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$11,000 fine. the drownings of two toddlers and the injury of a third is forcing authorities to take a much closer look. good evening. thank you for joining us. >> i'm dan ashley and i'm ahmad daetz, abc abc7 news south bay reporter lauren martinez spoke to one long time child safety advocate who has fought for extra safety protections at the state level and he says this new decision should be going many steps further. >> days following the devastating drowning of two toddlers at a home daycare pool, the state has suspended the operator's license following a hearing. the state may choose to revoke the license entirely. the department of social services may also prohibit the operators from working at any facility licensed by the state. the two licensees are facing $11,000 in civil penalties. >> it takes a village to help a child and protect a child and it takes a village to harm one. >> for the past four years, doug forbes has delved into drowning

prevention and camp safety. in june of 2019, his six year old daughter, roxy, drowned at a summer camp. >> we dropped her off at 9:00 in the morning, and at 945 we were hovering over her dead body in a trauma room. >> forbes established the meow meow foundation, named after roxy's favorite comfort doll through education and legislative fbes evaluates safety at daycares, camps and aquatic facilities. he advocates for more state mandate requirement. >> it's we should amp up the regulation to compensate for the risk, shouldn't we? and 88% of child drowning occur with an adult nearby. >> forbes believes with a body of water around additional safety barriers are needed, like a pool safety alarm. >> they should have surveillance specifically be aimed at those aquatic environments. therefore for we would know defense

infinitively what happened and why. >> this home daycare had several citations from the state since opening in 2021. forbes pointed out one evaluation report made that year said, quote, the pool area is inaccessible to the children in care. well completely false because the pool area was entirely accessible to the children in care. >> in fact, it was feet away in san jose. >> lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> and you can get much more on this investigation through the abc seven bay area app. we send news and weather alerts just like this one to your phone and customer wise it to your interests. download it now and be sure to enable the apps notifications. >> all right. we are going to turn now to fleet week because you probably heard it if you were near san francisco today, the most recognizable sign yet, that fleet week has arrived.

yeah, the team of blue angels made up of navy and marine pilots out practicing this afternoon for this weekend's set of air shows is, of course, the first show happens tomorrow. >> and we saw locals and out-of-towners staring up in awe today at what they were watching. >> i was looking out our windows as well, but the key is getting those perfect viewing spots and finding the best ways to watch. >> so tonight, we're making it our abc seven news deep dive at 11. with everything you need to know about the blue angels shows, abc seven news reporter j.r. stone is getting some of those ideas going for us tonight . >> roar of the blue angels information and flying solo over the san francisco bay is finally here. thursday some watch the angels practice session from alcatraz. others took to the docks of fisherman's wharf, and many watched in the shadows of the golden gate bridge at the marina green. >> i like feeling like i'm on top gun. that's what it made me feel like. like i was part of the movie.

>> and this thursday showcase was only practice friday, saturday and sunday are the actual shows fat albert of the blue angels flies at 3 p.m. each day. and when you see him just know blue angels, super hornet planes. one through six are close behind. >> they go up and you can't hear them. and then you can't hear them until they get right above you. and then just as fast as they come, they're gone. >> as to where to watch. come actual showtime land is the cheapest option. and alcatraz tour tickets could put you on the island for $53. many have opted to cruise with captain mike on his boat. the lovely martha, for around $80 a person. >> there's still a couple of boats with availability, but we've been actually sold out for this trip since march and saturday. >> we are going to get on one of these boats here and go out in the bay. >> most are prepared. others, like this couple who just arrived from australia, just heard about the blue angels today. >> we were like, oh, what is that?

>> i don't even know what that is. >> we'll definitely check it out now that we know about it. >> and finding that perfect spot to watch can often make it that much more of a memorable experience. >> it's literally right over the boat. i mean, you could see the you could see the guy in the hill, you could see his helmet. you could see the pilot's helmet. sometimes i'll even wave at us. >> if you do plan on coming to san francisco for fleet week, either friday, saturday or sunday, you'll want to get here early because parking can be a challenge, especially here along the marina green where there is only neighborhood parking. j.r. stone, abc seven news. >> all right. here are a few things you should know about the blue angels. they got their start back in 1946, and the team made its first flight that year in jacksonville, florida. the smoke you see from the jets isn't just for show. it also helps with safety, allowing the pilots to see one another while performing stunts. just how close do the planes get to one another? how about 18in? this happens when they pull off a

maneuver called the diamond 360, a fog can always be a factor, of course, in the bay area, in order to fly the blue angels need at least three nautical miles of visibility and the cloud ceiling has to be at least 1300ft. so some precise requirements there. truly remarkable pilots and the pride of the us navy. and i've had the privilege to fly with them. and i can tell you it was an intense and awe inspiring experience. here's a picture of me in the cockpit many years ago before we took off. this was in the late 80s as the crew chief made sure i was buckled in safely. moments later, we were just ripping through the sky and i got to do something ama that they don't often do with the media flights, which is break the sound barrier over the ocean, which was really cool. now the best part i actually had the stick and actually got to push it through to mach one. the speed of sound . it was really an unforgettable experience. >> and man, the g-forces right. >> oh, man. you know, you've heard it described as a giant weight on your chest. that's

exactly what it feels like. and as we roared down the runway after takeoff, the pilot literally turned straight up to go what they called the performance takeoff. and we pulled something like seven g's. that's more than the space shuttle on liftoff. it was incredible. but you feel this incredible pressure. >> yeah, they are an amazing team. they do such such great maneuvers. they really do. >> it's impressive. >> all right. well, of course, we're talking about the weather , the crowds, crowd ceiling. there are going to be crowds and you need to worry about the cloud ceiling. you know what i'm going for here? >> yeah. sandy patel is looking at how the friday and blue angels show is shaping up with her 24 hour accuweather forecast. andrea yeah, the weather is going to match the incredible maneuvers that they do. >> dan and ama. let's take a look at the forecast for tomorrow as the air show gets underway. it was really cool watching the practice rounds today. tomorrow morning, 73 degrees. the air show is 10 to 4, 1:00 in the afternoon. it's going to be fine. flying weather with unlimited visibility. i mean, we're talking upper 80s by 4 p.m. so it's going to be warm

. make sure you have your shades and your sunscreen clear and warm by 7 p.m. we are looking at upper 70s. so let's take a look at the next 24 hours. you will notice first thing tomorrow morning, temperatures begin in the 50s and 60s as we head towards the lunch hour. it's already in the mid 80s in places like half moon bay, upper 80s to low 90s inland. the afternoon will feature warm to hot weather like today and by evening numbers are not going to fall a whole lot. but we do have some major changes ahead for the weekend. i'll tell you all about it coming right up. >> alma all right. sounds good. we look forward to it. thank you. sandhya 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. check it out on the front page of abc7 news.com. >> all right, let's move now to the final farewell for senator dianne feinstein. nine family friends, the vice president as well as more than 40 current and past members of congress were on hand for the memorial service outside san francisco city hall

. >> the lasting message is clear. the former mayor and senator paved the way with a sense of grace and authenticity that was all her own. abc7 news reporter tim johns is taking a look at the moments to remember that from the steps of city hall and through the streets of san francisco, dianne feinstein was remembered thursday at a memorial service honoring her life. >> she showed us a world where women lead, where we lift each other up so that girls like me could follow in her footsteps. >> the service featured speeches from san francisco mayor london breed vice president kamala harris and former house speaker nancy pelosi. several of whom took time to recognize how much of a trailblazer feinstein was, especially for women. dianne. the women of america have come a long way. >> our country has come a long way. and you helped move the ball forward. >> and while feinstein's career in the senate spanned decades to those here in the bay area, she's also best known as mayor of san francisco. during that

time, she led the city through multiple crises and helped transform it into the place it is today. >> saved our beloved cable cars , created the iconic pier 39 and fought for the lgbtq community during the height of the hiv aids epidemic. >> many of thursday's speakers reflected on feinstein's toughness and can do attitude. a strong personality that guided her through major turning points in california. history, says abc7 news insider phil matier. >> think about it, the civil rights movement, the vietnam war, the aids epidemic, the gay revolution in the summer of love , the tumultuous 70s with terror groups in the bay area. not all speakers focused on feinstein's many professional achievements, though her granddaughter eileen mariano shared her memories of feinstein as a loving grandma mother. >> my grandmother was my biggest cheerleader, she was an unwavering support system. um, she never failed to tell me how

proud she was of me. >> even after leaving local politics, feinstein stayed active in san francisco affairs, a fact that many on the streets of the city say they're thankful for. there are a lot of people in san francisco who are so proud of her and proud that she's from this area. >> i heard that she's one of the best politicians that's come out of california. >> and even though she's now gone, many believe feinstein his legacy will continue. >> you only live once, but if you do it right once is enough. >> in san francisco, tim johns, abc7 news. >> and you can watch today's entire memorial and i can tell you it's worth your time. it was really well done today. we've put that together along with all of our reporting about senator dianne feinstein, including historic clips pulled from our archives. find all of that on the abc7 bay area app available wherever you stream. >> the murder case of tupac shakur. brand new video shows you the moments the suspect was put under arrest. >> plus, an airbnb nightmare for tenants staying in a los angeles

rental. but now won't leave the bitter battle tonight. >> and from san francisco to the smithsonian, the new pieces of the city's fabric now being shipped to washington, d.c. all of that is coming up. >> but first, here's a look at what's ahead tonight on jimmy kimmel live right after abc7 news at 11. jimmy. thanks dan and to watch tonight or the bad guys win and i say to tom arnold who's also there can you believe schwarzenegger is like seeing all my stuff? >> he goes buddy, as soon as you went to the bathroom he's like, who the hell is this guy

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davis is seen in this clip being approached by officers last friday while out on a walk. he cooperates and repeatedly tells them he's thirsty and needs water. after handcuffing him and putting on leg shackles, they go to put him into a police car, kick that foot up and get ready . >> i got it. you got it. all right, bro. he said i'm a pro. all right. >> eight, nine days. >> investigators say davis is the last known living suspect in the killing of shakur. the rapper went to high school in the bay area. his death after a drive by shooting in las vegas in 1996, has been an unsolved mystery. all of these years, ever since. >> okay. so imagine this. a homeowner who is renting out their property on airbnb says the person staying there isn't leaving. >> it's like a movie, right? the airbnb owner originally rented out his high end guest house in los angeles as a six month long term stay. but now, two years

later, the woman is still there. the owner says he extended the tenant's rental time as a sign of good faith since the guest house needed repairs. it's a pretty nice place she's squatting in. >> you know, it looks like a glass room and very nice. >> and there may not be any end in sight. >> airbnb is staying out of it because the pair made an unofficial agreement. the case will wind up before a judge soon. the owner is demanding the squatter pay him $60,000 in back rent. >> new developments in the trial for the man accused of the largest cryptocurrency fraud scheme in history. sam bankman-fried was in court again today. he's the co founder of the crypto exchange ftx. he had been living with his parents in their house in palo alto before his bail was revoked. uh. today, the company's co founder, gary wang, testified against bankman-fried, telling jurors he committed numerous financial crimes under the direction of bankman-fried. current bankman-fried is facing seven

counts of fraud and conspiracy. he is pleading not guilty to all of them. 4 million americans have gotten the latest covid vaccine shot. it's on par with last year's numbers. however, the updated covid vaccine has only reached less than 2% of the population, according to the department of health and human services. there are about 8 million more doses available. this is the first of the covid vaccine rollouts to be done commercially and say goodbye to any more of those covid vaccination cards. the cdc is no longer distributing them. a health officials say to contact your doctor or state health department to get digital or paper copies of your full vaccination record. >> new at 11. priscilla chan, the wife of mark zuckerberg, is opening up a new biotech hub in chicago and spoke at the launch event today. construction began in august on a massive new lab building. it has lofty goals of researching and curing diseases, using lab grown human cells. >> chicago, biohub is going to change the way our world deals

with disease. or to put it another way, it will help scientists do their part in ending disease as we know it. >> chicago, biohub is going to build miniaturized sensors to understand how cells work together and interact within tissues. >> chicago, biohub is partnered up to work with those at the university of illinois university of chicago and northwestern university. the company is set to move into the new building in january. >> the history of san francisco's iconic anchor brewing company might not soon be on display at the smithsonian in washington, dc. the san francisco historical society recently donated a collection of artifacts. it's from the nation's first craft brewery. things like photographs, special holiday brew labels, pint glasses and beer making equipment. they will become part of the national museum of american history. anchor brewing closed in july after. 127 years in business. >> all right. let's get to the weather business. >> yeah, right. it is warm out

there. how long will that last? meteorologist sandy patel is here. sandy? yeah, we have another day or two of this, and then we're done. >> all right, dan and alma, let me show you the high temperatures for today. record high in half. moon bay, 90 degrees today. old record was 82, set in 2013. it was a warm to hot one fremont 88. but you got up to 97 degrees in napa 95. san jose 94. santa rosa oakland 93 degrees. san francisco. we know the unofficial sites were in the low 90s, but the official record official temperature is not there because their sensor has been down all day today. heat advisory remains up until 11 p.m. tomorrow for the areas shaded in orange above average temperatures bringing a moderate to high risk of heat illnesses for those that are sensitive. so definitely stay hydrated and take it easy out there. as we show you a stunning view from our emeryville camera, we are looking back towards san francisco. and here's a look at the high temperatures for tomorrow versus the old records. so half moon bay expected to hit 87 degrees. if it does do that,

it would be a tie set back in 1972. san jose's high temperature, 96 would surpass the old record of 95. so we shall see if it materialize as high pressure in control of the weather with offshore flow. the downsloping winds that we typically see in october, we'll get another warm to hot one. and that means for fleet week as well. so warm fall day for your friday upper 80s as the blue angels take to the skies. i mean, really just going to be fine flying weather saturday sunshine but cooler and you will notice air show on sunday there will be some fog with the temperature dropping off even more. as we take a look at the numbers right now, well, they're not dropping off a whole lot, but it is cooler than where we were. 60s and 70s. a live view from our sutro tower camera looking at downtown san francisco. warm to hot weather again tomorrow. possibility of a few records cooler at the coast saturday and all areas will cool on sunday. so tomorrow morning when you get going, you may think i don't need that extra layer because it is so mild out

there. we get that mild start, it's going to warm up quickly. tomorrow afternoon in the south bay, 96, in san jose, 99 in gilroy, you're going to feel that heat on the peninsula, 96 in redwood city, 87, as i mentioned, in half moon bay, downtown san francisco, upper 80s, well above average for this time of year. south city, 89 and the north bay mid 90s from san rafael to santa rosa, 94 degrees in vallejo in the east bay. oakland 9094. castro valley head inland and it's going to feel like summer 97 degrees in concord 98 for you in fairfield, 96 in pleasanton in just as you get used to this idea temperature are going to come down over the weekend and then we'll have the opportunity for some rain monday afternoon into the wee hours of tuesday morning. there's another system that is going to brush the north bay following that on wednesday. here's a look at the accuweather seven day forecast. warm to hot tomorrow. the hot weather continues inland on saturday but the coast will cool you'll notice it on saturday and then all areas drop off on sunday.

trending wet as a light level one storm on our exclusive storm impact scale enters the picture and it is much cooler. i mean, we're talking mid 70s by monday . certainly breezy and as we head towards the middle to latter part of next week, warming it up again. alma and dan, we'll be right back after

shortly after 10 p.m. near bolinas road. no houses or buildings have been threatened. >> we'll keep an eye on that. meantime, there is a very special guest joining good morning america tomorrow. yes 13 year old soccer player david kimbro is from woodland in the sacramento area. >> he recently became the youngest professional athlete in american team sports history. he made his debut on the field earlier this week with the sacramento republic soccer team. his contract allows him to play matches while he continues his studies at a charter school. and he will be joining good morning america for a sit down interview, which you can watch tomorrow at 7 a.m, right after abc7 morning. >> talk about a phenom. yeah and just 13. all right. the bay area is about to get a new sports team. >> that's right. larry beil is here with sports. larry >> dan, the wnba is coming to town. immediate reaction,

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like to get him the ball more often, but the quarterback has a lot of mouths to feed and there's no ego, man. >> we want to win. we want to do whatever it takes. and you know, everyone has their big games, you know, it's just sort of how the play calls go and things like that. but i mean, if it were up to me, obviously i'd love to have all my guys, including george, go for 150 every game and for touchdowns. >> one play is called for me to execute. it's a fourth down play and they call my number. i might as well execute it. excuse my language. i'm just going to continue to, you know, whatever they ask of me, i'm going to do it. they want to throw me the ball. 15 times. i'll catch the ball 15 times, throw it to me once. it is what it is. >> i think he could have a big game on sunday. bears legend dick butkus, sad to report, died today at age 80. bears fans honoring him in dc tonight on thursday night football, chicago started on fire. justin fields to d.j. moore three minutes in seven. nothing bears just in a flash early second quarter. same combo fields to moore look at the catch here in the back of the end zone holds on 27 three

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