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 inspired by

design from the 80s. >> the 80s did they have that? >> not that i remember. i mean, no, i don't. i was living in the 80s. i don't recall. okay anyway, welcome to 2023. yes >> we're going to start with a check of our forecast with lisa. >> all right. nice and easy into your monday morning where we have partly cloudy skies. 50s and 60s there. we will begin to see some sun by mid-morning, but right now, it is clear in the south bay temperature in the upper 50s there. so dropping a little bit. 56 santa rosa, we had some fog up there, but 24 hour temperature change, a little cooler. how about 5 to 7 degrees cooler in the north bay? also the peninsula and south bay. a live look outside from our roof camera where we will see the temperatures stay pretty comfortable throughout the morning hours. then by noontime, we're getting mostly sunny, just some clouds at the coast. 60s there near 70 inland and it's mostly sunny skies with temperatures climbing through

the 70s, perhaps near 80 inland with 70s around the bay shore. a nice looking afternoon, still a bit below average. we'll talk about when we see a warm up in a few minutes. good morning, jobina. >> good morning, lisa. thank you. hi, everyone. we are continuing to follow a sig alert right now in tracy due to a car fire in the area. emergency crews are still there. we have still at least one lane blocked westbound 582 westbound 205. so a heads up if that's a part of your commute. this morning, that will definitely impact our super commuters. check this out. a huge backup in sunol southbound 680 before the sunol off ramp. we have speeds down to nine miles per hour here and multiple cars involved in a crash in that spot. the chp is reporting around six vehicles there. live picture here from the bay bridge toll plaza. the chp has not updated their log showing that the metering lights are on. but just by the live picture, we can tell that they are. and we'll let you know when we get that official time. reggie and kumasi jobina, thank you. >> happening today, community leaders in oakland are preparing to demand action on 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 in the newsroom with why the mayor says that there is other help still on the way. lena well, 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. 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. >> i've 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 out on those millions of dollars with the emergency, that would have is, you know, you cannot blame the system or we need to take responsibility at the administer erative 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 this 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. >> 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 leronne armstrong was fired. his tenure was supposed to last just six months, but the commission has not yet picked three candidates to recommend to the mayor. last week, mayor shengtao threatened to declare a state of emergency if the commission doesn't provide reasonable candidates by the end of the year. >> there is growing frustration in oakland about the latest case of gun violence. s a stray bullet killed a 42 year old wife and mother of two while she was sleeping in her home. it 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 the shots were fired during a fight and no arrests have been made. neighbors say they have complained to authorities about groups gathering in the past. >> my entire neighborhood is

upset about it for this incident because it escalated every day. >> i have no clue who this family is. i just know they're missing a mother. it's pathetic and disgusting. >> uh- the name of the victim hasn't been released. her family is asking for 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 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 the shooter. jobina. >> thank you, reggie. they don't know if the deputy was targeted. what they do know, though, is that he was found unconscious in his patrol car by a good samaritan. now, his family, law enforcement and the community want to know why. hundreds gathered in palmdale last night to remember deputy ryan klinkenberg. the vigil coming after investigators revealed a new clue in their search for

deputy for the deputies killer. they're calling a dark gray toyota corolla a vehicle of interest. investigators believe deputy klinken brumer was shot and killed just seconds after he left the palmdale station on saturday. he was found slumped over inside his car and died at the hospital. his murder coming just days after the 30 year old got engaged to be married. >> 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 cowards took his life. and i'm going to continue to refer to them as cowards, because that's what they are, cowards to attack a deputy sheriff in uniform, in a black and white whose just sitting there at a red light nearby, residents are being asked to check their home surveillance cameras with the shooter on the loose off duty deputies told abc news they're now being careful not to wear anything

identifiable. >> coomassie. >> 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 23 year old immigrant in seattle. john v kandula, who was hit and killed by a police patrol car back in january. body camera video shows an officer laughing and saying her life had limited value and that the city should just write a check for $11,000. last night, the south asian community in fremont honored her memory with the 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's a grad student at northeast university. in a statement, her family said they'd been left with an unfillable void and every life is valuable. all the union for the officer says the video of

that officer lacked contact just today. >> you can start getting the new covid vaccine at walgreens. the pharmacy chain has been accepting appointments since last week. pfizer and moderna say their vaccines are effective against eg5, the dominant covid strain in the us. right now. the cdc is recommending shots for everyone six months and up the new vaccine is recommended if you have not been vaccinated within the last two months. >> still to come, a record setting night in santa clara, the concert act that brought more people to levi's in one night than beyonce or taylor swift. >> then the multi-million dollar project set to start today to repair the damaged wharf in capitola. what a pretty view, right? >> a live look outside from mt. tam. the sun coming up at 654. we do have some clouds around, but a mostly sunny sky on the way. still temperatures shy of average. i'll have your forecast coming

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70s as we get into thursday, little change. it's friday. we begin to see high pressure build in. but before that we could have a bout of some northerly winds. we'll have to watch that in the upper elevations into the first weekend of fall. looking a bit warmer. as for today, 78 in san jose, mostly sunny for you on the peninsula, 76 in redwood city, downtown, couple degrees near average with sunny skies all the way to the coast. those winds up to about 25 miles an hour, mid 70s santa rosa, sonoma . and on the east bay, we're looking at low 70s again with that breezy afternoon wind. you head inland. it's been very mild with numbers in the upper 70s. kumasi thank you, lisa. >> still to come, five americans set to be released in a prisoner swap with iran. what we've just learned within the last 15 minutes and celebrating pride and a love of football. details of the 49 ers. first ever pride there is nothing like it dancing is my passion. but with my moderate-to-severe eczema,

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carrying them left to run in the last hour. the americans are being released as part of a prisoner swap deal as part of the deal, the us will also release five prisoners and unfreeze about $6 million in iranian money. that's being held in south korea since 2018. biden administration officials have stressed that the funds will only be used by iran for humanitarian purposes and will be monitored by the us treasury department. new this morning. hunter biden is suing the irs. the president's son says the department unlawfully disclosed his return information. he also alleges agents failed to protect his private records. the lawsuit claims two agents and their attorneys announced that personal information and public statements and in congressional testimony by seeking attorneys fees and $1,000 for each

unauthorized disclosure. the 49 ers faithful were loud and proud as the team kicked off its first ever 49 ers pride event, a go for it, go for it quarterback, sneak. >> 49 ers. pride is thought to be the first ever team led fan group in the nfl that caters to the lgbtq plus community. their event in downtown san francisco yesterday featured a special t brunch and drag queen halftime show, not to mention everyone there got to see the niners. get that win over the la rams as that game was tight for a half, the niners gambled with one second left before halftime and scored the game tying touchdown when the defense played well in the second half forcing two key turnovers. the niners won 3223. they're now two and zero. the home opener is this thursday night against the giants at levi's. >> honda has announced a brand new compact scooter. it's so small, it looks like a briefcase. so the moto compact o is designed to be lightweight

and fit handlebars and. and. okay. i don't know what i'm saying. it's tiny. and apparently you can just, like, carry it around. >> but why. >> okay, it's lightweight. you can fit the handlebars and the seats inside. okay. i have it together now. you can put that inside. so then you can just kind of carry it around like a briefcase. it has a top speed of 50 miles an hour. it can go 12 miles. that's its range. and to charge it takes just about three hours. it's going to be $1,000 roughly. and you can get it later this year. >> we'll be seeing these for sure. >> where? >> down here. so, yeah, yeah, you can just walk. but people already are on those little one wheel skateboard thingies. >> have you ever tried that before? no it's horrific. >> i could just. >> have you done it? they're having a great time. no i would just get an e-bike is what i was going to say.

>> a knee bike, an e-bike. an e-bike. oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. where are you storing it, though? >> when you get to the office? yes. >> yeah. well that's true. i don't know. isn't that the whole, like, don't ask me questions? >> isn't that the whole reason why we have these, like, rented bikes? so you could just park it outside the office and then when you come back out of the office, it's there. i don't know. >> many people bike here. they put their bikes in the garage. yeah, they do. >> okay. >> what's that? also, that one wheel thing. you know what i'm talking about? where people stand on the side. >> yeah, that's the one that is horrific. >> yeah, well, there's that one giant wheel, but then there's the one with the wheel in the skateboard thing. yeah so this just seems like, you know, line . >> how fast is 12 miles an hour? really can't you just walk? >> yeah, that's kind of fast. >> yeah, it is. oh, i walk. okay. you can hit 12 on a good day. >> i don't know. >> nice day for a walk out there

live doppler seven looking at some fog certainly on the peninsula and looking at elsewhere. you can see from this live camera here, 654 that we do have a marine layer on top of mount tam, 55 degrees. our relative humidity is up. we like to see that, 62 in san francisco. so it is in the upper 50s, mountain view, san jose where it is clear 59 half moon bay and our roof camera looking at the clouds, not going to last too long. we'll get into mostly sunny conditions. but look at these mid 50s finally cooling off. we've had mild to muggy mornings, but we'll have below average temperatures. a look at the south bay should be about 81 this time of year. i don't think we've had many complaints, though. upper 70s yesterday, today, tomorrow, maybe a few degrees cooler on thursday and then by the weekend getting just a little bit warmer. we could see that breeze pick up in the north bay mountains before the weekend. we'll watch that. this is the time of year we're so dry and we could be so much warmer. but at least this week, looking at no extremes into the weekend, 72 in oakland, look for 75 in

napa, more mid 70s around fremont for you upper 70s in our inland valleys and talk about a quiet weather pattern the accuweather seven day forecast is about the same tomorrow slightly warmer wednesday we drop off a bit on thursday and really close to midnight we usher in fall and the first weekend of fall looking warmer with really nice temperatures there. good morning jobina. yeah, they do look nice. >> thank you, lisa. good morning, everybody. so we are going to start with a couple of crashes that we're following right now. we have two major backups. the first is going to be in sunol. so the crash itself is on southbound 680 before the sunol offramp speeds down to 11mph. in this spot, six vehicles involved there. and unfortunately, injuries, according to the chp westbound four at san marco boulevard speeds down to 11mph. there so just a heads up we do now have confirmation the metering lights flipped on at the bay bridge toll plaza at 6:00 this morning. and we'll end here with a live picture from the richmond-san rafael bridge, coomassie. >> thanks, jobina now we're checking in with ginger zee.

>> she's live with a look at what's coming up on gma this morning. hi, ginger. good morning to you, reggie and coomassie. >> nice to be with everybody. so coming up here on gma, we start with the latest developments. the five us prisoners being held prisoners being held in iran have been freed. so we'll get into all of that. also why some social security recipients are now getting surprise letters and those letters are asking them to pay back some money. plus, a new study on breast cancer by county doctor jen ashton tells us it's all about geography. where you live matters and what you can do to reduce your risk. and then a show me the money. we're going to show you how to find out if you are owed any of the billions of dollars in unclaimed money across the country goes back with the show me the money van. so you want to see that on gma. >> the show me the money van. yes. what what's that? yeah. >> yeah, i guess it's just like the mobile that they take around, you know, to give people money. i don't know. i just saw it for the first time today. yeah >> you have a mascot and you have a van. now, what's next? a

money van, right? i mean, what could possibly a money van? >> i'm going to need a hurricane plane before this is all said and done. that's what i'm saying. let's do that. >> ginger hurricane plane with money, right? >> with money. >> and you're also raining when you're not chasing hurricanes. you're throwing money around. yeah i like that. you're literally making it rain. >> i'll take it to the pitch. >> okay, good. please do. strangers. things have been greenlighted before this. this is not out of the ordinary. it's true. thank you, ginger. we'll see you at seven. these are really

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members will still be required to wear business attire. a record setting weekend at levi stadium. and it's all thanks to ed sheeran. close to 80,000 people showed up to his concert, which may have set a stadium record. that show got about 15 to 20,000 more people than people who saw taylor swift and beyonce at the tonight see it was a packed house. thousands of people surrounding the stage on the floor and many recording video of every moment. abc7 news was in santa clara on saturday as fans arrived at levi's for sheeran's mathematics concert before people started filling into the stadium this is really cool. he surprised the crowd at his merch truck and did a little concert. >> all right, we are here at santa clara. i'm going to go to the merch stand, give out some merch and play a song. english girl in an american town who? >> what would you like? >> all right. i don't know any artists at this level.

>> who's doing this? no, this is cool. >> i love it. >> we're going to get a tattoo. >> obviously, people were so thrilled with the concert. it also sounds like maybe a fan was going to get a tattoo of the signature he was putting on their arm. that's cool. the previous stadium record for a concert was about 76,000. that was for a grateful dead show in 2015. i do have to add, just defend my beyonce. the layout of the concert was totally different. yeah, it's the stage. yeah. i'm not trying to take anything away from ed sheeran or his fans, but if you're doing a stage in the center that means you have 360 fans, whereas beyonce and taylor had a whole section which was off limits because you couldn't see them anyway. next is 630, the new citywide outdoor warning system in the city of berkeley. how city officials hope it can help save lives. and golden gate fields horse track may stay open longer than initially thought. when we're hearing that it might close. and as we head to break, a live look outside. it is

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now it's 630, recruiting more officers for the force. the local department offering the largest hiring bonus in the country to get people to join. >> then no deal. we are now on day four of an autoworkers strike as negotiators has dragged on both sides failing to reach an agreement. >> happy homecoming for a couple drives about two hours to get this peacock and give it a home. this story is giving and we can't wait to tell you about it. >> but happy monday. we hope you had a good weekend. and we're happy you're with us at september the 18th. yeah. >> meteorologist lisa argent is here now. >> yeah, transitioning to a quiet monday. in fact, a pretty quiet week ahead. temperatures have been comfortable. not too hot. gorgeous view from mt. tam. 6.54 is the official sunrise is 54 degrees at 2300ft. 62 downtown with 64. in oakland, it is 59 with the fog and half moon bay and a lazy monday for all of our friends here at pier 39,

where temperatures is up in the north bay are cool. 56 degrees, 61 in concord. we'll look for the fog to stay with us through the 9:00 hour. but by 10:00, we're sunny in our inland valleys, 11:00 across the bay. we have that fog eroding. and then by 1:00, we've got sunshine at the coast 60s there, mid 70s around the bay, inland. we'll be in the upper 70s. if you like this weather, you'll probably like our tuesday forecast as well. good morning. good morning, lisa. >> thank you. hi, everyone. so i very quickly want to get to our two big crashes in the east bay because that's where you're going to face a problem for your commute and not much has changed, unfortunately. southbound 680 before the sunol ramp speeds down to 11mph. we have about six vehicles involved here. traffic is backed up for miles in that spot. and then also pittsburgh along bay point there, right where those two cities meet westbound four at san marco boulevard. your speeds are also down to 11mph due to a crash in that spot. reggie and kumasi, thank you, 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 because they did not submit the application on time. abc7 news reporter lena howland in the newsroom with why the mayor says help is still on the way. lena >> well, 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. tsay 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 combat 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. and in response to this so-called botched application, we'll be hearing from the naacp carl chan out of oakland, chinatown down, 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. 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, 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. >> now to day four of the autoworkers strike, the united auto workers union's historic multi simultaneous strike against detroit's big three auto companies is still going on after both sides failed to reach labor agreements and jobina. the strike is now also threatening the livelihoods of workers who have not walked off the job. >> yes, gmac. so this morning, nearly 13,000 auto workers are returning to the picket line. the united auto workers pressing ahead with its first ever coordinated strike against detroit's big three automakers. the uaw says it held negotiations with general motors and ford over the weekend, reporting reason reasonably productive conversations with ford, chrysler and jeep's parent

company. stellantis says it's raised its hourly wage offer by nearly 21. but it still not enough for the uaw, which is demanding that the big three revive worker pensions, 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 call the union's demands to costly as it takes on the added expense of building electric vehicles. >> now, at least two automakers announcing temporary layoffs for non-striking workers as some 2000 at gm and some 600 did at ford. reggie jobina, thank you. >> with nearly three and a half months left in the year, the us has already reached an unfortunate and violent milestone. this shooting in denver over the weekend marked the 500th mass shooting this year as nobody died in this incident, but five people were shot just hours later, another

mass shooting happened, this time in el paso, texas. a mass shooting is defined as having four or more victims. until five years ago, the country never had 500 or more mass shootings in one year. last year, we had 645 mass shootings, which was actually less than what we saw in 2021. >> california is taking center stage at one of the biggest climate conscious events in the world this week, climate week nyc kick things off yesterday with an appearance from california governor gavin newsom. it comes two days after california filed a lawsuit accusing five major oil companies, including san ramon bay, chevron, for its continued use of 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. week two 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. politicize and a waste of california taxpayer dollars. horse racing at golden gate fields will continue into 2024, according to the owners of the track officials say the track will apply for racing daetz for the first half of the year. >> that means the likely close sometime next summer. the announcements come just days after the state legislature passed a revenue sharing bill. it would funnel betting dollars from southern california tracks to northern california tracks when there is no racing in the northern part of the state. the bill now heads to the governor for his signature uh- a reminder that this field was originally scheduled to close later this year. >> 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.

>> three, two, one. in. one, this is a test 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 half a mile away. >> coming up, the local company set to slash more jobs. >> and a look right now live at the big board at the new york stock exchange. you can see we're up right now by about 30 points. another update on the markets next. >> then the closest look yet at the destruction in the flooding in libya. the warnings that went unanswered before the tragedy. and stay with us on the abc seven bay area streaming app at seven for abc, seven at seven. we're live every weekday from 7

to 8 a.m. you can download that app now wherever you stream. >> happy monday to you. nice start to the workweek with this system offshore. kept up weather pretty pleasant. but also so it hasn't changed very much. it finally drifts to the south and we'll be looking at the low clouds and fog patchy this morning, giving way to mostly sunny conditions. and look at this cool shot from our exploratorium camera where you can see it is mostly cloudy here in san francisco, 60 to 64. in oakland, it is 59 with a clear sky in san jose and from our sutro tower camera looking kind of scary, right with the cloud cover a little murky out there, but sunny skies upper 60s on the way for you mid 50s in santa rosa with 58 by the delta some fog all the way into the valley the inland valleys. this morning so it pulls back. everybody has mostly sunny skies even at the coast. and then as we get into your tuesday, once again, a foggy start, a great start, and then mostly sunny skies getting wiped away from the coast as that low drifts away. so in terms of where we should be

climatologically in our inland valleys, it's been cooler than average should be in the low 80s, upper 70s. today they may see a couple degrees of warming. then by thursday, a little cooler. but it's really the weekend, friday into the weekend as high pressure builds in and we get temperatures a little back more in line where they should be for mid to late september 72nd. in oakland today with 74 and that sea breeze in the afternoon for san mateo upper 70s in the south bay and then warmer into the fi

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palmdale. over the weekend, authorities say he was in his patrol vehicle when he was shot and killed. they're calling it an ambush. a news conference is set for 1030 this morning after investigate say that person of

interest was detained. >> we're getting a closer look at the devastation in libya where thousands of people have died in heavy flooding. these drone shots show the damage buildings, the streets that became inundated with mud and water to dams broke above the town of derna during a powerful storm washing away people and their bodies out to sea. experts say floods posed a danger to those dams and they made calls to the government to fix them. but those warnings fell on deaf ears and no significant work was done on them. >> new at six, a large protest is happening outside mineta san jose international airport this morning. activists are upset over a visit today by israeli prime minister netanyahu. he's expected to meet with elon musk and some ai companies in silicon valley before heading to new york for united nations meetings . the visit comes as musk faces allegations of anti-semitism targeting the anti-defamation league. the league's chief executive claims musk's comments have led to an increase in

threats against the organization . listen to pilots died 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. macy was based near the california oregon border. rushing is from la. 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. last year, pilot aaron hoag died in a crash during the jet gold race. the findings of that investigation have not yet been released. 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 and female artists. jann wenner spoke with the new york times about the singers and musicians he chose and didn't choose to profile. in his new book entitled the masters winners profiles were of white male performers, while notable women and black performers were not profiled, people interviewed had to meet a couple of criteria. >> one, just kind of my personal interest and love of them insofar as the women i mean, there were just none of them were as articulate enough on this intellectual level. >> wenner 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 does wish 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 announcement in a statement posted to her instagram page sunday morning. it comes after she received a lot of backlash for deciding to restart the show despite the

strike, she says she has listened to everyone and made the decision to pause the show's premiere after the episodes taped last week won't air right now. she also apologized to anyone she may have hurt and says she hopes for a resolution very soon. the emmy awards were supposed to happen 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 the people who would have been there can't promote their programs. so it would have been useless. as our host has not yet been announced. but the writers guild of america has been on strike since may. sag-aftra which is the actor's guild, has been striking since july. >> if your kids have these water beads, you will want to stop using them immediately and return them to target buffalo games is recalling the water beads. >> these are activity kits. after a ten month old swallowed one and died. and a nine month old also swallowed one and had to get surgery to remove it. the problem is they expand when they're ingested. target sold 52,000 of these kits under the

chuckle and roar brand from march through november of last year. so if you have this kit at home, you can take it back to target for a refund for the first time in 20 years, voters may get to overhaul the state's mental health system. the measure is 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. it also asked 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's signed by governor newsom, it will go before voters in march. >> now it's your morning money report. hundreds of jobs at cisco systems are being cut. the san jose based company plans to get rid of a total of 350 jobs in the bay area, according to state filings. the layoffs will affect workers in san jose, milpitas. this is the company's second round of layoffs this year. in march, cisco cut over 650 bay area jobs, which also

affected workers in san francisco. job layoffs will happen on or around october 16th. and now we take a live look at the new york stock exchange. we are up, but just barely. about 17 points now a cute update on a homecoming, but not just any kind, though. >> we are talking about ringo starr. we've been following ringo. he's an adult, domesticated peacock and was initially found running around a school parking lot in east palo alto. and so people are trying to find him a new home. a couple in pittsburgh saw his story because their male peacock just died and they were, as you can imagine, very heartbroken about it. they drove more than two hours to the peninsula. humane society to adopt ringo. >> ringo is really happy right now. he slept up in the roosting area last night right next to the female right next to the female. she's been preening him today. they've been sitting. together. gosh, they just love each other already.

>> the couple says ringo spent the day exploring his new home and his new environment. >> the raptors there? >> yeah. and we are happy for them. >> i am really happy for them. >> new couple alert. >> all right. i'm excited to tell you about this. dancers from across the bay area showed off their moves for the warriors junior jam squad and the hardwood classics. these were the auditions. let them know we in here. >> i bet you can't do it. do it. do it like this. yo, you can't do it. do it. do it like this. >> i was one of the judges yesterday at chase center. and when i tell you these kids were killing it and just when i thought i had seen the most impressive moves, that's when the seniors took the stage. i could not believe what i was watching. i am talking about full splits. >> i believe it. i see it. the hardwood dancers, the hardwood dancers, they are 55 and up the kids you're seeing here range in age from 6 to 14. >> they're going to find out tomorrow who actually makes the cut. it's going to be very

difficult to make this decision. and we as judges were told that going into it, because they've been doing workshops all week leading up to yesterday's audition and they said the talent was really through the roof and they were right. they have to cut like half the kids. it's really tough. they get to keep a little bit more of the hardwood dancers, but if you get cut, please know that you gave me my entire life and you are. you are all extremely talented. i had such a hard time judging yesterday. in fact, i think i did a horrible job. you know what? >> that's okay. that's fine. >> you encouraged friends? >> oh, yeah. i was just sitting there. i was just the hype man. >> yeah, i was the hype, man. >> i was like, what you need? i'm telling you, this one lady, she went up there and she did the full splits after ward and this was the 55 and up group. >> and no shade to her. she was on the higher end of the age range, 55 and up. >> yeah. she was the up she was up. okay >> dang and i did a full. >> i like that because really

and also a like i was out of control watching these people because i couldn't believe it. i love it. >> it was so good. oh and also the facials. these kids. >> yeah. especially these girls. >> they were just out there giving the full face like, coming hard. >> they love it. half of it is face. i can't wait to see who's on the team. >> yeah, now i'm hyped. what's going on over here? >> oh, what do some stretches paint myself off. >> good morning everybody. waking up to partly to mostly cloudy conditions out there. look at pier 39, where nobody is in a hurry to do anything. 62 in san francisco, it is 64. in oakland, it will be sunny here later on with upper 60s 59 in san jose and the oakland airport . right now, all the clouds stacked up here with temperatures around 70 degrees, maybe 3 to 5 degrees below average. once again here on the east bay, 57 in napa, it is 58 by the delta and as we get into your wednesday, has anything

changed? not really. low pressure off the coast is beginning to fade away. we'll get a wind shift out and we'll see temperatures once again in follow suit, 60s and 70s on thursday. but then high pressure wants to build in on friday and that will bring up numbers maybe 3 to 5 degrees in time for the weekend as fall arrives. 72 today in oakland. look for 74 up in san rafael. so unlike yesterday, we'll get into some sun sooner this afternoon and as a result could see a few degrees of warming in our inland valleys. 78 in livermore, san jose, morgan hill, about 80in the accuweather seven day forecast. little change for tuesday and a quiet week. jobina. >> thank you, lisa. good morning, everybody. we are starting with a live picture from the richmond-san rafael bridge because we do have a hit and run reported here and you can tell it's really crowded. the crash is going to be just around the toll plaza once you make it through that, your speeds should be generally at the limit, maybe slightly under as you make your way across the bridge westbound, we do have a

new crash reported in ashland and northbound to 38 before east 14th street. a second crash here in sunol southbound 680 before the sunol off ramp really backed up in that area and still looking at a third crash in pittsburgh, westbound four at san marco boulevard. and then again, we will end here because this is our new problem spot. the richmond, san rafael bridge in the westbound direction saying thanks jobina reverend cecil williams of glide memorial church celebrated his 94th birthday over the weekend. >> san francisco mayor london breed was there at a special sunday service. reverend williams is the 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 late a doer of the word. >> and reverend cecil woodard. right. and the time you talk the most for. >> all right. ministry leaders at glide say reverend williams led the pathway for important conversations like the one that

the church had yesterday on reparations lollypops and hot dog costumes. >> that's how they do oktoberfest in ohio, i guess. oh there they are. yeah the annual running of the wiener dogs in downtown cincinnati. 100 doxies took part. some purebred, some mixed breed. a three year old rescue named ruby won this year's top prize. she's getting a year's supply of dog food. ruby's human mom says that ruby has always been really fast, loves to play fetch and chase after tennis balls. what does have to do with october fest? >> because. >> okay, let's talk about this. a sweet celebration for a very large dessert. it was all about a giant whoopie pie, a bakery in vermont made one last year. it was 540 pounds. this year it's 700 pounds. apparently, this is a festival, a whoopie pie festival, and it is in its sixth

year. okay >> have you ever had a whoopie pie? >> is that like a moon pie? >> i think i had a moon. >> i like a moon pie. >> do you like it? >> i haven't had a moon pie in forever, though, but i don't think it's worth the calories. >> you don't think so? not really. >> i would give me, like, a hostess cupcake. >> i'd rather have actually give me the one from rubicon that they make over here in the east bay. you know, we're talking about. >> haven't had that yet. >> oh, i did a whole story over there. oh, it's like a hostess cupcake. but no offense. like offense. >> go ahead and offend. >> elevated. okay. >> really elevated. really good whoopie pie. keep it up. >> next, the seven things you need to know today. >> you can watch all of 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. download the app now and you can start streaming as we head to break, a live look outside at 655. >> we'll be right back.

got nothing. that's what community leaders are calling a news conference set for today to address how the city missed the deadline on to apply for a state grant to fight retail crime. the oakland branch of the naacp church leaders and merchants say they want answers. number three, it is day four of the auto workers strike against america's big three automakers. >> negotiations happened over the weekend, but no deal has been reached. >> number four, golden gate fields will stay open longer than expected. the owners of the tracks say they'll apply for racing dates through june of next year. the track was scheduled to close in december. >> number five starting out with partly to mostly cloudy conditions, upper 60s, downtown,

sunny for everyone with upper 70s inland. >> number six, bringing you a live picture from the richmond, san rafael bridge. we do have a hit and run around the toll plaza here it is in the process of clearing. so expect some minor delays. >> number seven, oktoberfest is underway in germany. this video shows the mad dash of people descending on beer halls to grab the best seats over the weekend. 6 million people are expected at the 18 day event. oktoberfest runs through october 3rd. >> it is the running. >> i have to make a reversal here. i've been saying for years i didn't care about this and this was not a goal of mine to go to. and drew is always like, i want to go to oktoberfest. let's go to oktoberfest. finally, when i went to berlin this summer, i get it now. >> you got it. you got it. >> oh, you went. no no. >> but i get, like, the big stuff. fine. >> okay. and the song sausage and the experience. >> so you run to if you go. if you go, go all the way. not wrong run. >> i imagine you run and then have all those meats and the

heavy beer. >> look it off. work it off. >> don't work it off. >> think there are such few things will make me run. >> being chased. >> i mean, seeing anybody run. >> i'm running. >> okay, that's true. >> okay. if you're running jobina, i will run and i will ask questions later. no, you need to run. >> good morning america for our viewers in the west. breaking news. five u.s. prisoners held in iran set to be freed. the u.s. releases $6 billion in iranian assets. now where things stand for the five wrongfully detained american prisoners. >> urgent manhunt. the severaling for the suspect who gunned down a los angeles county sheriff's deputy in an apparent ambush outside the station. the desperate plea for help, deputies on high alert.