and you know when your whole brain scrambles uh- kumasi kumasi kumasi kumasi kumasi. >> oh, i love y'all. >> we love you. >> kumasi >> george: good morning america. breaking news overnight. 33,000 boeing workers walk off the job. strike at midnight. >> strike! strike! strike! >> george: another huge blow for boeing. the troubled aviation company now bracing for production shutdowns. workers say they haven't had a raise in 16 years.

where's kumasi? how's kumasi?'m trying to pick out some bread here in the aisle. >> this is the target. this is kumasi coming. >> this is the target. how is she? kumasi said hi, i will, i will all right, so here's a look at the accuweather forecast. we do have a nice day on the way. here are the accuweather headlines. sunny and warm. this afternoon. the weekend we find cooler weather moving in here. and then on monday we do have a chance of some drizzle. so let's talk about the weekend. saturday is brighter and warmer than sunday. sunday you'll notice a lot more cloud cover. feels a lot like fall. those temperatures will be a bit below average highs today. today is the warmest day of the week, 70s and 80s. around the bay shoreline. you can see our warmest areas inland will get you into the low 90s. so here's a look at the accuweather seven day forecast showing you sunshine. it's a warm day today. over the weekend we bring in that cooler weather. sunday it's cloudy, feels a lot more like fall than monday. there's t

kumasi. >> thanks, spencer. still ahead.d and wine's restaurant of the year right here in the bay area and the ceo of one of the nation's largest grocery chains, says he'll lower prices if a merger is approved. then the embattled boeing starliner space capsule finally coming back to earth. it's several months late, but the crew will not be on board started more than 20 years will be continuing. yesterday, a federal judge, william orrick, said he will issue an order by the end of the week with what the department and the city have to do next. judge orrick praised the improvements opd has made, and he cited crime statistics trending down fewer race based traffic stops and improved data collection and analysis. but he said the problem lies within leadership. the chair of the oakland police commission said opd presented a list of action items that do not work. >> i'm so happy that the judge was very clear that the philosophy that the chief chief, floyd mitchell, was pushing out was something that has failed in the past. what are

and you know when your whole brain scrambles uh- kumasi kumasi kumasi kumasi kumasi. >> oh, i love y'all. >> we love you. >> kumasi >> george: good morning america. breaking news overnight. 33,000 boeing workers walk off the job. strike at midnight. >> strike! strike! strike! >> george: another huge blow for boeing. the troubled aviation company now bracing for production shutdowns. workers say they haven't had a raise in 16 years. this morning what else they're fighting for and what it could mean for the airlines. >> rebecca: flooding and rain and raging wild fires. the flood threat in five states right now, with the remnants of hurricane francine on the move. plus, three large fires burning out of control in the west. toxic smoke moving across the country. a suspected arsonist in court. >> whit: overnight dolphins quarterback hit hard by demar hamlin unable to get up suffering his third concussion. what we know about his condition this morning, and will he retire? >> george: major developments in the idaho student murders trial. it is moved to a new city with a new judge. plus what one

stephanie kumasi. great to see you again. great to be with you. now coming up, there's outrage in israel after six hostages were killed by hamas. thousands are taking to the streets. we are there. live. also this morning, the latest on the election as it enters the fall sprint. vice president harris set to campaign with president biden for the first time. plus, findings from our latest poll. also unexpected hotel fee that could drive up the cost of your stay. and we'll show you how you can save on parking. labor day shopping. going to help you find the best savings right now, including back to school supplies. plus, it's our deals and steals takeover. our biggest event ever for everyone there. savings all around. that's all coming up right here on gma and kumasi. i haven't forgotten that. you owe me a station tour, remember? you know what? >> i will roll out the red carpet for you the way you did for me when i was at nabj in chicago. we got ready to go to our sister station, wls, and i'm like, i would really love to see the station. and you know w

kumasi. >> thanks, 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

. >> reggie aqui and kumasi. it was electric here at the national constitution center last night, both parties hoping to electrify their base with what was said here on the debate stage. both of them declaring victory in this debate where no topic was off limits. >> what's up? good to see you. have fun. >> thank you. starting with a handshake, a first meeting between the candidates, the presidential debate soon became heated. >> donald trump has no plan for you. >> vice president kamala harris with the first word looking to assert control and connect former president donald trump to project 2025, attacking his track record. >> donald trump left us the worst unemployment since the great depression. donald trump left us the worst public health epidemic in a century. it was trump's goal to link harris to the biden administration's perceived shortcomings. >> the economy and inflation. >> they had the highest inflation, perhaps in the history of our country, because i've never seen a worse period of time. people can't

. >> kumasi. that's right. the suspect involved in this deadly crash was released from the hospital yesterday and booked into the santa clara county jail the same day. today, he's expected to make his first appearance in court. san jose residents 14 year old charlie olson and his mother, rebecca, were killed in the wrong-way crash. video shared with abc seven last week shows the moments a toyota tacoma traveling in the wrong direction on highway 85 in san jose for several minutes before crashing into the tesla. charlie and his mother were in. officials say the driver of the truck was a 39 year old man from florida who was hospitalized with major injuries. legal analyst stephen clark says investigators are going to want to know what the pickup driver's mindset was, and whether the incident was intentional. >> second degree murder is not off the table at this point. a lot is going to come down to the toxicology results that we will receive later. were there any prescription drugs or alcohol or street drugs in his

let's get back to kumasi. >> thank you. amanda. developing news. cal fire crews spent all night working to contain the boyles fire in clear lake. it burned nearly 90 acres in the southern end of town. firefighters say 30 buildings have burned and nearly 50 vehicles destroyed since that fire started yesterday afternoon. at one point, crews faced spot fires on nearly every block as they helped help neighbors race to evacuate. >> every time you turn around, there is a new spot fire, and there's not a straight line to get from point a to point b, so it was a challenge just to get those people evacuated and try to do the fire stop. once you get a chance to drive through there, you're going to look at the tremendous amount of structure saved. >> the fire is no longer spreading fast, but those buildings are still smoldering. some residents are finding out their homes or some of the unlucky few caught in flames. >> fire is coming to very close at 100ft. two feet. and then i say, i think it's time to go. no need to wait because the fires started all the way

uh- kumasi. >> all right. >> thank you spencer.ck i want to just take a moment and share something with you all. in a few days. i'm going to be leaving abc seven and going back home to florida. nope. >> friends? absolutely not. we've discussed this and i'm rejecting it. >> well, it's just been a blast. the last few months have been really challenging with my family. i don't know if a lot of you know, but my dad passed away, and at this point, i just really want to be closer to my family. and it's been a tough decision because, you know, friend, i love you and you are like my family. but i'm going to be going home. and so i just want to share this all with you. and thank you all for being such a good community and family to me here in the bay area. but we got four days, so no breakdown today. not today, not today. we won't. >> and as you can see, i'm in complete denial because in my world, the lulu is the lulu. >> at least for about four more days. for four more days. >> and i would like to emphasize that even though i've been gone

kumasi be ready to evacuate.'s the warning being relayed to homeowners in the city of rancho palos verdes, outside of los angeles. now, a landslide in the city's sea view neighborhood is threatening homes and buckling roads. severe storms and rain over the past two years is said to be the cause of the accelerated land movement. the land beneath some of these homes is sliding at least 9 to 12in per week. power has been shut off to more than 200 homes. residents say they've lost the ability to live normal lives. >> unbelievable. in the last four months, it's constant. i mean, it's just. what do you do? we sitting here on a keg of dynamite and we can't go repair anything because the ground continues to move. >> that homeowner says he was told he could have sold his home for about two, and a half million dollars before this. all happened. he's unsure anyone would want to buy his property now, after all the new cracks that have shown up. now we know the governor's state of emergency declaration elevates the issue. the

kumasi. that's right. the suspect involved in this deadly crash was released from the hospital yesterday and booked into the santa clara county jail, the same day. today, he's expected to make his first appearance in court. san jose residents 14 year old charlie olson and his mother, rebecca, were killed in the wrong-way crash video shared with abc seven last week shows the moments a toyota tacoma traveling in the wrong direction on highway 85 in san jose for several minutes before crashing into the tesla. charlie and his mother were in. officials say the driver of the truck was a 39 year old man from florida, who was hospitalized with major injuries. legal analyst stephen clark says investigators are going to want to know what the pickup driver's mindset was, and whether or not the incident was incidental. >> second degree murder is not off the table at this point. a lot is going to come down to the toxicology results that we will receive later. were there any prescription drugs or alcohol o

yeah. >> kumasi.ding to city documents, transit leaders will not vote on the expansion of no turn on red today, but advocates say they will be attending today's sfmta board of directors meeting to really push for decision makers to approve the policy. the vote on this no turn on red expansion to cover the entire city was delayed last month, back in august. the board discussed whether a citywide ban was needed or if the rule should be expanded to areas where there are a lot of crashes. there was also a desire for more feedback from the community. according to sustainable transportation advocate luke bornheimer, more than 1100 people have signed a petition for a citywide ban. he says san francisco would be the second largest city in the u.s. to have a citywide, no turn on red policy in place. as of right now, the city has already banned right turns on red lights at around 200 intersections in downtown, and the tenderloin. sfmta says priority areas for the expansion could be parts of the mission and nob

kumasi be ready to evacuate. palos verdes, outside of los angeles. a landslide in the city's sea view neighborhood is threatening homes and buckling roads. now, severe storms and rain over the past two years is said to be the cause of the accelerated land movement. the land beneath some of these homes is sliding at least 9 to 12in per week. power has been shut off to more than 200 homes, and residents say they've lost the ability to live normal lives. >> unbelievable. in the last four months, it's constant. i mean, it's just what do you do? we sitting here on a keg of dynamite and we can't go repair anything because the ground continues to move. >> now that homeowner says he was told he could have sold his home for about $2.5 million before this. all happened. he's unsure anyone would want to buy his property now, after all the new cracks that have shown up. now we know the governor's state of emergency declaration elevates the issue. the city's mayor says it opens up state and federal resources and residents cou

that warm weather continues tomorrow, but kumasi cooler weather for the weekend.ll show you that coming up in about eight minutes. thank you drew. >> coming up the giants in alaska airlines teaming up where you need to be today. if you want a free flight voucher. then lifting up small businesses in the south bay. the where there was only one pediatrician to serve more than 10,000 children. daniel lurie said, i'm going to help. we opened a clinic for our most vulnerable children. i have worked shoulder to shoulder with him as we have brought solutions where people thought the problem was unsolvable. daniel doesn't take excuses. he holds himself accountable. and i know that he can do it for the city of san francisco. with chevy trucks, be ready for adventure. with power you can count on... capability that doesn't compromise... ...a hard-working ev with more range than any competitor... and the potential to take you anywhere. it's chevy truck season! get 1.9% financing plus, make no monthly payments for ninety days on all 2024 silverado 1500 pickups. chevrolet. toget

kumasi. >> thank you. amanda. the motorcade guiding democratic vice presidential nominee tim walz and his wife was involved in a crash on the way to the campaign stop. they were headed from the airport to labor fest in milwaukee. walz and his wife were ahead of the vehicles involved in the crash. >> some of my staff and members of the press that were traveling with us were involved in a traffic accident on the way here today. we've spoken with the staff. i'm relieved to say that with a few minor injuries, everybody is going to be okay. >> reporters covering the walz campaign say one of his staffers had a broken arm when the van they were riding in rear ended another van. the next presidential debate is a week from today. it's tuesday, september 10th. you can watch it right here on abc seven. our coverage starts at 5:00. >> california lawmakers seem to be cooling on the influence of labor unions after last year's hot labor summer. as we saw strikes from hollywood to fast food to health care, lawmakers backed severa

kumasi. >> thanks, drew.e back to gma live from times square. >> robin: we have been love bombing this woman. we are back with the very talented kathryn hahn. she stars in agatha all along. you play a witch who lost her power and is trying to get it back. wonderful to have you back here on gma. >> so good to see you. >> robin: tell us about the show. >> well, it -- first of all, it's like a dream come true to be able to dig into this very not well known character from deep within the marvel comics. no one had really heard of this centuries old witch who kind of bops around in different worlds. so this show is about this very powerful witch losing her power. lost her power and by any means necessary trying to get that power back. it might mean working with other witches, which is like her nightmare. maybe stealing something for first time. [ laughter ] and maybe showing a little bit of her -- this is also a tiny bit of vulnerability. she meets amazing other witches along the way. >> lara: so fun. >> so fun. >>

delightful weather for kumasi. next couple of days, and then over the weekend, it is going to feel a lot more like fall out there. walnut creek is in the background. good morning. today and tomorrow we have lighter winds. not nearly as windy as we were yesterday. we have warm weather on the way, both afternoons then the weekend. we do have a cooling trend. it's not going to hit you immediately. you'll notice it gradually. and by sunday it feels like fall out there with temperatures mainly in the 60s and low 70s all kind of culminates on monday with low pressure trying to bring us some drizzle, some light showers monday morning. we'll keep you updated on that. just keep that in the back of your brain. today's forecast inland will go into the mid and upper 80s. you'll notice look at these winds. not as strong as they were yesterday. yesterday had winds gusting about 2530 five miles per hour. a lot lighter today around the bay. shoreline clouds the sun. temperatures in the 70s. and along the coast. it's a mix of sun a

stephanie and kumasi. >> thank you spencer. well, coming up, arlington national cemetery controversy the first remarks from vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump and who let the dog out. >> the viral moment caught on camera during a college football game. >> and a live look outside from our exploratorium camera. it's better in as little as 2 weeks. and when you can breathe better, what isn't better? this is better. this is better. that's better. and that. even this. dupixent is an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. it works with your asthma medicine to help improve lung function. that's pretty good! dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's proven to help prevent asthma attacks. it can reduce or even eliminate oral steroids. and doesn't that make things better? dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. tell your doctor right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor about

. >> good morning kumasi.re is certainly a lot of excitement about the niners first game of the season, and you might be able to see behind me. the barricades are up, the metal detectors are up as they get ready for the first game of the season, but there is a little bit of frustration among some of the niners most diehard. season ticket holders joe leonora of the niner empire group says that he and others who are involved in the big tailgates have gotten emails from the 40 niners that certain rules will be enforced at levi's stadium parking lots. that includes no loud music and enforcing what's called directed parking. it's a parking process that's similar to what you'd see at a theme park with vehicles being waved in. niners have said this is all about safety, and the levi's stadium website says directed parking maximizes the use of available spaces. >> we pay $3,000 per seat have three. it's you know, it's like. and now now i can't park next to my friend. and that's why we have the early tailgate. >> the fi

reggie aqui kumasi from the national constitution center. you know, tonight's debate is an opportunity for both candidates to speak directly to voters while standing directly across from their opponent for the first time ever. vice president kamala harris has arrived in philadelphia. how are you feeling? and at one of the most consequential days of her political career, in just hours, she'll stand six feet apart from former president donald trump, their campaign trails intersecting on a debate stage for the first time ever. trump expected to arrive later today for what will be his seventh presidential debate. >> i just can't wait for this debate to help american citizens decide on who to vote for. >> i haven't swayed who i'm going to vote for, but i still want to hear what all parties have to say. >> though, hosting the debate philadelphia's national constitution center. abc news david muir and linsey davis will moderate in front of a countdown clock that tells candidates how much time they have before their microphones turn off. the mics wi

kumasi.pecifically because of two sig alerts, one in san leandro, which you're looking at right now, and another in oakland, both involved, overturned big rigs. the northbound 238 connector to northbound 880 remains closed here at this hour. and then in oakland, west of the caldecott tunnel that road remains closed as well. westbound 24, i should specify because of this overturned big rig kumasi. >> thanks, amanda. meteorologist drew tuma has your accuweather forecast after the break. >> and precision garage door. we are the bay area's garage door specialist. we have large warehouses full of parts and fully stocked trucks to repair your door over 98% of the time, we're able to fix your garage door with one visit precision door service, a name you can trust. >> rising health care costs are squeezing californians. prop 34 will drastically cut the cost of prescription drugs for medi-cal patients, permanently authorizing the state to negotiate lower prices. and 34 will stop the squeeze on taxpaye

kumasi >> thank you spencer.ews app and at abc seven news.com. when >> announcer: welcome bac >> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times square. >> michael: ginger, you're so lucky. >> ginger: i know. this is fun. >> michael: ginger got a chance to visit the set of "wheel of fortune" as they get ready to kick off their 47th season as ryan seacrest is there with vanna white. did you get to buy a vowel while you were there? always wanted to do that. >> ginger: i bought four. takes four vowels to spell stephanopoulos. the o is repeated. see, yeah. a lot. i do know how to spell it. it was such a thrill being on that iconic set. the wheel is heavy. but the next evolution of wheel of fortune is light and full of joy. >> wheel of fortune! >> ginger: category is next host. we'd like to solve the puzzle. ryan seacrest officially taking the reins on "wheel of fortune." >> it's wheel of fortune. >> it's energetic. it's positive. it's fun. i'm so excited. >> ginger: thinking about those words. we all use those frivolo

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kumasi thank you spencer. >> we'll have another abc seven news update in about 30 minutes.k to gma live from times square. >> george: let's talk safer school, matthew mcconaughey will join us for a half an hour to talk about the schools across the country to get federal funding to create safer school environments. robin? >> robin: right now, the u.s. open laz -- has come to a close, we can't get enough of the champions, 7-time grand slam champion, 4-time olympic gold medal winner and author of strive. 8 steps to feigned your awesome. welcome back to good morning america. venus williams, everybody. [ applause ] >> robin: how are you, it's been a month of sundays since we have been together. >> guest: it's been too long, we have to change that. >> robin: you look fantastic, i read the book, thoroughly enjoyed it, talk about the u.s. open? >> guest: for sure. >> robin: two american women, two american men, great for u.s. tennis. >> guest: very invigorating for u.s. tennis, coco, won last year, great for american tennis and great for her, too, obviously. and this year, the men'

i'm kumasi aaron from abc seven mornings. here's a look at traffic now with amanda. >> hi, kumasi.ree car crash is what we're talking about. slowing things down to about 21mph. you can see the backup here from our oakland 880 cam. it has cleared out of three lanes to the ramp, but traffic is still heavy from 980. >> thanks, amanda. spencer christian has your accuweather forecast after the break. >> at one 800. got junk. we'll remove any size mattress. just $59. all you have to do is point. have a box spring too. we'll take both for just $99. call one 800. got junk. >> i came to bayview-hunters point where there was only one pediatrician to serve more than 10,000 children. daniel lurie said, i'm going to help. we opened a clinic for our most vulnerable children. i have worked shoulder to shoulder with him as we have brought solutions where people thought the problem was unsolvable. daniel doesn't take excuses. he holds himself accountable and i know that he can do it for the city of san francisco. >> home where routine meets remarkable with unexpected moments of inspiration around e

abc seven news anchor kumasi aaron introduces you to the two men behind it who never thought they'd evenone together. >> it's easy to tell chris and marvin love cooking good barbecue. >> this is the most challenging cut of meat to cook because it's such a tough muscle, but when you get it right, it's a beautiful thing. >> what may be a bit harder to figure out is how two men from the south ended up doing it together in this small northern california town. their restaurant draws big crowds every weekend. we don't know what to expect when those doors open, so it's just like you step out on faith. >> you put everything in there and you wait to see the reaction and see what happens. but every weekend, 15 minutes till that line starts to work its way down the corner. >> this is a&m barbecue in sebastopol, california, owned by chris austin, the a and marvin mckenzie the m. >> so a&m barbecue is a texas style barbecue restaurant, and we serve pretty much everything that you would find on the texas menu, from brisket to spare ribs to tri-tip we do before we do oxtail, we do pretty much everythin

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i'm kumasi aaron from abc seven mornings. here's a look at weather with spencer. >> okay. kumasi.th just a few lingering morning clouds. tomorrow through thursday, though, it warm to hot will be our, our weather phrase, and a moderate heat risk will accompany this heat up because we'll have triple digit heat in our inland areas. so just try to avoid overexposure to that heat. but for today, lovely weather, mild to warm with highs ranging from mid 60s at the coast to mid 70s around the bay shoreline to mid 80s inland. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast. there's that warm up i talked about tuesday through thursday. inland highs at or above 100 degrees, up to about 90 around the bay shoreline. but the heat will ease as we approach the weekend. >> thank you spencer. now it's time for live with kelly and mark and we'll be back at 11:00 for midday live. have a great for midday live. have a great day. deja vu: it's live with kelly and mark. today, television and broadway star, ana gasteyer.

hamed kumasi, a researcher at the agriculture research, education and extension organization of the islamiclic of iran's ministry of agriculture has been appointed an editorial board member and associate editor of the top springer journals. cumasi stated, i received dozens of articles daily through the springer portal, and i am responsible for selecting scientific reviewers from all over the world. and making decisions about many articles, some of the reviewers are also chosen from the top professors and researchers of our country. i am pleased and proud to be the representative of my country, iran in a prestigious international position. tehran times: 69 iranian universities and best global universities ranking by us news. the 2024-2025 edition of the best global universities rankings has been included 69 irani universities up from 52. in 2023 among the world's 2,250 top universities. these institutions from 104 countries have been ranked based on 13 indicators that measure their academic research performance and their global and regional reputation, which helps students to explore the hig

. >> kumasi kumasi gave it to me. >> it is a that's like your whole set. >> well, it's just one piece. it's a cast iron skillet. okay. and you could get it with a butterfly. you could get it with dolly's image on the back of it. it's pretty incredible. >> oh, wow. yeah. and do you use it often? >> i recommend it, yeah. >> i mean, it's like it's a quality piece. >> yeah. and do you, is that where you bake your stove top stuffing? i and see. >> do you see what's happening here? >> connecting all the dots. >> do you see the way she does this? >> yes, yes, she's taking notes. you know what? >> now that you've given me that idea, can you imagine? >> thanksgiving is coming up. >> yeah. can you imagine? >> i mean, how pretty. and then you're just taking a bite out of the actual pan. and there's dolly's face. >> there's her face. >> that is a happy thanksgiving. after. >> after consuming a lot of sodium and a little bit of bread. >> dolly's face. okay. worth it. yeah. >> well, anytime dolly is on the show, i'm there. so that's all you need to say? ginger, we will see you at seven. better in a

good morning. >> hey there kumasi, good morning to you.onal attacks. partizan divide, a pledge for unity and a bizarre perpetuation of false claims about haitian migrants eating pets. fact checked on the spot. the backdrop. the national constitution center, as these candidates battle for their spot in history. it started with a handshake. >> kamala harris, let's have a good debate. you see, you have fun. >> a brief moment of diplomacy between vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump. before the gloves came off tonight. >> you're going to hear from the same old, tired playbook, a bunch of lies, grievances and name calling. >> she's a marxist. everybody knows she's a marxist. >> the economic pitch to voters led the debates. harris leaning into her middle class roots. >> my plan is to give a $50,000 tax deduction to start up small businesses, knowing they are part of the backbone of america's economy. >> trump, doubling down on his tariff plan, which economists say would be a tax on americans and pinning inflation on har

earlier today, abc seven news anchor kumasi aaron spoke to them about the change. >> this has been seamless and i hope america feels the same way because the only difference is he's a different person. but it's the same game, you know? >> this is the show that you love. this is the game is not changing. we're going to play the game the same way we've been playing it for so many years. this premiere week, there are some surprises. >> ooh. so what are those surprises? you have to tune in and watch right here on abc seven. so here's a look at tonight's primetime lineup for you. our coverage of the presidential debate, hosted by abc news, begins at five. then you can catch a new episode of jeopardy! at eight, followed by ryan and vanna on wheel of fortune at 830. and don't forget to join us for a full wrap up of the debate and local reaction on >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air from philadelphia. vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump meeting face-to-face for the first time ever,

but also because my former co-ancho, kumasi aaron may she rest. she's not dead. she just doesn't work here anymore. >> i was like, she's fine, she's fine, she's fine. >> just to clear the air. it's fine. >> she's just. she's literally resting her body after five years of trauma on the morning shift. >> i believe gotcha. i believe that when she came for nabj in chicago last month, that you gave her, like, almost a private tour of wls, where you work most of the time. >> yeah. she she got she got the grand tour of the space station. >> i showed her where to get the best popcorn and deep dish in town and, and then, you know, thank goodness she's still with us. but at least if she wasn't, then she had a good time in chicago. >> that's right. and, you know, you want to go out having a good time in chicago? >> absolutely. no. you do architectural tours? yeah. >> you do the tours and then you go to glory. >> and, greg, we've promised you a tour when you come visit us here at kgo. >> yeah. >> you're welcome to come here. >> i would absolutely love it. i'll take you up on

. >> i know, as i said, the pre-teens, you and kumasi still dealing with it. pre-teen phone soon. >> okay. >> it's doing all right. >> it shows the moon. now, i don't know why i didn't ask it to do this. just happened, like, two weeks ago. and now i just feel like, well, i guess my personality is the moon now. >> i'm not, like, not particularly interested in this as my image, not astronomy. >> okay, if that's what if that's what the pre-teen wants, that's what it'll get. because you're about to die. you're about to go to glory. >> no, it'll be recycled. >> someone else will maybe get to. will it inherit? it's going to the farm. it's going to be. it's going to a farm with those bulls where my rabbits went as a kid. >> yeah. no, it's more. >> let's go to the tam cam. a live look outside. just some real patchy cloud cover out there. we're in store for just a hot afternoon, so prepare for it to feel like summer today and tomorrow. we have heat advisories in effect. then for one day, the middle of the week on wednesday. it is sharply cooler around here. more fall l