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i want to go now to cnn's gloria pazmino gloria, i know details are scant at this moment, but what do you know yeah, jessica, we're just getting a very preliminary information, but we do have confirmation from officials that several people have been shot. >> this appears to have taken place near the highway, interstate 75, a laurel county tukey. this is right near london. that's according to the laurel county sheriff's office they wrote that the eyes 75 for now is closed at mile marker exit 49 499 miles north of london due to an act shooter situation. this is what the sheriff's office said in a post on facebook, just to a little while ago, they also wrote that numerous persons have been shot near i75 we also just have a post on x from governor andy beshear he wrote kentucky, we are aware of a shooting on i75 in laurel county. law enforcement has shut the interest rate down in both directions at exit 49. please avoid the area we will provide more details once they are available. we are trying to gather as much information as we can now, jessica, but for now it does seem like the situat

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gloria. in the south bay, the search is on for a man wanted for scamming people out of hundreds of thousands of dollars with fake intentions. he was supposed to be in court for sentencing back in august, but didn't show up. abc seven news south bay reporter laura martinez shows you who authorities are looking for. >> a man who santa clara county officials are calling a phony tech inventor is on the run. the district attorney's office said 67 year old dennis fountaine, once connected to the los gatos area, stole more than $350,000 from investors. >> he put outhe created a robot called homer h.a.m.m.e.r. that would help dispense medication to the elderly and disabled. >> fountaine was convicted in may of three felony counts of grand theft by fraud. his sentencing was set for august 5th, but he never showed up. one of the four victims he defrauded is disabled, but he's not going after vcs or millions of dollars at a time. >> but he'll go after multiple people for tens of thousands or hundreds of

gloria. thank you.sh in san jose last week is out of the hospital this morning. he is expected to make his first court appearance today. and mother and son were killed in the crash. abc seven news reporter lena howland is here. and, lena, what charges are on the table? >> amanda, the suspect, is facing a number of charges, including two counts of murder, vehicular manslaughter. while intoxicated, as well as reckless driving. san jose residents 14 year old charlie olson and his mother, rebecca, were killed in the wrong-way crash. officials say the driver of the truck was a 39 year old man from florida, who was hospitalized with major injuries. that driver was released from the hospital yesterday and booked into the santa clara county jail the same day. just a day later, he is now scheduled to be arraigned in court today. legal analyst stephen clark says they will also look at this driver's criminal history. initial online records show he has previously been convicted of a dui in florida. >> what investig

live in the studio gloria rodriguez abc seven news. >> gloria thank you. fremont man has been arrested, accused of assaulting flight attendants on a frontier airlines flight bound for sfo. the incident happened on monday, and according to court paperwork, the 30 year old man tried to choke. one flight attendant pushed another and kicked a different flight attendant about six times in the leg, leaving bruises. the justice department says this all happened after he pulled an oxygen mask from the overhead compartment and started yelling obscenities. the flight was going from john wayne airport in santa to ana sfo. it had to be diverted to ontario international airport in san bernardino county. the suspect faces federal charges of interfering with flight crew members and attendants. this morning, changing weather in southern california is bringing some relief for fire crews trying to contain three devastating wildfires that are still burning out of control. amanda, this cooler weather is going to be very helpful for firefighters. >> yeah. and reggie, that's be

thanks so much, gloria. in the south bay, authorities are looking for a man wanted for scamming people out of hundreds of thousands of dollars with fake inventions. he was supposed to be in court for sentencing in august, but he never showed. now, the da's office says 67 year old dennis fountaine, once connected to the los gatos area, stole more than $350,000 from investors. he claimed he created a robot that would help dispense medication to people who are elderly and disabled. fountaine was convicted in may of three felony counts of grand theft by fraud. his sentencing was set for august 5th, but he no showed. >> he'll go after multiple people for tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands people, like i said, just like you and me, pulling at our heartstrings. >> if you have any information about fountaine, you're asked to contact the santa clara county da's office. >> abc laid out its rules for the next presidential debate. there are a few key things to keep in mind. the microphones are only live for the

gloria with traffic. yes. >> right now we have a commuter alert for you if you take bart in the oakland area. antioch. there are some delays this morning. we're talking about 10 to 20 minute delays, maybe even a little bit longer than that. so here's the information on these delays. right now, downtown oakland in all directions. we're seeing about a 20 minute delay. and then the antioch line in the antioch and sfo directions. we're seeing about a ten minute delay right now. we do have some video that we want to show you that was shared with us. and you can see this is bart. this is heading into west oakland. and actually we have an employee who sent us this video who is on the train and says, right now he's seen about a 25 minute delay. so if you're taking part in these directions, maybe give yourself a little bit of extra time. this morning. of course, we'll keep you updated on this throughout the morning. >> thank you gloria. happening today, the driver accused in a wrong-way crash in san jose that kill

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live in the studio, gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> gloria, thank you. this comes as data from the san francisco police department shows the city is seeing a drop in robberies. this year. but that's not stopping attacks from mayor. london breed's opponents in the race for mayor. abc seven news reporter anser hassan has reaction from all the top candidates and puts this case in context. >> san francisco mayoral candidates are thankful that san francisco 49. ricky pearsall survived saturday's union square shooting and robbery, but with nine weeks left until election day, many say this only adds to voter concerns about public safety. this is underscored one of the primary issues in the race. >> one third of the voters polled put public safety as the top issue in san francisco. >> san francisco mayor london breed has been criticized for crime in the city, but on sunday she praised the police and its policies. the things that we put into place in the downtown union square area actually worked. >> it didn't prevent this from happening, but the response was pre

gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> gloria. thank you.s time for our abc seven mornings advancer our way of highlighting some events that are happening in the bay area today. >> first, your chance to get an update on what's happening with california's high speed rail project. today, the state's high speed rail authority is kicking off a series of open houses. you'll be able to find out about the project's status, see maps and ask questions. today's event starts at 4 p.m. at the burlingame community center. another will be held in san jose tomorrow. then in gilroy and san francisco next month. >> public hearings begin today on a proposal to tackle gas prices that has divided the state legislature. the governor wants lawmakers to pass his plan to require oil companies to maintain a backup supply of gas. he says it would avoid shortages and price spikes during refinery shutdowns. there's been a lot of opposition. oil companies say the idea will actually drive up prices because of the cost of storage. republican state lawmakers want to tackle

gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thanks, gloria. it's time for our abc seven mornings advancer. it's our way of highlighting some things happening in the day ahead here in the bay area. >> so first, the future of san jose's diridon station starting next year, the transit hub will get a redesign. today, transit officials are holding an open house to give you a peek at the plans to answer any questions you might have and get your feedback. the open house is from 530 to 7:30 p.m. at the gardiner community center. you are asked to register online if you plan to go. a major change to elections in oakland. >> the city will now allow 16 and 17 year olds to vote in school board elections, and that is coming up in november. today, the organization families in action will host a forum for youth to ask questions and hear directly from candidates. they plan to register. about 1000 new teen voters, which could help determine close call races. >> a public reopening of the transamerica pyramid celebrating the completion of an extravagant renovatio

gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thank you. gloria.reamforce is over and the attendees and business owners reviews are in. this year, attendees noticed some positive changes in security around the conference. mayor london breed, in preparation for the event, brought in extra california highway patrol officers. she says they made a difference. >> i've been out in the middle of the night checking out things, and i see people out at different restaurants. city just feels so good and it looks so good and our officers are out there. our ambassadors. >> the near 40,000 attendees helped pump an estimated $90 million into the san francisco economy. business owners say the influx of people and keeping the surrounding area clean really helped bring in business. >> fantastic. all right. the accuweather forecast live doppler seven, along with satellite low pressure moving into southern california, getting farther away from us, allowing high pressure to finally move in. this ridge, we're going to talk about it a lot for the next 5 to 7 days. it's g

live in millbrae, gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> gloria. thank you. our abc seven mornings advancer our way of highlighting some things that are happening in the bay area today. >> first, the meeting. plenty of people in san francisco's mission district have been waiting for. sfmta will hold the first of two open houses today to share the final design of the new valencia street bike lanes. we've been covering this for months. merchants have been blaming the center bike lane for hurting their businesses. after plenty of backlash, the city agreed to make a change. business owners get to pick between two options depending on whether they want a parklet. today's open house is from 4 to 6 p.m. at the valencia gardens community room. another will be held wednesday. construction on the redesign would start early next year. >> today you can get an up close and personal look at the redesigned maps that will soon be going up on public transit across the bay area. we got a sneak peek when bart posted these images on social media today. the metropolitan transport

gloria >> yes.rst four games of the season as he recovers. and this morning, the first officer to respond to the incident is being hailed a hero who may have saved his life. as we know, pearsall was shot through the chest on saturday after a 17 year old reportedly attempted to rob him while he was walking down the street near union square. the incident happened just hours after pearsall appeared at an autograph signing event just miles away. the first officer to arrive was sergeant joel harold. our colleagues at abc news spoke with her on monday. sergeant harold describing to abc news reporter melissa don hearing the gunshots and then running to find pearsall on the ground in a pool of blood. the sergeant says while they waited for paramedics to arrive, she knew that keeping pearsall conscious and calm was key. she talked about their conversation during those critical moments. >> though. you don't know me, but please trust me. god is with us. it's not your time. okay it's not your time. i want you t

gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thanks, gloria.an catch the niners kick off their new season against the jets right here on abc seven. our coverage begins at 5 p.m, then stick around for after the game with abc seven sports director larry beil. then it's wheel of fortune with new host ryan seacrest, followed by jeopardy! and then a special edition of abc seven news at ten. >> so we don't know yet who's going to be playing. tell it, friends. >> we don't know yet who's going to be on camera. it's me. >> ha ha ha. >> we do know who's performing during the halftime show. it's kendrick lamar. he's headlining the 2025 halftime show and it's happening in new orleans. he's actually been on the super bowl stage before because he performed as a guest artist in 2022. remember, that's when they did that huge lineup including doctor dre, snoop dogg, mary j. blige, the grammy winner said he's looking forward to reminding people why rap music is what he calls the most impactful genre. >> this is about to be fun, and who knows who else is going to

live in the studio gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thanks, gloria.race for the white house. former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris are back on the campaign trail today. harris is kicking off what she's calling her new way forward tour in north carolina. trump heads to battleground state arizona. his visit comes as he faces criticism for inviting nine over 11 conspiracy theorists laura loomer to a nine over 11 memorial yesterday, and for his comments about haitian immigrants eating people's pets in ohio. city officials in springfield, ohio, are weighing in on that. >> it is disappointing that some of the narratives surrounding our city has been skewed by misinformation circulating on social media, and further amplified by political rhetoric. >> taylor swift endorsed harris after tuesday's debate vote. governor says it had more than 300,000 visitors head to their site, less than 24 hours after she posted their link on instagram. >> many of the topics brought up during tuesday's presidential debate have brought up a local impact,

live at levi's stadium, gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> gloria. thank you. with the upcoming game tonight, the san francisco 40 niners are happy to see rookie ricky pearsall back at their facility. although he is not yet cleared to play. pearsall brought a silver lining to the team after their super bowl loss. his coaches and teammates inspired by the rookie's recovery. >> it's kind of been amazing just watching him for him to be able to walk around and stuff with that happening and talking to the people at the e.r, you know, saying out of 100 people, two people have survived that. and to be able to see him the next day, just he's able to walk. he's coming to meetings. he's doing all the he's on the injured list. >> so he'll miss at least four games. it's unclear if he'll be able to play beyond that. >> catch the niners kick off their new season against the new york jets right here on abc seven. our coverage starts at 5 p.m, then stick around for after the game with abc seven sports director larry beil. then it's wheel of fortune with new host ryan seacrest,

abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez joins us live in studio, and gloria, gloria, this is an issue that has really frustrated businesses in the bay area. >> it has kumasi. many hope that this new law will help. it makes it easier to go after repeat shoplifters and auto thieves, as well as increases penalties for those running professional reselling schemes. so here's what the new law does. it increases the amount of prison time for people convicted of theft or destruction of property. the punishment varies from an extra year in prison to up to four years, depending on the amount of damages, up to $3 million. last october, 55 cities and counties across california got more than $260 million in retail crime grant funding. the first numbers out show nearly 7000 arrests have been made in cities and counties that got the funding, and that includes nine suspects charged with stealing nearly a half a million dollars of goods in santa clara county. one restaurant owner in san jose has been the target of many break ins, including eight in a 30 day span. >> sadly, these incidents have driven

live in san francisco gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> gloria. thank you.ay of highlighting some things happening in the day ahead here in the bay area. >> first up, a look at some of the events honoring the lives lost in the september 11th attacks 23 years ago. this morning. firefighters and others will be participating in a memorial stair climb in concord. the challenge symbolizes the 110 flights of stairs, first responders climbed at the twin towers that day. now in the south bay, volunteers will be taking part in the bay area meal pack for nine over 11 day. they'll be packing more than 200,000 meals for people experiencing food insecurity. that's at 9 a.m. at sjsu. in oakland, city leaders will be gathering for a ceremony a moment of silence at brooklyn basin. >> at 8:30 a.m, the santa cruz county fair returns today. this year's theme is pioneer days to modern ways. you can expect new attractions, including a new drone show and tiny home projects for kids. there's also multiple exhibits, junior livestock auction animals, and a monster truck show happeni

live in the studio gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> gloria. thank you. well, this comes as data from the san francisco police department shows the city is seeing a drop in robberies. this year. but that's not stopping attacks from mayor breed's opponents in the race for mayor. abc seven news reporter anser hassan has reaction from all the top candidates and puts this case in context. >> san francisco mayoral candidates are thankful that san francisco forty-niner ricky pearsall survived saturday's union square shooting and robbery. but with nine weeks left until election day, many say this only adds to voter concerns about public safety. >> this is underscored one of the primary issues in the race. one third of the voters polled put public safety as the top issue in san francisco. san francisco mayor london breed has been criticized for crime in the city, but on sunday she praised the police and its policies. >> the things that we put into place in the downtown union square area actually worked. >> it didn't prevent this from happening, but the response w

live in san francisco gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thank you gloria. we'll be covering dreamforce all week long bringing you the announcements, the celebrity appearances and the big picture. impact on the bay area. >> we're learning new details about the man accused in the latest assassination attempt on former president donald trump. new video shows the moment officers in florida confront and detain that suspect driver. walk straight back. investigators say ryan wesley ruth was near the golf course for 12 hours. he was waiting for mr. trump to appear. a secret service agent reportedly spotted the barrel of ruth's rifle and was able to scare him away. ruth was arrested shortly afterwards. >> the subject, who did not have line of sight to the former president, fled the scene. he did not fire or get off any shots. >> ruth is facing two firearms charges. he was previously convicted in north carolina on a weapons charge. the fbi continues to look for a motive. research shows ruth voted for trump in 2016, but was later critical of the former president for h

live in studio gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> gloria. thank you. pearsall is going to miss at least the first month of the season. 40 niners general manager john lynch says the rookie wide receiver is dealing with other football related injuries. we heard from lynch and some of the other players showing a sense of relief that pearsall is going to be okay. he was at the 40 niners facility on monday, working out at the gym by the grace of god, ricky pearsall is here with the team and doing really well. >> very traumatic experience for all involved. just super happy super happy that he's alive. we're able to see him and talk to him. >> as soon as i saw him, i smiled like i just. i smiled, went up and hugged him. >> there's also new details about the moments before he was shot on saturday, lynch said pearsall was at union square shopping for luggage to use on road trips. the team held a party that night, which pearsall would have attended. he ended up making an appearance virtually from the hospital, and again the niners kick off their new season again

live in millbrae, gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thanks, gloria. seven news was back on the green for the golf world's biggest. and we say best lgbtq plus event. a few of our crew members were on the course swinging away for sf pride's sixth annual golf tournament. the weekend event kicked off with a special awards reception honoring former professional golfer tasha allen. several teams teed off saturday for the tournament at the historic tpc harding park golf course. sf prides golf tournament is the first ever pga endorsed lgbtq sporting event, and abc seven news continues to be a proud sponsor. >> a monumental birthday for a history maker with roots in the bay area, betty reid soskin celebrated her 103rd birthday over the weekend. betty made history back in 2022 when she retired as the national park service's oldest living park ranger. earlier this week, students and staff at the middle school named after her threw an early birthday party. the celebration included a preview of a documentary about soskin, a little known musical pursuits called sig

live in the studio gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. gloria. >> thank you.forty-niners returned to practice, and their first game of the season is just five days away. but that was not the focal point as we got to hear from the team about what happened to ricky pearsall. it started with general manager john lynch addressing the media, along with stars brandon aiyuk and trent williams, who just ended their holdouts. other players shared their reaction about how jarring it is to have a teammate shot. abc seven sports director larry beil has the story. >> we got to hear from the forty-niners about exactly what happened to ricky pearsall, and there was an overwhelming sense of relief that he is going to be okay and will be able to play at some point this season. >> by the grace of god, ricky pearsall is here with the team and doing really well. >> we've learned a little more about what was going on on saturday. pearsall did an autograph session and general manager john lynch says the rookie wideout then went shopping for luggage for upcoming road trips. the nine

gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> gloria thank you. we'll be covering dreamforce all week long, bringing you the announcements, the celebrity appearances and the big picture impact on the bay area. >> we're learning new details about the man accused in the latest assassination attempt on former president donald trump. new video shows the moment officers in florida confront and detain that suspect driver. walk straight back. investigators say ryan wesley ruth was near the golf course for 12 hours, waiting for mr. trump to appear. a secret service agent reportedly spotted the barrel of ruth's rifle and was able to scare him away. ruth was arrested shortly afterwards. >> the subject who did not have line of sight to the former president, fled the scene. he did not fire or get off any shots. >> ruth is facing two firearms charges. he was previously convicted in north carolina on a weapons charge. the fbi continues to look for a motive. research shows ruth voted for trump in 2016, but was later critical of the former president for his tepid

gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> gloria. thank you.here's a new consequence in san francisco when it comes to battling the fentanyl epidemic. and that's drug dealers being deported. that's because the federal government is involved. now, san francisco is a sanctuary city, which means it cannot work with ice on facilitating deportations. but if you're convicted in federal court, that is a totally different matter, because it's outside the city's jurisdiction. and that means the feds can deport you if you're undocumented. >> fentanyl is killing people, and our own sanctuary policy in our city does not protect violent crime. and so the federal government is using this as a tool because they don't have the restrictions that we do in terms of our sanctuary city policy. >> san francisco's da brooke jenkins confirmed her office is heavily prosecuting drug dealers. the da's office has convicted 168 people in felony narcotics cases this year, and there are currently 571 felony narcotics cases pending. the da's office says it does not keep recor

gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thanks, gloria. the latest bill signed by governor newsom aims at limiting or flat out banning student cell phone use. it's called the phone free school act, and it requires school districts, charter schools and county education offices to come up with the plan by july of 2026 to limit or ban cell phone use by students. a bipartisan group of lawmakers backed the bill. supporters say limiting cell phone use in class will help students, academics and mental health, and four other bills signed by the governor aim to crack down on sideshows. videos of these dangerous and often destructive events are nothing new to us here in the bay area sideshow. this sideshow took place over the bay bridge in april. as many as 100 cars blocking the lanes. one of these new laws allows officers to remove cars that are blocking areas for sideshows, without having to actually make an arrest. another law expands the ability to impound cars in sideshows that take place in parking lots, not just on highways. another expands t

what's your reaction, gloria? >> i honestly don't know what she was thinking. i mean, what political person would say, you know, we have a huge gender gap as it is in the republican party so what i'm going to do is i'm going to attack kamala harris for being a stepmother. and by the way, her stepchildren's mother tweeted today about what a great stepmother, she's been. it is remarkable to me that the republicans continue digging this hole and, you know, i think that it's it's silly. it's dumb. and if they want to continue doing it fine, but this isn't this isn't a way to appeal to women in this country. there are a lot of step moms in this country who feel very humble about the role that they've been given she does have a deed a very close relationship with her stepchildren. they call her momala of kamala, which is a huge wave saying, mommy, they're very close to her. indeed, alyssa, this dig comes on the heels of j.d. vance of mocking what he calls childless cat ladies why are we seeing republicans continue to attack women without biological children? >> i wis

gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thank you gloria. dreamforce 2024 officially in the books, the annual salesforce tech conference wrapped up at san francisco's moscone center. this year's event was projected to pump about $90 million into the local economy. abc seven news reporter luz pena has more on dreamforce. big picture impact on san francisco. >> it's the last day of dreamforce, the largest ai event in the world, and the reviews about san francisco are coming in. >> it's a beautiful city. you know, there's a lot, of lot of great things in the city. >> many, like ken graf, are regular dreamforce attendees coming from outside the state, and this year they noticed more law enforcement. >> they've really done a great a fantastic job, you know, helping us get across the street, making sure that we've got security on all different corners of the buildings with over 40,000 people in downtown san francisc, safety was a priority. >> mayor london breed confirming this year there was additional support from the california highway patrol in

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gloria back to you. do you have your answer? yes or no for you. okay. well you also did saw, oh yes i don't think there be another one. do i think so? yeah, i think there will be a number today. yes, i do. and tom, yes or no. and does it matter who the, the, the host of the debate is, does he just need to do it regardless? he is going to be a yes. and i think that he's going to say he already started demanding that he's open to a remaster waiter last night. and i guarantee you what's going to happen is a joint moderator. where is that with handicapped boeing in the bumper is going up down the bowling alley. like she had because she couldn't defend herself because she didn't need to. the moderators took care of it for her. well, and that's exactly how i think we should in the panel. thank you so much for joining me, corps yano, jamal thomas, and tom norton. you know, nobody likes a day after quarterback, but i think even trump would say there were some missed opportunities and at times it seemed as though comma harris was being successful at bathing her

gloria? it seems like a okay, let's go tomorrow. um i know from all of the issues of the one i'll say no. okay. well donald trump is basically say he's not interested in one, bob harris, after the success of this one, she's a for us and no. okay, so now okay, gloria back to you. do you have your answer? yes or no for you. okay, well you also did saw, oh yes, i don't think there be another one. do i think so? yeah, i think there will be a number today. yes, i do. and tom, yes or no. and does it matter who the, the, the host of the debate is, does he just need to do it regardless? he is going to be a yes and i think that he's going to so are you already started demanding that he's open to it remaster later last night and i guarantee you what's going to happen is a joint moderator words that were handicapped boeing in the bumpers going up down the bowling alley like she had because she couldn't defend herself because she didn't need to. the moderators took care of it for her. well, and that's exactly how i think we should in the panel.

live at levi's stadium, gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thank you. gloria.ing for help after an unusual theft. the owner says someone broke in friday night and stole two exotic birds that are worth thousands of dollars. amanda is at the live desk with how the owner is responding to this bird napping. >> yeah, kumasi, the owner of feathered follies in concord, says someone broke in and stole her beloved pet bird, tofu. now, tofu has lived there since 2010 and is worth an estimated $2,500. in addition to taking tofu, the thief or thieves took another pet bird, plato, who was being boarded at the store. mercedes kemp tells us, whoever did this broke a window and then went straight into the room where the birds were. she showed us what she believes is a handprint on tofu's cage and a bloodied feather found on the ground. she thinks someone familiar with how to handle birds is behind the theft. >> i truly hope that it's just as simple as someone wanted him and has him, or that they want to sell him and flip him if anything happened to him permanently. i don't kno

gloria as soon as they can. okay. let's go tomorrow. um i know from all of the issues of the one i'll say no. okay. well donald trump is basically say he's not interested in $1.00 after the success of this one she's or other? no. okay, so now okay. gloria back to you. do you have your answer? yes or no for you. okay. well you're all set. there's uh oh, yes, i don't think there be another one. do i think so? yeah, i think there will be a number today. yes, i do. and tom, yes or no. and does it matter who the, the, the host of the debate is that you just need to do it regardless. it's gotta be a yes and i think that he's going to, so he already started demanding that he's open to a remaster waiter last night. and i guarantee you what's gonna happen is a joint moderator word is that with handicapped boeing and the buffers going up down the bowling alley way she had because she couldn't defend herself because she didn't need to. the moderators took care of it for her. well, and that's exactly how i think we should in the panel. thank you so

and when she left, 2 days later is when everything unfolded, gloria tomorrow. tom, i want you to stay right there. because after short break, did you notice donald trump rarely looked at comma harris during the debate, while harris's face, that would have lost her game of poker. what role did body language play? not only with the candidates, but also with the audio, the move. what else seem real? i just don't have to say power and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves will depart. we choose to look for common ground the the the, the welcome back to perspective. i'm your host guy. now he's, there were several exciting moments regarding body language in the debate. first, when that kenneth initially walked out on stage vice president, come on here is walked over to shake donald trump's hand. well, it looks like trump only intended to go straight to a sodium speaker, podiums comma harris had a miniature podium during the debate on abc against donald trump. the move was requested by harris's team, who was afraid she would look hi me compared to

live in the studio gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> gloria. thank you. the latest bill signed by governor newsom, aims at limiting or flat out banning student cell phone use. it's called the phone free school act, and it requires school districts, charter schools and county education offices to come up with a plan by july of 2026 to limit or ban cell phone use by students. a bipartisan group of lawmakers backed the bill. supporters say limiting cell phone use in class will help students, academics and mental health. four other bills signed by the governor aimed to crack down on sideshows. video of these dangerous and destructive events are, of course, nothing new to us in the bay area. sideshow took place over the took over, i should say, the bay bridge in april. as many as 100 cars blocked the lanes. the governor's office says the new law signed yesterday, quote, expand vehicle impoundment authority for law enforcement, including for spectators and those aiding in illegal speed contests and speed shows, while also standardizing terminology for sideshows

gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> nice to see a lot of people downtown. thank you gloria. we'll be covering dreamforce all week long, bringing you the announcements, the celebrity appearances and the big picture impact on the bay area. >> developing news out of the middle east. this morning. iran is accusing israel of carrying out a terrorist act. this after unprecedented attacks on members of hezbollah in lebanon. at least 12 people have died after thousands of pagers exploded yesterday. at least 2800 people were also hurt. israel has not claimed responsibility, but an abc news source says israel was working to coordinate what's called a supply chain interdiction attack. former state department official steve ganyard explains how it may have worked. >> the israelis likely saw an opportunity, bought up thousands of pages, took them apart, inserted explosives and then put them back on the market to sell directly to hezbollah. and then using the radio frequencies that normally bring data into that pager, they simultaneously detonated all of the pagers. >> u.s. officials say

gloria rodriguez abc seven news. someone was up late last night. >> okay, gloria, we see you.seven mornings adventure. it's our way of highlighting some things that are happening in the day ahead here in the bay area. >> yeah. first, uc regents will vote on whether to approve requests for military equipment for campus police officers are asking for more drones, robots, pepper balls, projectile launchers, and sponge bullets. the requests are from several campuses, including uc berkeley, ucsf, and uc santa cruz. uc officials claim police aren't requesting anything that's military grade after campus protests. tensions. the u.s. student association says they are troubled to see campuses invest money and weapons. >> governor newsom will be in san francisco today to sign legislation aimed at addressing homelessness and expanding affordable housing. he's also expected to announce new statewide efforts related to housing and mental health. that event begins in just a few hours at 10 a.m. a family friendly event returns to the east bay. >> the 88th annual walnut festival kicks off toda

live at levi's stadium, gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thank you. gloria. well, with the 40 niners strong opening performance at levi's stadium, there is growing excitement for the niners. this season. but right now, there's one thing on many fans minds could the team get another chance at the super bowl? >> it's super bowl or bust. >> i think so too. >> is there anything that worries you about the 40 niners or any of this season at all? nope. >> i have faith. honestly nothing. >> nothing good about this season. >> the faithful are staying open minded. the niners play the next game against the vikings on the road in minnesota on sunday. >> the justice department says it's uncovered a plot to incite a race war. amanda. authorities have arrested suspects allegedly part of the white supremacist group plotting these attacks. reggie aqui. >> a federal indictment claims one man from california and another from idaho are the leaders of a white supremacist group looking to ignite that race war. 34 year old dallas humber of elk grove and 37 year old matthew allison

gloria. >> they say history is written by the victors.woke and we have to change it. >> trace: that's the thing. you look into the ai stuff and everyone says who's putting the information in? that's what we want to know. who's putting in the juice to get out the juice. so we asked something about this, is there bias or something bigger going on? x 98% say something bigger, instagram 99% say bigger. then we get to papa l saying it favors the left because the squeaky wheel gets the grease and boy is the left squeaky. james says if you control the messaging you control the nation. very true. leslie says it cannot be a coincidence when it keeps happening, and it does keep happening. mike, all these big tech companies pulls don's like this, then when they are exposed, they cry glitch. you saw a lot of that with alexa. they are saying we are so sorry, this is just something that was a glitch. ziggy says most definitely purposeful, it's so obvious now i don't think they are trying to hide it anymore. chuck says the right is made of individuals,

and when she left 2 days later is when everything unfolded, gloria tomorrow. tom, i want you to stay right there. because after short break, did you notice donald trump rarely look to come on harris during the debate. all harris's face, that would have lost her game of poker. what role did body language play? not only with the candidates, but also the audience, the the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, the point where, you know, the exact escape scene with infinity of some of the most single sly, the creation of the task of interest to you. good to you guys. he said look us, is that possible daddy, a little quick look at that more than enough storage air conditioning well, and so total on the 15. yeah. well, the other stuff, and i do see that there's reasoning, they don't put him in union, which is like that i've had or the the, the buck and back to perspective. i'm your host guy now he's there were several exciting moments regarding body language in the debate. first, when that kenneth initially walked out on stage vice president, come on here as walked over to

abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez joins us. gloria, what's the district saying? >> good morning. reggie. well, parents were expecting the list of school closures to come out on wednesday. now, the district is saying it will not be released until next month. yesterday, san francisco unified district superintendent matt wayne released a message about the reason for the delay. he says that they want to make sure they get it right, adding the process of closing and merging schools is complicated, and i want to make sure we've looked at it from every angle, including how after school care, grant funding and transportation will be affected. and he says the rest of the timeline is still relatively consistent and says the board of education will vote on the package of school closures in december and that the changes will take place next fall. meredith dodson represents the san francisco parent coalition, a group of more than 1000 sfusd parents. >> there's a lot of families with anxiety around, oh, my schools under-enrolled my school is going to be on the list and just ki

metering lights are now on. >> all right, gloria, thank you.oday the fda will hold a public meeting to give details on the new process it's working on to decide which chemicals are safe in our food. the fda has faced plenty of criticism for its current system. it's outdated and slow to respond to new research identifying health concerns with chemicals previously found safe. the issue has prompted several states, including california, to create their own laws banning certain additives after the fda failed to act. uninsured californians can have their covid vaccines covered starting in october. the federal bridge access program, to cover the cost of the vaccine was supposed to run until december, but it ran out of money back in august. the out of pocket cost of the shot is about $200. now, the california department of health says its own version of the program will run the rest of the year. free vaccines will be available at local health department clinics. >> santa cruz county strawberry farmers took a big hit in 2023, according to a report from

gloria rodriguez is at the live desk with the details of that report. gloria. >> good morning. amanda. the report says the secret service failed to make clear decisions and did not communicate properly with local law enforcement. it also states the agency did not provide necessary resources that caused foreseeable, preventable security failings. the senate homeland security and governmental affairs committee released that report. it interviewed multiple secret service personnel and found that some declined to acknowledge individual areas of responsibility for planning or security, which contributed to the failure to prevent the shooting. before the trump rally, local law enforcement raised concerns about the building. the report found the line of sight from the building plagued rally planning, but no steps were taken to mitigate the threat. trees obstructed the view of the sniper team that was positioned to top one of the nearby roofs. an emergency services unit commander told the committee about a walkthrough two days before the event, and he said it was, quote, incredibly dis

host: gloria in san antonio. some of you on facebook this morning, this is gerald saying we see the vice president has done the last four years. we know how great it was under the former president, so the correct answer is mr. trump. greg said, the candidate who has not declared bankruptcy, has not had to close a fraudulent charity. who is not facing a felony charge for cooking the books on a family business. rosa says one not running the economy at this time. then from jeff warshaw, off facebook, harris, is his choice, saying how did trump bankrupt a casino? if you want to post on our social media site, facebook.com/c-span is how you do that. you can always send us a text too. let's hear from sean, who says it is the former psint he will choose on matters of the economy. he is in maryland. hello. caller: thanks for taking my call. i think it starts and begins with the borders. we don't know how many the numbers are. you see them, they claim children living in cages. i'm looking in neighborhoods where there is ni

mary gloria's resolution. will recognize mayor gloria with a friendly amendment as to resolution number 28. >> with this document, correct? >> yes. those three words. >> the bill number has changed. is that right? i don't think there are substantive modifications. i will read it into the record for everyone's benefit. be it resolved the u.s. congress of mayors urges legislative efforts to support a right to safety. the addition of legislative efforts to support. >> is there any objection to the friendly amendment? let amendment will be adopted. now can we read altogether? the approval as to all amendments. all resolutions rather. i will entertain a motion for resolution. we have a second. indicate by saying aye. motion passes. those will be forwarded to our full conference. pardon me. we are good there, yes? the next item of business looks to supporting congressional action codifying the ban of bump stocks. according to the rule, the two thirds vote without debate is required to be considered. those in favor o

abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez joins us live in studio and, gloria, why the new timeline?san francisco unified school district superintendent, says they want to make sure they get it right. sfusd parents were expecting the list of school closures to come out this wednesday. now, the district saying it won't be released until next month. yesterday, superintendent matt wayne released a message about the reason for the delay. including. this ensures that, number one, our fiscal analysis is strong and our transition plan and support systems are in place. number two, data from the equity audit is integrated into the recommendation and number three, we meaningful meaningfully consult with city school and community leaders. and he says the rest of the timeline remains relatively consistent, saying the board of education will vote on the package of school closures in december and that changes will take place next fall. some parents at abc7 talked to say the delay is frustrating, and that parents and students need time to prepare for those changes. >> if this is something that's go