live now at six. former president trump returns to the campaign trail today, days after a second attempt on his life. the secret service is saying the

suspect waited nearly 12 hours for the former president to appear on the golf course. the new details we're learning. >> salesforce is calling it the biggest ai conference in the world. it's right here in san francisco. the events and road closures to know about. plus a special celebrities you may encounter. >> then getting stuck. oh, no. a local baby learns the hard way about following your four legged friend. help him or take a v first. >> yeah. >> make it go viral, then help your child. good morning. it is tuesday, september 17th. >> first, let's get a check on the weather with drew. hey. >> good morning. so we continue that autumn like feel throughout the day. we start out with lots of clouds this morning. this is a live picture from our san jose camera. that's 87 where the traffic is traveling this morning. just for your reference point, as we look at the sky condition, we're reporting overcast skies pretty much everywhere across the board. all these cloudy icons this morning indicating it's a great start to the day. the middle part of our

day we get sunshine, but those clouds fill back in pretty quickly. this afternoon, so partly sunny skies. the name of the game today. temperatures right now around the bay shoreline. we're starting out in the mid 50s to the low 60s. some cool spots in our sheltered valleys right now. cloverdale coming in at 49 degrees. so looking at the inland forecast today, you'll notice the sky condition giving you a little bit of sunshine here later on this morning. but this afternoon you can see those clouds are back in a big way. daytime highs below average once again very similar to yesterday low and mid 70s in our warmest areas around the bay. shoreline clouds to start out middle part of the day we get sunshine and then we turn overcast later on this evening. highs only in the upper 60s to near 70 degrees and along the coast today it's just a pretty cloudy day. daytime highs barely hitting about 61 degrees. let's check in with francis. see those? drive times this morning? >> all right. well, we have some slow drive times for you. but first, a heads up. bart is reporting some delays due to an obstruction on the track. so right now, ten minute delays. but if you're taking caltrain or

ace train, all trains are on time and here's a live look in san jose 87. looking good. no problems there. you can see the airport in the background, the san mateo bridge ride getting crowded on the westbound side, but from the toll plaza to foster city, westbound 92 only 11 minutes, the bay bridge toll plaza is backed up, though, towards the 880 overcrossing just a little past that, and the westbound 580 ride tracy to dublin. although slow at 58 minutes. still better than yesterday. reggie >> happening today. salesforce calls it the world's largest ai event. it kicks off in less than an hour in downtown san francisco. we're talking about dreamforce, which will bring tens of thousands of people downtown. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez joins us live from moscone center. gloria. many local businesses have been waiting for this to happen. >> they have. i know a lot of people who are attending are also waiting for this. the salesforce ceo, marc benioff, is going to be giving the keynote address at 10:00 this morning as

dreamforce 2024 kicks off, and there's definitely a lot of preparations going on right now here at the moscone center. y t. the lights are on, barricades are up, they are ready. we have new video from overnight that shows some of the preparations ahead of dreamforce 2024 here in san francisco, more than 40,000 people will attend salesforce's annual tech conference in person. and yesterday there were already crowds of people and long lines of cars in the city for the conference, which runs from today through thursday. those from salesforce say that dreamforce 2024 is the largest ai event in the world. >> definitely, ai is on everyone's mind. i believe. for sure in my biggest buzzword of the year is ai. >> i think we got to a ways to go just understanding the use cases. what is the right time to use it when not to use it? how do you bridge that gap between

technology and kind of humans? also, at the same time? >> scheduled speakers for the conference include jane goodall, matthew mcconaughey, ayesha curry, and kerry washington, and pink and imagine dragons are scheduled to perform at oracle park on wednesday night, and commuters should keep an eye on traffic mission and howard streets from third to fourth street will be closed from 6 a.m. until 10 p.m. through the 22nd, and some lanes of folsom street will also be closed. back here live, you can see just some of the cones that are up because of some of those closures, as they direct traffic around this area. so just keep that in mind if you're going to be here. we also just saw the francisco arre just a little bit ago. so a lot going on today as dreamforce kicks off. live in san francisco gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thank you gloria. we'll be

covering dreamforce all week long bringing you the announcements, the celebrity appearances and the big picture. impact on the bay area. >> we're learning new details about the man accused in the latest assassination attempt on former president donald trump. new video shows the moment officers in florida confront and detain that suspect driver. walk straight back. investigators say ryan wesley ruth was near the golf course for 12 hours. he was waiting for mr. trump to appear. a secret service agent reportedly spotted the barrel of ruth's rifle and was able to scare him away. ruth was arrested shortly afterwards. >> the subject, who did not have line of sight to the former president, fled the scene. he did not fire or get off any shots. >> ruth is facing two firearms charges. he was previously convicted in north carolina on a weapons charge. the fbi continues to look for a motive. research shows ruth voted for

trump in 2016, but was later critical of the former president for his tepid support for ukraine after russia's invasion. >> a crime prevention tool new to san francisco will put live view technology or live cameras in the mission, and mid-market areas, and more could be on the way. trailers equipped with multiple cameras will give police new eyes on neighborhoods around the clock. in addition to flashing lights, the units can also be monitored live depending on the situation and what broadcast this message. >> this area is being monitored for the safety and security of the citizens of san francisco. >> mayor london breed, who is running for reelection, said the city's anti-crime efforts are working with car break-ins, down 70% from last june. she says crime overall is at its lowest level in ten years. she hopes the new cameras will help keep that trend going. >> developing news members of the san francisco symphony chorus voted to authorize a strike overnight. according to the american guild of musical artists, 100% of the paid

choristers voted for strike authorization. at least 80% of the unpaid singers in the chorus pledged to honor a picket line. of the 152 singers, only 32 of them are paid. the union has been negotiating for higher pay and equitable cuts since the last contract expired in july. the symphony says it's looking forward to continuing negotiations. the chorus is scheduled to hold its season opener on thursday. >> fire crews in southern california are making progress to contain the destructive airport fire that's been tearing across riverside and orange counties. containment now at 31%, that's up more than 10% since yesterday morning. and they've been able to hold the number of acres burned to around 23,500. more than 200 structures have already burned. many of them homes. some people are being allowed to return to assess their properties. >> you see a resident, you know, come in and you kind of look at them because you're not sure if it's a good story or a

heartbreaking story. and sometimes there's tears and sometimes there's joy. >> and today, the bay area will begin to play a direct role in relief efforts. the san francisco spca says they'll receive dozens of animals rescued from the airport fire from overcrowded orange county animal shelters, as california continues to deal with devastating wildfire seasons bay area companies are turning to technology to help spot fires earlier than ever before. >> google is sharing what they're calling a breakthrough in wildfire detection. fire sat is a new set of satellites designed to detect and track wildfires as small as classrooms within 20 minutes. and google isn't the only company coming up with solutions. fire safety and tech company aurora tech teamed up to create ai based wildfire smoke sensors. >> interestingly enough, right? every wildfire or every fire has its own distinct fingerprint, right? so there's particulates and other aspects that make up a fire's composition. and these

sensors are basically using that artificial intelligence and looking for pattern recognition. >> there are several of these sensors installed in the south bay. once a fire is detected a text is sent to the battalion chief. the sensors in the south bay make up the largest installation of the tech in the continental u.s. >> a popular north bay beach is closed indefinitely after human waste was discovered leaking from a nearby cliff. we're talking about bolinas beach, located between point reyes and muir woods in the north bay. county crews recently found human waste seeping from the cliffs above the beach. >> when i heard that there was sewage coming down, it kind of is a little terrifying. >> the beach closure stretches from brighton avenue north to agate beach. county officials say the sewage flow is happening at several dozen locations. >> after testing a few different sources along that bluff, we found that the substance was actually wastewater. it

contained e-coli and other bacteria that aligns itself with human waste. >> officials are testing and working on cleaning up the cliffs. it's still unclear if the sewage is coming from septic tanks in nearby communities, or from other sources. it's also unclear when the beach is going to reopen. >> 610 the accuweather forecast daytime highs. very similar to yesterday. yesterday felt cool. temperatures were below average by ten degrees in some areas. again, mid 60s to the low 70s. so cool for september. that's what we're calling it. we're in between two areas of low pressure. so today is kind of a day of transition. one low pressure is pushing off to the south and east. another one is going to quickly slide down the coast and by tomorrow bring us a renewed chance of some drizzle. but today in between these two features, we'll have partly sunny skies and those autumn like temperatures. this afternoon. future weather. we do begin with cloudy skies, the middle part of our day. that's

your best chance of finding sunshine breaking through. it stays pretty cloudy all day long across the city and along the coast. but then this afternoon, as that low gets closer to us, clouds will fill back in. so we'll finish the day with overcast skies. highs today only 65 in the city, 72 in napa. only 68 in palo alto, 74 in livermore, san jose up to about 73 degrees with midday sunshine looking at the three day forecast that fall feel continues today. tomorrow we will track that drizzle as that low pressure slides down the coast, and then we'll start to warm up those temperatures. so we'll take a closer look at that drizzle tomorrow. reggie coming up in about eight minutes. >> thanks drew. still ahead the strain of covid spreading in europe that doctors warn could be headed our way for a potential winter surge and staying safe on bar, even if disaster strikes the transbay tube, now able to withstand a major earthquake and checking in on a local experiment to give kindergartners savings accounts what the study found about those kids as they get closer to college

grow the system, exploit the system. take mark farrell's record. after receiving the largest ethics fine in city history for breaking campaign laws. mark authorized a commission almost every year he was in office.

he was even caught taking donations from people he would then appoint to commissions, including a felon convicted of bribery. san francisco's challenges demand urgency, not more of the same failed insiders.

in europe, and it could be in the united states soon. covid researchers and the vice president of the american medical association say the new variant is called zeke. it will likely fuel our winter surge. it's believed to be more infectious than past types of covid, though the infections aren't necessarily more severe. it hasn't been detected in

california yet. health experts believe the new covid vaccine should hold up against it. a years long study here in the. there we are, a years long study here in the bay area showing the importance to help kids save for their college education. early in 2011, san francisco opened savings accounts for a group of kindergartners in public schools, 50 bucks apiece. that first class of kindergartners graduated last year. a new study found those students who had the savings accounts were more likely to go to college, compared to kids who didn't get the savings accounts. college enrollment was up 6%. those gains double when you look at black, hispanic, filipino, pacific islander, and indigenous students. the average savings for the class of 2023 was more than 1400 bucks. 50 years after opening, bart says the transbay tube has just received a big upgrade and is ready for the future. the agency shared this new video from inside the rail tunnel yesterday. the tunnel is now retrofitted, and bart's general manager says it can withstand a major earthquake.

>> the transbay tube now has a stronger steel lining. it has a more powerful and robust pumping system that will protect itself against even stronger earthquakes. >> the transbay tube is about four miles long, connecting san francisco and oakland. the announcement brings an end to bart's 20 year earthquake safety program. it costs $1.5 billion and includes the retrofitting of more than 74 miles of track and 34 stations. the bay area's effort to acquire the nation's first high speed electric ferries is getting a boost from the federal government. san francisco bay ferry announced it was awarded an $11 million grant. the money will help the agency buy three 150 passenger battery electric vessels. delivery of the first electric ferry is expected in 2026. >> in the north bay, an adorable 11 month old baby found herself stuck in a doggy door after trying to mimic the family dog

at home in novato. we want you to take a look. this is layla. oh, and she attempted to follow the family dog outside. her mom, lauren, said she got stuck, but didn't seem too worried about it. i don't know. she's moving her legs. even given the concerned look from the dogs, she apparently is doing all right. oh, are you stuck now? now. take her out. >> are you stuck? >> she is. layla. get layla! lauren, get layla. >> does she think layla was going to respond with a conversation or something? why does she keep asking her? are you stuck? i will persevere, don't worry. she's like, girl, i'm stuck. get me out! >> seems that diaper is going to have to come off for her to get through. hey. >> all right. in the accuweather forecast, we are tracking another fall like afternoon on the way. lots of clouds out there this morning. >> layla, are you stuck still? >> let's ask her. >> getting stuck on the video. >> we're stuck. yes. >> here's the accuweather headlines. we will see a mix of

sun and clouds today, but temperatures do remain below average in most spots are about 5 to 10 degrees below average. this afternoon. now, tomorrow, another area of low pressure will bring us another chance of some drizzle. it will bring back the overcast skies. so tomorrow is a gray day. temperatures still remain cool. then we'll start to flip this forecast around by the weekend. warmer weather moves in here just in time as autumn officially begins sunday morning. looking at today's forecast, though, the brightest part of your day is going to be right around lunchtime. we start and we finish with a lot of cloud cover today. it's a similar story around the bay shoreline. overcast skies right now, some midday sunshine. and later on this afternoon after 3 p.m. will turn to cloudy skies once again. daytime highs mainly in the 60s and in the 70s along the coast today you can see it's just pretty cloudy all day long and a light breeze out there. highs today we're going into the mid 60s to the mid 70s. very similar to yesterday's daytime highs. so temperatures continue that below average trend through tomorrow as well. overnight tonight we do

have a full moon in our sky. it's the harvest moon. but with clouds it's going to be tough to see it. overnight lows will be in the 50s. and there you can see future weather beginning to introduce the chance of some light drizzle first thing tomorrow morning. so we'll stop the clock tomorrow at 7 a.m. there you can see some pops of green, mainly in the north bay and along the coast. as that low slides down our coastline, it's a cloudy day with some pockets of drizzle. we're not talking widespread rain, but don't be surprised if you feel a drop or two throughout the day. tomorrow we'll measure any sort of moisture in just a few hundredths of an inch. the bigger story is just cloudy. it's cool. tomorrow, before we warm up the forecast heading into the weekend. so here's the accuweather seven day forecast. fall like today. spotty showers tomorrow, very likely before we start to warm up. brighten up those skies. by friday we're back to average. and then over the weekend. by sunday, even though fall begins, we're feeling the warmth 80s and 90s away from the coast, guys. >> all right, drew, thank you. now let's turn to ginger zee. she's live with a look at what's

coming up on gma. >> good morning ginger. >> good morning reggie. and amanda. nice to be with you. so here on a tuesday let's start with the news about sean diddy combs arrested in manhattan on federal charges and due in court this morning. also the latest on the apparent assassination attempt on donald trump. some new details about the suspect you see there. plus, former president's friend who was with him on the golf course is going to join us to discuss and an exclusive with the ceo of instagram. they have a new announcement for teens and parents and he's going to join us live to tell us how it all works. also christopher reeve's children, alexandra, matthew and our very own will reeve are here telling us about the new documentary about their dad. plus, dolly parton and her sister rachel going to join us live to talk about their new cookbook and you'll see it all on gma. >> you know, i have dolly parton cookware. >> yes you do. yes. >> kumasi kumasi gave it to me. >> it is a that's like your whole set. >> well, it's just one piece. it's a cast iron skillet. okay. and you could get it with a butterfly. you could get it with dolly's image on the back of it.

it's pretty incredible. >> oh, wow. yeah. and do you use it often? >> i recommend it, yeah. >> i mean, it's like it's a quality piece. >> yeah. and do you, is that where you bake your stove top stuffing? i and see. >> do you see what's happening here? >> connecting all the dots. >> do you see the way she does this? >> yes, yes, she's taking notes. you know what? >> now that you've given me that idea, can you imagine? >> thanksgiving is coming up. >> yeah. can you imagine? >> i mean, how pretty. and then you're just taking a bite out of the actual pan. and there's dolly's face. >> there's her face. >> that is a happy thanksgiving. after. >> after consuming a lot of sodium and a little bit of bread. >> dolly's face. okay. worth it. yeah. >> well, anytime dolly is on the show, i'm there. so that's all you need to say? ginger, we will see you at seven. better in as little as 2 weeks. and when you can breathe better, what isn't better? this is better. this is better. that's better. and that.

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likely a few more because of a calf strain. he was injured late in the game during sunday's loss to the vikings. the niners are already without christian mccaffrey for at least four more games. well, a new study from researchers at uc santa barbara is revealing what pregnancy really does to a person's brain. scientists looked at scans of a

woman's brain taken from before, during, and after pregnancy. they found changes happened in regions of the brain linked to socializing and emotional processing. some were still seen two years after she gave birth. scientists say more studies are needed to determine the potential impact of the findings. they hope the insight could lead to improved understanding of conditions like postpartum depression and preeclampsia. target is gearing up for a busy holiday season. the company announcing they are hiring 100,000 seasonal workers. they will support order, pickup and drive up customers as well as stocking shelves. you can apply starting on september 25th. well, a big night for the emmys. you saw it right here on abc seven, along with nearly 7 million other people. that's the biggest audience since 2021. a 54% increase over the last show, which aired back in january after being delayed by months

because of the hollywood writers strike. the biggest audience ever for the emmys was in 2000, when 21.8 million people watched. still to come, the new data showing fewer people are dying of overdoses in san francisco with the city is crediting for the drop. then hip hop star p diddy, arrested overnight. the latest charges he's facing as he awaits his day in court. but first, here's drew. hey amanda. >> 626 on our tuesday. we'll start you out here with a live look from our san jose camera. overcast skies this morning we'll find sunshine for the middle part of our day before those clouds fill back in later on this afternoon. daytime highs feeling like autumn in the 60s

live now at 630. a cooler day again across the bay area as temperatures are several degrees below normal. drew's going to tell us if it will warm up and if we'll see rain soon. >> then sweeping changes coming to instagram to keep your teens safe. with the company announced overnight to help beef up privacy for younger users. >> and the video you may not be able to bear to watch. a man's close encounter with a bear caught on camera. >> it has been quite some time

since we've had a bear video. that's true on our show. >> i would be using my phone to call 911. i would. what are the police going to do? i don't know. >> it also looks like he's mugging for the camera. the just shooting one. >> i'm out here. please track my location. >> well, you know what? priorities. >> good morning everyone. it is tuesday, september 17th. >> you know, you got to get the video first and worry about the safety of others and yourself. >> >> go viral and then hope you live. >> yeah. let's see if you live. >> you know priorities this morning. it is all about a fall-like feel again this afternoon. here's a live look from sutro tower. we do have a lot of cloud cover upstairs. not just in the city, but really across the entire bay. look at current sky conditions. you see, everything is cloudy. all those cloudy icons indicating it's a gray start out there. we'll get some sunshine midday, but those clouds roll back in pretty fast this afternoon, so it's a partly sunny day for your tuesday. temperatures right now around the bay shoreline. we're in the mid 50s to the low 60s. some of

our coolest spots right now starting out in the upper 40s. so take a look at the inland forecast. temperature wise, very similar to yesterday. temperatures in our warmest areas in the low and mid 70s. but you'll notice the brightest part of the day close to lunchtime before those clouds roll back in later on. this afternoon and this evening, a similar sky around the bay shoreline. clouds to start, clouds to finish. the brightest part of your day right around noon. look at your highs only in the upper 60s. so certainly below average along the coast today. pretty cloudy all day long. we'll call it overcast along the coast and highs in the low 60s. let's check in with frances. see the drive times this morning. >> all right drew. in fact, drive times are slowing down in a few spots. but it is not horrible this morning. not too many incidents. we're starting off with a live shot of the richmond bridge approach to the toll plaza. and it is a bit slow as you make your way there from center street all the way toward, or rather castro street to mid span. we'll also show you live shot of 680 on the right hand side. those brake lights

are a little bit slow. heading towards highway 24 through walnut creek, but as we check out the drive time southbound 680 highway four to walnut creek. it is at eight minutes. westbound 24, though looking good in green walnut creek to 580. 13 minutes and the westbound 580 drive. tracy to dublin, 69 minutes right now. reggie. >> thanks, frances. happening today. tens of thousands are in san francisco for the so-called world's largest ai event. we're talking about dreamforce and abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez joins us live from moscone center. gloria. things kick off in about a half hour. >> yeah. and actually, reggie, right now, people are already starting to come in because they can get their badges starting at 630. so we've seen some people checking in, registering to get those badges. this is a little forest area here where people will be able to hang out, get some coffee in between sessions. and so there's definitely a lot of excitement out here for dreamforce 2024. and we have some footage here we want to show you. yesterday there were

already a lot of people in the city for the tech conference, which runs from today through thursday. more than 40,000 people are expected to attend dreamforce 2024 at the moscone center here in san francisco. scheduled speakers for the conference include jane goodall, matthew mcconaughey, ayesha curry and kerry washington. pink and imagine dragons are scheduled to perform at oracle park on wednesday night, and much of the salesforce conference centers around. >> i am not threatened by it. i'm excited by it. if we can do the basics using ai or some sort of automation, we can free up the human talent to do some of the either higher investment or the meteor. the meteor stuff. >> so of course, this is expected to bring in a lot of money into the city. more than $92 million in local spending is projected, and salesforce ceo marc benioff is scheduled to deliver the keynote speech this morning. back here live, you can

see this. welcome to trailblazers right here. and of course, a lot of people are getting ready for this big conference. we'll be here bringing you the very latest live in san francisco. gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. gloria, thank you. >> parents of san francisco students say the district's decision to delay an announcement of which schools will close or merge next year has only prolonged their anxiety. over the weekend, the school district announced it's delaying the decision until october. they claim they need more time to review the plan. the district faces declining enrollment, staffing shortages and a projected $400 million deficit by 2026. >> closing schools in san francisco will not save money. there are no costs to be saved. this does not close the deficit. what it has done is cost us a lot of stress. >> superintendent matt wayne says the closures are meant to

improve the remaining schools, not to save money. san francisco has lost 4000 public school students in the past decade, according to the department of public health. >> fewer people are dying of drug overdoses in san francisco. new data shows 45 people died of overdoses in august. that is a 50% drop from last year. health officials credit street outreach teams. >> they can get you a physician on the phone to come up with a treatment plan. in many cases, get you a room to stay, for a few days. and get your prescription filled. >> overall, this year, there's been a 20% drop in accidental overdose deaths. there's a new emerging concern. in july and august, methamphetamine overdoses. nearly equaled fentanyl overdoses and we'll end on this positive note. san francisco reports a 35% increase in people getting into residential treatment programs. >> state senator scott wiener is urging governor gavin newsom to sign a bill that would regulate

pharmacy benefits managers. these are essentially go betweens who manage prescription drug programs for health plans. employers and medicare, and play a huge role in determining what drugs your insurance covers or doesn't cover. >> what pharmacy your insurance lets you shop at, how much your pharmacist gets paid, and how much you pay for your drugs. >> a congressional hearing last month looked into the role pharmacy benefits managers play in increasing prescription drug costs. sb 966 would add more oversight for pharmacy benefits managers and require they be licensed in california. this is something 25 other states already require. and today, both presidential candidates are back on the campaign trail after a secondary assassination attempt on the former president. the attempt has left many worried about the safety of the candidates despite the recent threats. both candidates will be visiting six states total. >> this is a very difficult

environment to navigate. the candidates want to get out and touch people, but we have a situation now where we have a threat matrix that is unprecedented. >> former president trump and running mate jd vance are placing blame on the democrat's rhetoric. president biden and vice president harris have both openly condemned the violence and have asked for more security following the incident. investigators are still looking into the suspect's records. >> happening today, the senate is set to vote on legislation that would establish a nationwide right to in vitro fertilization. this is the second time this year the bill is being voted on. the bill has little chance of passing congress. democrats are hoping to use the vote to lay out a contrast between republicans ahead of the november election, especially as some states have proposed laws that could limit access to the procedure. >> tiktok has made its case, and now we wait to see if a federal appeals court agrees. a law that could lead to a ban on the app is unconstitutional. that decision is not expected until december. lawyers for tiktok's

parent company, bytedance, went before the court yesterday. they argued the law violates u.s. free speech laws. however, the justice department calls tiktok a national security threat. it says the chinese government could gain access to americans data and manipulate content. >> the problem is that that same data is extremely valuable to a foreign adversary trying to compromise the security of the united states. >> tiktok has said it doesn't share americans user data with the chinese government. >> now it's our abc seven mornings advancer. it's our way of highlighting some things happening in the day ahead here in the bay area. >> first, california is close to reviewing new rules meant to bring more options to homeowners who need fire insurance. today, the state insurance commission is holding a hearing to review public comment on those proposed rules. we've been covering this issue for a while now. many people have been losing their coverage because insurance companies say the risk is just too high. the state has been working on a new set of rules to entice insurance companies to

come back. they include allowing insurers to use models to predict future risks when deciding insurance rates. if you're interested. today's meeting starts at 10 a.m. and it is virtual. >> today, san francisco supervisors will consider renaming a portion of grove street after aubrey abraxas junior. the teen was murdered in 2006. his killer has never been found. if approved, one block of grove between lyon and baker will be renamed after rubricosa. the city hopes to bring attention to his tragic death and the need for action against gun violence. >> today is national voter registration day. several groups in santa clara county will kick off a campaign encouraging people to register to vote and be engaged with their entire ballot, not just the presidential race. there are several events happening today across the bay area. for a full list a guide to getting registered along with resources in every county, head to abc seven news.com. >> coming up, the federal reserve discussing interest rates. again, weather experts think they'll be raised or lowered.

>> and you are looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange. you can see we're up about 107 points. another update on the markets and how they're doing next. >> plus what amazon told its workers that not everyone is happy about. but first here's drew. >> hey there 640 this morning we're looking at the accuweather forecast. and just like yesterday, that fall feel continues for another day. it's pretty cloudy across the city today, only 65 degrees for daytime high. sun and clouds in oakland at 67. and it's cool for september. both san jose and walnut creek coming in with a high of only 73 degrees, which is nearly ten degrees below average. we're in between two areas of low pressure today. one is pushing off to the east, another one is on its way. this will slide down the coast tomorrow and bring us a renewed chance of some drizzle for wednesday. but in between these two today, it's a partly sunny sky out there, so future weather. we begin with cloud cover this morning. the brightest part of your day right around lunchtime. that's when we find the most sunshine. because this afternoon as that low

pressure gets closer to us from the north, those clouds fill back in later on today. so by 4:05 p.m, we're transitioning to overcast skies once again. highs today 65 in the city, only 72 in napa. a cool 69 in fremont, 73 in san jose, only 74 in livermore. looking at the three day forecast tomorrow, we do introduce that chance of drizzle into the forecast as that low slides down the coast. but behind that area of low pressure, warmer weather starts to move in just in time for the weekend. we'll take a closer look at this drizzle chance and preview the weekend

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millions of teens social media accounts. gma's michael strahan talked one on one with ceo adam mosseri about the company's ambitions. >> we've really decided that parents should be our north star. they've been clear on what they are most concerned about and we're trying to proactively address those concerns without requiring their involvement. but if a parent wants to get involved, we've also built some robust tools to allow them to shape the experience into what's most appropriate for their teen. because at the end of the day, a parent always knows what's best for their child. >> you can watch the full interview on gma at seven. and if you have our abc7 bay area app, we already sent you a notification with a link right to the full details on your phone. >> this morning, music mogul

sean diddy combs is in federal custody awaiting a court appearance where charges against him will be revealed. combs was arrested in new york city yesterday by homeland security agents. it comes amid a wave of lawsuits filed against him alleging sexual abuse. that includes a lawsuit from his ex-girlfriend, cassie ventura that alleged years of abuse, including domestic violence and rape. since that lawsuit was settling last november, combs has faced ten more lawsuits involving sexual assault and violence dating back to the 90s. and back in march, federal agents raided combs home in miami and the los angeles area. >> they were looking for electronic evidence. according to many of the plaintiffs in the civil lawsuits, allegations he denies. but he kept extensive records in the form of video that while these things were going on, he was recording with his phone. >> sources say prosecutors have interviewed a number of combs

accusers in connection with this investigation. combs, as lawyer, says they believe this is a, quote, unjust prosecution. >> american gymnast jordan chiles is appealing the ruling that stripped her of a bronze medal in the floor exercise at the paris olympics. her appeal to the supreme court of switzerland seeks to reverse the decision that upheld her fifth place finish. that court is expected to rule in a few months. >> new light is being shed on the doomed oceangate voyage that killed five people on their way to see the titanic. a coast guard hearing is giving a better sense as to what may have gone wrong, including a lack of testing before the mission. former workers say they were unaware of the intent to reach the titanic, and were clashing with the former ceo, who died in the explosion. >> he asked me. he wanted me to be the pilot that runs the titanic missions, and i told him i'm not getting in it. >> there were reportedly more than 100 different equipment

issues in the years leading up to the disaster. the vessel was never pressure tested to industry standards. reports say it had even partially sunk a month before the mission. >> now it's your morning money report. after months of concern over rising inflation, the fed has started their two day meeting where it's expected they'll announce a cut in interest rates. interest rates have been at a 23 year high since july of last year, staying between 5.25 and 5.5%. rates have been raised in order to make borrowing more expensive and to cool down the economy and inflation. now, economists expect the fed to cut rates to bring them more in line with the slowing inflation and job market. workers at amazon will have to return to the office five days a week. that is a big change from its current pandemic era hybrid policy that only requires people to be in the office three days a week. ceo andy jassy said the change will help the employees invent, collaborate and be connected to each other. the new policy goes

into effect on january 2nd. we'll see how many people quit. taking a live look now at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway this morning. you can see that we're up about 108 points. >> the richest woman in the world title is back in alice walton's hands to go along with her $89 billion fortune. the walmart heiress returned back to the top of the forbes list of wealthiest women. the 74 year old is the daughter of walmart founder sam walton. she briefly lost her spot to the 71 year old heiress of the french cosmetics company l'oreal, who is now worth an estimated $88.4 billion. >> a serbian influencer said his face to face encounter with a uh- is captured. i don't know. here it is. i don't know what that said. it's going to be honest with you. he captioned the video on the edge of life. it shows the man inside a bear den. no word on how he got

himself into that situation. the bear sniffs him, takes a few steps inside the pit and then walks out. what does this man doing? >> he's influencing is what he's trying to do. >> this is not the influencing we need. >> sir, we don't know anything about this. we don't know if it's a wild bear. we don't know if it's a bear that's kept in a sanctuary. >> yeah, i don't, i don't, i don't i don't familiar with the bear story because he seems familiar with you. >> we don't know if it's a person inside a bear costume. >> i'm just saying, this is not the kind of influencing that we need. >> according to serbian media, there are two bears who live in the village. visitors are reportedly able to see the bears keeper take care of them and play with them. >> it's a yeah. so this is a domesticated bear? exactly like 0% threat? >> yeah. >> not 0%, right? >> not zero. but it's not one in the wild that's coming up and sniffing you. >> do you want a bear to sniff you in any capacity?

>> no. right no. >> even a trained bear. >> no, i just some people maybe this is their form of entertainment. >> okay. it wouldn't end up in my algorithm. >> i can tell you that. i'm not looking for people interacting with wildlife. >> please stay away. >> all right, let's go outside. let's find our walnut creek camera this morning where it is a great start to the day. overcast skies across the entire area. the accuweather headlines will call for a mix of sun and clouds. today, the brightest part of your day is right around lunchtime. those clouds fill back in once again this afternoon. temperature wise, we do remain below average by about 5 to 10 degrees. now tomorrow, another area of low pressure is going to slide down our coastline. that will bring us a renewed chance of some drizzle out there. a lot of cloud cover on our wednesday and those temperatures remain on the cool side. then we start to turn the corner over the weekend. we'll find warmer weather moving in here. we're calling it autumn warmth because fall officially begins here sunday morning, but it will feel very warm for fall.

here's a look at today's forecast. the big takeaway brightest part of your day. right around noon. those temperatures in the 70s inland today around the bay. shoreline clouds to sun. and we'll finish out with clouds. this evening. highs in the 60s. and along the coast today it's just a pretty cloudy day all day long and highs in the low 60s, so we'll keep that autumn feel with us today, just like we had yesterday. clouds this morning breaking for sunshine midday and then those clouds fill back in later on this afternoon which leads to an overcast sky. tonight we have a full moon in our sky. it's the harvest moon tonight, but it will be hard to see with all that cloud cover. overnight lows mainly dipping into the 50s. you can see future weather also picking up on the chance of some drizzle first thing tomorrow morning. so here's the low spinning down our coast tomorrow. this is tomorrow at 7 a.m. those pops of green in the north bay and along the coast, indicating a chance for a few drops out there. and that chance does continue into the afternoon before that low departs tomorrow night. any moisture we do see tomorrow? just a few hundredths of an inch. this is not a big rainmaker by any means, but

don't be surprised if you feel a drop or two on your wednesday as that low slides down the coast. here's the accuweather seven day forecast fall-like today. partly sunny. that chance of some drizzle tomorrow with overcast skies. then we begin to warm up those forecast numbers by the weekend will be in the 80s and 90s away from the coast on sunday as fall arrives sunday morning. >> reggie thanks, drew. new developments. jane's addiction has canceled its reunion tour following this on stage fight between two of its band members. we first told you about the incident yesterday. video of the fight went viral over the weekend. frontman perry farrell seemed to attack guitarist dave navarro during a concert the band posted on social media yesterday, announcing the tour was canceled and saying fans would be refunded. navarro posted on his own instagram explaining concerns about farrell's mental health. are behind this decision. some seniors on the peninsula celebrated mexican independence day in a colorful way

music filled the belle haven community center in menlo park as a dancer delighted the crowd. yesterday was the 214th anniversary of when mexico began its battle to gain independence from spain in 1810. it also marks the start of hispanic heritage month. other countries also celebrating their independence this month are brazil, belize, costa rica, el salvador, guatemala, honduras, nicaragua and chile. very cool. >> today is the second most important holiday on the chinese lunar calendar. when the mid-autumn festival, also known as the moon festival, takes place. the celebration in san francisco kicked off early with events over the weekend. traditional observances include lighting lanterns, eating moon cakes, and gathering with family to admire the full moon at its brightest, it falls on the 15th day of the eighth lunar month in the chinese calendar, when the moon is supposed to be the fullest and brightest throughout the whole year. >> so for chinese, it's a time

for family and friends to gather together and admire the moon, which symbolizes unity and completeness. traditionally, you know, on that particular day we will admire the moon, and share, make and share mooncakes with the loved ones, as a gesture of to emphasize togetherness. >> that's kitty lou from an asian food delivery platform here in the bay area called hungry panda. the business delivers mooncakes in a variety of different flavors and a full menu of dishes from asian restaurants across the region. and a reminder, abc seven is now the proud sponsor of san francisco's chinese new year parade. we'll be bringing it to you live next year. you can watch it right here on abc seven and everywhere you stream february 15th. very cool. well, up next, the seven things you need to know today. >> a reminder 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. just download the app now. you can start streaming, and as we head to break a live look outside the time now. >> 655. we'll be right back grow the system, exploit the system. take mark farrell's record. after receiving the largest ethics fine

in city history for breaking campaign laws. mark authorized a commission almost every year he was in office. he was even caught taking donations from people he would then appoint to commissions, including a felon convicted of bribery. san francisco's challenges demand urgency, not more of the same failed insiders.

number one breaking news. the indictment against sean diddy combs has just been unsealed. he's been charged with sex trafficking by force, transportation to engage in prostitution, and racketeering conspiracy. prosecutors allege he ran a criminal enterprise. combs says he's innocent. >> number two, salesforce's dreamforce conference officially starts this morning in san francisco. 45,000 people expected to attend. that's the most since the pandemic. it's being called the largest artificial intelligence event in the world. >> number three, san francisco

police have a new tool to track and prevent crime. trailers equipped with cameras to help watch neighborhoods around the clock. the new units will go in soma and the mission for now. and one other area that's still being determined. >> number four, today, the senate is set to vote on legislation to protect the right to in vitro fertilization nationwide. the bill has little chance of passing congress. >> and number five, our cool weather continues. live look from our south beach camera pointing at the bay bridge. see overcast skies. we will get a bit of sunshine right around lunchtime. that's the brightest part of your day because clouds roll back in here in a big way later on this afternoon. looking at daytime highs, we keep that fall feel once again very similar to yesterday about 5 to 10 degrees below average highs in the mid 60s to the mid 70s. a chance of drizzle enters the picture tomorrow and we've got the usual delays for number six. >> for traffic it's backed up to the foot of the maze at the bay bridge toll plaza. once you get

into san francisco, don't forget about the street closures due to dreamforce. howard closed between third and fourth in front of moscone center and fourth street closed between howard and mission and number seven, a man crosses on a slackline. >> he did it over istanbul's bosphorus bridge. it took him 47 minutes to walk on the slack line that was set up between the legs of the bridge. >> okay, so the big deal about this is he crosses from asia to europe. that's we kind of missed that part in this story, but that's the main points. >> there you go man. okay. >> and i'm glad he has some safety harnesses at least. you know smart. >> i mean it makes it a little less fun to watch. >> no >> michael: good morning america. sean diddy combs, arrested. breaking overnight, diddy taken into custody in new york after being indicted by a federal