cornell: a sunday morning surprise in santa rosa. half of this tree splitting and toppling overnight, hitting a car. >> last night we had a lot of wind and it came down. cornell: the national park service shared this picture after wind down a tree on auditors hill. steady rain it driving treacherous. chp says it likely because to the driver of this car to spin out, strike a tree and roll over on whitehall lane. two people were sent to the hospital with injuries. the storm caused about 4000 pg&e customers in napa to lose power after a utility pole sparked. >> the dog started barking at 1:00, i looked out the window and something blew up on the telephone pole. cornell: at this church held sunday services in the dark. for its parishioners. >> if they are doing this to the service, the power went off, so we opened up the doors for the air to circulate and a little dark and so on, but we have been able to praise the lord. cornell: in mill valley a steady rain fell most of the day, leaving this festival all wet. >> we are going to probably

in the napa valley, cornell barnard, abc7 news. ama: and you can check temperatures in the weather on demand section in the abc7 bay area tv streaming app. downloaded for roku, apple tv. dan: another allegation against an assisted living community in the wake of a death investigation of one of its residents. now, one man said he believes his father died under similar circumstances. ama: plus, and deadly shooting in the south want a permanent solution to homelessness? you won't get it with prop 27. it was written and funded by out-of-state corporations to permanently maximize profits, not homeless funding. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations permanently. only pennies on the dollar for the homeless permanently. and with loopholes, the homeless get even less permanently. prop 27. they didn't write it for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. ama: another bay area senior has passed away and assisted living facility run by atria. this comes days after a 93-year-old woman died at the san mateo center after being give

cornell: cornell barnard, abc7news. larry: it has been two months since san francisco got a new district attorney vowing to clean up the city. >> we have to start addressing violent and repeat offenders first, so that we are addressing those who continually commit crime in san francisco. larry: we are looking into brooke jenkins' promised to hold criminals accountable, so what has changed? stephanie sierra sat down with the da to answer that question. stephanie: over the last two months, we've seen a shift in bruce jenkins -- brooke jenkin'' office. she has fired 15 people from the previous office and has made a handful of new hires, a team that is rolling out stricter penalties for drug users, dealers and juveniles. she believes these changes will be both fair and effective at keeping one of her main promises, holding repeat and chronic offenders accountable, but will we see it reflected in the data? >> the city has a lot of work that needs to be done. people have felt unheard of the last two and a half years, so i wan

cornell: cornell barnard, abc 7 news.racking the storm all weekend long. you can get a live update, like the ones seen here, every hour on our abc 7 bay area streaming app. download it now to have it ready for when the rain hits. it is free and easy to download on your roku, apple tv, fire tv, and android tv devices. the attorney general and five district attorneys announced an $8 million settlement with safeway for environmental violations at 71 gas stations across california. they are branded as safeway and bonds fuel stations. >> california has strong regulations to prevent oil and gas from seeping into the ground and contaminating our drinking water for a reason. because the reality is, accidents happen. today settlement helps address that. stephanie: the state's investigation found safeway failed to install, implement, and operate various spill prevention and safety measures, aiding back to march 2015. yesterday's settlement includes terms to include operational safety and compliance with state laws to avoid potentia

cornell: he's got the right idea, right? this becomes cooling centers will open across sonoma county for those needing a little bit of relief and a sweet air conditioning. live in sonoma county, cornell barnard abc7news. dan: thank you very much. ama: bart is slowing trains because of high temperatures. trains on the san francisco line and the antioch line are delayed for 10 minutes. our flex alert has been called for tomorrow, just like yesterday and today, it runs from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m.. right now, we are at the peak of projected energy use. this graph shows how much demand there is on the grid. here's what you can do to help. if you have ac, set your thermostat to 78 degrees or higher if health allows. do not charge your electric car or use major appliances during those hours and be sure to turn off any unnecessary lights. so what impact does the flex alert have? can one person or household make that much of a difference? abc7news reporter put those questions to experts. reporter: hot temperatures are not unusual for the

cornell: cornell barnard, abc7news. stephanie: our weather team will be tracking the storm all week long. you can get an update like this one every hour on our bay area streaming up. download it now so you have it ready. it is free to download. attorney general rob bonta and five district attorneys announced an $8 million settlement with safeway for environmental violations at 71 different gas stations. they are branded as safeway and vons fuel stations. >> california has strong fuel regulations to keep gas from seeping into the ground and contaminating the water for a reason. the reality is accidents happen. today's settlement helps prevent that. stephanie: the state's investigation found safeway failed to install and operate safety prevention measures dating back to march 2017. injunctive terms to -- to avoid potential contamination. 41 people were arrested and cited after blocking one of the terminals at san francisco international airport. this video was provided by unite here, showing the protest. fast food workers

cornell: this clinic ran out of moderna boosters before noon.te house signaling a new reality and the fights against the virus, the likelihood of any will vaccines, just like shots. >> for a large majority of americans we are moving to a point where a single annual covid shot should provide a-3 of protection against serious illness all year. we are offering boosters tuesday through saturday. cornell barnard, abc7news. amanda: part celebrating 50 years of service. they kicked up celebrations in oakland saturday. a lot of people claim -- came for games and prizes and more and an opportunity to touch the third rail. 30-year-old times capsule was -- 30-year-old time capsule was opened and a new one started it. >> we have folks who have worked for 50 years with us. we have retirees, those who drive the trains and work in the station. at they are all here today if they are not working to celebrate and meet the people we serve. amanda: bart hoping to encourage more ultra right by giving discounts and fares through september. abc 7 is looking at the bay

cornell barnard has the story. cornell: jose medina and his kids traded the extreme heat of santa rosa for a cool spot in the sand. >> bring the kids here to have a good time. cornell: this family from fremont had the same idea -- eat the heat. >> i think it is a good idea to come down and enjoy with the family. cornell: most of the parking is already sold out. you got to get here early. the number of beachgoers have doubled in size. crews from the surf rescue unit are watching the waves. >> our fears we will have people coming from neighboring communities coming to cool off and we want them to know before they go. cornell: know about dangerous riptide's in cool ocean water. crews rescued a man and his dog who had fallen down a cliff. >> just a reminder to be aware of your surroundings, stay on the coastal trails. don't venture off of it. cornell: at half moon bay, venice beach was getting crowded. by midday, crowds were being turned away because lots were old. the parking lot at stinson beach was full and would li

with brandeis and ucla and cornell. and then to join the hoover institution and that is where he has been ever since so with the mainstream university have hired him? >> he could ever do any college that he wanted to. and the university of wisconsin. and then to get tenure and to work and was quite talented. and then talking about racial controversies then to surpass most people in the field. then with the faculty around and those who want to interfere with the teaching style that this was the 19 sixties and then to have women's rights movement and all these things were coming together through this sort of thing in time was of a different generation intended to teach that way. and that is very difficult to do. and then to be much more indulgent so he just would not bend. so then at cornell in the late sixties and was on faculty at the time and he stuck it out through the seventies and to be put in the think tank world already but then decided to leave teaching altogether. but not even research he wanted to be a teacher.

it's pretty rewarding. >> cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> that is good old-fashioned fun.urn our attention to the fall forecast. >> it's the perfect season. >> it is ideal. i can't even say how nice it's going to be to get outside. september tends to bring the heat and we got it. the high temperatures for today, low 90's inland. got up to the 80's all around from san francisco to san jose. you had to be in half moon bay to make it to 69 degrees. we've got the autumn heat. heat coming from the desert southwest that is bringing the warmer conditions. that is going to continue over the weekend. do be prepared for this. this will be in the 50's and 60's. if you want to get out, get some fresh air. this is your best time to do it. as we head into noontime, you are looking at 80's inland. 60's along the coast. you are already in the 90's inland. and it's hot inland, people like going to the coast. the beach forecast, high uv index. 76 at ocean beach. ocean temperature 59. here's a look at your bay area events planner. we have the pacific coast fog fast. it's going to be nice and

and why do you say that, cornell?e are in campaign spending, you shall in this country, spending hundreds of millions of dollars to impact that polling number. that number is going to fluctuate back and forth. and that is going to depend a lot on what that pollster thinks the electorate will look like. there are so many x factors here. one we know is the massive increases in registration numbers particularly of women voters in battleground states, the likes of which we haven't seen before. if you look at the "washington post" poll and go back two polls ago, you know, republicans had a sizable advantage in the "washington post" poll. if you look at the wall street journal poll, you go back a couple of months in the wall street journal poll, republicans up six or seven points. democrats are up in that overall polling average, democrats are up two points. i think what you are seeing since the last six or seven months is a continual sort of shift in momentum away from the republicans towards the democrats. now, do democra

he is the co-founder of the safal-cornell kiswahili prize for african writing. in 2020, he was part of the initiative at cornell to change the department's name from "department of english" to "literatures in english." he is the son of world-renowned kenyan author ngugi wa thiong'o. after queen elizabeth died. our guest wrote -- "my uncle was deaf. he was asked by british soldiers to stop. of course he did not hear them. they shot him dead. my other uncle was in the mau mau. my grandmother hid bullets for him. colonialism happened to real people. it is absolute madness to expect us to mourn the queen." we welcome you both to democracy now! your response to the death of the queen, the monarch who reigned for 70 years and what she meant for africa and specifically your country kenya? >> what i've been thinking about the last few days is how my family got affected, were affected by british colonialism. you mentioned my uncle who was deaf. he could not hear the soldiers, the british soldiers when they shot him. also my other uncle with the mau mau. what has become i

it's pretty rewarding. >> cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> that is good old-fashioned fun.urn our attention to the fall forecast. >> it's the perfect season. >> it is ideal. i can't even say how nice it's going to be to get outside. september tends to bring the heat and we got it. the high temperatures for today, low 90's inland. got up to the 80's all around from san francisco to san jose. you had to be in half moon bay to make it to 69 degrees. we've got the autumn heat. heat coming from the desert southwest that is bringing the warmer conditions. that is going to continue over the weekend. do be prepared for this. this will be in the 50's and 60's. if you want to get out, get some fresh air. this is your best time to do it. as we head into noontime, you are looking at 80's inland. 60's along the coast. you are already in the 90's inland. and it's hot inland, people like going to the coast. the beach forecast, high uv index. 76 at ocean beach. ocean temperature 59. here's a look at your bay area events planner. we have the pacific coast fog fast. it's going to be nice and

chris: cornell barnard, abc 7 news.ether to honor 9/11 at the multi-faith piece vigil. it is put on by several faith organizations, including the american muslim voice and the september 11 families for peaceful tomorrows. both of them say sharing peace and friendship is how they would like loved ones to be remembered. you too can find a connection to historic bridge of 9/11 on abc7news.com. you can also find it on our bay area streaming app. bart is celebrating 50 years of service today and this week, abc 7 news is taking a look at the past, present, and future of the bay's biggest transit system. david louis looks at how the ambitious project came to be. david: construction of the bay area rapid transit system was a goal to create a next-generation transit network. while september 11, 1992, was a great achievement, groundbreaking was easier a few years later, but the initial concept of the system that lines three different counties -- details are included in a book on bart's history written by mike haley. >> there was

tonight cornell. yeah. hey guys that weekend storm a welcome site for most of us here in the bay area and for firefighters here in the north bay, but you know, no one is celebrating just yet. from a week of intense record heat in the bay area to a rare september storm across the region which brought some much-needed rain. and some minor flooding there were car accidents this reckon napa county sent two people to the hospital many weekend activities were washed out sunday like the mill valley fall arts festival, which turned into a muddy mess. we stuck it out. i think the rain is, you know, we're happy to have rain in california. so we're still in this drought type of conditions southern marine fire battalion chief. matt barnes says the storm brought enough rain to delay critical fire conditions in some areas. so that was good that puts a pause for us for a little bit of fire weather concern, but we're definitely not out of the woods by any means just a few days of warm dry air and and we're back to cr

i'm cornell bernard abc 7 news. okay cornell thank you a sweep of the homeless encampment near monetta, san jose airport resumed today after being postponed because of the heat wave the faa ordered the shutdown the city planned for the sweep long before the heat wave was forecast the heat delayed the sweep for a couple of days, but one homeless advocate says those living at the encampment need a longer break. people are just suffering and then starting up the very next day. nobody has recovered from this heat wave. the city of san jose says it's still working to make space available at the vta lot for those displays. all right, let's turn our attention to the weather which thankfully ama has eased a good bit because i believe sandia. yes. it's so nice to have our natural ac back in business. although don't tell that to people in lynn because it was still in the triple digits today. the heat wave is over dan and alma. i want to show you live picture right now of riverside. this is from southern california our sister

i'm cornell bernard, abc. seven news. sure would cornell alright? now when i team update the state attorney general's office has declined to get involved in that amazing batmobile saga. we first told you about some mateo county sheriff carlos bolanos, sending a team of investigators to raid the batmobile garage in indiana after a complaint from a wealthy realtor and donor i team reporter dan noise is back with the latest on this, dan well, dan, this does not come as a surprise to many people involved, but it is a setback for that batmobile garage owner. the central question in this controversy. was it proper for san mateo county sheriff carlos bolanos to send for investigators to raid this batmobile garage in indiana? bolanos admits he did that after a wealthy realtor who donated to his campaign called the sheriff upset that the $210,000 batmobile he ordered had been delayed. you know, it looks to me and i think to most citizens like this is really kind of a civil matter, mateo county board president don horsley told me. last month, the county yes,

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william, now assumes the scottish titles which has meant so much to me, he secedes me as duke of cornel and takes on the responsibilities for the dutch in coral -- the dutch in conroe -- that i have taken on more than five decades. today, i am proud to welcome the prince of wales. the country whose title i have been so greatly privileged to bear during so much of my life and duty. with catherine beside him, our new prince and princess of wales i know will continue to inspire and lead our national conversations upping to bring the margin to the center -- where help can be given. i want also to express my love for harry and -- as they continue to build their lives. in a little over a week's time, we will come together as a nation. as a commonwealth. and indeed a global community. to -- to lay my beloved mother to rest. in our sorrow, let us remember and draw strength from the likes of her example. on behalf of all my family, i can only offer the most sincere and heartfelt thanks for your condolences and support. they mean more to me that i can ever possibly express. and, to my

cornell barnard has the details. >> i was in the middle of my online class, and all of a sudden i heard boom. >> he heard the gunshots and left it outside of the cafe in oakland. more than a dozen bulletholes pierced the windows. it is where a man was gunned down early monday evening. another man killed next-door. >> it is heartbreaking. i have said multiple prayers for the family. >> very nice people, the one who got shot. they told me there passed away. very bad. >> friends identify one of the victims as a 27-year-old. the other man was a 59-year-old beloved member of the oakland islamic center across the street. >> he's gone. >> the mosque elder says members were finishing monday prayers when they heard bullets and screams. >> we went to the scene, we saw a gentleman drenched in blood. then i saw my son standing over his body screaming. by the time he got there, he was gone. >> multiple rounds came from a passing car. >> at this point, we believe there were multiple shooters shooting from inside the vehicle. i can't confirm or deny if they are specifically targeting one person. >> a

cornell university.riends she applied applied for a waitressing job. >> the woman said no, the position has been filled. we are are not looking for anybody. >> reporter: sensing something was not right, one of her white friends applied for the same jo. same job. >> she went in and got the job like five minutes later. >> reporter: it was her first taste of racism. >> i sat on the sidewalk and cr. and cried. because it seemed so wild. >> reporter: it still stings, decades later. >> what i decided then was that i would become an entrepreneur. and i would have a place where black folks could apply and get a job. >> reporter: andrea turned her long time consulting business into a nonprofit in the hunters point shipyard. into action empowers and supports several dn several dozen small business owners each year who are black, indigenous, and people of color. like the owner of yes, putting. putting. she uses the nonprofits nonprofits free commercial kitchen space to make her popular dessert. thanks to andrea she

so cornell medicine one of our producers called cornell about getting breast implants for her 15-year-old questioning his gender identity. just questioning. here's what this in response. >> he is regarding response he's questioning his gender identity and he was interested in treatments. >> this would be for plastic surgery. the doctor does perform top surgery if that is what you are referring to. >> can make you up an appointment to come in so it's for my son was a minor swing at his command? or try to go with them customer because it work? >> how old is he? >> 15. >> 15, okay. yeah i would come with them. >> tucker: yeah, breast implants for a boy it's whatever. "the washington post" is desperately transcript from the similar call with boston's children's hospital listen. >> i just want to know if you guys do service at age obviously for coming all the way for an in-person counsel going through all the paperwork. she will get depends some departments to cut off at 18 how old is your patient? >> 16. >> okay. >> so they would do it for that age? >> yes. >> okay, great. it is a common proc

hen just would not then that i think it reached a head with him at cornell. he was on the faculty at the time and that might have been a breaking point for him. he stuck it out. he had one foot in the think tank most of the time but he eventually by the in the seventh decided to leavee teaching altogether. his first love had been classroom teaching. he wanted to be a teacher. >> host: by the way i was thinking when he talked about his childhood did he have a father figure? >> guest: it's interesting, he had, yes. one of the great aunt that raised him had two daughters one of whom was married and that man was something of a other figure that when tom talks about the experience it's not just that he had a father figure, it said he was especially an only child raised by four adults. he talks about how important was in his child development. we know through studies how well a first born child is and how only children do. he said i was raised by four and that had more impact on how it turned out than anything that happened to me in my life. >> host: you notice thi

we do still need that reminder cornell many. thanks. moving on utility crews are on the scene of a downed power pull on treasure island that left a popular restaurant without power video here shows the downed power line and pole less than a mile from the business merced restaurant and bar was forced to cancel an early event and shut down the restaurant due to the power outage. it is unknown if severe weather though was the cause of that downed power pole. and a reminder you can always get live updates on the weather every hour on our abc 7 bay area streaming app just download it now to monitor those conditions. all right. well the 49ers won their home opener over the seahawks. that is the good news, but starting quarterback trey lance suffered a season ending injury sports anchor crisavarez joining us now with the latest chris. all i have to say is i'm sorry. yeah, that's what you gotta apologize to the faithful as well. dion 49ers starting quarterback trey lance carted up the field a right ankle injury and head coach kyle shanahan conf

we certainly love to see it this weekend live in santa rosa, cornell, bernard, abc seventies cornell. thank you. let's turn now to abc seven news meteorologist sending a patel with a look at the timeline of the storm, and exactly what we could be expecting. sandy larry, we're going to be seeing a good soaking come sunday morning. i do want to show you our storm impact scale. it is a one sunday , monday and tuesday. you're going to see the most widespread rain sunday morning, abc. exclusive storm impact scale ranks are storms from 1 to 51 is light five is severe. this is the one sunday through tuesday. elto tf aska. it'y in season,s really going to bring us some pretty good rain, especially come sunday morning, so sad. today night. it is starting to move in late into the far northern end of our viewing area, but we'll have to wait until early sunday. when you start to see the widespread rain five o'clock in the morning. going into eight a.m. we will see some pockets of moderate, even brief heavy rain. this continues as we go into one o'clock in the afternoon, and by the time we had int

in petaluma cornell bernard abc 7 news glad they're even i i love pumpkin patches. yeah, that's fine. so fine. all right. let's check on the weekend weather. yes, san diego's here. it's our first week in the fall, right? yes, and it is going to be absolutely warm outside even hot in some areasama, indiana. i want to show you the temperatures right now. we are feeling the warmth the fall warmth. that is low 90s inland 70s 80s around the bay in the city 66 and half moon bay. san francisco made it into the low 80s today. we had low 90s for highs so far inland, so definitely a warmer day by 10 degrees compared to 24 hours ago in santa rosa six degrees warmer in oakland to up nine in concord up seven in san jose beautiful views from our tower cameras right now a lot of sun a nice breeze along the embarkadero and you can pretty much expect to that for the weekend. all right our sunset tracker 704 tonight. look at october 23rd. the sun will be going down at 6:21 and no number 23rd. it's 4:53 in the evening. so you know what? that means gets darker earlier and earlier, but

but, yeah, they're scrapping the retirement rule to accommodate cornell who is 63 years old.becoming the ceo back in 2014, cornell helped target partnerships with prominent brands including disney, levi strause and ulta brewty. beauty. at the moment, it's up two-thirds of a percent. earlier today, it was deeper in the red, six high level employees leaving the ev manufacturer in the past few weeks and lucid looking to ramp up production in the last few weeks and luxury evs emphasized the need to increase production after falling short of expectations in the most recent quarter. now solar companies. we noticed this this morning and team countdown said we have to put this up there. solar companies led by nfaz and solar edge edging out solar enfaze and partnership with the munich based company and investors have favored solar stocks since the passage of the inflation reduction act, which has some solar positivity pushed right in there. and we told you right before this segment about how karen khachanov knocked nick kyrgios out of the u.s. open quarter finals in a three hour match

i have so much gratitude for you cornell bernard abc 7 news. today you can find a collection of historic footage from 9/11 at our website abc 7 news.com. you can also find it on our abc 7 bay area streaming tv app moving on now three people were hurt in a shootout in an indoor marijuana grow operation in san leandro early this morning. police say a burglary was reported on adams avenue. not far from the oakland airport officers arrived and learned. there was a shootout between suspects and people working at the site. officers saw a van speed away and chased after it at one point the suspect switched vehicles and one was caught other suspects then escaped. new developments tonight in the murder of eight year old sophia mason from hayward. we learned yesterday that suspect dante jackson had been arrested in newark after avoiding capture for six months. today police said three women were also arrested for helping jackson. they're from san jose newark and merced. jackson was able to loot his capture over the last six months because he had the help

. >>> we have news just out from retailing giant target the company announcing that brian cornell hasore years i didn't realize cornell was turning 64 i also didn't realize the company still had a mandatory retirement age of 65 with this new commitment, target's board of directors is eliminating that entirely, the retirement age saying okay, fof forget it. brian cornell saying this has been the high point of his career he's energized about leading the company in the years ahead as they build on the growth they've already accomplished remember, when companies do planning, target in particular, tends to look three years out. so this three-year commitment is something that will allow them to make plans that he'll be around to execute on over the next three years or so the company announcing arthur valdez, the chief supply chain and logistics officer is going to be retiring, to be succeeded by gretchen mccarthy, senior vice president global inventory management that is effective immediately, but i hear valdez will be sticking around for the transition he came originally from amazon gretch

. >> cornell was 14 and had paranoid schizophrenia. do you think he could get parole because of his age? what will it mean for these families? >> i think this testimony shows how hard and long that these school shootings impact, not just the victims, but the community at large. columbine happened after this incident. so this was sort of the beginning, for those of us that know a lot of about school shootings, about the beginning of schools being beginning. columbine changed that dynamic dramatically. let's start with the victims. this never goes away. but going to the law. it also shows the age of which these are happening, 14 at the time time. 25 years is a longtime to be in jail and seek mental help, the things that we're hearing is put behind the court. i think there is a possibility that he'll get out. i think the overall -- part of it that we should take away from this story, how immune we got to school shootings and how personal and historical they are in this country. this is 25 years since the real school shooting. >> michael,

i have so much gratitude for you cornell bernard abc 7 news. today you can find a collection of historic footage from 9/11 at our website abc7news.com. it's also at our abc 7 bay area streaming tv app moving on to other news now three people were hurt in a shootout at an indoor marijuana grow operation in san leandro this morning. police say a burglary was reported on adams avenue. not far from the oakland airport officers arrived and learned. there was a shootout between suspects and people working at the site. officers saw a van speed away and it chased after it at one point the suspect switched vehicles and one was caught while two other suspects escaped. new developments tonight in the murder of eight year old sophia mason from hayward. we've learned yesterday that suspect dante jackson had been arrested in newark after avoiding capture for six months. today police said three women were also arrested for helping jackson. they're from san jose newark and merced. jackson was able to loot his capture over the last six months because he had the

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we have team coverage today abc 7 news reporter cornell.ns for the rest of the fire season, but let's start with abc 7 news meteorologist sandy patel sandy. yeah, dan and kristen. this has been a welcome sight to get the rain, but now i want to show you what is happening as we speak on live doppler 7 thunderstorm has just developed in the inland east bay. we're going to get you down to street level deer valley road right around the antioch highway 4 corridor. you are seeing some downpours at this hour as we take you in and show you the rainfall rates. it's actually showing over five inches per hour if it holds together. we're going to track that for you heading into collinsville at 406 into rio vista at 4:15. this is precisely why don't let your guards down because we are seeing development happening with the instability from the sun heating the landmass. you will notice some showers right around yountville across 29 at this hour. once again, we are seeing a thunderstorm developing as this low spins just off the coastline. it is just spinni

abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard was at one vaccine clinic in richmond. i'm ready for this folks in richmond ready to roll up their sleeves for the newest covid-19 vaccine booster cesar. zepeda was more than ready. we want to make sure that everyone gets their booster and they're updated right now. i have four of them. it's a collect four and you get good health at the end of the day. the line was out the door at memorial auditorium for this clinic offering boosters targeting the omicron variant. the new pfizer booster is available for anyone over 12 and modernas for anyone over 18 and two months out from their last shot. this is a much more focus vaccine more effective and if you don't want to get sick take get this vaccine and you'll lower your chances of getting six sick from omicron. the rollout comes is covid cases our plateauing nationally, but following a summer surge across the bay area bright to be jennifer ten talk wants to make sure she and her groom are protected at their wedding next week have a lot of family coming into town and just want to

have a great nig cornell: i am cornell bernard. extreme heat is on the way.ng technicians are getting ready. sandhya: i am live on the roof. a summer scorcher is set to set records this upcoming weekend. i will let you know how hot it is going to get. more on the dangerous heat wave when abc7news at 6:00 >> begins, just right now. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7news. >> the heatwave we warned you about begins today. temperatures will peak on labor day but will likely set records before then. good evening. i'm ama. dan: i'm dan ashley. millions of people in california are affected by dangerous temperatures. dangerous heat that the national weather service says could set all-time temperature records. it has triggered three flex alerts in a row and is prompting concerns of course about fire danger. ama: before we get to the details of x alerts and fire temperature, let's get to the temperatures. dan: abc 7 news meteorologist is live with that. sandhya: it is going to be in the excessive category this upcoming weeken

that's why i like the winter instinct beach cornell bernard abc 7 news.al judge granted a request by former president trump's legal team today to appoint a special master to review documents seized by the fbi during a search of his florida home last month the decision by us district judge eileen cannon came despite the objections of the department of justice the doj claimed an outside legal expert was not necessary in part because officials had already completed their review of potentially privileged documents the appointment may slow the pace of the department of investigation into the presence of top secret information at moral lago, but it's unlikely to affect any investigative decisions or the ultimate outcome of the probe. happening tomorrow children will return to school in uvalde, texas. you can only imagine how emotional that will be but some parents and students are concerned that not enough security is in place. this comes of course three months after a deadly shooting there took the lives of 21 people at rob elementary. the school district has

live in sonoma county tonight, i'm cornell bernard abc 7 news they are. thank you. well today is a historic day the end of the reign of queen elizabeth the second who at age 96? bills told at san francisco's grace cathedral the queen made only one visit to the bay area in her lifetime that was back in 1983 abc 7 news reporter loose peÑa talk to people who had the lucky opportunity to meet her and loses his joining us live now lose. yes, larry about 40 years ago 16 stanford university students had lunch with the queen when she visited california one of them was andrew messing he was just a sophomore then and today he's remembering that his story moment. it was 1983. this is footage of queen elizabeth ii and prince philip visiting california aside from meeting former president reagan on the list of people to meet was also andrew messing a stanford university sophomore and i was one of the lucky students my colleague david louie captured the moment almost 40 years ago when andrew got ready to meet the queen here. he was in his dorm room preparing for that big moment. s

that's why i like the winter instinct beach cornell bernard abc 7 news. a federal judge granted a request by former president trump's legal team today to appoint a special master to review documents seized by the fbi during a search of his florida home last month the decision by us district judge eileen cannon came despite the objections of the department of justice the doj claimed an outside legal expert was not necessary in part because officials had already completed their review of potentially privileged documents the appointment may slow the pace of the department of investigation into the presence of top secret information at moral lago, but it's unlikely to affect any investigative decisions or the ultimate outcome of the probe. happening tomorrow children will return to school in uvalde, texas. you can only imagine how emotional that will be but some parents and students are concerned that not enough security is in place. this comes of course three months after a deadly shooting there took the lives of 21 people at rob elementary. the school distr

look up at of the the port of cornell de la fontana. local say the competition for food is making the orc as aggressive. the marine predators and the phishers are both hunting for bluth in tuna. in the fight over the prey, fishers have injured orcus with harpoons, according to animal rights activists. the fishers have a different theory. and some of them may later we think that a sailor accidentally injured in, okay, custody. and that's why the animals and now attacking the under side of the boats that never happened before. they get a hot book and know got so cindy, we'll researcher, ezekiel under. you prefers to avoid the word attack. he estimates there are only about 40 iberian orcus left. protecting this endangered species is top priority. got on with it, but again, we the facility very difficult to find the cause galoshes. however, the yorkers aren't telling us fiddler shot out. she gave it about what we can say with a high probability is that it's related to a variety of interactions with humans. should i know we think it's a lear

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cornell: john is ready for september rain. he's looking to outfit employees at trader joe's with rain boots. >> just got a bunch of rain gear. i got some boots. >> just doing a remodel and have some holes for skylights that are open and worried about the storm. >> these are the emergency backs, the flood barriers. you put them out flat and dry. >> manager brian isley says rain gear is suddenly back in fashion. >> it is a lot of preparedness as well. i'm not quite sure how much rain is going to come. >> this was rain from last winter. >> we have our fire crew stepped up and then we staffed up some engines as well. >> the marin county battalion fire chief says his battalion is adding extra cruise concern about storm damage between sunday and monday. >> as that rain comes in, all our trees still have all their leaves on and stuff, so we will have a lot of tree down and power lines down, that kind of stuff. quick they will be providing real-time information about rainfall amounts and water levels. no flooding is expected here. >>

cornell: john is ready for september rain. he is in no votto -- no votto -- nnovado looking to outfit employees at trader joe's with rain boots. >> just got a bunch of rain gear. i got some boots. >> just doing a remodel and have some holes for skylights that are open and worried about the storm. >> these are the emergency bags the flood barriers. , you put them out flat and dry. when the water hits them they absorb the rain and provide a barrier. >> manager brian isley says rain gear is suddenly back in fashion. >> it is a lot of preparedness as well. i'm not quite sure how much rain is going to come. >> this was rain from last winter. >> we have our fire crew stepped -- staffed up and then we staffed up some engines as well. >> the marin county battalion fire chief says his battalion is adding extra crews, concerned about storm damage between sunday and monday. >> as that rain comes in, all our trees still have all their leaves on and stuff, so we will have a lot of tree down and power lines down, that kind of stuff. >> this