giving out bomb making instructions. they're putting together a hit list. >> the justice department saying they've uncovered a plot to incite a race war. two people arrested, one from northern california. the federal crimes they are now facing. unbelievable. i mean, this is surreal. >> you know, i love the 40 niners. i love my job. i love this city. i just i can't

believe this. >> oh, what a moment, ricky pearsall on the field before the 40 niners game honoring the officer and surgeon who helped to save his life. today, the teen accused in his shooting is due back in court. it's been a long, good day >> we love a solid kid soundbite. a great start to the season at levi's stadium. excited fans already talking about the super bowl after last night's win against aaron rodgers and the new york jets. good morning. it is tuesday, september 10th. >> yes. we're going to start this check of our forecast with spencer. >> yeah. you know it's kind of drizzly out there this morning. a little misty. a few low clouds. a breezy onshore flow. as you can see here on the satellite radar composite image. temperature readings right now. 58, in san francisco and san mateo, mainly upper 50s to low shoreline up in the north bay. a little bit cooler, only low to mid 50s for most locations

there. and we've got mid to upper 50s in our inland east bay locations. here's a view from our rooftop camera looking across the embarcadero. our forecast headlines are these next few days. it's going to be cooler and breezy to gusty. so it's going to feel rather fall like. and of course the misty mornings. we have one today already. misty mornings will be with us with patchy coastal drizzle for the next few days. so this is a fall like pattern we're in right now. we will experience below average temperatures for the next several days. let's take you through the forecast animation for today. we've got lots of drizzle out there right now. it's not going to go away very quickly over the next few hours. up to about midday or so. they'll still be patchy drizzle. some of it moving onshore, but we'll see skies getting brighter and brighter and the clouds that are lingering will get thinner and thinner as we get into the afternoon hours. so here's a look at our high temperatures for today over in the inland east bay, only up to about 80. upper 70s to 80. in the warmest spots. so you can see it's cooling down upper 60s to low 70s around the bay shoreline. and we'll have a further look into the week ahead later. but

right now, traffic with amanda. >> yeah. good morning spencer. our south beach cam showing you a quiet and calm drive across the bay bridge here at 502. that story is the same across the bay area. our overall map only showing that typical slowdown along the altamont pass. but really nothing in your way. this morning, san jose, 101 880 overcrossing. same thing. cars are filling in in the northbound direction, but really not that much. and then our drive times, i'll leave you with 47 minutes. is that typical slowdown from tracy to dublin, 16 minutes from dublin to mission boulevard south and another 16 minute drive to take you from 101 to cupertino. let's get back to the desk and we're going to start with the live look from philadelphia this morning. >> this is the national constitution center, where the stage is set for tonight's presidential debate. this abc news debate will be the first and potentially only time vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump face off before election day. vice president harris landed in philly last night. former president trump is set to arrive sometime today, with polls still showing a tight race. tonight's

debate could have a major impact. >> those undecideds, it might. it's a marginal group. it's a it's a small group. uh. but, you know, this election is going to be a marginal election. it's going to be decided by a small amount of votes. >> both candidates are going in with significant new endorsements. harris from members of the cheney family, longtime and staunch republican, and trump from the national fraternal order of police. vice president harris says she expects trump to lie and revert to personal attacks, so she is preparing to respond to that. trump is not prepping with mock debates. instead, he's holding informal policy sessions with a small team of advisers. you can watch the presidential debate hosted by abc news right here on abc seven. our coverage begins at 5 p.m. and stick with abc seven for local reaction and analysis on abc seven news at 11. >> google is facing another antitrust lawsuit that could break up the company. the justice department argues google has built a monopoly in

lucrative technology that delivers online ads. both sides made opening statements yesterday before a judge. this is the second federal antitrust trial against the mountain view based company. last month, the judge ruled google illegally held a monopoly over its internet search. >> more than 100 current and former employees who work for i companies are calling on governor newsom to sign a bill regulating the technology. the bill made it out of the state legislature late last month. state senator scott wiener of san francisco authored that bill. it would set up numerous regulations for companies that spend more than $100 million to develop ai. governor newsom has, until the end of the month to sign or veto it. >> the justice department says it's uncovered a plot to incite a, quote, race, war and amanda. authorities have arrested suspects allegedly part of the white supremacist group plotting attacks. >> kumasi a federal indictment claims one man from california and another from idaho are the leaders of a white supremacist group looking to ignite that, quote, race war. 34 year old

dallas humber of elk grove and 37 year old matthew allison face more than a dozen federal charges, though those charges are related to a chat group on the social media platform telegram. telegram has been criticized for what has been described as its relaxed approach to content moderation. the group, which refers to itself as terror graham, allegedly directed its members to commit hate crimes against black and jewish people, immigrants and people of the lgbtq plus community. the indictment also claims the group plotted to kill high value targets, including a u.s. senator, and incited followers to carry out terror attacks around the world. >> chilling part is that some of these attacks, according to the justice department, have already been carried out, including a man in slovenia who killed two people before taking his own life. a man in turkey who stabbed five people, and a new jersey teen who the fbi says plotted to attack the power grid. >> and the indictment claims humber posted pictures of the

2016 pulse nightclub shooting in florida as an example of what members could carry out. the two suspects are in custody awaiting a court date. back to you, reggie. >> amanda. thank you. happening today. the teenager accused of shooting forty-niners rookie ricky pearsall during an attempted robbery is due in court today. and this comes after a heartfelt reunion at last night's home opener between pearsall and first responders, who helped him. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez at levi's stadium this morning in santa clara. gloria. the two women were celebrated as heroes. >> reporter they were reggie and the niners are celebrating a commanding win after an incredible game. but the real spotlight last night was on a police officer and a surgeon on the football field. check out this footage right here. it was a very powerful moment as 40 niners rookie wide receiver ricky pearsall reunited with two women who helped save his life just over a week ago. we're talking about doctor lucy kornblith, a surgeon at san

francisco general hospital, and sergeant joel harrell, the officer who heard the shots and ran to help near union square. harrell, a longtime officer who once patrolled candlestick park, now visiting levi's stadium for the first time at the niners invitation. i'm just thankful. >> the outcome. i'm thankful he listened. that was a big part of it. him being an athlete, him being used to coaching, it all came together and people like that in my life. >> pearsall just days after taking a bullet through the chest. saying thank you to the women who helped him through it. he gave each of them signed jerseys. pearsall is out for at least three more weeks, though he told them monday night football crew that he felt amazing, like he could be back on the field right now. and the 17 year old suspect accused of shooting him in an attempted robbery is due back in court this afternoon. abc seven has learned that he took a gun to school in the week of that

shooting. live at levi's stadiu. gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. thank you gloria. >> with the 40 niners strong opening performance at levi's stadium, there is growing excitement for the niners this season, but right now there is just one basic thing on fans minds. could the team get another chance at the super bow? >> it's super bowl or bust. i think so too. >> is there anything that worries you about the 40 niners or any of this season at all? nope. i have faith. >> honestly, nothing. nothing good about this season. >> the faithful staying open minded. the niners play the next game against the vikings on the road in minnesota that sunday. >> checking out weather right now. it's sort of a misty morning. we've got some thin clouds around. as you can see on this view from our exploratorium camera. right now it's 58 degrees in the city, low 60s at oakland, hayward, san jose, redwood city at 59 at half moon bay. another view from our rooftop camera looking across the embarcadero very clear view

from this angle. 54 degrees in santa rosa right now. mid-fifties. also at petaluma, napa, fairfield, concord and livermore are in the upper 50s, closing in on 60 degrees. it's going to be warming up a little faster in the inland areas in the east bay than anywhere else. these are our forecast headlines for the next few days. look for breezy to gusty conditions and cooler than it has been of late. we will have more misty mornings coming our way with patchy coastal drizzle over the next several mornings. and this fall-like pattern with below average temperatures is going to take us through the next seven days at least. so this afternoon, look for high temperatures under partly cloudy conditions, upper 70s to about 80 degrees in the inland east bay. down in the south bay, san jose will top out at 78 degrees around the bay shoreline, 69 at oakland 72, san mateo 66. here in san francisco and up in the north bay. we'll see highs ranging from mid to upper 70s. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast. it gets breezier and gustier tomorrow it will be the windiest day in the forecast future. friday it warms up a little bit. then temperatures

drop down again back into a cooler, more fall-like pattern. reggie. >> thanks, spencer. this morning, multiple wildfires burning across the state. evacuation orders in place for thousands of people as fire crews in some areas face extreme heat. we're tracking when there could be some relief. and apple unveiling its latest iphone preorders starting in just a few days. >> the new ai features the company is hoping will make you trade up for a new phone. >> the princess of wales opening up about her cancer diagnosis. what kate middleton is revealing about her better in as little as 2 weeks. and when you can breathe better, what isn't better? this is better. this is better. that's better. and that. even this. dupixent is an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. it works with your asthma medicine to help improve lung function. that's pretty good! dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's proven to help prevent asthma attacks. it can reduce or even eliminate oral steroids.

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acres burned in orange county's trabuco canyon in a fire that was sparked yesterday. public works crews started it by accident, trying to prevent access to dangerously dry brush. 1400 homes got evacuated and in san bernardino county, thousands are still under evacuation because of the lion fire, and more are prepared to leave after

seeing flames and the air gets bad. >> we're probably going to head down. hopefully it will just burn up the ridge and our little community will be free from flames that are nearby. >> big bear valley is under evacuation warning because of the fire. it spread to more than 23,000 acres and the temperatures are scorching. 36,000 structures are threatened. so far, no homes have burned in the north bay. >> some evacuation orders have been scaled back to warnings near the boyles fire after about 4000 people were told to leave on sunday. it's burned 81 acres in lake county. crews are gaining some control, though the blaze is now at 40% containment. firefighters say more than 30 homes have been lost. about 40 to 60 vehicles destroyed. rescue crews are searching the burn area for all the missing pets and posting the ones they are able to find. clear lake animal control has reunited some families thanks to microchips and hope for many more. >> and now to a different fire

that is burning just across the state line near reno. it's causing poor air quality across the sierra. amanda. there are evacuations and concerns. the conditions are about to get worse. >> reggie a red flag warning is in effect today and tomorrow, raising the fire danger even higher. now, nevada's governor declared a state of emergency yesterday to bring more resources to help fight the davis fire. the fire is burning out of control just south of reno, between davis creek regional park and the mount rose ski lodge. so far, 5000 acres have burned and four buildings have been destroyed. the national guard says it has three helicopters in the air, and nevada guardsmen captured this video from a black hawk chopper before performing a water bucket drop over the weekend. and then we want you to check this out. at least a dozen horses trying to escape the flames in southern reno. there are power outages in that area, and up to 14,000 people are under evacuation

orders. >> the flames crested the hill back over there. so we said, okay, let's get out of here before they, you know, actually come and just force us out. >> tonight, fire officials will hold a community meeting at a local reno middle school. back to you. reggie >> mayor. thank you. you can keep track. >> you can keep track of wildfires across the state with our interactive wildfire tracke. just head to abc seven news.com/fire map. >> the bluegrass music festival, held every year in tahoe, has been canceled for 2025. organizers blame the rising cost of doing business in northern california. winter wonder grass tahoe will take a year off. organizers say they hope to return after a year of review and reorganization. the festival has been a favorite for a decade now, drawing bluegrass fans to the palisades tahoe ski resort in 2025 would have run through april 4th through the sixth. >> apple's newest iphone is on the way. the iphone 16 features new ai capabilities, colors, and

sizes. it comes as the cupertino based company aims to improve sluggish sales of the phone. abc7 news south bay reporter zach fuentes has more from experts on whether yesterday's announcement is going to 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 do things like translate a phrase 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 iphones coming to stores later this month will cost between 800 to $1200. in silicon

valley, zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> i was picking mine out this morning. >> which one did you decide on? >> i don't know. >> okay. >> what is it about the color? no, the price. >> oh, that too when i saw. >> i mean, i know he just gave a bigger range, but the one i was looking at when i saw starting at 1000. >> oh, my goodness. >> especially when, you know, as old as our phones are, they've been paid off. >> it paid off. >> how much is the trade in price for these phone payments? i know, i know, like i own you, right? >> i own you. >> it's okay. i'm ready. i just got to pick out a color. okay. pro max. max. >> max. >> are you really not? max? max! do you have a max now? yes i do. >> oh, get ready to pay. the more, the more words you put on it. that's another $300. >> numbers and words work a little overtime. get ready. >> oh, that's what i'm doing

here with the weather right now. we've got some big changes coming our way. pattern is changing, too. i think in a better direction. getting cooler and breezier and a little mistier beginning to feel a little like fall. as you see, with this onshore flow and the satellite radar composite image. not very windy at the moment, but over the next couple of days we will see some windy to gusty conditions developing across the bay area. we have a little mist in the air this morning that's going to be a feature, a regular feature over the next few days. 58 degrees in san francisco right now, 62 at oakland, hayward, san jose, 61 redwood city and 59 at half moon bay. looking across the embarcadero, we have a clear view right now. although there are some misty spots around the city. 54 degrees in santa rosa. mid 50s also right now at petaluma, napa and fairfield. upper 50s, almost 60, in fact, at concord and livermore. and these are the forecast headlines over the next few days. as i mentioned, it will be breezy and gusty and cooler than we've been of late with misty mornings continuing through the next several days. patchy coastal drizzle is with us today, in fact, and this

again is a fall like pattern. and fall is not that far away. so this afternoon look for brighter skies. but there will be lingering clouds for much of the day. but in the afternoon hours we'll get the peak of sunshine coverage. high temperatures in the inland east bay up to about 80 degrees, way lower than yesterday's highs. south bay highs 78. san jose 81. morgan hill will see upper 60s to low 70s around the bay shoreline up in the north bay, mainly mid to upper 70s only low to mid 60s on the coast. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast. so tomorrow will be slightly milder than today. but the big feature tomorrow will be a windy, gusty afternoon. near average temperatures on thursday and friday, but then temperatures start to taper off again going into the weekend. and once again closer. we get to the actual uh- beginning of fall. the more fall-like is going to feel kumasi. >> all right, thank you spencer. >> coming up, the seven things to know this morning. >> an iconic father son duo will be hosting the 76th emmy awards this sunday night. how eugene and dan levy say they are

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donald trump right here on abc seven. our coverage starts at 5 p.m. >> number two, the teen accused in the shooting of forty-niners rookie ricky pearsall will be back in court today. last night, he reunited with two women who helped save save him at levi's stadium before the team's game against the jets. >> number three sfmta says the redesign for the controversial valencia street bike lane is almost done. we're going to get to see the final design during an open house later this month. >> number four multiple wildfires are burning in southern california this morning. thousands of people under evacuation orders. fire crews have been dealing with extreme heat during a heat wave that's expected to continue through today. >> number five, we are in a transitional weather pattern right now. next few days breezy to gusty. it will be cooler. patchy morning drizzle and it's going to be fall-like with fall basically about 12 days away. >> and number six, let's take you to the east bay. a look at our east shore freeway from our emeryville camera. you can see cars are filling in for those headed toward the bay bridge. drive times from highway four to

the city of san francisco. just 32 minutes. >> number seven, federal investigators are looking into reports that nearly 800,000 jeeps could be at risk for engine fires. 2021 to 2023 wranglers and gladiators are in question, so if you own one, you should park it outside until further notice. new developments regarding the health of kate middleton. the 42 year old princess of wales is now completed chemotherapy treatment after announcing her cancer diagnosis earlier this year. >> the cancer journey is complex, scary and unpredictable for everyone, especially those closest to you. >> yesterday, she shared personal 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. middleton says she plans to return to work in the coming months.

>> this morning, condolences are pouring in for james earl jones, the iconic actor who died yesterday at 93. no i am your father. >> remember who you are. >> jones had a distinguished career that spanned some 60 years and took him from a small town theater in northern michigan to the highest reaches of hollywood. jones was paid only $7,000 for the role that he may be best known for his voice performance 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. for the 2022 disney+ series obi-wan kenobi. jones authorized lucasfilm to use archival recording and ai tech to recreate vader's voice. he was with family when he died, and no cause of death was

shared. >> the 76 emmy awards are sunday night right here on abc, and it features emmys first ever father and son hosting duo on the red carpet. george pennacchio sit down with eugene and dan levy. levy excuse me. ahead of television's biggest night. >> 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 and 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 again. >> the 76th emmys are this sunday, september 15th. coverage starts at 3 p.m, followed by the award show at five. all right. here on abc seven. from oprah's

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the pages were open and the window was smashed in. they're not just things. they're not just money. they're, you know, living beings. >> two exotic birds taken from a business in the east bay now at 530. the shop owners are asking for your help to track down the thieves. >> we are just hours away from the first ever presidential debate between former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris. i'm christiane cordero at the national constitution center in philadelphia. >> confusion and frustration. the runaround from san francisco residents are getting after having to evacuate their homes because of a fire. good morning everybody. it is tuesday,

september 10th. >> we start with a check on the weather. hi, spencer. >> hello, reggie. well, this morning is off to a breezy and misty start. we've got a nice onshore flow. it's not that onsw will increase during the week as the week goes on. now we're looking at temperatures in the mid to upper 50s around the bay shoreline, at least closer to the coast across the bay on the east side. low 60s right now over in the inland east bay, we've got 54 danville, 59 at concord and livermore. as we get into the afternoon. a modest warm up today, up to upper 70s to near 80 in the warmest inland spots in the east bay, upper 70s down in the south bay, upper 60s to low 70s around the bay shoreline, and only low 60s on the coast. amanda. >> hi, spencer. we'll start at the golden gate where there is no fog in your way here. it looks like cars are dashing, but we are seeing some stop and go traffic as you approach the tolls. and this is because construction crews are certainly currently clearing the roadways here at 531 and mass transit all green for you. bart, ace and caltrain not seeing any delays. kumasi. >> thanks, amanda. your voice, your vote. we're just hours away

from the first ever presidential debate between vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump. abc news is hosting the candidates at the national constitution center in philadelphia. and that's where we find abc news reporter christiane cordero, who's joining us live with what we can expect tonight. good morning. reporter >> hey there. kumasi, good morning to you. from a pristine national constitution center. you know, tonight's debate is an opportunity for both candidates to speak directly to voters while standing directly across from their opponent for the first time ever. vice president kamala harris has arrived in philadelphia. how are you feeling? and at one of the most consequential days of her political career, in just hours, she'll stand six feet apart from former president donald trump, their campaign trails intersecting on a debate stage for the first time ever. trump expected to arrive later today for what will be his seventh presidential debate. >> i just can't wait for this debate to help american citizens decide on who to vote for.

>> i haven't swayed who i'm going to vote for, but i still want to hear what all parties have to say. >> though hosting the debate philadelphia's national constitution center. abc news's david muir and linsey davis will moderate in front of a countdown clock that tells candidates how much time they have before their microphones turn off. the mics will stay muted until it's each candidate's turn to speak. abc's rachel scott on the debate stage. >> this room is quite intimate. there will be no studio audience to cheer them on. no campaign staff allowed in this room. and the candidates will not be allowed to talk to campaign staff during the commercial breaks, either. >> trump's last presidential debate was less than three months ago, but the dynamics could not be more different. the former president is now the oldest person in the race, almost two decades older than his new opponent. harris has spent the past week largely away from the spotlight, instead preparing with mock debates under full studio lighting. >> we should be prepared for the fact that he is not burdened by telling the truth. >> trump held a rally over the weekend. >> is anybody going to be watching? >> no. mock debates? no. studio

lighting. instead meeting with advisers including former democratic presidential candidate tulsi gabbard. with this preview of trump's strategy on fox. she cannot run away from her record. the latest pol shows the race tied 49 to 49, with 56 days to go before the election. we're live in philadelphia. i'm christiane cordero, kumasi. back to you. >> thank you. christiane. well, there are several watch parties going on across the bay area for the debate tonight. the san francisco democratic party will debut their new headquarters downtown with a watch party there tonight. the doors open at 4 p.m. the san francisco republican party also hosting a watch party. it will be at the mad dog and the fog bar, located on haight street. they're asking for a $20 donation to attend. so whether you watch at a party or at home, you can check out the presidential debate hosted by abc news right here on abc seven. our coverage starts at 5 p.m, then stick around for new episodes of wheel of fortune and jeopardy! and a full recap of

the debate and local reaction on abc seven news at 11. >> happening today, the 17 year old accused of shooting forty-niners rookie ricky pearsall during an attempted robbery is expected back in juvenile court. the football player took to the field last night to thank two people who rushed to his aid. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez at levi's stadium this morning in santa clara. gloria, this was a great moment between this football player and these two women. reporter. >> it was such an emotional moment. reggie. the niners, of course, are celebrating a big win this morning and yesterday was not only the 40 niners first game of the season, it was also ricky pearsall's 24th birthday. so check out this video right here. the niners posted an instagram video as pearsall walked into levi's stadium. he looked to be in good spirits and it was a powerful moment as he had a chance to thank the two

women who helped save his life after he was shot in the chest in an attempted robbery. they are doctor lucy kornblith, a surgeon at san francisco general hospital, and sergeant joel harrell, the officer who heard the shots and ran to help pearsall. harrell, a longtime officer who once patrolled candlestick park, now visiting levi's stadium for the first time. unbelievable. i mean, this is surreal. >> you know, i love the 40 niners. i love my job. i love this city. i just i can't believe this. >> the 17 year old accused of shooting him and the attempted robbery is due back in court today. abc seven has learned that he brought a gun to school in the week before the crime. and pearsall is out for at least three more weeks. although he said yesterday that he felt amazing, like he could be back on the field right now. live at levi's stadium, gloria rodriguez, abc seven news.

>> thank you. gloria. a business in the east bay is asking for help after an unusual theft. the owner says someone broke in friday night and stole two exotic birds that are worth thousands of dollars. amanda is at the live desk with how the owner is responding to this bird napping. >> yeah, kumasi, the owner of feathered follies in concord, says someone broke in and stole her beloved pet bird, tofu. now, tofu has lived there since 2010 and is worth an estimated $2,500. in addition to taking tofu, the thief or thieves took another pet bird, plato, who was being boarded at the store. mercedes kemp tells us, whoever did this broke a window and then went straight into the room where the birds were. she showed us what she believes is a handprint on tofu's cage and a bloodied feather found on the ground. she thinks someone familiar with how to handle birds is behind the theft. >> i truly hope that it's just as simple as someone wanted him and has him, or that they want to sell him and flip him if anything happened to him

permanently. i don't know how i'd cope with that. >> kemp has started a gofundme to help raise money to offer as a reward for anyone who is able to get the birds back. she says she is working with the concord police department to bring both birds home. back to you at the desk, reggie aqui. >> amanda. thank you. new developments regarding the controversial bike lane running down the center of valencia street in san francisco. the redesign, now in its final stages. we have been following this story for many months now. sfmta has been coordinating with business owners on valencia about moving the bike lane closer to the sidewalk to make that happen. each business owner with a parklet will have to choose either they can keep their parklet next to the sidewalk with the bike lane closer to cars, or push the parklet out and allow the bike lane to run right next to the curb. option two would mean the parklet will take up space that could be 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 of valencia and 20 that 21 of them would like to stay against the curb so they would not be moved at all. >> remember, this is so controversial because businesses claim that the center bike lane was keeping cars from visiting their stores and restaurants. a walking tour and open house is planned for later this month. >> a traffic alert here at 538 will take you live to the bay bridge toll plaza, where you can see things are certainly starting to fill in. it will take you 40 minutes from highway four into the city and metering lights have just flipped on back to the desk. >> thanks, amanda. now to a story about confusion and frustration for seniors in their 80s. 90s even 100 seconds. 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 was all. >> 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 tell me number one thing is just to be nice to us. >> they're very rude, and i think the number one thing is i want the managers to be nicer to us and treat us like humans. >> hutton says he hopes the jones apartments will be restored in the coming months. and for all seniors to be back

at home by thanksgiving. in san francisco, dion lim, abc seven news. >> the bay area's most prominent black owned coffee company is filing for bankruptcy. oakland based red bay coffee filed for chapter 11 protection. the fruitvale coffee roaster has made oprah's list of favorite things multiple times. court documents show. the company is citing the impact of the pandemic and two lawsuits as its reasons for reorganizing. filings say red bay will keep its five cafes open during the bankruptcy. >> the nominations are out for this year's country music awards. and where is beyonce's name? we'll get to that. but first, check on the weather with spencer. kristen. >> okay, reggie, we have a little mist in the air this morning. otherwise though, a nice and calm morning. current temperature readings 58 degrees here in san francisco. low 60s, in fact, exactly 62 degrees at oakland, hayward and san jose, 60 at redwood city and 59 at half moon bay. here's a view

from our rooftop camera looking across the embarcadero. other temperature readings right now. mid 50s at santa rosa, petaluma, napa and fairfield. upper 50s, almost 60 degrees. in fact, right now at concord and livermore. let's take a look at our forecast headlines over the next few days. it will be breezy to gusty and cooler. certainly cooler than it has been of late. misty mornings. well, that pattern has started already, along with patchy coastal drizzle over the next few mornings. and this is a fall like pattern. although the beginning of fall is 12 days away, we can expect below average temperatures for the next several days. for today, highs will reach the upper 70s to near 80. in the inland east bay, mid to upper 70s in the north bay and down into the south bay. upper 60s to low 70s around the bay shoreline and low to mid 60s on the coast. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast. this cooler pattern we'll see just a slight increase in temperatures, maybe two degrees each day going into the end of the week. and then cooling down again back into that fall like p

of murdering four university of idaho college students will move to a different venue. here's abc news reporter kayna whitworth in this morning's gma first look, a major development in the idaho college murder trial. >> a judge agreeing to move brian kohberger's trial out of moscow, idaho, where four college students were brutally stabbed to death nearly two years ago in a case that captivated the nation. the judge saying the defense proved a reasonable likelihood that prejudicial news coverage will compromise a fair trial in latah county. >> there'll be some balancing acts that we need to do, and not all of our family will be, you know, easily adjusted to go six hours down and six hours back. >> overnight, the parents of one of the victims, kaylee goncalve, speaking to gma. >> we're a strong family. i

mean, i got this girl by my side and if i got her by myself, i can do anything. >> and coming up at 7 a.m, we'll have more of the family's reaction. and what's next for the case with your gma first look, i'm kayna whitworth, abc news, philadelphia. >> a community in san francisco is rallying around an unhoused woman who is fighting a very serious illness, while also fighting the city. the group faith in action, bay area held a rally yesterday 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 multiple 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 the claims. they say the city's health department, quote, responded immediately and all individuals at the shelter were given antibiotics to prevent infection. infection. no other cases of meningitis have been reported at that location or any other shelter in san francisco, unquote. >> a new study finds teens brains age faster, especially in girls during the pandemic. the study found covid era lockdowns ended up aging teenagers brains faster than the usual rate. more than four years faster than normal in girls and just over a year faster in boys. >> the authors hypothesize that adolescent girls were affected more than boys because they may be more dependent on that social interaction and being able to connect with their friends. >> doctors say it's important for parents to respond to any signs of anxiety or depression by getting teens mental health support. walgreens and cvs stores in san francisco are now offering the new covid vaccine.

it's free if you have insurance and insurance provider that considers them to be in-network. now, if you don't have insurance, you can get your shot through the san francisco health network. sutter health will start offering the new vaccine in one week. ucsf health expects to start getting the new shots the following week. kaiser rolled out the latest version yesterday. >> wheel of fortune is back with a new look and a new host, ryan seacrest made his debut on the game show last night right here on abc seven. the iconic show marked the end of pat sajak's tenure with a makeover of the set. the background is the biggest change you'll likely notice, with lots of bright colors and a wheel motif throughout. wheel of fortune is back again tonight right here on abc seven. you can catch it at 8 p.m. right after the presidential debate. the nominations are out for the 2024 country music association awards and guess who isn't there? beyonce. her album cowboy carter spent four weeks at number one on billboard's top country album chart. it helped her become the

first black woman to top that chart. before cowboy carter's release in march, beyonce posted on her social media explaining the album was a reaction to her feeling excluded from country music. and look at what's happening now, excluded from country music. >> well, isn't that interesting? >> >> here we are. >> ride em cowboy. same as it ever was. yeah. >> well, the album is great. yep. >> she said it's not a country album. >> it's a beyonce. >> beyonce album. >> right. >> but still. but it's in a country category and it dominated the charts. >> so well. >> nice country flavor. yeah. >> we march at noon when the grammy nominations come out. and if i don't see this woman grammys, she'll be on there, right? >> she should be. >> she needs to. yeah. >> and she needs to win. >> yes. >> that too.

>> best album of the year. >> unbelievable. >> anyway, you heard it here. first. >> let me tell you what's happening with the weather today. we've got a nice onshore flow. it's breezy. it's going to get windy and gusty over the next 48 hours or so, but right now, relatively calm considering the pattern that we're in. but over fairfield, it's already gusting up to about 28mph. moving along. live view from our exploratorium camera. looking back at misty conditions over the city. 58 degrees here in san francisco right now. 62 at oakland, hayward and san jose. 60 degrees at redwood city. 59 at half moon bay. nice calm conditions on the embarcadero right now as we look from our rooftop camera. temperature readings are in the mid 50s. 54 to about 56 degrees at santa rosa, petaluma, napa and fairfield. upper 50s to near 60 right now at concord and livermore. and these are the forecast headlines over the next few days. it will be breezy to gusty and cooler than it has been in the last few weeks or so. misty mornings are with us

now and will continue with patchy coastal drizzle over the next several days. and this is a fall like pattern with below average temperatures. even though fall will not officially arrive until september 22nd. so for today, going into the afternoon hours, look for brighter skies, a little bit more sunshine with a few lingering clouds. highs will range from low 60s at the coast to upper 60s and low 70s around the bay shoreline to mainly mid and upper 70s inland. topping out at about 80 degrees in the inland east bay. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast. a windy afternoon tomorrow. near average temperatures on thursda. slightly milder on friday, but only for a day. the temperatures drop back down on saturday into that cool pre autumn range. uh- kumasi. >> all right. >> thank you spencer. well before we go to our next block i want to just take a moment and share something with you all. in a few days. i'm going to be leaving abc seven and going back home to florida. nope. >> friends? absolutely not. we've discussed this and i'm rejecting it. >> well, it's just been a blast.

the last few months have been really challenging with my family. i don't know if a lot of you know, but my dad passed away, and at this point, i just really want to be closer to my family. and it's been a tough decision because, you know, friend, i love you and you are like my family. but i'm going to be going home. and so i just want to share this all with you. and thank you all for being such a good community and family to me here in the bay area. but we got four days, so no breakdown today. not today, not today. we won't. >> and as you can see, i'm in complete denial because in my world, the lulu is the lulu. >> at least for about four more days. for four more days. >> and i would like to emphasize that even though i've been gone on vacation, i'm back. and as the person who told me on the street the other day, where were you? and where is lady t? and i said, i walked for like ten feet and said, who is lady o? drew tuma not lady t. >> lady t will also be back later this week, so? >> so don't you don't you be

worried. we'll have a reunion and then we'll give this woman the proper goodbye, even though she's not actually leaving. because again, delusional is where i am right now. >> thank you for that understanding, friend. thank yo. >> and i won't and i won't understand. still ahead, a 9 million year old discovery found under a california high school. what researchers known for keeping with tradition. known for discovering new places. no one wants to be known for cancer, but a treatment can be. keytruda is known to treat cancer. fda-approved for 17 types of cancer, including certain early-stage and advanced cancers. one of those cancers is early-stage non-small cell lung cancer. keytruda may be used with certain chemotherapies before surgery when you have early-stage lung cancer, which can be removed by surgery,

and then continued alone after surgery to help prevent your lung cancer from coming back. keytruda can cause your immune system to attack healthy parts of your body during or after treatment. this may be severe and lead to death. see your doctor right away if you have cough, shortness of breath, chest pain, diarrhea, severe stomach pain, severe nausea or vomiting, headache, light sensitivity, eye problems, irregular heartbeat, extreme tiredness, constipation, dizziness or fainting, changes in appetite, thirst, or urine, confusion, memory problems, muscle pain or weakness, fever, rash, itching, or flushing. there may be other side effects. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions, including immune system problems, if you've had or plan to have an organ, tissue, or stem cell transplant, received chest radiation or have a nervous system problem. keytruda is an immunotherapy and is also being studied in hundreds of clinical trials exploring ways to treat even more types of cancer. it's tru. keytruda from merck. see all the types of cancer keytruda is known for at keytruda.com and ask your doctor if keytruda could be right for you.

usko beverages and sold across the country, being recalled now by the food and drug administration. regulators say the juice has higher levels of arsenic in the drink than the government allows this juice. juice was sold at walgreens and walmart under the great value and nice labels. so far, no

reports of any illness, though officials say too much arsenic exposure can cause stomach, nerve and skin irritations. >> ancient secrets are being unearthed in southern california, la usd officials say marine fossils have been recovered by researchers underneath san pedro high school's campus. researchers say some of the findings date back at least 9 million years. some of the fossils include megalodon teeth and bones of giant whales. >> the fact that millions of fossils have been unearthed on this site has led to, quite frankly, a new era of concentrated studies that will bring notoriety to this community and to this high school. >> experts say the fossils are the best depiction yet of what southern california's marine life looked like from that period. >> new at six. one of the best new restaurants in the country. not too far for us from us here at abc seven. the other eatery that made the list, and the east bay city discussing what to do

about those homeless encampments at tonight's city council meeting. then, where nearly half of an entire country's population went to see pope francis on his international tour i love you. [vo]: and bravery. you got this. [vo]: all in the life... i love you. [vo]: of a child. starlight exists to bring happiness to hospitalized children when they need it most. because happiness matters.

i came to bayview hunter's point, where there was only one pediatrician to serve more than 10,000 children. daniel lurie said, i'm going to help. we opened a clinic for our most vulnerable children. i have worked shoulder to shoulder with him as we have brought solutions where people thought the problem was unsolvable. daniel doesn't take excuses. he holds himself accountable. and i know that he can do it for the city of san francisco.

now at six. the stage is set in philadelphia. vp harris, former president trump meeting face