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on tonight. the cost to you and me. our abc seven deep dive at 11 is designed to spend a little more time to get you some answers. so we're going to begin on this topic with abc seven news reporter tim johns with more on the effect of these closures. tim. >> yeah, dan, the news of those three bay area closures came as a shock to many after it was announced today. that includes the mayor of pittsburgh who says she found out about that target location closing along with the rest of us. she told me that the city had been in communication with the company and was planning on opening a police substation just across the street to help address concerns fans. on tuesday, target announcing they would be closing three of their bay area stores next month, a location in san francisco, though, one in oakland and one in pittsburgh. the company citing retail theft as one of the main reasons why it is disappointing that, you know, to hear the news today. pittsburgh mayor chanel scales, preston says the closure comes as a shock. she tells me the city has been in contact with target over the company's concerns and has been taking

steps to try and address them. >> we are opening up a police substation right there in the shopping center, as well as our contra costa sheriff department is opening up a training academy right across the street from target. >> soquel's preston says that police substation was meant to open in just weeks. she says she wishes target would have waited to see if the situation improved before deciding to leave. we have seen a downward trend of the theft that's going on in that shopping center. target is just the latest company to close stores in the bay area. recently, a worrying trend, says matt ross, a spokesperson for californians against retail and residential theft. >> what we're doing now is not working for the stores. it's not working for the employees. it's not working for the customers. >> ross coalition works with thousands of businesses around the state. he believes the problem of retail theft won't be fixed until there's greater accountable for those committing crimes. >> and it will go from something that sounds innocuous, like like

a petty theft and may end up leading into violence and that's what these stores are really concerned about. >> back in pittsburgh, the mayor says she worries about what target's closure will mean for her community, especially those who rely on the store for daily items like food and medicine. >> what love to

of atherton. abc7 news reporter j.r. stone was right there tonight as the president arrived at the fairmont. >> the rumbles of president joe biden's motorcade on the streets of san francisco tuesday night. >> i see a few secret service agents and i see some state law enforcement people and of course lots of very fine san francisco policemen. and the president comes to town, everything stops. and as we were interviewing that tourist, president's motorcade pulled up to the fairmont hotel

and there from a bit of a distance, we watched as he walked inside with others. >> after biden flew into moffett field tuesday afternoon when he spoke at a private fundraiser here in atherton tuesday night, a pool reporter there said he criticized republicans and said they need to do their job, saying that a government shutdown could affect military pay, food inspections and cause parks to close the end to a busy travel day for the president. >> he was walking the picket lines in detroit this morning. now he's here in silicon valley. this afternoon, my students actually saw the helicopter flying overhead because we're we're in silicon valley here. >> while the president usually flies from the peninsula into san francisco's crissy field, that didn't happen despite the closures in the presidio. and many believe fog might have been to blame. president biden is set to meet with his council of advisors on science and technology wednesday. they have previously discussed artificial intelligence, so i think he's

being strategic in meeting with people that can help him, but not just help him in california, the ai technology see the innovations that are happening in california are certainly important, but he's also got a great ally in the governor here and the governor's got a presence in northern california . >> so this is an opportunity for him to connect with with voters on issues and probably learn a little bit about what kinds of things he should be thinking about next. >> you see all the security personnel here. keep in mind, street closures are in effect for as long as president biden is here in san francisco. your best bet. avoid the area. j.r. stone, abc seven news. >> and earlier in the day, president biden was in wayne county, michigan, where he joined united auto workers who were picketing outside at general motors, willow run distribution center. mr. biden is the first sitting president to join the picket lines of striking workers. >> let's keep going. you deserve

what you've earned and you've earned a hell of a lot more than you're getting paid now, uaw members are demanding better benefits. >> a 40% wage increase over four years and a 32 hour workweek. the union says ford is taking the request more seriously than the other two big auto companies , general motors and stellantis . uaw represents nearly 150,000 auto workers in the united states. more labor action to talk about it is now up to the members of the writers guild of america to approve a new contract. the board gave its approval today and declared the strike over. however, it encouraged members to support sag-aftra on the picket lines. wga members also received authorization to return to work starting tomorrow, which means some scripted shows could return to television as early as next week. maybe shows that you enjoy . wga members will vote on the contract october 2nd through the ninth. this will not affect the writers return to work, however, tonight, governor newsom has signed a historic law on

firearms, the first of its kind in the united states. it is what's topping the headlines tonight in your abc7 news to know we know statistically the data bears fruit save lives and reduce gun violence and gun deaths. it's the first statewide gun and ammo tax in the country doubling the federal tax to about 22% depending on the firearm. the tax revenue will pay for more security at public schools and other violence prevention programs. a new challenger for san francisco mayor london breed daniel lurie, the heir to the levi strauss family fortune and philanthropist, announcing today he is running for mayor in the upcoming november election. >> you can't solve of san francisco's problems if you aren't willing or able to challenge the systems that have allowed these problems to fester . and that's why we need new leadership from the outside. meanwhile a new plan in san francisco to get people suffering from substance abuse

into treatment. >> it would require them to pass a drug test in order to receive welfare funds from the county. the mayor's proposal will go before the board of supervisors and dozens of small business owners in oakland are sending a direct message to city hall. they are fed up with losing customers because of thefts, break ins and general safety concerns. some shorten their hours in a collective show of force, others simply closed for the entire day. merchants calling on the city to declare a state of emergency to get more aid from the chp and the fbi. all right. from your news to know to your weather to know, abc seven news meteorologist sanjay patel is here to show you exactly what we can expect tomorrow in our 24 hour accuweather forecast. sandy yeah and dan it's going to be nice looking weather tomorrow but first thing in the morning make sure you have that extra layer. >> let's take a look at a live picture from our mount tam cam and look at this view of the city by the bay. just absolutely

gorgeous as we do have fine fall weather coming your way tomorrow morning. there will be some areas of fog, temperatures in the 50s at noontime, mainly sunny, 6070s. and we're going to warm it up by a few degrees compared to today, mid 60s to mid 80s at 4:00 pm, the sun will set shortly before 7 p.m. we're talking about 658 and it's still going to be pretty mild out there. i'll let you know how long this weather is going to last before we see some big changes ahead. >> dan? okay, sandy, thanks very much. we'll turn now to the south bay, where once again friends and family are mourning loved ones hit and killed on san jose street jis morning. a person was killed on south jackson and alum rock. abc seven news reporter south bay reporter laurtine is hearing from neighbors and the mayor about a problem that has gone on for far too long. i walk here every single day and it's every single day i feel like i'm going to get hit by a car. >> san jose residents are reacting to a string of deadly pedestrian incidents in the last five days. three people have died after being struck by cars to make streets safer. mayor

matt mehan says his priorities are hiring more police officers for enforcement and deploying technology for about one third of traffic fatalities involve speeding. >> that's why i've been such a strong proponent for speed safety cameras specifically near schools and along corridors where we have a disproportionate number of accidents and injuries and fatalities. >> last friday, san jose police say a man riding a mobility scooter was struck off of fruitdale avenue on monday morning. police say a man was hit and killed at the intersection of willow street and meridian avenue. san jose resident hazel burton tries to avoid walking across meridian because cars are flying by. i just make sure i never park across the street so i don't have to cross that street, burton said. people need to slow down and pay attention. >> i got hit a couple of months ago over by the pruneyard. i was making a u-turn and i got hit by a red light and i had to take off work for six weeks. thankfully it wasn't, you know, as severe as what happened with

these cases. >> the most recent case happened around 330 on tuesday morning when police say a pedestrian was struck and killed off south jackson avenue. a nearby business owner said the incident involved a garbage truck. if we compare the numbers from this year to last, tuesday mornings incident marked the 39th fatal collision and 23rd involving a pedestrian at this time last year. the city had 48 collision deaths, with 26 of them pedestrians. >> i fear our community becomes numb. these are not just numbers or statistics. these are human beings. these are people with with families. >> in san jose, lauren martinez , abc seven news. >> happening tomorrow, meta and mark zuckerberg will unveil new technology. we know the meta quest three is going to be released. the meta quest is a virtual reality headset. virtual reality is one of the latest tech crazes. a number of companies offering products ranging from just a few hundred bucks to several thousand

dollars. zuckerberg will give the keynote address in the morning for the event billed as meta connect. new tonight, could the bay area get another sports team? there are swirling rumors this evening about the warriors and the wnba. we'll tell you what we know. plus, portola problems, the massive electronic music festival returns in just days. there are more than a few people upset about it, especially after what happened last year. and ozempic overload. there's one new sign the trendy weight loss drug may be getting out of control in san francisco. all of that and more as we continue. i'm leanne melendez. >> san francisco has been my home for nearly 30 years. we know this city has many challenges, so we at abc7 news, we're looking for local stories with real solutions to make this city better. >> some days your body is a temple and some days the temple wants sugar. you might relieve stress naturally on monday and

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down. it's now just days away a funding plan, even if short term needs to pass before saturday to avoid key government services going dark today. senate leaders did announce a deal on a 45 day stopgap resolution. it's expected the senate will approve the deal later this week, but it is unlikely to pass the house. house speaker kevin mccarthy is pushing a friday vote for a controversial bill with major spending cuts and a strict border security measure. >> the republicans in the house of representatives refused. they refuse to stand up to the extremists in their party. so now everyone in america could be forced to pay the price. >> in the meantime, mccarthy and some other republicans are trying to push through bills to fund specific agencies. if the shutdown does happen, 4 million federal workers, including military personnel, will be forced to work without pay. seven candidates have qualified for tomorrow night's republican

presidential debate. it will be held at the ronald reagan presidential library in southern california. and the field is slightly smaller than the first debate. former arkansas governor asa hutchinson did not qualify this time. former president donald trump has chosen to skip the second debate and instead will be in michigan meeting with striking autoworkers. back here at home, solano county prosecutor today revealed a new bit of detail about the oregon man accused in a decades old child murder. fred cain was arrested last week, accused of the kidnaping and killing of six year old jeremy stoner of vallejo in 1987. the district attorney credits her department's cold case unit, which reexamined evidence from the boy's autopsy and developed a dna profile that led straight to cain. >> we've spoken with the stoner's. they're very appreciative. obviously it's a big shock. it's nice that hard work pays off and hopefully bringing some a little closure to the family. can't bring

jeremy back. it's absolutely horrible what the family's gone through for the last 37 years. >> authorities say cain knew jeremy and was interviewed by police when the boy disappeared . cain will be transferred to solano county in the coming days for his court appearances. new developments. city city investigators are now looking into the mint plaza pod housing complex. here's what they look like. when we first brought you the story last week, we spoke with one of the tenants about what makes it so inviting. >> i actually pushed off coming to san francisco for a really long time, but it's been absolutely net positive, without a doubt. like just within the first couple of days, i met some of the smartest people i've met in my entire life. so that's the reason i came and that's the reason i'm staying and that's the reason why i'm living in a pod. >> according to our media partners at the sf standard, the city's department of building inspection will determine if developers had the proper permits to build these pods. i founders, technologists, artists and retail workers are currently

occupying these things. there's a total of 20 pods and they cost $700 a month to live in. the firm managing the development has not commented. san francisco, meantime, is embracing the osmp epic weight loss craze in a city known for people being in tune with healthy habits and diets. the drug is taking off in a big way. our media partners at the san francisco standard found even people who are not struggling with obesity or diabetes are scrambling to get their hands on it. >> i mean, i think what we're seeing in san francisco is something that's happening across the country and in the world. and so it's kind of touted as this miracle drug that san francisco in particular is latching on to now, just like every other city. but it's curious because san francisco is kind of known for having a healthier population, a population that suffers less from complications relating to diabetes and obesity. >> the danish company that makes the drug saw its sales in north america jump by 45% from january through june of this year. the portola festival is coming back to san francisco this weekend.

it had a rough debut last year, as we reported, that saw issues with crowd control and noise complaints as well. video showed fans pushing through and scaling the barricades. as you can see, it was a bit chaotic. a woman has sued over the chaos, saying she was injured after getting hurt when the crowd rushed to get into the parade site. lawyers for the portola festival respond in court. this year'sl festival will be held on saturday and sunday at pier 80. again a single day ticket will run about $230 and the festival says it is ready for tens of thousands of people expected to show up. we will follow how it goes. new at 11, a new i voice translation is coming to spotify . the company will use san francisco based openai technology to translate podcast pastors voices into different languages. the ai tool is supposed to keep the distinctive speech of the podcaster, but it is in the listener's preferred

language. podcasters, including bill simmons, dax shepard and lex friedman, will be translated to spanish, french and german in the coming weeks. all right. weather tonight will be in english. glad eddie patel is here. unless you want to try something else. >> i could, but maybe people will tune out. dan, let's talk about this gorgeous weather. that's ahead. all right. we're going to warm it up by a few degrees tomorrow. and this is the time of year when we get to enjoy lovely conditions. and as you look from our tower cameras , this is an indication of what's to come. but one thing i do want to draw your attention to is the waters still choppy, rough surf continues. this is a live view from santa cruz. camera storm system that brought us the showers earlier this morning. still kicking up those waves. so large breakers will continue you at least until 5 p.m. tomorrow. so they drop the high surf advisory. they made it a beach hazard statement just

moments ago. 10 to 14 foot waves right now, large breakers will continue 12 to 16ft. so dangerous swimming and surfing conditions. so definitely be careful if you're going to be out at the beach tomorrow. temperatures right now in the 50s and the 60s. a live view from our sutro tower camera still a bit breezy here in the city. sunny and warmer. next few days, cooler weather by the end of the week and there's now a chance of spotty light showers or sprinkles on saturday. not a game changer, but i just want to warn you about it as we go hour by hour, there will be some fog first thing in the morning by noon time, that fog pulls away. temperatures will rise into the 60s and 70s. just a gorgeous day , ultimately ending up in the 80s inland 60s coast side your morning numbers definitely cooler than this morning. so we're going upper 40s to upper 50s areas of fog. so you'll need to watch out. visibility will be low in spots tomorrow afternoon. we're going to call it a sunny and warmer day. inland highs will be in the low to mid 80s right near the coast. it's going to be breezy. temperatures in

the 60s in places like half moon bay. but really, i mean, this is in the comfort zone, 70s right around the bay. do want to show you the winds, though. they do pick up not in the morning so much, but later in the afternoon, 25, 30 mile an hour winds going into the evening hours and as we look even beyond tomorrow, i want to show you another trough that's coming our way. it's a deep one. friday night into saturday, it will bring snow showers to the sierra along with showers for us. we're going to get the wind and there is the opportunity for maybe a few spotty showers or sprinkles. so keep that in mind for your saturday. here's what it's showing for saturday. right now , anywhere from nothing to a few hundredths of an inch. accuweather seven day forecast does feature some nice weather it's going to warm it up. we're going to warm it up excuse me into the mid 80s, inland mid 60s coast breezy and cooler towards the end of the week and that chance of a few showers on saturday. dan we'll be rig

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playoff bubble may have final burst with tonight's loss to san diego. the tragic number drops to one. they have a 0.1% chance of making the playoffs technically mathematically alive . but it's all but over. teach them to love baseball at a young age. that's good stuff. at the ballpark, bay area native kyle harrison was a late scratch on the mound. so john brebbia the opener and juan soto takes him deep to center. one nothing. san diego bottom of the first same score. j.d. davis trying to hit one out to right goes off the wall and he's going to hustle, trying for a triple slides past the bag. he's out. he left the game with a shoulder injury. top seven, padres up two. nothing it's soto again. two run opposite field blast his 17th career multi-homer game made it four nothing. san diego bottom nine two on two out. wilmer flores check swing and strikeout giants get blanked for nothing.

a's final road trip of the season beginning at target field in minnesota. the target dog wins the mascot race. bottom one one nothing game bases loaded for matt wallner, 465ft to deep right center a no doubt grand slam five nothing. minnesota the a's lose 11 three set an oakland franchise record with 109 losses in a season. they have five games to go according to marcus thompson of the athletic. the warriors are close to bringing an expansion wnba team to the bay. now if the deal goes through, the team would reportedly train at the practice facility in oakland, play games at chase center in san francisco, four weeks from tonight at chase center, the warriors will host kevin durant and the phenix suns on nba opening night. it'll also be a reunion game for the new guy, chris paul, who played in phenix for the past three seasons. a lot has been made this off season about his role with the warriors to start not to start, steve kerr pressing the pause button on that. >> yeah, i mean, we basically have six starters. i mean, the way i look at it and only five can can go each night. so i

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