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still have this system offshore that really is dictating our weather. and until it moves out of here midweek, really the same old, same old. so we'll look for the fog to be with us. and extra cloudiness with temperatures in the low 60s around san francisco, 59 in vallejo right now, cooler in the north bay. anywhere from 2 to 5 degrees cooler and as we look outside and check out the afternoon ahead, notice that we'll have a few 70 by noontime inland getting mostly sunny with 60s along the coast, mid 70s around the bay. so still a little bit below average. but a lot brighter today. jobina >> thank you, lisa. good morning, everybody. we're going to start with our live cameras outside and bring you our 8-80 at the coliseum camera in oakland. the southbound headlights are traveling. they're off to the left hand side of your screen and then you have northbound traffic on the right. no problems to report in this spot. and emeryville, our busiest stretch of the morning so far for your commute. this is 8-80 headlights traveling in the westbound direction towards the maze where we had an earlier report of a car fire in

westbound 580. right at 80. it looks like it's in the process of clearing tracy dublin, our super commuters you're looking at about 39 minutes. reggie and kumasi davina thank you. >> today the oakland police commission is expected to vote on extending the tenure of interim chief darren allison until a new police chief begins the job. allison has been interim chief since february after former chief lauren armstrong was fired. his tenure was supposed to last just six months, but the commission has not yet picked three candidates to recommend to mayor shengtao last week, myrtle threatened to declare a state of emergency if the commission doesn't provide, quote, reasonable candidates by the end of the year. also today, community leaders in oakland are preparing to let out their frustrations over a big missed opportunity. the city is getting nothing from a multimillion dollar retail crime fighting grant from the state after city officials failed, failed to submit the application on time. abc7 news reporter lena howland has reaction from oakland city council member who says that someone should be fired over this mistake. >> lena reggie that's right. after city officials failed to

submit the application on time, oakland is now missing out on millions of dollars in grant funding from the state to help fight retail theft. that's why several community groups, including the naacp, have called a joint press conference for today questioning why such an important deadline was missed. state officials say oakland blamed their late application on a technical issue. oakland city administrator justin johnson told us over the weekend that appropriate action will be taken to address this. but did not say what we asked. city councilman noel gallo, what the technical issue was that the city is blaming this on. he says it's time someone takes accountability for, you know, the technical issue. >> i mean, it's there's many ways to get around technical issues for that type of level of support, considering the emergency that i have at. and, you know, i can do it here within my computer system. i can do it at the, you know, borrow yours or i can go to sacramento and get it done. so that for us

to be able to miss that on those millions of dollars with the emergency that would have is, you know, you cannot blame the system or we need to take responsible ability at the administrative level. >> oakland mayor shengtao did say the city is getting crime fighting help from the california highway patrol and says six officers and a sergeant will soon be deployed within oakland. the press conference in response to the so-called botched application for crime fighting funds starts at 10:00 this morning, along with the naacp. we are also expecting to hear from carl chan out of oakland, chinatown, and senior pastor bishop bob jackson from full gospel church. live in the newsroom, lena howland, abc seven news. thank you, lena. >> there is growing frustration in oakland about the latest incident of gun violence. a stray bullet killed a 42 year old wife and mother of two while she was asleep in her home. this happened friday night on 38th avenue near masterson street in the city's laurel district and

this marks oakland's 89th homicide this year. friends, neighbors and strangers have been leaving flowers at this home. investigators say a group of people were gathered on masterson street when shots were fired during a fight. no arrests have been made. neighbors say they've complained to authorities about groups gathering in the past. >> my entire neighborhood is upset about it. for the since then because escalating every day. >> i have no clue who this family is. i just know they're missing a mother. it's pathetic. and disgusting. >> the name of the victim hasn't been released. her family is request privacy. >> developing news, an outpouring of grief in southern california for a los angeles county sheriff's deputy shot and killed in his patrol car. authorities are calling it an ambush. and this morning, there's a $250,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. jobina is at the live desk with the urgent search for that shooter. jobina.

>> thank you, reggie. they don't know if the deputy was targeted, but what they do know is that he was found unconscious in his patrol car by a good samaritan. and now his family, law enforcement and the community want to know why. hundreds gathered in palmdale last night to remember deputy ryan clincoln brewer. the vigil coming after investigators revealed a new clue in their search for the deputies killer. there calling a dark gray toyota corolla a vehicle of interest. investigate believe deputy clincoln brewer was shot and killed just seconds after he left the palmdale station on saturday. he was found slumped over inside his patrol car and died at the hospital. his murder comes just days after the 30 year old got engaged to be married and he was a son. >> he was a grandson. he had just been engaged four days ago . he had so much ahead of him. and this coward or coward took his life. and i'm going to continuously refer to them as

cowards because that's what they are, cowards is to attack a deputy sheriff in uniform in a black and white who's just sitting there at a red light nearby, residents are asked to check their home surveillance cameras. >> and with the shooter on the loose off duty deputies told abc news they're now being careful not to wear anything identifiable. kumasi thank you. >> jobina rallying for respect. protests were held across the country this weekend, including right here in the bay area over the death of a 23 year old immigrant in seattle. janvi kandula was hit and killed by a police patrol car last week. and body camera video shows an officer laughing and saying her life had limited value and the city should just write a check for $11,000. last night, the south asian community in fremont honored her memory with a candlelight vigil. >> we wanted to create a space to grieve this young woman, john kandola's death, and to send a message that our immigrant communities or aapi women, we

have limitless value and contrary to what the officer had said, kandula is from india. >> she was a grad student at northeastern university. she, in a statement, her family said that they'd been left with an unfillable void and every life is valuable. the union now on day four of a strike by the united auto workers strike against the big three us auto companies. >> nearly 13,000 auto workers are off the job this morning. the strike has shut down production plants in three states as the union leader has threatened walkouts at additional plants and with little notice. the longer negotiations drag on. over the weekend, us senator and labor rights advocate bernie sanders gave his thoughts. >> the average american worker are lower today than they were back then. is speaks to the anger that the american people are feeling and what this strike is about.

>> i want to be able to afford to buy the cars that we build. but for right now, i still have to fight for the rest of the people that can't fight for themselves. i sure hope that they can sit down and come to some type of mutual agreement on what's fair and what's equitable for us. >> workers are demanding a return to pension plans. a better health care and a 40% pay raise. negotiations with the auto companies. they are ongoing along san francisco's sunset night market was apparently a huge success because now there's a push to make it permanent. >> the chronicle is reporting about 10,000 people showed up to the first ever sun site, sunset night market, and it was on irving street friday evening. supervisor joel engardio is the man who helped bring it to life . he said the next one is expected to happen early next year with the goal doing them every month in different parts of the neighborhood. >> yeah, that looks like fun. good morning, everybody. monday morning, partly cloudy skies. we have some clear areas in the south bay and our inland valleys, but overall, a low cloud deck allowing for a great

start on the peninsula. 64 in san bruno, it's 58 in belmont with the fog up in santa rosa, 56 there, 61 in concord, partly cloudy livermore. so as we go through the afternoon, soon mostly sunny skies, the fog pulls back by about 11:00 and then it comes back in by the evening. tonight patchy got a couple sunny days ahead, but it has been a little bit cooler than average. but as we get towards the middle of the week, you'll notice very little change still in the 60s and 70s, barely at 80 degrees inland and same deal on thursday by the time we hit the end of the week into the first weekend of fall of fall, we're looking at slightly warmer conditions in lynn with some mid 80s. so that could take us right around average. but overall the weather has been pleasant. we will look for mostly sunny conditions, 72 in oakland, 75 in fremont, 76. santa rosa, upper 70s in our inland valleys with partial afternoon sun at the coast and the accuweather seven day forecast. you'll notice that the pattern holds through

tomorrow a bit of warming on wednesday and then we'll bring the temperatures back down. fall arrives on friday. >> thank you. a prisoner exchange deal between the united states and iran. coming up, the additional terms of the high stakes swap. plus it could be the biggest overhaul in california mental health legislation. >> what's coming to the ballot next spring? >> dancing for the dubs. the big audition at thrive city. and when the lucky dancers will know if they made the cut. >> but do they really? do they see all that you are? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you.

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damaged in the storms earlier this year, according to our media partner, the east bay times, the landmark pier will get a new and expanded. would deck and railing other improvements include a boat launch and binocular stations. construction is expected to last through next summer, but you might notice construction across from the ferry building in san francisco today. crews are building northern california's first paddle courts. over at the embargo adero plaza. these are expected to be ready next month. organizers are calling it a pop up, but the plan is to have them there for at least a year. paddle is described as being a mix between tennis and squash. >> a long time family run paintball facility in the south bay will soon be closing for good. santa clara paintball first started in 2003. it's a six acre site at the county fairgrounds and the owner blames the county's rising rent as the reason they're being forced to say goodbye. >> they've been pushing. us out for years and years, mostly by just raising the rent to a point that there's no way we could

possibly keep up with it. and it's finally come to a precipice. we just can't keep up with it. >> santa clara paintball will officially close sunday, october 29th. it follows the recently announced closure of raging waters water park, another long time family friendly destination in san jose. >> one of san francisco's wacky figures finally has a permanent place in the city's history. emperor norton was given a full celebration downtown yesterday with the street renamed in his honor, joshua abraham norton arrived in san francisco during the gold rush in 1849. he then found life on the street after financial setbacks cut into his real estate success. norton self-proclaimed himself as norton, won the emperor of the united states. later adding the title protector of mexico. >> people see me walking around the street dressed like this. it appealed to them. it made them feel more cheerful about the state of the city, more than tolerance, really about

acceptance. >> he was an early champion of ethnic diversity. he stood up for african-americans. he was also a guy who had made a fortune and lost it all. a little bit nuts in a good way. >> well, here's where the new street is. emperor norton place is what used to be the stretch of commercial street between montgomery and kearny. it's just a block over from the transamerica building. okay >> reverend cecil williams of glide memorial church celebrated his 94th birthday this weekend. san francisco mayor london breed was there at a special sunday service. reverend williams is a co-founder of the glide foundation and has served at the church for 60 years. he was honored as a national leader for diversity and change, along with civil and human rights. >> as we celebrate great a doer of the word. >> and reverend cecil williams. right. and because you talk on ministry leaders at glide say

reverend williams led the pathway for important conversations like one the church held today on the topic of, i should say, yesterday on the topic of reparations, 40 niners faithful were loud and proud as the team kicked off its first ever 40 niners pride event . >> go for it. >> get the ball go for it quarterback sneak 40 niners pride is believed to be the first ever team led fan group that caters to the lgbtq plus community. >> the event in downtown san francisco yesterday featured a specialty brunch and a drag queen halftime show, not to mention everybody there got to see the niners win against the la rams. >> and yesterday i got to see a dancers absolutely kill it outside of chase center. these are dancers who are both young and seniors auditioning for the two warriors dance teams that are appropriate for them, the junior jam squad and the hardwood classics let him know we in here. >> i bet you can't do it.

>> do it. >> do it like this. young exochi. do it, do it, do it. >> like, oh, when i tell you the kids were absolutely outstanding. >> and when the seniors came out, they killed it too. there are 80 finalists competing. there are only 45 slots. >> oh, wow. >> i was there to help judge. that's so funny to me. >> i know. >> i wanted them to look at someone who's having a good time . and yes, it does make i was trying to vibe with them. >> so the dancers range in age from just six years old. the young ones to 14 years old. the hardwood classics are the seniors and they are 55 and above, and they're going to find out tomorrow who makes the cut. and when i tell you i did not help, i really mean that because we all had our computers out. all the judges and i. >> yes, yes, yes. i didn't say i . i hate to i hate to put this out there. >> i didn't say any. no. to a single person. oh that's good. >> we were supposed to say yes

maybe or no. >> okay. and almost everyone got a yes from me. no, i got a few maybes. there are a few maybes. i wrote notes. >> extensive notes. okay. okay. next to all helpful. the notes. >> helpful? yeah >> but there was not one person out there who didn't impress me. it was just a matter of degrees because i knew that they had to chop like half the dancers. >> oh, so i know. and i'm sure they had to do something to even get to that point. oh, yeah. >> just getting to that was hard. >> yeah. wow wow. that's what a cool. also the diversity truly represented the bay area. that's wonderful. yeah, i'm happy to hear that. >> congrats to all the dancers. you really impressed me yesterday. >> who makes the team? >> they also gave me ideas. >> oh. oh some choreography. gregorio okay. >> i was like, i could do that. >> okay, i can make that. i can bring that one out. yeah it was really cute. >> that's cute. yeah, you probably showed him some moves yourself. >> i mean, i was trying. yeah, i think they were looking at me

like, who's this man who were getting this friend? >> yeah. no love. >> monday morning up there. good morning. we are looking at partly cloudy conditions and temperatures have cooled off and most of the bay area. but that marine layer with us for the next couple of hours. it is 60 in san ramon, 59 in pleasant hill and the fog is with us up in the north bay. santa rosa, 5656 in pacifica with 58 in vallejo. our 24 hour temperature change anywhere from a couple of degrees to about 5 or 6 degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. so as we look at the north bay, the next several days, the first half of the week, cooler than the second half of the week, including the weekend. so we should be about 80, not quite reaching that today. tomorrow and then as we get into the middle of the week, parts of the north bay will be even cooler. but high pressure looks to build back in the end of the week into the weekend. so if you're looking for some slightly warmer weather, we'll be near average as we get past late wednesday, more like the friday time frame,

77 in santa clara will be in the mid 70s. a lot like yesterday on the peninsula for you in redwood city, millbrae 73. sunny skies for everyone as the fog really pulls back. and we're in the upper 60s. some breezy winds throughout the afternoon and looking at the north bay mid 70s petaluma, sonoma, a nice day, mostly sunny conditions and on the east bay with about 72 in oakland it has been nice but it's been on the breezy side. little change today but full sunshine 74. union city heading inland. we've got those mid and upper 70s. so certainly shy of average, but it's been pretty nice looking at perhaps some breezier conditions. we'll have to watch as we get into maybe the thursday, friday time period. the accuweather seven day forecast little change pattern holding throughout today . tomorrow, slightly warmer wednesday, we see the temperatures drop and then that mini warm up over the weekend. jobina >> thank you, lisa. good morning, everybody. so i will show you this coming up in seven things. and we do have a new report of a crash on 680in

sunol. we're going to start, though, here with mass transit and bring in bart, muni and ace where everything is running on time. things looking great on the san mateo bridge as well as we bring you this live picture here where you see those tail lights everyone is traveling towards the peninsula, the richmond-san rafael bridge, nice and light in both directions there. no problems to report. so we'll end with drive times which are completely green across the board. kumasi, thanks, jobina. >> coming up, the seven things to know this morning. a recall and warning about a popular toy kit that includes water beads. >> the emergency surgery one infant had to get after ingesting one. >> a live look outside right now at 522. we'll be

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automakers as negotiations happened over the weekend. >> but no deal has been reached. >> number four, golden gate fields will stay open longer than expected. the owner of the track says they'll apply for racing dates through june of next year. they had been scheduled to close in december. >> number five, clouds have made their way into our inland valleys, so it's going to take a minute to clear once it does. mostly sunny upper 60s downtown. upper 70s inland. >> number six, we're beginning to see a slowdown form in sunol due to a crash involving a big rig. the site itself is going to be on southbound 680 before the sunol off ramp. >> number seven starting today, the us senate is relaxing its dress code to allow senators to wear basically whatever they want. now on the senate floor, senate staff and anyone else entering the chamber will still need to wear business attire. a patio set sold at tj maxx, homegoods and marshalls is being recalled because the chairs can collapse while someone sitting on them. the recall impacts 11,000 of these wooden sets. they were sold under the brands

panama, jack and house and garden. there have been seven reports, so far of the chairs just breaking or collapsing while people are using them. if you do have this set, you can return it and get a refund. >> if your kids have these water beads, you're going to want to stop using them and return them to target. buffalo games is recalling these water beads activity kits after a ten month old swallowed one and died. a nine month old also swallowed. one had to have surgery to get it out. the problem is they expand when they're ingested. target sold 52,000 of these kits under the chuckle, chuckle and roar brand from march through november of last year. if you have a kid at home, you can take it back to target to get a refund for the first time in 20 years, voters may get the opportunity to overhaul the state's mental health system. >> this measure is being called proposition one, and it could be on the ballot next spring. it includes a nearly $6.4 billion bond to build 10,000 psychiatric treatment units and also allows voters to redefine how counties

spend money collected from a special millionaire's tax to allocate a share of that for housing. the proposal passed the state legislature last week. once it signed by governor newsom, it goes in front of voters in march. coming up at 530, the co-founder of rolling stone magazine now apologizing for comments called racist and sexist. and how well do you know san francisco? the online game testing that right now, this live look outside. >> it is 526. >> this is abc 724 over live in san francisco live in the south bay in san jose in concord, live in oakland. >> yes, you're watching abc seven news live anytime, anywhere. here we are. we are. we are. we are. we are. we are where you are. >> never miss a moment of the news that matters to you. download our abc seven bay area streaming app. join us and start watching

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a new approach to recruiting police officers in the east bay. >> now, at 530, the strategy being implemented in alameda. it's day four and the united auto workers strike. >> we're explaining what union reps say about the progress of negotiations. >> the faa is investigating after two planes collided at the reno air races. it's the second year in a row somebody has died at that event. >> an update this morning about the search for a forever home for this peacock. wingo star. good morning, everybody. it's monday, september 18th. we'll get to all that. >> but we start with lisa. >> all righty. good morning to you. monday morning. and we do have clear sky here in the south bay. and that's why it's so cool. 55 santa clara as well as sunnyvale, 54 in mountain view. clouds and fog with us in the north bay from santa rosa, 56 and looking at a gray start in

danville, 58. so the fog will clear and we're going to see full sunshine today. notice the 60s by 9:00, looking at 1:00, mid and upper 70s, even the coast getting into a sunny afternoon. the breeze kicks up to over 20 miles an hour. so a nice afternoon, perhaps a little shy of average, but still a very pleasant out. and another one on the way tomorrow. jobina. good morning. good morning, lisa. >> thank you. hi, everybody. so we are going to start with a couple of crashes that we're following right now. the first one is in sunol. it's involving multiple vehicles. the chp is reporting that there are six involved here and injuries on southbound, 680 before the tunnel boulevard off ramp. your speeds are down to around 14mph in this spot, moving over to pinole right on the line of el sobrante. there we have a crash involving a motorcyclist on westbound 80 past pinole valley road. the on ramp in that spot your speeds down to 17mph. there walnut creek looking live at 680. you're in good shape in this area and then we will end with a live picture showing you

a clear golden gate bridge. reggie, thanks, jobina. >> happening today, community leaders in oakland are preparing to demand action after the city missed out on a multi million dollar crime fighting grant from the state. city officials failed to submit an application on time . abc7 news reporter lena howland is live in the newsroom with why the mayor says help is still on the way. lena hey, reggie. >> that's right. several community groups, including the naacp, have called a joint press conference for this morning questioning why such an important deadline was missed. state officials say oakland blamed their late application on a technical issue. oakland city administrator justin johnson told us over the weekend that appropriate action will be taken to address this, but did not say what. and he also called the lapse a learning opportunity. mayor shengtao said oakland is still getting crime fighting help in other places. >> we are actually on the ground creating those relationships at the federal level, at the state level to ensure that we get resources to come bat this new,

brazen way of people committing crimes and then bringing them to justice. >> she says help is coming from the california highway patrol. six officers and a sergeant will soon be deployed within oakland in response to the so-called botched application. we will be hearing from the naacp. carl chan out of oakland, chinatown, and senior pastor bishop bob jackson from full gospel church . in a press conference this morning at 10:00, live in the newsroom, lena howland, abc seven news. lena thank you. >> alameda is trying out a new strategy to recruit more police officers. it's offering the largest hiring bonus in the country, 75,000 bucks. abc7 news spoke with the police chief who tells us it is working. >> we have been able to swear in three new police officers last month in about two weeks will be swearing in four more in november. we have one more coming out of the academy. january will have another four coming out of the academy. we actually received over 300 applications for the police

officer position with alameda pd . >> wow. police staffing across california continues to be a struggle. as of last month, the california highway patrol was trying to fill more than 1000 vacant officer positions across the state, according to the public policy institute of california. in 2021, the number of patrol officers per 100,000 residents was the lowest it had been in 30 years. since 1991. >> now, today, four of the autoworkers strike. the united autoworkers union's historic simultaneous picket against detroit's big three auto companies is continuing this morning after both sides failed to reach labor agreements and jobina. now the strike is threatening the livelihoods of workers who have not walked off the job. >> yes. so this morning, nearly 13,000 autoworkers are returning to the picket line. the united auto workers pressing ahead with its first ever simultaneous strike against detroit's big three automakers. the uaw says it held negotiations with general motors and ford over the

weekend, reporting reasonably productive conversations with ford, chrysler and jeep's parent company. stellantis says it's raised its hourly wage offer by nearly 21. but that's still not enough for the uaw, which is demanding that the big three revive worker pensions and better retiree benefits, cost of living adjustments and a 40% pay increase as they can barely make it. >> they deserve a living wage and they need to be brought up to what we make the automakers called the union's demands too costly as it takes on the added expense of building electric vehicles. >> now at least two automakers announcing temporary layoffs for non striking workers. some 2000 at gm and some 6000 at ford. kumasi, thanks jobina. >> horseracing at golden gate fields is going to continue into 2024, according to the owners of the track. officials say the track will apply for racing dates for the first half of the

year, meaning they will likely close sometime next summer. this announcement comes just days after the state legislature passed a revenue sharing bill that would funnel betting dollars from southern california tracks to northern california, tracks when there is no racing in the north part of the state. the bill now heads to governor newsom's desk for signature. >> the new game is going viral and it's all about testing your san francisco knowledge. how many of the city's streets can you name? that's the whole objective is created by transit advocate and designer chris arvin, asking long longtime residents to test their memory and their street smarts. the more streets you can name, the percentage in the corner goes up . if you can find the game at the website at the bottom of your screen. >> more fallout in hollywood over the writers and actors on strike. still ahead, the impact it's having on this year's emmy awards. >> australia's government now forcing the online dating industry to upgrade its safety standards as the legislation, the legislation they're hoping will curb sexual violence through the platforms. >> and don't forget, there are

two games coming up tonight. the saints taking on the panthers at 415 on espn. that is followed by the browns and steelers right here on abc seven. that second game starts at 515. and after that you can watch our sports show after the game. now we're checking in with lisa for a check of the forecast. >> all righty, coomassie. good morning to you. we've got low pressure. it's been sitting off the coast, sending in a pretty good marine layer, allowing for very little change in our forecast. and as we get into your monday morning, we have mostly cloudy skies. there are a few clear areas in the south bay that'll probably fill in, but then the fog pulling back for a pretty nice afternoon. 58 walnut creek on top of mt. diablo cool at 50 to 60 in dublin and we have the fog here up in santa rosa, low 60s in san francisco. so as we look at our 24 hour temperature change, we have cooled off primarily in the north bay with that marine layer. but then the clear sky, 5 to 6 degrees cooler in the south bay. there's a roof camera. our forecast highlights partly cloudy this morning. sunny skies throughout the afternoon. we're going to have to wait till the

end of the week if you want. temperatures near average, a little bit warmer for everyone away from the coast, say friday into that first weekend of fall. here's a look at the south bay where we should be in the low 80s. we've been shy of that, but it has been pretty nice in the upper 70s a little cloud cover there on saturday. we'll drop the numbers off a bit on thursday, but then coming back up for a pretty nice start to the weekend. so maybe you won't even notice because we've had very quiet weather continues throughout this week. 69 in san francisco, 76 in santa rosa. notice really no 80 degree temperatures except if you get far down to morgan hill, perhaps 80 today. the accuweather seven day forecast just looking at little change for your tuesday slightly warmer wednesday we drop off a bit but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step?

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sexually assaulted several. women between 2006 and 2013. here's abc news reporter andrew dymburt in this morning's gma first look. >> the allegations against russell brand. >> but i feel like i'm being attacked. >> the british comedian famous for playing a rock star and for getting sarah marshall, my ex-boyfriend. >> oh, right. hey, i'm aldous snow. >> i know who you are. yeah, you're very, very famous. >> and a villain in despicable me. >> can i drink this? >> do you want to explode? >> but now five women making allegations. four of them anonymously during an in depth collaborative documentary by multiple british media organizations accusing him of rape, sexual assault and abuse. brand posting a video online addressing the allegations. >> as i've written about extensively in my books, i was very, very promiscuous. now during that time of promiscuity, the relationships i had were absolutely always consensual. and coming up at 7 a.m, we'll have the very latest on this developing story with your gma first look. >> i'm andrew dymburt, abc news,

new york. >> a controversy in the music industry. the co-founder of rolling stone magazine has been removed from his leadership position at the rock and roll hall of fame because of what he said about black people and female artists. your winner spoke to the new york times about the singers and the musicians he chose and did not choose to profile in his new book entitled the masters winners profiles were of white male performers and notable women and black performers were not profiled. >> old people interviewed had to meet a couple of criteria. one, just kind of my personal interest in love of them insofar as the women i mean, they were just none of them were as articulate enough on this intellectual level. winner said in his times interview that his profiles of only white male performers were not deliberate, adding that, quote, it just fell together that way and that in retrospect, he wished he would have interviewed the late marvin gaye or otis redding. >> drew barrymore says she is pausing the return of her

daytime talk show until the writers guild strike is over. she made the made the announcement in a statement posted to her instagram page sunday morning. she says she has listened to everyone and made the decision to pause the show's premiere. she also apologized to anyone she may have hurt and says she hopes for a resolution very soon. the reason this is a controversy is because she said she was going to start the show anyway, even though the writers were striking. so obviously she has backtracked on that. the emmy awards were set for tonight, but they've been postponed because of the strike . instead, they're going to be held january 15th. the awards acknowledge tv writing and acting and those involved in the strikes can't promote any programs. a host has not yet been announced. the writers guild of america has been on strike since may. sag aftra has been striking since july by the australian government is demanding change in the way dating apps operate. >> they say research shows 3 in 4 australian users have some type of sexual violence through these apps. in response, the

government wants to see some change from companies like tinder, bumble and hinge if they don't create new guidelines by the middle of next year. australian officials say they will do it for them. >> the beer is flowing fast in munich and people are running fast. what is going on? it's the mad dash of people descending on beer halls to grab the best seats. everyone just calmed down. >> no, the price of beer has gone up this year about 6. >> that means it'll cost anywhere between $13 and $16 for a one liter mug. 6 million people are expected at the 18 day event. oktoberfest runs through october 3rd. this is drew's dream. i wish you were here right now because this is what he i think most wants to go to is oktoberfest. >> i could see him running through the streets trying to get. i'm not. >> i'm not running unless i'm being chased, you know, and that's part of the festivities. >> no. how boring would a reservation be when you can just

run? >> if there's not a seat for me, then. then this isn't for me, you know, i guess i don't see you running. don't act like you're going to be running. >> no, that's not for me. >> okay, so a san leandro teen got a hero's welcome in his front yard yesterday. >> he had a recent heart transplant on top of a liver and kidney transplant. joseph sanchez munoz beat the odds after getting three transplants at different points in his life and after also battling a serious heart condition for nine months, he was finally able to go back home. a parade of 20 cars and the fire department all there to celebrate you so much. >> everybody who welcomed joseph in this beautiful car parade, it means a lot to us. we thank you to our three organ donors who were able to donate their organs to joseph for him to be able to be here with us today. that is beautiful. >> joseph's mom also says that he is happy and he is proud to be alive and he's in great

health now. now you can always sign up to become an organ donor. it is easy. you just visit, donate life. california .org. a cute update now on a homecoming for ringo starr. >> we've been following ringo's story. he's an adult domesticated peacock. he was running around a school parking lot in east palo alto, a couple from pittsburgh saw the story. they say their male peacock just died and they were heartbroken about it. so they drove about two hours to the peninsula. humane society and they adopted wingo. >> yes. >> you know, is really happy right now. he slept up in the roosting area last night right next to the female, right next to the female male. she's been preening him today. they've been sitting together. gosh, they just love each other already. well and. and wingo got a partner. >> that's what i'm saying. so wingo explored the area and also explored. >> okay.

>> possibilities. these birds don't waste any time. >> i think they look good together. this is. yes, wingo. >> wow. >> this is wonderful. >> here, i want to know, like you, jobina. >> who is that talking in the background? yes. >> someone was stage bombing during that interview. and continue to do so because i heard saying something like you got to keep them separated. >> okay. do you do you want to be on camera? do you want to do the interview? >> they should have had both of them. >> that's always the person, though, in my experience, who is being loud. >> and then as soon as you turn to the microphone. no, no, not me, not me, not me, not today. >> i'm not one for the spotlight. >> i don't have my face on today. right. always >> yes. >> but continues to talk, though. >> can you just. >> well, we're happy for wingo. this is good. this is good. >> congratulations. all right. it's monday morning. starting out pretty quiet. you know, it was a good weekend. some sun and cooler than average temperatures has been the regime. and we're

going to do that all over again. we have a few clear areas, but the fog is filling in. we are right around 60 in san jose, 53 in napa. the cool spot with 60 in livermore and as the low clouds peel back, we've got another sunny day on the way. but we're jumping ahead to wednesday where you notice very little has changed. 60s and 70s near 80 inland. and then by thursday it looks like we could drop a few degrees. finally, high pressure builds in behind a system that could bring us some breezy north winds in the hills . so we'll be watching that. this definitely is the time of year where we begin to see a bit of an offshore flow and perhaps elevated fire danger. but as for now, it's been cooler than average. nice, sunny afternoon on the way for the south bay, 78 in san jose. look for upper 70s cupertino, mid 70s on the peninsula. some lower 70s for you in san mateo. beautiful afternoon. even pacifica half moon bay getting some sun but the breeze kicks up so mid to upper 60s with the winds coming

in over 20 miles an hour right along the coast in the north bay santa rosa, 76. so certainly could be a lot hotter here this time of year. and on the east bay with 72in hercules, about 70 in berkeley. nice afternoon mid 70s down by hayward and heading inland. we're about 78 in concord 4:00 this afternoon in the accuweather seven day forecast not mixing it up too much wednesday maybe a little milder thursday we drop off a bit late friday fall arrives in the first weekend of fall. is looking warmer for some jobina. good morning. >> good morning lisa. thank you . hi everybody. so you saw that traffic alert. we do have a sigalert underway right now. and tracy, this will certainly impact our super commuters. it's due to a car fire in the area. and basically crews are still on the scene here. they have at least one lane blocked westbound, 582 westbound 205, then moving up to pittsburgh right along bay point, we have another crash west bound four at san marco boulevard speeds down to 11mph. there then a third crash. this one is creating a

massive backup in sunol. six vehicles involved here on southbound 680 before the sunol off ramp, your speeds down to 12mph and then ending with a fourth crash. it's been really busy and messy in the east bay so far this morning. westbound 80 past pinole valley road. we have a motorcycle crash where your speeds have dropped to around 25mph. reggie jobina, thank you. >> ahead at six, the dress code changes coming to the senate floor. >> but first, ukrainian president vladimir zelensky will be in washington, dc this week. was he what he's expected to address when he talks to senators. >> the city of berkeley unveiling a new safety measure to try and help in a worst case scenario. how three little music notes are expected to help prevent a repeat of one of the city's worst disasters. >> here's a live look outside right now at

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a day after receiving a parting gift of body armor and military drones, kim has been in russia for nearly a week for a meeting with russian president vladimir putin. ukrainian president vladimir zelensky will be speaking to us senators when he visits washington, d.c. later this week. according to a senate leadership aide, senators chuck schumer and mitch mcconnell will be hosting a meeting with zelensky thursday morning. the meeting comes as congress is weighing a white house request for additional aid to ukraine in. president biden is also planning to meet with zelensky around the united nations general assembly meetings. the us military is searching for the wreckage of an f-35 fighter jet that crashed near charleston, south carolina. >> it's similar to the plane that you see here. officials say

the pilot ejected safely and was taken to a medical facility. their condition has has not been released, but officials say they are stable. we don't know what caused the crash. last year, pilot aaron hogue died in a crash during the jet gold race. the findings of that investigation have not yet been released and two pilots are dead after a mid-air crash at the national championship. air races in reno yesterday. the air racing association has identified the pilots as nick massi and chris rushing. may tsay was based near the california-oregon border. rushing was la based. a witness who was camping near the runway describes the crash. >> the one plane went into the other plane and it's tail came off and we saw all this stuff just falling out of the sky. and so i screamed at the other campers down the way from us. heads up, heads up. heads up. the rest of the air show was suspended after the crash. >> both the ntsb and the faa are

investigating. >> california is taking center stage at one of the biggest climate conscious events in the world this week, climate week, nyc. it kicked off yesterday with an appearance from california's governor gavin newsom. comes two days after california filed a lawsuit accusing five major oil companies, including san ramon bay, chevron of continuing to use fossil fuels. newsom says those companies have known the damaging risks of fossil fuels for years. >> these guys have been lying since the 50s. the 60s, the 70s and 80s. they knew and they knew what to do about it to make sure we didn't do anything meaningful about it. we're living as a consequence in the world that i'm living in, where the hots are so much hotter, the dries are so much drier, the wets are so much wetter. third year of a drought. we get to later. i'm now in the second, third week of the wettest three weeks in california history. >> the american petroleum institute is named in the lawsuit. they call it meritless , politicized and a waste of

california taxpayer dollars in the east bay, the city of berkeley commemorated the 100th anniversary of the city's great fire of 1923 by unveiling its new citywide outdoor warning system. 3 to 1 in of the city of berkeley's outdoor warning system. >> the 1923 fire destroyed more than 600 homes and left thousands of people homeless. >> we're hoping that we can lead the community. and really, this can become a community effort to transition berkeley in a really substantial way in a relatively short period of time to becoming more wildfire safe. >> berkeley fire says the new system can be heard up to a half mile away. >> i'm certainly getting into our driest season now, but the weather cooperating, nothing too extreme. looking outside, cloudy skies overall, partly to mostly cloudy this morning. that marine layer with us, mostly sunny with

that breeze kicking up in the afternoon. the warmer weather on the way for friday into the first weekend of fall. so we'd like to see the deck of low clouds increasing, our relative humidity pulling back for a sunny day today as we get into your wednesday morning, do we see any change? no. we have another sunny afternoon and looking at that constant sea breeze here that keeps us from getting too hot. so temperatures a bit below average, upper 60s today, downtown. >> thank you, lisa. new at six. the unfortunate and tragic milestone the us hit over the weekend. >> and starting today, you can get the new covid booster shot at a major pharmacy. then the bay area company continuing with more layoffs. but first, this live look outside. it's 557

now at six desperate search in la, sheriff's deputy killed in what authorities are calling an ambush. the person accused of killing him has not been caught. and law enforcement are being told not to wear anything identifiable. >> then demanding answers. oakland misses out on key funding to help fight crime because of a missed deadline. at least one city council member wants someone fired. >> and if you have ever wanted to ride an electric suitcase to work, this might be your chance. a new e-scooter inspire