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officially one and zero to start mean, this is surreal. >> you know, i love the 40 off the season. after a decisive win over the new york jets. niners. i love my job. i love >> yes, and we have abc7 news this city. i just i can't team coverage with chris alvarez believe this. live from levi's stadium. j-r stone spoke to fans and joins us >> and doctor lucy kornblith was from the parking lot. in attendance as well. she's the >> but let's begin with abc7 news sports director larry beil. surgeon who treated pearsall at larry, the 40 niners looked good the hospital. pearsall gave each tonight. what a way to kick off of themeunion on the field. >> new details now, as we the season. >> yes, especially when you consider that they didn't have continue to follow the christian mccaffrey. i mean, the investigation into the shooting best player in the league of pearsall, we've now learned offensively last year. so about an hour before kickoff we get that the 17 year old suspect in the case brought a gun to school word mccaffrey is not going to play because of the calf injury. the week before the union square shooting. a report from the that's been bothering him during training camp. and as it turned tracy police department shows details about the august 21st out no mccaffrey no problem 40 niners started slowly. then they incident at stein high school. started running almost downhill that's an alternative school for troubled students. the name and in this game against the jets. defense because deebo samuel had personal information is redacted from that report. the same eight carries for 23 yards and a teenager is now facing attempted touchdown. star of the night jordan mason 28 carries 147 murder charges in the pearsall yards and a touchdown. that's case. >> we move now to your voice. the most time he's carried the your vote, and we are just about ball since he was in high 20 hours away from the first school. that plus six jake moody presidential debate hosted by field goals added up to a 3219 abc news. this is new video of win over the jets. as we bring the stage where it will all take in abc seven's chris alvarez place in philadelphia. a new live from levi's. chris really

impressive, given that last poll of likely voters shows the race virtually tied. abc news year's offensive player of the reporter mary bruce tells you year was not available. how the candidates are preparing >> yeah, larry. and for the tonight. >> with just 24 hours to go third time in the last four until their highly anticipated seasons, the 40 niners opened showdown. vice president kamala the season one zero. you harris setting off for highlight jordan mason next man philadelphia, wherecome face tor up. here he is. he looked like christian mccaffrey in a president donald trump. how are different way. but he was ready you feeling? for his moment. and the 40 >> how are you feeling? >> in a new radio interview, niners after that opening drive punt scored on the next eight harris says she's ready for possessions really put the jets whatever trump throws her way. away. they limit aaron rodgers to just one touchdown on 167 >> there's no floor for him in yards. i caught up with the terms of how low he will go. and captain and all-pro linebacker fred warner after the game to talk about the win. all right. we should be prepared for that. fred warner, a nice season we should be prepared for the opening win against the jets. fact that he is not burdened by let's talk about your defense. telling the truth. first off thoughts on the effort >> for days now, the vice and taking on aaron rodgers president has been hunkered down today. yeah i thought we i in this pittsburgh hotel, intensely preparing her team. thought we played great. even building a stage with full >> you know all the way through obviously we gave up that late tv lighting to hold mock touchdown. we got to be better debates. harris, leaning on right there. but i think for several advisers who helped prep what we were going against a hillary clinton for her 2016 great player in aaron rodgers and a lot of great weapons. i debate against trump, including think we played a great game one who played the role of the today. former president in rehearsals. >> obviously a lot of noise but harris also taking breaks to outside. you guys put that all get out in this critical state. behind you as a player. what's it like to just kind of get back

in a pittsburgh spice shop out into your sanctuary and have greeting one voter who was in a game like this? tears. come here. what is that >> man, it's great. you know you never know where your team is at about? until you until you finally get >> what is that about? what is that about? out here on that grass and >> i think you understand. i'm compete. you know, i love where pretty sure you know it's going we're at, man. we just got to continue to stack weeks and get to be good. better throughout the season. >> we're going to be good. we're going to be fine. >> you're a new dad. i'm >> harris, perhaps previewing actually a new dad to baby girl three weeks. do you have any her message for the debate. technique for the diaper change? >> no. no technique, man, but >> look, it's time to turn the page on the divisiveness. it's try and change as many as you can, man. time to bring our country >> take that off your wife and make sure you sleep less than your wife. together to chart a new way >> that's right. there you go. forward. >> while harris has been largely >> all right. fred, congratulations. we'll see you in minnesota. yes, sir. off the trail since thursday, >> appreciate it. >> larry has the great head trump over the weekend holding a coach, bill belichick said no rally in battleground wisconsin. days off. and that's how it's >> she will be the worst going to be. the niners got to president. and trump is never get right back to work. they'll wrong. i am never, ever wrong. be practicing on wednesday >> the former president trying getting ready for a vikings team sunday in minnesota. we're going to set expectations. >> is anybody going to be to see our old friend sam watching? darnold obviously the backup quarterback last year. he's now the vikings starting quarterback. he diced up the >> and spin the debate before it giants in a big win for them. so even happens? you know, if i the niners have a challenge and a familiar face coming up in just a little bit sunday destroy her in the debate, afternoon in minneapolis. they'll say trump suffered a >> larry yeah chris i got news for you. no days off for you humiliating defeat tonight. >> no matter what. either with a newborn. so good. good luck on that. but it's >> now, harris is certainly an

great to have you back. all experienced debater, but her right. thanks, man. and espn campaign is quick to note that reported mccaffrey might also this is fundamentally different. miss next week's game with the tomorrow night will be donald niners visiting the vikings. and trump's seventh presidential as chris mentioned, that will be debate. it will be harris's a reunion with ex niners quarterback sam darnold, who had first. her goal here tomorrow a big game in week one for night will be to outline and minnesota. so a lot of lot of make clear her positions and drama, a lot of intrigue. and policies, and then pivot to put off to a good start. you know the spotlight on trump to remind what? this was really fun voters of his record. to counter tonight. yeah. >> all right thanks larry. what the campaign is describing >> all right. well as for niners as trump amnesia among voters. fans, tonight's win solidifies their optimism for a chance at and yes, she will try to get super bowl 59. abc seven news under trump's skin. the reporter j.r stone spoke with challenge for harris will be to some of them and is live from bait him without being baited outside levi's stadium j.r. herself. mary bruce abc news, >> well dan it just felt good to philadelphia. >> and interestingly, tomorrow's be out here tonight. there's nothing like the feeling of debate will be the first time victory, especially after the vice president harris and former way the super bowl went last president trump have met face to face. and it will be in an year. now tonight all the talk about this year's super bowl. intimate setting. no studio audience. abc news reporter >> it's super bowl or bust. i rachel scott breaks down more feel like this. if we don't go i details. >> we're here at the national feel like if we don't win the constitution center. we are just hours away from the very first super bowl, let's not just go. debate between vice president kamala harris and former let's just end it at 17. president donald trump. when >> a woman told me earlier, she these two candidates enter this said, it's super bowl or bust room, it will be their very this year. your thoughts? first time coming face to face, >> i think so too. it's been a and they'll be standing just six feet apart. this room is quite

long good day. >> i would give it a three intimate. there will be no thumbs up. you and i make them studio audience to cheer them on, no campaign staff allowed in this room. and the candidates great. oh we do. okay cool. will not be allowed to talk to >> well, high five to that. campaign staff during the yeah. well, before the season commercial breaks either. no pre-written debate notes are allowed on this stage, but there started and in training camp, i will be a pen and pad on each of was worried that we wouldn't have aiyuk and williams, but we their podiums. the former president won the coin toss, and got big trent, we got aiyuk. so he chose to have the final >> we going back to the super word in this debate. vice bowl, baby. >> you got a big hat to go with president kamala harris choosing the podium on the right side of it? yes, sir. yes, sir. we going the debate stage. their right back. yeah. fun times all microphones will only be turned around. after tonight's win, the mood was a jovial one. there was on when it is their turn to dancing, there was chanting and speak. each candidate will have there was hollering. we spent some of the night in the press two minutes to answer each question, two minutes for a box, but you had to get out on rebuttal, and just 60s for any the concourse where you can follow up questions. and they actually get a feel for the will be paying close attention stadium volume at times tonight to this monitor right here. the it got loud at levi's, but it color will change as the time got the feeling at the end that we were just so close to one winds down, turning yellow when more massive roar. had we seen there's just 15 seconds left and one more touchdown now i was turning red when their time is up. and of course, our moderators, our very own david muir and linsey davis, will they'll be sitting right here moderating what is the first and

very likely only presidential debate before november. >> now you can watch the presidential debate hosted by abc news right here on abc seven. our coverage begins tomorrow at 5 p.m. and stick with abc seven for local reaction and analysis. tomorrow night right here on abc seven news at 11. >> right now, most polls and forecasters predict the presidential race is too close to call. earlier on abc seven news at three, we spoke to a professor with a proven track record of predicting who will be president, calling the last nine of ten elections, he shared his winning formula with us. >> i look at the fundamentals of how elections really work as votes up or down on the strength and performance of the white house party and my system, the keys to the white house gauges that i've been right since i predicted ronald reagan's reelection in april 1982, nearly three years ahead of time. when america was in the midst of the worst recession to date since

the great depression, and 60% of americans thought reagan was too old to win. >> allan lichtman calls it his 13 keys method to determining who will win the white house. those keys include charisma, the short and long term economy, party mandate, social unrest and scandal. lichtman predicts kamala harris will win this november. >> coming up next at ten. mourning the death of legendary actor james earl jones, we'll have a look back at his illustrious career and how he utilized ai for one of his roles. >> but first, evacuation orders still in effect tonight for people living near the fire in clear lake, we're going to hear from evacuees who escaped with their lives but lost their home. i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. >> i'll have the very latest on the fire conditions. plus, a look at a taste of fall coming your way. temperatures and winds. hour by hour. forecast coming up whe

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been clear lake. as firefighters work to control the boyles fire, it's already burned 76 acres. more than 30 buildings and at least 40 vehicles across the southern end of town since it started yesterday afternoon. right now, the fire is 40% contained. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard spoke with neighbors in clear lake who escaped the fire but lost everything in less than an hour. >> it was a life changing moment. like my home. just like, fell apart and like an hour. >> esperanza hagy is thankful her family is safe after the boyles fire roared through their clear lake neighborhood sunday afternoon. the family was heading home from church when they spotted the flames shooting hundreds of feet in the air. >> but like, the fire was too close. so i was. i was like panicking. >> 4000 residents told to leave their homes as the fire grew larger, too dangerous for the gaze to return home. hours later, they learned their home was gone.

>> for the past 25 years, my parents have lived there and just lost everything. they just have the clothes that they left with. but you know, everything else is gone. >> the family sharing this photo of their home before the fire. firefighters say 30 homes were lost here about 40 to 60 vehicles destroyed. >> loss of property is substantial, especially for a 76 acre fire. >> the fire started several hundred feet in that direction. and then raced up this hillside, carried by strong winds and into the neighborhood. >> and when i was around fast, we try to stay to fight it with hoses and stuff, but it was too much. >> so we had to leave and get out of there and then come to find out, we come back. it's just all burnt to the ground. so sad. >> building inspectors are going door to door assessing damage and redtagged homes. >> it's pretty dramatic in a small area. it's kind of heartbreaking because some of these folks are limited income and elderly, and it's going to

be tough again. >> investigators are now looking for a cause to the fire, but say the danger is not over. >> there's going to be a low rh in the afternoon and winds, which has the potential for areas that aren't 100% mopped up to flare up. we coined that time the witching hour. >> we're just figuring out insurance now. >> the guys are trying to move forward, but remembering the home they loved. >> i grew up in that home. yeah, i don't remember. i don't know any other home except that one in lake county. >> cornell. bernard abc seven news. >> just devastating. so fast. >> i know, and sadly, we're in this time of year. >> we are. >> it's only going to get probably more intense the next few weeks and months. meteorologist sandhya patel is here with a look at conditions out there. sandy? >> yeah, and dan and ama, let's take a look at the current conditions near the boyles fire. it is 76 degrees. relative humidity has been creeping up, which will help the firefighters. 33%. and the winds are relatively light out of the southwest, which is also going to transport a little bit of moist air through the region. 86

degrees tomorrow afternoon. so it's a cooler day. cooling will continue on wednesday, but you will notice that it warms back up middle to latter part of the workweek. now, as you will notice, the winds will remain pretty light through the night, so that should help the crews out there. but the winds will increase tomorrow by 5 p.m. we're looking at 23 miles an hour, and as you just heard, humidity values will come down once again, which will be making it tough for those crews out there tomorrow afternoon. winds right now 21 miles an hour out towards the delta near fairfield. we are expecting a breezy pattern to gusty pattern tonight. it will remain breezy as we head into 4 p.m. tomorrow afternoon. you will notice many areas in that 25 to 29 mile an hour range, and then the winds get even stronger at 3:00 in the afternoon on wednesday we're talking topping 30 miles an hour, so be prepared for this windy pattern all in association with this low that is going to dive southward. now, what it's

really going to do is help to drive our temperatures down, kick up those winds. and that of course is concerning. when the brush is getting dry around this time of year. right now on live doppler seven, we do have the marine layer right near the coastline. it has rapidly deepened. the temperatures are falling up to 16 degrees cooler right now in livermore compared to 24 hours ago. and there is a look at the marine layer from our okay camera 62 degrees in oakland, san francisco is at 58. you're currently at 64. in san jose and 59 in half moon bay from our san jose camera. partly cloudy right now, mid 50s from santa rosa to petaluma. 64 fairfield. low 60s around concord and livermore today. we had a high temperatures in the low 60s to low 90s. they're going down. kgo roof camera. the winds are pretty light along the embarcadero overnight tonight. clouds, fog and drizzle. fall like weather with below average temperatures for tomorrow and the next few days. we are expecting the breezy to gusty pattern so tonight the marine layer will push well inland. tomorrow morning, many of you

waking up to the gray skies along with spotty drizzle. and then in the afternoon, the clouds are never going to budge from the coastline, just hanging there. most of the day, 40s and 50s for most of you. 61. in antioch tomorrow afternoon, you are looking at high temperatures that will come down below average for this time of year. low 60s, coast side, low 80s. inland. inland areas will see some sun mixing in with higher clouds. accuweather seven day forecast. it's a gusty and cooler tuesday. we are looking at a minor rebound middle to latter part of the workweek, with the warmth returning by friday 90s popping up. and then just as you get used to that idea, another trough coming in, dropping those temperatures below average. once again, look at monday. i mean 60s and 70s. that's going to feel like autumn has arrived early. dan, thanks, sandy. all right. >> now to the passing of legendary actor james earl jones. tonight. we remember his long and distinguished career. and of course, that voice. abc news reporter steve osunsami looks back on his life.

>> james earl jones had a way about him as an actor and as a performer that was truly galactic. he is perhaps best known for lending his voice to one of the greatest villains in the history of cinema. no, i am your father. jones, who played the character of darth vader in the star wars films, delightfully menacing. >> i am altering the deal. pray i don't alter it any further. >> but jones had a successful career that stretched decades earlier and was one of those rare artists who won an emmy, grammy, oscar and tony nod and give you everything i had to give you. >> i gave you your life. >> one of his tony awards was for his broadway performance in the play fences, a story about a black, working class father struggling to provide for his family in 1950s america. he told us in 2014 how he prepares when he takes the stage. >> we yell. we yell at the seats, you yell at the empty seats. yeah, yeah.

>> in coming to america, a comedy that became a cultural moment, jones was the king of zamunda. >> let them wait. i'm talking to my son. >> and in disney's lion king, he was the king of the jungle. who you are. james earl jones was born in mississippi and overcame a stutter as a child. he would go on in movies like field of dreams to deliver some of the most iconic lines in storytelling. oh people will come, ray come. >> the tributes are pouring in tonight from around the world, including from actor mark hamill, who played luke skywalker in the star wars film, and from other black actors who say that jones is the reason they got into the business. jones died at his home in new york, surrounded by family. he was 93 years old. steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >> one of the all time greats. did you know that jones was paid

$7,000 for his voice as darth vader in 1977? star wars a new hope. he declined screen credit for that film and its sequel, the empire strikes back. >> but by 1983, return of the jedi, he received credit for his work as well as episode three, revenge of the sith and rogue one a star wars story. >> of course, we all knew it was his voice, yes, but for the 2022 disney+ series obi-wan kenobi, jones authorized lucasfilm to use archival recording and a.i. technology to recreate vader's voice. >> what a legendary career, right? >> amazing. all right, well, next at ten. kate, princess of wales, is opening up about her health. six months after announcing her cancer diagnosis, the personal message and video that she released today. you'll see that

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details about her journey in an emotional family video posted on social media. it features her husband, prince william, and their three children. she says the last nine months have been incredibly tough. her focus is now on staying cancer free. we certainly hope she can uh. >> jorge ramos is set to leave univision at the end of this year after a 40 year career there. 38 of those years were spent co-anchoring the most watched spanish language newscast in america. ramos and the station mutually agreed not to renew their soon to expire contract. he plans to step down after the us presidential election. the station says he leaves an undeniable mark on hispanic journalism. ramos says he will share his professional plans, what he'll do next later on. >> still ahead, the hardship of surviving a fire now complicated by disrespect from the people who are supposed to get the fire victims back in their homes. details next. >> plus, a deadly shooting involving san jose police and a

man armed with a semiautomatic

involving police and a man with a gun. today, police talked about the incident, describing how officers tried to deescalate the situation. >> abc seven news reporter lena howland has more. >> reports of an active shooter in the area of 711. the call is at 4278 center road. >> a sidewalk covered in glass. after san jose police shot a man they say had been shooting into the air randomly, both inside and outside of a restaurant sunday night, injuring one man and blowing out a nearby 711 front windows. >> i got scared myself because when he was shooting, it was so you know, so strong that we had to cover our ears. >> by the time police arrived on scene, acting san jose police chief paul joseph says he still had a gun in his hand. >> the suspect was still armed with his stolen 45 caliber

semiautomatic handgun that he was raising above his head. officers attempted to de-escalate the situation, giving the suspect commands to drop his weapon, but the suspect did not comply. >> joseph says the suspect then pointed his gun at officers, causing four officers to shoot him. each of those officers has at least three years of experience. the suspect was taken to the hospital where he later died. jose rodriguez was helping out at the restaurant when the shooting happened. i heard when they asked him, drop the gun and that's it, because i was back there in the restaurant with the girls, the waiters and the cook to try to make them calm down. he says while he didn't personally know the suspect, the man was a regular at the shopping center. chief joseph says he had been drinking at the restaurant earlier that day. >> we are learning that the suspect had estranged himself from his family. he was drinking heavily and had made comments regarding suicidal ideations. by all accounts, we believe the

suspect was determined to have an armed confrontation with police and unfortunately shot a bystander during his self-created melee. >> san jose mayor matt mehan saying he's grateful for the swift actions of officers that may have saved lives. >> i believe that the reason that this was not a much worse tragedy than it already is because our officers responded quickly and courageously and did what they needed to do to ensure the safety of others who were there. >> lena howland abc seven news. >> fairfield police have arrested a man who they say stabbed a stranger on an amtrak train last night. the 21 year old victim suffered stab wounds to his chest and was hospitalized in critical condition. police say another passenger was able to take the knife from the suspect and detained him until police got there. the 23 year old suspect is from sacramento and faces charges, including attempted murder. the motive remains unclear. police say the victim and suspect did not know each other.

>> a show of support today for an unhoused san francisco woman who is fighting a very serious illness and also fighting the city. the group faith in action bay area, held a rally this morning outside zuckerberg general hospital in support of carmen marquez. the group claims marquez contracted meningitis while in a city operated homeless shelter earlier this year. she had to have one of her legs and a number of fingers amputated. members of faith in action say the city rejected carmen's request for the appropriate support for her medical condition, asking for dignified housing, permanent housing, stable, comfortable housing that meets carmen's necessities needs. marquez joined the rally by phone from her hospital room. we reached out to the city for a response to these claims. the city officials released a statement. the city's health department, quote, responded immediately, and all individuals at the shelter were given antibiotics to prevent infection. no other

cases of meningitis have been reported at that location or any other shelter in san francisco. >> now to a story about confusion and frustration for seniors in their 80s and 90s. even 100 months after they were displaced by a fire at their apartment complex in san francisco's japantown. as abc seven news anchor dion lim explains, the effort to get them back home was treated more like an eviction than a homecoming yoga. >> warsaw i almost fell into depression because i didn't know what was happening. >> 91 year old yong lim remembers the fire that ripped through her senior housing facility along fillmore street like it was yesterday. >> some firemen came and lifted me and took me downstairs. >> the blaze on may 10th forced more than 50 seniors at the jones senior homes to find new housing. many relocated temporarily to this extended stay building in alameda, but on september 4th, residents who lived on the second floor of the jones were given this letter saying restoration work was done and they needed to move back by

september 6th. >> in two days, like it's impossible for them to move back, i feel worried and concerned. >> we need time. >> panicked and confused due partially to the language barrier, men and women in their 80s 90s and even as old as 103 grabbed their belongings and walkers and attempted to move back. this 92 year old with an ailing back reduced to tears. >> even if they move in, it's really hard to live under these conditions. >> under that management, nonprofit groups such as asians are strong and the korean community center of the east bay, who have been aiding seniors with food and transportation since the fire. are now helping along with the asian law caucus, to foster more communication between the seniors and the alton management group that oversees the jones. i reached out to billy hutton of alton management. he acknowledged things could have gone smoother and apologized, promising more communication. going forward in different languages. >> this is what we want. we want them to speak their mind and actually be able to express their opinions and have a voice.

>> as the rest of the residents wait to hear back on what's next, lim knows what she wants. >> she can. >> the number one thing is just to be us. they're very

which closed about a year ago. city officials say more security will be added in the area. it's not clear when that store will reopen. >> the 76th emmy awards are sunday night right here on abc, and it features emmys. the emmys first ever father and son hosting team. >> that's right. but before eugene levy and dan levy take the emmys stage they sat down with on the red carpet, george pennacchio. >> here's a newsflash for both of you. you're not going anywhere, and we're planning a surprise party for your mother.

>> no. >> eugene levy and dan levy were part of emmys history when the final season of schitt's creek swept the comedy categories in 2020. now, the father and son, both four time emmy winners, will take the emmys stage again this time as hosts. every emmy host wants to make his or her mark or their mark. so what do you think your mark will be this emmy year? eugene. >> we hope to kick it off in a way that's kind of energized, makes people feel good, and then we launch into the show. okay, yeah. >> it's celebratory. you know, i always there are times where you watch award shows and the, the hosts are really they're roasting. which, don't get me wrong, i love i don't think we have it in our dna to like, scorch earth this emmys and just throw everybody under the bus. >> canadians don't do that. >> let's give a tip to some of the nominees. they're going to be first timers out there. they're nervous. they're nervous

about when their category comes up. >> can't do anything a >> can't do anything about it. you're right. you're going to be scared. you're going to be nervous. and rightfully so. >> and it's okay if all you think about is yourself until that happens. it's a very common thing. i remember sitting there the first year we were nominated and just like waiting, waiting for the category, trying to. and then, you know, a camera would be over there and then you kind of put on a i'm having a really great time. i'm not just completely consumed with the category coming up. >> so the envelope opens and your name's not in it. which one of you is better at the. >> it depends who you're losing to. you know, one way requires real acting, and the other way is just a bit more natural where you're actually feeling good for the person who won. i'd be very curious this year to watch some people's reactions. >> emmy hosts always bring some surprises, or the shows have surprises. can you give me a

number? throw out something about how many times we might be surprised watching the emmys this year. 11. it may be bs, but i like the confidence in it. >> i'm also going with 11. >> okay then 11. it is eugene who's also an emmy nominee again for his show the reluctant traveler can currently be seen in the new season of only murders in the building on hulu. >> oh, yeah. you think you got this? >> we're not children. and can you open this snick snack? my assistant's not here. >> and all six seasons of the emmy winning schitt's creek with eugene and dan are streaming on hulu as well. >> oh my god, david, what you just saw was your mother and me. >> i know what i saw an intimate moment that george pennacchio for abc news. >> host. you are so good together again. the 76th emmys are this sunday. you can watch it right here on abc seven, beginning at 5:00. >> and that is it for this edition of abc seven news at ten. >> i'm ama daetz and i'm dan

ashley for sandyha patel. the entire abc seven news team. have a great night. here's a look at what's coming up next on abc seven news at 11. >> from oprah's favorite things to financial trouble, the money problems, driving a popular coffee shop to dramatic steps. >> plus a bizarre bird napping. a break in at an east bay shop ending with two missing birds and their owners plea. all of that and more coming up in just a couple of minutes. stay with us

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to the sidewalk with a bike lane closer to cars, or push the parklet out and allow the bike lane to run next to the curb. option two would mean the parklet will take up space that could be used for parking. >> that has been one of the big question marks that we needed to get answered. so currently there are 26 parklets on this eight block stretch on valencia and 2021 of them would like to stay against the curb so they would not be moved at all. >> sfmta plans to share the final design as part of a walking tour and open house, planned for later this month. >> a new sheriff's office headquarters for san mateo county. take a look at the ribbon cutting ceremony today, which celebrated the opening. the county honor guard raised the flag for the first time for this facility. officials spoke to attendees about the significance of this hq. sheriff cristina corpuz says this building was once the old maguire jail, where she started her career as a young correctional officer. today it's home to many services forward

facing to the public, an opportunity for all of our services to be under one roof and for us to be more accessible to the community. it's a big day for corpus, who is the county's first female sheriff since it was founded in 1856. attendees also got to take a look inside the new building. >> next up, it's being called apple intelligence, the tech giant's version of ai. and today, an unveiled its first iphone built specifically for this type of technology. we're going to show you the highlights from today's big apple event. as a tech expert weighs in on what we saw today. stay with us probably family. family, why is that? buenos dias, buenos dias.

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people are expected to attend. >> today, apple announced its newest iphone. the iphone 16 features ai capabilities, colors and sizes. >> yes, it comes as the tech giant aims to improve sluggish sales of the iphone. abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes has more from experts on whether today's announcement will actually move the needle. >> introducing the iphone 16. it's apple's first iphone built specifically for generative, artificial intelligence, or, as the tech giant calls it, apple intelligence. >> apple intelligence is going to transform so much of what you do with iphone. >> there's a lineup of four iphone 16 models, phones capable of handling a more advanced version of siri. >> siri will follow along if you stumble over your words. >> hey siri, who is the architect behind the museum of wait? no, not the museum. the palace of fine arts. >> bernard maybeck designed the palace of fine arts. >> they'll also feature things like a customizable action button that will replace the

mute button, letting phone owners doe or turn on a flashlight. they'll be equipped with a physical button that opens the camera. >> the camera control elegantly blends hardware and software. when you click, it launches the camera. >> some of the features shown at monday's event were previewed at apple's worldwide developers conference in june, and the stakes for apple have been high, with the company coming into the ai game later than others. many have looked to apple's jump into ai as an opportunity for it to improve iphone sales. many of the apple ai functions announced will be part of the newest update to ios 18. the new smartphones will be in stores september 20th. tech expert marc vena said monday's announcements could take some time to really motivate the average person to go out and buy the latest model. >> i think it's going to be it's going to require some type of killer application that may not have been, may not even be available yet, or something that, hey, i have this phone, i have this capability, and i can do something on it that i can't do on previous models. >> apple also announced new models of its apple watch and

airpods, each boasting capabilities that can help improve health and fitness. the newest iphone is coming to stores later this month. will cost between 800 to $1200. in silicon valley, zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> here at ten. thousands of homes threatened as firefighters battle triple digit heat. we're tracking the largest wildfire burning in southern california right now. >> plus, remember the artist who went viral for her sketches of jimmy g. every day until he was traded. well, now the 40 niners fan has

but do they really? do they see all that you are? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. trabuco canyon. this after the county's public works crew accidentally started the fire while moving boulders to prevent public access to an area of the canyon where fire danger was high. this happened just before 130 this afternoon, and at last check the fire had already burned 1900 acres. two firefighters were treated for head related injuries and one civilian was hospitalized for

smoke inhalation. luckily, so far, there has been no significant report of property damage. >> and just to the north of that in san bernardino, firefighters are getting a handle on the line fire, which is now 5% contained but already more than 23,000 acres have burned and evacuation warnings are in place. reporter rob mcmillan, from our sister station in los angeles is there as the line fire continues to burn in the san bernardino mountains. >> some of the most active firefighting is on the east as the flames push toward highway 38 near mentone. >> the fire behavior today stands just like the last couple of days. it's going to be unpredictable. >> to the west, firefighters are keeping watch near running springs, where there were some real close calls over the weekend. >> it was pretty dark in here. we saw flames creeping up. actually caught a uh- just before our house caught fire. >> if you want to see how close the fire got to some of the homes in running springs, this

is a perfect example. you can see that home right there and then saturday, late in the afternoon, the fire came roaring up. this hill stopped in part because of the rain. >> i've not seen a rain drops that big, and it was wild as you. as you can look down here, you can see an edge where the. where it just stopped. >> so far the fire is only 3% contained. hand crews working carefully and methodically in steep, rugged terrain in the san bernardino mountains. one of the reasons highway 330 is still closed is that it's right in the middle of the fire zone. this happened over the weekend. you can see where the fire jumped the highway, damaging some of the guardrails here. it's likely this highway will be closed for quite some time. the evacuation of this area is required. meantime, more than 12,000 people remain under evacuation orders. most of those folks in the san bernardino mountains. >> if you're in one of those mountain communities, we really urge you to leave sooner than later. that way, we can cut down

on the amount of people that are on the roadways and have it safe for our firefighters to come out there and protect the property. >> rob mcmillan abc seven news. >> and of course eye on conditis here, and they're absolutely critical. >> meteorologist sandyha patel is tracking those for us. sandhya. >> yeah, and we do have red flag warnings down in southern california with good reason. as you take a look here, uh- two of them. one expires tonight at 11 p.m, the other one going until wednesday at 12 p.m. it's a combination of dry fuels, gusty winds, and low relative humidity. when you take a look at the satellite picture from earlier today, all the fires that are burning down in southern california, getting picked up as you see the explosive growth across the region. some of that smoke drifting into other areas. but so far we're okay. now i do want to give you a quick update on tropical storm francine. it is expected to rapidly intensify into a hurricane right now packing winds of 65 miles an hour. it is nearing parts of texas and louisiana as it

approaches, becoming a category one hurricane. tomorrow at 5:00, 48in of rain expected. dangerous storm surge, 5 to 10ft. and we're talking about very strong winds as well. landfall is expected near the louisiana coast wednesday evening with 85 mile an hour winds and then rapidly weakening. but of course, the concern is going to be the storm surge, the wind, the rain, a combination of all of that leading to flooding. live doppler seven here locally, showing you the fog along the coast. it's already crossed over into parts of the bay. tomorrow afternoon it is a cooler day across many parts of the bay area. breezy to gusty. low 60s to low 80s for our inland east bay. it's certainly not going to feel like summer, but wednesday temperatures will start to recover a couple of degrees, and on thursday we get you back up into the upper 80s. you will notice that by friday we start to see a few low 90s, so it will feel like summer again in a few days. but until then, summer is on break. tomorrow it's more

like fall, gusty and cooler. low 60s to low 80s. a minor rebound as i mentioned, mid to latter part of the workweek. and then another low pressure system is going to come in here through the weekend into early next week. that one looks stronger toppling the temperatures. i mean, when you go from low 90s to upper 70s monday, i think it's going to be time to bring out the sweaters and the boots. dan, i hope you're ready. >> i guess i'm going to have to get ready here. yeah. sandy, thanks a lot. well, the artist who turned the forty-niners into her muse has a new project for the new season. rita carvalho is known for her niners inspired artwork on social media. with the start of the new season, rita's launched what she's calling the drawing the niners revenge tour. these are the first two photos rita plans to create a drawing each day of the season, with the final work coming after the super bowl. she hopes. >> hopefully i get to do one more drawing than last year, because last year i drew until

the super bowl and then we lost. so i had a drawing ready in case of uh, both things happen. win or lose, but i didn't get to post a winning drawing, so i'm hopeful that this year i get to post one. >> just last week, rita created a drawing dedicated to 40 niners wide receiver ricky pearsall, who of course, was shot during a robbery recently. she went viral in 2022 for drawing a picture of then 40 niners quarterback jimmy garoppolo every day until he was traded. that lasted for 404 days. >> today wasn't just the 40 niners first game of the season. it's also rookie wide receiver ricky pearsall. 24th birthday. the 40 niners instagram account posted this message wishing pearsall a happy birthday. of course, he didn't play tonight as he remains on the 40 niners non-football injury list. but the niners posted this instagram video as he walked into levi's stadium this afternoon. he was dressed in denim and looked to

be in good spirits. >> happy birthday ricky! what a great birthday for him. this is. well, coming up next, the 76th emmy awards are less than a week away right here on abc seven. after the break, you're going to hear from the father son duo hosting the awards and how many surprises they with power you can count on... capability that doesn't compromise... ...a hard-working ev with more range than any competitor... and the potential to take you anywhere. it's chevy truck season! get 1.9% financing plus, make no monthly payments for ninety days on all 2024 silverado 1500 pickups. chevrolet. together let's drive.