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

face in their first debate. as polls show the race is a dead heat. >> then, multiple fast moving wildfires leaving parts of the state on edge. thousands of acres burned and some evacuation orders in effect. >> and an emotional start to the 40 niners season. ricky pearsall meets the first responders who saved him on the field before the team's big win. >> it is a wonderful moment to watch. good morning. it is tuesday, september 10th. >> we're starting with a check of our forecast with spencer. >> yeah, it's getting a little breezy outside this morning. i don't know if you noticed how cool it is, but i like that because we had enough heat last week. right now we've got gusts up to over 30mph at rio vista. so the strongest gusts are over in the delta area right now, but farther inland. but we'll be feeling those increasing winds over the next couple of days. just about everywhere. right now we're looking at temperature readings of 58 degrees in san francisco and san mateo across the bay, low 60s at oakland and hayward down to the south, bay, 61 at san jose. we've got upper 50s to near 60 in most of our inland east bay locations, and mid 50s for the most part up in

the north bay. so the forecast headlines shaping are shaping up this way. next few days will be breezy to gusty and noticeably cooler, and we'll have misty mornings. in fact, today is one of those misty mornings patchy coastal drizzle and this fall-like pattern will bring us below average temperatures and we'll have below average temperatures. this afternoon with inland highs in the east bay, upper 70s to about 80, upper 70s in the north bay and the south bay as well, generally upper 60s to low 70s around the bay shoreline. good morning amanda. >> good morning. spencer will take you straight to the san mateo bridge, where our live camera shows you. things are certainly filling in for those traveling west from the toll plaza into foster city. that commute will take you about 11 minutes, but nothing in your way otherwise. and then i do want to get to your drive times. highway four to the maze, 23 minutes, emeryville to san francisco. that drive just 16 minutes in san francisco to sfo. nine minutes. then we'll head to the south bay. hour 87 cam. no drama for your drive, especially as people pass the san jose airport back to the desk.

>> thanks, amanda. we're going to take a live look right now at philadelphia this morning, where the stage is set for tonight's presidential debate. the abc news debate will be the first, and maybe the 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. 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. vice president harris is being endorsed by members of the cheney family, who are longtime and staunch republicans, and donald trump from the national fraternal order of police. vice president harris says she expects trump to lie and revert to personal attacks, so she's preparing to respond to that. trump is not preparing with mock debates. instead, he's holding informal

policy sessions with a small team of advisers. >> former president trump will be back in the bay area this week for a fundraiser. the l.a. times reports that a relative of governor newsom's wife will be hosting the event in woodside. supporters will pay up to $500,000 per couple to attend the event, hosted by tom and stacy seibel. tom seibel is a second cousin once removed from jennifer siebel newsom. he's a billionaire software developer and a big money supporter of trump. you can watch the presidential debate hosted by abc news right here on abc seven. our coverage starts at 5 p.m. and stick with abc seven for local reaction and analysis on abc seven news at 11. >> a big night on and off the field for the 40 niners. they start their 2024 season with a victory over aaron rodgers and the jets. in a game that you watched right here last night on abc seven before the game though, it was this moment ricky pearsall appearing on the field

with the first responders who helped save his life. and happening today, the teen suspect accused of shooting pearsall is due to face a judge again. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez joins us live at levi stadium, where pearsall made his first public appearance last night since the shooting. good morning. >> he did reggie good morning. and he looked good. he was in great spirits this morning. the niners are celebrating a commanding win after an incredible game yesterday. but the real spotlight last night was on an officer and a surgeon on the football field. check out this footage. right here is a very touching 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 good people like that in my life. >> pearsall after taking a bullet through the chest. saying thank you to the women who helped them through it. he gave each of them signed jerseys. pearsall is out for at least three more weeks, although he told them monday night football crew, he felt amazing, like he could be back on the field right now. and the 17 year old accused of shooting him in the attempted robbery is due back in court this afternoon. abc seven has learned that he took a gun to school in the week before the crime. live at levi's stadium, gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thank you. gloria. well, with the 40 niners strong opening performance at levi's stadium, there is growing excitement for the niners. this season. but

right now, there's one thing on many fans minds could the team get another chance at the super bowl? >> 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 are staying open minded. the niners play the next game against the vikings on the road in minnesota on sunday. >> the justice department says it's uncovered a plot to incite a race war. amanda. authorities have arrested suspects allegedly part of the white supremacist group plotting these attacks. reggie aqui. >> a federal indictment claims one man from california and another from idaho are the leaders of a white supremacist group looking to ignite that race war. 34 year old dallas humber of elk grove and 37 year old matthew allison face more than a dozen federal charges. 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 members 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. >> the 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. >> 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 at the

desk. >> thanks, amanda. happening tonight. the berkeley city council is set to vote on what could be a more aggressive approach to homeless encampments. documents show the resolution would allow the city to enforce arrests and cite people at camps deemed a fire hazard or health hazard. the rules would also be enforced on camps that are in the way of construction projects, or in roadways or near traffic. opponents of the proposal are planning to protest at the meeting tonight. they posted on social media they disagree with what they say is the criminalization of homeless people. >> let's take a look at our weather conditions right now. the skies are getting a little bit brighter. still some mist hanging around. current temperature readings are starting in san francisco. 59 degrees. low 60s right now at oakland, hayward, san jose, redwood city and 59 at half moon bay. here's the view from the rooftop camera looking across the embarcadero. 54 degrees right now at both santa rosa and petaluma. napa 57. fairfield 56. 68. concord and 59 degrees at livermore. and these are the forecast headlines. breezy to

gusty with cooler weather over the next few days. misty mornings. we have one today and there will be more coming our way later in the week with patchy coastal drizzle. and this is a fall like pattern. it'll also bring below average temperatures going into the weekend. this afternoon we'll see high temperatures in the inland east bay up to about 80 degrees in the warmest locations. places like antioch, livermore, fairfield, up in the north bay, mainly mid to upper 70s down in the south bay. same range mid to upper 70s. 78 will be the high at san jose around the bay shoreline. upper 60s to low 70s. 66 will be the high here in san francisco today, and here's a look at the accuweather seven day forecast. we will have a windy afternoon tomorrow. it will be quite gusty. high temperatures only in the mid 80s in the inland areas will gain a couple degrees on thursday. still a pretty breezy day though and then cooling down again going into the weekend. reggie thank you. >> spencer thank you. coming up the new iphone unveiled and it has new features and ai capabilities. then a red flag warning in effect today. and tomorrow because of fire danger. thousands of acres already

burning across the state with dozens of buildings destroyed and hundreds of thousands come out to see the pope. in fact, attendance was nearly half of one country's entire population

hey, good morning to you, reggie. great to be with everyone. so yes, coming up here, of course we are. just

hours now from the first presidential debate between vice president kamala harris and donald trump. so our whole team live from the debate hall with the candidates. it's last minute debate preps and the state of the race. also, the emotional message from princess kate about her cancer fight. what we've learned about her health and her plans for the future. plus, matthew mcconaughey is here. a very special gma event. he's live with us to talk about a cause that's close to his heart and so many of our hearts making our schools safer. we're going to hear about the progress in his initiative and also what you can do to help. and of course, i'm covering fires. i'm covering francine in the gulf. lots to get to in the world of weather as well. busy one here on gma. >> reggie, what is going on with francine right now? what's a little preview about that? >> francine? still a tropical storm, but it looks like it will stay just off to the east of texas. and more of a coastal louisiana landfall tomorrow. big surge, lots of rain that goes all the way up to tennessee. that's the short story. >> we will be watching that and thinking of them and seeing you at 7:00. thanks, ginger. ginger just mentioned fire, so let's

get into that this morning. fire crews in southern california are battling multiple wildfires amid a brutal heat wave. more than 5400 acres burned in orange county's trabuco canyon in a fire that just sparked yesterday. in fact, public works crews started that fire by accident. they were trying to prevent access to dangerously dry brush. 1400 homes were evacuated, and in san bernardino county, thousands are still under evacuation because of the line 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 warnings due to the fire. it's spread to more than 23,000 acres. again in scorching temperatures, 36,000 structures are threatened, but no homes have burned in the north bay. some evacuation orders have been scaled back to warnings. now,

this is in neighborhoods near the boyles fire after about 4000 people were told to leave sunday. it's burned 81 acres in lake county. crews are gaining some control. the blaze is now at 40% containment. firefighters say more than 30 homes were lost and about 40 to 60 vehicles destroyed. rescue crews are searching the burn area for all the missing pets and posting those that they have found. clearlake animal control has reunited some families thanks to microchips and they, of course, are hoping for many more. a fire burning just across the state line near reno is causing poor air quality across the sierra. a mandatory evacuations and concerns. those conditions are about to get worse. >> reggie, a red flag warning is in effect today and tomorrow, raising the fire danger even higher. 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 14 buildings have been destroyed. the national guard says it has three helicopters in the air. in nevada, guardsmen captured a video that should be coming up. oh, he did of a black hawk chopper performing a water bucket drop over the weekend. that's what we're looking at right now. and then we do want to go back to that video of 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 at the desk. >> thanks, amanda. you can keep track of the wildfires across the state with our interactive wildfire tracker. just head to abc seven news.com/fire map. the bluegrass music festival, held

each year in tahoe, has been canceled for 2025. organizers are blaming the rising costs 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, drawing bluegrass fans to the palisades tahoe ski resort. the 2025 event would have run april 4th through april 6th. >> last week we told you about burdell, the restaurant in oakland named food and wines restaurant of the year. now, two other bay area spots among the 20 best new restaurants in the country, according to bon appetit. four kings in san francisco's chinatown opened earlier this year. it serves cantonese food with a flair of izakaya style dining that promotes sharing small plates. the other restaurant is popoca in oakland, which opened last august. it serves salvadoran food and the food there is cooked on an outdoor herb, which

adds a bit of smokiness to the dishes. okay, that looks great. >> yeah, i'm into it. >> i'm hungry. i see a pineapple in a bowl with ice in it. >> i don't know what that is, but i would like it. >> oh, what is that? >> it's an infamous pina pina loca. >> it's tasting as fresh and delicious as ever. it's a cocktail. okay i'm into it. you know what? >> lots of times if you go to, like, a resort or something, they always try to upcharge you with this pineapple. and, you know, i'm very used to saying absolutely no, no, i'm not paying the extra $8 for that. >> but this one, take it. >> they're putting it in a bowl of ice that elevates it. >> money. take it. >> how much are you ready to spend today? >> iphone. drink. drink. let's go. >> pineapple. >> big spender. >> congratulations. those are awesome. yeah. looks good, looks good. >> well. weather turning cooler. okay. yeah. fall is approaching, and so it should be cooler. here's the satellite radar

composite image. we have an increasing onshore flow, and you can see the strongest winds actually are not near the coast, but way over in the delta area. but we'll have increasing wind speeds across the entire region over the next day or so. right now we're looking at 59 degrees here in san francisco, low 60s at oakland, hayward, san jose, redwood city, 59 degrees at half moon bay, looking across the embarcadero from our rooftop camera. other temperature readings up north, now 54 degrees apiece at santa rosa and petaluma, 57 at napa. fairfield, 5660 at concord, almost 60 at livermore. and these are the forecast headlines. the next few days will bring breezy to gusty conditions, along with much cooler weather. the misty mornings that have started already today will be with us over the next few days with patchy coastal drizzle. we've got quite a bit of that going on right now. as a matter of fact, and this fall-like pattern will continue with below average temperatures through this week and into next week. as a matter of fact. so this afternoon, look for lingering clouds near the coast and bay. i mean, there'll

be brighter skies, but clouds will not completely go away. in this region of the bay area, the inland areas will be sunnier, though in the afternoon, with high temperatures up to about 80 degrees at livermore, antioch and fairfield down to the south. bay 78 will be the high in san jose, with 81 at morgan hill north bay high 73, napa 78, santa rosa, san rafael 76. san francisco will top out at 66 and around the bay shoreline, mainly upper 60s to low 70s today. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast. it will be a windy afternoon tomorrow and just about as cool as today. maybe a couple of degrees milder and a couple of degrees milder. still each day going into the end of the week. remaining below average though for this time of the year. so this is truly a fall like pattern and it will cool down rather sharply again, going when you have moderate to severe eczema, it's okay to show off. with dupixent, show off your clearer skin and less itch. because you have plenty of reasons to show off your skin. with dupixent, the #1 prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists,

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remarkable. more than half a million people showed up. look at this this morning. the vatican says an estimated 600,000 people, nearly half of east timor's population, packed a seaside park for pope francis's final mass. it was held on the same field where saint john paul ii prayed 35 years ago, during the nation's fight for independence from indonesia. we're told some people showed up up to 12 hours

before the mass began to secure a spot. apple's newest iphone is on the way. the iphone 16 features new ai capabilities, new colors and sizes. the devices are more capable of handling an advanced version of siri. there's also more camera features. this announcement comes at a time when the company is showing up late to the world of ai, and some see it as an opportunity to improve sales. but is it enough to motivate buyers to hop on the ai infused iphone? >> i think it's going to be it's going to require some type of killer application that may not be 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. >> the iphone 16 lineup will cost between 800 to $1200. new apple watch and airpods models were also announced. the 76th emmy awards 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 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 again. >> the 76 emmys are this sunday, september 15th. coverage starts at 3 p.m, followed by the awards show at five. all of it right here on abc seven next at 630. bird burglar and east bay pet shop owner on the lookout for

the people who stole valuable birds. then while you were sleeping, a spacex launch that is deemed risky for civilians, including a billionaire now in space. first, though, here's spencer. >> okay, kumasi, here's a quick look at our weather headlines. the next few days will bring breezy to gusty conditions and much cooler, misty mornings with patchy coastal drizzle. and this is a fall like pattern that will keep tem

now at 630, the stage is set. the high stakes debate just hours away, right here on abc seven. the vice president and former president will come face to face for the first time with a lot on the line. we'll take you live to philadelphia, where both candidates are preparing. >> then displaced seniors say they cannot go home even though their temporary shelter is trying to kick them out. the groups aiming to help them and fall-like weather is here. >> a cooler day across the bay area today. spencer will tell you how long you'll need to wear that jacket. >> good morning everybody. it is tuesday, september 10th and spencer is going to start us off. >> okay. >> i would say wear the jacket right now. we have we have hours on don't we. yeah. it's not really chilly out there but it's not a warm morning either. breezy and getting breezier as

we get later into the day. we have gusts over in the delta area up to almost 30mph. current temperature readings are 59 here in san francisco, mainly upper 50s to low 60s around the bay up in the north bay we have mid to upper 50s, almost 60, in many inland east bay locations. right now. that will be our warmest location today. in fact, this afternoon we'll see highs up to about 80 in places like livermore, antioch, fairfield, most other inland locations, north bay and south bay will have highs in the mid to upper 70s and around the bay shoreline. we'll see highs in the upper 60s to low 70s. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast. another windy day tomorrow in fact windier than today with strong gusts at times near average temperatures going into the end of the week. but then getting another cooldown going into the weekend so it feels pretty fall-like and that pattern will continue for a while. good morning amanda. >> good morning spencer. we'll get you started with a look at your current drive times, beginning with that typical slowdown from tracy to dublin on the altamont pass at 67 minutes, san rafael to san francisco, a 17 minute drive, you'll see a 35

minute drive to get from antioch to concord. and then i do want to take you to sunol. there is a three vehicle crash. this is southbound 680 before 84. it's blocking the left lane. there that backup is to sunol boulevard, a 21 minute delay is what you're faced with. take pleasanton sunol road to avoid that slowdown, which you can see is at ten miles per hour. >> back to you. 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 is where we find abc news reporter christiane cordero, who's joining us live with a preview of tonight's debate. hi, christiane. >> hey there. reggie aqui kumasi from the 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 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. >> and the latest polling shows the race is tied 49 to 49 with just 56 days to go before the election. we're live in philadelphia. i'm christiane cordero. abc seven news. >> thank you christiane. there are several watch parties happening across the bay area for the debate tonight. the san francisco democratic party will debut 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 mad dog in the fog, a bar located on haight street. it will be a $20 donation to attend that one. whether you're at a watch party or at home, you can watch the presidential debate hosted by abc news. right here on abc seven. our coverage starts at 5 p.m, then you can 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. >> in the south bay, the man san jose police shot over the weekend has died. a shooting victim of that suspect is still in the hospital and listed as critical, but stable. police say sunday night the suspect was shooting a gun in the air, both inside and outside of a restaurant. a man was hurt and the bullets blew out a nearby 7-eleven window. when officers got there, they say the man pointed the gun at them, prompting them to open fire. he was taken to the hospital, where he later died. police say the suspect had been drinking at the

restaurant earlier in the day, and made comments about suicidal ideations. mayor matt mehan praised the officer's quick actions that may have saved lives. >> we're following the story about confusion and frustration for seniors months after they were displaced by a fire at their apartment complex in san francisco's japantown. the fire happened on may 10th and forced more than 50 seniors to find new housing, many temporarily relocated to an extended stay building in alameda, but last week some residents were given a letter saying restoration work was done and they needed to move back in two days. many residents were confused, partially because of the language barrier. >> in two days, like it's impossible for them to move back. i feel worried and concerned. >> we need time. >> even if they move in, it's really hard to live under these conditions, under that management. >> management tells abc seven news they apologized and promised more communication in different languages going forward. they hope the

apartments will be restored and for all seniors to be back home by thanksgiving. >> happening today, the 40 niners are waking up winners after beating the jets on monday night football. now, in a few hours, the teen accused of shooting one of the team's players will be in court. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez joins us live from levi's stadium. gloria. the team honored that player and the first responders who saved him. reporter. >> yes, and it was so special, reggie. 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 footage right here. the niners posted this instagram video as pearsall walked into levi's stadium. the rookie wide receiver looked to be in good spirits and it was a powerful, touching 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 more than a week ago. they are doctor lucy kornblith, a surgeon at san francisco general hospital and

sergeant joel harrell, an 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. it's unbelievable. i mean, this is surreal. >> you know, i love the 40 niners. i love my job. i love the city. i just i can't believe this. >> the 17 year old accused of shooting him in the attempted robbery is due back in court today. abc seven has learned that he took a gun to school in the week before the crime. and pearsall is out for at least three more weeks. although he said yesterday 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. a man is at the live desk with how the owner is responding to this brazen bird napping. >> 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 went straight to the room where the birds were. she showed us what she believes is a handprint on tofu's cage and a bloodied feather 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. >> amanda. thank you. new developments regarding the controversial bike lane running down the center of valencia street in san francisco. the redesign is now in its final stages. we've been following this story for months. business owners have been complaining that the current setup made parking for customers and deliveries nearly impossible, and was devastating their businesses. sfmta has been coordinating with them to reconfigure the street to make that happen. each business owner with a parklet has to make a choice. either they keep the parklet next to the sidewalk with the bike lane closer to cars, or they're going to need to push that parklet out and allow the bike lane to run next to the curb. if they choose that option, it 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 20

that 21 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. still to come, the new park coming. for those who subscribe to amazon prime. >> and let's take a live look right now at the big board at the new york stock exchange. down by about 25 points. another update on the markets next, and the latest study into what happened to the brains of teens during the early days of the pandemic. >> but first, here's spencer. >> okay, reggie, a breezy morning across much of the bay area right now, especially farther inland over near the delta where we have gusts up to 30mph. the sky is getting brighter. a little morning mist is lingering right now over the city. 59 degrees here in san francisco. we have low 60s at oakland, hayward, san jose, and 59 at redwood city and half moon bay. the forecast o other temperature readings looking up north right now. mid 50s at santa rosa, petaluma 57 at napa, 56 fairfield, concord and livermore right around 5960 degrees. and now looking ahead to the afternoon, you see that it's going to be nice and mild

in the inland east bay, with high temperatures up to about 80 degrees in the warmest inland locations down in the south bay 78 san jose, 81 morgan hill and up in the north bay. all of our inland areas rounding out to about 78 to 80 degrees in the mildest spots right around the bay shoreline today. the highs will range from upper 60s to low 70s. san francisco will top out at about 66 degrees, and we'll see low to mid 60s on the coast. and here is the accuweather. seven day forecast is going to be a cooler than average week. turning rather windy tomorrow. today just breezy but gusty tomorrow. but temperatures will rise a couple of degrees going toward the end of the week, but into the weekend it will start

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.

dawn mission shot into space from kennedy space center in florida while you were sleeping. the launch was postponed several times because of weather delays for civilians will attempt to conduct the first commercial spacewalk in history during this mission. it's the highest orbit for any crewed mission since 1966. >> 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 and girls, compared with just over a year faster than 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 is 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 an 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 a week. ucsf health expects to start getting the new shots the following week, and kaiser rolled out the latest version yesterday. >> a community in san francisco is rallying around an unhoused woman fighting a very serious illness, while also fighting the city. the group faith and 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. they say that the city's health department. quote responded immediately and all individuals to 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, unquote. >> new developments in the trial of a man accused of killing four university of idaho students back in 2022. the judge ruled to move the trial out of the small town of moscow. the judge cited concerns from the defense over prejudice against the suspect, brian kohberger, and the courthouse's ability to accommodate the trial. the new trial location hasn't been set

yet. the trial is set to start, though, in june of next year. >> and now it's time for your morning money report. if you have an amazon prime membership, you're about to save money on thousands of food items. the company just announced it's adding more than 3000 essential grocery items at amazon fresh. it's also coming out with a new private label focused on budget friendly products. amazon says it's making improvements to its online experience to make it easier for you to shop from home. now we take a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway. we're down about 32 points. >> google is facing another antitrust lawsuit that could break up the company. the justice department argues google has built a monopoly and 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, a judge ruled google illegally held a monopoly over its internet search. >> more than 100 current and

former employees who work for ai 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. >> san francisco's transamerica pyramid is getting ready for a reopening celebration this week. the ribbon cutting is set for thursday. the 853 foot skyscraper has completed a renovation. it was built in the 70s and it has a very distinct shape. the building has been an icon for the city for 50 years now. the celebration will include an edm concert and a public light show that is going to be cool. now, before we talk to spencer about the weather, i have to share something with all of you. this is my last week at abc7. you all. my last day is friday. i'm going back home to

florida to be with my family and i am sad about it. friend but i'm also very excited to just be with my family. something i need right now. earlier this year we lost my father and so it's just been really tough being so far away from family. even though you are my family here friend. but i'm going to be family in florida, you always have a place to come and visit and hang out and be with me at the beach. >> and you know that i always listen to you, but i rebuke this, not rebuke it, friend. i totally understand, but i'm ignoring everything you're saying because i do not accept this reality. you don't, i really don't. >> that's okay. we can live in dululu together. okay? until friday. >> dululu is a lulu until friday. and then we face the reality. so i'm not even going to put together the emotions. >> okay, good. >> because if you start, then i'm going to start. >> and we're not going to start this right now on friday i'll start okay. >> but not today.

>> spencer. >> it's neither the time nor the place. >> you will be racking up frequent flier miles between here in florida. >> yes, and that's fine. >> yeah. absolutely. absolutely. well let's take a look at what's happening with our weather. we've got an onshore flow. it's producing some breezy conditions, especially over in the delta area where we have our strongest wind speeds 25 to 30mph. it's going to be a windy pattern over much of the area over the next couple of days. right now, 59 degrees in san francisco, a pleasantly cool morning. low 60s at oakland, hayward, san jose, 59 apiece at redwood city and half moon bay. other temperature readings right now, 54 apiece at santa rosa and petaluma. napa 5657. fairfield 56 and right around 59 or 60 at concord and livermore. these are the forecast headlines. as you can see, it's going to be breezy to gusty and cooler the next few days. misty mornings will accompany this pattern for the next several days as well. patchy drizzle near the coast and it's a fall like pattern so it'll also bring below average temperatures. as summer is winding down and fall is just

about 12 days away. this afternoon we'll have partly cloudy skies. it will be sunnier up in the north bay with high temperatures there in the low to mid 70s mid 70s at napa and santa rosa and san rafael over the inland east bay. although some thin clouds will linger, that will be our warmest region, with high temperatures in the upper 70s to around 80. same range down in the south bay, near the bay and the coast. we'll see some thicker lingering clouds. highs near the bay shoreline, upper 60s to low 70s on the coast. we'll see mainly mid 60s. and here is the accuweather seven day forecast. tomorrow will be a windy day with gusts rather strong at times. pleasantly cool though. high temperatures ranging from mid 60s at the coast to mid 80s inland. it will warm up just a couple of degrees each day going into the end of the week. thursday and friday. then temperatures will tumble again as we start to cool down on saturday, and that pattern will take us into next week with this fall like pattern continuing for the next seven days, we'll be right back. oh no. kumasi.

>> all right. thank you spencer. new developments regarding the health of kate middleton. the 42 year old princess of wales has now completed her 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, and that would be 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. he was with his family when he died, and no cause of death was shared. >> an artist who turned the forty-niners into her muse has gotten a new project for the new season. rita carvalho, known for her niners inspired artwork on social media. well, when the season started, rita launched what she's calling the drawing the niners revenge tour. these are the first two photos rita plans to create a drawing every day of the season, with the final masterpiece coming after the super bowl. she said she's claiming it okay. >> 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 both things happen, win or lose. but i didn't get to post the winning drawing, so i'm hopeful that this year i get to post one. >> just last week, rita created a drawing dedicated to 4940 niners wide receiver ricky pearsall, who was shot during a robbery. she went viral in 2022 for a picture of then 40 niners qb jimmy g. every day until he was traded, which lasted 404 days, wheel of fortune is back and has 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, 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. now what? oh yes. what what what? you're going to be on wheel of fortune.

>> no. oh, i am getting to talk to ryan and vanna today at seven. >> yes, on our streaming show at seven. >> at exactly 737. so you should join us. yeah. so many questions about just the new show and all the things, the new set. so i'm excited about that. >> you're too young for this. but back in the day, when i was like a kid watching wheel of fortune, spencer might remember this. do you remember spencer? they had a rotating platform, and you had to pick your prizes right then and there. that's right. and they always had a dalmatian. yeah. do you remember the dalmatian? >> tell me about that dalmatian. do you remember that? >> yes i do. >> it's a core. >> it's a core. wheel of fortune. memory. and if you had only, like, a few hundred dollars left, you always had to pick the dalmatian because it was the only thing lower priced. and they'd always be like. and i guess the dalmatian uh- >> i'll ask vanna. >> ask vanna about the dalmatian. >> seriously? she'll remember. >> does she have a dalmatian at home? >> see, that's why you come here. >> that's why you come here. we provide the insight no one else can. you can watch all of our

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one. the stage is set. tonight is the debate between vice president kamala harris and former president 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 the two women who helped save him at levi's stadium. >> number three, sfmta says the redesign for the controversial valencia street bike lane is almost done, so we will get to see the final design during an open house later this month. >> number four multiple wildfires still burning in southern california this morning. thousands of people are under evacuation orders. >> number five, summer is winding down. our weather is turning cooler and breezy to gusty. >> number six to sunol southbound, 680. before 84, there is a three vehicle crash.

it's still blocking the left lane. that back up now to stoneridge drive. a 34 minute delay. take pleasanton sunol road to avoid the incident. >> you all. this is my favorite video. yesterday it had me screaming. number seven illinois family creating an accidental birthday bonfire. they lit 80 candles because it was her 80th birthday. they kept trying to blow the candles out. they could not put the candle out. so they ended up putting a paper plate over it. and then at the end, they were like, we can still eat it. it just had me screaming like people were like, hurry up and blow the candle out. and they couldn't blow it out. and they put the plate on top. and then they were like, we can ♪ ♪ good morning america, for the viewers in the west, vice president harris and former president trump, hours away from the first and likely only debate. ♪ ♪