dan: thanks for joining us. it's on everyone's mind this weekend so we want to give you a head start. we are making it tonight's abc 7 deep dive at 11:00 to help you with those labor day travel plans. gas prices are not helping. it's the most expensive in the country at five hole -- 5.30 per gallon. >> let's get you a live look at how things look on the road from some of our typical hotspots around the bay. emeryville along 83 walnut creek. that 680 core door and the san mateo bridge. like we said, a major chunk in particular will be quite the problem this weekend. thwebound direction of 80 coming south from vallejo. caltra is shutting it down entirely until early tuesday morning. reporter: j.r. stone -- dan: j.r. stone is there to help us start off our holiday break down. reporter: westbound lanes along i-80 are now closed. this is what it looks like. in fact, it will look like this friday, saturday, sunday, and monday before reopening tuesday. >> that's too much. reporter: some aren't happy about it. >> absolu

dan: thanks for joining us.it's on everyone's mind this weekend so we want to give you a head start. we are making it tonight's abc 7 deep dive at 11:00 to help you with those labor day travel plans. gas prices are not helping. it's the most expensive in the country at five hole -- 5.30 per gallon. >> let's get you a live look at how things look on the road from some of our typical hotspots around the bay. emeryville along 83 walnut creek. that 680 core door and the san mateo bridge. like we said, a major chunk in particular will be quite the probm this weekend. the westbound direction of 80 coming south from vallejo. caltrans is shutting it down entirely until early tuesday morning. reporter: j.r. stone -- dan: j.r. stone is there to help us start off our holiday break down. reporter: westbound lanes along i-80 are now closed. this is what it looks like. in fact, it will look like this friday, saturday, sunday, and monday before reopening tuesday. >> that's too much. reporter: some aren't happy about it. >> abs

dan: grappling with how to stop sideshows.lating social media might be one way to crackdown. here is southie reporter dustin dorsey -- south bay reporter dustin dorsey. reporter: sideshow activity is front and center in san jose. after 232 in 2022, there are already 184 of ordered incidents in 2023. the illegal shows have terrorized neighbors and have created problems. >> every weekend we have sideshows. it's hurting our community. >> cars are being broken into. windows are being broken. families are not feeling safe. >> sideshows are dangerous, to the participants, to the spectators, to the community. reporter: as gdp -- sj pd uses different technology to locate them. he has sent a letter asking to play a part in finding solutions. >> we will not stand for people posting videos of themselves physically assaulting people. why would we support posting videos of people engaging in other dangerous and illegal activity that has been involved in events that have died. reporter: he wants sideshow videos removed quickly, to limit the

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dan, we will come back to you in a moment.elena: we conducted research on that and examined the level of pro-russian sentiment in serbia as well as the appetite for joining the eu. according to that data, if the referendum was held tomorrow, more serbs would vote against joining the eu, which is extremely problematic because that is the first time we have seen a flip in the vote. that would mean serbia would not enter the eu. when it comes to russia, he support for russia is overwhelming. over 50% of serbs think russia should be serbia's first and foremost foreign policy partner. 78% of serbs believe sanctions should not be imposed against russia. so the climate is very much changing. laura: dan, how much is that concern kosovo? this movement of belgrade towards moscow? dan: i think it's the relations between serbia and russia are a concern. . for the wider region, i think russia wants an instable western balkans and invest on this. but we need to focus on is the new opportunity that has emerged, as suzanne was saying. the eur

dan: there were some really fun outfits.w paces for mill your two warriors fans met up today does stress the importance of reading at a san francisco school. former players and members of the broadcast team unveiled the newly -- the newly renovated library. students got a look at the new library. it is a mission to literacy. >> it is all something you really enjoy, is subject you are interested in. you can read about anything. i can find something that i like and read about that. dan: the students also got treated to a read along. the book was written by foil. we still have much more for you ahead. ama: we have a look at the stories coming up here right reporter: tonight we take a deeper look at the billion-dollar land mistry in solano county after abc7news i-team reporter stephanie investigated a plan to create a utopian city. tonight we will dig into what is next on how congressional leaders are responding. and we will hear more from kevin grant who is helping stop violent crime in oakland. or of his effort to find -- to h

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back now to dan . news. back now to dan.turgeon, giving a speech calling for civility and respect in politics is a bit like gary lineker lecturing on the importance of bbc impartiality now that she's a disgraced former first minister who drove her nation into the ground while doing all she could to make relations between scots and the english as difficult as possible . possible. >> all she intends to lecture politicians and the public about our increasingly toxic political discourse, and what she hopes will become a disunited kingdom. you truly couldn't make this up, but but in the increasingly delusional world of queen nick, that's exactly what happened. while making her return to the scottish parliament for the first time in five months following her arrest . this was following her arrest. this was part of the bizarre and self—serving eight minute address. yes i want to conclude, presiding officer, with a few words, not so much on what we do here, but on how we do it before i do, let me say that i accept my share of respon

back now to dan . news. back now to dan.turgeon, giving a speech calling for civility and respect in politics is a bit like gary lineker lecturing on the importance of bbc impartiality now that she's a disgraced former first minister who drove her nation into the ground while doing all she could to make relations between scots and the english as difficult as possible . possible. >> all she intends to lecture politicians and the public about our increasingly toxic political discourse, and what she hopes will become a disunited kingdom. you truly couldn't make this up, but but in the increasingly delusional world of queen nick, that's exactly what happened. while making her return to the scottish parliament for the first time in five months following her arrest . this was following her arrest. this was part of the bizarre and self—serving eight minute address. yes i want to conclude, presiding officer, with a few words, not so much on what we do here, but on how we do it before i do, let me say that i accept my share of respon

dan ogunshakin reports.o — england in trouble, tailor—made for ben stokes. arriving at 13—2, his stay at the crease was almost brief. a leading edge, just short. safe. struggling and scoreless from his first six balls, stokes began to find his timing. first came a half century, and then he went through the gears. commentator: stokes. goes again. doesn't look at it again. notice he's got it again. that's a big one. his fourth odi hundred tookjust 76 balls — his fastest yet. ben stokes back from retirement, back into the runs. on he motored — milestones trailing. 150 came and went, as did jason roy's england record. 182 from just 122 balls. brutal. brilliant. what a remarkable cricketer. 200 was beyond even stokes�* powers, but england's world cup hopes look brighter for his return. dan ogunshakin, bbc news. it really was a thing of beauty. that stokes knock put dawid malans 96 in the shade as they put on almost 200 for the third wicket. new zealand chasing 369 right now. our cricket reporter henry moeran is f

. -- dan evans.vans. against a player making his _ trouble. -- dan evans. against a player making his debut. - trouble. -- dan evans. against a - player making his debut. experience counts for a lot in davis cup. evans continued to plug away and played very good tennis. he won the deciding set 64. the second batch, cameron norrie has been out of form in recent months. when the third set got tight, their lack of wins did affect him. he went into a third set having lost the first set on a tie—break. nothing between them for the final —— before the final game. he conceded the match with a double fault. the first set has now gone to france, 6—1. fault. the first set has now gone to france. 6-1-— france, 6-1. you can catch all the live action — france, 6-1. you can catch all the live action on _ france, 6-1. you can catch all the live action on the _ france, 6-1. you can catch all the live action on the iplayer- france, 6-1. you can catch all the live action on the iplayer and - france, 6-1. you can catch

dan roan from marseille. _ backward step... dan roan from marseille, many _ backward step... thanks. - there is one game currently ongoing at the stade de france in paris where eddiejones�* australia are taking on georgia the two—time champions went ahead inside two minutes — jordan petaia forcing his way over. went in at half time with a 21—3 lead. ben donaldson, 28—8 to australia, live commentary on bbc sounds. italy started their world cup with a bonus point 52—8 win over namibia. paolo 0dogwu was one of seven different try scorers in st etienne. it's just the start italy needed, if they want to advance from a pool that includes hosts france, new zealand and their next opponents uruguay. let's move the football. england fell behind to ukraine, as in genco, but kyle walker equalised, they are playing in poland because ukraine cannot play at home. saka hit the bar but it is 1—1. —— fell behind to ukraine, zinchenko scored. arsenal women have been knocked out of the champions league in the first round of qualifying. they were beaten on penalties by paris fc. arsenal's jen bea

dan ives, traditional auto company. dan ives. thank— traditional auto company.raditional auto company. dan ives, thank you for _ traditional auto company. dan ives, thank you forjoining us and sharing your thoughts on that developing story. thank you very much. now to hong kong. heavy rains disrupted the city last week. trading on the stock exchange was shut, all due to extreme weather. the event is now seen as a wake up call for hong kong and other top—tier cities to look into upgrading its infrastructure. for the financial hub, it is also time to dust off plans made three or four decades ago and start anew with disaster recovery goals. our next guest, a senior economist with financial firm natixis, gary ng, explains the big and urgent impact of the floods on fixing the city. you don't really want the market to stop trading all of the sudden, because all the other markets around the world are still basically operating normally, so therefore i think it calls for stronger measures for the government to actually decide a plan to allow these economic activities to

and i got a phone call from dan who we referred to as as the other dan. and he said the planning department is here to help, what can we do. so mayor breed, thank you for giving us sean, rich, dan and sarah and your brilliant team for helping move this forward. and next call pg&e and they were happy to collaborate with us and also became a donor. that's an example of how this city pulls together and collaborates for the common good. as aaron peskin said, the city has done historically and we continue to do that today. but the next serendipity was in july of 2022 when he released their public action plan. and in it was this pilot project here at the intersection of lighter store and commercial and in the rendering that site lab produced was a mural up on the pg&e building. so we love serendipity. but my final thank you is to joel, jade and celine richie the brilliant women who run it. [applause] most of us know that women are far more affective executives than men, correct mayor breed? >> i agree. >> okay, and these three women knew how to organize and org

. >> all right aishah thank you very much very informative bring in our panel dan he henninger ad kiml looks like the immediate crisis may be over here on the shutdown. but we still have to see what the senate does. but what do you make of speak or mccarthy shift to open this up to get democratic votes to keep the government open? >> well he did the only thing he could do paul. look cognitive that's been coming out of a handful of republicans on the right is really something to behold on the one hand they kept saying all we want toed is work through appropriation bill and passed four of them and there are eight to go but at the same time they refuse to vote for any cr that would actually give them time to do that. and they scuttled even the -- negotiations that mccarthy has been giving them to give them more provisions like more spending cuts thing of the border and kept saying no to everything. and so in the end you know they're losers here and that mccarthy in the end had to go for a clean cr and democrats for help and government will stay open that's good for the country but these

dan well, a big setback today. the house failing to pass a stopgap spending bill and now lawmakers are in a race against the clock. they have until tomorrow night to get to some agreement to get some agreement on the books, to prevent a shutdown from fleet week to the bay area's beloved national parks, all national parks, they shut down anything. >> i'll be very upset to airports, security all poised to be crippled by a government shutdown. >> more worried about getting home. >> the bill is not passed on friday. >> the house failing to pass a stopgap spending bill, making a government shutdown most likely . >> what is the logical next step? >> we keep working and make sure make sure we solve this problem. >> millions of federal workers potentially losing paychecks, federal food benefits also on the line. >> we are most concerned about how this shutdown can impact low income people who rely on government benefits, government offices to be available. well, you know, this is going to really harm them. >> tracy weather

i'm dan ashley. six year old jeremy stoner was assaulted and strangled. a suspect was arrested but later cleared and jeremy's murder went unsolved until this week. abc's seven news reporter tara campbell with how police finally cracked the case and what we know about the suspect. >> footage from more than three decades ago. abc seven news there for the funeral of six year old jeremy stoner, a abducted near his family's vallejo home in 1987. his body found days later on sherman island in sacramento county. >> we are in the process, as we have been for the last several days, of going throughout that area. and looking for suspicious people. anything that may be suspicious that has come through that area that year, police did arrest and charge a man with murder and kidnaping, but the case was dismissed. >> and the investigator nation then went cold for decades. that is, until this week. solano county district attorney krishna abrams announcing friday a new suspect in custody be identified using dna technology. in a statement, she said, i am so thankful to hav

dan, the _ mothers. ignacia, thank you, don't go away. dan, the deputy - mothers.deputy chief executive of generation rent. obviously campaigning for renters. we had your thoughts in a short while ago but ijust want we had your thoughts in a short while ago but i just want to we had your thoughts in a short while ago but ijust want to bring in another element. where does this leave renters when it comes to a lot of landlords saying they are going to be leaving the market, which effectively will impact on supply of rental properties because of the new law that the committee is looking at in terms of evictions? they say it is just not worth it any more. in terms of evictions? they say it isjust not worth it any more. well, certainly the _ isjust not worth it any more. well, certainly the increase _ isjust not worth it any more. well, certainly the increase in _ isjust not worth it any more. well, certainly the increase in interest i certainly the increase in interest rates does impact landlord business models. they will be a lot of landlords who, even if they raise t

>> dan good evening. yeah, we were just able to confirm with alameda county sheriff's office that a female employee was shot and killed here and that a male suspect also died on scene. we still don't know the relationship between the two, if any. you can see behind me the dealership remains closed. berkeley police say when its officers arrived on scene, there was an exchange of gunfire with the suspect. here's how events played out. >> possible active shooter. it's going to be in albany. we do have a gsw victim. >> car was car shot. car looked like down. we got one detained. now earlier today, there was a massive police response. >> berkeley pd, albany police, alameda county sheriff's office, even uc berkeley pd. as you heard, berkeley police evacuated the toyota dealership before entering. here's how berkeley police pio jessica perry explained when officers arrived on scene, officers entered the building located a victim, encountered a suspect and an exchange of gunfire. >> fire occurred. at this time, t

. >> i'm dan wootton tonight. the army has been stood down from supporting army has been stood down from supportin of officers in hundreds of officers handed in their firearms in a dramatic protest chris carver their firearms in a dramatic proterbut chris carver their firearms in a dramatic proterbut is chris carver their firearms in a dramatic proterbut is scotland carver their firearms in a dramatic proterbut is scotland yard er their firearms in a dramatic proterbut is scotland yard chief their firearms in a dramatic pro markt is scotland yard chief their firearms in a dramatic pro mark rowley land yard chief sir mark rowley right to demand increased legal protections for officers police? officers to let police? police? that's subject an that's the subject of an important next. my important digest next. then my superstar important digest next. then my superst�*i'm by carole tonight i'm joined by carole malone, nigel nelson and belinda de as the platform de lucy. plus as the platform rumble, which is airing, rus

dan i'ma okay j.r. >> thanks. and download the abc7 app or head to abc7 news.com to join him in just two minutes. >> and if you're watching us on tv, world news tonight with david muir is next. for sandy patel. all of us here we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ahmed daetz. we will see you again at 6:00. we handcraft every batch of our delicious popcorn. like our cretors cheese and caramel mix. great on their own, even better together. try cretors, handcrafted small-batch popcorn. don't mind me. i'm just the flu. i'm quite harmless, really. and when people ask, “but aren't you linked to dangerous flu complications, like pneumonia, heart attack, and hospitalizations?” i just say, “but, i'm just the flu.” it's him! who? i'm just the flu! fight the flu with sanofi flu vaccines, which help prevent flu in older adults. they've even been shown to provide better protection from flu-related complications compared to standard dose flu shots. don't get fluzone high-dose quadrivalent if you've had a severe al

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. >> i'm dan wootton tonight. the army has been stood down from supporting army has been stood down from supportin of officers in hundreds of officers handed in their firearms in a dramatic protest chris carver their firearms in a dramatic proterbut chris carver their firearms in a dramatic proterbut is chris carver their firearms in a dramatic proterbut is scotland carver their firearms in a dramatic proterbut is scotland yard er their firearms in a dramatic proterbut is scotland yard chief their firearms in a dramatic pro markt is scotland yard chief their firearms in a dramatic pro mark rowley land yard chief sir mark rowley right to demand increased legal protections for officers police? officers to let police? police? that's subject an that's the subject of an important next. my important digest next. then my superstar important digest next. then my superst�*i'm by carole tonight i'm joined by carole malone, nigel nelson and belinda de as the platform de lucy. plus as the platform rumble, which is airing, rus

gb news suspends presenter dan wootton following sexist comments made on his programme by laurence fox. it is right for the energy security and a verified team look at that claim. getting to the heart of the matter — a team of international scientists try to answer a very important question. i'm at europe's particle research centre in cerne reporting on the results of an incredible experiment to find out whether antimatter falls down or up. hello, i'm matthew amroliwala, welcome to verified live — three hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. the us soldier travis king who was being held in north korea is back in us custody. us media reports say he is now in china. hours earlier north korea said it would deport private king who ran into the country across the demilitarized zone injuly. he had been due to be flown to the us to face military disciplinary proceedings when he escaped his escort and entered north korean territory. they said they would expel the soldier and he was taken to china, placed in us custody and is now on his way to an american military ba

dan well, a big setback today. the house failing to pass a stopgap spending bill and now lawmakers are in a race against the clock. they have until tomorrow night to get to some agreement to get some agreement on the books, to prevent a shutdown from fleet week to the bay area's beloved national parks, all national parks, they shut down anything. >> i'll be very upset to airports, security all poised to be crippled by a government shutdown. >> more worried about getting home. >> the bill is not passed on friday. >> the house failing to pass a stopgap spending bill, making a government shutdown most likely . >> what is the logical next step? >> we keep working and make sure make sure we solve this problem. >> millions of federal workers potentially losing paychecks, federal food benefits also on the line. >> we are most concerned about how this shutdown can impact low income people who rely on government benefits, government offices to be available. well, you know, this is going to really harm them. >> tracy weather

i'm dan wootton. tonight, britain's fbi have waded in on the small boats crisis and their message to the government couldn't be clearer. find of deterring migrants find a way of deterring migrants from crossing from making the crossing or expect the same. is expect more of the same. so is the scheme which labours the rwanda scheme which labours say altogether say they would drop altogether now crucial for now even more crucial for securing southern border? securing our southern border? that's debate with that's the big debate with my superstar tonight, superstar panel. and tonight, i'm christine i'm joined by christine hamilton, adam brooks and matthew worrying matthew lahza. plus a worrying snapshot lawless britain. matthew lahza. plus a worrying snapsho staff lawless britain. matthew lahza. plus a worrying snapsho staff lawle kitted ain. matthew lahza. plus a worrying snapsho staff lawle kitted out primark staff being kitted out with cams to with security body cams to protect from the masses of prot

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ahmad daetz. this deadly shooting at the service center happened in a city that doesn't see many of them. according to the state's department of justice. it is a town of albany's first homicide since 2018 and only the third in the last ten years. >> police were called to the service center on the east shore highway and buchanan street shortly before noon today. >> once they got in the building, berkeley police say their officers got into a shootout before killing the suspect. >> abc seven news reporter tim johnson has been on the scene all night long. he has new details that we're learning this evening. >> possible active shooter is going to be in albany. we do have a gsw victim. >> a tragedy unfolding in albany on thursday. police say just after 11 a.m, a man entered a local toyota service center where he shot and killed a female employee. after officers arrived, they exchanged gunfire with the suspect, who also died. authorities from several agencies, including the alameda county sheriff's offic

i'm dan wootton. tonight, britain's fbi have waded in on the small boats crisis and their message to the government couldn't be clearer. find of deterring migrants find a way of deterring migrants from crossing from making the crossing or expect the same. is expect more of the same. so is the scheme which labours the rwanda scheme which labours say altogether say they would drop altogether now crucial for now even more crucial for securing southern border? securing our southern border? that's debate with that's the big debate with my superstar tonight, superstar panel. and tonight, i'm christine i'm joined by christine hamilton, adam brooks and matthew worrying matthew lahza. plus a worrying snapshot lawless britain. matthew lahza. plus a worrying snapsho staff lawless britain. matthew lahza. plus a worrying snapsho staff lawle kitted ain. matthew lahza. plus a worrying snapsho staff lawle kitted out primark staff being kitted out with cams to with security body cams to protect from the masses of prot

and you will have seen and read what dan wootton originally i read what dan wootton originally said, �* , , ., that? no, i don't buy that. he was .�*. i lin. that? no, i don't buy that. he was giggling along. _ that? no, i don't buy that. he was giggling along. he _ that? no, i don't buy that. he was giggling along, he did _ that? no, i don't buy that. he was giggling along, he did not - that? no, i don't buy that. he was giggling along, he did not look- giggling along, he did not look shocked or upset, he didn't close it down, which he should have done. 0n the radio host and i've democrat sometimes had guests on where you should jump in to say that's not ok, we won't have that conversation. but he wasn't doing that, he was smirking along. now let's see what comes out in this inquiry. laurence fox is now saying on social media that he and dan were joking about it, he is saying that he is indicating that he made it clear what his line of argument was. i just don't believe that anyone at gb news would be that shocked, particularly when they hire people like laurence fox.— particularly

dan? >> okay, karina, thanks a lot. >> and you can download the abc seven app or head to abc7 news.com and join karina in two minutes. >> and if you're watching us on tv, world news tonight with david muir is next with sanjay patel. all of us we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ahmed daetz. we'll see you again at six we made it! bmo has arrived. hello? you said it. hello to more ways to save money, grow your wealth, grow your business. just what we needed, another big bank. not so fast. how many banks do you know that reward you for saving every month? he's got a good point. did i mention bmo has more fee-free atms than the two largest us banks combined? uh, b-m-o? just "bee-mo", actually. quick question, will all this stuff fit in your car? ( ♪ ) should i get rid of the mug? ♪ bmo ♪ you didn't choose cat allergies. you didn't choose should your hairline.e mug? hot flashes, the flu, or that thing when your knee just gives out for no reason. you didn't choose your bad back o

i'm dan ashley.his new update in the case is only after solano county investigators used dna to identify the new suspect and make an arrest. it comes as the district attorney is set to give new details about this case at a news conference tomorrow morning . abc7 news reporter j.r. stone is following the story with new leads tonight. >> this is the image coming from jackson county, oregon. it shows 69 year old fred cain, the third who faces murder, kidnaping and charges in the vallejo disappearance and death of six year old jeremy stoner in 1987. prosecutors say cain is now being linked to the case by dna evidence. >> i hope he rots in hell. he's got he got what he deserves. >> chris delaney is cain's niece and is not shy about her feelings towards her uncle. she says she had an extremely rough childhood because of cain. someone who records show previously did time for rape by threat and burglary. >> if found out that he died and i was able to show up and see him. >> i'd i'd literally i would not mour

i-team reporter dan noyes is here to pick up the story. dan? >> well, larry and dan, through an app on his phone, he watches his gear go across the bridge into san francisco to what an officer called a known fencing operation. if it's a known fencing operation, why haven't they shut it down? this couldn't have come at a worse time for justin schuck. he was rebuilding his life after losing everything, including his successful advertising agency. because of a substance abuse issue for four years of clean living. later he bought camera gear and rolled in the master's film program at sf state and started taking video production jobs, including one in oakland two weeks ago. >> so i've just been driving through downtown and i was like, isn't oakland beautiful? like, i love oakland. >> justin thought he had done enough to hide the gear in the trunk of his rented tesla while he had lunch on broadway. just across from the ymca. but when he came out to find this window, shattered his camera lenses and drone gone in. justin had just bought the gear and ha

dan? why not? dan i agree . a certain age now i dan i agree.hemselves oh , jacket and whack themselves oh, in, no. >> oh, no, no. do you know what? yeah. britain's newsroom on on gb news from 930 till till midday . that's what i watch now, midday. that's what i watch now, jim. yeah. genuinely want people talking about absolute nonsense i >> -- >> let's find out what's going on in the world and give it an entertainment slant. let's. let's make news attractive. let's make news attractive. let's not waste our time watching woke bs, mate . it's cleanest. >> very well put. now, jim. it's extraordinary. scenes across the sea, across the pond in regards to this interview with the former fox news megastar tucker carlson, and a man who claims he smoked crack and had sex with barack obama. it comes after this letter written by the former us president, resurfaced last month when a 1982 he spoke of his androgen mind and said that he had made love to men every day in his imagined nation. but now this guy, larry sinclair, says he had a real life sexual encou

but as dan mentioned, that air quality is still a concern.eautiful live view of san francisco from sutro tower camera that spare the air alert continues through tomorrow as this smoke will still be impacting our air quality. but sunday, monday, tuesday, all areas will go to green, which we welcome good air quality so we can get outside and enjoy. as we take a look at the satellite and the radar, that trough has pushed off to the east. we do have a storm that is developing out here. it's an atmospheric river heading into the pacific northwest and northern california. late sunday into monday. the pacific northwest expect seeing 1 to 4in of rain. so that's definitely going to help their fire danger and their air quality. but it also means burn scar areas could see some flooding just like parts of northern california. so a flood watch going up sunday evening through monday. right now on live doppler seven. we do have some low clouds out there as we check out the temperatures, 5060s. a live view from our emeryville camera. and let's talk about the

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i'm dan wootton and censorship. i'm dan wootton and breaking tonight. prime minister rishi sunak finally marked rishi sunak has finally marked a clear between his clear dividing line between his party clear dividing line between his party by clear dividing line between his party by delaying the party and labour by delaying the race because the race to not zero because the risk those of us who risk here for those of us who care net as care about reaching net zero as i is simple. i do is simple. >> if we continue down this path, we risk losing the consent of people. path, we risk losing the consent of meanwhile, eople. path, we risk losing the consent of meanwhile, the e. path, we risk losing the consent of meanwhile, the established >> meanwhile, the established and mainstream in and mainstream media are in meltdown, and mainstream media are in meltmps|, and mainstream media are in meltmps considering submitting tory mps considering submitting letters tory mps considering submitting letti've said it's potentially >> i've said it's potentially the greates

i'm dan ashley martinez.olice confirmed to us tonight that the suspect charged in the vallejo case, fred kane, the third, is now a person of interest in the martinez murder case as well. abc seven news reporter j.r stone is in the newsroom with new information that goes back all the way back to 1987. >> it certainly does. dan on the same day that authorities brought suspected murderer fred kane, the third back to california from oregon where he was arrested. he was named a person of interest by another law enforcement agency, tsay. in another case. it's now been more than 36 years since nine year old eric coy was killed after leaving to go to his cousin and best friend's house in martinez , california. >> the boy was brutally murdered just minutes after leaving his house, stabbed with a blunt object for the last two days. >> that play site has been a grim searching zone for police. >> no one was ever convicted of the killing, but now less than a week after prosecutors say they used dna to link this man, fred

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dan sells out arenas.ur lives. katie razzall, bbc news. we are going back to entertainment from the past now. have a look at this. 50 years ago tomorrow, in the early hours of the morning, the wigan casino nightclub hosted its first—ever northern soul all—nighter, and it quickly took off. coach loads would arrive at the club in greater manchester to do this — dance the night away as the northern soul music and dance culture exploded in 1960s north of england. the club no longer exists in physicalform in wigan but its spirit lives on and fans will be celebrating this weekend, as david sillito reports. # do you want me to get down on my knees? # beg you, baby, please # cry a million tears?# the fabled wigan casino in its �*70s heyday, and one of the few nights a camera was allowed in, for a film about young people who travelled from across the country to dance all night to what had become known as northern soul. there is even a blue plaque to it, but the casino itself has long gone. in its place, as you can

thank you very much indeed for — carlos or dan.he format. heather knight's side collapsed with the bat in chelmsford, as dan 0gunshakin reports. the september sunshine was a welcome sight. there's been a struggle for grip but here, england failed to get to grips with their spend. it is to be for sri lanka. england were in trouble. sri lanka were inspired. wickets falling at regular intervals, 104 all out and england intervals, 104 all out and england in a sri lankan stranglehold. having impressed with ball, what about with about? initialsigns impressed with ball, what about with about? initial signs that good. in fact, she looked like a woman in a hurry, threatening the nearby balconies as well as the scoreboard. under pressure, and underperforming, this wasn't to be the host day. sri lanka, where the winners. a first t20 victory against under series decided to come in derby on wednesday. meet jaya & maddy. two south asian teenagers proving that cricket is a game for all. the two girls recently put india and pakistan rivalries to o

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm karina nova. one of their demands is they want governor gavin newsom to come to oakland to meet with them and hear about the problems. >> abc seven news reporter unser hassan was there as they rallied and talked with several owners who participated in today's strike. it is enough that we are having to put up with this. >> this is enough. can i hear enough? enough. this is enough. >> enough, enough, enough. >> organizers say when a legacy business like le cheval restaurant in oakland is forced to close due to crime, it's time to demand more. >> demand that our government city, state, federal fulfill their end of the social contract to provide basic safety in our streets. you're here. hey without basic safety, there is no business without basic safety, there is no community. without safety, there is no city . >> oakland business owners who closed their stores showed up for a rally in front of le cheval. some of the demands include a meeting with governor gavin newsom and small businesses, state gran

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm karina nova. the contractor was working on a sewer project when he became trapped underneath 8 to 10ft of dirt and ce. >> it happened at divisadero and oak streets, and thhere we'll join abc7 news reporter melanie woodrow, who has been on that scene all day long. melanie >> dan and karina, this area of oak street was reopened. some six hours after all of this got started. despite the efforts of close to 50 firefighters. the weight of the dirt and concrete in this trench collapse was too much for the contractor to survive for close to two hours, firefighters attempted to rescue a contractor trapped under a trench collapse. >> everyone is shaken about this. >> around ten thursday morning, the call came in initially for a building collapse. first responders quickly discovered something else. >> this was a street side utility construction site that had a collapse within the footprint of their street side project. >> the fire department says one person was trapped under 8 to 10ft of dirt and concrete.

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dan and kristen, >> david: tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. tropical storm set to hit the east. so strong, now hurricane watches up tonight. from north carolina, then up through new york city and boston this will be felt. >>> and the u.s. senator indicted tonight on staggering charges of corruption. you'll see the images here, the gold bars and cash allegedly found in his home. >>> first tonight, the tropical storm nearing hurricane strength as it closes in on the east coast at this hour. north carolina and virginia declaring states of emergency. heavy rain, flash flooding

dan thorn kron. 4 thank you, dan. teacher, castro valley high school and creekside middle school is in custody tonight. >> charged with having a relationship with a student. according to the alameda county sheriff's department. key to hasegawa started sexually abusing a female student at creekside middle school when he was a teacher. there. the abuse continued even after the students started at castro valley high school detectives say the investigation began in march of this year. the high school initially put the suspect on administrative leave. the suspect then resigned during the investigation and he surrendered at the santa rita jail yesterday. >> a big announcement from governor newsom's office. the state is giving out 267 million dollars to several cities and counties to help fight retail crime. about 17 million dollars will go to san francisco. the police department will get 15.3 million. the san francisco, a da's office will get 2 million dollars. >> and allows one lawyer to be able to dedicate themselves to t