>> a bomb threat came into the tamalpais union high school district headquarters this morning. the threat wasn't specific, so officials and police chose to close all five high school campuses in the district as a precaution. >> abc seven news reporter cornell bernard has the story from marin county. >> i got up this morning and i got dressed, and i looked at my phone and i got a text. >> redwood high school freshman noah gurvich says the message was from the district superintendent saying school was closed friday due to a threat of violence. and please remain home. >> i mean, it's kind of scary that, like, someone would do that. >> it was a bomb threat which came into district headquarters but did not specify a target site. in a statement, the superintendent said school administration immediately evacuated all buildings on all five district campuses and contacted local law enforcement to secure all sites. tam high, redwood high, archie williams and two other campuses were closed and searched by police, so out of an abundance of

caution, we worked with the school district and made the determination that we were going to shut down the schools for the safety of all the kids, and we are starting our investigation into the credibility of that threat. police can't say where the threat of violence came from. possible students calling in a threat. >> i have no idea at this point. we're just following up on some leads. >> noah's dad, leo, told us by phone that he believes canceling school was the right call. you know, you can never be too safe at this point. >> i mean, with all the school violence is going around the country. i mean, we live in a very safe community, and certainly i wouldn't want it to change. >> by afternoon, the district sent a message home to parents saying after police sweeps all schools had been declared safe. weekend activities will go on as planned in marin county. cornell bernard abc seven news. >> and while the fbi was helping central marin police investigate that threat, they found another one. a san anselmo girl threatened a school shooting

today in a social media post. the 15 year old has been arrested. although the girl attended school in the tamalpais union high school district, police say the incident is not related to the threat that closed all those schools. >> turning now to election coverage. donald trump is on his way to las vegas right now, and this is a live picture of the campaign rally. he will be headlining. it's been a busy day for the republican presidential nominee on a rare west coast visit just before 6:00 this evening, right before we came on the air, trump's campaign plane departed san francisco international airport. following a quick and lucrative stop on the peninsula. bay area supporters were eager to see the former president in town. >> abc seven news reporter dustin dorsey spoke with some of them and has our story from woodside. hey love. >> california was in the election spotlight friday as former president donald trump spent time in the golden state for fundraisers in los angeles and the bay area. he landed at sfo just after 130 friday, made

his way to woodside around 330 and left about an hour and a half later. dozens of his supporters lined streets in the areas leading up to the quick visit. >> californians are here to support trump. there are a lot of people here in california that do, do, do believe in trump's values, do believe in his policies, and that we are here to support him. >> support heard loud and proud. after mr. trump arrived friday afternoon after the last debate here on abc, polls across the country are tightening up between trump and vice president kamala harris. here in palo alto, it was obvious which way this group was voting. woodside is once again home to an important campaign fundraiser. the l.a. times reports the location is the home of tom and stacey siebel, distant relatives of governor gavin newsom's wife, jennifer siebel newsom. this is trump's second visit to the bay area this summer. politicians know this is where the election money is at, as major campaign events are no stranger to woodside. trump supporters hope the money earned here will make a difference in the economy of the nation. should the former president be reelected.

>> we are being hoodwinked and we are doing it at the cost of the future. our our current inflationary process has ruined our economy in three and a half years. >> while there was a small group of democratic supporters, things remained peaceful and barbie george with california moms for america was happy to see this kind of political discourse. >> i just hope that we could agree to disagree respectfully, peacefully, knowledgeably. i just hope that more people get involved on either side, but in a way that is a positive cognitive change. >> after a stop in california, it was off to las vegas, nevada, for trump, a battleground state. and according to washington post polls, he's trailing in many of those making each one of these campaign events that much more important. as we head to the election in san mateo county. dustin dorsey, abc seven news. >> earlier today in southern california, at a news conference in rancho palos verdes, the former president called out california's leaders. >> but what they've done, gavin newsom and kamala. i don't want

to say kamala more.so. she destroyed san francisco and she destroyed the state. uh- when you look at the kind of destruction that's taken place, it's all man made or woman made destruction to. it's things that should have never happened. but we're not going to let that happen. with four more years of her in the white house. because if you have what happened to this country as what they allowed to happen in california and san francisco, one of the great cities of the world 15 years ago, and today, it's not in a very good position. >> vice president kamala harris is keeping her focus on one of the biggest battleground states in the east, pennsylvania. while there today, she sat down for an exclusive interview with anchor brian taff from our philadelphia sister station, wpvi. this is harris's first solo interview since being selected as the democratic nominee for

president. in this wide ranging conversation, one topic she addressed was gun control. even pitching an assault weapons ban. >> they're literally tools of war. >> they were literally designed to kill a lot of human beings quickly. i say we need universal background checks. the majority of nra members support that. why? because it's just reasonable. you just might want to know before someone can buy a lethal weapon. if they've been found by a court to be a danger to themselves or others, you just might want to know. >> vice president harris also touched upon some specifics of her economic plan. she said it includes giving startups a $50,000 tax deduction, deduction to start their small businesses and for the first time, home buyers, $25,000 in down payment assistance. >> pope francis weighed in today on the presidential race, criticizing both harris and trump. his comments, made in italian, were translated to english. >> you have to vote and one must

choose the lesser of two evils. who is the lesser of two evils? that lady or that gentleman i don't know. everyone with a conscience should think on this and do it according to our countdown clock. >> as you see, we are down to 52 days, less than two months away to election day. >> the two astronauts stuck at the international space station. butch wilmore and sunny williams. they've requested absentee ballots. that's because they'll be in orbit until, at least february, so they'll have to vote from space in this upcoming election. >> i sent down my request for a ballot today. as a matter of fact, and they should get it to us in a couple of weeks. and absolutely. yes, it's a very important role that we all play as citizens. is to be included in those elections. and nasa makes it very easy for us to do that. so we're excited about that opportunity. >> and they were only supposed to be up there for eight days, won't see them until february. wherever you are, you can find information about the candidates, the polls and how to register to vote. go to abc seven news.com/election. you'll also want to bookmark that page

now, and you'll have one place for all the latest information as we get closer to election da. >> just as one problem is resolved, another has surfaced. the orange line is delayed in both directions with limited service between the hayward and berryessa stations. bart says there is an equipment issue on the tracks. that's the same kind of issue that shut down two east bay bart stations on the green line this afternoon the south hayward and union city stations were temporarily closed. those stations have since reopened, and service on the green line is recovering. in san francisco. the powell street bart station entrance at market and fifth streets is also back open, hours after police shot and injured an armed man earlier today. abc seven news reporter louis pena was there and spoke to witnesses. she joins us live from the newsroom. louis >> yes, emma. this happened around 10:15 a.m. in the heart of san francisco's shopping area on market street. i spoke to several witnesses who were working in the area and said they heard anywhere between 7 to 9 gunshots. we also obtained a video from a witness who caught

the suspect walking as police officers chased him. >> there's a suspect in the liquor store taking cover behind a wall. >> a san francisco resident whose social media name is frisco live 415, caught the moment sfpd officers surrounded the gmg liquor store on fifth street, demanding for a man believed to be armed to come out. >> this is the real deal. i got way too close to that incident, guys. >> seconds later, the suspect, wearing a mask, can be seen walking out of the liquor store, putting something in his waist and casually crossing the street while sfpd officers pointed their guns at him. earl jackson, with urban alchemy, was in the alley after they ordered him to come out. >> i saw the gentleman walking who i believe the suspect was walking across the street here, and then the officers were falling with their guns drawn, and they pursued him down the street and around the corner. >> video shows the suspect walking towards the bart powell station with multiple officers demanding for him to stop. employees and a customer inside a starbucks coffee store that

connects to the bart area saw the suspect. >> the guy was trying to jump to the bart entrance to get in there, and then i saw he has a gun on his right hand, and then the cop was already chasing him down from somewhere. >> as officers chased him down frisco live 4-1-1 five caught the sound of multiple gunshots below. oh my god locked the doors as gunshots rang out, trying to protect everyone inside the store. >> there was one customer in the store, so i'm like, get her out behind the counter. i don't care if she a customer or who she is, but get her back here on the street level. >> tourists waiting for the cable car ran for cover. hours later, sfpd confirming officers first made contact with the suspect after noticing he was armed inside. what is to believe? a stolen vehicle leading to this pursuit. >> they observed this armed person because of proactive

police work, and they took the appropriate action in terms of engaging with this person. >> sfpd chief bill scott confirmed officers recovered the suspect's gun at the scene. the suspect was taken to the hospital and is in fair condition. sfpd is expected to hold a town hall on this shooting within ten days of the incident in the newsroom. louis pena, abc seven news. thank you. >> louis. we're following the story of a deadly road rage shooting in orinda that happened yesterday. today, the victim has been identified. investigators say 50 year old scott decker died at the shooting scene. he was a resident of truckee and orinda. the shooting happened around 11 a.m. at the intersection of las vegas road and la spiral road. decker was reportedly driving a toyota forerunner when a man driving a tesla shot him. the contra costa county sheriff's office says that man was detained, but he has since been released. investigators have not said what led up to that shooting, or if any charges will be filed.

>> did you feel it? maybe not. it was small. there was an earthquake in san jose. this afternoon. the epicenter was in the east foothills near alum rock park. the usgs says the magnitude was 3.4. the quake was about five miles deep. those who felt it say it was a small jolt. no reports of any damage. >> are the big wildfires burning in southern california going to raise insurance rates? next up, we'll hear what experts are predicting. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. >> a potent low is coming. it's going to bring a significant change in our pattern. i'll have

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.

of the fires is the bridge fire in san bernardino county. the fire has grown to more than 52,000 acres and is only 3% contained. thousands of people in san bernardino and los angeles counties are under evacuation orders. you can see the devastation left behind here. crews were able to make some progress thanks to increased humidity and lower temperatures. just east of that, the line fire has burned more than 38,000 acres. some evacuation warnings were lifted this afternoon near the community of baldwin lake, but the danger is far from over there. more than 65,000 structures are still being threatened by the flames. crews are expected to make some progress this weekend as thankfully cooler temperatures will continue. the line fire is only 25% contained, and we're also keeping a close eye on the davis fire that went south of reno. the fire is burning in an area with heavy timber and brush, as you see in the video here. the fire has scorched 5800

acres and is 37% contained. and you can keep track of wildfires across the state with our interactive wildfire tracker. you can find it on abc seven news.com/fire map. and wildfires are, of course, contributing to california's insurance crisis. >> many companies now refuse to write policies. they are dropping customers and raising rates. >> unfortunately, a familiar story here in california. reporter carlos granda, from our sister station in los angeles, has a look at the impact of these recent fires. >> pretty much every house in a row up until mine is gone. >> rick paige lives in el cariso village in lake elsinore, but can't go back home just yet. his house survived the airport fire, while many of his neighbors did not. he worries what happens next with his homeowners insurance. >> a lot of people up there more than likely don't have insurance anyhow. they just can't afford it. >> three major wildfires have burned tens of thousands of acres so far, and because of these fires, some insurance

companies have instituted a moratorium on new policies for the time being, saying you can't write until further notice because obviously they don't want to be, you know, starting new policies when there's a fire burning next door. >> the good news so far is the number of structures destroyed is low. >> advocates such as consumer watchdog worry, however, that companies could still bring about higher rates in wildfire areas. the rate hikes by the way, are going to be really extreme in the wildfire areas because when a company gets a rate hike like state farm had a 20% rate hike recently. >> that's 20% average in the wildfire area could be 200%. >> the governor declared a state of emergency, and now the insurance commissioner has the power to protect homeowners in the fire zones from insurance cancellations and non renewals for one year if they wanted to raise the rates up high enough to where i couldn't afford it, i would have to relocate and dinger is hopeful the insurance market will stabilize. >> we've had some fire issues

here, but there's been a lot of there's been a lot of houses that haven't had issues, you know? so i think that it should settle in and the market will kind of take over here pretty soon. >> carlos granda, abc seven news. >> all right. we are always concerned about the weather because we are concerned about fires, especially this time of year. >> yeah, but hopefully lower humidity leading into this weekend will be help for those firefighters. we check in now with abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel for a look at that forecast. >> yeah, and julian and ama, the higher humidity coming in with a significant system this weekend will certainly help the firefighters, along with the precip that is coming around parts of california. but the wind is going to be a factor. so let's take a look at a live picture right now from our sutro tower camera. it is beautiful blue skies. temperatures today were in the low 60s to the low 90s. here's a look at the changes that are coming tomorrow. the cooling trend starts fall-like on sunday. it's going to be gusty, even cooler and below average. and monday we're talking about a chance of showers and windy weather to start the day. a beautiful view

from our sky star camera. i'm going to step aside. this is at fisherman's wharf on the skystar wheel, and you can certainly see the blue skies up above, but that marine layer is reestablishing. it was patchy earlier today. it's coming back into play and that's the first start of the changes that are coming. high pressure brought us the warmth today. area of low pressure is going to develop and drop down into california. it's pretty potent for september. i'll show you what will happen. so first let's talk about live doppler seven and some fog along the coast from our east bay hills. camera seeing a beautiful view right now 62 in the city 70. oakland hayward 83, san jos. and you're at 55, in half moon bay from our san jose camera. blue skies, 84, in santa rosa, upper 80s around fairfield, concord, petaluma and napa in the low to mid seconds. livermore. you're standing at 86 degrees. if you have friday night plans. still going to be warm 7:00 tonight 70s 80s inland, but not near the coast. fog is going to continue to push through, so definitely layer up

if you're going to be near the coastline in the morning. we're going to start out with some fog along the coast around the bay tomorrow afternoon. not quite as warm as today, but it is going to be the better of two days for outdoor activities. 80 inland 60s coast side morning temperatures will begin in the 50s and 60s. as we look at the afternoon numbers 83 in the south bay and santa clara, los gatos, 8684 san jose on the peninsula, 80 degrees. redwood city 78. in palo alto, low to mid 60s. coast side and partly cloudy to mostly cloudy. 64, in the sunset district. downtown 68 north bay. temperatures 82, in san rafael 86 for you in santa rosa. it's going to be a nice day in the east bay. mid 70s oakland hayward 81 castro valley. if you have outdoor plans, it's still going to be bright. there will be occasional high clouds. 88 in concord, 87 in livermore, 86 in walnut creek. now here come the changes. so sunday we're going to notice the cloud cover begins to increase by sunday night the rain begins in the north bay. there's a slight possibility

that we could see some shower activity here late sunday night, but it's really monday. this is the high resolution model coming in now where we see those scattered showers. at least a chance of it. certainly sierra snow, but notice all the precip across the state. we will see the potential for some gusty winds accompanying this system as well as we take a look at the rainfall projections here locally. not a lot, just enough to dampen the ground, but it is looking more and more likely that we're going to see some precip out of this on monday, especially a few hundredths to about a 10th 15 hundredths of an inch. the winds do pick up starting on sunday, 25 to 35 miles an hour, and they just get gustier throughout the day. so if you have any loose objects, you'll want to definitely tie those down in the sierra we are talking about a winter weather advisory sunday night to monday evening. we're up to four inches gusty winds and the snow level will be about 8000ft. accuweather seven day forecast tomorrow is cooler and breezy. emmy awards are right here on abc seven and it's going to be

fall-like and gusty. the perfect weather to stay inside. if you would like and watch chance of showers on monday. and we do have another opportunity for wet weather on wednesday when we premiere the golden bachelorette. as you both know. >> and julian, so much good stuff to watch. >> oh yeah, why not? >> we love it the fall season. >> here we go. appreciate it. thank you sandra. >> well the iconic rainbow flag in san francisco's castro district got a special honor today. the flag was officially designated a city landmark during a special ceremony. the colors each have a special meaning for the lgbtq plus community. the original rainbow flag was created by gilbert baker, nearly 50 years ago. the head of the gilbert baker foundation says it symbolizes tolerance everywhere it flies and intolerance where it doesn't. >> i get these emails every week. people that are just, they become scared because there's concrete evidence that shows that after this flag has been banned in these communities, hate crimes go up. >> the rainbow flag first went up over san francisco's civic center in 1978. it's been flying

over harvey milk plaza since 1997. >> coming up next, a statistically significant change in the gender pay gap. how much less? yes, less. women are now making c

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nasdaq and the s&p were in positive territory. the closing bell the dow gained nearly 300 points. the nasdaq was up 114. the s&p added 30. the gender pay gap is growing for the first time in 20 years. last year, women made nearly $0.83 for every dollar a man made, according to the u.s. census bureau. that's about a penny less than in 2022. it's the first statistically significant widening of the gender pay gap since 2003. men's earnings rose nearly 3% last year, compared to 1.5% for women. okay, let's talk about some gas prices now. >> got a mix of good and bad news here depending on where you're looking. let's start with the good news nationwide prices are dropping. triple a says the national average is down to 3.23. but you know how it goes here in california, it's rising up to 4.76. now that's $0.10 higher than just a week ago. napa has the most expensive gas in the entire state. they're looking at 5.23 a gallon. >> tens of thousands of boeing workers walked off the job

overnight to next. what their strike means for airplane passengers, and what makes now a good time to open a store in san francisco's unio

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.

improvement in san francisco's union square, which has seen a significant loss of retailers in the past four years. >> the area is now seeing an uptick in new businesses moving in. several big name stores have just opened, and more are expected by the end of the month. >> abc seven news reporter suzanne phan looks at the changes to bring shoppers back. >> if you're looking for a rolex watch, you can now find it on post street in union square. the new rolex store opened last month. despite the many for lease signs in the union square area. kazuko morgan, executive vice chair for commercial real estate firm cushman and wakefield, says there's a lot going on there right now. >> there are several other tenants that have signed leases or are in lease negotiations in union square. >> morgan helps find tenants for exclusive retail spaces in union square. >> rolex opened a few weeks ago. patek philippe is opening this

month. saint john relocated from the four seasons hotel to post street. christopher clark gallery relocated from geary street to post street. >> max mara is under construction and will open by the end of the month. morgan says a lot of new businesses are expanding or moving into union square. >> there has been a lot of work that's been done over the last year and really getting leases done. >> downtown san francisco continues to grapple with record high office vacancy rates. during the second quarter of this year, it was nearly 37%. in union square, though, the vacancy rate during the same period was nearly 22%, according to cushman and wakefield. morgan says spaces are leased or in negotiation, even though the signs have not been taken down. next year, a new nintendo store will go up at 331 powell street in union square. as for the san francisco macy's flagship store that's expected to stay open until the property is sold. macy's released this statement saying, quote, macy's union

square remains open as the fall and holiday season draws near. we are working in close partnership with the mayor's office and others as we explore options for this location. morgan says people often think san francisco is a challenging market to enter, that it's expensive, that the best locations have been taken, but not now. >> for the first time in my career, there's a lot of good opportunities for brands and landlords are most flexible we've ever seen. >> morgan and others hope the momentum continues for businesses survive and thrive in union square in san francisco, suzanne phan. abc seven news. >> boar's head is shutting down a processing plant in virginia tied to a deadly listeria outbreak, and the company will stop selling liverwurst. nine people died and 57 others were hospitalized after eating tainted meat. a federal investigation found the listeria contamination was caused by a specific liverwurst production process that existed only at the virginia processing plant. boar's head says it's going to

enhance food safety programs in other plants and hundreds of employees will be affected by this closure. >> new trouble for boeing. more than 30,000 workers walked off the job overnight after rejecting a contract offer that would have increased wages by 25%. abc news reporter morgan norwood has a look at what this could mean for the aviation industry, for the aviation industry and the economy. strike. >> strike. boeing, the second largest plane manufacturer in the world, now bracing for production shutdowns after 96% of union members voted overnight to strike. >> i'm ecstatic that the numbers are as good as they are. it's phenomenal that this many people got together and voted to reject a contract and voted to reaffirm the strike sanction. >> 33,000 aircraft assembly workers, mainly in seattle, have walked off the job rejecting boeing's latest contract deal, offering a 25% pay raise over four years. >> this is about respect. this is about addressing the past,

and this is about fighting for our future. >> but workers demanding more 40% over three years and a return to pensions instead of 401 k contributions. the whole contract is unfair. >> they're taking too much away from us without giving us anything. >> i kind of, after the last losing our pension, i'm not sure there's at least me personally. there's a lot of trust there with that, with the union. >> boeing officials warning a strike will be a blow to the already struggling company, which in recent years suffered two fatal plane crashes. a door panel flying off a plane mid-flight and a problem plagued spacecraft that was forced to leave two astronauts behind at the international space station. >> this could have impact in the millions, maybe tens or hundreds of millions of dollars. if this is a long lasting strike. certainly, the value of the aircraft that boeing may not be able to deliver would be enormous. >> now, the strike is not expected to cause flight cancellations, but it would halt production of its best selling planes. and depending on how long all of this lasts, it could cost the u.s. economy tens of

billions of dollars. morgan norwood, abc news, new york. >> music superstar justin timberlake pleaded guilty today to a charge of driving while impaired. there was a ton of media outside of the courthouse in sag harbor, new york, when timberlake arrived this morning. he can barely walk there. he was arrested back in june. police said. after leaving a bar, he failed to stop at a stop sign and then failed a field sobriety test. the judge today ordered timberlake to make a public safety announcement, so he addressed the media. after leaving the courtroom. >> this is a mistake that i mad, but i'm hoping that whoever is watching and listening right now can learn from this mistake. i know that i certainly have, and like i said, even one drink. don't get behind the wheel of a car. >> well, that was the psa. now the sentencing. the judge also sentenced timberlake to 25 hours of community service and a $500 fine.

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satellite view from space. plant life is blooming after an unusual weather pattern brought some really heavy rain there. portions of the sahara desert are anywhere from twice as wet to more than six times wetter than usual. scientists say a warming world due to fossil fuel pollution will make this more likely in the future. normally, the north african desert is considered to be the world's hottest and driest. >> wow. that is incredible. well, the united states is in the midst of both hurricane and wildfire seasons, and right now there are probably a lot of homeowners crossing their fingers hoping mother nature will spare them physically and financially. >> reporter lee waldman finds many feel they're unprepared. >> extreme weather is becoming all too common as our climate issues. it's putting homeowners in a tough spot. a new survey

out this week found that a quarter of homeowners in the u.s. feel unprepared. should the worst happen. as hurricane francine slams the gulf coast and wildfires rage in the west. 26% of homeowners surveyed by bankrate say they are not financially ready for a natural disaster. >> a lot of insurance companies are starting to exclude certain perils that we're used to having covered. shannon martin, a bank rate analyst who specializes in insurance, says homeowners in the south and west are most likely to feel unprepared to shoulder the financial burden of extreme weather. those homeowners feel a little bit more unprepared because they know kind of what they're heading into. >> and while the majority of homeowners surveyed do have insurance, they do not necessarily know if they have adequate coverage, what type of repairs and updates do we need to make to this home to make it more insurable? >> invest in upgrading your roof. if you live somewhere where there's wildfire, it really can be as simple as making sure the area around your

home is free of debris, free of, trees and shrubbery that can catch fire easily. >> martin says to pair that information with the realistic extreme weather threats facing your neighborhood today and in the future. >> i would suggest going online to a climate like to an online tool like risk factor. com or climate check. com put in either your current address or the address you're thinking of purchasing, and it'll forecast for the next 30 years of extreme weather events. will look like in that area. >> another shocking statistic 15% of respondents told bankrate they would go into debt if they had to pay the deductible they would owe if their property ever did get hit by an extreme weather event. in new york, i'm lee waldman, reporting today. >> believe it or not, is the warmest day of the week before we see temperatures slide as we head into the weekend. and your seven day

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its predecessors, the firm says. in tests oh one performed similarly on similarly to phd students on difficult benchmark tasks in physics, chemistry and biology. oh one will gradually become available to most chatgpt users. okay, so you've probably noticed browsers now build artificial intelligence into search results. so if you've googled the question recently, you know that ai generated answers are now first to pop up above the web links on our 3 p.m. show. we talked with a doctor who says you cannot always trust the search results, especially with health questions. google really changed the way that it scrapes the internet to find answers to our questions. >> and now it's using ai to do this. it's pulling from all sorts of sources. many of them i fear, look legitimate. they appear credible, but they're giving people junk science. so one example is now if you search how can i get more minerals into my diet? sometimes google's new ai overview will tell you to go

eat rocks. and the reason that that's happening is because alongside pulling from credible websites, it's also pulling from satirical ones and not separating the fact from the fiction because it's not a human. >> well, the doctor says the onus is now on us to do more fact checking to make sure the results are from a legitimate source and just don't eat rocks. >> right. do we have to say that? just don't do it. okay. it's the emmy awards this weekend, and they air right here on abc seven. do you think you can predict who might win? entertainment reporter joelle gargiulo from our sister station in new york has some advice. >> i love this part. >> and the emmy. the emmy goes to choose action from comedies to dramas and the comedies that feel like dramas. >> no. surprise. yes. surprise. it's been an incredible year for must watch, must discuss. interesting television. i'm a winner. >> showtime. let's begin, shall

we? yes. >> come sunday, the show that celebrates the people who make tv happen will hand out the coveted gold statues. to whom? we don't know. but speculating is half the fun. oh. >> i'm in. honey you and i, we watch these award shows differently, so let's break it down. >> the categories that everybody will be talking about, starting with best drama series. shogun leads all shows with 25 nods. it's up against the crown, mr. and mrs. smith, slow horses three, body problem, fallout, the gilded age and the morning show for tv's top honors. >> i would say shogun should win. i would say shogun will win. it's hard to not bet against the show that has 25 nominations on the comedy side, the bear breaking records with its 23 nods. >> it's a good thing, right? yeah. no it's great. >> it's up against abbott elementary, curb your enthusiasm. >> he's supposed to sequester. >> he's supposed to sequester hacks. >> only murders in the building. palm royale, reservation dogs, and what we do in the shadows.

best comedy. what do you think in there? a lot of eyes are on the bear. >> of course. this is for season two of the bear. even though season three is up streaming now and i personally think it's the bears emmy to lose, all eyes are on the best actor in a comedy series, a stacked category that comes down to jeremy allen white and larry david. larry david. this is the last season for curb your enthusiasm, so i'm going to pick larry david in this category. >> and if there is an upset, would it be fair to say that's coming from jeremy allen white for the bear? >> i would say that jeremy allen white, i mean, if anything, maybe larry david is the upset because you have jeremy allen white here and because he's won so many awards already for the bear. but i would say it would be between the two of them come sunday night, monday morning. >> what are the headlines out of the emmy awards? yeah, i think it could be fx, the little guy beating out all of these giant networks and streamers. >> fx could sweep both the best drama series and best comedy series categories, regardless of

who walks away with an emmy, it has certainly been a winning season for television. >> i'm joelle gargiulo, abc new. >> okay, one more reminder the emmys are coming up this sunday. you can watch live on the red carpet arrivals coverage starting at 3 p.m. then you don't want to miss eugene levy and dan levy hosting the 76th emmy awards at 5:00, right here on abc seven. >> i guess i don't need to know the weather for sunday, because i'll be watching the emmys. there you go. >> but saturday you'll be inside. yeah. so maybe. yeah we need to hear about saturday. we check in now. >> tomorrow will be a good day to be outside. julian and ama, let me show you a live picture right now. golden gate bridge camera pretty socked in. the fog is heavy along the coast. visibility down to just over a mile and a half moon bay, so watch out if you have friday evening plans. live doppler seven showing you the fog along the coastline. as we look at the high temperatures for tomorrow. it's going to be nice. some fog lingers near the coast. low 60s. it's cooler than today and

breezier upper 80s inland, where you will see plenty of sun with occasional high clouds. now sunday those temperatures will drop well below average only in the 60s and 70s as the wind picks up. and same thing with monday. i do want to show you what's going to happen over the weekend. a deep trough. it's pretty potent for this time of year. moves in and between sunday late night into monday, we have an opportunity for showers in the sierra. it turns to snow. here comes another system the middle of the workweek. next week. so this is looking more like later in the year than september, that's for sure. the accuweather seven day forecast. tomorrow is the outdoor day fall-like and gusty sunday. perfect. like i said, to watch the emmys. chance of showers on monday and certainly temperatures will bounce back just a little bit. and julian, as we head towards tuesday. >> all right. thank you so much sandhya. >> checking in now with sports director larry beil and i will let you deliver the bad news here. >> well, you've been delivering it for the past 45, 50 minutes, so anyway, 40 niners make the call on the status of christian

mccaffrey. he is not playing on sunday. and the question now is whether christian is going to miss the next month of the nfl season with

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even in more pain after back to back workouts, so the team is now considering putting mccaffrey on injured reserve. that means the nfl offensive player of the year would miss the next four games. so look for a lot more jordan mason on sunday in minnesota. meanwhile, the niners are going to be facing their former teammate sam darnold, who backed up brock purdy last year and is now the starter for the minnesota vikings. darnold he looked great last week, completing 19 of 24 for 208 yards and two touchdowns in a rout of the giants. the niners, they have nothing but respect for sam darnold. >> sam's the man. like i've told everybody that i absolutely love sam and who he is as a person. what he's done for this team and the quarterback room last year for brandon and i, you know, he came in and helped me prepare and gave me everything that he had. you know, with his role as a backup to help me be successful on sundays, you know, being able to study and know all of it without really having the reps throughout the week being a backup and being ready to go whenever my number was called

and, so, you know, i think i learned a ton about myself last year, >> and learned a lot about football last year as well. >> there is now a national conversation about whether dolphins quarterback tua tagovailoa should retire. tua suffered his fourth concussion in five years, and those are just the ones we know about. probably even more than that. recently signed a $212 million contract, but the money pales in comparison to the importance of tagovailoa being able to lead a normal life after he's done playing football. you see the two uh- contacts with the head. he hit his head on the on the grass. he's only 26 years old. mike mcdaniel says too soon to decide to his future. >> i just really, really, really wish i totally understand it and it's not misplaced. i totally get how that's where people want to go to. i just wish that people would for a second hear what i'm saying, that bringing up his future is not in the best interest of him.

>> wait and see how that plays out. sad to report that the father of warriors forward andrew wiggins has died. mitchell wiggins played six years in the nba. he had been battling illness in recent years and passes away at age 64. you may recall andrew took a couple of months away from the team two seasons ago, and this is likely the reason why. hockey season right around the corner today, the san jose sharks played their first game in the rookie faceoff tournament in southern california. fans of team teal see the circle there. that is first round pick macklin celebrini scoring in this game as the sharks beat the utah hockey club three two. all right, cuteness alert. cuteness alert the 40 niners. hope you'll kick off football season with a new furry friend. nick bosa and trent williams, who are both gigantic humans making new friends. the little puppies videos from a recent visit to the humane society of silicon valley. the niners teaming up with the shelter to sponsor $49 off adoption fees. now through

sunday sports on abc seven, sponsored by smart and final. circling back christian mccaffrey, achilles tendinitis is really tricky and if you push it too much, it's an overuse injury. basically rest is probably the best thing for it. so i expect them to put him on injured reserve and just shut down any talk of him competing for the next four games. that way he's not telling coach, coach, i can play, i can play, i can play, i can play because that's what christian will do, let him heal. so hopefully this, you know, has a happy ending in another month. we don't need this happening every week. no no you can't. no it's bad every week. you have to consider it. appreciate it. >> all right. that is it for this edition of abc seven news. thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz and i'm julian glover for sandhya patel, larry beil and everyone here at abc seven news. >> have a great night. we'll see you back here for the 11:00.

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