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less than 15 minutes ago. then chaos in the house. >> some republicans want to oust house speaker kevin mccarthy. the latest push that's only been tried twice in history. >> and emergency crews rushed quickly to this house to put out a massive fire. but they say it's not what it seems. >> i don't know. >> right. >> is it a haunted house gone wrong? >> yeah, it is. >> because that looks very to realistic. >> it's giving pirates of the caribbean, you know, when they light the town on fire. >> oh, yeah, yeah. >> but, like, you shouldn't do that with your actual house. good morning. on this tuesday, october 3rd, i'm going to start the check of our forecast with drew. >> good morning. we are warming up today. get ready for temperatures go above average and that warming trend continues for the rest of the week. but this morning, we are dealing with some cooler numbers in the 40s for some of the valleys of the north bay from napa to santa rosa novato. we're starting out in the mid and upper 40s. elsewhere from oakland to san jose to san francisco. good morning. we're in the low and mid 50s live look at san jose

right now with clear skies. the day planner will look like this. we'll have limited fog along the coast today. today is the last day we'll see our marine layer this week. tomorrow it goes away. we'll have sunshine for most in those temperatures, warmer than yesterday. today, most of us in the upper 70s to the mid 80s this afternoon. close look at these highs coming up in a few minutes. let's check in with jobina and see how traffic's doing this morning. >> thank you, drew. good morning, everyone. we are following a sigalert right now in san mateo due to a multi-car crash in the area. you can see the speeds are down to around 18mph in this spot. westbound 92 before 101 is the site of the crash. and if you're traveling westbound on the san mateo bridge, you will run into a slowdown right as you get to the end of the bridge there and walnut creek showing you a live picture of 680. very busy for people traveling in the southbound direction. we don't have any blocking issues reported there, but it is slow. and then we will end with the bay bridge toll plaza. we're metering lights came on at 538 coomassie thanks jobina. >> developing news from san francisco this morning. we are hearing from the autonomous vehicle company cruise after

pedestrian was pinned under one of its vehicles during a hit and run crash involving another car. all of this happened around 930 last night at fifth and market streets. a car hit the woman moments before a cruise car ran over her and she had to go to the hospital with serious injuries. abc7 news reporter lena howland just saw video of that incident and joins us is joining us live to explain. lena >> well, just moments ago i talked to a representative from cruise who showed some video with us of the crash in question . and while that video is much too graphic for us to show on air, it does clearly show that that victim was hit by another car. first, the impact of that crash was so severe, the victim was launched into the lane over directly in front of their autonomous vehicle before running her over. cruise officials said their vehicle operated as designed and started braking before impact. san francisco police are investigating, although they would not confirm if this was a hit and run. firefighters had to

use the jaws of life to pull the woman out from underneath the car. and police say this was a first for them. we have not seen a vehicle collision involving injuries of this nature with an autonomous vehicle. >> any incident involving the injury of anyone on our streets is a big concern for the police, whether they be involving cars with drivers or cars that don't have drivers. >> now, cruise is not doing any on camera interviews to address this incident, but they did release a statement saying the autonomous vehicle then braked aggressively to minimize the impact. the driver of the other vehicle fled the scene and at the request of the police, the ave was kept in place. now, back here live at cruise headquarters is the spokesperson for cruise did tell us that they are working actively with police to try to find the other driver involved. live in san francisco , lena howland, abc seven news.

thank you, lena. >> happening today, governor newsom's pick to serve out the remainder of late senator dianne feinstein's term will be sworn in today. vice president kamala harris will swear in laphonza butler in washington, dc this morning. this is butler's first job in public office. >> she's the only choice. she was outstanding. she's she's the best choice. she understands how systems work. she has deep understanding of the legislative process, deep understanding of the executive process. she's next level qualified. >> butler was the president of emily's list where she campaigned to elect women who support abortion rights. she resigned from that job yesterday . she'll be the first black lesbian to serve in the senate. the question is, does she want that permanent gig when it comes up in 2024? abc7 news insider phil matier says we'll see. >> you have to be known by the voters, not by the insiders. insiders will get you there, but it's the voters that keep you there. >> after butler is sworn in, she

is scheduled to fly to san francisco today, her first official stop as us senator for california. plans are now set for senator feinstein's funeral service on thursday. there's a change here. it will now be allowed. it will be now open to the public outside on the steps of san francisco city hall, starting at 1 p.m. previous to this, they said it was going to be a private service if you were unable to attend. we will be streaming it on our abc7 news bay area app tomorrow. the senator will lie in state at city hall with the public viewing from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. a book of condolences is available to sign. senator feinstein passed away of natural causes late last week. the titan of san francisco and us politics was 90 years old. >> the chaos on capitol hill continues this morning. some republicans started the process of ousting house speaker kevin mccarthy. jobina is at the live desk with what comes next. jobina. thank you. >> fellow republican matt gaetz filed a motion to remove mccarthy as speaker, and that

vote could come down as soon as today. gaetz finally filing his motion after months of threats that intensified over last weekend when mccarthy worked with democrats to pass a short term deal to fund the government until november 17th. that bipartisan an agreement buying the house more time after mccarthy failed to win over hard line conservatives who were blocking his stopgap proposal and refusing to support new ukraine defense funding. though the final deal does not include ukraine spending, the president says mccarthy assured him it would be approved separately in an agreement. gates says that was the final straw at this point. >> next week, one of two things will happen. kevin mccarthy won't be the speaker of the house or he'll be the speaker of the house working at the pleasure of the democrats across the aisle, house democrat have not said if they will help supply mccarthy with enough votes to keep his gavel in. >> in us history, there have only been two efforts to remove

a sitting house speaker. both failed in 1910 and in 2015. if all democrat to vote to remove, which seems unlikely, gates would only need a handful of votes to oust mccarthy. reggie thanks jobina in the south bay, an investigation is underway after two children drowned in a pool at an in-home daycare. >> this happened just after nine yesterday morning at happy happy daycare. that's in san jose's almaden valley neighborhood on fleetwood drive. this is video from sky seven. you can see the pool does have a fence, a gate and a pool cover. so far, police aren't saying much about what exactly happened here. we know a total of three children fell into the pool. two of them died and the third was hospitalized and is expected to recover. >> it just makes my heart and i feel bad for the families because we do. when i take her to school, we watch. we watch the families bring their kids. and so we see their faces. it's

heartbreaking. >> according to the department of social services, the home daycare center was licensed to two women in january of 2021. the state has conducted a total of eight visits, including inspections. is the purpose of one of those visits was to discuss this pool. in 2021, the licensees had to adjust the pool fence. >> still ahead, a new leader at bart, and it's someone you may recognize. a familiar face now in charge of bart's police. >> then countries coming together to try to slow the impact of global warming on coral reefs. >> 609 this morning. looking at your highs today, a warming trend gets underway here today. may is warmer than yesterday and those temperatures will continue to climb in the days ahead. we will preview some hot weather coming our way by the later portion of the

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california and it will bring about that warmer weather the next couple of days. a lot of sunshine on the way. here's future weather. very limited fog out there to begin our tuesday. we expect a lot of sunshine today. temperatures a few degrees warmer than yesterday. and also a few degrees above average for this time of the year. looking at the three day forecast, you can see upper 60s along the coastline today. but by thursday, we're going into the 80s along the coast, we lose our marine layer tomorrow and for the rest of the week. and by thursday away from the coast, the bay shoreline and inland, we are going into the 90s. we'll take a closer look at these daytime highs, city by city. reggie coming up in about nine minutes. thanks, drew. >> coming up, you may be surprised by how many guns tsa confiscates a day at our nation's airports. and the pope's most recent comments about recognizing same sex unions but i'm protected with arexvy. arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower

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wildcat beach sunday after witnesses called to report a shark attack. the us coast guard spent yesterday looking for the swimmer and they came up empty handed. the national park service is categorized using this incident as an unconfirmed shark attack. but also they say there are a lot of dangerous rip currents along that coast. national park service rangers will continue their search operation. the coast guard is calling off its search. we're told the victim was with a group who traveled to the scenic part of point reyes for a wedding celebration. bart has a new police chief and he is a familiar face as interim chief. kevin franklin will move into that position permanently. franklin is a 27 year veteran of the department. he has served as interim chief since may. and since then, franklin says he's made safety for riders a priority by making sure that bart is safe for everyone is

more than just a job. >> it's a vital task that i take extremely personally. i have deep roots in the bay area and with bart. i was born in oakland and grew up in the east bay. and what's more, my parents and family still ride bart regularly. i'm confident in the direction we're headed. on rider safety, but i also know we have a lot more work ahead of us. i'm up for that challenge. >> franklin says. bart's response to priority calls is now down to four minutes. among the fastest in the bay area, the tsa is on track to break a record when it comes to how many guns it's finding. the agency says it's intercepting nearly 20 on authorized guns at airports across the country every day. so far this year, tsa has found more than 5000 firearms at security checkpoints. it's 1800 of those were in just the third quarter of this year alone. in 2021. agents found just under 6000 guns, 2022, 6500 were found. tsa says it's screening

more than 2 million people at airports daily. >> for the first time ever, pope francis says people in same sex marriages could be blessed by catholic priests. he said it would be on a case by case basis. it was reiterated that the church only recognizes marriage between a man and woman, but he is opening the door to blessing same sex unions. in march, pope the pope said that he could not bless same sex unions because he could not bless sin. the pope made the suggestion in a letter to his harshest critics within the catholic ranks. >> fire crews got quite the scare when they got to a house that looked like it was up in flames. but then they realized there was actually no emergency there. just elaborate halloween decorations. this was an upstate new york where firefighters were called out to what they thought was a confirm structure. fire turns out this household just got creative using two led lights, a box fan and a silver sheet, a box. wow. i don't know

why i just described that because i don't want other people to do this. this is not a good idea. please don't. so pretend i didn't just tell you how to do it. >> you can kind of see the sheet. >> i know, but so few materials make it look so realistic. i thought it might have been like an led monitor or something. >> what goes through your head? nothing when you create that, do you feel like the neighbors know you and they know like not to call because i'm assuming i would call like a lot of people would be calling or what if you just drove through like, oh my gosh, there's a house on fire? >> you know what? halloween decoration was very cute. i saw this neighborhood on tiktok and everyone has a different barbie house from the movie. >> oh, they have weird barbie's house. >> oh, that would be fun. each one is labeled and has a theme. then there's the ken house and it has a big horse and western scene. look to it. so hopefully that's on our newscast soon. oh, that's cuter. no flames. flames had to turn that around to make it cute.

>> make it cute. here's sfo this morning. we are dealing with a mainly clear skies this morning. just a little bit of fog along the coastline. we are going to get warm later on today. a warming trend starts. you could see our daytime highs, 70s and 80s. today will be several degrees above that this afternoon. and this warming trend will just continue to accelerate. wednesday and thursday, thursday, thursday is the hottest day we have this week. we'll show you those numbers in one second. partly cloudy along the coastline. sunshine away from the coast, 70s and 80s. today it is a warm one, certainly warmer than yesterday day. and we'll continue that trend of each and every day getting warmer than the last as we head into thursday. overnight tonight, we'll lose that marine layer. plenty of stars, upper 50s to lower 60s. we will watch a little bit of a breeze. we're watching parts of the north bay, middletown, calistoga, napa tomorrow morning for a dry offshore breeze. about 15 to 25mph to begin the day. but it's a short lived event. by the afternoon, we lose that offshore component. but that wind is going to warm us up. area wide.

look at these temperatures by wednesday, 80s and 90s for the most part, but by thursday you could see even along the coast halfmoon bay point rays into the mid 80s, 84 in the city widespread 90s from oakland to san jose to santa rosa inland. we're going into the upper 90s. so it is certainly going to get warm if not hot around here by thursday afternoon. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. the next seven days for you. warming trend begins today. it peaks here on thursday but it still feels like summer for friday. saturday we begin to cool off sunday, but the marine layer doesn't return until early next week. jobina >> thank you, drew. good morning, everyone. we do have a sig alert in effect right now in san mateo. if you are traveling westbound on the san mateo bridge, you will run right into this. multiple cars involved here westbound 92 before 101. is the site of the crash. your speeds have dropped to around 11mph. there we have a minor slowdown in palo alto due to a crash on southbound 101 before san antonio road. so there's

been a number of issues on the peninsula this morning, very different from yesterday. the san mateo bridge live picture here where people are having to tap their brakes just a bit. and you see those tail lights is in the westbound direction. but again, the slowdown won't be until you get to the western span. we will end here with a live picture of san jose showing off a clear to 80. reggie and kumasi, thanks for being there. >> now we're going to bring in ginger zee. she is in new orleans this morning with a look at what's coming up on gma. hey >> hi, ginger. >> good morning. hey, reggie kumasi, great to be with both of you. so, yes, i will tell you why i'm in new orleans in a moment. but first, we've got so many stories that we have to get to right here on gma. and it starts with one. i know you've been covering, senator mccarthy facing an effort to force him out of the job for another government shutdown. looming just before thanksgiving. so now our democrats are going to bail him out again. rachel scott is going to have more from capitol hill. also this morning, the trial of sam bankman-fried set to begin. he was once considered, remember the king of cryptocurrency while he is charged with fraud. and matt

gutman going to show us a demonstration of how wildfire embers can cause homes to go up in flames so quickly. i know many of you are unfortunately familiar with this, but some small changes from the experts that you can make that protect your home. so you're going to want to see that. and i'm here ahead of our ride along with the army corps of engineers. we're at their headquarters right now. we're going to be watching as they urgently try to fight off the saltwater that is intruding up the mississippi river because the river levels are so low. haven't seen something this extreme since 1988. there are already people down river that haven't had water since june. and so there's a lot of story to tell here. and, you know, i'm about to do it. >> we know it. >> that is interesting. okay. we look forward to that story and we look forward to seeing you at 7:00. ginger

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really unique experience on pier 30 yesterday, just next to the uss uss john p murtha. the academy of art dunking basketball players and the navy sailors and marines who stay on the ship got together to play a little ball with the kids and while this day was all about fun for all ages, we got word that 63 marines just arrived in san francisco after being deployed more than 7000 miles away in the pacific. >> it's great to be home. it was fun. it was intense and we were very busy. we marines love being busy. so no complaints. but by the end, it was it was nice to be back home. not only did the kids from the boys and girls club get to play basketball with the military men and women who serve our country, but they also got a tour of the ship that is really cool and this is really just the beginning. >> we have the full schedule of fleet week events up on our website from the bands and of course, the blue angels who are in the sky yesterday giving us a little sneak peek of what's to

come for the rest of the week. you can check everything out at abc7 news.com. the us postal service is out with a new stamp honoring the late supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. it portrays her in her signature look with a black judicial robe and her white beaded collar for the supreme court chief justice spoke about her impact at the stamp's unveiling. >> a new stamp will honor this outstan founding american and eminent jurist who gave so much to our country. as scholar teacher, lawyer, judge and justice ginsburg died in 2020 at the age of 87. >> her family says she would have been thrilled by the honor as well. here's some food for thought. at least that's what has come to mind after nasa released new images of pan, a moon that orbits saturn. so nasa posted the photos on its instagram page and asked people if the moon's unique shape resembles some common food like ravioli or empanada. scientists

say it has a prominent ridge along its equator, and that is what is giving this moon its distinctive shape. i did get hungry. all right. next at 630. good news. if you need to get a passport, you might be spending a little less time waiting to get it. then kaiser workers could be less than a day away from going on strike and it would be the biggest health care strike in the nation's history. as we had a break. a live look outside right now at 628. we'll be right back

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including a cruz robotaxi. how she's doing this morning. plus, what the car company is now saying about this. >> then the man once dubbed cryptos golden boy, now fighting for his freedom. the ftx founder getting his day in court as his trial begins. >> one expert says this robotic dog is going to be one of the hottest toys this holiday season. and it's already flying off shelves and websites. >> it is cute, isn't it? >> i want to control by your phone. >> oh, that's cool, huh? oh okay . >> okay. roxy. i like the name. yeah. >> are we ready to buy it now? good morning, everybody. it's tuesday, october 3rd. we'll get to all of that. >> but first, we check in with meteorologist tumor. >> good morning. we are in store for a warm afternoon. our warming trend gets underway here today and it will continue for the next couple of days. but right now we are starting out with some cool numbers from gilroy to half moon bay. santa rosa, napa, novato starting out in the 40s. the jacket needed in spots but you can get rid of it by about 9 a.m. because we are

going to warm quickly just like yesterday. it's a pretty picture from the tam cam live. a bit of a marine layer. you can see a little bit of that fog this morning. tomorrow that marine layer is gone. and for the rest of the week. so this is the final morning. we'll get that cloud cover to begin the day. we'll keep that coastal cloud cover throughout the afternoon. it's sunny away from the coast and we are warmer than we were yesterday. it gets hot around here. by the second half of the week. we'll detail those numbers in a few minutes. but let's say good morning to jobina and see your traffic zone. thank you, drew. >> good morning, everyone. so we are continuing to follow the sig alert right now in san mateo. the backup has just continue to increase onto the san mateo bridge for anyone that's traveling in the westbound direction. the crash itself is that westbound 92 before 101. good news in palo alto. that crash we were following on southbound 101. before san antonio has cleared. you're still just looking at a very minor delay in that area. slow traffic as you travel westbound on the richmond-san. rafael bridge speeds will pick up once you hit about the center span. and then we are beginning to see things fill in and emeryville, this is a live picture showing

you 80. hey, reggie, sabrina, thank you. >> developing news in san francisco. a woman is in the hospital this morning after she got hit by a car, then run over by a cruise car moments later this happened around 930 last night at fifth and market streets, abc seven news reporter lena howland got off the phone with crews about 45 minutes ago and joins us with what she's learned. she's learned just this morning. lena. >> yeah, reggie, earlier this morning i did speak with a representative from cruise who shared some video with us of the crash in question. and while they would not let us record or have the video because they do not want to compromise the police investigation, an it does clearly show that the victim was hit by another car first, the impact of that crash was so severe the victim was launched into the lane over directly in front of their driverless taxi before she was run over. cruise officials said their vehicle operated as designed and started braking moments before impact san francisco firefighters had

to use the jaws of life just to pull the woman out from underneath the cruise car, which did not have a driver or passengers in it. police are investigating, although they would not confirm if this was a hit and run. >> at the very minimum, we're canvasing the area for witnesses for surveillance video, for any video that may have been captured by any personal individual tools, as well as the technology that's utilized in the vehicle itself. police that this is a first for them and that they have not seen a crash involving injuries. >> this serious with an autonomous car. up until last night, crews issued a statement saying our heartfelt concern and focus is the well-being of the person who was injured. and we are actively working with police to help identify the responsible driver. fire officials say that the victim is still in serious condition and is receiving

treatment in the hospital right now. live in san francisco, lena howland, abc seven news. >> thank you, lena. the man accused of killing tech executive bob lee in san francisco will be staying in jail. a judge heard arguments from naema mumin's new defense team yesterday but ultimately denied him bail. molina is accused of stabbing the cash app founder in april. bail for many was previously denied when he had a different attorney yesterday day, prosecutors said nothing had changed other than them getting access to mumin's cell phone. they say that showed text messages from his own family calling him, quote, a lunatic and, quote, psychotic. molina's attorney reacted to the judge's decision. >> i'm disappointed in the court's ruling. i think that there are conditions that the court could have set out. i don't think that this is a guaranteed no bond situation. and we believe that we made the right arguments. but we you know, we respect the judge's decision because that's what we have to do.

>> the attorney says his client is ready for the trial to begin and for him to get his day in court. >> happening today, the founder of cryptocurrency company ftxs is doing core. sam bankman-fried was once described as crypto's golden boy. now he faces the prospect of life in prison. he's accused of defrauding customers and investors and charged with money laundering. prosecutors allege that bankman-fried used customers money without their knowledge to plug a hole in the hedge fund's balance sheet worth millions of dollars. >> around 75,000. kaiser permanente health care workers nationwide, including some here in the bay area, could soon be on a three day strike. and umbrella organization of about a dozen unions representing the workers say they plan to strike starting tomorrow if they can't come to a new working agreement with kaiser. they say issues like chronic understaffing, low pay and worker burnout are some of the top issues they want addressed. >> we want them to bargain in good faith. let us help the

health care, the frontline health care worker work with you to solve the kaiser workforce shortage. >> if a strike were to happen, kaiser permanente says their hospitals and emergency departments would stay open, but that some non-urgent medical appointments might need to be rescheduled. there's renewed hope on the picket lines for hollywood actors now that a deal has been reached with the writers guild. writers went back to work last week and some shows are returning. >> the fact that four of hollywood's top leaders are sitting back down with the sag after negotiating committee really bodes positively for these negotiations. of course, sag-aftra leadership was looking at what the wga was able to negotiate and figuring out what fits into what we're looking for and what we need to address separately. >> it took five days after writers and studios resumed talks to reach a deal. the actors on strike are hoping it could be a similar timeline for them to get a fair deal. >> former president trump is

expected to be in court in a courtroom again today as part of a civil trial against him and the trump organization. jobina is at the live desk with the latest claims from the former president's son, eric. >> thank you, reggie. the former president also appeared in a new york courtroom yesterday where he is accused of fraud. the. the judge already ruled trump did commit fraud, inflating his net worth by as much as $2.2 billion by overhauling much of his real estate empire. the lawyers for the state argue the trump organization inflated the value of the trump tower penthouse by some 200 million. the former president said mar-a-lago was worth up to $600 million. the state says its assessed value was no more than 27 million. his son, eric on fox news overnight , claiming the trial is designed to keep his father off of the campaign trail. >> they want to have my father spend tens and tens and tens of millions of dollars so he's distracted so he can't be in

south carolina and he can't be in iowa and he can't be in nevada. trump's lawyers say real estate values, even square footage, are subjective and says the trump properties are, quote, mona lisa properties, suggesting they're priceless. >> the trial could result in trump being forced to give up control of his signature properties in new york. so we will follow this one closely. camassei. >> thanks, jobina. today, hunter biden returns to a delaware courtroom, where he is expected to plead not guilty to gun charges. these are the same charges leveled by a special counsel that negotiated a plea deal earlier this year. that plea deal eventually fell apart in july. biden is facing three felony counts for lying on federal forms in order to get a gun. he could also be potentially facing tax related charges in the coming weeks and months. >> there's a new scheme targeting teens with the help of artificial intelligence. a group of boys in spain are accused of using an app to digitally undress dozens of girls. abc news reporter emmanuel saliba

has more on what to look out for this morning. >> a wake up call for parents as more teens begin to explore art . artificial intelligence experts say what happened to a group of girls in spain recently could happen anywhere. spanish authorities say more than 30 girls ages 12 to 14, started receiving fake nude images of themselves. the images were created using an app powered by artificial intelligence that undresses people. police say a group of teen boys had used photos from the girls social media profiles, uploaded them to the app, and shared them on social media. >> so essentially these apps were actually strip individuals and that enables folks to distribute images of them in attempts maybe to sexually shame them, to humiliate them or just because they think it's funny. sophie maddox, an expert on cyber sexual violence, says these apps are becoming more accessible. this issue is happening for everyday people, not just celebrities and folks in the public eye. >> and while these nude images are fabricated experts like cory

goldberg, who's not involved in the spain case, but who is represented victims of digital sexual abuse, says the impact on victims is long lasting. they're very compelling and convincing photos so that it really does look like it's a picture of the victim nude. >> it really has the same devastating consequences as if it was an actual photograph that that depicted you. the harm isn't any different. children in particular don't have the coping mechanism to realize that that this could be a solvable problem. >> experts say it's important to create a safe space for your child to come forward. it's really important to seek the support of a trusted adult. >> whenever you see or experience something online that makes you feel uncomfortable. >> and as far as whether or not these deepfake nude apps should even exist, expert kurtz agree. they're creating much more harm than good, fueling more calls for government regulation of this expanding technology. emmanuel saliba, abc news, new york. >> coming up, the newly minted nobel prize winner with bay area ties.

>> and you're looking live right now at the big board, the new york stock exchange down by about 116 points right now. another update on the markets next. then, meta is set to roll out an ad free instagram plan. >> how much you'll have to spend to get it 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. >> 641 this morning we are looking at live doppler seven along with satellite. and this is going to be the muscle maker of our forecast for the rest of the week. this high pressure rotating clockwise. it is building and getting closer to california to it'll bring us that warming trend that starts today. and a lot of sunshine for the rest of the week. that storm track well to the north in canada this morning. we are starting out, though, with some cool numbers in the north bay. a lot of 40s on the board from guerneville to bodega bay. at 48, we're at 46 in san rafael mill valley. good morning. at 4748 right now in rohnert park. elsewhere we're starting out in

the low and mid 50s around the bay shoreline. so light jacket needed in spots. get rid of it by about 9 a.m. because sunshine warms us up quickly. today is a warmer afternoon compared to yesterday. we expect our warmest cities to get into the upper 80s later on by about 3:04 p.m. 85, the high in santa rosa today, going to 73. in the city, 78. oakland 83. in san jose, 85 in antioch along the coastline, 68 half moon bay. but santa cruz up to a mild 76 later on this afternoon. here's the three day forecast. our warming trend gets underway here today. we lose our marine layer tomorrow and for the rest of the week. and that allows us to warm up area wide by thursday. along the coast, highs will be in the 80 away from the coast. it is a hot afternoon. we're going into the 90s by thursday afternoon, we will take a closer look at these daytime highs, city by city coming up in nine minutes. but we'll

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wait times are down for us. passport processing traveler whose applications are in right now will wait between 8 and 11 weeks for routine service, which is down from 10 to 13 weeks. expedited service for an extra 60 bucks will take you 5 to 7 weeks. and that does not include mailing time. new this morning, the nobel prize in physics was just awarded to three scientists who look at the electron in atoms for just split seconds and lahul of lung university in sweden was a visiting scientist for enabling subbatch at livermore national lab in 1993. two other scientists share that award with her. they are at ohio state and ludwig maximilian university in germany. the award committee says that their experiments have given humanity new tools for exploring the

world of electrons. the prize for winning the nobel prize is $1 million. >> the warriors are less than a month away from the start of their season, and this morning, we're getting a first look at this year's team that includes the arrival of former rival chris paul. the warriors traded for the future hall of famer in the off series off season, i should say, after battles with him while he was with the clippers rockets and suns. everyone's still getting used to cp3 in blue and gold. >> it's been going really well. first time i actually put the uniform on was for my new state farm commercials. i took a picture of my locker in the uniform and the jersey and i put it in my family group chat and they was like, oh, that's that's going to take some getting used to. so it's definitely been a process. but the coolest part about it has been hooping. chris has been at our way of winning for so many years and now to be on the same team with him, it's just a huge honor for myself. >> i think he's going to help us so much, especially from a leadership standpoint.

>> training camp begins today. the warriors first preseason game is this saturday against the lakers at chase center and the host, the suns and the regular season opener also at media day yesterday. >> steph curry says he is intending to suit up in paris for the 2024 summer olympics. out of all the accolades and accomplishments in his career, curry hasn't brought home olympic gold yet. he says it would be an opportunity for team usa to reassert themselves as dominant in the world. he says he definitely wants to be on the team now for your morning money report. >> there will soon be an option for an ad free instagram. it's probably going to cost you, but then again, it's not even available to you. and then again, it might not even happen anyway. meta is considered it for european users, it's $14 a month and that way you won't see ads. the proposal is an effort from meta to deal with new european union rules that will not allow companies to show ads

without a user's consent. imagine that. taking a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway this morning. you can see that we are down about 93 points. >> all right. here we go again with robo dogs. but this time it's a puppy. so it's cute. let's look. toymaker wowwee shared this video of its robot dog called doggy. the toy pup oh, maybe that's not the name. did i blend everything together ? >> no, that's it. >> it's called doggy. >> doggy, doggy. yeah. like dog dash. the letter e. >> oh, what? i was trying to say was the toy pup whimpers, blinks his eyes, it wags its tail. it responds to if you rub it on its head. you can also train it to do tricks. the dog made toy insider's list of top tops. hmm. >> what? excuse me. top tops. what did you just say? pride's over. carmassi. >> i knew y'all were gonna come for me. top toys of the holiday

season. throw the whole script away all the way. >> you see? you see the dog? it looks fine. >> that dog is cute. you can order it on amazon. they have preorders before october 15th. it's $80. oh. >> oh. actually, that seems kind of reasonable for what that thing can do. >> it looks like i think it's cute. >> so wasn't there like an old robot dog that was also really popular, right? >> yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. >> like in the late 90s. early 2000. yeah the name of that. i don't know. but i think the gray one could. yeah, yeah, i had it. >> did it flip or something? did it. >> you could. it could like sit down. it could walk it you know. yeah the whole thing. >> yeah. but you couldn't control it with your, with the not with the phone. >> no. yeah >> no kids will play with it for a week and then they'll be tired of it. >> that's the thing. yeah. >> but it's for that week. >> it's really fun. when they're off of school, it's keeping them

entertained. maybe it could be like a gateway to, like an actual puppy, you know? >> let's see if you actually like this first. how interested you are. and you always hear those stories like you get your kid a dog. not a good idea. two months later, they're back at the shelter and it's like, not great. >> yeah. so could be little like test for the children. >> are you entertained? >> right. how quickly does it go in the garbage? oh, a real puppy can't go in the garbage. timothy . this. this robo puppy is. what did you say? top of the top. >> i'm still laughing at that. >> that's all really top tops. i'll circle back to circle back. >> sorry. >> circle back. good morning, everybody. here's a live look. it is just a very pretty morning out there. a live look from our exploratorium camera showing you that sunrise as we have good air quality for the most part today. but that will change as the week goes on. we have warmer weather moving in, high pressure moving in, and that will create moderate air quality by thursday across the board today, though,

underneath mainly good air quality. we'll have temperatures in the 70s and 80s today will feel warmer than yesterday. this warming trend is getting underway. so tomorrow is even warmer. and by thursday, it looks like this warm spell is going to peak overnight tonight we'll lose our marine layer. we have plenty of stars out there even along the coast and temperatures in the 50s and in the 60s. we'll watch early wednesday morning. here's 1011 in the morning. we have a brief offshore wind event in parts of , let's say, napa, calistoga, middletown. it's short lived, but it will bring some drier, lower humidity levels. thankfully by the afternoon we'll lose that offshore wind. but that wind is going to warm us up area wide. here's future tracker temperatures by tomorrow. we're well above average. look at thursday, 80 for half moon bay, mid 80s for the city 90s for oakland, san jose, concord, santa rosa. so a lot of us on thursday will be going to the 90s well above average for this time of the year. here's the accuweather seven day forecast next seven days for you. that warming trend begins today. continues the next couple of days with thursday

being the hottest day across the region. but it still is going to feel like summer, even friday and saturday. expect a lot of sunshine, a little bit cooler on sunday jobina. >> thank you, drew. good morning, everybody. we are still following that sig alert in san mateo right now. you can see the backup has reached all the way onto the san mateo bridge. it's going to slow almost to a halt once you get to the center span and that's when you're traveling in the westbound direction. so the crash itself is on westbound 92 before 101. those speeds still down to around 11mph in that spot. still a minor slowdown, recovering traffic in palo alto from an earlier crash on southbound 101 before san antonio. very packed right now at the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights came on at 538 here and we will end with a live look in walnut creek showing you a very full 680 as well. no blocking issues here, but your speeds as you travel southbound will be around 35mph. reggie thanks for being a rock and roll hall of fame. >> singer songwriter stevie nicks now has her own barbie. it's part of mattel's barbie music series. the stevie barbie include some of the artist's

signature items, her smokey eye, her bangs, bangs, ribbon, tambourine and golden moon necklace. the stevie barbie was available for preorder for $55, but i'm sorry you missed it because it's already sold out. an alligator that went viral for missing her upper jaw has a new home. i did not name her. this is so rude. i know it's jawline. oh, was there somebody singing in the background? yeah, someone was singing jolene. which is how she got her name. jaw line. i don't know if dolly would approve of this, but in any case , this is in florida because, of course, at gator land. did you ever go to gator land? >> i don't know if i went to gator land. >> it's kind of like outside orlando in outside of saint augustine. >> okay. so i don't know if that's the same one, but that's scary. >> they say that jolene possibly lost her upper jawline in an accident with a boat propeller. or it could have been a fight with another alligator. her new

caretakers think she's the cutest thing and they say she's actually doing great. >> oh, okay. i went to the alligator farm. >> okay. what do you do there in saint augustine? >> get scared because you realize that these are huge animals with huge teeth. i do all of that. i didn't go to the glades, didn't go to do any of that. going up. we just. no no. >> i know a gator land. i've never been there. but they serve gator. >> i don't i don't think i've ever eaten it either. >> and i don't think i want it. >> that seems odd to me that i haven't tried it. no. like you're going to a place and then you eat the thing that you're visiting. >> it does. it a little. >> like, do you go to the zoo and then like eat the animals? like why don't they have like, some places you can have like dinner at an aquarium or something? that's the fish. >> eat the fish. okay well, jolene took us on a took us on a

journey. >> okay. up next, seven things you need to know today. >> if you watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc7 bay area, connected tv app, it's available for apple tv google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. download the app now. you can start streaming and look at this gorgeousness this morning as we head to break. >> 655. we'll be right back

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to remove house speaker kevin mccarthy. fellow republican matt gaetz filed a motion yesterday after mccarthy worked with democrats to pass a short term deal to fund the government. >> number four, 75,000 kaiser permanente workers across the country could go on strike tomorrow. no, they want the company to address understaffing and low pay if a deal isn't reached by the end of today, it would be the largest health care strike in us history. >> number five, a look at the mount tam camera. it's a lovely sunrise. still a little bit of fog this morning. along the coast are marine layer. it is compressed. we'll keep a little bit of cloud cover along the coast throughout the day. it is a sunny day away from the coast. warmer air compared to yes, today. by thursday, everybody is in the 80s and 90s. by the afternoon. >> number six, we're still following a major sigalert in san mateo this morning on westbound 92 before 101 speeds around 18mph in the backup is so long that it has officially reached the western span and the

eastern span of the san mateo bridge. for people traveling in the westbound direction and number seven, lauryn hill is coming to san francisco. >> she's going to be at chase center next month. on november 17th. the tickets go on sale to the general public on friday, but if you are a chase card holder, you can get them starting this morning at ten on good luck. it's also going to be in oakland. so you got option. >> good morning america.ption. the speaker of the house seeing facing something we haven't seen in a century. house speaker kevin mccarthy under fire forcing an effort to force him out of a job as republicans looking to oust him. the speaker responds with three words, bring it on. this wit