♪ get your game on, go play ♪ >> the band's manager confirmed the 56-year-old died at his home in boiseng liver failure. the band's 1999 grammy nominated song has appeared in multiple movies, including shrek. it's also garnered nearly 1 billion streams on spotify. >>> thousands of parrotheads flocked to key west for a second-line procession to honor legendary singer jimmy buff elt. the 76-year-old died friday. the mississippi native called key west home for many years. it's where he perfected his laid back sound and where he launched his global margaritaville brand. sunday's tribute started at 5:00, a knowing nod to his hit when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. today. >>> we end tonight looking at wlief through the eyes of a child through one cool cat. >> show me the apple. good

state. >> a veteran boise state team.aylor green is a quarterback that can make you pay for it if you're not prepared. but washington seems to have some maturity about him. i really like what kalen deboer has done second year now. i think there's more of kind of an established culture. so i think washington will get off to a good start, but they could be challenged here saturday night, prime time abc battle of the carolinas, north and south carolina. well, i think when i heard that game day was coming to charlotte, i was excited because of the quarterbacks have spencer rattler and drake maye, two of the top signal callers in the country, going head to head, be a lot of fun, get things started on abc with a great triple header and a couple of acc sec matches.■ >> all right. sounds like a good one. well, still to come on abc seven mornings, another major event is saying goodbye to san francisco. know where they're going? plus, oakland's police department not able to answer all of its 911 calls for fast enough the deadline t

game to match up with in my opinion with that typical old tough boise state. >> a veteran boise state taylor green is a quarterback that can make you pay for it if you're not prepared. but washington seems to have some maturity about him. i really like what kalen deboer has done a second year now. i think there's more of kind of an established culture here. so i think washington will get off to a good start, but they could be challenged here saturday night, prime time abc battle of the carolinas, north and south carolina. well, i think when i heard that game day was coming to charlotte, i was excited because the quarterbacks spencer rattler and drake maye, two of the top signal callers in the country, going head to head, be a lot of fun, get things started on abc with a great triple header and a couple of acc sec matches as. >> all right. thank you so much. well, still to come on abc seven mornings, another other major event saying goodbye to san francisco, where they're going instead. running is awesome. but her moderate to severe eczema would make her skin so uncomfortable. i was al

hot weather emergency is in effect. 98 degrees has not stopped lee and tammy robbie who came from boisel monuments. >> we stop and sit down every once in a while and try to find some shade. the breeze is wonderful if you can get in. >> reporter: the heat stretches from the midwest to the east coast with record-breaking temperatures across five states. people braved the temperatures at the minnesota state fair on sunday hitting a record tying 9r than usual. >> as i feel myself getting too hot, i just make sure we go to the shade and cool down, drink water. >> reporter: more than 1,000 miles away in new jersey, some headed to the shore hoping to find relief in the waves. >> how was the weather down on the shore? >> it was really hot, the waves were nice. >> the waves were crashing. >> reporter: those powerful waves are remnants of hurricane idl yell which is way off shore now, but still creating a high risk of rip currents from the jersey shore stretching all the way to virginia, major. >> major: meg oliver, thank you so much. for more on where the dangerous heat is next, let's bring in c

game to match up with in my opinion with that typical old tough boise state. >> a veteran boise statem. taylor green is a quarterback that can make you pay for it if you're not prepared. but washington seems to have some maturity about him. i really like what kalen deboer has done. second year now, i think there's more of kind of an established culture. so i think washington will get off to a good start. but they could be challenged here saturday night, prime time abc battle of the carolinas, north and south carolina. well, i think when i heard that game day was coming to charlotte, i was excited because of the quarterbacks. spencer rattler and drake maye, two of the top signal callers in the country going head to head, be a lot of fun, get things started on abc with a great triple header and a couple of acc sec matches. >> all right. thank you, guys. well, still to come on abc seven mornings, another other major event is saying goodbye to san francisco, where they're going next. plus, oakland's police department not able to answer all of its 911 calls fast enough . the deadline to sp

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that decision known at martin decision for a man living in boise, idaho affected nine western states in the ninth circuit's jurisdiction where 42.5% of the nation's homeless population lives. in oregon, they are challenging the ninth circuit with a closely-watched case, aimed at getting the supreme court to overturn the martin decision. >> the cities in the ninth circuit are having troubles with navigating when that's cleaning up encampments, finding safe places for people to go, when it's handling drugs. >> reporter: grants pass cannot provide enough shelter for the 256 homeless people live inning the area. consider what.stiff los angeles is up against with a homeless population of 46,013,000 shelter beds available on a single night. and another city short 4,000 shelter beds. >> there's a sense of liberal san francisco welcoming place to all. you know, in fact, san francisco has more ordinances criminalizing homelessness than almost any other city in the united states. all right ninth circuit agreed with the lead attorney for the lawyer's committee for civil rights and issued an inj

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the case, martin versus boise bar us cities from criminalizing people sleeping in public. if there are not sufficient shelter beds to accommodate them. the governor argues it undercuts efforts to move people out of dangerous and unsafe sanitary conditions. >> happening now, we're continuing to monitor the air quality across the bay area as again, the spare the air alert has been extended. here's a live look outside at the conditions right now. so you can see it's not too good. so for all the details, let's get to abc7 news meteorologist sandy patel. >> yeah, kristin, we're still hanging on to some of that smoke and haze. i'm going to show you a live picture from our east bay hills camera and you will see that it's really hard to make out mt. diablo because of that smoke. air quality advisor excuse me. spare the air alert has been extended through tomorrow, as you just mentioned, because the air quality is suffering so poor for north bay, coast and central bay, moderate for the rest of the bay area, some day is when we are expecting good air quality. here are some of the pm

our was manager says he will be cremated in boise and then returned to san jose and buried alongside his mother. >> all tens of thousands of people remain trapped at the burning man festival in the nevada desert heavy rains created very thick ankle de mai at the festival grounds making it way l in dangerous for people. >> try to get out you can see in the video there just how difficult it is. one person actually died some time in the last day. not clear if it was weather related or not. they're still looking into that. but kron four's amanda hari spoke with someone who is currently still stuck out there. >> it's a different experience now, but it's still great. heavy rains have left thousands of people stranded at burning man, including san francisco, pride executive directors whose and fort i was going to leave yesterday >> i hope to i hoped i was going to leave today, but it rained again this afternoon. so probably not going to get out here till tomorrow night. maybe the desert was hit with about 2 to 3 months worth of rain in just 24 hours between friday and saturday morning. >> y

but if it helps a tulane or a boise state or a cincinnati get in, i'm all for that. joining us now is will leach and the founder of the sports website dead spin. where do you want to start? the big 10 has schools from coast to coast and pac-12 and atlantic conference added stanford and california. what is your biggest takeaway from the new reality of college sports near? >> yeah, i think a lot of this is going on for the assumption, so much is based on television money. colonel football has become such a massive television property that the people making the decisions are not college administrators or athletic directors, this is television executives. they want to see texas and ucla every weekend and it is great because it is short-term, they want every big match-up. not only are you losing tradition, you're starting to almost narrow the sport a little bit. and i think the presumption that every match-up has to be big makes not big and what is going to happen is you'll see executives move on to whatever the new thing is. the television industry is going through a lot

matt boise said he will bring the police department from its current level of 1,475 officers up to full staffing in five years. >> in five years, we'll have fully staffed police department. >> reporter: providing an effort on how to change the prop that can increase the dollar value that can be stolen. >> we have repealed 47. the only way to repeal any portion is to get back on the ballot, and at the state, we vote to change it. >> reporter: others are upset about the filth on the street. >> my daughters, when she was walking to the school, so much poop on the streets. >> reporter: this is coming the same day the chief medical examiner died from fentanyl overdose in august, tying with january for the most fentanyl deaths ever in one moment. any changes to prop 47 are months or years away. and one said if something doesn't happen soon in the tenderloin, people may be taking matters into their own hands. >> i'm two blocks from here. i'm worried about vigilanteism. and i think that we cross a dangerous line if it gets to that. >>> an apartment maintenance worker after a call to service lef

steve harwell founder and former lead singer of the rock band smash mouth died today at his home in boiseaho the cause was liver failure. harwell had long struggled with alcoholism his hits with smash mouth include "all star" and "walking on the sun." harwell was 56 years old >>> now to the fire zone in maui and an amazing act of heroism that may have saved an entire block of homes it was all captured on video sam brock tonight with the story and the dramatic pictures. >> i want you to record everything when we're leaving. >> right from those first heart stopping moments, jessica and steven pickering knew their time was precious leaving lahaina with flames on their heels. >> oh, my god. >> and a wall of smoke in their rearview mirror. >> we tried to get out of the neighborhood but were blocked by cars. >> reporter: along the way they spot a flash of fire in the bushes. >> oh, my god, it's right there in the bushes. >> what? >> the fire! in the bushes! >> steven leaps from the car to put out the flames threatening a complete stranger's house. >> steven, we're going to get stuck, come on >>

rep for harwell said the former front man died of liver failure early this morning at his home in boise the south bay native entered hospice care earlier this week at 56 years old. >>> today was the annual high row day in oakland, one of the biggest bay area events that highlights musical talent and culture and this year was even more special with the celebration of 50 years of hip-hop. jocelyn moran has the story. >> we said we never knew if the hip-hop would be able to take it this far. >> reporter: here to celebrate 93 till infinity, one of their biggest records. >> it is good to see it considered a true art form and not just as a lesser street art form. >> reporter: the celebration featured live music vendors and communities who say this is what oakland is about. >> we love being black! >> oakland is proud! >> reporter: she has been celebrating for years. >> we are out here celebrating the good vibes and all that it brings to the community. hip-hop is a culture that brings everybody together. >> you could see it. you could feel it. >> oakland hip-hop is often overlooked and underapp

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emergency is in effect, but 98 degrees hasn't stopped tourists like lee and tammy robby who came from boise to visit the national monuments. >> we stop and sit down once in a while and try to find some shade. the breeze is wonderful if you can get some. >> reporter: the heat stretches all the way from the midwest to the east coast with record-breaking temperatures across five states. people brave the temperatures at the minnesota state fair on sunday, hitting a record-tying 97 degrees, 20 degrees higher than usual. >> as i feel myself getting too hot, i just make sure we go to the shade and cool down, drink water. >> reporter: more than a thousand miles away in new jersey, some headed to the shore, hoping to find relief in the waves. >> how was the weather down at the shore? >> amazing. >> it was amazing today. it was really hot. the waves were nice. >> the waves were crashing. >> reporter: meg oliver, cbs news, long branch, new jersey. >>> first lady jill biden has tested positive for covid-19. the white house says she's experiencing some mild symptoms and will remain at the couple's home

he died today at his home in boise, idaho, surrounded by family and friends. steve harwell was 56.

. >> a rep for harwell confirming the news saying he passed away early this morning at his boise, idaho liver failure. harwell, a south bay native, entered hospice care earlier this week. he was 56 years old. ♪ wasting away again in margaritaville ♪. >>> and another big loss to the music world paying tribute to singer/songwriter jimmy buffett. the margaritaville singer battled a rare skin cancer the years before his death. buffett died friday in his new york home at 76. >>> coming up, we'll look at how an old north bay hotel played a key role in the early stages of jimmy buffett's music career. >>> a live look at downtown oakland where people are gathering for the city's 11th annual hyro day celebration, a hip-hop music block part bringing people together from all over the bay area showcasing underground hip-hop and r and b artists across three stages. it started back in 2012 and is now a staple event fostering groundbreaking music in the oakland community. i'm just looking at the video there. it looks like the weather was just absolutely perfect for events like this. >> perfect today.

but unfortunately, it's practically the opposite. practicum i live onto the co, boise is a community that's living on the edge and the edge keeps coming closer. as a cobalt mind can seems everything in its path. in some cases in time neighborhoods have literally being wiped off the map. cobalt is a rad resource that exists only in a few places on the planet. the house of old, nun global resides under the busy street, some farmlands of coal, lazy from mobile phones to electric cars. cobalt is everywhere. making the caesars i have sold taffeta and outside interest and the pc to profit mean one thing human suffering. i'm this they had hiring testimony. can you name is soc i used to live in the nearby village of nicole, the size of family and most of that community were brutally evicted from that homes by the companies republican. god says that the judy that we wonder if it was war or something one in from that moment. you know, we are part of soldiers with guns and officers cannot ship villages in the fields. local my see um we was so afraid to say burned down the houses. i think they m

responding, you know, and also, you know, making any comments from their participation in that me, boise some. but i'm going to keep an eye on this. the ranges when it updated. yeah, we know you'll keep suppressed of all the latest on that significant development today from boucher speaking to his local reporter at tennessee a base. well, we have sent a request for comment on those proposed talk to the french government, the leader, by the way of the nigerian political organization. all for the republic spoke to us . he was organized, or all of some of those raleigh's that we saw near the french military base early on, believes the foreign troops have been in the country illegally pursuing their own interest for years on the do not look firstly, when french loans the operations here in the share, it was the not for the share, but somali, eventually when the french would expel for molly, they impose their presence in the shared some money to the situation in this house . they stayed here legally. their presence is legitimate. the population does not even see the results of francis actions

the boise police department. but of course, we're also seeing this in a lot of palms. and there's so there's increasing there's it's it's a very serious it's a is a related scale in influx of and radicalized nation of people within the ranks of the military is also a huge problem but basically these are all people who we trust as being guardrails of our democracy and i'm so sure how much we can trust can i get some more questions? let's see what over there. okay. right over there. where this lady is next to the. yeah, that's you like it? um, i knew bill last month, and also work in the coalition when i was out of college and i. i lived in ellensburg and we always watched for their, their fliers and everything that came through and so i've been watching this since the eighties and i'm now in seattle and brandi. yeah. and so we go out and sing parodies and we actually are willing to confront some things and some do you have any you know, we, we do, our thing, we have songs and work and everything like that. but i i, i love to talk with you or i just have questions about

attack submarine the uss boise, under repairs for eight years.th, lawmakers grilling navy officials. >> there is really no excuse. i think it's time for a hair on fire task force on this issue. >> reporter: the navy is cutting down repair times, but the backlog still costs taxpayers billions, according to diana mauer with the watchdog government account act office. >> it does not make a lot of sense to have a ship sit in maintenance for six years, perform nothing missions, while they're spending tens, if not hundreds of millions of dollars on a modernization that may never be put out to sea again. >> reporter: the navy says each year they ask lawmakers to retire old ships, but lawmakers object because the work guarantees work in their district. others think we need as many ships as possible no matter their condition to deter china. the vicksburg is docked near congressman rob whitman's district office. he tells us he is opposed to retiring the ship and blames the navy for failing to retire the repairs, but now he says the retirement could be a gi

president donald trump started speaking at that rally, he used bullhorn to urge members of the prob, boise also the other people who were there to basically start marching towards the capital one. she was there to seen on video. remember those barricades, they were pulling back from the outer perimeter, allowing everyone to advance. prosecutor said that she was the undisputed leader on the ground in january 6th. they pointed to his movements walking back and forth, the front line as if she was the general. so many his troops did in fact get into the capital. so he was convicted of suggest as conspiracy and several other serious felonies getting now just moments ago, 18 years in prison. far below what the government wanted. they wanted 27 years, but he is a 33 year old man. he will, if you serve his entire time, served to be about 51 years old when he gets out. and he did address the judge and he said, i regret that i didn't show leadership that day. but in fact, which he is now squared to serve 18 years in prison for is that he did show leadership, he loved them to attack the capitol. so t

nevertheless, washington and have agreed to send this munition to t f that's cost live now to near boise up mileage. so being american journalist joining us from washington dc regulatory with us. thank you for having me. that was this the, the, the control of a c. now, surrounding these depleted uranium weapons and what do you make of the statements by the head of the international atomic energy agency that are the not the threats . i mean, they are cost as conventional weapons. well there, there's a lot of misunderstanding about d. u it's, it's not the nuclear weapon by its nature it's, it's made it's primary uses as a physical kinetic penetrator of tang corner because depleted uranium is incredibly dense. it's a heavy amount bill. but what happens when the only impact is that essentially turns into plasma, and these particles end up contaminating the surrounding area. and if they're picked up or inhaled, they actually mit um, i read to my understanding the middle also particles when it, the windshield and just the inside the body. and then they create all sorts of cancers and all sorts

i think we'll see some snow look at boise in idaho. 14 degrees on sunday. that's below average for this some year. western canada, fairly cool, but for the eastern prairies were hanging onto some heat because of a southerly wind. so when it takes up to $28.00, your temperatures will fall off on monday. central america is fairly typical. weather is here, but i want to show you around the eastern caribbean, we've got 2 tropical storms. they looked to steer north, no major impact, but i think it will whip up the waves a bit and a few showers and those winds picking up and nothing major had pretty major heat through the amazon in brazil. same for french guy and a certain non. and guy and a temperature is running above average here. if we look at that southeast corner of brazil, once again, active weather being amplified with moisture of the south atlanta on sunday, that's a snapshot of your weather. see, the weather brought to you by visit cuts on the the, [000:00:00;00] the fucking back or mind of a main. the headlines as many as 9000 people are attempting to

just to get a legalistic based on the ninth district martin versus the city of boise has been misinterpretedthe homeless can be anywhere added in time. i would like to point out we had a successful challenge to the law in phoenix and the judge gave the city of phoenix toll for november to clean up its act and the city of thousand homeless people have set up an encampment. this stuff is beatable but you have to meet them on the playing field and go to the courts and have the facts and the voters have to be aware of the fact that if you vote for the stuff you're going to get it. nationwide we see something of an awakening and i think it's something that is very bright for the republicans in the upcoming presidential election next year and even in the debates we have not heard a lot about it. 80% lives in an urban area. you have the suburbs 90% has their fortunes tied to a city that is the right topic and were seated come to the floor. >> i think people good conscience realize that we are creating in some of the jurisdictions that you reference a culture of lawlessness and the culture of no con

. >> he passed away peacefully at his home in boise, idaho, with family and friends by his side. we learned yesterday that harwell had entered hospice care . abc7 news south bay reporter dustin dawsey has a look at his impact on music. >> the voice that turn mic fans in the early 2000s into believers and made them feel like an all star has passed away . former smash mouth frontman and santa clara native steve harwell lost a battle with liver failure at age 56, according to the band's manager. >> it's sad. it's very young. it's a bummer. >> well, we remembered with a guy who made some really great music, music that dates back to 1994, when harwell co-founded the band smash mouth in san jose. >> they were first recognized after a demo of their song played on qm locally in the south bay. from there, the band rose to fame thanks to their 1999 triple platinum album astro lounge, featuring a cover of i'm a believer and hit single all star. hey now you're an all star. >> get your game on. go play. >> the band took to instagram to remember their former lead singer saying steve harwell wa

how soon did they say that they did a ship in the boise? i don't know if at least, and they said, maybe the media should have multiple defy the ones where she thought of course w. c a, a quality fault. okay. it's up to, to us a little bit of a vehicle, no, not set of band, and then i'm gonna pull that, he's not able to, to share it in private or in terms conditions. do you think that's in the quote and i got it the last, let me, i'm a is not in the i'm putting my junior that's the, in a sense of belonging. we always look for ways to get together. and the everyday heroes keeping communities together is transforming. the visits is still in mexico city, where the locals are turning a notorious municipality into an urban utopia. a sense of community on that just either since its inception, in 1961, the quite fund has been supporting people's livelihoods and over 100 countries, by funding projects in an array of sectors ranging from infrastructure to health and education. these initiatives ultimately help to eradicate poverty and promote sustain