dining and entertainment district. and this is not what we need now. >> at five, oakland, business owners are pushing back against a plan to turn a hotel into a homeless shelter. >> 40 niners rookie wide receiver ricky pearsall showing up to practice just days after being shot during an attempted robbery in san francisco. what coach shanahan is saying about his road to recovery. >> plus, the reason pearsall shooting here in the bay area is

causing a flood of calls and text messages to a 12 year old's phone in arizona. wild story there. but good morning everyone. it is friday, september 6th. >> yes, we're starting with a check of our forecast with spencer. >> you know, things are looking pretty good outside. we're winding down the week on a positive note, i think. mainly clear skies at the moment, although some little patches of fog will be around before the morning is over. a trough of low pressure cooling. low pressure is digging its way down towards the bay area, so this will be our final day of the heat wave. right now we're looking at temperature readings generally in the mid to upper 50s. 56 here in san francisco. oakland 58. some of our inland east bay areas are fairly mild to warm 60 in danville 61. concord fairfield 64 at this hour. these are our forecast headlines today. again, the final day of our triple digit heat. elevated fire danger, however, will remain with us through tomorrow. inland areas in the higher elevations are the places most at risk and the weekend forecast calls for weather turning, breezy and cooler, which is probably good news to all of us.

but for today. one more day of sizzling inland heat, we'll see high temperatures up to about 100 degrees at concord, antioch, fairfield, 99 at livermore, down in the south, bay 92 san jose. we'll see some mid to upper 80s around the bay shoreline. still quite warm in that area up in the north bay. look for highs of 91 at napa, 95 at santa rosa, 74 here in san francisco. and we'll see mid to upper 60s on the coast today. a reminder that the heat advisory is still with us until 8:00 this evening. so there's still the risk of heat related illness from overexposure to these excessively high temperatures. gloria. >> all right. happy friday to everyone out there. we're going to get started with the golden gate bridge. you can see not too many cars out there this early in the morning, but there is still a lot of fog out there today as well. yesterday, a lot of fog there. and today a dense fog advisory has been issued. so if you're driving on the golden gate bridge, drive a little slower with that fog this morning and looking live at our emeryville camera, more cars right now are driving west of the eastshore freeway. and right now starting to get a little

busy out there from highway four to san francisco. it will take you 28 minutes. >> thank you. gloria. happening today. the driver accused in a wrong-way crash in san jose that killed a mother and son set to be in court. abc seven news reporter lena howland joins us live in studio. and lena, the driver, is in jail this morning after being released from the hospital. >> kumasi. that's right. the suspect involved in this deadly crash was released from the hospital yesterday and booked into the santa clara county jail the same day. today, he's expected to make his first appearance in court. san jose residents 14 year old charlie olson and his mother, rebecca, were killed in the wrong-way crash. video shared with abc seven last week shows the moments a toyota tacoma traveling in the wrong direction on highway 85 in san jose for several minutes before crashing into the tesla. charlie and his mother were in. officials say the driver of the truck was a 39 year old man from florida who

was hospitalized with major injuries. legal analyst stephen clark says investigators are going to want to know what the pickup driver's mindset was, and whether the incident was intentional. >> second degree murder is not off the table at this point. a lot is going to come down to the toxicology results that we will receive later. were there any prescription drugs or alcohol or street drugs in his system at the time of this crash? >> the suspect is facing the following charges two counts of murder. two counts of gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated, two counts of vehicular manslaughter with gross negligence driving under the influence, causing injury, reckless driving and reckless driving causing injury. the suspect's arraignment is happening this afternoon at 130 in a santa clara county courtroom. we will let you know what happens. live in studio. lena howland, abc seven news. >> all right. thank you. lena.

san rafael police are hoping you can help them identify the people in this video. >> they smashed display cases and stole handfuls of jewelry at a store on tuesday. police arrived within minutes, but not quickly enough to stop them. no one was hurt. there was just a lot of damage. now, officers interviewed witnesses and the investigation is ongoing. if you have information, reach out to the san rafael police department. now, oakland leaders have announced an upgrade to the city's flawed 911 system. it's the first time it's been updated in 20 years. now, the improvements include a modern software system that's fully hosted on the cloud. every part of the electronics that go into the system got upgraded to mayor xiang tao says this will improve emergency response times. she says the goal is to meet the state standard of 97% of calls being answered in 15 seconds, or less. >> we've taken huge steps towards implementing reliable, secure, resilient infrastructure that our public safety agencies

can use to continue delivering the high levels of service that the city of oakland residents want and deserve. >> the new system was heavily vetted after the city's massive 2023 data leak. personal data was exposed and city services were taken offline. during that incident. >> some business owners in oakland are pushing back against a plan to turn a hotel into a homeless shelter. gloria is at the live desk with what they're saying, and the response from people who support the plan. >> kumasi seeking a solution to the homeless crisis. the oakland city council approved leasing a hotel to a nonprofit. the it's in a prime location along the that's right, part of jack london square. the city wants to turn the 110 room building into a shelter. the residents would come from another shelter that's closing down, but not everyone is happy about this decision. business owners gathered yesterday. they're against the plans. we talked with former police chief leronne armstrong, who's now running for city council. >> i don't think we need to do

anything in this city that forces businesses to think about. do they want to make that drastic decision of closing their doors or in the center of a dining and entertainment district? >> and this is not what we need. there's plenty of other opportunities in oakland to house the unhoused. >> it's not okay to stigmatize people because they're poor, and to assume that they're going to have a negative impact on your neighborhood simply because they're poor. >> those business owners say they will continue pressuring the city to find a new place to put the shelter. kumasi >> thank you. gloria. in sierra county, the bear fire has grown now to more than 3300 acres. but cal fire has made some progress. containment is now at 15%. officials allowed the sierra brooks community, which had been under evacuation to return home. the wildfire started monday afternoon off of bear valley road. >> we continue to follow the story of ricky peirsol's shooting the start of the forty-niners season is just three days away, with monday

night football, and the rookie wide receiver is going to miss at least the first four games. but we want you to take a look. pearsall was on the practice field yesterday in santa clara. that's him in the gray shirt and pants right there holding a football, walking around. he was talking to his teammates. looking good. he was shot in the chest six days ago in san francisco's union square, in what police call an attempted robbery. this is video of him walking to the ambulance. coach kyle shanahan talked before practice yesterday about the shooting, specifically about where pearsall was hit. >> it's a miracle. i mean, i think where he got shot is like two inches below his tattoo with praying hands. like it was. it's kind of the whole story is kind of amazing for him to be able to walk around and stuff with that happening and to be able to see him the next day and just he's able to walk. he's coming to meetings, he's doing all that. >> only abc7 news has this surveillance video of the suspect running and dropping the gun shortly after the shooting. the 17 year old is due back in

juvenile court on tuesday for a pretrial conference. he is charged with attempted murder, assault with a semiautomatic firearm and attempted second degree robbery. he's being kept in custody. d.a. brooke jenkins told us it will be at least two weeks before she decides if she will try to prosecute him as an adult. ultimately, it will be up to the judge to decide if the case will be moved out of the juvenile system. >> an artist and forty-niners fan is getting a lot of attention for her 40 niners art. her newest work is a well wish for ricky pearsall. rita carvalho lives in portugal and is a diehard niners fan. she went viral back in 2022 for a drawing of former 40 niners quarterback jimmy garoppolo. every day until he was traded, which was 404 days. so when she heard about ricky pearsall being shot, she knew she had to draw something. >> i think it was a way of me showing that my love, my support and also for his fans to come to my page and just use my drawing

to show also their love and their support, and that we're here for him. >> carvalho says it would be amazing if pearsall sees her drawing, but she just hopes he can focus on himself and recovering so he can get back on the field. >> a 12 year old in arizona just got his own phone this year, and he was in for a big surprise this week. lincoln schreck got hundreds of text messages meant for ricky pearsall. it turns out lincoln's number is pearsall's old number when he lived back in tempe. lincoln is now getting well wishes for pearsall from old friends. >> ricky, i'm sure you probably have a new number. praying for you tonight. i was responding wrong number to as many as i could and after a couple of them, one of them responded that it was a it was the former number of an nfl player. >> could you imagine a brand new phone for the very first time? and you you're just getting text after text. >> lincoln. he says he wants

pearsall to know that his former classmates are thinking about him, and that he's getting more support than he may realize. >> this boy is so responsible. >> i'm trying to tell people, you have the wrong number. >> i'm not responsible for the weather, but i'm happy to report it. right now we've got mainly clear skies and calm conditions around the bay area. temperature readings right now are 56 degrees in san francisco, oakland 58 low to mid 60s in hayward and san jose, upper 50s at redwood city and half moon bay. nice view from our rooftop camera looking across the quiet embarcadero 50 degrees at this hour at santa rosa and petaluma. 53 at napa. low to mid 60s at fairfield, concord and livermore. our inland areas, of course, are warming up a little bit faster than other parts of the bay area. these are the forecast headlines today. that will be the final day of our triple digit inland heat elevated fire danger, however, remains with us through tomorrow, especially in our inland areas and in the higher elevations. but the weekend forecast calls for the weather turning breezy and cooler, and that pattern is going to continue into next week. but for

today, more triple digit heat inland up in the north bay. let's start there, where we'll have mid 90s in the warmest locations like santa rosa over in the inland east bay, though 100 once again at antioch, concord, fairfield, 99 at livermore, we might as well call that 100 down to the south bay. san jose will top out at 92 degrees, and we'll see numerous locations around the bay shoreline with highs in the mid to upper 80s. and once again, it's important to call attention to our heat advisory, which remains in effect until 8:00 this evening. for virtually all of the bay area under these conditions, there is an elevated risk of heat related illnesses. amanda. >> all right. something to keep our eye on. thank you. spencer. donald trump's legal troubles forcing the former president off the campaign trail and into the courtroom today. meanwhile, vice president harris begins debate prep ahead of tuesday's televised event. >> and it's not exactly what you would expect to see at the dock. where in the bay area, a whale was spotted swimming this close and a fresh view of the san francisco skyline. >> the new online camera you can

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debate between vice president harris and former president trump. it will be right here on abc seven, and you can see it at the bottom of your screen there. we are now just four days away. vice president harris is set to spend the weekend in the pittsburgh area, preparing and meeting voters. and as abc news reporter sam nguyen explains, trump will be in new york today dealing with his legal troubles. >> former president trump has scheduled a news conference today at trump tower after he heads to court. trump is set to hear arguments today in his appeal of the judgment, holding him liable for sexually assaulting and defaming writer e jean carroll. yesterday, trump outlined his economic agenda, saying he wants to cut the tax rate to 15% for companies that make products in the u.s. and punish companies that outsource jobs. >> if you outsource offshore or replace american workers, you

are not eligible for any of these benefits. in fact, you will pay a very substantial tariff when a product comes in from another country. >> the high cost of daycare also a subject on the campaign trail. trump's running mate, j.d. vance, says costs could come down if regulations were eliminated, but also suggested using family members for free. >> maybe like grandma or grandpa wants to help out a little bit more. or maybe there's an aunt or uncle that wants to help out a little bit more. if that happens, you relieve some of the pressure on all the resources that we're spending on daycare for their economic platform. >> the harris walz ticket has vowed to expand the child tax credit, fight corporate price gouging, and they're promising tax relief for small businesses. >> so we know this will be a tight race. but the good news is we've got a better plan to work with people. we've got a better opportunity for folks when they see an opportunity economy. we got a better candidate in kamala harris. >> harris's running mate, tim walz in pennsylvania, sharpening his attack on trump.

>> whenever donald trump's talking about america, he's talking america. he does not believe in the promise of america, and he continues to put this country down. >> meanwhile, jd vance is facing criticism for his remarks about the school shooting in georgia, suggesting school shootings have become a, quote, fact of life. vance says better security is needed to make sure schools are no longer soft targets. and when abc news washington and the presidential debate is four days away, it's scheduled for tuesday night, right here on abc seven. >> our coverage begins at 5 p.m. >> abc seven has a new way for you to enjoy the beautiful views of the san francisco bay. we are debuting a new camera at fisherman's wharf. this is the sky star cam, and it's located on the skystar wheel at the wharf. >> what the wheel is providing is a new way to see san francisco and kind of rediscover why so many people around the

world think of it as really the most beautiful city in the world. it really is a never before seen view in san francisco, and it just, it it's just wonderful. i just i can't wait for everybody to come and experience it. >> the skystar wheel is offering a 15% discount for san francisco residents. it's open monday through sunday from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. every day. you can get more information by going to skystar. wheel.com. >> another cool view. take a look at this. a pretty remarkable video of a whale spotted swimming around pillar point harbor. this is in san mateo county. this video was taken yesterday. >> the harbor's general manager thinks it's a young gray or humpback whale that probably followed a trail of food. they were keeping a close eye on it to make sure it doesn't get stuck, and that it swims back out to sea. >> yeah. you know, i live in this area and i was seeing a lot of people commenting on nextdoor about this whale. i guess it was out there for several hours.

pretty wild. >> i hope it makes its way back out to sea where it belongs. yes, right. absolutely. hey, you know, it's friday and the weather news is good. yeah. on this final day of the week, we are turning cooler over the weekend. over the weekend? we still have to wait through the day. but the reason for this turn in our weather pattern is this little uh- upper level trough making a dig down towards the bay area, bringing cooler air from up in the pacific northwest our way. but that air won't arrive until tomorrow. right now we're looking at temperature readings mainly in the mid to upper 50s from the coast over to the east bay, and the inland areas are warming up already into the low to mid 60s. and of course they'll continue warming later in the day. these are the forecast headlines. this will be the final day of our triple digit heat. they're still elevated fire danger through the weekend or through tomorrow, at least into the weekend, especially in our inland areas and in the higher elevations. but the weekend forecast, as i mentioned, calls for conditions being breezy and cooler, and that cooling pattern will continue into next week. but for today, look for more high temperatures around 100 degrees

and many of our inland locations like antioch, concord, fairfield, up in the north bay, we'll see some low to mid 90s. high of about 95 at santa rosa. around the bay shoreline. generally mid to upper 80s on the coast. we'll see highs in the mid to upper 60s once again. our heat advisory remains in effect until 8:00 this evening. and that means there's still an elevated risk of heat related illnesses under these extremely high temperatures, ranging from 95 to about 105. as for fire danger, the fire danger index shows that we are low range of fire danger right now, but as we get later into the day, we'll see more areas in the blue and yellow, the moderate to high risk. and then that will diminish overnight tonight. but again tomorrow we'll see more locations in the moderate to high risk range. afternoon highs today are actually going into the weekend. notice the cooldown tomorrow. we'll see only 80s and low 90s tomorrow. where today we'll see triple digits. that range of highs will hold through sunday and then on monday going into early next week we'll have even further cooling. so that's good news. this heat wave is

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sleeping site. it's on east taylor street, near watson park. the goal is to manage encampments and provide basic services for people who are unhoused. it should be open early next year. >> five although today is the final day of our current heat wave, it's important to remember that the heat advisory remains in effect until this evening, and that means a greater risk of heat related illnesses. >> and number six, we're looking at your drive times on this friday from tracy to dublin. right now. we'll take you 38 minutes. dublin and mission boulevard south, 16 minutes. 101 to cupertino, also in the green with 16 minutes. >> and number seven sundown cinema continues tonight at san francisco's dubose park. this week it's a very special movie screening sf's lost landscapes. found home movies is a montage of lost and rarely seen clips of vanished san francisco. sounds awesome. yeah. now sundown cinema is free. if you want to watch the movie, it starts around 730. it could soon be easier to cancel those subscriptions that you don't

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now the father of the suspected teen shooter at a georgia high school now under arrest at 530. the charges he and his son now face that teen suspected in the shooting is expected in court this morning. >> the hanford police conduct was not only irresponsible, but it was also inhumane. >> santa cruz police say an unhoused woman was brought nearly 200 miles and dropped off at a local shelter. hanford officials say that's not the whole story. the action now being considered to prevent incidents like this from

happening in the future. >> a treasure trove of weapons and explosives. the quick actions by law enforcement in the south bay to get them away from a suspect with a restraining order. >> an emergency landing on the freeway. the bizarre scene that brought brought la traffic to a standstill last night. good morning everyone. happy friday. it is september 6th. >> let's begin with a check on the weather with spencer christian. okay. >> amanda and kumasi. we start this friday morning with mainly clear skies. a few little patches of fog near the coastline right now, but generally we've got calm conditions out there. it's 56 degrees in san francisco right now. oakland 58. we have low to mid 60s in hayward, san jose and mid to upper 50s at half moon bay and redwood city. here's a view from our rooftop camera looking across the calm embarcadero 50 degrees right now. both santa rosa and petaluma. napa 53. over in the east. it's warming up a little bit. right now. we have low to mid 60s at fairfield, concord and livermore. it's going to warm up a lot there this afternoon with one more day of triple digit temperature readings in places like concord,

antioch, livermore, fairfield, up in the north bay. we'll see low to mid 90s from napa to santa rosa down in the south bay. 92 at san jose. rather 99 morgan hill and around the bay shoreline. mainly mid to upper 80s. now we still have a heat advisory in effect until 8:00 this evening, so that hot weather means the risk of heat related illness is elevated because of the extreme heat out there. but we have something to look forward to. saturday. tomorrow we'll see temperatures dropping off about ten degrees or so. and those sizzling hot inland areas. this cooling pattern will continue into early next week and i'll have more on the accuweather seven day forecast a little bit later. right now traffic with gloria. >> yes, we do have a commuter alert for you this morning. if you take bart, there are some delays right now. 10 to 20 minute delays in oakland and antioch right now, there's a 20 minute delay in downtown oakland and the sfo, millbrae, daly city directions, and then on the antioch line and the antioch and sfo directions. there is a ten minute delay right now. and looking live at our san jose 101

8-80 camera, you can see right now cars are getting by pretty nicely. this morning. not too busy right now, and usually we do see lighter traffic on friday, so we'll keep you updated throughout the morning. amanda. >> all right. gloria. thank you. the driver involved in a deadly wrong-way crash in san jose last week is out of the hospital this morning. he is expected to make his first court appearance today. and mother and son were killed in the crash. abc seven news reporter lena howland is here. and, lena, what charges are on the table? >> amanda, the suspect, is facing a number of charges, including two counts of murder, vehicular manslaughter. while intoxicated, as well as reckless driving. san jose residents 14 year old charlie olson and his mother, rebecca, were killed in the wrong-way crash. officials say the driver of the truck was a 39 year old man from florida, who was hospitalized with major injuries. that driver was released from the hospital yesterday and booked into the santa clara county jail the same day. just a day later, he is now scheduled to be arraigned in

court today. legal analyst stephen clark says they will also look at this driver's criminal history. initial online records show he has previously been convicted of a dui in florida. >> what investigators are going to want to know is what was his mindset at the time of this driving. they're going to want to talk to people who were with him that day. was there something going on in his life that could suggest that perhaps this was intentional? >> video shared with abc seven last week shows the moments a toyota tacoma traveling in the wrong direction on highway 85 in san jose for several minutes before crashing into the tesla. the 14 year old and his mother were in. the suspect is expected to make his first appearance this afternoon at 130 in a santa clara county courtroom. we of course, will let you know what happens. live in studio, lena howland, abc seven news. >> thank you. lena. a commuter

alert if you use samtrans for your commute. the agency is advising riders to find alternate transportation as a second day of a driver. sick out is possible. yesterday, about 30% of samtrans bus operators called out sick amid a labor dispute. last month, the union representing 400 operators rejected the san mateo county transit district's latest proposal. yesterday's sickout was not sanctioned by the union since negotiations are ongoing now, with fewer drivers on the job, the transit agency is prioritizing some routes over others to keep things rolling. new developments in the mass shooting at a georgia high school. the 14 year old suspect is expected to appear in court today, and now his father has been charged with second degree murder. gloria is at the live desk. with what we're learning. >> gloria kumasi, the father of the suspected 14 year old shooter, has been arrested and charged. colin gray is facing charges of second degree murder, involuntary manslaughter and cruelty to children. investigators say that his son, colt, used an ar style rifle in

wednesday's attack. abc news has learned that colin gifted the gun to colt for christmas last may. the fbi investigated several tips saying that colt had possibly threatened to shoot up a middle school. at the time, his father told investigators that there were guns in the house, but that colt did not have unsupervised access. he said he was teaching his son about hunting. authorities say that colt opened fire on wednesday morning, killing four people and injuring at least nine others. >> you just hear gunshots. it was about 10 to 15 of them at once. >> back to back, and then everyone just kind of ducks to the floor, >> and we all kind of sporadically crawl. we don't really know which corner to go to. >> colt's aunt told abc news that he was, quote, begging for months for help with his mental health. all nine victims who were hurt are expected to make a full recovery. amanda. >> all right. gloria. thank you. >> and a major bust in the south

bay. police seized weapons and explosives from a home near san jose. santa clara county law enforcement served a search warrant to enter the home near bailey avenue. police say the suspect has a restraining order against him from a domestic violence case, and is not allowed to possess any firearms. they believe he has been manufacturing illegal explosive devices and guns. and the search? they obtained three firearms, ammunition, fuzes, cylinder tubes and large amounts of black powder. the suspect has been arrested and is facing charges. >> on the coast, a battle over how to treat people experiencing homelessness has santa cruz officials proposing a new ordinance. on tuesday, the city council will consider a proposal to make it illegal for employees of other cities or governments to drop off unhoused people in the city. this proposal is coming after officials say officers from hanford, which is in the central valley, recently drove 181 miles to drop off a

disabled unhoused woman at a shelter in santa cruz. officials say they work hard to protect the homeless in their community, and they believe other cities should do the same. >> we can't just take somebody's civil liberties away and put them into a vehicle and transport them anywhere, let alone another community. >> when santa cruz police called hanford police about what happened. they claim the police hung up on them. hanford police issued a statement saying, we strongly disagree with the city of santa cruz's assessment that the city of hanford is moving its homeless problem elsewhere in this instance. officers provided a service at the request of the individual. >> san jose mayor matt mehan unveiled the location of the city's first planned safe sleeping site. it is located on east taylor street near coyote creek and watson park. the location was selected from eight potential sites. officials say

if it continues to be a suitable space, it would open in early 2025. >> the goal is to get people into a managed environment with basic services and give them an opportunity to start to turn their lives around and in the meantime, ban camping elsewhere and start to really get a handle on this problem and reduce the trash. the fires, the noise, the crime. frankly, just all of these impacts that we see from the unmanaged tent encampments across the city. >> the city council budget allocates money for the creation of several safe sleeping sites. they'll serve a total of 500 unhoused people. >> the san francisco giants are teaming up with local families in the city health department to save lives from overdoses. the team making taking part, i should say, in an effort to raise awareness, inviting a father who lost his son to fentanyl. he's sharing his story during the game yesterday, two days after his 19th birthday. >> him and his friends, they were dabbling and he took a

percocet, which he thought was a percocet. and it was actually fentanyl and it killed him. his friends left him in the back seat of his car and across the street from his house, and never told anybody. the morning after. nobody knew he was in his car. so that afternoon, someone found him. and that's how it was. >> oh, goodness. >> his family started the lamont myers foundation to educate and to distribute narcan. >> san francisco has seen great success with night markets recently. now it's oakland's turn. this weekend will be the first ever oak chinatown night market. it will feature live music, shopping, art and foodie options, including a dumpling olympics where you can taste and vote on the best. now the market is tomorrow from 5 to 9 p.m. on eighth street from webster to broadway. >> major airlines now tied up in a federal investigation. up nex,

what the u.s. department of transportation wants to know about the airline's frequent flier miles. programs. first, though, a check of the forecast with spencer. >> okay. kumasi pleasant day shaping up today. although it's going to be another hot one inland, we've got cooler air, though, on its way down to the bay area. it will arrive over the weekend. right now we're looking at temperature readings in the mid to upper 50s in san jose and oakland, low to mid 60s at hayward and san jose and mid to upper 50s at redwood city and half moon bay. looking across the embarcadero on a calm, clear friday morning, 50 degrees right now up north at petaluma and santa rosa, 53 napa 64 at fairfield. concord 6165 at livermore. so those inland areas are beginning to warm up a little bit, and they'll be warming up a lot this afternoon, as today will be the final day of our triple digit heat in the inland areas. we still have elevated fire danger that will continue excuse me, into the weekend for the inland areas and for our higher elevations. then over the weekend, of course, will be turning breezy and cooler and that will be a welcome change in our weather pattern. but for today, this afternoon we'll see highs up to

100 at antioch, concord, livermore, fairfield, up in the north bay, mainly low to mid 90s. south bay. highs also low to mid 90s. down around out around the bay shoreline. we'll see highs in the mid to upper 80s. 84 at san mateo, 81 at oakland and on the coast we'll see some upper 60s once again. the heat advisory that's been with us the last few days will remain in effect until 8:00 this evening. there's still the risk of heat related illness from overexposure to this extreme heat, which by the way, will be

southbound interstate 110. not too far from the interstate 105 interchange, so all the lanes were closed until a truck could come and take the helicopter away. it's not clear why the pilot made the decision to land

here. our sister station in la says this same helicopter made an emergency landing back in july. >> an alarming study from the associated press shows that nearly 2000 drug manufacturing facilities are overdue for an fda inspection. that's about 42% of registered plants. many are in the u.s, but hundreds have gone unchecked in china and india. those overseas plants are the latest or largest, i should say, source of ingredients used in low cost prescription drugs. >> the failure of the fda's office of pharmaceutical quality to go out and inspect these establishments is a public health concern, concerns that had real consequences last year, when four people died of and a dozen more were blinded from tainted eyedrops made at a factory in india. >> now, the fda says it got behind during covid when inspections were stopped, except at critical locations. the agency has been working to catch

up, but has been dealing with significant understaffing. it is nearly 200 open inspection positions. >> if you have ever been confused by an airline's frequent flier program, you are not alone. now the biden administration is launching an investigation. transportation secretary pete buttigieg wrote the ceos of american delta, southwest and united this week, and he asked each for a report on their policies, fees and other features of loyalty programs, their loyalty programs, the investigation will focus on how people are affected by the devaluation of points, extra fees, hidden prices and reduced choices. buttigieg says families rely on these programs for trips and vacations, and he wants airlines to be accountable. industry group airlines for america says the airlines are, quote, transparent about their programs. >> well, we're now just a few days away from monday night football right here on abc seven. for fans heading to

levi's stadium to watch the game in person, get ready for an all new game day menu. abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes gives us a taste of what's new. >> dozens of forty-niners fans were back at levi's stadium thursday. not for a game, but for the food. >> for a fan, it doesn't get any better than this. >> levi's stadium and levi restaurants treated the faithful to the third annual concessions showcase event, sampling what's new and returning to game day concessions. now, of course, you got to have your game day staples, but the team here also wanted to make sure they had a variety of cuisine. for all the fans that are going to be coming here to levi's. executive chef alvin cabiling worked with his team and a number of local businesses that they call partners to bring dishes like these to fans. >> we want a mixture of everything. uh- just tenders. not just hot dogs, not just a burger. >> so in addition to those items are treats like beef birria, pupusas, bulgogi, cheesesteak, butter, chicken wings, quality seafood, and so much more. the food coming from bay area staples like toto's pizza, kabob

trolley, east bay restaurant, ibis berkeley joining for the first time this year. local restaurant owners like chef rodney baca say a platform like this introduces them to a whole new customer base. >> three years ago, we got an article written nationally about one of our products as being the best stadium food. so we definitely see that. and it's funny you bring it up that we can acknowledge that now. it's pretty awesome. we're excited. it's humbling. >> and when those local restaurants thrive, levi stadium says it can too. >> if they can't survive, then they're not going to be here helping us out. so it's a two way street in my opinion. we help them out. they're partners for a reason. >> so-called frictionless concession areas will also be new, letting fans get their food and skip the checkout process. it's all part of the many factors levi's stadium hopes adds to fans. game day experience at levi's stadium. zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> take that bite dak. the niners kick off the new season with monday night football against the new york jets at levi's stadium. and if you don't

have tickets to the game, don't worry, you can watch it right here on abc seven. >> our coverage starts at 5:00, so get the food to look forward to. what about the forecast for monday? i know we're looking at a cooldown coming. >> well, that made me too hungry to think. you can't. let's not then. no, we do. we do have a cooldown coming over the weekend. one more day of hot weather today. so here's a look at what's going on. i'll show you the fact that our heat advisory remains in effect until 8:00 this evening. so that's another indication the heat is still with us. just don't avoid overexposure to this extreme heat because it can lead to heat related illnesses. now here comes the cooler air dropping down from the pacific northwest. it will be moving through the bay area over the weekend. right now we're looking at mainly clear skies with temperature readings in the mid to upper 50s at san francisco and oakland, low to mid 60s at hayward and san jose, and mid to upper 50s also at half moon bay and redwood city. looking across the clear and cool embarcadero 50 degrees right now up north at santa rosa and petaluma, 53 in napa and the inland areas like fairfield, concord and livermore

are already approaching mid 60s. so it's going to be a warm day today. this will be the final day of our triple digit heat. we still have elevated fire danger though, going into the weekend, but the weekend will also bring us cooler and breezier weather, which of course is going to be quite a relief from the four days of extreme heat that we've had. fire danger index indicates that right now we're in the low fire danger range, but as we get into the afternoon, it heats up. of course, we'll see more areas in the blue and yellow, the low to moderate fire danger overnight, of course, the we drop back into the low range. but again tomorrow under the warm up in the afternoon we'll see elevated to moderate moderate to high fire risk in the inland areas and in the higher elevations. but still low fire danger back near the coast and near the bay. when we go to this afternoon, high temperatures will reach 100 at antioch, concord, fairfield, 99 at livermore, 90 in the north bay, and the south bay, mainly mid to upper 80s around the bay shoreline. and this is the accuweather seven day forecast. here comes the cool down over the weekend. inland highs dropping about ten degrees or

more from today's highs and going into next week there will be further cooling and we'll take a look at traffic with gloria. >> good morning to everyone out there. so we do have a commuter alert for you right now. traffic alert. the metering lights have flipped on at the bay bridge toll plaza. but as you can see in our live camera here, really traffic is still pretty light. no major stalls or anything right there on the bay bridge toll plaza. if you're going from highway four to san francisco right now, it will take you 34 minutes. >> all right, gloria, thank you. new at six. microsoft cashes in for one of the largest real estate deals in silicon valley this year. >> first, though, a new memoir from melania trump. why? the former first lady says she aims to, quote, clarify fac

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of hitting her police officer boyfriend with her suv, is speaking about her trial for the first time. here's abc news reporter matt gutman. >> in this morning's gma first look karen reed speaking out. did you kill john o'keefe? prosecutors accusing then 41 year old reed of hitting her boyfriend, police officer john o'keefe, with her suv in 2022 after a night of drinking and then leaving him to die in the snow. reed has denied the accusations and this morning on gma and tonight on 2020. karen reed is giving her full version of what she says happened that night. >> now i have an immense sense of dread. do you expect to see him like lying on the street drunk or passed out? i was worried he might have gotten hit by a plow. >> and coming up at 7 a.m. and tonight, on a special edition of 2020, we'll have much more of our interview with karen reed.

with your gma first look, i'm matt gutman, abc news, new york. >> happening tonight, boeing's starliner spacecraft is coming back to earth without its crew. astronauts butch wilmore and suni williams are staying on the international space station. nasa says it's not sure that the starliner is safe enough to bring them back home. the astronauts are set to return in a spacex crew dragon capsule in february. they were only supposed to be there for a few days now. it's going to be months. former first lady melania trump has announced a new book in a video posted to social media yesterday, she called the writing of the memoir a deeply reflective journey and explained why she wanted to write it. >> i feel a responsibility to clarify the facts. i believe it is important to share my perspective. the truth. >> melania that is the name of the book, is set to be released this fall.

>> all right. soccer legend cristiano ronaldo has made history once again. he has become the first man to score 900 goals in an official matches. the milestone occurred in portugal's uefa nations league match against croatia yesterday. portugal went on to beat croatia 2 to 1. according to our sister network espn, lionel messi is second place with 842 goals. brazilian legend pele is third with 765 goals. the united states women's national soccer team forward alex morgan is retiring from professional soccer. >> i have so much clarity about this decision and i'm so happy to be able to finally tell you, it has been. a long time coming and this decision wasn't easy, but at the beginning of 2024, i felt in my heart and soul that

this was the last season that i would play soccer. >> the former cal star announced she is pregnant with her second child. morgan is a two time world cup champion and olympic gold medalist. now, the 35 year old says she will play one more game on sunday when the san diego wave fc hosts the north carolina courage. >> new at 6:00, human trafficking arrests in the south bay. police uncovering multiple brothels and an artist overseas shows her love for the forty-niners. >> her latest work to support rookie rookie ricky pearsall, then cheddar bay biscuits. >> yes, likely here to stay. why red lobster has been cleared to exit chapter 11 months after filing for bankruptcy. >> a look at our weather preview. we'll start with the fact that this is the final day of our triple digit heat wave around the bay area. elevated fire danger will remain with us, however, into the weekend. but the weekend will also bring us a

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