right now at five for the second time in two months, an assassination attempt on donald trump. what we're learning this morning about the person detained and how close he got to the former president. >> san francisco unified parents and students will have to wait longer to find out which schools could close or merge next year. why district officials delayed their highly anticipated decision just days before it was set to be made public.

>> plus, tens of thousands of techies descending on san francisco for dreamforce, the annual event set to start tomorrow. local shops and restaurants say they're ready for the business. and what you need to know if you plan to be in that area. good morning to you. welcome to monday, september 16th. >> yeah. let's begin with a check on the weather with meteorologist drew tuma. yeah. >> hi, friends. it's going to be cool today. cloudy to start out this morning. we'll get some sunshine this afternoon, but those clouds will be slow to break down over the next 6 to 8 hours. winds have been pretty strong overnight. winds gusting 20 to 30mph from the city to oakland. sfo right now gusting to 31mph. deeper into the the winds will weaken, but it certainly is a breezy start to the day. it's also on the chilly side. most of us starting out in the low and mid 50s. as we get you going on this monday. so look at the inland forecast. daytime highs only in the low and mid 70s. look at all that cloud cover. this morning. it's an overcast sky right now. we get a little bit of sunshine here later on in the afternoon.

and the winds do weaken. but low pressure to our north is bringing in some cooler air today. so temperatures will be below average around the bay shoreline. it is breezy right now. overcast skies. we'll get some sunshine again later on this afternoon. highs upper 60s. lower 70s. so certainly cool for this time of the year. then along the coast it's very cloudy right now. some pockets of drizzle. it is breezy. highs only in the low 60s. let's check in with frances. see those drive times this morning? morning, frances. >> morning, drew. morning, everyone. well, we are starting off with an early morning problem. we'll take you to the maps. and this one is in san francisco. so heads up a solo car crash. it's on the southbound 101 connector. it's on the ramp to eastbound 80, and we have a live camera near the scene. it looks like. wow. really windy as drew was mentioning, but they just might have cleared that crash that we saw moments ago. and we'll keep an eye on that and let you know if things change. i'm trying to see if it looks like it has been cleared. okay. we'll move along now and show you a live shot of

the san mateo bridge. it does look a little foggy out here. and the right hand traffic is westbound. it is crowded, but moving well right now. delay free from hayward as you make your way into foster city and san mateo. hi amanda. >> good morning. frances. at the live desk this morning, we're tracking the apparent second assassination attempt of former president donald trump. the man detained outside mr. trump's florida golf course yesterday is expected to be charged sometime this week. the fbi is identifying him as 58 year old ryan routh, saying he was able to get within 500 yards of trump before a secret service agent spotted him. shots were fired by the agent. it is unclear if routh fired any shots. trump was rushed to safety and was not injured. the former president's golf plans were not publicized in any way, and sources tell abc news going to the course was a last minute decision. the palm beach sheriff says security was not stationed around the perimeter of the course. since mr. trump is no longer president. >> i would imagine that the next

time he comes to the golf course, there will probably be a little bit more people around the perimeter. >> trump issued a statement shortly after saying, quote, i will never give up. i will never surrender. president biden and vice president harris both issued statements condemning the violence and early this morning, former democratic congress member and current san mateo county supervisor elect jackie speier posted on social media, saying, quote, i am sickened by the second assassination attempt against former president trump. i'm grateful he is safe. he needs to speak out against violence, stop violence, excuse me. stop spewing hate against swift and others and tamp down his rhetoric on false comments about haitians legally here in the u.s. as for the motive here, the fbi is looking into whether routh had grievances about trump's position on the war in ukraine. trump is expected back on the campaign trail tomorrow when he is scheduled to hold a town hall in michigan, where

certain a lot is going to change about this in the coming days. our coverage of the second attempted assassination of former president donald trump is being constantly updated on our apps, and abc seven news.com. >> new developments involving school closures in san francisco. students, families and teachers will now have to wait until october to find out which campuses will be impacted. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez is here with that. >> good morning reggie. sfusd parents were expecting the list of school closures to come out this wednesday. now, the district saying it will not be released until next month. yesterday, san francisco unified school district superintendent matt wayne released a message about the reason for the delay, saying that they want to make sure they get it right, adding the process of closing and merging schools is complicated, and i want to make sure we've looked at it from every angle, including how after school care, grant funding and transportation will be affected. he says the rest of the timeline remains relatively consistent, saying the board of education will vote

on the package of school closures in december and that changes will take place next fall. meredith dodson represents the san francisco parent coalition, a group of more than a thousand sfusd parents. >> there's a lot of families with anxiety around, oh, my school is 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. >> some parents, abc seven talked to say the delay is frustrating and that parents and students need time to prepare for the changes. abc seven reached out to the district for more comment, but hadn't heard back as of late last night. live in the studio gloria rodriguez abc seven news. all right. >> thank you. shifting weather is giving firefighters an edge as they battle multiple large wildfires scorching southern california. this intense fire

fight 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 19% contained. several evacuation orders and warnings are in place. a similar situation with the bridge fire in los angeles and san bernardino counties. more than 54,000 acres burned with just 9% containment now. two people were hurt in that fire and the lion fire in san bernardino county has scorched nearly 39,000 acres. more evacuations in place there. thousands of firefighters are out battling each of these wildfires. and a lost dog found on the fire line is capturing the hearts of firefighters. crews found him wandering around the lion fire incident command center in san bernardino county. cal fire says he is gentle and has been befriending every

firefighter he meets, kissing and snuggling his way into their hearts. firefighters took him to a shelter, hoping to find his family. >> new this morning, salesforce is giving $23 million in grants to help schools teach. i these grants will support high schools and middle schools across the country, including san francisco and oakland. salesforce says they want to give students the opportunity to develop the skills needed for success in an ai driven future, and that donation comes as tens of thousands of people are about to descend on san francisco for salesforce's annual conference, known as dreamforce. events officially kick off tomorrow, but if you've been around moscone center over the past week, then you've already seen the impressive setup. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard looks at how hotels and restaurants are getting ready for this convention. boost >> the 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 driving 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. >> and if you have to drive around moscone center, there's some road closures yo know about starting today through thursday, fourth street will be closed to cars between mission and howard every day from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. howard has already been closed between third and fourth. that will stay

the case until 10 p.m. sunday. sfmta also will have some detours in place, so watch for their signs 5-10 this morning in the accuweather forecast. >> we're looking at live doppler seven along with satellite, and you can see this area of low pressure. this counterclockwise swirl is basically on top of northern california right now. it's giving us those gusty winds this morning across the city and in the east bay. and it's also supplying us with some cool air. that trough is allowing some colder temperatures to move in from the north. there could be some pockets of drizzle. there's just not a lot of moisture associated with it overhead. but nonetheless, there's another chance of some showers coming our way on wednesday. so just know the next couple of days those temperatures are going to feel cooler than average will be in this below average pattern through much of the upcoming week, only 67 in the city today, it's mostly cloudy, limited sunshine in san francisco. it's also breezy heading into oaklan. we have morning clouds breaking for sunshine this afternoon. only 69. 70 in san jose, below average and cool for september

in walnut creek. coming in at 73 degrees. so the strongest winds are occurring right now. you can see that this morning. and they do tend to weaken as we head into the afternoon. so winds not as strong later on today. here's future weather. look at all that cloud cover overhead that will stick with us through the entire morning. then into the afternoon we start to see that cloud cover break down that low pressure starts to pull away from us. so we'll finish the day with some brighter conditions. but look at temperatures only in the 60s and low 70s for daytime highs a high of about 67. in the city, 76. the high in santa rosa, about 74. in concord, 70. in san jose, we'll go to 68. in fremont. we'll take a closer look at that midweek drizzle. reggie coming up in a few minutes. >> drew. thank you. united airlines stepping it up. coming up the deal with spacex to bring a new service to travelers. >> and tiktok facing a key court hearing today, the company's battle to block a law that could ban the app. wyatt's parent company, bytedance, argues the law is unconstitutional and violates free speech. >> plus, highlights from the biggest night in tv. we have the

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currently pay 8 to 10 bucks for internet service. hawaiian airlines and jsx also have deals with spacex for free in-flight wi-fi at the live desk. >> now, i'm keeping an eye on a big day for tiktok. lawyers for tiktok are set to go to court today to argue a law that could lead to a ban on the app is unconstitutional. now, president biden signed that law less than five months ago, giving tiktok's parent company bytedance until january to sell its u.s. operations or face a ban. it's because bytedance is a chinese company, and there are concerns the chinese government could gain access to the information of u.s. citizens. bytedance says the law violates free speech rights in the u.s. and it's worth pointing out that despite the justice department calling the app a national security threat, the campaign of both donald trump and vice president harris are quite active on tiktok. >> you see both campaigns on their uh- regardless of how they even feel about tiktok, tiktok's

future uh- they're using it now, they want to reach young people >> bytedance says even if it finds a buyer, a sale won't happen by the deadline congress is set. tiktok currently has more than 170 million users. it's one of the most popular social media apps around. back to you. >> hi amanda, we have a severe traffic alert in san francisco. it's on the connector ramp from 101 to eastbound 80. and the chp says right now there's no estimated time of reopening. so you're going to want to avoid this connector ramp. in fact, we have a live camera shot at the scene. you can see it looks like they're trying to clear this car crash on the connector ramp. those taillights, you see that is southbound 101. so if you're heading to the lower deck of the bay bridge or into downtown san francisco from octavia, octavia, you want to consider alternatives to get towards the downtown area and to the lower deck of the bay bridge, but

better news for those folks heading the other way right now. no problems at the bay bridge toll plaza heading into san francisco. reggie aqui. >> thanks, francis. it was a history making night at the emmys last night. here's abc news reporter rhiannon ali with some of the highlights from the 76 emmy awards. >> if it goes well tonight, my name is pronounced levee, not levee. >> and if things go south, my name is pronounced martin short. >> even carol burnett was charmed last night by host eugene and dan levy, as the father son duo kicked off a festive night that was dominated by fx's japanese period drama shogun. with 18 wins including outstanding drama series lead actor and lead actress. the bear broke its own record with 11 trophies last night, including jeremy allen white for best actor. >> this show has has changed my life. it is instilled a faith that that change is, is, is possible. >> but there was a bit of an

upset for outstanding comedy series announced by none other than catherine o'hara. >> the emmy goes to hacks. >> jean smart also took home the trophy for lead actress in hack. jodie foster won her first ever emmy for true detective night country. it was also a night of nostalgic reunions, including ron howard and henry winkler six days apart. >> hey. all right. >> saturday night live producer lorne michaels lost to john oliver, which turned out to be his 85th career emmy loss. it came as a shock to some of his cast, who tried to cheer him up from the stage. >> but guys, this is very nice. but lorne has won 21 emmys. not to mention that snl has won over 200. what 200? >> that's too much. >> and country star jelly roll,

sporting a slimmed down physique, paid the annual tribute to those stars we've lost over the last year. some days it ain't all bad. >> some days it all gets worse. some days i swear i'm better off laying in that dirt. >> rhiannon. ally abc news, new york. >> i watched last night. i was so happy that hacks won. >> yeah, love. i thought they did a good job. the dad and son. i was a good little team. yeah. levy. yeah. he said, know my name? don't call me levy. do not. all right. this morning we are looking at clouds out there. overcast skies to start out your monday before we get some brighter conditions later on this afternoon. hello san jose, you can see through this picture. it is quite gray upstairs. so what we do is we begin with those cloudy, cool and breezy conditions this afternoon. more sunshine appears out there. this afternoon will feature brighter skies, but also below average temperatures will keep those temperatures actually below average through much of

the upcoming week. now, wednesday, another round of low pressure is bringing us another chance for some drizzle. but the extended outlook as we head into saturday and sunday will find warmer temperatures moving in for the upcoming weekend. so today's forecast excuse me, showing you we start out with those clouds slowly breaking down for sunshine by about 5:00 pm. it's bright out there inland, but temperatures only in the mid 70s for daytime. highs around the bay shoreline will keep it pretty gray all morning long. in the afternoon. it's partly cloudy and highs in the upper 60s and then along the coast it's pretty overcast before we turn for some sunshine later on today and highs in the low 60s. it's breezy out there right now. those winds will weaken as well in the afternoon, so clouds and sun. that's the call for your day today. certainly want to dress in a couple of layers this morning. we're starting out temperatures in the 50s. and we don't warm that fast as we head into the afternoon 60s to mid 70s. that's about it for daytime highs. now overnight tonight we'll bring back the cloud cover will likely have some coastal drizzle. it's a cool night. temperatures in

the upper 40s to the mid 50s as we head into tuesday. now here's future weather tuesday we hang on to a lot of the cloud cover once again. tomorrow is a partly sunny day watch as low pressure moves in from the north. certainly a lot of rain around redding and eureka for us here. we'll find the tail end shower very possible as that low pressure spins over us by wednesday afternoon. this is 4 p.m. you can see a lot of cloud cover overhead, some pops of green, even some yellow. not out of the question to see a quick moving shower by wednesday. once this low moves out of here, we allow warmer weather to finally move in here. so the accuweather seven day forecast shows you clouds and sun today. partly sunny tomorrow. pretty cloudy wednesday with that chance of drizzle. then that warming trend gets underway here for the weekend. looking fantastic with fall officially arriving on sunday guys. >> all right drew thank you. coming up, the seven things to know this morning. >> cal football fans getting a little out of

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against the man detained for the apparent attempted assassination of former president donald trump, the second one he was golfing in florida yesterday when shots were fired. he was not injured. >> number three san francisco unified. parents will have to wait another month to find out which schools will be recommended to close or merge next year. the district says it needs more time to review the plan. >> number four, the law that could ban tiktok in the u.s. goes to court today. lawyers for tiktok and its parent company will argue a ban is unconstitutional. >> and number five, there's a severe traffic alert in san francisco. a solo car crash is blocking the southbound 101 connector ramp to eastbound 80. you see a live shot here? the head tail lights are moving on southbound 101. if you're heading to the lower deck of the bay bridge, you may want to get on fifth street instead. >> and number six, another traffic story. a heads up if you are out late or get up early. starting tonight at ten. caltrans is starting emergency repair work on i-80 in san francisco. that means only one

lane will be open in each direction between fourth and seventh streets until 6 a.m. work will continue through october. >> number seven. apple releases ios 18 today. updates include a customizable home screen, new control center, and new imessage features. you can also lock apps with face id, apple's new ai features aren't expected until next month. >> novato police are investigating a suspicious fire and vandalism at college of marin. this happened at the indian valley campus. fire crews responded to the alarm saturday morning. they found a small wildfire burning in the hills behind the school's softball field. there were also several broken windows around multiple buildings. investigators say they saw a man walking away from the scene. he was detained after police searched the area in the east bay. >> students attending saturday night's college football game at cal's memorial stadium got out of control. head coach justin wilcox had to scold the crowd

halfway through the game. the students were throwing cards used during halftime onto the field. those actions cost the team two penalties. fans we love you. >> stop throwing the cards on the field. that's 215 yard penalties. please stop throwing the cards on the field. >> you just heard coach wilcox speaking to the students there after the second penalty. luckily, the penalties didn't derail the bears. >> walnut creek is celebrating a big win by a hometown olympian, 20 year old ama eller. brought a brought home a gold medal in women's wrestling. she's lived in walnut creek almost all her life and continues to train at a local gym. during a celebration yesterday, she spoke about her journey to the olympics with abc seven news anchor dan ashley. >> i constantly have to pinch myself to believe my life right now to believe i'm sitting here in the park that i grew up playing in, with all of you guys here today. you know, we're celebrating this, our olympic gold medal, and it's, it's

amazing. so thank you for being here today with me. >> another celebration will happen later this year for sabrina ionescu. she's another walnut creek native who won gold with the olympic women's basketball team. she's currently playing for the wnba's new york liberty. i feel troc tense moments during an apartment fire in san francisco coming up at 530. >> the rescue that drew cheers from

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sued by the city. the school district is accused of dodging more than a decade in bills connected to election costs. >> controversy. brewing over a proposed ban on parking fees in san francisco. the plan being taken up by sfmta this week, and the response from the mayor's office. >> good morning everyone. it is monday, september 16th. >> let's start with the weather. hi, drew. hey, good morning guys. >> it's pretty cloudy out there as we get you going on this monday morning. we will find cooler weather this afternoon and winds right now are pretty active. it was a pretty blustery end to our sunday. and some of those winds are still with us this morning. sfo gusting to 31. close to 30 in oakland. but as we head into the afternoon those winds will weaken. so won't be a totally windy day out there for our monday. temperatures right now pretty uniform around the bay shoreline starting out in the mid and upper 50s. good morning palo alto coming in at 58 degrees. a similar story in the north bay. 56in sonoma. 55. that current temperature in danville. look at these numbers inland today. it is certainly

going to be below average. all that cloud cover this morning gives us a little bit of sunshine. this afternoon. but temperatures low mid 70s. that's about it for our warmest spots inland around the bay shoreline. it is breezy this morning, weakening winds throughout the afternoon and increasing sunshine. but highs below average. upper 60s near 70 degrees. that's about it. along the coast today it is overcast to start out. we'll see partly sunny skies this afternoon and highs barely in the low 60s. let's check in with frances. see those drive times? >> all right drew, we have better news in san francisco. but we do have some very slow traffic in livermore. so let's get to san francisco. first, there was a solo car crash blocking the connector ramp, but now it has been cleared. so the one on one connector ramp to eastbound 80 is looking good. and we have a live camera shot here. you can see headlights moving on southbound 101. they've turned the camera around, so traffic is flowing well in both directions. through that area. but it is getting crowded on the westbound ride on highway rather westbound 80. highway four to san francisco.

the drive time is now 34 minutes, but no major delays or major problems there, where we are seeing lots of brake lights is westbound 580 from tracy to dublin. that is slow and read at 73 minutes. there was an earlier crash and there's even a crash on westbound 205 getting out of tracy. amanda. >> all right, frances, thank you so much. new developments involving pending school closures in san francisco. the district is now waiting to release the list of campuses it plans to shut down. frustrating. already anxious parents. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez joins us live in studio and, gloria, why the new timeline? >> well, amanda, the san francisco unified school district superintendent, says they want to make sure they get it right. sfusd parents were expecting the list of school closures to come out this wednesday. now, the district saying it won't be released until next month. yesterday, superintendent matt wayne released a message about the reason for the delay. including. this ensures that, number one, our fiscal analysis is strong and our transition plan and

support systems are in place. number two, data from the equity audit is integrated into the recommendation and number three, we meaningful meaningfully consult with city school and community leaders. and he says the rest of the timeline remains relatively consistent, saying the board of education will vote on the package of school closures in december and that changes will take place next fall. some parents at abc7 talked to say the delay is frustrating, and that parents and students need time to prepare for those changes. >> 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. 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. >> meredith dodson represents the san francisco parent coalition, a group of more than 1000 sfusd parents. and she says

families are upset and concerned about the delay. she said the district will need to be ready to answer important questions on day one. abc seven reached out to the district for further comment, but had not heard back as of late last night. reggie >> gloria. thank you. the city of oakland is suing oakland unified school district. the city claims ousd has not paid its share of costs for school board elections in more than 15 years. according to the lawsuit, the issue has been going on since 2008. the city didn't notice this was happening until last year. that's when they asked usda to cover about a million and a half dollars from elections dating back to 2020. the district's board president tells the chronicle the district does not believe it's responsible to pay this. this lawsuit comes as both the city and ousd face multimillion dollar budget deficits. 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 arrested two people thursday at serramonte center in daly city. the other two suspects drove away. they were arrested later near 16th and bryant streets in san francisco. officers found a gun and stolen merchandise in the car. >> at the live desk. right now, i'm tracking the situation in springfield, ohio. that's the city that's been targeted by bomb threats following baseless claims being made about immigrants by former president donald trump and other republicans. now, two local colleges have closed their campuses as a precaution and classes are going virtual. both say they received e-mails making threats of a bomb and potential shooting on campus. a spokesperson for springfield says the bomb threats have also targeted the mayor's house and city hall. city and state officials say there is no evidence to show the claims being made are true. i think

these discussions about haitians eating dogs and cats and other things needs to stop. governor mike dewine says there are challenges, including housing and health care, with a number of immigrants moving to springfield, but that they are there legally and want to work. meanwhile, former president trump reportedly plans to visit springfield, ohio, soon. back to you, reggie aqui. >> abc news has learned the acting secret service director is expected to meet with donald trump today to brief him on the investigation into the apparent assassination attempt against him in florida yesterday. this is the second time this has happened in two months. so this time it happened while trump was golfing. a secret service agent working ahead of the former president spotted a gun sticking out of some bushes and started shooting. the suspect took off, leaving a gun and supplies behind. he was detained in a neighboring county. a while later. >> the threat level is high. uh- 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, quote, my resolve is only stronger after another attempt on my life. i will never slow down. i will never give up. unlike the shooting at donald trump's rally in july, his presence at the golf course yesterday 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 in 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 agent's 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're 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. >> all right. and if you're heading to the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights are on and the ride on westbound 80 from highway four to san francisco is now 40 minutes. there's some slowing through richmond, but we have some great news for rider appreciation day on samtrans. there are free rides for all riders for today, so take advantage of that if you're commuting on the

peninsula. amanda. >> all right. thank you. happening tomorrow, s.f. mta will consider a proposal to ban rvs from parking overnight on city managed streets. it's the city's latest attempt to encourage more people to seek out permanent housing options. now, the ban would prohibit rvs and oversize vehicles from parking on city streets from midnight to 6 a.m. it would also allow sfmta to tow vehicles in violation, but only after offering shelter. not everyone agrees with how officials are handling the crisis. >> there's a large number of people because of rising rents that are san franciscans who are living in rvs. many of them are families. >> the city has one designated safe parking site, but it lacks resources to support the growing rv community. advocates for the unhoused say the city should open more safe parking zones. the proposal still needs to pass a vote with the sfmta board of directors before it would take effect. >> one person and two cats are

safe this morning, but are unfortunately displaced from their san francisco home after a fire. so here's the moment a firefighter managed to grab one of those cats all the way up in the sixth floor from the ledge of the window. cheers. filling the streets at hyde and eddie. now, sadly, one person was seriously hurt in this. firefighters say this started as an accidental kitchen fire. another fire in san francisco sent one person to the hospital in critical condition. firefighters were able to pull them from a burning home and rushed them to san francisco general. crews responded to the call at a home on hanover street near gutenberg saturday night. that's in the crocker-amazon neighborhood. the cause of that fire is still unclear. and now it's the abc. seven mornings advancer our way of highlighting some things happening in the day ahead here in the bay area. >> first, people facing charges after a protest stopped traffic on the golden gate bridge earlier this year. they're going to be in court today. the april protest demanded a ceasefire in gaza and an end to u.s. military aid to israel. 26 people are

facing charges, some felonies, some misdemeanors. last month, protesters said the charges were excessive. supporters are calling for people to pack the courthouse today and demand d.a. jenkins drop all charges. >> san francisco police say they will announce a new public safety program today. we don't know too many details about this one, just a press release that says the announcement will include, quote, information on new technology that will continue to improve public safety. mayor london breed and several city leaders will join police chief bill scott at pier 30 for that event, and a heads up on something that could impact your commute tomorrow. >> caltrans is about to start emergency repair work on interstate 80 in san francisco. you are looking live at the area. it's between fourth and seventh streets. starting tonight at 10 p.m, only one lane will be open in each direction while work is happening. the fourth and harrison street exits will be impacted. all lanes will reopen at 6 a.m, hence the commute impact. but this won't

be the only night work is scheduled to continue through october. >> fans of the band jane's addiction came for a show and they got a fight. still ahead, a scuffle on stage between band members. but first, a check on the weather with drew. >> hey 543. we're looking at live doppler seven along with satellite and what really sticks out. you can clearly see this swirl over northern california. low pressure overhead is bringing us the cloudy skies this morning. the cool temperatures this afternoon. there may be some pockets of drizzle underneath the cloud cover. none of our reporting sites right now are mentioning that, but the chances they are first thing before clouds depart for afternoon sunshine later on today. so looking at the forecast, we start out with those gray skies, temperatures today certainly below average upper 60s to lower 70s across the board. that's about it. the big trend is morning clouds giving way to afternoon sunshin. 73 in walnut creek is certainly cool for september. it's not just here locally, it's across the entire state that we find ourselves underneath this trough. this area of low

pressure supplying us with those below average temperatures. only 71 in la today, 73 the high in fresno. back here at home, a closer look. you see all that cloud cover overhead at 10:00 this morning. as we head towards lunchtime, we'll start to poke some holes in those clouds. and then by the afternoon, we'll find some sunshine peeking out to finish the day. but look at those numbers. 60s to the low 70s, so certainly below average. it's a little breezy this afternoon. those highs are cool for september, and we find that cool weather lingering for much of the week. we'll take a look at another chance of drizzle coming our way on wednesday.

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jackson, one of the brothers who made up the beloved pop group, has died. his sons shared the news on instagram last night. tito was the third of nine

jackson children. he sang background and played guitar on the jackson five's chart topping hits of the 70s. his sons did not share a cause of death, but they did say, quote, we love you, pops. tito jackson was 70 years old. >> a reunion tour got intense when the lead singer singer of jane's addiction launched for the band's guitarist videos posted on social media show lead singer perry farrell lunging for guitarist dave navarro before attempting to punch him. farrell was dragged off stage by others and the show ended shortly after. yikes. his wife says there had been mounting frustration throughout the day, and that he had felt drowned out by the stage volume. she also said the singer was suffering from tinnitus and a sore throat. the band was not made and has not made a statement, i should say, about

the future of the tour. >> in today's gma first look, the 76th annual primetime emmy awards were held last night in la, and good morning america was backstage with some of the night's biggest winners. here's abc news reporter lionel moise in this morning's gma first look backstage at the emmys. >> good morning america. >> just moments after the night's biggest winners claimed that coveted statue. >> it's very humbling. it really is. and i appreciate this because i just don't get enough attention. >> they headed backstage to go one on one with gma's lara spencer. >> this role is so awesome. >> the gift that keeps on giving, right? >> did you dare to dream that you could do it? this is number three. three. three. >> one for each season. i feel so greedy. >> three for three for this girl. for jean smart. because deborah vance, the character, the writing on the show, is so incredible. and i know you always say it's really the writing, but they top themselves every season. yeah. >> and we'll have much more from

backstage at the emmys coming up at 7 a.m. with your gma first look, i'm lionel moise, abc news, new york. >> very exciting there. well, a world renowned artist has teamed up with volunteers to create a temporary, large scale sand artwork on the santa cruz beach. now professionals, sand artist jim donovan and his son. they invited members of the community to create the pyramids at cowell beach over the weekend. the composition features 480 pyramids. that's very cool, angled at the exact steepness of the great pyramid in giza, egypt. it will be on display until next sunday, september 22nd. of course, as long as the weather holds up. and for that, we go to drew. hey, good morning. >> that's very cool. actually. take you to our san jose camera. i'm showing you this because i know it's kind of dark and it's hard to see, but there are some drops on the lens this morning. it's not a lot of moisture, but we are encountering some pockets of drizzle right now as low pressure is overhead. we see

those clouds. this morning and temperatures will be below average. so cool. and breezy. today we have morning clouds, some pockets of drizzle the afternoon we do finish the day with a little bit of sunshine, but it's not a lot. wednesday another chance to repeat this pattern. another round of low pressure will bring us morning clouds. another chance for drizzle. but the extended outlook heading into the upcoming weekend. we'll bring back the sunshine and we'll bring back some warmer weather. here's live doppler seven. i looped it over the past hour. a lot of this is what we call just noise out there, but we are tracking some pockets of moisture in the santa cruz mountains and in the south bay. that's why we have that drizzle on our lens this morning. and that chance will linger over the next couple of hours. but by the afternoon, the clouds depart and that chance for drizzle is done. so looking at the forecast today, it is cloudy right now, increasing sunshine, mid 70s. that's it for our warmest areas inland around the bay shoreline. this morning some pockets of moisture giving way to brighter skies this afternoon, but certainly cooler than average upper 60s to the lower 70s and

along the coast today. we'll keep it cool with highs in the low 60s as those clouds depart. so today, those numbers below average morning clouds. afternoon sunshine mid 60s to the mid 70s. that's about it. overnight tonight it is a cool night on the way. we'll have overnight lows in the upper 40s to the mid 50s now tuesday hanging on to a lot of the cloud cover. then going into wednesday here comes our next chance of some pockets of drizzle as another round of low pressure moves in here. but by the accuweather forecast the end of the week we'll start to warm up those temperatures increasing sunshine. then the upcoming weekend we're rebounding above average as fall officially begins on sunday. >> guys thank you. new at six. the push from both parties to get ivf legislation passed the vote. that could be coming soon, but first, bad blood brewing between former president donald trump and taylor swift. >> how the former president is lashing out at the pop star af

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a week after the superstar singer endorsed kamala harris for president. early yesterday morning, trump posted on truth social. quote, i hate taylor swift in all caps. swift endorsed harris in an instagram story moments after last tuesday's presidential debate concluded. more than 400,000 people have clicked on a link to voter registration resources in the 24 hours after swift's post. >> and former president trump is also calling out the nasdaq. after trading for truth social, stock was briefly halted twice on friday. it happened after trump said he would not sell his stock when he is able to. later this month. the announcement started a buying frenzy, which triggered a trading stoppage, which is normal under nasdaq rules. trump accused the nasdaq

and securities and exchange commission of doing it all for political reasons. he also threatened to move his company to the new york stock exchange, which has similar rules in place for volatile stocks. >> indiana fever guard caitlin clark broke the wnba rookie record for scoring this weekend. clark scored a career high of 35 points in sunday's game against the dallas wings. this puts her overall scored points this season at 761. clark beat the previous record by 17 points. this is one of many records clark has broken this season, including the nba's single season record for assists. fever beat the wings 110 to 109. >> the world's first self-charging solar car is being showcased here in san francisco. this hybrid car is made by aptera motors. it runs on solar power but can also be charged with electricity. the company says it can go up to 40 miles per day when running only on solar, and up to 1000 miles on a

single electric charge. >> aptera is going to be coming out q2 next year, so we're really excited. that's why we're up here in san francisco for this first time to drum up some buzz for the launch next year. so you're going to start seeing these all over the place in q2. we already have 48,000 reservations so far. so over 500 of those are in san francisco alone. >> aptera motors is trying to get funding to create a mass production facility down in carlsbad. the vehicle is expected to cost around $35,000. this is more affordable than the average ev. >> a bunch of guide dogs went on a quick trip across the bay yesterday. dozens of puppies in training from guide dogs for the blind went on a ferry from the east bay to san francisco. the outing is important for their training because they get used to different environments, particularly for public transportation. oh my goodness cuties! >> well, new at six, you could be owed money if you've recently used 23. and me. the settlement over a massive data breach. >> then salesforce investing in bay area kids. how much it's

giving to local school districts and in the accuweather forecast. >> we'll begin with a live look at sfo, showing you those overcast conditions. so here's how the day shapes up. we have clouds out there right now. some pockets of drizzle as well. your sunrise here at 653. this morning. but sunnier skies do prevail this

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.

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