laphonza butler today sworn in as california's newest senator by a former california senator. >> do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states -- >> juju: butler chosen by governor gavin newsom to replace the late senator dianne feinstein. she's been a lobbyist, and president of emily's list, female canned dates who support abortion rights. she's california's first lgbtq senator and first openly gay black senator. that's "nightline." watch full episodes on hulu. see you back here same time tomorrow. thanks for staying up with us. good night, america.

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of morgan state university again in baltimore. five people hurt. none of those injuries is believed to be life threatening. thank goodness. the victims range in age from 18 to 22 years of age, and four of the five victims were students. the shooting happened around 7 p.m. our time, 10 p.m. eastern, after a festive homecoming week celebration attended by students, alumni, parents and faculty and our students. >> at the end of that were headed over to the student center to rejoice and to enjoy themselves is when this unfortunate situation erupted on

the campus. >> investigators are still looking for a suspect. morgan state is a historically black university class. tomorrow are canceled. let's move now to our other top story, a mystery developing in san jose involving a group of undocumented migrants. they were dropped off without warning. and tonight, a lot of questions about where they came from. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley, the san jose nonprofit that took in these migrants is confirming to us this was a group of adults and children originally from south america. they were first left. they were left, i should say, at first. and willow street over the weekend, right near a local church. abc seven news south bay reporter lauren martinez is looking into how they got here and what comes next. >> a san jose nonprofit is connecting 12 undocumented immigrants to vital resources after they were reportedly dropped off. a member from the organization amigos de guadalupe center confirmed a group of

adults and children were bused in from el paso, texas and dropped off in the guadalupe, washington neighborhood on saturday evening. he said they're connecting them with resources, food, clothing and health centers. >> that journey to be here at this moment has been troc matic and there is no journey that is easy. >> but linda hernandez arriaga worked with the bay area border relief for two years in south texas. she saw firsthand the desperate ocean, hunger and fear in people seeking asylum. it's all brand new. >> every single thing, every single day is a new day for them . and so they're also in a transition of emotionally and psychologically a shock coming from the border cities across the nation and the state have received migrants who have been bussed or flown in. >> in june, state officials said more than a dozen migrants were dropped off at a church in sacramento from florida. attorney general rob bonta issued a public record request to florida authorities over,

quote, deceptive and immoral migrant transports. in august, abc news said ten busses of migrants from texas were dropped off in l.a. county paired to other states. arriaga said the medical care asylum seekers receive in california is better. >> very good. wraparound services by our counties, both san mateo county, santa clara county have one of the most amazing mental health system. medical systems, especially for the children. san jose's director for the office of racial equity released this statement to abc7 news. >> like other large cities in the us, the city of san jose anticipated that migrants would arrive here seeking refuge either by choice or bussed here by other jurisdictions. as such, the city of san jose, county of santa clara and numerous community organizations developed a welcoming migrants plan that outlines the key roles organizations would play in the event of a surge in migration. >> in you know, when you see it

on the news, you just see a group. but when you're with them individually, you see that mom, you see that dad? you see that child, that aunt that grandparent, just like you, just like me in san jose, lauren martinez, abc seven news to morrow will be a somber day in san francisco as the late senator and former city mayor dianne feinstein's body will lie in state inside city hall. >> feinstein died last week at the age of 90 of natural causes. this begins two days of public events in the city to honor her. abc seven news reporter j.r stone spoke with people about their thoughts about dianne feinstein. >> she was a legend. >> the late dianne feinstein will be remembered on wednesday and thursday at san francisco city hall. already her bust or statue is there surrounded by flowers. >> i think as someone who was raised by women who were told that if they were very lucky, they could be a senator's wife but not a senator for dianne

feinstein was one of my first introductions to the idea that i really could be anyone i wanted to be. >> wednesday, the body of the late san francisco mayor and us senator will lie in state inside the rotunda of city hall from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. thursday. her memorial service will be held on the front steps of city hall at 1 p.m. >> dianne feinstein has been such a integral part of the history of the city and so sort of there's these moments living in san francisco where you just witness history, and i think this will be a part of that. >> she's been a lion of the senate, a lioness of the senate. this city, i mean, she steered it through. one of the biggest tragedy is that a city could go through preparation for the events are already underway with flags flying at half staff in memory of feinstein. >> many hoping to see both democrats and republicans in attendance. >> it would not be a surprise for this to be one of the places

where you see people bridge the political divide and come together to celebrate a life. because one of the things she has always been able to do is reach across the aisle knowing how to play the game, knowing how to walk the political line and get things done. >> still is something really important that a lot of people, not just women, can can take from that. >> talk about a public servant. i think dianne feinstein just really sums up what what that looks like. >> keep in mind, if you are coming here on wednesday to pay your respects to the late dianne feinstein, you will have to go through security to get inside city hall. and they are hand checking all bags. so that could add time to your weight in san francisco. j.r. stone abc seven news and we will stream the memorial service as it happens at 1 p.m. at city hall in san

francisco on thursday. >> it is open to the public. but if you are not able to make it watch from the abc7 news bay area app, just download it wherever you stream and you'll be able to watch that as we bring that to you. the person appointed to replace feinstein was sworn in today in washington . california's new senator, laphonza butler, is the first lesbian person of color to serve in the us senate. i will. congratulations on coming. >> thank you. >> vice president kamala harris administered the oath of office to butler as butler's wife held the bible while governor newsom appointed butler on sunday, saying she understands how the system works, even though she has never held public office. butler had been serving as president of emily's list, an organization that works to elect pro-choice democratic female candidates. butler will finish out senator feinstein. owens current term. she could decide to run for the full term in the upcoming 2024 election. well, in the other chamber at the capitol, a stunning vote by congress, kevin mccarthy of

bakersfield was ousted as speaker of the house. and tonight, the interim gop speaker just booted nancy pelosi from her honorary capitol office as the office of speaker of the house of the united states house of representatives is hereby declared vacant. florida congressman matt gaetz gave the motion to vacate. it's the first time in american history a house speaker has been removed this way. representative mccarthy spoke about. his ouster earlier today, saying he will not run again. >> you know, it was personal. it had nothing to do about spending. it had nothing to do about everything. he accused somebody of. he was doing. it all was about getting attention from you. >> now, representative patrick mchenry of north carolina is serving as speaker pro tem until a new speaker election can take place in one of his first orders of business, he evicted speaker emerita. nancy pelosi from the capitol building office. she got

to keep pelosi is here in san francisco to honor senator feinstein. she is will be one of the speakers during thursday's service that i mentioned a moment ago. and we're sending out alerts just like this one as these historic proceedings unfold to make sure you're getting the very latest news updates, download the abc7 news app again and just be sure to enable the apps notifications so we can keep you up to date. literally as things happen. all right, let's turn quickly now to the weather because it is warming up and abc7 news weather anchor spencer christian is here with staying on top of our 24 hour accuweather forecast. spencer right. >> dan the days this week just keep getting sunnier and warmer and tomorrow will be one of them. so let's start at the top of the day 7:00 tomorrow morning. sunny skies in the absence of any overnight marine layer, 62 degrees, then in 60, around the bay and nearly 60 on the coast. by noon, we'll see 80, 82 degrees low 80s in our inland areas or 80 around the bay shoreline. and mid 70s on the coast by 4 p.m. low to mid 90s inland, upper 80s to near 90

around the bay, mid to upper 70s on the coast. and then sun will set about 648 tomorrow evening. so by 7 p.m. clear skies, no marine layer and still mild to warm even at that hour of the evening i'll have the complete accuweather seven day forecast a little bit later. >> dan looks pretty good spencer thank you. touch base in a minute. now to the developing news on a major impending strike of kaiser permanente. health care workers just hours away now and no deal yet, meaning we could see up to 75,000 workers across multiple states walk off the job. it would be the largest health care strike in us history. and a lot of those workers are here in california. abc7 news reporter tim johns has been all over this story this week. he is in the newsroom now with how you might be affected. tim >> dan union workers are set to go on strike for three days starting tomorrow at 6:00 in the morning. however they told me they will continue to be at that bargaining table as long as kaiser reps are willing to meet them. there after another day of

negotiations on tuesday, no agreement was reached on a new working contract between kaiser permanente and tens of thousands of its employees. the unions representing those workers saying they're ready to strike starting wednesday morning if no last minute compromise is reached. >> the crisis is right now, and i think that it's getting worse. >> sonia allen smith is on one of the bargaining teams and works as a radiology technician in oakland. she says some of the top concerns union members want addressed are chronic understaffing, worker burnout and low pay. >> health care workers should be able to focus on taking care of patients when they're at work. they shouldn't have to worry about where they're going to sleep at at night. >> kaiser says if a strike does happen, they're prepared. they have assured patients their hospitals and ers will remain open, even if some non-emergency services might have to be rescheduled in a statement, they told abc7 news that while talks are ongoing, several provisions have already been reached. >> i wouldn't say it's a crisis. on the other hand, i wouldn't say it's something that's a mild inconvenience.

>> arnab mukherjee is the department chair of public health at cal state east bay. he says despite the preparations in place, some patients will likely still feel the impacts of a potential strike, especially those on the lower end of the socioeconomic scale. >> you and i may think of a 1 to 3 day delay as something that we can get through, but for certain people, rescheduling an appointment may make them consider taking another day off of work. having to have somebody take care of their children. >> as for allen smith, she says workers are just fighting to be treated fairly. >> it is our hope that we will be able to resolve the short staffing crisis if kaiser executives come to the table and bargain in good faith. that is our hope. but we are ready to strike if need be. >> now, if it happens, this strike is set to end at 6 a.m. saturday, tomorrow morning, though, we're hearing one of the largest expected pickets will be in front of the oakland kaiser center on broadway. union reps also telling me if no deal is able to be reached in the coming weeks, they are prepared to strike again in november in the

newsroom. tim johns, abc7 news. >> okay, tim, thanks very much. a lot more coming up on a very busy day. the terrible, tragic drownings at a residential daycare center in the bay area. a two infants have just been named who lost their lives. homicide detective are now being called in. we'll explain why. plus, another cold case appears cracked thanks to dna. the killing of a woman near sonoma state exactly 40 years ago now. and it could be the future of coffee with crops in danger of climate change, experts are racing to design your next cup. all of that's ahead. but first, here's a look at what's coming up tonight on an all new jimmy kimmel live right after abc seven news at 11, jimmy, all you have to do is watch. >> i'll take care of everything else. i don't have it yet, but i think i'm going to be the next golden bachelorette. >> what.

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daycare center, where three children fell into a pool yesterday. sadly, two of them died. we've learned they were both one year old girls. a third child found in the pool was rescued and is expected to recover. the drownings happened yesterday at the happy happy daycare on fleetwood drive in the almaden valley area. the department says those homicide detectives will be interviewing everyone involved, even looking through home surveillance footage from neighbors. although this isn't a homicide case, they're the best detectives that we have available and correspond with the district attorney. >> so as the progression of the investigation continues, they can work together on making sure to solidify that portion of the case. >> according to the state's department of social services, the home daycare center was licensed in january of 2021 to 2 people. the center was cited several times during inspection checks, including an order to adjust the pool fence that will no doubt be part of this investigation. now happening tomorrow, a heads up for a nationwide alarm test hitting at

11:20 a.m. you'll be involved in this. it's a test of the federal emergency alert system. the tones will be sent at 1122 phone as well as to television and radio stations. you should also receive a text message saying it is only a test. so keep that in mind. also happening tomorrow, the iconic san francisco restaurant and landmark john's grill celebrates its ready for this 115 years in business. the grill is throwing a block party to mark this big day. it's complete with complex free food, drinks, live music and some big prize giveaways. it's from 1130 until 230 in the afternoon. mayor london breed is expected to attend the festivities, as well as a few other surprise size guests. so we'll let you know who those are. but what a big milestone. new at 11. leave it to the corps to put on a big show. the tunes of the first marine

division brass band. they put on quite a show this evening at the noe valley town square. the marines are in town, of course, as part of fleet week in san francisco. they took the stage while a family friendly crowd took it all in and enjoyed a great evening. there were plenty of vips on hand today telling us what we can expect for a very special fleet week tribute to senator dianne feinstein. the blue angels will perform what's called a missing woman honor formation during their air show this weekend to commemorate and recognize the late senator mayor london breed says the city is prepared for a very memorable week. >> and this is what we do best. we open up the city and extraordinary ways. and fleet week is no different. and so it's so fitting to honor dianne feinstein's legacy. >> this year, the us navy will also debut a new naval ship. it is called the uss san francisco . and with everything going on this week, we are helping you plan it all out and help you get ready for the big blue angels

shows. we have the full schedule of ship tours, the parade of ships, the band performances and a lot more posted on our website. it's on the front page of abc7 news.com and of course we're counting on good weather for a week of filled with activities. spencer christian is back with the full forecast. >> looks pretty good weather wise. dan it'll be a sweet week or as i said on the earlier newscast heat week because it's really warming up out there. here's a look at the elements in the atmosphere contributing to our current weather pattern. big area of high pressure. the dominant feature in our weather picture right now, and it will be throughout the week with this clockwise circulation. it is going to bring winds from inland to the to the sea. so an offshore flow, which generally warms things up as those winds go down the slopes of our hills and mountains, they dry out the air and they warm it up. and right now, you can see the 24 hour temperature change indicates it's anywhere from five to about eight degrees warmer across the bay area right now than at this time last night. and we have clear views

from all of our live cameras from mount tam looking down onto the bay. no clouds in sight. we have low 60s right now in san francisco, in oakland, mid to upper 60s in mountain view, san jose, palo alto, 61, 52 degrees at half moon bay. a clear view also from the east bay hills camera looking westward. 60 degrees right now at santa rosa novato 57. we have low 60 soquel's at napa, fairfield and livermore concord 67 degrees. and the view from our rooftop camera looking across the embarcadero. check out the forecast headlines. clear skies overnight. no cooling coastal clouds tonight. warm at the coast tomorrow, hot along the bay shoreline and inland and that'll be wednesday through through saturday. as a matter of fact. so we've got four really warm to hot days coming our way. and that, of course, also means heightened fire concerns and we may have some near record high temperatures. now, overnight, you'll see no clouds at all. what was the makings of a little bit of a marine layer has been just blown away already by the light winds offshore overnight, low temperatures under clear skies will be mainly in the low

60s, a little cooler at the coast where we'll see lows in the mid 50s highs tomorrow, upper 70s to about 80 at the coast right around the bay shoreline. we're talking about upper 80s, possibly 1 or 2 locations will top out at 90 degrees tomorrow around the bay shoreline. inland areas mainly upper 80s to low 90s. but those temperatures will be rising even higher as we get later into the week. here's the accuweather seven day forecast thursday, friday and saturday. we're expecting inland highs in the mid 90s, perhaps a couple of upper 90s around the bay shoreline up to about 90 degrees the next four days and even on the coast we expect readings, high temperatures in the upper 70s to about 80 through the remainder of the week. that's really warm weather for the coast. so great time to go to the beach. great time to watch the blue angels. friday saturday and sunday as skies will be clear. uh- no fog to interfere with your view. perfect. >> great. you just can't beat fleet. >> you cannot. >> it's kind of neat. yeah. thanks

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so it can tweet that out. it'll be a great talking point around the water coolers, the baseball playoffs began today with the giants trying to figure out how to return to the postseason. >> an and that starts with hiring a new manager president of baseball ops farhan zaidi on his plan. >> we want somebody who can be an effective recruiter and you know as we go into free agency, like every organization, we want to sort of build a brand of players wanting to come here and play here. and i think the manager is a big part of that. >> meanwhile, ex-giants skipper bruce bochy, coach, leading his rangers against tampa bay, randy arozarena's mom, sandy threw out the first pitch and she was bringing it. meanwhile, rays tyler glasnow was taking it hit in the leg by a comebacker in the fifth. he would stay in the game, but moments later would uncork a very wild pitch with the bases loaded, allowing corey seager to score. so two nothing

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discovered no connection between the suspected kidnaper, craig ross and the girl. they say she was wearing an adult sweatshirt when authorities rescued her. charlotte and her family are being given time together for before answering investigators questions. >> we're hours away from what could be the largest health care worker strike in us history. more than 75,000 kaiser permanente staffers are set to walk off the job at six this morning. the union wants increased pay and staffing levels as well as better job protections and health care. kaiser says it's willing to negotiate what it calls a fair and equitable agreement. the

planned three day strike would affect six states and the district of columbia. >> well, it's wednesday, of course, but but that doesn't stop us from celebrating national taco day. that means plenty of taco day deals. >> personally, i try to celebrate every other day. taco bell is actually starting the holiday festivities with this first started yesterday. they're continuing today. it is the return of the tacos lover taco lover's pass. so with this pass, customers pay $10 and can get their choice of eight tacos a day for the next 30 days for ten bucks. >> wow. >> yep. >> that is a lot of tacos. moe's southwest grill might have the most unique promotion, though. yes. your eyes are not deceiving you. that is an eggo waffle. and they've teamed up and it's being called the eggo taco. it's free by the way, with any purchase. >> leggo, my eggo, my go. >> so our amazing crew here on world news now often gives us chat points to talk about. and i just want