after almost five months, a deal has been reached. the steps now that the writers guild of america needs to take to get back to work. >> plus, how one restaurant in san francisco says they are forced to close because of the slowdown in foot traffic on city streets. >> and if you are one of the millions of american with student loans, what you need to know is payments are set to

return next month. good morning to you. >> it is monday, september 25th. >> yes. we're going to check in now with drew, who is back in the building. >> hey, good morning, friends. we have some light rain to talk about later on today in parts of the region. here's live. doppler seven, the bigger picture. you can see that moisture is approaching eureka. this morning, it's a cold front that will move through here. it has brought us good air quality this morning. that continues the next couple of days. here's how it plans out later on throughout the day. it's a mix of sun and clouds. during the daylight hours. we're dry through 4 p.m. it's after the sun goes down past 7 p.m. we'll track those showers in the north bay. that's the best area to see any moisture. the next 24 hours, we'll go hour by hour on future weather. time out. this cold front for you coming up in about six minutes. let's check in with jobina and see how traffic's doing this morning. thank you, drew. >> good morning, everyone. so we have a big mess right now on westbound 24, especially for people that are going to be traveling through the caldecott tunnel. so we have a sig alert for two separate issues, a crash at westbound 24 right at 13 and

also due to a multi-car crash that is blocking all of boer three inside the caldecott tunnel. you can see the backup extends past four miles. now your speeds are averaging around 14mph. as you approach it. we have a second crash right now, southbound 684 on drady road speeds down to ten miles per hour there. and the slowdowns for our super commuters are not nearly as bad. tracy to dublin around 47 minutes. antioch to concord along highway 422. kumasi, thanks, jobina. >> new developments this morning after nearly five months, a tentative agreement has been reached to potentially end the writers strike in hollywood. abc seven news reporter lena howland live in los gatos with more on how tv shows and movies are going to be impacted by this. lena >> well, 146 days in and the writers guild says they have reached a deal with studios to end this historic strike. and this impacts writers not just in la and around the country, but right here in los gatos, too. as it's home to netflix headquarters. now, while the terms of this deal were not immediately announced, we do know the three year contract

still needs to be legally finalized before a vote by writers guild leadership expected as early as tomorrow. once approved, the contract will be sent to union members for a ratification vote. the wga reportedly made progress on some of the most contentious issues, including viewership, residual payments for writers and minimum staffing guarantees on shows. once the deal is ratified. late night and daytime talk shows could return within days, but it will still take weeks to write scripts for narrative shows and even longer for those shows to enter production. >> my phone is blowing up with joy, joy, people thanking each other, people that are so excited that they're going out right now. >> but before any of your favorite shows return and the actors represented by sag after a need to agree on a contract before they get back in front of the camera right after the tentative announcement was made. sag-aftra currently in the middle of its own strike, put

out its own statement, saying in part, while we look forward to reviewing the wga and am. p tpz tentative agreement, we remain committed to achieving the necessary terms for our members . now, although the wga has suspended picketing writers are not returning to work until authorized by the guild live in los gatos, lena howland, abc seven news. >> lena, thank you. and the east bay 200 businesses in oakland will be taking matters into their own hands tomorrow. they're going on strike, shutting down their stores for all or part of the day to protest retail crime. according to our abc seven news data, team, burglaries are up 44% in the last 12 months, compared to the annual average over the last three years. robberies are up 26% during that same time frame. local store owners tell us, though, safety and financial fears have made it very difficult to do business in oakland, even if the crime is not hitting my store, hitting other businesses is bad.

>> you know, oakland is beautiful. we have to keep it safe. you know, police have to do something. the mayor have to do something. >> the latest notable case excuse me, notable case of violence was friday night. a man from berkeley was shot and killed right by lake temescal. mayor shengtao says it's going to take time for her crime fighting strategy to stick as your mayor, i know for sure what we're doing and we're doing everything that we can to protect our businesses and our residents. >> and so, again, all of this implementation, it is slowly ramping up. >> as for the business strikes, she tells local merchants she hears their concerns. murtaugh recently announced oakland is adding 300 security cameras citywide this fall and doubling the number of police foot patrols in the main business corridors. >> developing news in washington, d.c. it is a critical week on capitol hill as fears grow about a possible government shutdown. lawmakers have until this weekend to reach a deal. jobina has more on the impact. a shutdown could have,

including right here in the bay area. jobina. thank you, koumassi the us government has six days to pass a spending bill. >> congress remains at a standstill right now. house speaker kevin mccarthy says he has a short term plan to fund the government through october. essential workers would not be impacted, but other jobs would be furloughed until the shutdown ends. some gop house leaders are against funding any government agencies without massive spending cuts. this means possible holdups for tsa at airports, disaster funding would be at risk and military troops and law enforcement agencies will be forced to work without pay. president biden is hoping to avoid a potential crisis funding the government is one of the most basic responsibilities of congress, and it's time for republicans to start doing the job. >> america elected them to do. >> if there is a shutdown, it will be right into fleet week, which is scheduled to start on october 2nd here in san francisco. the association tells abc7 news they have nothing to

report yet, but they will let us know if there are any changes. there will be. this will be the largest government shutdown in us history if house republicans don't budge on any sort of deal. reggie jobina, thank you. >> yeah, another one of san francisco's long time businesses is closing as more vacancies impact the city barbacoa will be shutting its doors after 14 years. owners say it's just unsustainable because there's not enough people to serve in the financial district. many business owners are attributing it to the loss of an office workers data from commercial real estate shows the office vacancy rate in san francisco was at 31.6% in july. that's compared to a 4% vacancy rate in the city prior to the pandemic. >> san francisco downtown has the lowest office occupancy at the moment than any other city in the united states. employers have to maybe put their foot down and say, hey, you have to come to work. >> city leaders say businesses have improved, improved since

the pandemic, but there's still work to be done. new at six, one of san francisco's biggest developments is finally set to break ground. >> according to the chronicle, construction on the bay lands project is set to start next year. it is 660 acres on san francisco's brisbane border. the redeveloped plant will include nearly 4000 homes, commercial space and parks. the pandemic brought the project to a halt, but now it looks like it's moving forward. in just days, the republican presidential debate will be on why the chair of the rnc is calling on donald trump to attend, ushering in a new headliner. >> usher is set to perform at the super bowl halftime show. that's obviously not him. but just picture him what the legendary artist is saying about this milestone in his career >> 0608 this morning, we are timing out that chance for some rain. it's after sunset tonight. here's 730 some light showers in the north bay continuing close to midnight. a little bit of drizzle early tomorrow morning. then this system is out of here.

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are still hard at work to prevent fires from spreading. >> we're still doing fuel modification work. we're not resting on our laurels at all. those fires can start and with the winds that we get in the north bay, can escalate very quickly. and add. we want to avoid that. if we can. so we need our community. your viewership to maintain that vigilance until we really get into some really wedding rain, wildfire fires in southern oregon and far northern california have led to poor air quality here in the bay area.

>> the past week. so they are reminding this threat still exists. for more information on fireproof living, your home and your property, you can head to ready for wildfire.org. >> and kumasi we are getting improving air quality today. we have some rain in the forecast but you can clearly see this storm system on live doppler seven along with satellite. that comma shape showing you significant rain falling in portland and seattle this morning. a tighter view into northern california. this rain is just approaching the coastline where eureka will get some good rain out of this. we will see some light showers, mainly in the north bay the next 24 hours. that's the best chance of finding moisture there. could see along the coast and in the north bay. we'll likely find that rainfall less than about a 10th of an inch as we head into the south bay in the inland east bay will likely find little to no rainfall. that's pretty typical for an early season system like this. it doesn't pack too much of a punch and mainly the north bay is the best

chance for seeing rainfall in the next 24 hours. but it will kick up our surf along the entire coastline. right now, waves 3 to 7ft high. but tonight into tomorrow evening, those waves will increase for 10 to 16 foot breakers. that's dangerous swimming and surfing conditions as we head into tuesday. carmassi. >> thank you. launching a strike while hundreds of dialysis caregivers are walking off the job starting today and the closure of hundreds of rite aid's across the country, how it's a part of a bankruptcy plan. and as we have to break, we're taking a live look outside right now. at 613, we'll be right back i'm just the flu. (coughing, sneezing) i'm quite harmless, really. and when people ask, “but aren't you linked to dangerous flu complications... ( coughing, sneezing.) ...like pneumonia, heart attack, and hospitalizations?” (coughing, gasping.) ...i just say, “but i'm just the flu.” (sniffs) (elevator dings) it's him! who? i'm just the flu. fight the flu with

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in debt, according to the wall street journal. rite aid is considering shutting down up to 500 stores to sell or let creditors take over operations. nyan's bankruptcy plan includes liquidating 2100 of its locations. currently, the company has more than 2300 stores in 17 states. more than 500 dialysis caregivers are launching a two day strike starting today. >> the strike will be held at nearly two dozen clinics across california. here you can see where the strikes are being held today and tomorrow in gilroy, san jose and brentwood. they're happening at fresno and satellite health care facilities . caregivers say they are striking over unfair labor practices. neither company has commented on this strike. >> the crowd and the internet are going crazy over what happened during the kansas city chiefs game yesterday. taylor swift made a return to arrowhead stadium since her eras tour to support chiefs tight end travis kelce, who is her rumored boyfriend. now, do they put this up here? well he scored a

touchdown. and you can see taylor is in the suite having a time next to his mother. mm hm. chiefs went on to win pretty big over the bears and taylor swift and travis kelce. they left the game together. >> okay. this feels very elementary school and then. >> and then. >> and then i saw him with. >> he passed a note to her. the miami dolphins decimated the denver broncos and challenged the all time nfl record in one of the most lopsided games in the league's history. the final score was 70 to 20. >> stop the game. >> uh huh. 70 is the third most points ever scored in nfl history. at the end of the game, miami chose to run out the clock rather than break the league's all time record of 72 points. dolphins head coach mike mcdaniel explained why the team stopped short of making history by chasing a record. >> and that's not what we came to the game to do. the message

that it i thought it would send wasn't really in line with how i view things. >> miami is now three and zero with its impressive winning streak, while the broncos fall to the opposite at zero and three. >> don't forget you can watch monday night football tonight on abc seven. the philadelphia eagles are taking on the tampa bay buccaneers. the coverage starts at 4 p.m. followed by after the game. 18 games are going to be airing this season on abc. and you can watch the niners play right here on christmas day. well, the next super bowl halftime headliner has been announced and the legendary singer might have you sing. >> oh, my gosh. oh oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, my god. usher is taking the stage at allegiant stadium in las vegas for the 2024 super bowl halftime show. the eight time grammy winner has held a residency at park mgm since 2019. usher says it's the honor

of a lifetime to finally check a super bowl performance off his bucket list. super bowl 58 is set for sunday, february 11th. now what song is he going to start with? >> ooh, yeah. >> do you think it's going to be. yeah >> with that triangle. >> ding, ding, ding. >> that's all i remember that song. >> i don't know. he has such a big catalog, but he is very r&b . yeah. so it would make sense to start out with, like, a pop, you know, mainstream. everyone knows. bring them in. >> mhm. >> i just want him to do like you got a bad. >> you owe me my boo. >> bring out alicia keys that album confessions you could just do start to finish confessions. >> so many songs. yeah you make me want to go throw it back old school. >> yeah, it'll be good. good choice. yes, that's a great choice. >> dj got me falling in love again. i like that people love that song. i really do like that song. yeah and beyonce. it's a hype song. >> love loving the club.

>> oh, now, that would probably not happen. come on. that's like, real high on the bucket list. a real high. >> not happy, but that would be great. >> the more i think about it, if i were usher, i would have no guess. >> i was thinking. no guess to just have his moment. >> just. >> just like how rihanna did it last year. >> it's just me. >> i'm enough. >> he really is enough. >> yeah, really is. what >> i know there's going to be a skating rink. >> yes, there's going to be a skating rink. >> yes, it has to be. >> remember the last skating rink debacle? >> who with who? >> oh, we don't need to go back into that. >> we should, though, over at coachella. >> oh. >> oh, oh, yeah. >> ouch. >> yeah, that seems like a lifetime of hurt feelings. >> oh, that skating rink did not work out, but hopefully this one will. >> wow. yeah >> yeah. all right. outside this morning, here is sutro tower. here's a look at the accuweather headlines for the day today. it's a mix of sun and clouds. temperatures are really seasonal. we'll go into the 70s, then tonight after the sun goes

down, we'll track some showers, mainly in the north bay into the early morning hours of tuesday. but for the rest of the seven day forecast, we're looking at sunshine in mild autumn days through the upcoming weekend. here's live doppler seven along with satellite. it is active as we track a cold front approaching the coastline of northern california. eureka. we'll see substantial rain out of this system. but as the front moves into our neck of the woods, it loses a lot of its moisture. but still, we will find a light shower here and there in the north bay mainly. here's future weather, 1 p.m. today. it's just a mix of sun and clouds. we are dry through the daylight hours and then by 730 we're back on air for abc seven news later on this afternoon and into the evening, we'll track that moisture coming into ukiah, cloverdale approaching santa rosa by 930 and then we could see some light drizzle early in the morning on tuesday. but it's out of here. by the time the sun gets up here tuesday morning and the rest of tuesday, you're looking at a lot of sunshine and really nice conditions. so today it's a mix of sun and clouds. before we

track that rain arriving later on this evening. temperatures going into the 70s. here's the accuweather seven day forecast next seven days for you chance of those showers in the north bay later on tonight then it's a nice fine looking forecast when it comes to autumn through the upcoming weekend. mild to warm conditions. jobina. thank you, drew. >> good morning, everybody. so the good news is that both sig alerts that we were following on westbound 24 have cleared. you are going to face major residual delays in this area. so you can see the speeds around 37mph. the backup extends more than four miles. well past orinda at the moment. it is in the process of clearing the second crash in sunol southbound 684 andreotti road. but we do have a new one southbound 880 past industrial parkway in hayward. it's been very messy in terms of the commute in the east bay this morning we'll end here with a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. the good news is no backup here. even though metering lights flipped on at 541. reggie oh, thanks so much. >> now we're going to turn to ginger zee with a look at what's happening on good morning

america this morning. hi, ginger. hey reggie. >> coomassie nice to be with everybody. so coming up here on gma, we'll start with the story. i know you've been covering that breaking news with the tentative agreement being reached by the hollywood writers strike. so we're going to tell you what that all means for the actors who are still on the picket lines. and then we'll also look at the autoworkers strike. also, an abc news exclusive with the man at the center of that violent brawl. we all saw that video so much in the alabama riverfront last month. well, he is telling his story for the first time, along with the coworkers who jumped in to help him. plus kerry washington is here live talking about her powerful new memoir and that special with robin last night. we're also swimming with the sharks all week and not the kind where i go in the water. but no, robert herjavec is here helping answer some questions about debt. and then, you know, we've got gio and that show me the money this time in texas helping everybody find some unclaimed cash. >> the money van is back. >> yep, it's back. >> we like that. send it here. send it to san francisco. >> not to compete with. >> good morning. >> every way to pay down debt.

>> well, there you go. we're also interviewing robert this morning on our streaming show, seven and seven and mr. wonderful, i'm going to pitch another idea. the last time mr. wonderful was here, i pitched several ideas. they were all soundly rejected. and then the cruelest of ways. >> oh, well. >> but now, fran, you're ready. it's a new day. >> you know what? >> it's good worth. it's worth just putting it out there. it's a bunch of spaghetti on the wall, you know? that's how you got to do it. i believe in you, reggie. >> thank you. just spoiler alert. my product is chatgpt and we're going to see how that goes . i have a feeling it's not going to go well. >> all right, fran, but like you say, throw it, throw it at the wall, see what sticks. >> right. one of them will stick. >> see, i like this attitude. ginger. we'll see you at sev

mcdaniels says not only do other candidates want to hear from trump, but voters do, too. the former president is sitting this debate out just as he did during the first debate. instead of wednesday's debate in southern california. trump is scheduled to speak to striking uaw workers in detroit. it was doggie central at a film screening in la's griffith park on sunday. paramount pictures invited families and their furry friends to attend paw patrol, the mighty movie watch party. 219 dogs and their owners filled up the park. that attendance broke the record for the most dogs to attend a film screening ever. that film is scheduled to open on friday. next to 630, returning to the burn zones today. maui residents getting ready to go back to where their home once stood after those devastating wildfires. plus the border crisis. the number of migrants crossing into the us is going up. what border patrol is saying about the recent surge? as we head to break, a live look

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rushing to the coliseum before oakland's final home game of the season in their continued demands to the owner to sell the team and uber eats is extending its services when it recipients can start using the app to get groceries delivered. >> plus, what we might learn about the universe after a piece of an asteroid over 4 billion years old makes it to earth. >> and the next time it makes it to earth, it could destroy us all. >> oh, wow. >> didn't this time? >> no. well that's because we went to go get it. yeah so to save ourselves. yeah. details. it's on its way. >> we didn't need follow up. >> i was just. i'll tell you the

chances of us all being destroyed. good morning. it's monday. september 25th. >> hope you're having a good monday. we're going to start the check of our forecast. >> what a way to start the day. everything's fine. everything's great. we got the asteroid. that's good news. we are tracking some moisture on live doppler seven. here's the wider picture. we have this cold front that is beginning to move into eureka this morning. and as it continues its way south, it will bring us some light showers after the sun goes down and the best chance is likely in the north bay. this is not a widespread rain event, but we will see some rain in the forecast the next 24 hours, depending on where you live. it's a mix of partly to mostly cloudy skies. this morning. here's how the day shapes up. we'll have that blend of sun and clouds throughout the day. the day is totally dry after the sun goes down there you can see that chance of a shower in the north bay by 9 p.m, we'll take a much closer detailed look at that shower chance coming up in nine minutes. let's check in with jobina and see how traffic's doing today. >> thank you, drew. good morning, everyone. so we are going to start in the east bay

with a look at sunol. the good news here is that this crash is cleared, some residual delays, but not too bad for southbound 680 before drady road. our second crash, though, in hayward is continuing to back up now into san lorenzo, southbound 880 past industrial parkway. your speeds around 18mph. there live picture from the richmond-san rafael bridge where you're going to be slow in the westbound direction until you reach about the center span of the bridge. and now back up is beginning to form at the bay bridge toll plaza. those metering lights came on at 541. reggie and kumasi, thank you, jobina. >> new developments on the hollywood writers strike. a tentative agreement has been reached to potentially end the strike after nearly five months. but your favorite shows aren't going to be coming back just yet. abc7 news reporter lena howland is live in los gatos. selena, what do we know? >> well, the wga reportedly made progress on some of the most contentious issues, including viewership, residual payments for writers and minimum staffing guarantees for shows. last night, the wga negotiating committee writing to its members. we can say with great pride that this deal is

exceptional with meaningful gains and protections for writers in every sector of the membership. the three year contract still needs to be legally finalized before a vote by writers guild leadership expected as early as tomorrow. once approved, the contract will be sent to union members for a ratification vote. after that happens, late night and daytime talk shows could return within days, but it will still take weeks to write scripts for narrative shows and even longer for those shows to enter production. >> know they would not have told us a tentative deal was reached and told us that picketing is suspended. if it wasn't exemplar , we don't know. >> this agreement comes just five days before the strike would have become the longest in the guild's history and the longest hollywood strike in more than 70 years. now, although the wga has suspended picketing, writers are not returning to work until authorized by the guild. live in los gatos, lena

howland, abc seven news. thank you, lena. >> right after that tentative announcement was made, the main union representing actors, sag-aftra, put out this statement saying in part, quote, sag-aftra charter congratulates the wga on reaching a tentative agreement with the amptp after 146 days of incredible strength , resiliency and solidarity in the picket lines. while we look forward to reviewing the wga and amptp s tentative agreement, we remain committed to achieving the necessary terms for our members. >> happening today, property owners and residents who lived in the maui burn zone will return today. officials are starting to lift restrictions in lahaina after those devastating wildfires. jobina has more on what to expect today. >> jobina. thank you, carmassi. august 8th brought one of the deadliest wildfires in more than a century to the united states. nearly 100 lives were lost and more than 2000 buildings. most of them homes were destroyed. officials are allowing people to come back to see what's left of their homes. for many, it's the

first time since the fire demolish the land. seven weeks ago. authorities have divided the area into 17 burn zones and sub zones. some people will get to return with supervised visits starting this morning through tomorrow. they will be offered water, shade wash stations, portable toilets, medical and mental health care and transportation assistance. officials anticipate the people won't stay there for very long. they warn people not to sift through the ash for too long to avoid absorbing any toxins. >> as reggie, thank you, jobina . after more than a three year pause, student loan borrowers are bracing for payments to resume next month. interest on student loan debt has started accruing, and those payments on balances are scheduled to start october 1st. this comes after a year of political back and forth, with the white house forgiving $400 billion of student loan debt only to have that overturned by the supreme court. emily irwin, senior director of advice at wells fargo, recognizes the difficult

position this puts borrowers in . >> understandably, this is something that, even though it's been a pause, it felt permanent because it was so long. but it is coming. >> irwin adds. the borrowers should prepare to meet at least a minimum loan payments, because if you don't, it could impact your credit score. starting today, you can get more at home. >> covid tests for free. the department of health and human services says you can order for free tests per household from covid test.gov. the program was suspended in may after the end of the covid 19 public health emergency. there's been an increase in cases in recent weeks. new covid shots are available at some pharmacies, including walgreens and cvs, for the possible move to las vegas in the works. >> the a's final home game of the season had a feeling of farewell, so the team sell the team fans had a pregame march to the coliseum yesterday with a loud message for team owner john fisher. one group trying to keep

the team from moving to vegas even hired a plane with a banner. it urged fisher's mom, doris, to make her son sell and keep the team in oakland. the a's lease at the coliseum is set to expire after next season. if they build a new stadium in vegas, it likely won't be done until 2028. so it's unclear for where the team would play in the meantime, some oakland fans say they should find a different ballpark. >> it's like when you break up with a significant other and they still living in the house with you like get them out. so but once until there's a shovel in the ground, then the fight isn't over for a's. >> fans made that message clear in the outfield, unfurling this banner on the last game of the season, it says oakland will never quit. >> people get food stamps, will be able to use them on uber eats. coming up, uber says snap benefits can be used on fresh groceries for delivery starting in 2024. the company says it's doing this to make fresh groceries more accessible to people who are most vulnerable, including seniors, people with

disabilities, or people who don't have reliable transportation on a piece of asteroid that is 4.5 billion years old will be flown to the johnson space center in houston today. >> nasa scientists are hoping it'll give them some answers about the beginning of life on earth. from the edge of space, the ozone iris rex spacecraft released a capsule containing the asteroid yesterday, four hours later, it landed in utah, where recovery teams carefully bagged it up. the seven year long mission captured samples of the asteroid called bennu. studying asteroids is critical for scientists around the world, in part because of the concern that one of them could collide with our planet. nasa scientists predict a slim one. in 2700 chance that the asteroid bennu could strike earth in the year 2182. bennu is said to be as big as the empire state building. >> there's something like 30,000 asteroids that we know of just in the near-earth environment. and while none of them have a

target on the earth yet, some day we probably will. so let's get to know these things as best as we can. >> osiris-rex is now headed back into space for its next mission , retrieving a sample from a different asteroid coming up, the billion dollar investment amazon is making into the artificial intelligence industry right here in the bay area. >> and you are looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange down right now by about 118 points. another update on the markets next. making her mark a bay area woman hoping to leave a lasting impact as the war in ukraine continues. >> and stay with us on the abc7 bay area streaming app at 7:00 for abc7 at seven, we're live every weekday from 7 to 8 a.m. we are scheduled to talk to mr. wonderful paul from shark tank on abc. again, that's from 7 to 8 this morning. how's your. >> hey, good morning. 639 and we're looking at sutro tower right now. a live look we have fresh air out there this morning. good air quality for the foreseeable future. a lot of green on the board today,

tomorrow and wednesday. here's live. doppler seven along with satellite. we are tracking an early season storm that comma shaped that low pressure, that cold front moving through the pacific northwest right now. it's moving into northern california later on this morning. and by the time it reaches us here in the bay area, we'll get some light rain, mainly in the north bay. and after the sun goes down later on this evening, looking at rainfall estimates, the next 24 hours, the best chance of finding moisture is likely in the north bay and along the coast. pretty typical for an early season. cold front to really lack moisture in the south bay and the inland east bay. so we're expecting little to no rain in those areas. but nonetheless, it is nice to see an early season storm bringing some rainfall to our area, but it will kick up our surf later on tonight. a high surf advisory will go into effect tonight through tomorrow evening. right now, current wave heights, 3 to 7ft. but we do anticipate by tomorrow those waves will break between 14 and 16ft. so that is dangerous. swimming and surfing

conditions. so look at highs today. it's a mix of sun and clouds throughout the day. temperatures in the 70s and that rain arrives late this evening after the sun goes down in the north bay. we'll take a look at the seven day forecast

the two hoping, hoping to bolster us support. one local woman who is stepping in to help those fighting on the front lines. julia zimmerman, a ukrainian american, is helping lead the first ukrainian women expedition to summit mont blanc . it's the tallest and one of the deadliest mountains in the french alps. the effort is to raise funds for medical aid for ukrainian forces as a part of expedition. >> we're going to raise funds for yet another ambulance, an

and we were really just grateful that people supported us. >> zimmerman recently traveled to ukraine to hand-deliver an ambulance to the front lines of the war. >> for all that is coming as us support for the war in ukraine continues to decline. according to a new abc news washington post survey, 41% of americans say the us is doing too much to fund the war, and that's up from 33% in february. funding for military and humanitarian aid in ukraine is now amounted to more than $100 billion. the request congress is now considering is for an additional $24 billion developing news at the us border , where the number of unauthorized crossings is surging across the southwest. >> in el paso, texas, migrant housing shelters are reaching capacity. the city is planning to buy an abandon school to turn it into a shelter. the chief of border patrol says he suspects smugglers have been sending thousands of migrants across the border to divert the attention

away from border patrols. primary goal of preventing criminals and drugs and weapons from entering the us. >> i believe it's a money making opportunity for those smugglers and i believe it's a distraction for them to cross other things into the country. >> other things like narcotics, fentanyl, bulk cash weapons, people of interest, whether it be hardened criminals, gang members, convicted sexual predators. >> this weekend, us homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas met with the president of honduras along the us-mexico border. the two are discussing ways to curb migration in a major part of southern louisiana, including new orleans, is facing a major threat to its water supply. >> salt water has been seeping into the freshwater supply and parishes south of new orleans and now has a direct threat to the city itself. problem is coming from years of prolonged drought that's caused saltwater to flow upstream from the gulf of mexico and into water treatment plants along the mississippi river. the governor of louisiana is urging everyone

to stay calm. >> we are monitoring the situation. we're being proactive and we're applying best practices and lessons learned from the past. >> the mississippi river is expected to hit historic lows in the next few weeks. the governor is now appealing to the federal government for help. >> olympic champ and two time world cup winner megan rapinoe finished her career on the us women's national team with a two nothing win over south africa. fans honored the 38 year old soccer star with an emotional tribute before last night's game in chicago. rapinoe ends her tenure on the national team with 63 goals 783 assists, 203 international appearances and a massive impact on how people view women's soccer. >> women's sports specifically is in such an amazing place right now and such an exciting space. so i definitely want to keep my name in all the conversation and continue to be hopefully a big player and impactful player and in my future, going forward.

>> rapinoe has also been a leading advocate for social issues, including lgbtq rights, racial equality and equal pay. >> new at six poultry giants perdue and tyson are reportedly under federal investigation over child labor practices. according to the new york times, the us department of labor is trying to determine whether migrant children were used to clean slaughterhouses. this is some of the most dangerous work in the country. the new york times magazine initially published a story saying kids as young as 1318 were using acid and pressure hoses on industrial machines. tyson foods and perdue farms says they were not say they were not aware and that they will cooperate with investigators. >> now it's our morning money report. amazon will invest $4 billion into an artificial intelligence startup. amazon's employees and cloud customers will get early access to technology from san francisco. san francisco based anthropic.

the deal includes anthropic software in amazon's cloud infrastructure business and amazon web services. it's an effort to inch ahead of other ai competitors such as chatgpt and openai. >> we've been reporting on the tentative deal reached between hollywood writers and studios, but the economic impact will be felt for months to come. according to economists, the months long writers strike is on track to cost the industry nearly $6 billion in losses. the us bureau of labor and statistics recently reported 35,000 film and television employees have been out of work since the writers strike started in may. >> and now we take a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway. you can see that we're down about 76 points, finding love could be getting a little bit easier if you want to pay up. yep. >> tinder is offering its users a new monthly vip subscription plan. it's $6,000 a year or about $500 a month. the online dating app is currently only offering this feature to its top

1% of active users, as the premium feature will allow members to skip the line. and you can message other users without matching with them first. it will also show their profiles to people even if they don't have of the gold or the platinum subscription. >> now, wouldn't you want to match with somebody first? >> i know it's like you can't pay for them to like you, right? >> isn't that the whole proposition of this app is that you have to match? >> like what would be the purpose of dming somebody if you don't even know if they like you? >> right. maybe they didn't get to your profile yet or they didn't get there yet. >> it's a lot of money. >> six grand. >> yeah, that too. >> oh, yeah. yeah. you know, people are desperate. >> well. >> oh, look, i'm going to say that. >> well, if you're paying that much of money, then i think you are. maybe intention hasn't worked out. you're afraid people

do pay for, like matchmakers. >> people pay. >> that might be a better. >> but see that seems waste their time. like they. but she's still on the app. >> yeah. which is time consuming i and do you get your money back if you found somebody early on. >> no you missed your six grand. no no, no, no. >> all right. >> you pay for matchmakers, meet somebody randomly and still do not get any money back. >> but a matchmaker seems more tailored. yeah, that's true. yeah, that's, you know, let us know if you use it outside this morning. >> here is the exploratorium camera. we do have a fair amount of cloud cover this morning. it'll be a blend of sun and clouds throughout the day. really comfortable temperatures in the 70s. we go then tonight, we are tracking some showers in the north bay. this is after the sun goes down into the early morning hours of tuesday thanks to a cold front. but the rest of the seven day forecast, it's really sunny and mild. autumn days ahead. here's live. doppler seven along with satellite. we are tracking that cold front that is now making its way

onshore in eureka where we'll find some significant rainfall here. but by the time that front makes its way into our neck of the woods, it will lack a lot of moisture. it's pretty typical for an early season system to really fall apart as it heads south. so here's future weather, hour by hour. here's 130 this afternoon. we're dry. it's that sun and clouds mixture out there as the sun goes down, then we'll begin to track some of those light showers from ukiah to cloverdale into santa rosa. and then by the time the sun gets up here tomorrow morning, this moisture is out of here. so the north bay is the best chance of finding any light showers. the next 24 hours. here's the accuweather 70 forecast. after that chance tonight in the north bay. it's a fine looking forecast nice autumn weather through the upcoming weekend jobina. >> thank you, drew. good morning, everybody. so we are going to go back to hayward. the crash that we are following earlier past industrial parkway is cleared, but now we have a new crash, not too far away. this is going to be southbound 880 past west eighth street and will impact anyone that's traveling towards the san mateo bridge in the southbound

direction. live look from the golden gate bridge. we have no advisories to report in this area. we do have a stall reported right after the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights come on at 541. also i want to let you know that you need to check the schedule if you take caltrain. the agency is making some changes starting today. the schedule changes are happening for a handful of reasons, including to better match up with bart's new schedule for transfers at the millbrae station. caltrain also says there will be faster local trains in the evening and a fourth round trip to gilroy during the week. reggie thanks, jobina. >> britney spears is back on the big screen, big screen. her film debut in the movie crossroads is coming back to theaters. >> yes, this is all in celebration of her upcoming memoir, crossroads was originally released in 2000. add to it's about three high school girls who go on a cross country road trip. the movie will be playing just for two nights on october 23rd and the 25th at select theaters. there's going to be merch too sweats, jackets , all the things. britney's

upcoming memoir, the woman in me, comes out on october 24th. >> i was looking this up cause i was trying to remember what songs are in there. it's i'm not a girl. not yet a woman. it's also the song overprotected and okay. and oddly on that soundtrack was bye bye bye. i love rock n roll. yeah. all right, britney. britney's cover of the joan jett song. >> up next is seventh age. you need to know today, you can watch all our newscasts live and on demand through the abc7 bay area connected tv app. >> it's on apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. just download the app now and you can start streaming as we head to break. >> live look outside. where's our friend is working from home today. okay took monday off so tuesday he probably he was at folsom i think i saw him and he's been he's been working out . >> we'll be right back. >> you are great. >> you're great students. i heard you're a really good in school. >> how can the community move forward and make progress? what

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for hollywood writers and major studios. there is a tentative deal after nearly five months of a walkout. now, the deal still has to be ratified and even after that happens, if it does happen, your favorite shows won't be returned just yet. sag-aftra actors are still on strike. >> remember, too, congress is heading into a critical week for avoiding a government shutdown. lawmakers have until this weekend to reach a deal if there's no agreement, it would be one of the largest shutdowns

in us history. number three, about 200 businesses in oakland say they are going on strike tomorrow. >> they're shutting down their stores for either all or part of the day in a protest of retail crime. owners say issues have made it really difficult to do business in oakland. number four, after 14 years, babbaco in san francisco is closing its doors at the end of the week. >> the owner says a lack of foot traffic downtown is the reason for the final day of service. is friday. >> and number five, we are tracking rough surf, late night showers tonight. here's the reason why. live doppler seven along with satellite. clearly showing you an early season storm. that comma shape bringing that cold front through the pacific northwest brought some significant rain from portland to seattle to vancouver. we will even see some light showers in the north bay later on this evening. closer look showing you that rain is now approaching eureka this morning as that cold front will continue to press to the south. what it will do,

though, as that storm moves on shore, it's going to kick up our surf. so right now, wave heights anywhere from about 3 to 7ft. but tonight it through tomorrow evening, a high surf advisory will be in effect along our entire coastline where breakers could be anywhere from 14 to 16ft. so that is dangerous. swimming and surfing conditions along with dangerous rip currents. please be aware of that. here's a live look outside. this is our rooftop camera at kgo, partly cloudy skies out there this morning. and here's how the day looks throughout the daylight hours. it'll just be a blend of sun and clouds, a really seasonal day. we'll have temperatures in the 60s and 70s later on this afternoon. and then once the sun goes down, that's where we will find those showers moving into the north bay. and it's only the north bay. and along the coast, we'll have the best chance of finding wet weather. here's a look at rainfall totals over the next 24 hours as you head into the south bay and the inland east bay, pretty typical this time of year for these fronts to fall apart. so we are really anticipating little to no rainfall there. but along the

coast and in the north bay overnight tonight, we'll track those light showers moving through with that cold front. >> number six, our biggest traffic issue right now is going to be a crash that we're following in hayward. it's going to be on southbound 880 past west eighth street. your speeds are picking up. once you make it through that crash site, which is good news for anyone that's traveling towards the san mateo bridge. and you have to go southbound on 880 for our drive times. not too bad at all. westbound on highway four, antioch to hercules 43 minutes. highway four to the maze 28 look number seven an usher is performing at the super bowl halftime show in vegas. >> he says this is in honor of a lifetime to finally check a super bowl performance off of his bucket list. super bowl 58 is set for sunday, february 11th. it's going to be in vegas , where his residency has been. and it has been hot. that is the ticket to get you will pay. you will be entertained. and i'm ready for this. >> yes, i am. i love usher.

usher superstar was our wedding song. i love we are big usher fans, my husband and i. i'm ready for this night. can't wait . >> so many songs. >> yes, you make me want it was 97. >> this man is still out. >> 97, 91. the start of a new to what you want to think about the fans to come along with you make me. you make me >> good morning america. for our viewers in the west, breaking overnight, we have a deal in the writer's strike. hollywood writers reaching a tentative agreement to end the strike. now what does it mean for the actors who are still on strike and no end in sight for the autoworkers strike, with president biden set to join the picket line. the race for 2024. a new abc news/washington post poll sounding the alarfo