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live now at eight, a bay area security guard stabbed in broad daylight. what police say happened moments before as they search for the suspect. but first, emergency regulations on hemp products. what the governor is now proposing with child safety top of mind. plus i'm excited for monday night football. >> it's going to be amazing. i'm excited to see them play against the jets for sure. >> when the season comes around, i am decked out in my niners gear every day and the faithful gearing up for the 40 niners season opener. >> how influencers are trying to get people fired up. good morning everybody. it's saturda, september 7th i'm stephanie sierra. lisa is here with your weekend forecast and some changes. yes, a little bit of a cooldown, a welcome cooldown for those folks in our inland valleys. >> you can see a system to the north of us, allowing for more of a defined marine layer from our east bay hills camera atop vollmer peak. you can see that

clearly, but it is sunny in walnut creek and in our inland valleys. 55 downtown with the clouds, 59. in oakland. so pretty chilly as the nights are longer from mount tam. low 50s in santa rosa and 62 in concord. there's fog up towards santa rosa. dense fog advisory for the monterey coast and over two mile visibility, half moon bay. so 2 to 3 degrees cooler right now in general, 2 to 5 degrees cooler as we go through the afternoon. mid to late morning clearing. and we'll see those temperatures climb through the low 90s for most maybe a few mid 90s out towards brentwood, upper 70s to low 80s around the bay shore, and some partial clearing at the coast. stephanie. >> all right, lisa, thank you. back to our top story. governor gavin newsom is proposing emergency regulations to protect children from dangerous products containing thc. the governor says they're popping up in grocery and corner stores across the state. abc seven news reporter tara campbell breaks down his latest proposal. >> and these gummy bears. >> friday, governor gavin newsom introducing emergency

regulations banning products containing thc from being sold outside of dispensaries. >> we want these products off the shelf. we want the retailers, the grocers to get them off themselves today. >> officials say the new rules are aimed particularly at protecting children from potentially harmful health effects of intoxicating hemp products. i mean, i don't know how you know or realize this is a hemp product, says tune up sparkling water and then you can barely find that it's thc in there. and it's not just thc. the tougher regulations would expand the number of psychoactive cannabinoids that will need to be undetectable in order to be sold outside of dispensaries. >> cdph determining based on science, has added another 30 that go into that undetectable sense. >> and as far as the public's perspective, we spoke with people outside a mill valley grocery store about the potential regulations. >> i think that thc can be really beneficial for people,

but as far as like children getting their hands on it, i think that that could be potentially controversial. thc. >> i wasn't aware of that, but definitely has to be regulated and monitored. >> and do you think it should even be in stores that like a grocery store? >> absolutely not. absolutely not. why would why and from parents and grandparents to pet parents. >> this is my child. >> so i don't have human children, but i sure wouldn't want my children taking in thc without just by chance. >> but the governor getting some pushback friday from the industry, the u.s. hemp roundtable saying it's exploring legal options. a statement reading in part, newsom has decided to unilaterally destroy countless small businesses and farmers across california. we will not let this stand without a fight. the governor, however, quite clear we don't want to kill the hemp industry. >> we want the hemp industry to be regulated. it was intended not for intoxicating products. >> tara campbell, abc seven news. >> now, the proposed regulations

will still require approval from california's office of administrative law. if that happens, the rules will go into effect immediately. and that means stores will have to remove any consumable products containing any level of thc. and san francisco now. a security guard is recovering after he was stabbed at a walgreens friday morning. it happened on the corner of montgomery street. police say the guard was trying to stop someone from stealing items from the store. there was a confrontation, and that's when the suspect stabbed the guard and ran off. no arrests have been made. the guard's injuries are described as non-life threatening. now to the murder case of a prominent tech executive. prosecutors say nima momeni stabbed and killed the cash app founder in april of last year, and the defense is now saying the victim, bob li, was the aggressor. abc seven news i-team reporter melanie woodrow has covered this case from the beginning and has the very latest.

>> nima moments defense attorney revealing his defense strategy ahead of the bob li murder trial. >> when everything is put together, it's going to be a clear sign for the jury to understand unequivocally that this case was a case of self-defense. >> some, zanganeh says it's likely momeni will testify. >> i think that it would be a good bet to consider that mr. mulvaney will kind of educate the jury as to exactly what transpired. >> momeni is accused of stabbing li in san francisco's soma neighborhood during the early morning hours of april 4th. prosecutors have suggested momeni sister was at the center of a confrontation between momeni and li, who were seen together leaving armani's apartment building prior to the stabbing. charging documents included a text momeni sent li stating in part, i know nima came way down hard on you and thanking li for handling it with class. as for whether she will take the stand. >> i think that she's an important witness to educate people on certain aspects, but it's a game time decision. >> prosecutors have said the knife used to stab li came from hussar's apartment. >> i don't think there's any evidence to suggest that nima

took it. and i think that there's substantial evidence that we have to suggest that bob li bought it with it. >> zanganeh also argues if momeni were guilty, he wouldn't have thrown the knife so close to the scene. legal analyst steven clark says the drugs found in bob li's system are likely to play an active role in the defense's strategy. >> mr. momeni will likely say that mr. li was acting irrationally and erratically and aggressively, and that's why he took the actions that he did by text, bob li's ex-wife told abc seven news, quote, i find it absurd that the defense is trying to redirect and accuse bob of acting violent or erratic. >> if this case is reduced to voluntary manslaughter, that will greatly reduce the sentence he's exposed to. zanganeh says the defense is not asking for a reduced charge. >> there's only one verdict that a reasonable jury could come up with, and that's a that's a verdict of not guilty. >> in san francisco, for the iteam melanie woodrow, abc seven news. >> in the south bay, the driver

arrested for a wrong-way crash that killed a mother and son has been arraigned on murder charges. duncan mcquarrie could barely be seen behind his attorney. he appeared to be in a wheelchair during yesterday's hearing in san jose. he's charged with two counts of murder. investigators say mcquarrie was under the influence at the time he was reportedly driving over 100mph in the wrong direction on highway 85 when his truck smashed into an oncoming car on august 26th. now, 47 year old rebecca olson and her 14 year old son charlie. you see here, both died in that collision. >> at one point, the defendant stopped his car and got out and walked around in the middle of the traffic. he then got back into his vehicle and continued to drive the wrong way. >> prosecutors say mcquarrie is from florida. he came to the bay area to visit family less than a week before this crash. he's currently being held in the

santa clara county jail without bail. in the east bay, now, the oakland police department will not emerge from federal oversight. just yet after a ruling from the judge. judge william orrick ordered the department to restructure its organizational chart. that way, the internal affairs division reports directly to the police chief. the oversight stems from the 2003 riders case, when four officers were accused of brutalizing people in west oakland. civil rights attorney john burris was one of the original attorneys on this case. >> i think he basically says that we can't do the same old thing and expect a different result. we got to try something different, and i want to i'm going to take better control over this and hold people more accountable. and particularly the police chief. >> the judge ordered police chief floyd mitchell must have meetings to update the mayor. the city and the federal monitoring team every two weeks. the next status conference on opd's federal oversight is set for january. dublin police have

arrested two people they say were involved in an assault on a teen at dublin high school last month. an 18 year old former student and a 17 year old. the two are related to a mother and daughter also involved in this incident. police say the mother and daughter confronted the victim regarding some recent conflicts, but they were not actually involved in the attack. police are still searching for more suspects. a house is a total loss after a fire in saratoga last night. thankfully, no injuries were reported. fire crews got the flames under control and they estimate more than $1 million in damages to the four bedroom house. the wind posed a challenge in their efforts, but no other buildings were damaged. they're still investigating the cause. the large wildfire burning in fresno county has now scorched more than 17,000 acres and continues to grow this morning. evacuation orders and road closures remain in place because of the boone fire centered near coalinga. cal fire says the fire has also

spread west into monterey county. it's been burning since tuesday. there are no reports of any injuries or property damage so far, and it's still unclear how this fire has started. all right, let's check on conditions outside. good morning. lisa. >> hey, stephanie. good morning to you. it is certainly warmer above the marine layer where temperatures are in the upper 70s. mount tam, 2300ft. relative humidity in the single digits. while we continue to see an expanding stratus deck. so i'll tell you what that means for your afternoon, the weekend, the week ahead. coming up. >> lisa thank you. and still to come, the recent heat posing a concern for grape growers in the north bay. and astronauts left behind. nasa's new comments now that the

welcome back. here's a live look atop our roof camera of the bay bridge this morning. it's 813 happening tomorrow. the first ever nine, eight, eight day will raise awareness of an important mental health resource, the 988 suicide and crisis lifeline was rolled out two years ago to save lives and give support to those who struggle the most. since then, officials say more than 10 million texts, calls and chats have been answered quite a high number that lets us know that there are people that are in need of this service, whether that's a mental health crisis, people experiencing depression, anxiety, people having concerns about substance misuse, and et cetera. >> so it's for any type of crisis. >> this new tradition is being set on september 8th in an effort to help more people. last year, they expanded services for spanish speakers, lgbtq youth, and for those who are hearing

impaired. again, that number is nine eight, eight. and for local resources to help mental health, we encourage you to go to our website, abc7 news.com/take action. all right. have you noticed more flies in your house this summer? federal, state and county agencies are working to eradicate the mediterranean fruit fly in alameda county. it's a two part effort will try to prevent the fruit flies from breeding, but they're also implementing a quarantine. the quarantine area covers over 70mi■!s within fremont and newa. people are asked not to move any homegrown fruits or vegetables from their property. the last time there was a red fly quarantine in alameda county was back in 1981. so football season is upon us and now there's a new way to get fans involved. the 40 niners play their opener on monday night right here on abc seven. and it's the online army that's getting people ready. abc seven news, south bay reporter

lauren martinez followed along as the influencers went to work. bay area influencers are celebrating the start of the 40 niners season. >> i'm excited for monday night football. it's going to be amazing. i'm excited to see them play against the jets for sure. >> discover santa clara invited local content creators to the hyatt regency friday night, when the season comes around. >> i am just decked out in my niners gear every day. >> alex tran runs the niners nation fan community. they have more than 500,000 followers across their platforms, doing a lot of graphics and memes for them. things you might not see on the field. trent likes to capture a different fan experience, to be able to finally work side by side with them, like people like george kittle. >> for instance. i never dreamed that i would be at this position in my life as being a fan at first and just kind of chasing that dream. you've loved the team and you love what you do, and nothing can really go wrong. >> discover santa clara just launched their game day guide.

what you can do before and after a game. >> i think our hotels in particular do an amazing job of just activating their lobby spaces and making things fun. if you don't have tickets to the game, you can come here to the hyatt regency, just steps away from levi's stadium, and rent a cabana out for a poolside watch party. >> and one of the big plays we had last year was pretty cool play. where? where they used the same play from 1987. >> john munoz started the account diehard 40 niners fans during the candlestick days. >> it really is the faithful fans. i mean, it really is coming together and interacting with them and have like another family. >> these influencers are ready for kickoff. >> oh really excited. i mean, i know we had a heartbreaking loss in the season, but it's really good to renew every season starts again fast, so you forget about it. you can you can move on quickly. >> but hey, we're back, the gang is back and you know it's time to just finish business and, you know, finish the job in santa clara. >> lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> again, the niners kick off the new season with monday night football against the new york

jets at levi's stadium. here at home, if you don't have tickets to the game, don't worry. we have you covered. you can watch it all right here on abc seven. our coverage starts at 5:00 in the north bay. now extreme heat is keeping grape growers in wine country on their toes. harvest is in full swing, and that heat is adding an extra layer of concern. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard is in sonoma with the details. >> really, it's a very challenging time and you got to stay on it, you know, every day, all day. >> steve edson's family has been growing grapes in the sonoma valley since 1860. the job is never predictable. >> this week we've been focusing on our chardonnay and our sauvignon blanc. >> grapes are going into this giant press. the juice collected below overnight. lutsen vineyard workers picked about seven tons of grapes this week. timing is everything. extreme heat spikes are fast tracking the harvest. steve says grape vines are a lot

like the human body. >> when it gets hot, the grapevine shuts down. so if you get over probably 92 degrees that wants to go to sleep. >> associate winemaker justin schuchart says the concern is dehydration and overripening, and the heat poses a challenge because, we really want to get that fruit off the vine before the heat can start to damage the fruit. staying ahead of the weather and knowing when to irrigate is key. >> so it's sitting there with water in the vine, so when the heat comes on, it can take it out of the vineyard. >> steve is checking on his old vines and grapes. >> well, you know, we're supposed to get cool now. cool down a little bit. which is really good. that slower ripening process. >> the sonoma valley vintners alliance says growing season always has curveballs. >> mother nature is quite the force to contend with. so what the vintners and growers really try to do is work with mother nature, and she really designates when things are

happening, you know, back at the crush facility, steve letson is sampling the harvest grape flavor. >> fresh river chardonnay. this is going to be a good year. i think it's going to be a great year. and we'll come out of this and everything's gonna be great. so enjoy the wine. >> cornell, bernard abc seven news. >> all right. taking a live look outside right now from our sfo camera. changes are on their way. lisa is tracking the very latest. good morning. >> hey, stephanie. hi, everyone. good morning to you. low clouds and fog are with us. compliments of this system to the north. and we'll see a series of low pressure systems that will further enhance our cool down in the days to come. so it is sunny inland, but there's a look at our visible picture snapshot of the low cloud deck, and you can see from sonoma there. more clouds hugging the shoreline. the fog clears to the coast, already clearing here in san jose. just some scattered cloud cover. it is 56 downtown, 59, in oakland. that sun sets at 728.

so yes, so much earlier, right? 64 here in san jose with 56 in redwood city. and that marine layer, pretty compressed on the peninsula here. 52 santa rosa. it is cooler in the north bay, 64 by the delta with that southwest wind initiating some of that marine air inland and finally, looking at salesforce with that marine layer getting a little bit more compressed as the morning goes on. so the cooling begins this weekend. the fog expands each and every day until it mixes out totally by about tuesday, and we'll look for the coolest days to be tuesday and into wednesday of next week. here's a look at the plan today, where you see some high clouds holding on to parts of sonoma and napa through the 10:00 hour, and then it's full sunshine, even at the coast 60s there. and then the fog all the way into the east bay for your sunday morning. little change as that sea breeze is about up to 20 miles an hour each and every day, so that will keep us in the low to mid 90s inland. and

monday about the same. so we'll continue the summertime pattern. not quite as hot as we were, but still above average with these warm numbers here. 60s and 70s to near 80 around the bay. coolest day of the week is tuesday, when we see highs just in the lower 80s out towards antioch. that is a really cool day. while we have upper seconds in concord, danville just 77 and those 60s reaching across the bay over into oakland. wednesday's slightly warmer could be even more warmer around hayward and fremont as we come up. maybe five degrees. but then the warming trend continues into thursday and friday of next week. 76 today in oakland, it was 80 yesterday. we were 98. in napa. so 80 today, 70 downtown with sunny skies, some fog moving in throughout the afternoon. we'll see that fog retreat though throughout the morning hours today. 86 in san jose was 92 yesterday, so that cool down for you. and then overnight tonight we see a

return to some low to mid 60s inland with temperatures in the low to mid 50s elsewhere with mist and drizzle at the coast. the accuweather seven day forecast. so heat relief today anywhere from 2 to 5 degrees cooler. holding steady for your sunday. mild to warm on monday if you like it cooler. tuesday is your day with temperatures dropping off a good ten degrees inland and then slightly milder on wednesday with highs rebounding into thursday and friday. >> all right lisa thank you. a reminder that you can watch all our newscasts and get lisa's forecast live. and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. you can download the app ♪ yeah, baby, i like it like that ♪ ♪ you gotta believe me when i tell ya ♪ ♪ i like it like that ♪ ♪ i like it like that, i like it like that ♪ ♪ clap your hands if you want some more ♪

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bureau of labor statistics reports the u.s. economy added 142,000 jobs last month, while hiring is slowing down. the unemployment rate dropped to 4.2%. the biden administration saying the jobs report shows the economy is steadily growing and stable. >> what we've seen by all indicators is that sort of soft landing that everyone you know, is that is that going to be possible? you know, we think about it as reaching our cruising altitude. >> wage growth continues to surpass inflation. this likely means the federal reserve will cut interest rates come mid-september. analysts believe at this point, a recession is unlikely. new this morning, educators at city college of san francisco are worried that the school's ability to offer free tuition to some students is under threat. currently, the college offer free tuition to all san franciscans, but in the new budget from the city, that

program is now at risk. according to the examiner, the budget allowed $9.3 million to go toward the program this year. that is just under half of what was allotted last year. still to come on abc seven mornings. the work to clean up the great pacific garbage patch. the progress made after six years. and the former president gets a break in court. a judge now agreeing to delay his hush money trial. but first, here's a preview of espn's college game day airing at 9:00 right here on abc seven. >> tremendous slate on abc today. it starts at noon eastern time. arkansas and oklahoma state, playing for the first time since 1980, when lou holtz's razorbacks beat jimmie johnson's cowboys. what do you expect in this one? >> i expect to see ali gordon, a lot. the doak walker award winner from a year ago to running back for oklahoma state had 28 carries last week, three touchdowns on the ground. alan bowman, the quarterback, he's a

really good quarterback. i like that backfield. so going up against this arkansas team that now they have bobby petrino as the offensive coordinator. he's calling the plays. so if they get in the shootout it's going to be an interesting match with bobby petrino as the oc conference realignment and the new 16 team sec, the winner of the south carolina kentucky game, will be atop the conference, at least for the first week. >> first conference game. >> i watched south carolina against odu and they kind of struggled. won the game 23 to 19. but they have a freshman quarterback. they're trying to break in la norah sellers. he's a dual threat quarterback. struggled passing the ball. i expect kentucky to load the box and try to make sellers beat them with his arm. >> prime time tennessee, nc state tennessee nc state. >> nc state struggled a little bit. i love tennessee's offense. i think they're a sleeper in the sec. i think that tennessee's offense is going to overwhelm nc state's defense, and they're going to win this game. >> i'll be on the call for that one. so learn this name. nico oliver, the tennessee

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live. good morning everybody. we're following some breaking news. there was reports of a 4.2 magnitude earthquake southeast of geysers this morning. some of the shaking was felt in santa rosa, we hear. what are you hearing? >> yes. and, you know, it's just about a little over a mile east of the geysers there. so. yes, certainly some shaking on the shelves there, but no reports of damage yet. and this earthquake was followed by a stronger one up to the north in cobb. but we are looking at a nice cooldown today getting underway, where temperatures will be anywhere from 2 to 5 degrees cooler. 58 right now in santa cruz, there's a live look outside where it is 56 with the clouds downtown, 59 in oakland and redwood city, and check it out. we have our vessel here in town for ocean cleanup, 52 santa rosa is our

exploratorium. camera 64 and sunny by the delta. there is fog in santa rosa. quarter mile visibility three miles half moon bay and a dense fog advisory around the monterey coast. 3 to 4 degrees cooler this morning from oakland to san carlos. and there's a look once again at a buried salesforce. so the marine layer at this vantage point, over 1000ft deep at burns back to the coast, upper 80s noontime inland, low to mid 70s around the bay shore. partial clearing at the coast. not as hot today by about five degrees. that cool down getting underway inland. stephanie. all right. >> lisa. thank you. new this morning. boeing's starliner is back home on earth, but without the astronauts, it left to space with, the starliner landed in new mexico while you were sleeping. the capsule has been stuck in space for three months after it experienced several technical problems. at 12:01 a.m, the capsule touched down, nasa officials called the landing a success, despite those technical setbacks. >> it was a great day today to

return starliner. it was great to have a successful undocked deorbit and landing of the vehicle. we're really excited to have calypso back on the ground. >> starliner's original crew of butch wilmore and suni williams prepped the capsule for its return. they remain, though, at the international space station. the two astronauts are scheduled to return back to earth in early 2025, and they will be picked up by a space-x vessel. new developments now, students at apalachee high school in georgia will not return to school tuesday, when other schools in the county return to class. that's where a gunman shot and killed two students and two teachers earlier this week. the teenager accused of the shooting and his father made their first appearances in court yesterday. here's abc news reporter faith abubey. >> reporter this morning, a stunning moment in a georgia courtroom. father and son appearing back to back, both charged in connection with the

shooting that killed two students and two beloved teachers at apalachee high school. >> good morning, sir. are you mr. colt gray? yes, sir. >> colt gray, the 14 year old sitting just feet away from the families of his alleged victims. >> you're charged with four counts of felony murder. >> moments later, his father, 54 year old colin gray, brought in shackled, rocking back and forth. a judge charging him with multiple felonies, second degree murder and involuntary manslaughter among them. investigators say gray knowingly allowed his underage son to have a gun, and sources tell abc news he gave the teenager the assault style rifle used in the shooting as a christmas gift. >> i can see the elements that prosecutors are trying to put together to find liability that if you miss red flags that can land you, the parents in jail. >> it's now the second case in the u.s. where a parent has been charged with involuntary manslaughter after their child was accused of carrying out a deadly school shooting. karen

mcdonald prosecuted the historic cases against jennifer and james crumbley, who were both convicted after their son killed four of his fellow students at his oxford, michigan, high school in 2021. >> i think instead of focusing on whether we should be charging parents, i think our focus really needs to be on the eliminating the need for it. >> ashley goza is a senior at apalachee high school. she says she watched a gunman bang on her classroom door. >> i can hear the gunshots plain as day, i mean, every time i'll try to sleep at night, i can see miss amy or, you know, coach aspinwall or just hear the sounds or the cops yelling at him. yeah, it'll be a while before i can get over that. >> her mother, bridget, says she wants accountability again. >> he is 14 years old, so, yes, his parents just like the ones in michigan. they were charged because they knew.

>> and emma angulo, the mother of 14 year old cristian angulo, devastated after her son was shot and killed speaking out. he didn't deserve this. he didn't deserve to die like this, she says, adding, i miss him. i wish this was just a dream. faith abubey, abc news. >> the judge and former president donald trump's criminal hush money case delayed his sentencing on friday. abc news reporter derrick dennis tells us when trump could face potential consequences. >> the judge in donald trump's hush money trial giving a big break to the former president friday by agreeing to delay his sentencing until after the election. trump was convicted in may of 34 counts of falsifying business records to cover up a hush money payment to star stormy daniels. he was set to be sentenced on september 18th. judge juan merchan, now moving the hearing to november 26th to avoid any appearance, however

unwarranted, that the proceeding has been affected by or seeks to affect the approaching presidential election, in which the defendant is a candidate. trump's democratic opponent, vice president kamala harris, securing a win of her own with a big endorsement. dick cheney, george w bush's vice president, declaring he will vote for harris in november. the announcement made by his daughter, former republican congresswoman liz cheney. >> dick cheney, will be voting for kamala harris. >> liz cheney recently announced she, too, is backing harris. her announcement comes days after john mccain's son, jimmy mccain, a veteran of iraq and afghanistan, announced he's left the republican party, becoming a democrat and will vote for harris, too. derrick dennis, abc news, new york. >> former president trump will be campaigning in wisconsin today. this as preparations are underway in philadelphia for next week's presidential debate. the city will host the first

in-person debate between vice president kamala harris and donald trump. some traffic detours are already in place outside the national constitution center, the venue for tuesday's face off. the excitement can be felt from all around the city, from top political officials to everyday philadelphians. >> what better place to ensure that americans get an opportunity to see what two choices are in front of them, other than the birthplace of democracy? >> i feel like having it here is like a good place, because it's just like the hub of where everybody kind of comes togethe. >> harris began preparation for the debate in pittsburgh this week. trump's running mate, j.d. vance, said they don't have any formal debate prep sessions planned. he says trump doesn't need it. a reminder the presidential debate is just three days away. it's scheduled for tuesday night right here on abc seven. our coverage begins at 5:00. new this morning, the

cdc has confirmed a human case of the bird flu in missouri. according to the cdc report, the patient had underlying medical conditions but has recovered and been sent home from the hospital. currently, there are no known animal exposures or transmission among the patient's close contacts. this is the 14th case of bird flu in the u.s. so far this year. it is the first case with no exposure to a sick animal or occupational risk. closer to home now we're taking a live look from our exploratorium camera, and you'll see there two ships have finally returned to the san francisco bay after years of researching how to fix an environmental crisis in the pacific ocean. now the ocean cleanup sent out those two boats to research the great pacific garbage patch six years ago. it's a company focused on building new technology to clean up the world's oceans. the great

pacific garbage patch is a giant collection of trash and debris floating around the ocean. finding a solution for a massive amount of waste is challenging by itself, but the ocean environment adds extra obstacles. >> you have big waves and you have a harsh environment. and to build something that actually surviving out there while at the same time only make sure you catch plastic and not marine life. that was quite a challenge. >> the company says it has a solution, but it needs between 4 and $7.5 billion to make it happen. the tech includes netting, cameras and computers powered by ai. once trash is pulled and sorted, the company recycles it into new products. port of san francisco engineers have determined pier 54 is structurally unsound. according to sfgate, the crumbling pier near the chase center will be closed down by the end of the year. the 11 businesses on it must shutter or relocate by then. float guys is one of those

businesses making parade floats for the city's big events. the pier will soon sit unoccupied until the port finds the funds to remove it on the peninsula near half moon bay. now, crowds of people caught a rare glimpse of a humpback whale very neat. it was swimming around pillar point harbor right off the san mateo county coast. sky seven, as you see here, was overhead and had a very clear view of this humpback. the marine mammal center says the whale is healthy, and experts say it's most likely took a wrong turn with an abundance of food in this particular area. whale watchers have been enjoying the spectacle. >> i've been here 20 years. i haven't seen a whale inside the harbor, so it is quite a surprise. i know there are a lot of anchovies out here, and there's been a lot of whales over pacifica, but not here because of the way the bay is. >> experts are hoping the whale will find its way back into the

ocean by midday today. it's been there since thursday night. we'll be tracking it. still ahead this morning, a legendary band is about to take the stage for the final time here in the bay area. we'll give you a preview of the show, and we'll take you outside for the sky high view from our mount tam camera. it's 841. we'll

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earthquake at the geysers this morning. the usgs reports the quake happened around 9:30 a.m. it was centered about a mile southeast of the geysers, with shaking felt in santa rosa. that's just under 40 miles away. the quake was originally estimated to be a 4.5 magnitude quake, so residents may have received a shake alert. today, it's the final chance to see a legendary soul and funk band in the bay area. the average white

band is headlining the mare island dock of the bay music festival in vallejo. the group is celebrating 52 years with its farewell tour. abc7 news anchor dan ashley spoke with the bassist and founding member. >> do you enjoy playing in the bay area? do you find the audiences very receptive, very receptive? >> they always have been. since the early 70s when we first played for bill graham, bill graham, you know, winterland. that was our first bay area experience. you've given us all of your fans just years and years, decades of great music, and you're to be congratulated and commended and thanked for that. >> and we're excited to have you here in the bay area. one more time. >> well, thank you, dan. we are excited to be here. looking forward to tomorrow night very much. and with beautiful weather like this, who could object to the festival on the waterfront kicks off at 1:00 with a series of musical acts. >> well, san francisco has seen

great success with night markets recently, and 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 food options, including a dumpling olympics. sounds pretty yummy. the market will be on eighth street from webster to broadway, and it goes from 5 to 9 p.m. all right, let's get you outside. how's it looking, lisa? >> all right. good morning. as we check out pier 39, it looks quiet, doesn't it? a couple folks there and gray sky, which will brighten up throughout the afternoon for a high of 70. today. downtown. we're back into the 90s, but more like low to mid 90s inland. so today begins the cool down. i'll expla

the packers in sao paulo. back here at home, the 40 niners are

gearing up for a monday night showdown versus the new york jets, right here on abc seven. here's sports director larry beil with more on the niners quest for six. >> good morning everybody. a chaotic off season is now history as the 40 niners begin what they hope will be a return trip to the super bowl. it starts monday night against the jets right here on abc seven. definitely a super bowl or bust vibe with this team after coming. so close to beating the chiefs back in february. brock purdy says he is not worried about any possible niner super bowl hangover about 2024, >> you know, we just played. we played in that game in february and now it's already a new season. so for us it is. and it's been like that since you know, we got back for otas and camp, just in terms of flipping the page and getting after it for this year, man. so it's a long season. it's a marathon, but we know what it takes. and, you know, monday night for us, it's the start of a whole new journey. so 40 niners and jets

monday night football here on abc seven kickoff at 515 and then stick around for the postgame interviews and highlights on after the game. >> the nfl making its debut in brazil. packers versus eagles saquon barkley first game with philly. he was incredible 18 yard touchdown catch in the second quarter. both feet down in bounds seven six. philly jordan love got injured late but here to jayden reed on a 70 yard connection. reed with four catches 138 yards. and the scor. packers were up 1917 at the half. jalen hurts 278 passing yards, two tds, two picks here to aj brown 67 yards. he's fast but we made him even faster. too much saquon his third score of the night. first three td game for him since his rookie year and the eagles victorious 3429 on the baseball giants in san diego. bob melvin squaring off against his former team. here it comes. there it goes. manny machado blasted two homers. this is a mammoth clout in the eighth and the padres win five one. how about the a's and tigers? the

pretzels almost as big as the kid. extras. extras. read all about it in the 13th. seth brown down the line. jj bleday scores. the a's. walk it off, seven six. in 13. klay thompson in new york watching taylor fritz and frances tiafoe u.s. open action first. all american men's major semifinals since 2005. they go five sets. fritz wins six one in the fifth, finishing it with the ace advancing to face jannik sinner in the finals. >> surprised to see me here? well, i am too. i tried to join snap face, but i couldn't find it, so here i am. hello insta face help wanted social media coordinator for bill belichick, the new star of insta face. >> that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend everybody. i'm larry beil and a reminder this weekend you can catch the oakland pride parade streaming right here on abc seven. >> this year's theme is rooted in pride. you can watch it all starting tomorrow morning at 11:00, where you stream abc

seven news, and you can head to our website, abc seven news.com/pride. for more information on parade routes. all right. let's check in with lisa. how's it looking around 11:00 tomorrow? >> just perfect for the parade. in fact, a really nice weekend ahead. let's check out that pride parade forecast for your sunday, 11:00 mid 60s. and then about 70 degrees noontime. the winds are light. low to mid 70s from 1:00 to 2:00 in the afternoon. so very comfortable out there. the low cloud deck will be with us throughout the morning hours, but you see nothing but sunshine throughout the afternoon and we're still dealing with the fog. we have a weak system to the north of us, allowing for a minor cooldown. today, a closer look at the marine layer and you can see still kind of foggy up towards sonoma a little bit here in marin. and of course on the peninsula. but it will retreat. it will burn back and we'll get those holes in the overcast. mount tam, right now you can see the patchy fog that son, it was up at about 645, setting at

seven 2856 san francisco 59. in oakland it's in the mid 60s in san jose where that fog is scattering out and you can see the marine layer getting denser, closer to the ground before it evaporates. 52 santa rosa, 56, in petaluma, with 64 by the delta that southwest wind bringing in some of that cooler air and once again salesforce is buried. so the marine layer has been fluctuating from about 1000ft to about 800ft, right here. the cooling begins today, and we're going to stay pretty much status quo through your sunday. the marine layer expands. we have some patchy mist and drizzle at the coast and then into next week we get even cooler, particularly tuesday. that will be the coolest day of the workweek. so as we look at the low cloud deck, it clears. these are some high clouds there in the north bay. 1:00 it is mostly sunny and then the fog pulls back for parts of stinson beach, even san francisco, and then it moves back in through the overnight hours. it's not going to last, though. once again, we're into a

sunny and mild to warm pattern over the weekend before a more vigorous area of low pressure brings some showers to the mountains and those windy conditions and cooler weather here for tuesday. this is a look at concord for the next seven days, and you'll notice we're into the mid 90s today. it was in the upper 90s yesterday. little change for your sunday monday, a few degrees cooler and then by tuesday barely at 80 degrees. recovering into the latter part of next week. 84 santa clara, cupertino checking in at 83 about three 4:00 in the afternoon 76 san mateo with upper 70s palo alto and downtown. a mixture of clouds and sun, about 70 once again up in the north bay, a mixture of 80s and a few low 90s up towards calistoga. cooler, though in napa you were 98 yesterday. mid to upper 80s today 78 san leandro, newark at about 81. you head inland and here's the relief 90 san ramon with livermore checking in at about 90 for 4:00 this afternoon. the

accuweather seven day forecast relief arrives today, anywhere from about 2 to 5 degrees, holding steady sunday, mild to warm on monday. cooler and breezier for the coolest day of the week on tuesday. wednesday a little milder and then thursday and friday we're looking at slightly warmer conditions. >> all right lisa thank you. well, a new era of wheel of fortune begins monday with a new face. ryan seacrest joining vanna white. but first, this sunday on the red carpet, george pennacchio sits down with ryan and vanna for a special interview as they begin this new chapter for america's game, they'll visit the iconic set to show you some secrets. even the most die hard wheel watchers never knew about. this is my puzzle board. >> only i can light up the letters. no one else can light it up. you can try. it's not going to happen. it has to be my touch. >> tell me what it was like for you the first time you walked onto the wheel of fortune stage.

>> my jaw drops. you're in awe. you've seen it on tv. it's just like anything else. when you see it on tv and you see it in person, it's just a different perspective. >> watch on the red carpet celebrates wheel of fortune tonight at 830 right here on abc seven. and then you can catch ryan's premiere on wheel of fortune monday at 9:00, following after the game right here on abc seven. and it will be on tuesday at 8:00. and then at its regular t

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