show up in person at dreamforce.

>> this is one place that everybody looks at as the mecca of, you know, innovation in. >> i like his idea that that we want to integrate all of our data into one location. >> he's such a visionary. i've actually been at the company for 12 years and there's a reason for that because we continue to push the envelope on innovation . >> a few weeks ago, benioff talked about the possibility of moving dreamforce if challenges facing the city of san francisco like homelessness, drug use or crime, have an effect on the conference. >> but today i want to welcome everyone to san francisco, our home, and we hope that you have a great time here and a safe time. >> mayor london breed stands behind the effort san francisco has made to get ready for dreamforce to be clear, dreamforce has been here now for at least ten years, since the very beginning, and they have not had any problems hosting their conventions here in the past. >> and they won't in the future. this is home for marc and salesforce and they are continuing to be committed to

our city. >> more than 70 leaders are speaking at dreamforce. they include, as you heard sam altman with openai and the ceo of anthropic, so-called visionaries that are attending include dr. jane goodall, matthew mcconaughey, rainn wilson, spike lee and will. i am. now, organizers say they are taking the stage to share how business can be the biggest platform for change. live in the newsroom, suzannephan abc seven news. >> suzanne, thank you. and there's some celebrities at dreamforce, primarily musicians. you never know who you might run into wandering around moscone center. somebody recognized u2 lead singer bono and snapped a picture with him. next one is a little bit more obvious. dave matthews did an acoustic performance for attendees prior to marc benioff's keynote speech. no sign yet of the foo fighters. they're scheduled to perform tomorrow. >> salesforce and adobe are among 15 companies pledging to implement artificial intelligence safeguards. it includes security testing, ai systems before they're released. share information about managing risks and developing a labeling

system so users know when they're viewing ai generated content. the step is seen as a stopgap. as congress works on laws to govern, ai. >> new details out of sacramento today. a bill to allow amsterdam style cannabis cafes has been sent to the governor for his signature. that bill was approved by both the state senate and the assembly. it would let local governments license cannabis retailers to venture into other businesses, like selling coffee or food. san francisco assembly member matt haney wrote the bill. he says it would help both struggling cannabis businesses as well as empty downtown. >> millbrae city leaders voted today to delay a decision on whether to turn a la quinta inn into permanent supportive housing for the unhoused. the san mateo county board of supervisors met this morning to consider the proposal. dozens of community members showed up to express concerns, the major one being public safety, the $33 million project would provide housing for unsheltered individuals, seniors and families.

>> coming up on abc seven news at four, a lot of tech news today. google on trial accused of abusing its power. apple's annual event, what they unveiled and the new change to every new phone. and later, what you need to know about the newest covid vaccine. >> no need for the ac today we have the natural stuff. i'm abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. i'll let you know how long it will last when abc7 news at ready to feel what it's like? when you can du more with less asthma. it's possible with dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... and can even reduce or eliminate oral steroids. are you in? dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. get help right away if you have rash,

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he got his hands on the new tech. he has more. the familiar fall time buzz surrounded the apple campus in cupertino for the debut of the all new apple watch series nine and iphone 15. their innovative features and industry leading technology edges help improve our lives in so many meaningful and delightful ways. >> the apple watch series nine cost 399, the first apple product considered carbon neutral. and now you can control your apple watch almost hands free by just tapping your index finger and thumb. you can answer phone calls, scroll through your dock and more. >> it uses a machine learning algorithm to detect the unique signature of tiny.

changes in blood flow. when your hand and fingers perform a double tap. it has a lot of potential. >> even more potential. i think that they're even hinting at from an iphone standpoint, i think they really did a nice job of adding functionality. >> the iphone 15 and 15 pro offers new features like a new action button on the pro that you could set shortcuts to control your phone as well as the ability to request roadside assistance through triple a, even without a signal, you'll never see steven spielberg or someone like that make a movie about someone stranded on a desert island because it will just never happen again. >> because the new iphones have completely eliminated that possibility. >> of all the new features that we're most excited about, especially while shooting on an iphone comes behind with the all new camera on the iphone 15 pro, the 48 mega pixel lens offers the equivalent of seven camera lenses in one with five x zoom the longest optical zoom yet at 120mm. if you're at that taylor swift concert, you want to get as close as you can. >> and five x zoom is like getting $1,000 more expensive seat. i mean, there wasn't really anything that i think that it would stop the world.

>> but from an iterative change standpoint, i think they're doing a lot of interesting, practical things. >> the one negative some consider is the new charging ports. all usb-c apple is moving away from the previous lightning cables to streamline devices. the iphone 15 base model costs 7.99 and the iphone 15 pro costs 9.99. preorders can be made now and they'll be available in stores next friday in cupertino, dustin dawsey, abc seven news. >> in other tech news today, the biggest antitrust trial in decades is now underway in washington, dc. >> now the us government is accusing google of abusing its power to dominate the search engine business. reporter rob hayes from our sister station in los angeles has a look at the case. the world's biggest search engine in federal court today. >> the us justice department accusing google of shelling out billions of dollars each year to be the default search engine on apple's iphones and web browser. the government says other search engines are essentially choked out. >> google is accused basically of buying its way out of

competition. >> an columbia law professor, tim wu, says if google loses this case, the landscape would be opened up to more search engine competitors. but google's search engine is a massive presence on the internet. it is used by some 8lion people every day, handling about 99,000 searches each second. google attorneys most likely are going to make the argument that its popularity isn't based on deals cut with apple and other companies, but on the fact that it works best. >> google is going to say we've been successful because people like us, when given the choice, people always choose google search. >> this case harkens back more than 25 years when the justice department accused microsoft of antitrust violations. a federal judge in that case ruled that microsoft's placement of its internet explorer software in so many computers amounted to a monopoly. see, microsoft was forced to allow more competition. now now, over the next two and a half months, a

federal judge will have to decide if google is the next tech behemoth that rigged the system. >> what's not allowed is to make a deal that locks other people out. >> rob hayes, abc seven news, instacart. >> its value has taken a steep hit. the grocery delivery company's latest valuation is billions of dollars below what the company was worth. just a year ago, according to an updated initial public offering filing instacart is valued between 8.6 and $9.3 billion. that's far less than the 24 billion valuation at this time last year. instacart filed to go public last month and is looking to debut on the nasdaq global select market as soon as next week. >> all right. let's turn our attention to the weather nice and mild. >> yeah, those numbers aren't going up too much. we're down too much. exactly. let's check in with sandhya. yeah >> no major swings in our temperature as larry and kristin, but today you probably noticed it. like larry mentioned, it is mild outside. we don't have the heat to worry

about. here's a live view from our santa cruz camera. and we are seeing a combination of sunshine and some fog. here's a view from our walnut creek camera and it's a bright view. temperatures in our warmest inland valleys only in the mid 80s, concord and livermore. so definitely not what you would expect around this time of year. 82 in santa rosa, 74 in napa. live view from our golden gate bridge camera. and you can barely see the top of the golden gate bridge as it is still socked in 67 in the city, low 70s oakland mountain view right now, it is 79. in san jose and 61 in half moon bay. so many parts of the bay area noticing their temperatures are down. there are a few spots that actually had their numbers come up by a few degrees. but the onshore winds gusting right now to 16 miles an hour in san mateo . it's a steady wind coming off the ocean there in san francisco, 30 miles an hour as we go hour by hour. breezy tonight at 5:00, the gusts will pick up a bit at 8 p.m. over 30 miles an hour. and then the winds subside and only to notice

that by tomorrow afternoon it'll be breezy once again. so what's bringing the breezy pattern? the cooler weather than normal for many parts of the bay area, it's this trough to our north. and you will notice that onshore wind is getting enhanced isolated thunderstorms in the sierra right now. very quiet, though, just a few patches of fog still on the coastline. and you can see it from our emeryville camera right around sutro tower. and here's a look at the forecast headlines. low clouds, fog and spotty morning drizzle, a little warmer near the bay and inland tomorrow and we're going to go with cooler than average for the weekend hour by hour. we go tomorrow morning. notice that the fog and the low clouds will be a little more widespread in coverage compared to today. we will have some spotty drizzle around, especially around 7 a.m. so if your commute takes you along the coast, be prepared for fluctuating visibility and some damp spots in the afternoon. in the evening, we'll still hang on to some of that fog near the coastline. your morning temperatures in the 50s and the 60s to start the day tomorrow

afternoon. numbers coming up just a skosh. we'll go with low 90s for our warmest places like antioch and fairfield. low 60s right near the coast. it's going to be another breezy one, but really pleasant weather for your wednesday and it is looking similar for thursday with a wide range of temperatures as we head into the end of the workweek and the weekend, we're going to notice the cooling trend with temperatures coming down into the low 80s by early next week. so well below average, low 60s coast side. and for rosh hashanah, friday evening at sunset should be nice looking weather. so kristen and larry, for those celebrating will be pleasant. >> all right. thank you, sandra. >> all right. more problems for the biden administration today, the impeachment inquiry now underway. why it's not enough for some republicans. >> and california's travel ban could be coming to an ♪ i'm with it ♪ ♪ i gotta good feeling about this ♪ ♪ yeah, ♪

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for your time. so what variants will these new vaccines target, right. so they're specifically all what's called monovalent and they are all all directed against what's called xb 1.5. >> however, xb 1.5 now is only 3% of our circulating strains. so the question is, do they cover the current circulating subvariants even though they're directed against 1.5 and all those experiments have been done and they do cover what's called eg5, which is the current sub-variant that's the most prevalent in this country. about 21.5% of strains. and they cover that really well. they even cover that one that people were really worried about was called ba2. 86 has lots of mutations. but this this booster covers it fine. >> interesting. okay we've seen a rise in cases recently. are you advising people look, go get the new shot and do it as soon as you can. you know, the thing is, we're always going to see covid cases increase when we get

a new sub-variant we're going to see them increase in the winter, too, though, because the winter is when people are inside and all respiratory pathogens like the cold. >> unfortunately. so i'm not actually saying rush out and get them. you may want to get them closer to october, which is when we represent when we recommend the flu shot, because that's when you're going to start going back inside. i will say that the people who really need to have it and this is more from the w.h.o. and not the cdc. cdc recommended it for everyone, but most countries, including the who is recommending it for over 65. those on immunosuppress patients and those with co-morbidities. it's those three populations that i really want to focus our messaging towards to please get it this fall. >> i think that's an important point because for many people who've taken four shots, five shots, there's like vaccine hesitancy at this point, like nobody wants to go in and get another shot and you could see the numbers continue to go down and down and down with every of the uptake. >> yeah, of the uptake, yeah.

the bivalent booster uptake that was the last one was a 20.5% uptake in those over 18. it's not like americans don't get it. they get it that other countries are saying, hey, we're going to we're going to really look at the people who are still most at risk for covid older. those on immunosuppressants, those with multiple co-morbidities. that's what every other country, including the world health organization's recommending. so i would really want to focus our messaging on those populations. please do. my parents are going to get it at then and then, otherwise it's not as urgent. >> all right. do you see this as we evolve? we're three years into this thing. it's obviously not going away that these vaccines, it's going to be like the flu shot, that you'll get one on an annual schedule and maybe it won't be that big a deal. >> yes, there's no doubt that covid is what's called endemic now. and what does that mean? well, you have to look at the mortality rate from covid relative to other viruses. that is like covid, like influenza. and we reach that similar mortality rate some while ago.

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seven jets quarterback aaron rodgers unfortunately suffered a season ending injury early in the game. torn achilles done for the year. fellow quarterback patrick mahomes of the chiefs tweeted his condolences, but it didn't appear that way at first because he wrote hate that man praying for the best. well, after an edit, it read a bit kinder. hate that comma man been praying for the best. mahomes later tweeted new who i was going to need that edit button on here one of these days you know it's unfortunate injury for aaron rodgers and the jets for sure. how many of you have

tweeted something and then seconds later realized, oh, no, i think we all have. would you like to tell us about yours, sandy? no. >> mean then you just delete it and then you're send it out. if you have a punctuation error, obviously, you know, it kills me. >> does this happen to you autocorrect where you think you typed something and it's well, and now it's trying to be predictive. >> and any time you pause, it puts a comma. i'm like, don't try to fix it. i'm just coming up with my next word. so now it's thrown in commas, left and right. i'm like, please go back to the old model where i had to say comma and it would put it in. right? >> but what does this say about larry that when it's being predictive, it adds curse words and things like that that get him in trouble? >> it knows him well. >> why do i feel it's the three ladies against me that's what this feels like against you? yeah, that's what they all say when they're against you. >> and larry, we got three more stories to go. so buckle your seat belt. all right. mcdonald's self-serve soda machines are

fizzing out. mcdonald's is removing drink stations from its us restaurants. the company says it's due to fewer customers choosing to dine in. more are ordering from the drive thru or through online delivery services. the self-serve soda machines will be phased out slowly with complete removal by 2032. and you know, you guys, i always think that's such a messy area. it's labor intensive to keep it clean. so probably a good idea, right? i know. >> don't you think it's more labor intensive to have to have the counter person get the drink for you? >> no, but they're saying not a lot of people order it that way anymore, i guess. dine in, you know. >> but if you are dining in, how else are you going to get your refill? if you want to refill your maybe that's it. >> maybe they're not giving you refills anymore. >> maybe that's the whole goal of this, is to prevent some people who like to sneak on over and get the second and third and fourth. >> it's not sneaking if it's allowed. i mean, you buy the cup and you're allowed to get. are you? i think you're supposed i think i don't know. >> i haven't been in a

mcdonald's in a while. >> i haven't either. but i'm just talking about fast food places in general. usually if you buy the cup, you can keep going back as many times as you want. >> yeah, often times. but maybe that business model is not working for them anymore. interesting. who knows? we need less sugar anyway, so i'm fine with that, i guess. >> yeah. >> yeah. is a man bag the next big thing? i'm going to say no. and i don't even know what it is. >> you don't. >> look at that coat. >> whoa. i like that coat. anyway never mind. according to magazines like gq and vogue, men should stop stuffing their pockets with a wallet and phone earbuds and other random stuff. just go hands free. we're not talking about a backpack. some a-list hollywood actors are leading the charge carrying these cross body bags, and they're becoming style icons. i would love to see more of these . let's hope this thing keeps scrolling here. well, anyway, you got the idea. so that's. yeah i don't know what i just don't see that great. you know, if you're matthew mcconaughey or something, he could pull that off. but the rest of us, i don't

think so. >> i don't think it's going to catch on either. i do know a lot of women who use it, too, because it's quite convenient, you know. >> well, but this is. >> yeah, but this is purses for men essentially. >> so yeah, no, but i mean the purse for men idea is i, i borrowed it from guys. yeah >> i'm not really sure where this is going. i'm what do you think of this trend? i don't know. i don't know if it's a trend. >> i don't know. like, i guess if it's looking like a woman's purse, i don't know. because that picture that was harry styles. right? i think was it? >> i don't know. i couldn't get past the coat. >> i know. but you know, i thought those bags, the crossbody bags were popular for a while, but they were more like, you know, square almost like a messenger type thing. you know. >> you see some. >> yeah. >> i don't know. >> nba players are always rocking these kinds of things. >> i think they're unisex now, right? whole concept is. yeah. and the look, it's just unisex that we can borrow from each other and nobody will make fun

of us. yeah, that's true. yeah all right. but we won't get one for larry for christmas. >> yeah. >> you're still hands free if all your stuff's in your pockets, aren't you? i mean, good point. yeah, like you're holding it, okay? >> it's not even october, but people are already thinking about christmas. according to a bank raycom survey, half of holiday shoppers say they'll kick their shopping into high gear next month. it could be a rough year for retailers. 33% of shoppers expect inflation to affect their purchases this year . ugh, you guys, wasn't inflation slowing down? that's what i thought. >> i already bought my gifts for you three. >> a whole lot of nothing. >> well, why would you say such a thing? i was going to get you free refills at mcdonald's. >> in and out, please. >> in and out. >> took it away. look out now. >> no. who started their christmas shopping? seriously what? >> it's too early. not even sandy. >> and she's the more organized one out of all of us now, i think you have to wait to get into the spirit when it gets closer. >> i don't know. that's just me.

>> can we just get past halloween first? >> yeah. i mean, we not start halloween yet. >> you don't like halloween? >> get through the fall equinox first. >> i mean, it is september. >> i feel like we're close enough that we can start talking about halloween, especially because disney does all the halloween stuff early. so if you're going to have a costume, all that sort of stuff. >> oh, are you going to that boo thing? >> yeah, maybe. >> oh, yeah. >> i've been trying to get those tickets forever. all right. that sounds great. great way to your dog is the one you wanted. you want what's best for them. ♪ ohh, ohh, ohh! ♪ so ask your vet about new nexgard plus. it's one-and-done monthly protection from fleas and ticks, plus heartworm disease, roundworms, and hookworms...

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on that. okay? yeah what do you got? okay, this first one is going to be very interesting. you're going to show up to the drugstore, and a lot of stuff you're used to seeing may not be there pretty soon. let me tell you why. cold and allergy medications might disappear from store shelves. not because everyone is getting sick and using them up, but an fda advice committee today declared a decongestant ineffective. it is calling phenyl ephedrine and is found in everything from mucinex to sudafed, allegra dayquil. this became the primary ingredient in 2006 because the previous one so dope for edwin ephedrine, pseudoephedrine, something like that. sudafed. where's our where's our doctor anyway. was often used to make meth amphetamine do you remember

this when they took that stuff off. yeah. okay. well now the fda is following up and the recommendations we see, we could see lots of medications just simply taken off the shelf. lyft has launched a new feature that allows women and non-binary drivers to prioritize rides from women and non-binary riders. the feature was requested by drivers and is designed to give them more control over whom they pick up. according to lyft, nearly half the riders are women or non-binary, but only 23% of their drivers are women. plus, connect will roll out first in san francisco and san jose as well as chicago, phenix and san diego. the tiktok shop is open for business. users can now purchase goods that are used in videos tagged in content or pinned on brand profiles. users can click on products and buy directly from the app. tiktok shop also connects influencers

and creators with companies or commission based advertising relationship. how much money is in this? well, tiktok hopes its ventures into e-commerce will earn them $2,030 billion over the next year. that's that's the first year. yeah >> so you're saying larry had his gucci man bag and put it on tiktok and he could get a portion of that money? >> wow. starting to like the man back on a little bit. >> i'll see you on tiktok. thank you, sir. >> california may soon lift a ban on state funded travel to states with anti lgbtq plus laws. the state assembly has passed legislation to end the ban, which has been in effect since 2017. and includes 26 states instead of the ban. the bill calls for an advertiser campaign to bring anti discrimination messages to those red states. the bill now moves on to the senate. >> how pretty does it look behind us driving over the bridge? i mean, just clear. beautiful. >> yeah. yeah. but you.

fog creeping back in? not to say that's not beautiful as well, but it's cooling us down. let's see what sandhya says. yeah, it is cool. especially those of you who like the fog. kristin and larry. we do have it on live doppler seven near the coast and it is going to continue to expand and cross over to the bay. right now we are looking at a little bit of a up tomorrow afternoon, low 90s, inland, low 60s coast with some lingering fog, checking out the atlantic category three hurricane lee continues to churn in the caribbean and it is kicking up the swells, large swells, risk of rip currents expected all week along the atlantic east coast there as we head towards the weekend, though, the system is going to weaken considerably , could bring more than just rough surf to parts of new england. accuweather is 70 forecast. we're looking at minor fluctuations in our temperatures as we head towards the weekend, though it is going to be a cooler pattern below average temperatures right on through

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>> free running is more so flips and free movement. parkour is more so up and down rolls. no flipping, just getting from point a to point b as fast as possible. >> this proud detroiter has been practicing both arts for the past 12 years, a fascination that started with spider-man is my favorite hero. >> he can crawl up walls. he got super strength, super powerful, very agile. he found spidey powers by learning parkour, which also helped him break free from being a shy kid. kept me off the streets, obviously had me learn a new skills that i thought i couldn't do and had me excelling in abilities that i didn't know. i had. >> one of those abilities to teach parkour to other kids is. eight year old eli patton is one of khia's students and another spidey fan. how did you get into parkour? >> well, my cousin kierra, i was watching him since i was a kid who's a bigger inspiration.

>> he is. or spider-man. your cousins? >> yes. he's better than her. >> oh, really? >> oh. i am better than him. i like that. >> i like that. >> do what? go >> why is it important for you to teach this sport slash art to kids to keep them off the streets? >> it'll keep them from doing the things that they're not supposed to be doing. it'll also enhance their learning and strengthen them and the physical body and strengthen them in the mental mind. hands down, turn that way first. >> kierra is now raising funds to buy safety equipment that will allow him to take parkour to more kids in other neighborhoods and eventually open a gym, if possible, a building. >> that's what i'm really looking for. a building and safe space to train these kids. >> if you get into trouble, you know, jumping off people's properties and whatnot, you know , i have gotten in trouble a few times. >> yeah, nothing too major. no cops are caught or nothing. it was just like you know, can you stop doing that here? can you stay off my property? things of that nature. now whether you decide to do parkour or

freerunning or even both, remember, it should be done under professional supervision. >> you know what you don't see a lot of old parkour participants . it's rough. on your knees and back. abc7 news streaming 24 seven. get the abc7 bay area streaming tv app. so you can join us whenever you want. wherever ever you are. all right, that's going to do it for this edition of abc7 news at four, abc7 news at five is coming up next.

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