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encampments in california. governor newsom expected to make a major announcement today about funding, but many already aren't happy about it. >> getting ready for game day. cal gearing up for a busy day before the bears take on the miami hurricanes tomorrow. fans, students and alumni are expected to fill the campus for espn's college game day. what you need to know if you plan to go early tomorrow. plus. ba dum, ba dum. >> i hear it and i know that i'm ba dum. >> coming to chase center. kylie minogue announcing her first north american tour in 13 years when she's making a stop in san francisco. >> now, the excitement that i felt about this until i looked at the calendar and i realized, like every other big star who comes to san francisco, it's a what? tuesday night we have to celebrate little wins. >> today's a friday. >> today is friday, but she's coming on once again tuesday. >> yeah, so if i look tired on a wednesday in april, you'll know

why it's okay. okay. today, though, it is going to be hot. once again, our heat wave rolls on for another day. right now we are at the coolest part of our day. so if you're thinking about getting that run in, do it. the next couple of hours before we start getting hot. once again. it is quite warm in our hills, 70s and 80s, right now, 79, in the oakland hills, low 80s in the santa cruz mountains, the east foothills of san jose coming in at 81. we're in the 70s from mount hood to hawkeye in the north bay. so it is quite warm right now. we will find that heat advisory, excessive heat warnings that have been extended until saturday, but they're going to continue to extend it probably until sunday because the weekend is looking very hot today. we'll find temperatures inland well into the 90s, probably about 100 in our hottest cities today, today. so like not certainly the hottest day we've had underneath this heat wave. but still it is quite warm for this time of the year around the bay shoreline. it's a hot afternoon, lots of sunshine, upper 80s to near 90 for daytime highs and then along the coast it will be a mild to warm day. we'll get afternoon sunshine and highs in the mid and upper 70s. let's check in with gloria. see those drive

times? >> happy friday! we are starting to see more traffic right now on the san mateo bridge. you can see a live look right now at our camera, and we're seeing especially more cars heading towards the west bay. now, from the toll plaza to foster city. it will take you 11 minutes and looking live in san jose, nice and quiet here. so far, but heading northbound on 87, approaching 101, it's starting to get a little bit busier. there, but nothing major. no big delays in this area. amanda. >> all right. >> thanks, gloria. the bay area heat wave might be brutal for some people, but we know it can also lead to dangerous situations, especially for vulnerable groups like infants and toddlers. it's important to remember to not leave your children in the car, especially when it's this hot. heat stroke expert jan noll says in the first ten minutes after turning off your car, temperatures inside shoot up to 20 degrees, and that means it would get as hot as 120 degrees. based on yesterday's high in san jose, you or i could be in a car that's 120 degrees, 130 degrees,

and we'd be really uncomfortable very rapidly. >> but within a short amount of time that could be a fatal incident for a child. >> children cannot handle the heat like adults can, because their internal temperature rises 3 to 5 times faster. >> some bay area schools are struggling with the extreme heat because they have limited or no ac. glenwood elementary in san rafael doesn't have air conditioning. two more elementary schools in the district have only partial ac. experts say heat in classrooms has consequences beyond discomfort. >> as temperatures rise, students are less able to pay attention. it's harder for them to retain information. we know that we're seeing, even in places in california, that schools have to send children home early in in extreme heat. that obviously jeopardizes learning. >> the superintendent of san rafael city schools tells abc seven news. hvac projects will begin next summer to add ac to

these schools. we had a we've had a qr code on screen for all of the heat stories. you can use your phone, open the camera and scan the qr code. it'll take you to our website where you'll find the weather forecast, warnings and all of the recent stories we've done about the weather and its impact. >> happening today, governor gavin newsom is promising a major announcement about new funding to tackle encampments across the state, even before knowing the details. advocates for the unhoused in berkeley have formed an encampment outside city hall to protest the governor's expected announcement. they say they're not moving, even if law enforcement tries to remove the. >> if they come and sweep, this will set up another one. there's no there's nowhere for people to go. they can sweep. this will be across the street. they can sweep across the street. we'll be back here. >> the nonprofit. where do we go? set up the encampment. and the number of tents has been growing since saturday. organizers say the space offers a sense of relief and safety for anyone who wants to set up camp there. they're also providing

resources and food to people who need it. >> developing news this morning in the south bay, san jose police say a city council member is the target of a child sexual misconduct investigation. gloria. police have not revealed the details or even identified the council member. but there is a council member who has released a statement to our media partners at the bay area news group, and we do have that information for you, reggie. >> san jose police would only confirm to abc seven news that an investigation is underway involving a member of the council. they would not release any other details. however, multiple sources tell our media partners at the bay area news group that police searched a search warrant. they served a search warrant on council member omar torres and they detained him yesterday. the investigation is related to alleged sexual misconduct involving a minor. torres issued a statement through his attorney to the bay area news group late last night. he said the investigation is based on misinformation and was an act of, quote, retaliation from someone. he asked police to investigate and who is

reportedly extorting and stalking him and the statement went on to say, quote, i want to be clear that i am the victim in this matter. it is heartbreaking that my family, my partner, my team and myself have to respond to such unfounded and defamatory allegations. torres was elected to the council in 2022, and he represents district three, which includes much of the downtown area. abc seven news has reached out to him directly, but we have not received a statement yet. and we also asked san jose mayor matt mahan about the investigation. he has declined to comment on the case, and we will stay on top of this story for you, amanda. >> all right, gloria, thank you. happening today, santa clara county leaders and parents will protest the termination of board of education superintendent mary ann dewan. dewan was fired without cause in a 4 to 2 vote in a closed session wednesday night. she held the position for more than six years after joining the board in 2013. dewan will receive severance pay. the

group protesting is condemning the lack of transparency in the decision. a news conference and protest will be held at 10 a.m. at the office of education. >> happening tomorrow, cal fans will be getting up very early for the first time ever, espn's college game day is coming to berkeley. the popular pregame show starts at 6 a.m. a lot of people will be there for it a lot earlier than that. so if you plan on going. abc seven news reporter zach fuentes is here with what you need to know. >> yeah. cal was one of only six power conference teams reggie aqui that had never hosted an espn college game day. so the excitement on and off campus is already being felt there, both for the game itself and the espn college gameday pre-show. and we were there as crews constructed the stage for saturday morning's live show at memorial glade in front of doe library, and students and fans get to surround that set and be part of the show. it airs tomorrow morning from 6 to 9 a.m, and the pit is opening at 330 tomorrow morning. fans are encouraged to arrive early and bart is helping them do just that. trains are going to be starting at 4:00

tomorrow morning and arriving at the downtown berkeley station at five. >> we're going to have five early trains that will stop at a dozen stations to get people to downtown berkeley, which is our closest station to cal, in time for the big pregame show. one of the things we really want to emphasize, though, is that we're only opening 12 stations in addition to downtown berkeley, so you can't just show up at any of our 50 stations and expect to see a train there early. >> now remember, bart parking is free on saturdays at stations that do have parking. so again, the pit for the pregame show opens at 3:30 a.m, and the first 400 fans to get there will get to stand directly behind the stage. now, fans can line up no earlier than 12 a.m. saturday morning, arriving before that does not mean you're going to be first in line or guaranteed access to the pit, but the first 1000 fans will get free donuts and coffee. there's also chances to get free breakfast burritos t shirts. the hurricanes and golden bears play saturday night at 730 on our sister network espn. drew.

>> hey, zach. yeah, college gameday is a lot of fun. i've been to one at penn state many years ago, and it is a wild time. so if you are going to college game day, just know it will be mild in the morning, will be in the upper 60s, lower 70s to start out the day and we warm fast. we're talking hot sunshine later in the afternoon in berkeley, closing in on 90 degrees by saturday afternoon. so just be aware of this. heat wave is not going anywhere. anytime soon. so today is day five. we're looking at a hot weekend ahead. heat relief. not here until next tuesday. so again today those temperatures will warm fast throughout the morning. we see this all week long. by the afternoon we're seeing widespread 80s and 90s around the bay shoreline, upper seconds and our warmest areas inland. so high of 86 today in oakland, 81 in the city, hotter in san jose at 9799 in antioch, 96. in santa rosa, hitting about 93. in san rafael. temperatures turn even hotter here over the weekend. dangerously hot, because these numbers are about 25 degrees above average. saturday and sunday would mark day six and day seven of the

heat wave. so if you're going to hardly strictly in golden gate park for the next couple of days, it will be warm, low to mid 80s. so certainly stay hydrated. there. and as we take a look at the niners forecast on sunday, we're talking dangerously hot temperatures to kick off forecast of 93 degrees by the fourth quarter. we're hitting about 100. so take it easy out there. this weekend. we'll talk about the cooldown on the seven-day reggie coming up in eight minutes. >> and actually take it from here because i have a traffic alert for you this morning. we are seeing a crash at the bay bridge toll plaza. and you can see on our live camera it is a mess out there right now where a lot of crews are there. this is a two vehicle crash blocking the two middle lanes. this is on westbound 80 just before the toll plaza and emergency crews, chp are all there. they've had the flares out. they are blocking right now. the three middle lanes in that area. traffic is actually not too bad right now despite this going on. however, the metering lights are on and traffic is starting to build, so we'll try to get an

estimate of when this is all going to be cleared. so you have that information. if you are going to be driving through this area. reggie aqui. >> thanks, gloria. safeway settlement. the grocery chain paying out millions of dollars after allegations of overcharging customers. and you can benefit top innovator award, the program that earned the san francisco public library that honor. also football. but make it fashion. a designer who went viral for her custom made clothing, holding an ev

california health care workers are getting some good news this month. a long awaited minimum wage increase law will take effect. the san francisco chronicle reports that it was delayed because of budget concerns. the law promised health care workers wages would go up to $25 an hour over the course of several years. some of them may see that full increase sooner than others, depending on where they work. the law is expected to cost the state $1.4 billion in just the first six months. it's a story we've been following since early last month. the controversial arrest of a street vendor on san francisco's embarcadero. police have just released body camera video of the incident to show their perspective of what happened. police say the vending task force was conducting regular enforcement of unpermitted vending when a scuffle broke out. they say the vendor hit a port employee, though we do not actually see that happen in this video. police intervene and handcuffed the vendor as she was resisting. it's not clear whether the vendor knew she was breaking the law. now, this is the original

video of the incident that went viral. police say it is edited and does not show what led up to her arrest. they say if a port worker is harassed or attacked, they will intervene. >> the california department of public health says at least two people in california are sick with bird flu. both of them are people in the central valley who had contact with infected cattle. there is no known connection between the two cases, and no human to human spread has been reported. both patients have reported mild symptoms and neither was hospitalized. the state health department says the risk to the general public is low. >> safeway, albertsons and vons have agreed to pay nearly $4 million to settle allegations over overcharging. across california over overcharging is a tough thing to say. this is across california's seven counties, including several from the bay area, accusing the brands of charging people more than the lowest advertised price as part of the settlement. the grocers will have to implement a

price accuracy program if you end up being overcharged. they'll have to pay you $5 as soon as it's discovered. >> a big honor for the san francisco public library's bay beach platform. bay beach launched last year and is a free music streaming platform, really, that spotlights music from around the nine bay area counties in all genres. for all ages. the national nonprofit urban libraries council gave bay beach its top innovator award. the san francisco public library was one of six libraries to win an award out of more than 200 entries, for the first time in over a decade. >> kylie minogue is going to be in the bay area. she'll perform her new hits and some of her old ones. la la la la la la la la. come on. kylie minogue announced her intention 2025 tour. her first north american tour in 13 years. she'll be at chase center in san francisco on yes, tuesday, april 22nd. you

know, i'm always mad about that. she received a grammy last year for best pop dance recording with her song padam padam. presale for her tour begins october 8th at 10 a.m. general on sale begins friday, october 11th at 10 a.m. and as you all know, if you're getting the general, then you are too late. >> now, which kind of credit card do we need? this time? >> american express great. >> love that for us. >> so you're committed wednesday morning doesn't matter. >> yeah. this is one of the artists i have not seen and have wanted to see for a while. same. and so this might be one of those things where i just got to forgo that sleep, get the vacation request in now, then maybe. >> yeah. take it off. >> maybe. >> just like a little tickle in the throat. by now, you, like, set the stage like money. you know, guys, i don't feel so. it's kind of weird. and tuesday, you're like, oh, it's really getting here. you know, you got to. you got to lay the groundwork is that. >> oh, is that what you do? >> yeah. >> you do. i'm unfamiliar. >> you got to lay it down. >> but now you're announcing it

to everybody. so we're all going to know this is a this is a life pro tip. >> you know, lay the groundwork. >> mother kylie would want that. >> she would be the case. >> and then don't mind me if i'm screaming tuesday evening. it's okay. okay. it'll be very fun outside today. we're finding another heat wave that is continuing to extend itself into the weekend and early next week. so today is day five. if you're keeping count with this terrible game that we have. 80s and 90s later today. so certainly not the hottest day underneath this heat wave, but it is still very warm for this time of year. don't let your guard down because the weekend is trending hotter. we're talking dangerous. heat is still in the forecast. and then tuesday, cooler weather finally arrives here. that cannot come soon enough. so let's take danville for example. average high this time of year is in the low 80s. believe it or not, we haven't felt that all week. so today we're back into the 90s. and then look at those temperatures shoot up once again. here's saturday. here's sunday. we're back above 102 103 once again. still pretty warm here on monday. and then we can finally breathe a sigh of relief. by tuesday, we're close to average, so we have about four more days of this intense

heat before we finally break this heat wave on tuesday. so here's a look at the forecast today. sunshine back to about 100 degrees inland today around the bay shoreline. we're back into the 80s and along the coast we're back into the 70s with sunny skies. so we have that major to extreme heat risk continuing. keep taking your precautions. stay hydrated. stay cool. find ways to beat the heat because we get hot over the weekend once again. 80s and 90s around the bay shoreline for your highs today. hottest areas between about 96 and 100 later on this afternoon. overnight tonight. not much in terms of any cool relief. most of us away from the immediate coastline in the 60s and 70s in our hills. again, we're staying in the 70s and in the 80s. so here's future tracker heading into saturday. it gets even hotter around here, believe it or not, 102 104 in our hottest areas, mid 90s in oakland into the 80s in the city. the north bay is hot between 98 and 104, and we'll do it again on sunday. so here's the accuweather seven day forecast next seven days for you showing you our heat wave

continues today. it's just dangerously hot over the weekend. again we have a lot of outdoor activities castro street fair, the 40 niners game, hardly strictly college game day at cal. so just please take it easy out there. heat relief. finally arrives here on tuesday, guys. >> all right drew, thank you so much. now let's turn to ginger zee. she's live with what's coming up on gma. >> good morning ginger. >> hey reggie amanda. it's all the way from you to grand junction, colorado. they're going for day ten in a row with daily records. phoenix easily going to go through next midweek. >> so you are not alone in wanting a little cooldown? >> i'll get into all of that. but coming up on gma we start with the strike suspended dock workers reaching a tentative agreement to suspend the strike that threatened to affect the economy and the supply chain. we're going to tell you how the deal came together. >> also, the race for the white house vice president harris campaigned with former top republican lawmaker liz cheney, who has endorsed her as former president. >> trump repeats false assertions about the 2020 election. also, an exclusive look at what could be the future of travel, air taxis. we're

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a dozen crew members out there helping out with this. and right now, this is causing some delays. this is a two vehicle crash that is blocking about four lanes there right now. and crews are on the scene. however, cars are able to get around, but traffic is starting to build in this area. so if you're driving here, just know that it might be a little bit more of a delay. we'll get an estimate for you on when they expect to clear this a little bit later on this morning and looking live at our emeryville camera. traffic is flowing pretty nicely here. we're starting to see a little bit more cars on the road, but no major delays in this area at this time. amanda. >> all right. we'll continue to check in with you. thanks, gloria. football fashion in the spotlight at levi's stadium. last night, fans got the opportunity to design jackets with a viral star. kristen yewcic was on hand as women of the niners got to personalize their own levi's trucker jackets using tex jackets went viral last season when her handmade

designs and pieces were worn by a-list celebrities and athletes. 40 niners family and fans. and they had a lot of thoughts about the statement jacket. >> it stands out for tonight. is it? women empowerment. sports. fashion? >> yeah, i would say women empowerment. this doesn't happen everywhere in the country. so she's pulling this off. she's being a leader. >> women all around that event agreed that the event was just a great way to connect with the female side of the sports community. you did not formally announce anything at the event, but she is working on her own clothing line. next, at 630, football frenzy. cal getting ready for espn's college game day. and it means big

to a concert at the oakland arena. not allowed inside for hours after the venue went on lockdown. the confusion for many who want answers for the delay. >> taking a live look outside this morning, the heat wave continues today with advisories and warnings extended again. drew is here with what you need to know as you make plans for

the weekend. >> plus, you have no style or sense of fashion. i think that depends on what you're. no, no, that wasn't a question. >> cerulean. the sequel to the devil wears prada, reportedly getting a start date. what we're learning about the plot of the new movie. >> ooh, i like any tidbit i can get from that. >> good morning everyone. it is friday, october 4th and it's guess what? >> going to be warm again today. >> it's going to be warm again today and through the weekend. so do not let your guard down. we're in the middle of this heat wave. today is day five, but right now it is the coolest part of your day. so if you're thinking about getting a walk or run any exercise outside, do it over the next couple of hours before those temperatures get hot once again. it is quite warm in our hills 70s and 80s. right now. the oakland hills coming in at 79, but it's 80 and mount eminem 81, in the east foothills of san jose. so the heat advisories, excessive heat warnings have been extended again until tomorrow. these are going to get extended again through sunday because the weekend we keep these

dangerously hot temperatures and even through monday it stays pretty warm. so looking at the inland forecast today again it's warm mid and upper 90s hottest spots today. closing in at about 100 today for daytime highs around the bay shoreline. it is warm to hot. upper 80s to near 90. once again this is day five of this heat wave and even along the coast it stays pretty warm. mid and upper 70s to near 80 for our daytime highs. we'll preview that hot weekend forecast coming up in eight minutes. let's check in with gloria. see those drive times this morning? >> yeah. why don't we get right to those drive times for this friday morning from highway four to the maze, it will take you 21 minutes. right now. emeryville, the san francisco, 18 minutes. san francisco to sfo, ten minutes. and we have been tracking this crash over at the bay bridge toll plaza. this is a live look right now. you can see all of the crews that are out there helping respond to this. the flares are out there, probably about a dozen chp members out there, tow trucks helping to clear this. but right now, about four lanes are still blocked in that area. this is a

two vehicle crash. cars are able to get around on the left and the right lanes, but traffic is starting to build as it gets a little bit later this morning and more people head out the door, go to work. so of course we'll keep tracking this for you throughout the morning. but if you do drive through this area, just know there might be a little bit of a delay in this area. >> all right, gloria, thank you. this morning, oakland police and officials from the oakland arena have still not said what caused an hours long delay at the hans zimmer concert last night around 7:30 p.m, as people were arriving for the much anticipated show, the venue was put on lockdown. entry and exit gates were shut down, traffic into and out of the venue stopped. it caused a huge backup, as you can see outside the arena. arena and around the area, and on the foot bridge from bart. as hundreds of concert goers arrived, some told us it wasn't made clear to them what was going on. >> got here in line, and right when we got up to the front gat,

they quickly shut the gates on us and told us that there was a security situation that they needed to handle before they would open it. >> people who were already inside the show were forced to wait while the investigation unfolded. the gates were reopened around 9:00 and the concert did finally go on after that. hans zimmer has another show at the oakland arena on wednesday. >> we're hearing for the first time from the family of a daly city man killed in a shooting last weekend. relatives of a rolando yanga shared this photo of the 60 year old father and husband on sunday night. yanga was followed home, reportedly after a dispute at the gym where he worked, and then shot a 21 year old man and his mother are charged in this case. the yanga family said in a statement that he was taken from us through a senseless act of violence, leaving our hearts shattered and our lives forever changed. a gofundme campaign has been set up to help the family with final expenses. it has more than doubled its initial $10,000 goal in less than a day. you can find

a link to this at abc7 news .com. a jury has found a former alameda county sheriff's deputy guilty of double murder in 2022. devin williams killed a couple inside their dublin home because he was jealous of their relationship. it took jurors two days to reach a verdict. prosecutors said williams began dating one of the victims seven months before the double shooting. his defense attorney pushed for a voluntary manslaughter conviction. williams faces a sentence of 50 years to life with just one month to go until election day. >> both vice president harris and former president trump are on the campaign trail, and they're focusing on battleground states. tonight, the vice president will hold a rally in flint, michigan. yesterday in wisconsin, she was joined by republican liz cheney, where she gave a blistering rebuke of the former president. >> i tell you, i have never voted for a democrat, but this year i am proudly casting my vote for vice president kamala harris.

>> today, former president trump heads back to butler, pennsylvania, the site of the first assassination attempt that happened back in july. the secret service says they have made upgrades and changes to their safety protocol at the site. prop 36 is dividing voters in the bay area and this week opposing rallies for the ballot on opposite sides of the san francisco bay. prop 36 would increase sentencing for drug and theft crimes, rolling back previously, criminal justice reforms from 2014. now, supporters of the proposition say a change to policy is necessary. they hope the proposition will bring down crime rates in the city. >> situation right now in san francisco, where there's just a level of public drug use that that we can't tolerate, it's not helping our neighborhoods. it's not helping our economy. but least of all, it's not helping anybody who is struggling with a substance use disorder. >> and meanwhile, those in opposition are worried that voters are not seeing the

potential consequences of the bill. >> we know that it has disastrous consequences. we know that it filled our prisons up. we know that it didn't make us any safer. and if this passes, it will absolutely set us back. >> the public policy institute says that a little more than 70% of californians plan to vote yes on prop 36. governor newsom opposes the bill, but it has gained support among bay area leaders. >> we've been following the story of the popular san francisco tourist attraction that's closing after 60 years. madame tussauds, the wax museum on fisherman's wharf, has shut down. abc seven was in the area last night. there's been a decline in popularity of wax museums over the years. tourists we spoke with say they had memories of the displays inside. >> when i was younger and i think people still go, i think they're fun and they're really cool all the details and stuff. >> fisherman's wharf has struggled since the pandemic. many businesses have left and those that remain say visitors are spending less money. they also say the unhoused are

causing problems in the area. san francisco has struggled to repair its reputation on the national stage, dealing with negative stories like the one you just heard about. what's happening at the wharf. this week, i met with each of the top four candidates. i was joined by tech journalist and podcaster kara swisher and the sf standard, and we asked all of them about how to address sf's pr problem. you can watch our special in-depth interviews with the major candidates in the race at abc7 news.com/sf mayor, or wherever you stream abc7 news. >> uc berkeley is going to be in the national spotlight tomorrow. cal is playing the university of miami and before that big game. espn's college game day will be live on the cal campus for the first time ever. abc seven news reporter zach fuentes is live in studio and zach fans can be part of the live show. >> yeah, amanda, people are so pumped up for this because this is a huge moment for cal. it's never hosted an espn college game day, and was one of only six power conference teams that had not. so between the game

tomorrow night and the pre show happening in the morning before, there's just so much excitement surrounding this. now take a look at construction video we shot yesterday morning as crews were literally setting the stage for tomorrow morning's live show. that stage is at memorial glade in front of doerr library, and students and fans get to surround that set and be part of the show. it airs tomorrow morning from 6 to 9 a.m. the pit is opening at 330 tomorrow morning, and fans are encouraged to arrive early. bart is in on this fun and starting trains early to help the fans get there. >> ordinarily, on saturdays we start service at 6 a.m, but in this case we're actually going to be running trains starting a little bit after 4 a.m. we're going to have five early trains that will stop at a dozen stations to get people to downtown berkeley, which is our closest station to cal. >> now, keep in mind bart is only opening 12 stations in addition to downtown berkeley, so check out bart.gov to make sure you have the timing and information. but overall, here's what you need to know. again, the pit for the pregame show opens at 3:30 a.m. the first 400

fans to get there will get to stand directly behind the stage, and fans can line up no earlier than 12. a m saturday morning. arriving before that does not mean you'll be first in line or even guaranteed access to the pit. now, the first 1000 fans are going to get free donuts and coffee. there's also chances to get free breakfast burritos t shirts, so a whole lot of fun going on there. the hurricanes and golden bears play saturday night at 730 on our sister network, espn. >> all right, zach, thank you. and thanks to espn's college gameday. business is booming at a popular berkeley institution. we just learned those 1000 free donuts are coming from dream fluff donuts on ashby street. owner alex coe says he's bringing in extra bakers because he can't fill the order alone. he's also ready to work overtime to feed the espn crew, descending on cal's campus early tomorrow morning. >> they are under 1000 pastries,

500 uh- muffin mix and 500 danish pick up at 130 uh- saturday morning. so i hope next time will be bigger. >> so you're excited? >> excited. >> coe has been serving donuts, pastries and breakfast sandwiches at dream fluff since 1987. that is 37 years. and this morning he also served abc7's very own the man, the legend jim huntington and it's because jim was picking up donuts for the news crew here. so thanks, jim. we know our own. >> oh, and they actually have some left. wow. how generous. newsroom. >> we begged zach fuentes to come run down with these donuts so that we can have some. >> i'm excited to try these. >> yeah, but thank you so much, jim and mr. coe. we know that he's no stranger to cal. his daughter graduates from cal next spring. >> really? congratulations to both of them. that's really cool. i also saw they have a

happy hour every morning from 4 a.m. to 8 a.m. okay, there it is. get into it. there you go. now it's time to go to camera five and our abc seven mornings advancer. it's our way of highlighting some things happening the day ahead here in the bay area. >> first, 20,000 people are expected at the sonoma raceway for the fifth annual velocity invitational. you can see three mclaren indy cars from different eras driven by indycar series drivers. the event also features formula one world champion jenson button. organizers say to expect thrilling performances from both indy car and rally stars. >> starting tonight at 10 p.m, the one on one connector in downtown san francisco will be closed for emergency barrier repairs. that means northbound drivers will not be able to take the ninth street exit or connect directly to the central freeway. instead, you'll be detoured at the seventh street offramp, then go under the freeway, then go right back up again at the seventh street on ramp to rejoin 101. the work is expected to last until 5:00 monday morning. >> today, secretary of the

interior deb haaland will be in the bay area. she's visiting san jose to highlight and discuss new investments to redevelop and create more local parks. the investments are made possible through the outdoor recreation legacy partnership. haaland is the first native american to hold her position, and today's event will be held at 11 a.m. >> winning and wanderlust the course one university is offering about the rise and fall of the oakland a's. >> and you are looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange. you can see we're up about 260 points. another update on how the markets are doing next. >> the gang is taking a field trip. the crossover event you'll see in this upcoming season of abbott elementary. but first, here's drew. >> hey there. 642 on our friday and we are tracking another warm afternoon out there in the accuweather forecast. we will find hot temperatures once again today, and we'll find those hot temperatures rolling on through the weekend. heat relief is not here until tuesday. so today is day five of our heat wave.

temperatures today, 80s and 90s around the bay shoreline. hottest areas between 96 and 100. later on this afternoon. so continue to take those precautions. stay cool. stay hydrated. because we turn even hotter here over the weekend, saturday and sunday. it's dangerously hot. we're back into the mid 80s around the coast, around the bay shoreline, mid and upper 90s and then inland. daytime highs between 102 and 104. we have a lot of activities going on this weekend, starting with hardly strictly in the city today and through the weekend. it will be warm to hot temperatures in the low and mid 80s for golden gate park as we head towards cal on saturday college game day. it's a warm morning with temperatures in the low 70s at 9 a.m, and then it's a hot afternoon by 5 p.m, temperatures closing in on 90 degrees, but our attention turns to the 40 niners game on sunday. this is dangerous heat. excessive heat warnings are, in effect, a kickoff temperature 93 degrees at levi's, and by the

fourth quarter, we're flirting with 100. so stay hydrated. our heat wave will break early next week. we'll show you

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by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a pay-to-play scheme that sold out taxpayers to the highest bidder. mark farrell has all the wrong experience for the change we need. trump, senior director for resilience policy at the national security council, said he had to convince trump to approve the aid during the

devastating 2018 wildfires. mark harvey said he had to show trump voter polls in orange county to prove more people voted for him there than the state of iowa. another former aide confirmed harvey's claim. >> amy's kitchen is letting go of hundreds of workers. the petaluma based organic food company is reportedly getting ready to lay off 15% of its workforce. north bay business journal spoke with the president of amy's kitchen. he called the layoffs heartbreaking, adding they were necessary to keep the company competitive. more than 300 people are losing their job, including managers, clerical staff and assembly line workers in the petaluma and santa rosa facilities. >> months after closing its only location in oakland. in-n-out has opened a new restaurant in the east bay in hayward. it's at harder road and dollar street near mission boulevard. that's about 12 miles from the oakland location that got shut down after a series of car break ins and other crimes, the company says 80 people have been hired

to staff this new restaurant. >> a beloved plant nursery in the east bay shut down suddenly as of 2 p.m. yesterday. annie's annuals and perennials in east richmond permanently closed its doors. the owner explained health issues and business related challenges contributed to the closure. it came as a complete surprise to gardeners in the east bay and beyond, who relied on the nursery for their supplies. there are ongoing discussions with potential buyers who may continue the business. >> governor newsom has announced plans to transform an outdated san francisco dmv into hundreds of affordable housing units. the dmv office that fell on baker street has been there since 1960. it needs repairs. the state owned building will be turned into a multi-use complex with 370 homes, including a modernized dmv. the dmv office is scheduled for completion in 2029. the first phase of housing 2030. >> it has been just over a week since the a's said their final goodbye to oakland fans inside

the coliseum. now, the team's history is getting the academic treatment. registration is open for a stanford university online course that will be instructed by former athletics executive andy dolich. according to the preliminary syllabus, the class focuses on the rise and fall of the franchise. there will be several guest speakers in the six week course, including former a's pitcher dave stewart, chronicle sports columnist scott ostler and former mercury news columnist mark purdy. the first class is october 22nd. >> now it's your morning money report, a huge boost for the labor market. the september jobs report is exceeding expectations. the u.s. economy added 254,000 jobs last month. that's according to the bureau of labor statistics. the unemployment rate ticked down to 4.1%. that comes two weeks after the fed cut its benchmark interest rate, a half of a percentage point. dialing back a years long fight against inflation. and now we take a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway. you can see we're up

about 272 points. >> rumors are swirling about the highly anticipated the devil wears prada sequel. >> there are some reason that my coffee isn't here. has she died or something? here are my eggs. here. where are my eggs? >> the 2006 film was huge at the box office, earning $327 million worldwide, according to the film and television industry alliance. the devil wears prada two is officially quote in development. pre-production. shooting for the film is set to begin november 30th. the plot follows miranda priestly at the end of her career, facing the decline of traditional magazines. she must compete with her former assistant emily charlton, now a high powered executive at a luxury group for crucial advertising dollars. ooh, but then she's got to ask for help. >> miranda doesn't love help. i've seen this movie more times than i care to admit. it's on

frequently in my house. >> okay, but the villain was the boyfriend. >> clearly, clearly. he also gets the first line in the movie, which i do not like. yeah. in the opening credits, he says, good luck. and i'm like, why do you get the first line in the movie? why? >> i want to see the show, too. you know, they have like in london and other places. i heard it's sold out right away. oh. the musical. the musical? yeah. yeah. yeah. >> never made it to broadway. yeah. no wonder why. >> okay. >> what do you. he looks. >> i was trying to say that like miranda priestly. >> reggie aqui. that's all the drama that's on this morning. >> let's talk about the heat wave outside this morning. we're looking at sutro tower. we have hazy skies out there. poor to moderate air quality. again today. so the accuweather headlines call for this heat wave continuing its day five 80s and 90s later today. so not the hottest day we've had this week. but those temperatures certainly above average. do not let your guard down because the weekend is getting hotter. dangerous heat is back and then tuesday,

finally. that's the day we're all looking forward to. the marine layer returns will break this heat wave by tuesday, but today, take those precautions. stay cool out there. stay hydrated. back into the 90s inland by noon. closing in on 100 later today around the bay shoreline, we warm pretty quickly. we're back into the 80s upper 80s in some spots around the bay shoreline and along the coast will stay in the 70s for daytime highs. the heat risk today major two extreme. that has been the case for the past several days. the extreme heat risk is in our hills of the east bay and in the santa cruz mountains, where overnight temperatures do stay in the 80s. so we don't even cool off in the overnight hours. and then during the day we have those hot temperatures around 100 degrees. so highs today, 80s and 90s around the bay shoreline, a hot 97 in san jose, 86 in oakland, 81 in the city, but 96 in santa rosa, 98 in concord, 100 in livermore. the coast will stay pretty warm today, in the 70s and in the 80s. now, overnight tonight, the immediate coastline. i'm talking with a

mile or two of the ocean. you get a little bit of a sea breeze, but that's about it for most of us. we're still warm in the 60s and 70s in our hills. we'll stay in the 70s and 80s. i want to show you these temperatures on saturday because they are hot once again mid 90s in oakland, back to 100in san jose, 102 104 inland. and we do it again on sunday. so we have the castro street fair on sunda. it will be very warm in the city. temperatures in the mid 80s by sunday afternoon. here's the accuweather seven day forecast the next seven days for you. our heat wave continues today. dangerously hot over the weekend, saturday and sunday continue to take those precautions. still warm on monday. then we finally break this heat wave on tuesday. >> guys famished fliers at sfo can look forward to award winning food while they wait for their flights. napa farmer's market for the second year in a row, was listed as one of the ten best grab and go dining options at u.s. airports. the list is created by the opinions and experiences of countless travelers and an experienced panel. the market offers sustainable, organic foods and beverages that represent napa valley culture. i have been

there many times. >> today is the first day of this year's hardly strictly bluegrass festival in san francisco's golden gate park. more than 60 artists are scheduled to perform in the three day event. rock and roll hall of fame musician patti smith leads the lineup. smith's set is sunday at 5:40 p.m. hardly. strictly is free to attend. and if you can't make it, the festival will be live streaming on its website. >> we know how we. we now know which show will have a crossover episode with abc's award winning series abbott elementary. it's always sunny in philadelphia co-creator rob mcelhenney shared these photos on the set of abbott. he previously said an abbott sunny crossover would make sense because both shows are set in philly. no word yet when that episode will air, but abbott elementary season four premieres wednesday, october ninth at 930 right here on abc seven. it's always sunny airs on fx, which is also owned by abc seven's parent company, disney.

>> abbott elementary is so hilarious. >> it really is. i know. >> kumasi was encouraging me to restart it, so i did because she was super just on top of it. so funny. >> i know i got bored of all of my options on a flight recently, and i also started to watch abbott again and kept annoying my husband. and it was watch this. this is so funny. >>gh for this joke. >> wait for this joke. and it's quick too. so if you like it. up next, the seven things you need to know today as we head to break a live look outside. >>

excessive heat warnings have been extended until tomorrow night. they will get extended until sunday because both days this weekend are very warm. highs today it is quite hot once again. 80s and 90s around the bay shoreline. hottest areas between 96 and 100 this afternoon, but again the weekend is dangerously hot. we're back into the mid 80s along the

coast, mid and upper 90s around the bay shoreline 102 to 104 and our hottest cities inland. >> number two san jose city council member omar torres is reportedly the target of a child sexual misconduct investigation. torres told our media partners at the bay area news group he was wrongfully detained and the claim against him is, quote, baseless. >> number three. addressing homelessness in california today, governor newsom is promising a big announcement about funding to talk about encampments and to address accountability across the state. >> number four, santa clara county leaders are getting ready to protest the termination of board of education superintendent mary ann dugan. she was fired without cause wednesday. the group is condemning the lack of transparency in the decision. >> number five, it's a big weekend at uc berkeley. espn's college game day will broadcast from cal tomorrow morning before the golden bears take on miami. if you are going to the show, bart is running early. they want to get you there by 5 a.m, so that is possible because the show starts at 6 a.m. and

there's going to be a crowd lining up. >> and number six, we have a commuter alert for you this morning. if you take capitol corridor train 523 is stopped in richmond because of fire department activity. bart has a ten minute delay right now on the san francisco line, and the richmond and antioch direction. this is because of an earlier equipment problem and also ace train three has a ten minute delay. so a lot of delays, right now. >> number seven, the sundown cinema series continues tonight in san francisco. you can catch a free screening of the princess and the frog at india basin shoreline park. there will be food trucks, all of that. everything starting at 6 p.m. >> that'll be a nice evening. >> 7 to 7 streams next. we have guests. rita rudner otherwise, it's good morning america. >> michael: good morning america for our viewers in the west. shipping ports reopen, as dock workers strike is suspended.