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. seven mornings live now at six,

a second attempt against the former president's life. >> a man in custody accused of trying to shoot former president trump near mar-a-lago. and this morning, both sides of the political aisle condemning the violent plot. where the investigation stands, this morning. >> then the future of several schools in san francisco still uncertain. the district pushing back an announcement about which schools will shut the doors. >> and it's not snakes on a plane, but it's a swarm on a plane. what? the insects that took over a flight to californi. >> i'm off immediately. >> i don't think you have a choice. you're stuck. right. >> she's just standing there so calmly. i'd be out. i'm bothered. >> look at her. i mean, she does have her hood on, but you're right. she does look unbothered. okay. good morning. it is monday, september 16th. >> first, let's get a check of your forecast. >> here's meteorologist drew tuma. good morning guys. >> all right. so it's pretty cloudy out there right now. some

pockets of drizzle can be found in the santa cruz mountains. we are seeing some gusty winds as well. this is all just because low pressure is swirling overhead. and that is also bringing us some cool weather. this morning we're starting out with temperatures mainly in the 50s. but look at these winds right now in areas between 15 and 30mph. the strongest winds are occurring right now. the winds will back off as we head into the afternoon numbers. right now we are starting out with pretty uniform temperatures basically in the mid and upper 50s. as we get you going on this monday looking at our inland forecast. these temperatures today certainly below average maxing out in the low and mid 70s. and our warmest cities. lots of clouds this morning inland. some sunshine this afternoon. but those clouds really rule the forecast the next several hours. looking at the bay shoreline we do have some breezy conditions. it is cloudy out there by the afternoon, upper 60s to the lower 70s. that's about it. and then along the coast right now it's cloudy. some pockets of drizzle, some sunshine this afternoon, but not a lot. highs in the low 60s. let's check in with frances. see those drive

times. >> all right drew. well, you heard him. it's windy out there, so both hands on the wheel. if you're driving this morning. also, a new crash just reported to the chp. westbound 80 san pablo dam road. it's off to the right, blocking the right lane. elsewhere, it's looking good. here's a live shot of 101 in san jose. headlights are on northbound 101, and that's 880 right across your screen. no problems in the south bay and it's also a pretty good ride on 880, with a live shot here of 880, in oakland, where headlights are moving southbound there. also great news if you're on the peninsula and you take samtrans, it's free rides today for rider appreciation day, so you may want to take advantage of that. also, other mass transit bart, ace and caltrain reporting no delays. so that's another good way to go amanda. all right frances. >> thank you. at the live desk this morning, we're tracking the apparent second assassination attempt of former president trump. now, 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's 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, palm beach sheriff, i should say, says security wasn't stationed around the perimeter of the course since mr. trump is no longer president. >> i would imagine that the next time he comes at a 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 congressmember 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 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, and we're certain to learn a lot more 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 now into the future of san francisco schools. sf unified pushing back on an announcement about potential closures. that's not going to happen now until next month. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez joins us. gloria, what's the district saying?

>> good morning. reggie. well, parents were expecting the list of school closures to come out on wednesday. now, the district is saying it will not be released until next month. yesterday, san francisco unified district superintendent matt wayne released a message about the reason for the delay. he says 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. and he says the rest of the timeline is still relatively consistent and says the board of education will vote on the package of school closures in december and that the changes will take place next fall. meredith dodson represents the san francisco parent coalition, a group of more than 1000 sfusd parents. >> 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. >> 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 had not heard back as of late last night. live in the studio gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> 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. 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 still in place. a similar situation with the bridge fire in los angeles and san bernardino counties. more than 54,000 acres burned there with

just 9% containment. two people have been hurt in that fire. the lion fire 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. a lost dog found on the fire lines 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's gentle and has been befriending every firefighter he meets, kissing and snuggling his way into their hearts. firefighters took him into a shelter. they are hoping to find his family. >> new this morning, salesforce is giving $23 million in grants to help schools teach ai. these grants will support high schools and middle schools across the country, including san francisco and oakland. salesforce says they want to give every student the opportunity to develop the skills needed for success in an ai driven future. now that

donation comes as tens of thousands of people are about to descend on san francisco for salesforce's annual conference, of course, known as dreamforce. the event officially kicks off tomorrow. preparations have been going on around moscone center for a week now. if you've been in the area, you've probably seen the signs warning about street closures or the freshly washed sidewalks. but it's not just the city preparing local businesses are looking forward to the potential business from 45,000 conference attendees. >> 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. >> the economic impact of the conference is expected to be nearly $93 million. one highlight will be the dream fest fundraising concert on wednesday, with pink and imagine dragons headlining. even if you

aren't going to the conference, you could be impacted. if you are in san francisco. starting today through thursday, fourth street will be closed to cars between mission and howard each day from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. howard has already been closed between third and fourth, and will stay closed until 10 p.m. sunday. sfmta will also have some detours in place, so just watch for the signs. >> 609 we're looking at the accuweather forecast on our monday, and you can see on live doppler seven along with satellite. this swirl, this counterclockwise spin, low pressure in the center of it is basically over the north bay this morning. and that is giving us a lot of things right now. clouds to start the day. cooler temperatures this afternoon. some pockets of drizzle right now. and then we'll get some afternoon sunshine. so a lot will be changing in the forecast over the next 12 hours. but today we begin with clouds to sun in all areas. temperatures today upper 60s to the lower 70s below average. so it feels a little cool for september 67th.

in the city, 69. in oakland, only 70. in san jose, 73. that's it for walnut creek. so temperatures right now we begin in the 50s looking at the wind forecast. the strongest winds really are occurring right now. they're not everywhere, pretty much across the city. parts of the east bay. but those winds will weaken as we head throughout the afternoon. and that low pressure gets away from us. but here's future weather. all that cloud cover this morning in gray. we keep those clouds through lunchtime. and then in the afternoon we'll get some sunshine to finish out our day. but highs today, dressed in a couple of layers. you'll need them this morning with those temperatures slow to warm as we head into the afternoon. we'll take a look at the seven day forecast. amanda coming up in about eight minutes. >> all right drew, thank you. still to come, tiktok's future in the u.s. is hanging in the balance. the company's lawyers are going to court today to argue a proposed ban on the app is unconstitutional. then the suspicious fire on a north bay campus, the damage the vandal left behind and a star is born. the baby hippo that's become a

viral sensation even at just two months old

footage filmed by passengers shows thousands of bugs crawling around on the ceiling as travelers got on board. one passenger said the bugs were visible when the flight landed, but they didn't really bother

him. volaris has not responded to the incident yet, but they did have a similar issue last year when a flight was delayed two hours due to a mosquito infestation. yikes. 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. 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 former president 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, and it's one of the most popular social media apps around. back to you. >> nevada police are investigating a suspicious fire and vandalism at college of marin. this happened at the indian valley campus. fire crews responded to that alarm saturday morning. they found a small wildfire burning in the hills behind the school 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 cal's game against san diego state got admonished by the bears head coach. students were throwing cards used during halftime onto the field, and those actions cost the team two penalties. >> no fans. we love you. >> stop throwing the cards on

the field. that's 215 yard penalties. please stop throwing the cards on the field. >> and you just heard coach wilcox speaking to the students there after the second penalty? it didn't really derail the bears. they won 31 to 10 to move to three and zero for the seaso. >> now let's turn to ginger zee. she is live with a look at what's coming up on gma. >> good morning ginger. >> reggie amanda great to be with you. so coming up here on gma the latest on the apparent assassination attempt on former president trump. we'll keep going on your coverage with the investigation and what we're learning about the suspect. also diane sawyer here with her powerful interview about christopher reeve's children, including our very own will reeve. they're going to share memories of their father before and after his accident, with some rarely seen home video from their new documentary and all the big moments from last night's emmys. lara was backstage with the winners after they got their statue, and robin flew all night. made it back here to times square to tell us about it. plus, lily collins is

here talking emily in paris and breaking some news about that show. so you'll want to stick around on gma. >> i saw someone on social media saying, how long is this woman's visa? >> right. hold on. she must have reapplied. she had to have stood in line for half a day. yeah, it's a good question. >> yeah. >> but lily collins is with the trends now. i saw that she had a bob, too. >> so bob says, yes, she does. >> every time she cuts it. apparently i do too, because that's why i had gotten bangs last time. yeah >> influence. influence. yeah. right. exactly right. >> we will see you at 7:00. thanks so much, ginger. see you then. >> she does travel around europe a lot. and how's she doing it? yeah. have you started? i finished it. oh, gosh. i had time this week. >> you had time? >> i had time. i had time to sit and watch emily roam around europe. she roamed everywhere. okay. this morning, let's take you to san jose. i want to show

you this camera because we do have some drizzle out there. you can see on the lens that we do have some water droplets that we're tracking. this is 87 in san jose just for a reference point. so this morning we not only have some pockets of drizzle. there's a lot of cloud cover out there. and it is cool. temperatures in the 50s. as we head into the afternoon we'll get rid of the cloud cover any chance of drizzle, and will finish the day with some sunshine. we'll do it again here on wednesday. another round of low pressure dives in here, and that will bring us another chance for some drizzle. and then by the weekend, the extended outlook, we will have some warmer temperatures and increasing sunshine. but here's live doppler seven. i do want to show you where we're looking at. here's 87. that is where the camera was just moments ago. you do see some pockets of green on your screen indicating the drizzle. it's not widespread, but don't be surprised if you may need your windshield wiper for a second or two as you drive through some of these pockets. again the afternoon sunshine does appear, so here's the forecast today. a great start with brighter skies later on, temperatures on the cool side, low and mid 70s and our warmest

areas inland that is below average. certainly for this time of the year. similar setup around the bay shoreline. increasing sunshine. upper 60s to the low 70s and then along the coast just a pretty cloudy day all day with highs in the low 60s. so today we start out with clouds and pockets of drizzle. sunny skies this afternoon. a little bit of a breeze out there, but daytime highs cool for september. mid 60s to the mid 70s overnight tonight we will find our marine layer growing once again for overcast skies. overnight lows are generally in the 50s. future weather showing you tomorrow we'll hang on to those clouds. partly sunny skies on tuesday. then here's wednesday. that next low pressure moves in here and by wednesday afternoon we could be dealing with some pockets of drizzle once again. here's the accuweather seven day forecast for the next seven days for you. clouds drizzle to sun today. it is cool. partly sunny tomorrow. another round of drizzle here on wednesday and then we'll finally get some warmer weather moving in here over the weekend. sunshine is back and fall begins when you have moderate to severe eczema,

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san francisco based genetic testing company is close to a $30 million settlement, nearly 7 million customers were impacted by the data breach. the settlement would provide cash payouts to some customers, plus

three years of security monitoring. a judge still has to sign off on that deal. a crew of four space tourists are home safe and sound this morning on earth following a successful splashdown. their return marks the end of the world's first commercial space walk. >> and there you can see >> the spacex polaris dawn crew landed off the coast of the florida keys. yesterday, four astronauts made history after completing the first ever commercial space walk. the five day mission reached a higher altitude than any human has traveled in five decades. the crew's mission commander was a billionaire ceo. his close friend was also on board, along with two spacex engineers. united airlines and spacex are teaming up to offer free in-flight wi-fi. united plans to start testing the service on some flights next year using spacex's starlink satellite internet service. eventually, that will expand to all of

united's planes. united passengers currently pay 8 to 10 bucks for internet service. hawaiian airlines and jsx also have deals with spacex for free in-flight wi-fi. richmond and san pablo were filled with celebration during the first ever latin american independence day parade. after the original cinco de mayo event got rained out, communities decided to celebrate independence. days of several central american cultures. families gathered in their driveways to watch the parade go by. >> we're celebrating all the different independence days. you know, the nice thing about getting to celebrate in september is that we're not just highlighting mexico, but we're also highlighting all of the central american countries as well. >> officials say that local schools, organizations, clubs and nonprofits all participated in that parade. this is the first time either city has put on a celebration for this occasion. it's unclear if this parade will become the annual tradition. next, at 630, san francisco police are set to announce a plan to make the city safer with new tech. then what?

the 40 niners are saying about their upset loss to the vikings. but first, here's drew. >> hey, reggie. 625 this morning we're taking a live look at our exploratorium camera. we have cloudy skies out there. widespread cloud cover this morning. some pockets of drizzle. your sunrise here at 653. we'll finish the day with sunnier skies, but temperatures below average. cool for september in

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.

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live now at 630. your workweek starts with a cool and cloudy day. high temperatures in the area may be several degrees below average. drew says, we might even see some drizzle or light rain and debunking conspiracy theories about migrants getting pets in ohio. >> now, many parts of the city, including city hall, are the target of threats. >> and the emmy goes to shogun >> then it is shogun's night at the emmys. the japanese period drama makes history as the comedy series hacks pulls a big upset. >> and you two put me on hacks. i watched that entire series and. >> well written. yeah. and the

most recent series totally deserved it. >> good morning everyone. it's monday, september 16th. all right, let's get to that forecast. >> yeah. so we have been seeing some drizzle out there in the south bay. so there are some damp roads in areas. it's not a lot of moisture as low pressure kind of spins overhead. it's just a cool cloudy morning out there. here's a live look at walnut creek. and you do notice current sky conditions pretty much everywhere. we have overcast skies. all those cloudy icons on our screen winds right now have been active in spots, especially across the city. parts of the east bay. we've had winds between 15 and 30mph. these will weaken as we head into the afternoon and low pressure gets away from us temperatures. right now we do begin our morning in the 50s with that cloud cover upstairs. so looking at the forecast today, inland temperatures certainly cool for this time of the year. low 70s for daytime highs. lots of clouds this morning. but we do finish the day with a bit of sunshine underneath that cloud cover. right now around the bay shoreline there are some areas of drizzle. just be aware of

that. it's not widespread moisture, but we will find brighter skies this afternoon. but cool for this time of the year. upper 60s along the coast. today it's pretty cloudy all day long. we'll keep those numbers in the low 60s. let's check in with frances. see those drive times? >> all right. we're seeing some slow traffic. definitely right now as you can see with our overall maps, you'll see some heavy traffic as you make your way through livermore towards livermore, and also on the east shore freeway heading into san francisco across the bay bridge. so the drive time right now, westbound 580 tracy to dublin is a very slow ride at 71 minutes. southbound, 680 dublin to mission boulevard, green. not our yellow, not too bad at 20 minutes. and it's green on northbound 85. also heads up for bart riders there. ten minute delays right now from south hayward to hayward due to an obstruction on the tracks. reggie in the past 30 minutes. >> two updates to tell you about in regards to the apparent assassination attempt against former president donald trump. yesterday, president biden, speaking this morning, says he believes the secret service, quote, needs more help, and abc news is reporting the acting

director of the secret service has arrived at trump international club in florida ahead of a briefing with the former president today. the fbi is investigating the incident. yesterday, as trump was golfing, authorities detained a man they say had a gun pointing toward the course. as trump was making his way along the holes when the suspect got spotted by an agent, the suspect took off. he was later arrested in a neighboring county. >> 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 trump's rally in july, his presence at the golf course yesterday wasn't planned or announced ahead of time. security around the golf course was not more intense because trump is no longer president.

>> new developments this morning. san francisco unified schools are now delaying an announcement about which schools could close. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez joins us live. and gloria, the district continues to struggle with budget and money problems. >> it does. and the district says it's closing some schools because of declining enrollment. and now some parents will have to wait longer to know which schools. 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. well, now the district is saying it will not be released until next month. yesterday superintendent matt wayne released a message about the reason for the delay, including that 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 meaningfully consult with city school and community

leaders. he says. the rest of the timeline remains relatively consistent, saying that the board of education will vote on the package of school closures in december and that the 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 the 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. live in the studio gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> 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 until last year. that's when they asked usd 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 doesn't believe it's responsible for this. this lawsuit comes as both the city and ousd face multimillion dollar budget deficits. happening tomorrow, sfmta 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. the ban would prohibit rvs and oversize vehicles from parking on city managed 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 this. >> 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. sfmta board of directors. before that would take effect. 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 but 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, they're going virtual. both say they received emails 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. >> mike dewine says there are challenges, including housing and health care, with the number of immigrants moving to springfield, but that they're

there legally and want to work. meanwhile, trump reportedly plans to visit springfield, ohi, soon. back to you. >> reggie, the presidential race is turning to the issue of in vitro fertilization, where members of both parties are calling for legislative action on the issue. in june, legislation which guaranteed access to the treatment stalled by a vote of 48 to 47, with two gop senators crossing the aisle. senate majority leader chuck schumer says a second vote on an in vitro fertilization bill is coming soon. this comes as multiple house republicans told cnn they are pushing house speaker mike johnson to hold a legislative vote, backing ivf ahead of the 2024 elections. as for former he supports ivf. >> he supports fertility treatments. he supports all as he supports exceptions for life and health of the mother for rape and incest. so his position is the moderate position on this one. and yet i know that conservatives still support him.

>> that was the governor there talking about the former president, donald trump, vice president kamala harris has previously said, quote, extremists led by the former president are threatening access to ivf and contraception. in sad news to report this morning from the family of the jackson five. tito 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 in the jackson five's chart topping hits of the 70s. his sons did not give a cause of death. they said, quote, we love you, pops. tito jackson was 70 years old. and now abc seven mornings adventure. our way to highlight some of the 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 are expected in court today. the april protest demanded a cease fire 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're going to announce a new public safety program today. details are vague, but a press release says the announcement will include 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 the 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 the 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. >> coming up, the founder of ftx is now trying to get his conviction overturned, saying the trial was riddled with errors. >> and you are looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange. you can see we're up about 204 points. another update on how the markets are doing next. >> then home depot shoppers could be eligible for payment after the company is ordered to pay millions for misleading customers. first, here's drew. >> hey there, 640 this morning. we'll show you live doppler seven along with satellite because it tells the story. really well. today we have low pressure right on top of us, the center basically over the north bay. this morning. and what it's doing, it's giving us all the cloud cover first thing. some areas of drizzle have been around, mainly in the south bay this morning, and it will lead to a cooler afternoon later on today, but we will get sunshine to finish out the day. here's a look at the morning forecast. use the cloud cover right now. you notice future weather giving us about a 10% chance here over the next three hours. that's

that chance of some isolated drizzle won't be widespread, but don't be surprised if you see a drop or two as those clouds are overhead. we'll keep it cloudy for the first half of your day before that sunshine appears. this afternoon. so clouds to sun. today is the forecast. highs upper 60s, lower 70s. certainly cool for this time of the year. here's future weather. all that cloud cover is overhead. this morning. as we head into the afternoon, those clouds depart. they break down. we'll finish with sunshine, but those temperatures again cool for this time of the year. 67 in the city, 69. in oakland, only 68 in napa. the same in fremont, 72 in antioch, a high of 70. in san jose. this cooler weather pattern does linger for much of for just $1.99 a month. (gasp) that's right. (gasp) great idea. get the hottest shows. great... biggest movies. and events. with the disney+ blockbuster offer.

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are waking up without a victory. the niners lost in minnesota yesterday. a place they haven't won since 1992. the niners never really got going, with brock purdy throwing an interception and losing a fumble. the offense will have to play without christian mccaffrey for at least three more games, potentially more. the team says they're disappointed in their play. >> 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. >> next up for the niners, the rams in la next sunday. their next home game at levi's is september 29th against the patriots. >> new at six. sam bankman-fried, the founder of bankrupt crypto exchange ftx, wants a new trial and he wants a different judge to oversee it. the bay area native was convicted of fraud and money laundering late last year. he's serving a 25 year prison sentence. his lawyers are appealing his conviction. according to bloomberg, they are alleging the judge's rulings were, quote, not just erroneous, but unbalanced, and that the judge, quote, continually ridiculed bankman-fried during trial and signaled his disbelief of bankman-fried's testimony. >> it's your morning money report. home depot will pay nearly $2 million to settle claims they overcharged customers. several d.a.s around california filed the claim. they accused the home improvement chain of engaging in false advertising. they say home depot

shoppers were charged more money than advertised on store shelves. as part of the settlement. home depot did not admit any wrongdoing. taking a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway. we're up about 170 points and the biggest night in television had history making moments from the start of the show. >> here's abc news reporter rhiannon ally with some of the highlights from the 76th emmy awards. >> if it goes well tonight, my name is pronounced levy, not levy. >> and if things go south, my name is pronounced martin. short >> even carol burnett was charmed last night by hosts 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 has 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 hacks. 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. >> and this next award goes to a new arrival to the thailand zoo. who is getting a lot of attention online for being adorable. we want you to meet two month old pygmy hippo, moo dang. the name roughly translates to bouncing pig, and she's helping bring more visitors to the zoo. in fact, the director says the visits are up by 30%. one video received nearly 6 million views and one person commented, she's quote a superstar and was reincarnated

as a hippo. >> oh what? i didn't expect that twist. >> okay, this hippo has been all over my social media saying, you know, 6 million views. >> that's really cute. i didn't realize they were that small as babies. >> tiny things. >> yeah, dangerous hippos are not that one. >> i was just about to say that. the deadliest land mammal. >> oh! get out! >> right. yes. they are. and that's why boats. >> i don't know if you've heard, but i went on safari, right, right, right. >> famously. >> and i asked them why. yeah. why are the hippos the deadliest? like you would think, i don't know. the rhino. the lion? yeah and the reason that they gave me was because since the hippos are underwater and we don't have to show this anymore because it sounds like i'm saying this hippo is killing people, and it's not. but the reason is because people go to the watering hole in the early morning hours to do like their laundry and like their daily chores. in africa, and then they are coming at the same time that

the hippos are returning from their night hunt. okay, so it's that clash of time. that is the reason. >> yeah, just poor timing there. >> it's bad timing. >> such fast swimmers. >> and they can go faster on land than you expect. really? yeah, faster than you know. >> you can run any when you were on. yeah. >> we did. i've never heard about. >> we saw multiple hippos. >> yeah. >> none charged at you. >> none did. >> okay. >> good. >> good karma. this morning. tam cam, that's the shot that we'll use to show you the story. it is cloudy out there. over the past hour or so. we have had some drizzle in the santa cruz mountains out of these clouds. and it will be a day where those temperatures just will remain below average. it's cool out there right now. we're starting out in the 50s, so we have morning clouds. we do get some sunshine. today just takes its time getting to us later on this afternoon we'll finish the day with brighter skies. we'll repeat the forecast basically again on wednesday. another area of low pressure moves in here brings us another chance of some

drizzle. a lot of cloud cover midweek and we'll keep those temperatures below average. but the extended outlook heading into the upcoming weekend we will find warmer weather moving in and sunnier skies both saturday and sunday. here's a look at the forecast today. inland. first, you have a lot of cloud cover out there this morning. we'll break for some sun by noon with brighter conditions later on this afternoon. highs low mid 70s. that is it. around the bay shoreline. we have lots of clouds out there. we'll keep it cloudy all morning long. the afternoon we'll get some peeks of sunshine. upper 60s so below average. cool for september. and along the coast it's just pretty cloudy all day long. we'll keep those highs in the low 60s. so today you want to have a couple of layers with you. because this morning we start out in the 50s. we warm very slowly underneath the cloud cover. and this afternoon with the sunshine we only get into the upper 60s to the lower 70s for daytime highs overnight. tonight we'll bring back the cloud cover overnight lows generally in the 50s. now heading into tuesday we do hang on to a lot of cloud cover. this is tuesday morning. it's partly

sunny tomorrow. and then here comes our next area of low pressure spinning down the coast by wednesday. so wednesday we turn overcast once again. this is 4 p.m. on wednesday. the chance of a light shower moving through. once this low gets out of here, we can introduce some warmer weather just in time for the weekend. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. morning clouds. some spotty drizzle out there. giving way to sun this afternoon. partly sunny tomorrow. clouds with some drizzle midweek before we finally get brighter skies by the end of the week. warmer weather into the weekend and by sunday fall arrives in the morning. amanda >> all right, drew, thank you. now to two women breaking barriers in major league sports, eddie jackson lawson and her daughter samara jackson are the first ever mother daughter team to be certified as sports agents by the nfl players association. both women are attorneys and lifelong baltimore ravens fans. eddie who started in sports law, got her certification as a sports agent in 2010. her daughter followed suit. now they represent some of the top nfl players. >> i used to play football in

the streets in baltimore with my five brothers, and so when i decided that i wanted to be a sports agent, i just decided that i wanted to do football. >> once my mom had that foot in the door, i would always, like, follow her around like, can i intern with you guys? >> it's an industry where women, especially women of color, are significantly underrepresented. out of nearly 1000 certified nfl agents, only 88 are women and only a fraction of those are black women. >> one person and two cats are safe this morning, but 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 on the sixth floor from the ledge of the window. cheers! filling the streets at hyde and eddie. now, sadly, one person was seriously injured. firefighters say this started as an accidental kitchen fire. >> 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. >> i pah'-ha-row 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 at terra motors is trying to get funding to create a mass production facility down in carlsbad. >> the vehicle is expected to cost around $35,000. that's much more affordable than the average ev, and a world renowned artist has teamed up with volunteers to create a temporary large scale sand artwork on a santa cruz beach. professional sand artist jim donovan and his son invited members of the community to create this. it's the pyramids at caswell beach over the weekend. the composition features 480 pyramids angled at

the exact steepness of the great pyramid in giza, egypt. it will be on display until next sunday, september 22nd. of course, that's only as long as the weather holds up. >> it's far away from the waves, though. >> yeah, that's the good news. but we're hearing about the wind and the rain. >> well, so one one. sorry >> well, up next, the seven things you need to know today. >> you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. download the app now. you can start streaming as we head to break. >> we'll take a live look outside at the time. now is 655. we'll

some pockets of drizzle, mainly in the santa cruz mountains. it will be a cool day, but sunshine does appear later on today. take a look at the forecast. we'll have those overcast skies first thing by the afternoon. we'll

get some sunshine for those temperatures below average later on today. only in the 60s and low 70s. >> number two, president biden is calling for more help for the secret service after yesterday's apparent attempted assassination of former president donald trump. a suspect was detained and trump was not hurt. >> 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 its 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, major delays in the north bay because of a four car crash. this is on southbound 101 before petaluma boulevard. right now, there is a 4 to 5 mile backup causing about 50 minute delays. you'll want to consider old redwood highway as an alternate or stony point road. only one lane is open right now in that southbound direction.

>> number six, a heads up if you are going out late or getting up early starting tonight at ten. caltrans is starting emergency repair work on i-80 in san francisco. only one lane will be open in each direction between fourth and seventh streets until 6 a.m. work continues through october. >> number seven. you may soon start seeing instagram comments on threads. meta is reportedly testing a feature to cross post comments between the two platforms. the idea is to make it easier for you to jump between instagram and threads. okay, do you remember the start of threads, >> no. >> do we look at that threads? >> no, not as much. i've looked at it barely. >> well good luck to the threads team. good >> "good morning america." for the second time in two months, and assassination attempt on