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housing is getting rid of in an effort to get more people off the streets. good morning to you. it is thursday, october 5th. >> we're going to start the check of our forecast with drew. all right. here we go. >> we're in store for some even hotter temperatures than yesterday. a heat advisory will go into effect this morning. this is going to last for a couple of days. this is for the entire bay shoreline. includes oakland, san francisco, san jose, even the santa cruz mountains, because some cities are going to see their hot day. so far this year, likely san francisco and oakland, you're going to see upper 80s and lower 90s. it's a mild morning out there. we're in the 50s and the 6060 in the city. we're at 63 right now in oakland, 65 in san jose, 60. that current temperature in napa, we do not have a marine layer this morning. we have sunshine. once that sun gets up here shortly after 7 a.m. and we are going to warm fast, nearing 90 degrees already and our hottest spot. look at all these 80s by the lunchtime hour. and today is even warmer than yesterday. we're going to 88 in the city today. that would mark the warmest day since last october. 91. in oakland, 95. in san jose,

93. in napa, 95 in concord. that's a look at your hot weather forecast today. let's check in with gloria and see our traffic's doing on this thursday. good morning. >> all right. good morning to you, drew. so right now, we're taking a look at your san mateo county bridge camera and you can see that traffic is moving pretty smoothly, going to the peninsula westbound 92 from the toll plaza to foster city will take you about 11 minutes. and taking a look at your drive time, everything looking smooth today except westbound 580 from tracy to dublin. that's going to take you about 34 minutes. >> thank you, gloria. today, san francisco says a final farewell to dianne feinstein. san francisco city hall will be the backdrop for this afternoon's memorial service for the political trailblazer. yesterday, her body lie in state at city hall. and last night, some people felt it important enough to wait for more than an hour to see the late senator's casket. the public viewing was supposed to stop at seven, but the line was so long that feinstein's family and city officials kept extending it to

allow as many people to come by as possible while we were there, when the final person got inside before feinstein was finally escorted out around 815 last night. this morning, abc seven news reporter lena howland is live at city hall with details for today's memorial service. lena. reggie in the same place where her political career began , this is where the memorial service will be held for senator dianne feinstein just outside of san francisco city hall. >> and despite plans going back and forth all week, organizers have closed this service off to the public, making it by invitation only. we are expecting several other high profile faces to be in attendance. some of those include vice president kamala harris and california's congressional delegation, including feinstein's appointed replacement, senator laphonza butler. this comes after her public viewing inside of city hall yesterday when thousands came to pay their respects to the late senator and city's first female mayor. with a line

often stretching around the block. while feinstein will be remembered for all that she gave to the city, current mayor, london breed, says she's happy now the city can give back to her, proud of the city for coming together in this way and to celebrate her legacy. >> and if i think if she were here and to see this, it would it would make it would warm her heart because of today's service. >> there are major street closures in and around city hall to keep in mind in person, city hall services are closed. all day, all city hall entrance is will be closed starting at 11 a.m. until 3 p.m. the surrounding street closures run from larkin to franklin and from golden gate to hayes busses along those streets will be rerouted. the civic center parking garage won't reopen until 6 p.m. tonight. the service begins at 1 p.m, but coverage on our live stream begins at 1245. just watch on

the abc7 news bay area app. abc7 news.com or wherever you stream. and back here live outside of city hall. follow the service. today the senator will be buried at a private family only ceremony. live in san francisco, lena howland, abc seven news. >> thank you, lena. some members of congress are facing complications with travel plans to this afternoon's memorial service because of the house speaker situation that's happening in washington, d.c. so after senator feinstein passed, representative zoe lofgren contacted then speaker kevin mccarthy about transportation for her colleagues to attend the memorial service. typically, a delegation is given that courtesy of a comment that courtesy of accommodation and so they can all fly together when a member dies. but lofgren says she never heard back from mccarthy. north bay congressman mike thompson says lofgren then made the same request but never got a response from speaker pro tem patrick meehan. mchenry. mchenry temporarily took over

after mccarthy was ousted tuesday. >> just sad commentary on the house republican leadership that they wouldn't pay tribute to this great legislator, great senator and allow for a plane to bring her colleagues back to pay her final tribute. >> at least two republicans are seeking the speakership. jim jordan, a staunch supporter of former president trump and steve scalise, who is the current house majority leader. >> still no settlement on a contract deal this morning for tens of thousands of kaiser permanente workers. they're expected to spend a second day on the picket line. a variety of employees ranging from pharmacists to medical technicians in multiple states, walked out on the job. the union says its primary issue is a staffing shortage, causing people to burn out and quit. >> we are distressing the point out of safety patient care. a

patient crisis that we're in now because of short staffing and we're asking that they fix that and they fix it immediately. paid patients could see delays with appointments and prescriptions being filled because of the strike. >> kaiser put out a statement about negotiations. it reads in part, we remain committed to reaching a new agreement that continues to provide our employees with market leading wages, excellent benefits, generous retirement income plans, and valuable, and a move to end in campments. >> the city of san francisco is asking the supreme court for help. city officials, including mayor london breed, are asking the court to immediately overturn an appellate ruling made in 2022. the ruling requires local governments to provide shelter for the entire unhoused population before clearing encampments. according to a filing, city attorney david chu's. last fiscal year to house people

experiencing homelessness. but they would need an additional the city an additional $1.45 billion to shelter everyone who is homeless and officials say it's unrealistic. the city is attempting to make it easier to get people off the street and into housing. abc7 news reporter ryan curry spoke with leaders about what's changing. >> san francisco is removing a barrier that made it difficult for some on the streets to access shelter. the city's department of homelessness and supportive housing says people can now get a temporary place to stay without documentation. this is a real opportunity for us to move people directly off of the street and into housing. unhoused residents seeking shelter through the department once needed to show a driver's license or social security card. the department says oftentimes those experiencing homelessness couldn't provide those documents . >> it's what we knew was that there were a lot of people on the street who had been determined to need housing based

on their vulnerability, but that the system we were using wasn't effective in getting those folks into housing. >> this started as a pilot program back in june, and so far, the department says it helped 19 people without documentation. those people were then given 90 days to get the identification needed to continue receiving aid and the department will help them. they say the goal is to get vulnerable communities. the resources they need to get off the streets and stay off the streets. >> we're also focused on sustainable equity and really making sure that people all who we who we select for this and are working with for this are surrounded with the support they need so that they can actually maintain their ■housing. >> the city says about 350 units are available right now, but officials are prioritizing aid to people living on sidewalks instead of campers or rvs, essentially, this was the natural next step in what we call presumptive eligibility. >> we're going to presume that you are going to meet the needs and eligibility of this housing based on everything we know

about you. and we'll worry about the paperwork later. >> they say they want to avoid the scenario of sending people back on the streets in san francisco, ryan curry, abc seven news. >> 509 look at the exploratorium camera. we are totally clear this morning. no marine layer even along our coast and we are in store for a hot october afternoon. we are going into the 90s for most regions. for some of us, like san francisco and oakland, this will be the hottest afternoon in about a year since last october. temperatures rising as much as 17 to 18 degrees above average for this time of the year. it's for that fact. we have a heat advisory in effect for the bay shoreline includes el cerrito, oakland, hayward, fremont, san jose, sunnyvale. palo alto, san mateo, south. san francisco. the entire city of san francisco and the santa cruz mountains. for these very warm temperatures. later on this afternoon. because a lot of us, we don't have that air conditioning that easy way to cool us off when it gets this hot in the afternoon because

temperatures are going to soar today. we have a lot of sunshine . everybody is into the 80s, including the coastline by noon and then by 4 p.m. away from the coast, everybody is in the 90s, 91, in oakland, 90 in palo alto, 88, in the city, 95. in santa rosa, 94. in antioch. look at santa cruz coming in at 93 degrees. later on this afternoon, the three day forecast, that heat advisory continues for friday. over the weekend and the heat will begin to ease. we will track that. cool down, reggie, on the seven day in about nine minutes. >> thanks, drew. she's done it again. coming up, gymnastics. most decorated athlete simone biles adds to her long list of accomplishments and the timeline to finish an extension of bart into the south bay. >> once again being pushed back . and of course, the cost is rising. we're going to tell you about how much spiderwebs in the sky. >> it's not a halloween story. it's just nature and it's happening in parts of the

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port bar, a popular lgbtq bar in downtown oakland, or close by. it was damaged by rocks that were thrown through the windows. you can see the video and the damage there. it happened tuesday night. the bar owner says nothing from the business was stolen. so that's why he believes the vandalism was a hate crime. >> clearly when i opened the door after the smashed windows, the alarm started going off, which means that they didn't even try to enter the premises. so it is very much targeted. but i have not seen this in oakland. but i have heard of, you know, lgbtq people being targeted across the bay area. >> the owner added the bar is going to stay open for business as police investigate yet another landmark in the east bay targeted by vandals is standing once again. >> we're talking about the peaker pole. it's quite a name. it's a special marker on mission peak, high above fremont. well, it's back in place. >> all right, joyce crew just

reinstalled it in an act which authorities call a pre-med, agitated act of vandalism. >> someone with a tool sawed off in early september. that vandal hasn't been found. and i never want to say this again. >> well, we might have to say it at six and at seven. >> can you say her? >> i will. now interesting. most bay area residents think the region is on the wrong track. this is according to results of an annual silicon valley poll. so the poll is based on responses from about 1900 adults around the bay area. 78% say they think the quality of life here is getting worse. and the number is even higher for parents that have kids at home. this year's poll asked residents for their thoughts on three subject public transit, homelessness and the struggles downtown and those subjects related to all three of the bay area's biggest cities. >> as for the ones that are not

visiting, we said, why? what's the reason? what's keeping you out and top of the list for san francisco was that the unhoused population there is an unsettling sight, disturbing even or they even indicate that it that there's a feeling that that it's not entirely safe or sanitary. >> 67% of those surveyed say the top three reasons they would consider moving out of the bay include high housing costs, quality of life and homelessness. >> the price of extending bar farther into the south bay is going up way up. in an announcement yesterday, the cta revealed the project is supposed to be, i should say, the projected cost of the final phase of the project bar to silicon valley has spiked from. 9.3 billion to 12.2 billion. vta officials blame the rising cost of construction on materials and labor prices. they're also pushing back the completion date for the project. it was supposed

to be done in 2033 and now it's 2036. work is underway on that final phase of the extension, which stretches the bart line. six more miles into the south bay, adding four more stations through downtown san jose and into santa clara. >> many people in the bay area and across california are reporting a creepy sight falling from the sky. >> i go out to the back deck drinking a cup of coffee and i look at the moon. and in the in in the moon there's a strand of white going across it. and i'm thinking, that is weird >> oh, my gosh. a spider web. it's a spider web. >> why are we acting like we've never seen spider web before? i know. i'm like, okay, you all. >> it's a spider web and it's october, so i guess people can't take it, but they're are apparently a lot of webs spotted falling in san jose and stockton, monterey, modesto. and

there is a reason for it. insect experts confirm that their spider web clumps s so they're kind of in a balloon shape. and this happens around this time of the year across the country. it's called ballooning. >> what it is, is there are these little spider lanes, baby spiders and when the conditions are right, they will release a bunch of silk and they will fly off to new locations. >> experts say there's nothing to be alarmed about. there are about 50,000 spider species on the planet, and this is just a part of what they do. >> and are they not teaching charlotte's web anymore? elementary school? >> i guess not. no. >> we've been known about this. like charlotte, but shut out all the webs. they flew in the sky as a florida girl. >> this is just what you see all the time. but i don't feel like we have as many insects here. so i think i'm spoiled. like if i really did see a spider uh- this day and age in my life, it would not. i'd be like, what are you

doing here? i'm in california, so maybe it's just like we're not used to all that. >> yeah, perfect for halloween. it totally is. and it's a time of the year when we start getting to the cooler weather. they come inside and to seek the warmth. so don't be surprised. i don't. we don't want to see the spiders. yeah, we like spiders. >> yeah. i'm going to call you to kill it. >> no, don't kill the spider or remove it. >> i'm not going to kill it. >> remove it? yeah because they're getting that other insects, isn't that what you want? >> they're just seeking something to call you to remove it. okay. release it gently. back. gently. i'll put it into my house. you imagine, like a piece of paper in your house on it. oh, wow. okay good gosh. let's take a look at the fleet week. the fleet week forecast. okay, so we still have some very warm temperatures for the first air show on friday in the mid 80s. fine looking on saturday with sunshine in the upper 70s. then we'll start to see cloud cover return on sunday and we are cooler for the final day of the air show. but it's still pretty pleasant temperature wise. upper 60s to near 70 degrees by sunday afternoon. high pressure. this is going to continue to be the muscle maker

of the forecast. we are going to be hot later on today. a heat advisory is in effect. moderate air quality. look at all these 90s 95in san jose today. take it easy out there. stay cool. 93 in cupertino along the peninsula for the coastline. half moon bay , pacifica low to mid 80s. today with sunshine 96 in redwood city, 90in mountain view. if we hit 88 today in downtown sf, that would be the hottest day in a year since last october. so it's been quite some time since it's been this hot. a 95 in cloverdale, 94. novato 82. stinson 93in napa, 86 in sausalito. so it is going to be hot 91 in oakland would be again the warmest day since last october 92. in fremont 93, castro valley and inland. we are going into the mid 90s under sunny skies overnight. tonight we see clear skies. temperatures mainly in the low 60s. here's the accuweather 70 forecast next seven days for you. it is hot today and tomorrow. saturday the heat begins to ease. but relief really arrives on sunday and then even a chance of some morning showers on tuesday. hi,

gloria. >> all right, drew, thank you so much. well, let's take a look at your san jose camera this morning. and you can see traffic is very light on highway 86. so looking good there. and then let's take a look at your maps, transit times, everything is running on time right now. bart muni and ace. so that's some good news as we're still talking about the spider you might have heard me say because my mic popped up, i will kill. >> i was talking about a mosquito, so all is well. i'm not planning homicide. >> coming up, the seven things to know this morning is the bay area ready for a new national sports team? >> the news we're expecting sometime today from the wnba

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kevin mccarthy as house speaker. >> that decision could come tuesday when lawmakers gather to hear from candidates for house speaker. number three, president biden is canceling another $9 billion in student loan debt. >> it comes just days after payments resumed following a three year pause. >> number four, millions of californians will see an approximate 40 to $70 credit this month. california's cap and trade program requires power plants that emit greenhouse gases to buy carbon pollution allowances and allocate proceeds back to california utility customers. >> number five, a heat advisory is in effect today, lasting through tomorrow night. it's for the entire bay shoreline and the santa cruz mountains because for some today, it will be the hottest day in about a year. that includes san francisco and oakland in the upper 80s to lower 90s 95. in san jose, 93 in napa. even the coast is warm in the low 80s to the low 90s. >> and number six right now, taking a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza right now, everything is running smoothly.

the metering lights are not on and you will not have to wait at the pay gates. >> and number seven, nobody won the powerball drawing. now, the third largest jackpot ever at $1.2 billion. no one drew last night's numbers. so the drawing on saturday jumps to $1.4 billion. your odds of winning are not good. but you know what? enjoy enjoy. we are expecting a major announcement today in the world of basketball. the wnba is expected to announce a new team expansion coming to the bay area. it's social media account dropped a few more clues yesterday with a video teasing something big and it included multiple messages to the league asking it to expand. so now the team will reportedly be playing in 2025 and at the chase center 2008 was the last time the wnba expanded. there are currently 12 teams. no official word on the new team's name. >> the us women's gymnastics team is now the first to win seven straight world titles. the

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is about a migrant mystery in the south bay. now, a 530, the questions surrounding the group of migrants bused in from out of state and dropped off at a san jose church. >> president biden now taking action to get conditions along the southern border under control. how his administration is now using sweeping executive power to address migration even more chaos in the halls of congress. >> moderate house republican is now considering the option to punish far right members who led the charge in ousting kevin mccarthy. but first, all the things she worked on, all the things she did, the way she fought for, the things she believed in. >> you know, something you don't see very much anymore from the public to the politicians, tributes paying final respects to senator dianne feinstein. >> we have the details about this afternoon's memorial service. >> good morning. it is thursday, october 5th. >> it's going to start the check of our forecast. andrew. hey good morning. >> we are preparing for a hot afternoon. heat advisories will go into effect for the bay shoreline in the santa cruz

mountains through tomorrow night. not because these areas shaded in orange will see the hottest temperatures in the entire region, but because this region is going to see some warm weather that we haven't felt in about a year. that includes oakland, san francisco, even down to the south bay, san jose as well. this lasting over the next two days. it's warm out there already. we're starting out in a lot of cities in the low to mid 60s. so outside this morning we have clear skies no matter where you're watching us from, we're going to warm very quickly. everybody's into the 80s by noon and then by 4:00 pm into the 80s along the coast, we stay. but away from the coast everybody is in the 90s. we'll take a closer look at these highs coming up in about eight minutes. let's check in with gloria and see how traffic is doing on this thursday. >> all right, drew. so, so far, everything's looking pretty good out there. we don't have any major blocking or slowing issues right now. but one of the busier cameras that we're seeing is right here, the walnut creek camera. however, traffic is moving nicely from 680 into walnut creek. and let's take a look at your drive times right now. so westbound four from antioch to hercules. that's going to take you 27 minutes westbound 80 from highway four

to the maze. that's going to take you 17 minutes and northbound 87 from highway 85 to the san jose airport. that'll take you eight minutes. thanks gloria. >> today san francisco is saying a final farewell to dianne feinstein on san francisco city hall will be the backdrop for this afternoon's memorial service for the political trailblazer. yesterday her body lay in state at city hall. and last night, some people felt it important enough to wait more than an hour to see the late senator's casket. the public viewing was supposed to stop at seven last night, but the line was so long that feinstein's family and city officials kept extending that to allow as many people to come by as possible. we were there when the final person got inside before feinstein's body was escorted out around 815 last night. this morning. abc7 news reporter lena howland live at city hall with the details for the memorial service today. lena senator francisco city hall will serve

as the backdrop to senator feinstein's memorial service, which starts at 1:00 this afternoon. >> now this service is now closed to the public because of increased security and is by invitation only. we are expecting several other high profile faces to be in attendance. some of those include vice president kamala harris and california's congressional delegation, including feinstein's appointed replacement, senator laphonza butler. this comes after her public viewing inside of city hall yesterday when thousands came to pay their respects. >> what she did for gun control, for lgbt rights, for women, for women in the senate, for getting women in the senate and the house. i mean, she was everybody's godmother. you know, she was like, come on in. i'm going to show you how to do it. and we're going to rock this place. and she did all the things she worked on, all the things she did, the way she fought for, the things she believed in, you know, something you don't see very much anymore.

>> her the second because of today's service, there are major street closures in and around city hall to keep in mind in person, city hall services are closed all day. >> all city hall entrances will be closed starting at 11 a.m. until 3 p.m. the surrounding street closures run from larkin to franklin and from golden gate to hayes, busses along those streets will be rerouted. the civic center parking garage won't reopen until 6 p.m. tonight. the service begins at 1 p.m, but coverage on our live stream begins at 1245. just watch on the abc7 news bay area app. abc7 news .com or wherever you stream in following the service. the senator will be buried at a private family only ceremony. live in san francisco. lena howland, abc seven news. >> thank you, lena. on the heels of ousting the speaker of the house, there is another issue brewing among house republicans. gloria the live desk this morning with the latest controversy in congress. >> good morning, reggie.

moderate house republicans are pushing to expel congressman matt gaetz from the house gop conference and punish the seven others who voted to remove kevin mccarthy as house speaker. earlier, they were furious after mccarthy worked out a short term deal with democrats to keep the government funded. the earliest a decision could be made to expel congressman gaetz is tuesday. that's when house republicans returned for a conference meeting to hear from house speaker candidates. >> gaetz just got schooled by aoc and others. >> he was totally manipulated into doing this. >> i think there needs to be accountability. there needs to be consequences. i am tend to believe that our our dirty laundry should remain in our room. >> our laundry room. and so i think the conference has to have a serious conversation about that and about what what accountability there will be. >> congressman steve scalise says that he is running for the leadership role along with congressman jim jordan. one of the big issues is if the new speaker will support additional funding for ukraine. that was a

major sticking point that nearly led to the government shutdown. coomassie >> thank you, gloria. the biden administration is giving the green light to build a border wall in part of texas, and it's coming after a surge in migrant crossings that has put a strain on public resources. september marked the highest number of migrant encounters at the southern border so far this year . border patrol apprehended more than 200,000 people just last month, chicago is preparing for up to two dozen more busses of migrants sit from texas by governor greg abbott. the mayor is now planning to visit the border. we need to go assess the situation just like our team has gone to dc. >> we need better coordination, quite frankly, the border wall will be in an area that saw about 245,000 migrants entered this year. >> there's no timeline for the start of construction season. we're learning new details about the mysterious arrival of undocumented migrants at a san

jose church. >> santa clara county officials now confirm 12 people were left there with no warning and no resources. acs, abc7 news south bay reporter zach fuentes has more on what we know and the support being offered. >> it all happened saturday around 8:00 at night. 12 people, some from venezuela and others from ecuador dropped off near this san jose church. officials with santa clara county said they were given no resources or direction. it was late at night that they arrived. >> they were looking around for, you know, where they might go or what what their next steps might be. and they ended up at the washington youth center. >> from there, they were connected with community groups who serve immigrants. andrea martinez manages the county's office of immigrant relations. she says few details are known about who sent the migrants to san jose from our understanding with our the reports from our partners on the ground who are directly supporting the migrants who have arrived, migrants were were previously detained in an el paso, texas, and were put on

a bus with a choice of colorado or california. this woman, who did not want to be identified, spoke with our partners at univision. she says she, her husband and three daughters were on that bus. >> otras personas de migration a unos hoteles. she says after getting to el paso, they were placed in hotels and eventually put on that bus by people she said were from immigrant action. >> right now, the county and community groups have come together to give the people food, case managers and places to stay. >> they have been through a lot in this journey from even starting before they they got on the bus. and so i think there are they're processing what they have been through. it's a traumatic experience. >> the county says it's working with partners to determine who sent the 12 migrants to san jose, tex. governor greg abbott's office told abc seven that they're still only bussing to d.c, new york city, chicago, philadelphia, denver and l.a. right now, santa clara county says they don't know if more busses could be on the way but have had a plan in place for this type of scenario for some

time. one they'll continue to implement as needed. >> we are prepared for an arrival of migrants to our community given in what we're seeing in other large cities and counties across the country. >> in san jose, zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> what you see is not always what you get. up next, a major victory in court for major fast food chains, ships and sailors. >> up next, we go inside one of the navy ships docked in the bay for fleet week. but first to check on the weather with meteorologist or tumor that is very cool. >> outside this morning, we have clear skies and we are in store for a hot october afternoon. look at your highs today in the first column. we're well into the 90s in most cities average is in the middle column. so we are going to be about 17 or 18 degrees above average in many spots later on today. we're watching san francisco and oakland, especially upper 80s to lower 90s would mark the warmest afternoon in about a year for those locations. so it has been quite some time since it's been

this hot. but october is known for its heat. we'll take a look at highs across the state today and it is going to be hot no matter where you go. la at 92, fresno at 94, palm springs at 102. back here at home, here's future weather, hour by hour. i don't even think you need a light layer this morning because we are going to warm very quickly. temperatures soar by lunchtime. pretty much everybody is in the 80s, if not already some low 90s on the board. and then later on this afternoon, look at these numbers low 90s in the east bay mid and upper 80s for the city it is going to be a hot afternoon no matter where you live so a heat advisory is in effect today for this hot day 88 in the city 91 in oakland, 95. in san jose, 93 in napa. it's a beautiful beach day. the coast is seeing tons of sunshine, but it is hot in the 80s and 90s. from half moon bay to santa cruz. that heat hangs on tomorrow. so does the heat advisory. but it begins to ease over the weekend. we'll take a look at the complete week

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a federal judge dismissed a lawsuit accusing mcdonald's and wendy's of misleading the public by using undercooked patties in adverts, moments when properly cooked. the patties shrink. lawyers argued customers end up getting food less valuable than what was promised. but a federal judge said all companies use visually appealing images to build positive associations with their products. he also pointed to the restaurants, websites where customers can see how much the food weighs. the lawsuit was one of several filed against fast food companies recently by the same group of attorneys. google is betting big on artificial intelligence with its new pixel eight phones. the phone comes with ai built in so it can do things like summarize articles for you. it also has built in photo and video editing tools that allow ai to take a series of photos and then combine them into one picture

where everybody looks good. >> oh, okay. oh my gosh does that see? >> you know, it's always that one friend. sometimes a friend is you. >> the eyes are closed. >> the eyes are close. you're looking away. you're looking at who knows what. google also said it has a brighter display, a new camera system, longer lasting battery. the baseline model is $700. >> you're still going to have that green bubble. >> they might work on that. >> spotify is opening up a new chapter for its premium users. the audio streaming service is now offering access to 150,000 books. premium subscribers can listen to 15 hours of books a month for free. audio books are in addition to the 100 million tracks and 5 million podcasts offered to premium users. all right, cool. >> starting today, pokemon partnering with the van gogh museum in amsterdam to teach kids about one of the most famous dutch artists pokemon themed exhibits will be running

at the museum from now through january. it's a part of its 50th anniversary celebration. a project spokesperson says the collaboration allows the next generation to get to know vincent van gogh's art and life in a new way. >> that is wild. all right. you know the devil wears prada, right? well what about the astronauts wear prada? oh, nasa just awarded a $228 million contract to axiom to modernize spacesuit arts. and the company is turning to prada for the project. this is a prototype for the new spacesuit. the suits will be worn on the 2025 artemis three mission to the moon. four astronauts will go to the moon, including the first woman and person of color. okay. how much is that going to cost? are we paying for that? >> i don't know, friends, but they look good. look at 2023 right now. on track to be the hottest year on record. and this

is according to europe's climate change service, copernicus. scientists say several records have been broken by an extraordinary amount. in september because there have been there are never before seen high temperatures for that time of the year. so last month it beat the previous monthly record set in 2020 by nearly 33 degrees as san francisco fleet week festivities are now in high gear. >> tours of the us navy ships kicked off yesterday. people can now check out the uss john p murtha, an amphibious transport ship that's from san diego. here's abc seven news reporter suzanne fan. >> lots of people are excited to check out the two navy ships that are at the port of san francisco for fleet week. like the fan family from walnut creek, lindsey fan, his two boys, cyrus and gannon and their friend jonathan are checking out the uss john murtha pier 30. >> it's a blast. it's so fun walking the ships, turning the ships, getting to see some of

the crew members. i just think it's really interesting for nine year old gannon, it's personal. >> do you have some family members in the navy? >> well, my mom's dad, he was he worked on a destroyer. >> so a lot of men and women in uniform are looking forward to sharing fleet week and the ship tours with visitors. meet montana tory. it's her first fleet week. i encourage everyone to come because this is a super cool experience. >> i've got a bunch of super cool things going on on the ship. >> the 15 minute tour of the uss john p murtha has plenty to offer. >> the marine corps. they have their cannons out there showing demonstrate missions. >> there's a lot. brendan beasley appreciates about fleet week seeing the blue angels perform, seeing the sailors on the street and visiting the ships. >> i want to see where my tax dollars are being spent and it's pretty cool. you know, these people are working hard. >> so where we are right now, this is our quarterdeck on board the ship. >> visitors get to experience it all right. 5-01 demonstrators is talking to men and women in uniform, young jonathan lindquist, even got to try out

some gear. those with the uss john p. murtha grateful for the visitors and the support. >> we have a little under 400 sailors in about 220 marines on there right now. it really recharges their batteries when they get to go out and just hear those little words like, hey, thank you for your service. so we're standing on the flight deck of the uss john murtha and the aircraft behind me is the mh 53. >> this aircraft here is one of our heavy lift helicopters. it can under sling a bunch of cargo or even a light motorized vehicles getting to see a navy ship, meeting men and women in uniform, learning more about how things work for a lot of families and visitors. >> touring a ship is a worthwhile lesson. do you want to come back? yes in san francisco, suzannephan abc7 news. >> i like the little hats. that is. i think it was covered with otters. is that our friend? we haven't heard about our friend. >> you haven't? >> from the blue angels to the parade of ships. we are helping you plan your fleet week. we have the full schedule of events

posted on our website. that's at abc7 news .com. >> drew, i feel like this is like the best week for fleet week weather wise. we are having a great stretch. >> i mean let's forget about last year. last year couldn't see things. it was foggy. this year is quite different but it's also kind of like it's choose your own adventure because not every day is equally as warm. we start out on friday, the first air show with some hot temperatures. we will go into the 80s in the city. so 85 and sunny on friday. we'll start to cool off a little bit on saturday. but still, upper 70s is quite warm in the city. the coolest of the three days for the air shows will be sunday, but it's still quite comfortable. partly cloudy skies and a temperature right around 70 degrees. san jose, you are clear this morning. we have mainly good air quality, some pockets of moderate air quality, especially in the santa clara valley and the east bay. but then by tomorrow and saturday, everybody's underneath that moderate air quality as we see that high pressure really just take firm control of our aqi highs today. moderate air quality in the santa clara valley will see temperatures very hot in the mid 90s later on this afternoon, if not upper 90s

for the santa cruz mountains, we could see some parts of the santa cruz mountains hit about 100 degrees. that is very hot for this time of the year. coast side low to mid 80s from half moon bay to pacifica. but you move into the bay shoreline where we have that heat advisory 96 in redwood city, 90 in mountain view, downtown today a high of 88 degrees. that would mark the warmest day since last october for san francisco. a lot of sunshine hot in the north bay , 95 in cloverdale, 94. in novato, 86, in sausalito, 93 in napa, the east bay at 91 for oakland. that to would mark the hottest day since last october 92. in fremont 92. union city 91 hercules and inland we are in the mid 90s under sunshine modern air quality just a hot afternoon out there overnight tonight we have clear skies most of us will remain in the low and mid 60s heading into friday. now the accuweather 70 forecast are heat advisory continues tomorrow for these hot temperatures. the heat begins to ease a bit on saturday, but it's noticeably cooler on sunday with cooler temperatures and cloudier conditions for the holiday on

monday, even a chance of some morning showers coming our way next tuesday morning. hi, gloria. hi drew. >> i'm loving the heat. yeah, well, you know, the good news is this morning, still no major blocking or slowing issues. so let's take a look at this map right here, because as we're taking a look at our 8-80 camera in oakland at the coliseum and traffic is moving nicely through oakland this morning. so far. so, of course, we'll keep an eye on your traffic throughout the morning. thanks so much, gloria. >> new at six, a girl scouts are discontinuing a cookie that was going for big bucks on the resale market. >> first, though, the man accused of being the mastermind in the deadly shooting of rapper tupac shakur appears in a las vegas courtroom. the reason his hearing was cut s "kevin, what does being the ceo of cashbacking mean to you?" it means cashbacking every opportunity. did you cashback on this? like i wouldn't cashback? cashbacking by the basket, i see you.

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officers say three people got into a fight when gunshots rang out in the city of holyoke. it's about 90 miles from boston on stray bullets hit a bus passing by, hitting the pregnant woman who was on that bus. doctors were able to deliver the baby, but the newborn did not survive . >> it's very outrageous. i don't understand how much gun violence has to happen before something really changes in holyoke. but it's another day. it's just another day in holyoke. >> just hours before the shooting, police held a news conference about gunfire detection technology, which tracks shootings that tech picked up on yesterday's shooting, which helped officers take the three suspects into custody. >> the arraignment of the man accused of calling for the killing of rapper tupac shakur has been delayed. duane davis made his first court appearance yesterday with the case, but did not enter a plea. he asked a judge for a postponement. while he retains an attorney.

authorities believe davis orchestrated the plan to shoot shakur and gave the murder weapon to his nephew to pull the trigger. any case that's 27 years old, sometimes presents some challenges. >> but we feel very confident that the criminal justice system will work in this case. >> davis has admitted publicly he was in the car with his nephew when shakur was killed in a drive by shooting near the vegas strip in 1996. he's expected to be back in court later this month. >> the american woman accused of hiring a hit man to kill her husband is due in court in the bahamas. here's abc news reporter rhiannon ali in this morning's gma first look. >> heading back to court. lindsey shiver. the georgia woman accused of plotting to kill her estranged husband in the bahamas is due in court for the first time since she was released on $100,000 bail. >> any message for robert or the boys? >> shiver charged with

conspiring to kill former college football player robert shiver with the help of her boyfriend and an alleged hitman. according to a police report, investigators say lindsey admitted to sending messages and photos saying kill him. >> she's entitled to a jury trial. what is interesting about conspiracy cases in the bahamas is, unlike the united states, it does not require a unanimous verdict. >> and coming up at 7 a.m, we'll have much more on how this attempted murder plot in paradise will play out in court. with your gma first look, i'm rhiannon ally abc news, new york . let's see live doppler seven along with satellite. >> we keep talking about this big ridge. it is the reason why we are going to stay hot today and tomorrow. heat advisories are in effect for the bay shoreline. the santa cruz mountains until tomorrow night. some areas in the santa cruz mountains could hit 100 degrees. now for the bay shoreline in these cities are not the hottest cities we have all day today. but this area is going to see some of the warmest temperatures

they've seen in about a year. that's why we have the heat advisory, because our bodies are not used to this type of heat. but october is known for its warmth. so from the city to oakland to the south bay, we will have that heat advisory in effect around the bay shoreline. here's a look at how the day shapes up. it is not going, but sunshine. a marine layer is still absent. everybody is in the 80s. by lunchtime am and then it's just a hot afternoon. it's hot along the coast and it's hot everywhere else. most of us going to the 90s from oakland to san jose to antioch to santa rosa, the city at 88. even the coast low 80s to the low 90s. so the heat is going to hang on tomorrow as that heat advisory continues, it eases a bit on saturday, but it's noticing cooler here on sunday and even below average for early next week. >> kamasi, thank you. drew. i added six new rights for workers here in california. the governor is set to sign a bill giving employees more paid sick days and where a powerball ticket worth more than a million bucks was sold here in the bay area, men in the doghouse. the president's pooch no longer

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