i'm wond honored to be here amazing nominees. and thank you for fx, disney and hulu for believing in me. and thank you, my team, for always supporting me. and thank you for all the crew and cast of "shogun." i'm so proud of you. [ applause ] >> it was an east meets west dream project, with respect. and "shogun" taught me that when people work together, we can make miracle. we can create a better future together. thank you so much! [ applause ] ♪

>> announcer: from perry mason to saul goodman, ben matlock to ally mcbeal, some of our favorite characters over the years are television's lawyers. whether prosecutor or defense attorney, criminal lawyer or civil litigator, their importance and impact on viewers cannot be overstated. please welcome tv lawyers gina torres and emmy winners christine baranski and viola davis. >> it's been said that the doctor sees our human weakness, the minister sees our stupidity and the lawyer sees our wickedness. >> although let me add this one caveat. for in courtrooms and law offices like the ones we've seen from the early days of television up through today, lawyers have seen every human condition. >> and in their efforts, in so

many ways they try to better that human condition and uplift us. ultimately television lawyers remind us of two things. first, that the trifecta of weakness, stupidity and wickedness will never go away. and second, that the cases and trials and clients that showcase that trifecta make for really entertaining television. >> and now, here are our nominees for lead actress in a drama series. >> announcer: jennifer aniston, "the morning show." carrie coon, "the gilded age." maya erskine, "mr. & mrs. smith." anna sawai, "shogun." imelda staunton, "the crown." reese witherspoon, "the morning show." >> and the emmy goes to -- anna sawai,

♪ [ applause ] >> this is the first emmy win and nomination for anna sawai. >> i was crying before my name was announced. i'm a mess today. thank you to the academy for naming me alongside my fellow nominees, whose work i have grown -- i grew up watching and love. thank you so john langraff and the whole fx team for believing in our story.

thank you, justin and rachel, for believing in me and giving me this role of a lifetime. thank you to every single one of the crew and cast led by a hero, heroes over there. he really has opened doors and continues to open doors for people like me. thank you so much. cosmo, you are the most hon nest and truthful and no b.s. know and you made me give my 120%. lastly, thank you to my team and thank you to my family. mom, i love you. you are the reason i'm here. you showed me stoicism and that's how i was able to portray it. this is to all the women who expect nothing and continue to be an example for everyone. thank you so much. >> announcer: after the break, catherine o'hara presents the award for outstanding comedy series, and the cast of "the west wing" crowns this year's

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announcer: this year marks the 25th anniversary of warner brothers 26-time emmy winning series "the west wing." from its cast, please welcome martin sheen, dule hill, janel moloney, richard schiff, and allison janney. >> from 1999 to 2006 i had the honor of playing the president of the united states on an extraordinary series created by aaron sorkin and produced by john wells. >> the name of that series, "the west wing." and we all had the honor serving in your administration. >> it's hard to believe that just 25 years ago, aaron and the writers actually had to use their imaginations to create interesting plotlines for "the west wing."

>> unlike today where storylines can be plucked right off the news. storylines that writers would have deemed a bit farfetched, if not utterly ridiculous 25 years ago. >> our political landscape has shifted dramatically in recent years, but two things have not changed -- the importance of everyone making sure to be registered and to vote -- >> and the quality of the drama series on television. >> here are this year's nominees. >> announcer: "the crown." "fallout." "the gilded age." "the morning show." "mr. & mrs. smith." "shogun." "slow horses." "body problem." >> and the emmy goes to -- "shogun"!

[ applause ] ♪ >> for its first eligible year "shogun" has received 25 nominations. "shogun" won a record-breaking 14 nominations. the show holds this year's top spot with the most emmy nominations. ♪ >> oh, my gosh. we got to go fast. wow, okay. thank you for this incredible honor. we have so grateful to our partners at disney television, to hulu and especially to fx. john, gina, kate, lindsey, nick.

you guys green lit a very expensive subtitled japanese period piece that revolves around a poetry competition. i have no idea why you did that, but thank you for your faith in this incredible team. thank you to stephanie gibbons. we share this award with our cast and crew from japan and north america. "shogun" is a show about translation, not what is lost but what is found when you do safety meetings in two languages and you learn not to talk on matts with your utility boots. i just want to pass this to hirosan for one final word. >> let me talk in japanese quickly. could you translate? >> i will try. i will try. i will try. [ speaking in a global language ]

>> we would like to express our deepest gratitude to all the crew, directors and masters that inherited our samurai period dramas up until now. the passion and dreams that we have inherited from you have crossed oceans and borders. >> thank you so much! [ applause ] >> oh, my gosh. it's my tv sister, anny mu >> what's up, anny? >> well, they said the shining star of "schitt's creek" was going to present the final award of tonight. >> there has been a little

confusion here, anny. >> i know. that's fine. >> so we're actually here to present that >> which isn't me. >> isn't you. >> which i knew. >> of course. >> i knew that. that i knew. so -- >> so please welcome our favorite tv mom. >> catherine o'hara. >> i am shocked and delighted to be presenting the award for outstanding comedy series. the nominees are -- >> announcer: "abbott elementary." "the bear." "curb your enthusiasm." "hacks."

"only murders in the building." "palm royale." "reservation dogs." "what we do in the shadows." >> and the emmy goes to -- oh, must we? must we really choose just one winner? you know, when all the nominees have done such wonderful, hilarious work, must we? yes, apparently we must. the award goes to, the emmy goes to "hacks"! ♪ [ applause ] >> "hacks" received 16

nominations this year and a total overall of 48. >> i have no thoughts in my brain. thank you so much to the academy. let's brace ourselves. i might get emotional. i have to say that we are so lucky to live our dream and make television. and we couldn't do it without our "hacks" family. all of our writers, all of our cast, all of our crew who make our dreams come true literally. look at the camera operators tonight doing incredible work making this happen. thank you to the crew. thank you.

you know, when we pitch this show about two women, one of whom was over 60, we did not know if we would sell it. we really have to thank casey boys and sara, everyone who has helped us make this show. you know, there are about 20% of our population is over 60 plus, and there are only 3% of those characters on television. and i would like to see more of them because while i'm a great, young supporting actor, i really want to be a good, old lead. >> thank you so much. i mean, comedy is so important, obviously, to us. but we really feel like it can bridge divides when you laugh with someone and you have something in common with them. so please support comedy. it speaks true to power. it really does. so support your local comedian. and we have to go because we start shooting the next season in five days. so thank you and good night!

>> that's our show. congrats to all our winners and nominees. >> have a great night!

is safe. and tonight there are new clues to the suspect's motive. and we are tracking a drizzly start to your week. the totals and the timing before summer weather returns. and an historic night at the emmy awards. we have reaction from the newest emmy winners tonight on abc seven news at 11. >> always live abc seven news starts right now. >> the race for the white house takes a dark turn with another attempt on former president donald trump's life. the former

president is safe tonight after what the fbi is calling an attempted assassination that ended with secret service agents shooting at a suspect. good evening, and thank you for joining us. i'm dion lim. law enforcement in florida arrested a man they say pointed an assault style rifle at the former president from a few hundred yards away. as trump was golfing. sources tell abc news investigators are looking into whether that suspect was angry over trump's positions on ukraine. abc news reporter alison kosik leads off our team coverage for the second time in two months. >> an attempted assassination of former president trump. law enforcement says a suspect in custody that suspect identified as ryan wesley ralph. sources say a man with an assault style rifle was between 3 to 500 yards from the former president, and appeared to be aiming a gun near him. >> they have an agent that jumps one hole ahead of time to where

the president was at, and he was able to spot this rifle barrel sticking out of the fence and immediately engage that individual, at which time the individual took off. >> authorities say they found an ak 47 style rifle in the bushes with a scope, two backpacks and a gopro. he was later apprehended in a neighboring county. the threat level is high. >> we have increased the amount of assets that we've supported. so we are, we live in danger times. >> the former president issuing a statement saying my resolve is only stronger after another attempt on my life. i will never slow down. i will never give up. later in the evening, president biden, issuing a statement stating there is no place for political violence or for any violence ever in our country. the former president is said to be in good spirits. alison kosik, abc news, new york. >> vice president kamala harris

shared a statement tonight saying she is deeply disturbed by the possible assassination attempt. she wrote, quote, i condemn political violence. we all must do our part to ensure that this incident does not lead to more violence, unlike the shooting at trump's rally in july, his presence at the golf course today wasn't planned or announced ahead of time. the secret service has made security changes to the course since the first attempt on trump's life. abc seven news reporter tara campbell turned to experts on politics and protecting presidents. to put this shocking incident into context. >> donald trump being whisked away sunday after an assassination attempt at his florida golf club. >> never a dull moment in election 2020 for this, the second time in two months, there's been an apparent attempt on the former president's life. the unprecedented ness of it is more that it's about somebody trying to take somebody out before the election happens, whereas usually when we see these kinds of high level assassination attempts, it's about somebody who's already in office.

>> and political science professor melissa michaelson says not only is it unprecedented. >> also a sad commentary on the degree to which we are so polarized that people are so invested in the outcome of this election, are so angry about one of the people running that they think it might be appropriate to try to assassinate that person. >> secret service officials sunday, describing the agents actions, he noticed that the rifle was pointed out. >> our agents engaged. we are not sure right now if the individual was able to take a shot at our agents. >> kudos to them for preventing a tragedy upon the former president or anybody else involved. >> corey allen is a former secret service agent and says they did exactly what they are trained to do. >> the secret service agents who were out there on the golf course with them were doing their jobs and did it really well, to the point of spotting something. what many others wouldn't see would be a part of a rifle barrel sticking out of a fence. >> and he says trump is

redefining what it means to protect a former president. >> normally in the past, as we've all seen, former presidents just kind of fade into the background and go about painting things in texas or creating foundations to do great things for the world. the dynamics very much changed with former president trump. >> meanwhile, as for how this latest assassination attempt could impact the election. >> people who support trump and want him to win and who are upset that he's the target of assassination attempts, are going to now send in more money, are going to be more determined to elect him. >> tara campbell, abc seven news. >> our coverage of the attempted assassination of former president trump continues on abc seven news.com and the abc seven news app. we'll have all the latest updates all night long. right. moving on to the weather. and we are ending our weekend with winter like temperatures. we had a cool windy day. we have. abc seven news, weather anchor spencer christian standing by tracking those changes with rain in the forecast. spencer. that's right diane. >> it's so windy out there right

now. it feels cooler than it actually is. sort of a wind chill factor. let me show you the wind gusts as we speak. 47 mile per hour gusts right now in oakland, 43 mile per hour gusts at sfo and all around the bay area. we have wind speeds ranging from 25mph to over 40mph. the current temperatures are generally in the mid to upper 50s, which is chilly but not cold, but with the winds blowing so furiously out there it feels even chillier. so let me give you a look at our forecast headlines. first, overnight breezy, light rain and drizzle will develop during the overnight hours and into the early morning hours. so morning commuters may encounter a few damp spots on the roadways. now tomorrow we'll have some showers in the morning, but then a mix of clouds and sun going into the afternoon and the remainder of the week will be unsettled for the first few days. then turning at the end of the week. so i'll have details on all of this in my accuweather seven day forecast. a little bit later on. >> all right. looking forward to it. spencer. thanks. firefighters in the north bay stopped the spread of a new

wildfire that was sparked today. the cougar fire started off of lakeville highway and quickly spread to 40 acres, all driven by wind. cal fire used its new air tanker to do a fire retardant drop over the burn zone. its first drop in sonoma county. the new plane has capacity for 4000 gallons of retardant and has a cruising speed of 360 miles an hour. it is a turbulent time for the future of our schools, with shrinking enrollment, hurting school budgets. multiple school districts in our area are talking about school closures. to close the gaps. leaders with san francisco unified are putting off a highly anticipated announcement this week, of which schools may be on the chopping block. abc7 news reporter j.r. stone talked to families frustrated with more than just the wait. >> this is the email message that went out on sunday from the san francisco unified school district superintendent revised timeline for school closures announcement, meaning that three days before district officials said they would release a list

of recommended school closures for next school year, they have opted to delay that release for another month. >> there's a lot of families with anxiety around, oh my schools under-enrolled my school is going to be on the list and just kind of anticipating this date and now all of a sudden the state is getting pushed back and the timeline is a little unclear and people don't know exactly why. and so there's, you know, families are rightfully concerned and upset that you know, wondering what's going on. >> that's meredith dodson, who represents the san francisco parent coalition, a group of more than 1,000 usd parents, in the email. superintendent matt wayne said the delay is, quote, to ensure a thorough review of all aspects of the plan. end quote. some we talked with understand the need for thoroughness, but also say there should be urgency here. >> if this is something that's going to happen, then yes, let's let's be sure. >> let's be sure about it and let's get the list out and let everybody know so they can

prepare. it is frustrating, but i'm not surprised that from a man whose family recently opted out of san francisco unified schools due to the way things were being run. >> two of my grandchildren were at the neighborhood school and things were getting so frustrated that their parents pulled them out to send them to the catholic school, sfusd superintendent wayne says the rest of the timeline remains relatively consistent, saying there will be a board of education vote on the package of school closures in december, and changes will still take place next fall. >> dodson is hopeful the district will be prepared for what will come after the release of the list. >> the families are going to have, you know, dozens of questions, you know, will they be moved to a school nearby? will their kids be kept with their friends? right. like, these are really important questions that the district has to be ready to answer on day one. and i don't know if they're ready to answer that. and i think that's part of what's happening here. >> we did reach out to the

district for further comment, but hadn't heard back from them as of late sunday night. j.r stone, abc seven news. >> tense moments as firefighters race to save one person and two cats from a high rise on fire. gasps from the street as a cat scrambles onto a ledge. what first responders did next. with nine lives on the line and the biggest night in television, filled with laughs and tears and a whole lot of history. we've got the postgame reactions from hollywood's biggest stars, and a little bit later in sports, the 40 niners looking for a win that has eluded them for more than 30 years.

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of the brothers who made up the beloved pop group has died. his sons shared the news on instagram tonight. tito was the third of nine jackson children, brother to michael and janet. he was a background singer who played guitar in the jackson five's chart topping hits of the 70s. his sons didn't share the cause of death, just saying we love you, pops. tito jackson was 70 years old. well, it is the biggest night in television happening right here on abc seven. the 76th emmy awards made history from the very start. reporter george pennacchio with our sister station in los angeles. reports from the red carpet. >> shogun. >> shogun started emmy night with 14 wins, all from last week's creative arts emmys. the drama series added four more for a total of 18 trophies, from a staggering 25 nominations, the most of any show this year. the series stars and new emmy

winners anna sawai and hiroyuki sanada were proud to represent their show. >> i still feel like i'm trying to process what happened. i think in any moment i can cry, so i won't do that. but it's really unbelievable. i think i'll wake up tomorrow and i'll think this was all a dream. >> another drama that won big baby reindeer, with richard gadd taking home trophies for acting, writing and producing this year's outstanding limited series or anthology. >> i kind of just feel a bit overwhelmed right now. i wasn't expecting this. i'm just so glad that the show has touched the lives of so many people and the academy of have have acknowledged it in this way. it's the greatest, greatest night of my life. >> but there are so many categories at the emmys, including the comedy shows that make us laugh. hacks snagged the win for outstanding comedy series, and jean smart won her third emmy in a row for lead actress in a comedy series and sixth overall for her portrayal of stand up comedian deborah

vance. >> i think i've been fortunate in a sense that my career has been a very gradual kind of climb. i wouldn't have minded if it was a little faster, but, you know, it's better than starting here and going down, down, down down down, down. so i'm very grateful. >> the bear's jeremy allen white took home his second emmy in a row for lead actor in a comedy series. his costars, ebon moss-bachrach and liza colon-zayas also won trophies for their supporting roles. >> everybody does such beautiful work on this show and yeah, to see them recognized, it just, it makes me so happy and so proud. >> with 11 emmy wins sunday night, the bear also broke its own record by one for most wins for a comedy series in a single year, with 11. in los angeles. george pennacchio, abc seven news. >> disney is the parent company of abc seven, as well as fx and hulu. happening tomorrow. emergency repairs on i-80 are

about to begin, and they may impact your morning commute. starting tomorrow night at ten. caltrans will close lanes on i-80 between fourth and seventh streets, affecting the fourth and harrison street exits. one lane will be open in both directions. while that work is underway, and all lanes will reopen at 6 a.m. this work is scheduled through october. firefighters rescued one person and two cats from the sixth floor of a burning building in san francisco. take a look. this is the moment a firefighter managed to grab one of those cats from the ledge of the window. you can hear those chill cheers that filled the streets on hide and eddie. one person, though, was seriously injured. firefighters say all of this started as an accidental kitchen fire. one person is displaced, but the firefighters that reacted to the scene. such heroes. oh, absolutely. >> heroes indeed. and a happy. a happy feline at the end there. yeah. that's great news. you know, the traffic's not the only

thing that may impact bart. traffic may be impacted by what we're talking about. bart, was that earlier. the weather may also impact the traffic tomorrow morning because it's going to be wet in some spots. >> caltrans. we were talking to caltrans. >> there you go. i knew it had something to do with transportation. >> it's on wheels. it's on wheels. >> here we go. here's a look at the satellite radar composite image. looks like we've got a very strong onshore flow. have you noticed? have you been outside lately? it is really gusty out there, right now. we have gusts up to 47mph at oakland, 43mph at sfo, and all around the bay area. basically wind gusts from 25mph up into the 40s. pretty breezy. now these breezes will taper off a little bit during the overnight hours. here we're looking at the 24 hour temperature change. most inland areas are anywhere from one to 2 or 3 degrees cooler than at this time last night. most places closer to the coast are just a couple of degrees warmer. here's a view from our rooftop camera looking along the embarcadero 56 degrees here in san francisco right now. oakland 59 low 60s at hayward and san jose. upper 50s at redwood city

and half moon bay. beautiful view from mount tam looking down onto the bay. looks at the bright lights in san francisco and across the bay in oakland, giving us a nice view here. these are current temperature readings. also 58 degrees in santa rosa. 52 petaluma. mid 50s at napa and fairfield and upper 50s at concord and livermore. and from emeryville we present this view. these are the forecast headlines overnight. it will be breezy, but not nearly so gusty as it is right now, with light rain and drizzle developing. and then tomorrow morning we'll have a few showers to greet morning commuters. but later in the day, just a mix of clouds and sun and the remainder of the week will bring us unsettled weather for a few days and then a warming pattern toward the end of the week. the forecast animation for the overnight overnight hours shows increasing clouds just swirling through the bay area, and some showers developing. light showers. for the most part, we're not talking about heavy rainfall. however, there may be enough rainfall to produce wet spots on the pavement for morning commuters and then it will all taper off by about midday or so tomorrow. overnight low temperatures will be mainly

in the mid to upper 50s, although a little milder in some spots like antioch, where the low will drop down to only about 60 degrees then. highs tomorrow 60 one half moon bay 67, in san francisco, oakland 69. many other locations around the bay shoreline will be in the upper 60s to about 70 degrees. inland, east bay, low to mid 70s. tomorrow 74 at concord. fairfield 75. up in the north bay 68 at napa, 76 at santa rosa. so a pretty wide range of highs there and up to about 70 down in the south bay in san jose. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. and as you can see, the next three days are going to be a bit cooler than average for this time of the year. only 60s to about 70 around the bay shoreline. but then on thursday it starts to warm up a bit. friday we'll see mid 80s in our inland areas and look at saturday and sunday summerlike up to about 90 inland. on saturday 8-80 around the bay and on sunday 94 mid 90s in the warmest inland spots and low 80s around the bay shoreline.

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sunday, september 22nd. hope the wind and waves play along. well, the baseball season is winding down for the bay area squads. while the 40 niners hit the road for the first time this season. let's get to chris alvarez now with a preview of sports. chris. >> hey, dion. coming up in sports, the 40 niners hit the road to a place they haven't won in more than three decades. a viking quest as the forty-niners look for a rare win in the twin

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post game he's not sure when christian mccaffrey is going to come back. he was put on injured reserve yesterday. going to miss at least the next four games, maybe more. we'll find out. timberwolves star mike conley blowing the pregame horn to warriors media day, two weeks away from monday after the niners failed on fourth and goal. that's former niners sam darnold airing it out to justin jefferson. and he's weaving in and out of traffic 97 yards for the score ten nothing vikings in a raucous crowd there in minneapolis. kyle shanahan looking to dial up something before the half. brock purdy to george kittle iowa state to iowa. first touchdown catch of the year. niners down 13 to 7 at the break. and here comes a kittle spike. third quarter now. purdy. they're backed up on their own end. pass to juice. tipped and picked. purdy had 318 yards passing a crucial int there. and then the very next play darnold to a wide open. jalen nailor 20 to 7 on darnold's second touchdown of the day late third quarter.

vikings looking to pull away. aaron jones with the ball about to score. and fred warner is there. punches it out. niners recover on the half yard line. warner just amazing. remember he had a punchout on monday night football. and that win seemingly keeping the niners in the game by himself. ensuing drive they go 99.5 yards. it's jordan mason exactly 100 yards rushing in this game. there's a touchdown six point game. but that's as close as they get. vikings win 2317. now eight straight losses in minnesota. >> it just hurts. it hurts my soul honestly because we knew exactly the type of game that it was going to be, what was going to be required for us to win this game. and i told the team in there, it's never going to be an issue of us playing hard. we always play hard. we got so much talent in that room. we're always going to play hard. but it's about playing smarter. >> yeah, it's a wake up call, but we know why it happened, and there's a lot to fix. there's some good things for sure. it's football man. >> just because you got, you know, really good players and good scheme doesn't mean the

other team's going to give it to you. you have to go out and earn it. so, we've had to learn that, you know, the first two games of the season. so hopefully we can be better next week to baseball giants hosting the padres. >> a celebration of life for the great orlando cepeda, who passed away a week after willie mays. earlier in the summer, down two one in the ninth, elliott ramos becomes the first right handed batter to go slash home run at oracle park. that is so hard to do. park has been open since 2000. game tied at two. mccovey cove dave got the ball. and how long has he had that sign? he was ready. we go. extras. where the padres score two runs and the giants get swept. four three. in ten innings. they've lost four in a row. they now hit the road for a nine game road trip beginning in baltimore tuesday. a's fans on the south side of chicago, and they are still and let it all hang out there. the white sox scored three in the first, capped by this gavin sheets two run shot. the a's trailed the entire game. they lose 4 to 3. it's the first time the white sox have won consecutive games in three months, their five losses shy of tying the all time single season record of 120 set by the 1962

mets. but they beat the a's this weekend. abc seven sports, sponsored by river rock casino. dion, chris. >> thank you. well, the techies are coming, and local businesses can't wait. the countdown to dreamforce and the hopes for an economic boost. plus, ai is watching out for wildfires in one corner of the bay area. the new tool that could sniff

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.

san francisco's largest conventions of the year, is about to kick off. the annual dreamforce extravaganza starts on tuesday. abc seven news

reporter cornell bernard looks at how hotels and restaurants are getting ready for that convention. boost >> streets around moscone center are getting power washed and digital signs are up telling drivers that something big is happening. this week. dreamforce, the annual tech conference extravaganza, kicks off tuesday, organized by salesforce, san francisco's largest employer. we do a bunch of conventions everywhere, so i would say that this one is probably the biggest one we've done, considering it takes up 2 to 3 halls. the economic stakes are high for dreamforce. s.f. travel says the city's restaurants, hotels and local businesses will benefit from the more than 45,000 in-person attendees and the total economic impact of the conference is projected to be 92.97 million. dreamforce. this week exactly how big a deal is it for you guys? >> it's everything. >> dave mabry is co-owner of the 111 minna gallery, where lots of tablecloths are being unfurled.

the space hosting a dreamforce client reception this week. private and corporate events has been their main source of revenue. >> these conventions, you know, downtown has been decimated since the kind of stay at home since the pandemic. a lot of those those companies haven't forced people to come back to work. so for us getting to capture, you know, these clients and really kind of earn some revenue that we've lost on howard street. >> staff at fang restaurant getting ready for a busy week. lots of reservations booked. >> lots. yes, always. >> peter fang says salesforce ceo marc benioff has dined here many times and even tweeted about it. >> actually, this guy is a foodie. he knows good food. >> fang hopes benioff returns and brings his friends. he's encouraged by all the activity. dreamforce is already generating after a long, quiet economic dry spell. >> you can't see it when the german forces start. you can see lots of people walking down the street and on the street. it's nice to look at that.

>> in san francisco, cornell, bernard abc seven news. >> now dreamforce will shut down two blocks around the moscone center to cars on fourth street between mission and howard streets will be closed from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. monday through thursday. howard has already been closed between third and fourth, and will stay closed until 10 p.m. next sunday. well, shifting weather is giving firefighters an edge as they battle multiple large wildfires scorching southern california. this intense firefight is heading into its second week, but crews are making progress. the airport fire has burned 115 homes so far, and spread to more than 23,500 acres in orange and riverside counties. it's currently just 19% contained several evacuation orders, and warnings are in place, and a similar situation with the bridge fire in los angeles and san bernardino counties. more than 54,000 acres there have burned, with just 9% containment. now. two people were hurt in that fire. the fire

line in san bernardino county has scorched nearly 39,000 acres. more evacuations are in place there. thousands of firefighters are out battling each of these wildfires. well, firefighters along the peninsula are using ai to detect wildfires faster. 50 new sensors are being installed in strategic locations of woodside, portola valley and unincorporated parts of san mateo county. the fire safe council says the n5 sensors will detect smoke and alert first responders in real time. those devices can track air quality and how smoke spreads. a retail burglary crew now faces charges for stealing six figures worth of items from stores in the bay area. san francisco police say the crew stole items from stores in san francisco and san mateo counties. they took merchandise with an estimated value of up to $100,000. police