reggie? reggie: thank you. pellet on x covid has hit "dancing with the stars," but we know peloton instructor rigsby will continue after his dancing partner, cheryl berg, tested positive. this is very creative what they had to do. burke and rigsby made it through to the next round. the judges scored what you see here, one of the rehearsals, instead of an actual live performance. this was taken before burke tested positive peer she is now under a 10 day quarantine. cheryl burke: it is crazy because i did not think being fully vaccinated they was maybe not a cause ability, but it definitely is. everyone needs to be careful and don't take that for granted. reggie: actor martin & co. was the first one eliminated this season. at the top of the leader show, -- leaderboard, popstar? jojo next week will be britney spears-themed. "dancing with the stars" airs monday at 8:00 right here on abc 7. when we, the two of us are on dancing with the stars -- jobina: i'm listening. reggie: and it is britney spears week, what is t

reggie: yeah. kumasi: the avatars? reggie: i know.ently i watched on youtube the whitney hologram performance. it was not as horrifying as i expected it to be. for a second, i was kind of getting into it. kumasi: ok. reggie: by the end of the day lost me. i realized we need to leave whitney alone. kumasi: she is no longer with us. abba is with us. i don't care if they are 70, 80 or 90, if they can walk on the stage, i would rather see them. they could just sit there. reggie: me too. that is not a real concert. kumasi: that is something i can do at the house. reggie: exactly. but do go and check out this youtube video of the whitney. it really is good for about four minutes. kumasi: four minutes? [laughter] reggie: then you realize that is not whitney. kumasi: all right. reggie: it is a real up and down. a bay area county gave strict new covid guidance for kids in sports, and advice is not only for young people. kumasi: one family checking on the status of their home in the caldor fire by using a camera, sharing compassion when they go

reggie: and she still went to interview john kerry. : ginger i did. reggie: cinderella style. ginger: i had a backup outfit because i could not figure out what i wanted to wear . kumasi: you just see yourself tumbling down, i am just glad you are ok. ginger: we could do a whole segment on escalator danger so maybe that is coming your way soon on gma. reggie: i love your performance. what a life she leads. always great to see you. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ kumasi: lava is spewing from of okino in the canary islands, threatening some communities as it makes its way to the ocean. officials are trying to divert a 44 foot river of lava away from people. this opened up monday night after a 3.8 magnitude quake. it could last for months. reggie: is there an artist you especially want to see this fall? is it harry styles? apparently he is number one. >> ♪ it is a sign of the times ♪ ♪ reggie: luke hol number two in demand. the rolling stones come in third. pretty good. ku

reggie? reggie: heads up if you use bay wheels bike share, it is about to get more expensive. the price per minute will rise from $.15 to $.20 for members and 20 $.30 for nonmembers. kumasi: south lake tahoe says it is open for business. the evacuations in response to the caldor fire have been lifted and residents are going back to the area. if you are planning a trip there, be patient, because businesses have to restock and rehire staff. businesses hope people will return to the town soon. reggie: -- kumasi: the plans one bay area town has later tonight. reggie: and president biden pushing back against china. his first major foreign-policy counter to the power in beijing. kumasi: let's take a live reggie: a 14 month long investigation into the death of elijah mcclain uncovers serious problems with the aurora, color color department. the state attorney general's office says it examined more than 3 million internal records and found a pattern of racially biased policing, excessive force, and f

reggie: not at all. all of the jurassic parks, snorted to be seated for this one. mike: even if they change characters and go with chris pratt over what is his name over the original ones, it turns out the same. reggie: what is that guy's name. none of that matters because lord turn is the real star. mike: you can see the roof camera right above us -- because laura dern is the true star. mike: you can see the roof camera right above us. this weekend will be the coolest as that clouds roll in and bring widespread results. in morning with the slight chance. fire threat touch to ramp up sunday night. check out the temperatures. the warmest is 82. everyone around 72 to 78. 69 in san bruno. everyone around 70 to 75 degrees. along the coast, mid to mid 60's but not very breezy. mid to upper 60's for downtown and south san francisco. towards the north bank, a great afternoon for outdoor activities. 74 to 80 degrees met mid to upper 60's in richmond and berkeley. oakland southworth, 70 to 76. 80 in san ramon. he

reggie: now. kumasi: getaway. unless you have snacks. reggie: why do we need a robot dog? go down to your local shelter. good morning on september 23. kumasi: we want to start with a ofur forect with mike. mike: hi, everybody. friday eve. is the first full day of autumn on the calendar. you can see the marine layer is back, but it is very shallow. it is about 1000 feet pete -- 1000 feet. this will chase away and bring us a lot of sunshine before high clouds roll in. we have a little bit to talk about. you're waking up to cooler conditions this morning. 50's, but clouds are gone by this afternoon. 70's around the bay, 80's inland. thankfully, the high clouds will keep us from overheating too much as we reach 70 in san francisco and near 80 for the rest of the bay. cooler. i will see you and a bit with the 70 forecast. kumasi: this morning, students in oakland are gearing up for a big change in school. they will soon be required be vaccinated for cover 19 if they are eligible. school board made that decision in a meeting that lasted until early morning. amy: they didn't take

reggie: is it? mike: you do not want them all to be crying and negative, but in the end, you are laughing. kumasi: how long did it go on? ice cream. mike: maybe she parlayed it into something big. here we go, it is weather time. happy autumnal equinox. it is starting off with clear conditions and san jose. the highs taper and it will not feel like autumn but it will not be quite as hot as it was yesterday. once the cold front passes through we get on the backside and warm to hot breezes return tomorrow and some temperatures will warm to the levels that we had yesterday and it will be brief through friday and then next week it will feel like fall as we taper temperatures. here is the high pressure. look at the low crashing the party bringing the onshore breeze back and that is why temperatures are back in the 80's. los gatos, 89. san bruno, san mateo, 80's. mid 60's along the coast to near 70 in downtown south san francisco. northbay, temperatures in the mid to upper 60's and cloud cover along the co

reggie: stay off the sidewalks. mike: psa from reggie. personal experience, probably. [laughter] here is a look at san jose. partly cloudy. it is a canopy of high clouds. there will be smoke over top of us. there will be a canopy of smoke that will make and hazy. temperatures are cooler than yesterday but above average as you head away from the coast and day. it will be cooler tonight, better sleeping weather. it will start to bring in cleaner air. today, we will make it to 89 in morgan hill. 85 in san jose. peninsula, mid 70's to mid 80's. over at the coast, we are looking at temperatures around 65 degrees. 69 in downtown, 72 in south san francisco. the north bay, 86 to about 90. for the east bay, the breeze will keep us in the mid-70's around richmond and berkeley. oakland, opra low 80's. the a's are taking on the astros. get out there and support the a's. they are four games back in the wildcard. tonight, you can see cooler temperatures. everybody back in the 50's. seven day forecast, the most dramatic drop in temperatures will be inland. sunday will have our cleane

reggie? reggie: battling calif calif wildfires, calfire says a 16-member strike team has to quarantine after a covid-19 outbreak. an incident commander told seven news the team is sideline for two weeks. a larger outbreak could create staffing issues. meantime, a volunteer firefighter is in the hospital with second third degree burns on 20% of his body. richard garrity's colleagues set up this gofundme page. it is to help his wife and two-year-old sun -- son. he is expected to be in the hospital for at least a month. >> abc 7 news can help you take action by providing resources. you can find it on the homepage of our website. that is abc 7 news.com. >> paid for your paper tickets. cold hard cash coming your way if you have any of those paper tickets. part of some big-time september savings on most bay area transit. >> maybe you prefer an uber or left? >> some really nice news as far as our air quality. it is going to be as clean as it gets today. it will moderate as temperatures rise thursday

reggie: in tahoe, we have a red flag warning.as you can see right there, watch this cold front as it rolls through today. it does not bring much in the way of wet weather but does bring clean-air. there may be hazed tomorrow as we get northerly wind but we are for the most part with spare the air and the air quality advisories for a few days. a shot at the creek, drizzle making its way into this area. 52 pleasanton, 62 about 61 for the rest of us. this afternoon, temperatures well below average, 60's around the coast, the bay. 70's inland. best chance of wet weather during the day mainly up in the north bay. i will show you radar will become back. mid to upper 40's in the deepest north bay valleys. clear and cooler for most of us, low to mid 50's. this does not last long. you know this time of the year. the south bay, average high is 79. how about mid to upper 80's starting thursday? i will let coming up. sue: we start with a fatal accident in the reverse commute on eastbound 80 after l port -- after el portal. chp suggests you t

reggie: thanks.e exploration will reach new heights on one's they went for civilians -- new wednesday when four civilians take flight. jared isaac minnen is paying for the flight --jared isaacman will be paying for the flight. they have been training six months. >> the realization is setting in. i got the yes and it is that life-changing moment. something i have wanted my entire life. reggie: the rocket will launch from cape canaveral and the trip is supposed to last three days. kumasi: the magic number for the san francisco giants is 1. if they beat the padres tonight at oracle park, the team can clinch a postseason birth with a 93 and 50. the team has not been -- has been seen in postseason play in the last four years. reggie: exciting. kumasi: that is exciting. i am claiming it. reggie: that is baseball, right? kumasi: that is the baseball. reggie: i'm ready. [laughter] kumasi: the seven things you need to know today. need to know today. reggie: live look dear ms, from day one you've tried to defi

reggie? reggie: "good morning america" is coming up after abc 7 mornings.ina: michael strahan has a look at what's ahead. michael: rate to be with you both this morning. coming up, the vaccine mandate showdowns. a federal appeals court clearing the way to require all new york city public school employees to get vaccinated, while some united airlines workers are suing the company. we also have the latest on the conviction of singer r kelly. how long could he be behind bars? we will talk to one of his accusers and the woman behind the documentary "surviving r. kelly," which shown a spotlight on the case. and we have an interview with former president obama, on everything from what's happening in washington right now to the border. this comes as he plans to break ground on his presidential center on the southside of chicago. and we will hear from the first couple booted from the ballroom on "dancing with the stars," and on "dancing with the stars," and deals and steals isd talking] at kaiser permanente, your entire care team is connected, so even a routine app

reggie: thank you. large portions of kings canyon national park is closed as a wildfire has grown to 21,000 acres. the lightning sparked wildfire has been burning for eight days. flames have now reached the edge of the forest in a sequoia national park. thank fully, the world's largest tree has not seen any flames and has been protected from the growing fire. it is still 0% contained. kumasi: new this morning, visors -- pfizer says its vaccine is safe for children five years old to 11 years old. >> we should note that this has not been peer-reviewed yet. pfizer says the vaccine is safe and it showed robust neutralizing antibody responses in kids. pfizer points to submit its data to the fda and other agencies as soon as possible so it can get emergency use authorization for this age group. visors latest trial involved about 2200 kids. researchers gave each per to spend two doses of the vaccine three weeks apart. doses for young's -- for young kids are smaller for those than ages 12 and up. it has 12 micr

reggie, what are you doing. reggie: there is a lot going on for me this weekend and none of it makes sense. my husband's family is here so we will be playing tour guide. it is also my friend's first time as a pastor in front of his congregation in person. i think i will be going to church and it is folsom weekend. jobina: that is a combo. reggie: we will be praying for you all. [laughter] jobina: i love it. kumasi: i am soliciting my friend's birthday so we are going to go to the beach, relaxing, and get massages. reggie: i'm so excited for you. you deserve it. jobina: -- mike: i'm i'm i'm dinner with friends both nights and i think we will do some winetasting. let's talk about which day will be better as we head out. we will check on on on on on onn it is taking time to show us the sunrise this morning, low clouds filling in most areas. mount diablo, you are closest to that smoke. those are not clouds. that is why we are under the air quality advisory today. that is what the temperatures do this weekend, summer

reggie: we have that around here. kumasi: ok. reggie: i am not inviting them.s you need to know today. reggie: if you have your phone handy, here's what you can do. this qr code, put your phone up like you are ordering food from an outdoor restaurant and it will pop up the wildfire tracker which is exclusive to abc 7 news . it shows you air quality, where fires are currently burning and it pops up right on your phone. california, did you know our homes share power? but when we try to stay cool in a heat wave our supply is pushed to the limit. but you have the power to keep us up and running! “i do?” yup, we all do! with flex alerts. they notify us when to shift our energy use if our power supply is stretched. so from pre-cooling our homes, to using less energy from 4-9pm, together, let's flex our power to save our power. sign up for flex alerts today. this couple is working hard on our state's recovery. you see, they live in california and keeping their vacation in california supports our small businesses and communities. which means that beautiful baby gherkin

reggie: same. that was me all last week. i was laying on the beach. mike: i'm watching the whole series of friday night lights or the third time. is that a productive way -- no. but leave me alone. reggie: did it make you happy? mike: yes. reggie: so, there you go. we solved it. mike: we did. let's talk about the accuweather highlights. the warmest afternoons, today and tomorrow. if you have been running the air conditioner over the weekend, you are going to have to keep doing that. a slight chance of showers saturday. something we will keep an eye on. something else to keep an eye on, it could be our first relevant offshore wind event early next week the fire risk is rising. as we get closer to both events, we will definitely give you more details. here is a look from 880 at the coliseum. we are starting off pretty clear this morning. we are going to have a touch of haze today. 83 in milpitas. 92 in morgan hill. for the peninsula, widespread. just a few clouds, a lot of sunshine along the coast. n

reggie: i hope it goes well.to the bay area as part of the olympic gold medalist gold over america tour. that stands for g.o.a.t. she is talking about what fans can expect. >> we have some of the top-tier gymnasts in the world as well as dancers and it is more like a pop concert and gymnastics show with a lot of led lights and a lot of music. it be a lot of fun. reggie: the gold over america tour make two stops in the bay area at sap center in the 26th and then the chase center on the 28th. coming up at 7:00, simone biles has a surprise for one of her youngest fans. find out what it is. kumasi: the subtle girl is so cute. reggie: that little girl should be had -- should be on the red carpet. kumasi: she is on theme. reggie: she probably will be next year. mike: the truth is that simone will bring that 98 pound dress. it might go with the lasers and other stuff. kumasi: how will she flip with that on? reggie: it could be a reveal. mike: she just walks out with it, sheds it and does what she does. kumasi: you are r

reggie: move over, murder pardon. -- hornet. jobina: new video from overnight shows firefighters as they continue to just leave fight tg. this is a long highway 50. reggie: governor newsom is expected to visit the caldor fire area today. this fire is the state top priority. jobina: pfizer is testing an oral medication to treat covid-19 symptoms. reggie: starting today, all sonoma county emergency workers must be vaccinated for submit to weekly covid testing. county health officials extended the order four weeks ago. mike: if you want to touch -- if you want a touch of fall in the forecast, you've got it. >> we are following yourourouror wednesday morning commute at the bay bridge. things are flowing very nicely. jobina: san jose's christmas in the park returned this year with two options. the event -- tickets go on sale this morning for the drive-thru. reggie: there is a new pest threatening agricultural crops and trees. it is called the spotted lantern flight. -- fly. >> if you see them, >> officials worn these past are wreakin

reggie: very interesting.vernight, her father released a statement through his lawyer says, in part, quote, respectfully, the court was wrong. to suspend mr. spears. the stranger in his place to manage bernie's estate. an extended conservatorship britney begged the court to terminate earlier this summer. kumasi: now for the morning a money report. sending letters to snail mail gets even slower starting tomorrow, the postal service adopted a new policy that is expected to delay delivery times. one to three day delivery is now going to take up to five days. it only impacts first-class mail, not package deliveries. some of post offices are going to see reduced hours. missing.ny smallusinesses cannoe their products to customers and people are getting hit with late fees for bill payments that did not arrive on time because of mail delivery delays. kumasi: even more changes are coming for it starting sunday, it will cost more to send commercial and retail packages. the postmaster general says the changes will save b

if you missed them, reggie was there. reggie: i was. some of the pictures make it look like it wasn't busy, but it was. broadway shows it just came back this month and the tony awards celebrated the long-awaited return. will ganz in report with the big winners. will: after two and a half years , the tony awards back to celebrate the return of live theater. ♪ and the best of the season before the shutdown. ♪ adrian worn winning -- adrian warren winning for betrayal of aretha. it was an odd show.w.w. best actor, the only one nominated. as for the biggest award, best musical -- >> the tony award goes to moulin rouge. ♪ will: like every great awards show, touching tributes, surprise appearances -- >> that is huge. will: and in a night of showstopping duets, to broadway giants returning to sing. ♪ will: moulin rouge d rouge d rod with 10 awards. 64 days to the day, she made her broadway debut as anita in west side story. will ganz, abc news, new york. jobina: did you watch? reggie: i did not watch because i was at the after mentioned -- a fo

reggie: i loved it. at first i wasn't sure how how outfits made sense together but then i kind of got it. i don't know anything about fashion. this is just me interpreting it. it was the american theme. it looked like he was wrapped up in grandma's blanket. mike: a quilt maybe. reggie: watching some netflix. kumasi: i love a good blanket because i get cold. i felt comforted. reggie: did she herear what she said when she asked -- she said this makes sense to me. mike: i had a couple thoughts. simone biles, does she even weigh 9ds? t. : thing that floored me was haley steinfeld. if you look at the transformation she went through, it was completely different. check it out on twitter. reggie: mike, who are you today? kumasi: this is birthday mike. reggie: i like it. i like this for you. mike: we will see if we can do more. let's move on. about 5:20, looking at the tower on the left side of your screen. that is some of the fog i was talking about that is trying to roll in from the coast and it will continue t

reggie: good morning. you are watching abc seven mornings live on abc seven, hulu live, and wherever you stream. mike: good morning. it is for joining us at 5:00. the cloud cover is a little lower to the ground to we will keep an ion the coast and the north to see if any fog develops. the low clouds are hugging the ground more than yesterday. at 7:00 52 to 59 degrees, so all of us are in the look how much faster we get sunshine today. that means 60's for the bay and 70's inland. this afternoon at 4:00 we are in the 60's along the coast in san francisco and 70's around the bay, upper 70's in the south bay and the north bay. mid to upper 80's inland. this evening it will cool quickly into the 60's and 70's by 7:00, 7:30. we also have a little issue with the air, but that will change this weekend. reggie: breaking news and daly city, the chp investigating a freeway shooting along 280. at one point officer shut down all southbound lanes at ease more avenue. you can see the suv with the windows shot out. everyo

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reggie: thank you. the party continued at republican larry elder's headquarters long after the race was called. in fact, there was zero reaction or announcement in the room when all of the major networks called the race. elder spoke to his supporters before 10:00 and his speech was less a concession and more a campaign speech. >> so, we have lost a battle but we are absolutely going to win the war. absolutely. reggie: sees a new political future for himself. he did not explicitly say he was going to run for governor next end of his speech he called himself a former radio host and told his supporters to stay tuned. kumasi: we are getting an idea of what voters were thinking when they cast their ballots. jobina is here with the results. jobina: governor newsom received positive results on his handling of the pandemic and a huge turnout advantage. 31 percent of voters called the pandemic the top issue. 80% of those supported keeping newsom in office. three out of 10 said that his control measures are too s

reggie? reggie: president biden approved a request for presidential emergency declaration. this will provide direct federal assistance to communities devastated by the fire. kumasi: in the north bay this morning, the firefighters are making sure no hotspots are flaring up after a grass fire in lorain county. it was reported after 2:00 yesterday afternoon in lucas valley near mountain lassa drive. the wind gusts quickly scorched 44 acres. residents were evacuated as flames burned homes. >> i heard fire sirens coming up the street, and i looked out the backyard and saw flames there. i grabbed my cats, and by that time, they were banging on my door to run out. >> did you think you would lose your home with flames about 10 years away? >> definitely -- 10 yards away? >> definitely. then the wind took it up the hill. kumasi: those evacuation orders were lifted. fire officials say some kind of machinery likely sparked it. my to notice during our fire coverage this qr code now shows on the bottom lef

reggie: latte artists. the magic creations the san francisco paris still uses -- comes up with using foam. mike: let's talk about this fire weather watch. it starts at 11:00 this morning and goes through 6:00 tomorrow evening. mainly for the areas in orange. but the napa county's most vulnerable because you receive the least amount of rain if any out of that storm. even a couple received in solano , that actually is helpful. also a red flag warning because the ingredients are right up there and the timing is a little bit off. let's start with humidity levels that are going to drop throughout the day. they will rise again tonight. guess what the fastest wins will be, tonight. as the wind subside, the humidity level drops, so those are not in conjunction and that's why hopefully we can over -- a verse being in a red flag warning. -- overt overt overt overt overt flag warning. 49 in mountain view. antioch is about 61 degrees. how about some clean air again today. the cleanest air moving forward in the seven-da

reggie? reggie: join abc 7 news at 11:00 to get more context on the numbers you just heard. the biggest factor, he said, was the handling of the pandemic, including mask and vaccine mandates, helped to save him in the end. >> the pandemic and his shutdown of the state that started the recall. his going to the french laundry at the height of the pandemic without a mask that ignited the recall. and in the last weeks it was the pandemic and his handling of it and his call for vaccines and mask mandates that turned the race around and put them on that. kumasi: we'll have complete recall coverage on our website. you can see election results broken down by county, expert analysis, and more, by going to abc7news.com. reggie: the deadly tragedy on the bark tracks. the agency exciting how a particular kind of dog leash played a part. kumasi: recovery in san francisco taking a big step today. more traffic, we have you covered everything you need to know. mike: i apologize, the walnut creek camera just dropped out. for the most part, our air quality is going to be healthy today, tomorr

: reggie: country.by petito a woman has come forward saying she picked up the boyfriend. kumasi: firefighters is your family ready for an emergency? you can prepare by mapping out two ways to escape your home creating a supply kit, and including your whole family in practice drills. for help creating an emergency plan, visit safetyactioncenter.pge.com a little preparation will make you and your family safer in an emergency. a week's worth of food and water, radio, flashlight batteries and first aid kit are a good start to learn more, visit safetyactioncenter.pge.com >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. kumasi: top stories not 6:00. fire danger putting pg&e on high alert. somehow close even seen with dangerous embers. this morning some customers waking up with no power after an already eventful weekend for pg&e. plus. >> he should be leading this charge and instead, he is not. >> my gut tells me. reggie: a grim discovery in grand teton national park. the c

reggie: the full moon is out.it's the harvest moon and it's a sign that summer is coming to an end. today is the last day of summer. the harvest moon is the last full moon of the season. this is what it looked like in san jose. it's beautiful. mike: the moon sets at 7:30 a.m. it is harder to see. let's take a look at what's going on. we do have a spare the air alert. part of it is the smoke you see, and from the south. also, the hot temperatures today. there is absolutely no clouds to be found. the marine layer is wiped out. autumn begins technically at 12:20. this is when the sun will be directly over the equator. summer heat again for thursday and friday, it will taper as we head into the weekend. today, 90-96 degrees. santa cruz is warm at 85 degrees. we've got 89 in midland park. just like that 79, 88 in downtown san francisco. 87 in south san francisco. we have mid-along the coast. we have clean conditions, blue skies with a tent of haze. 80's for hercules and richmond. everybody else, 90-93. we still have a

reggie: thank you. mike: my wife shops all year for christmas.ays that would make a great christmas gift. kumasi: that's how you do it. reggie: and she is organized. i would forget that i bought it. mike: that has happened. [laughter] oh by the way, i forgot to give you this. kumasi: the thing is you always have gifts when you need them. that is what my mom does. she's like let me see what i have. >> my wife does that with cards. i know i have a birthday or anniversary card somewhere. mike: it is cloudy right now. let's move forward and talk about what is going on with our forecast. we will show you those highlights. the first thing is today is going to be a lot like yesterday. at least as far as our cloud cover goes. we are going to see some afternoon sunshine inland, sooner than the bay. eventually, the coast will see pockets of sunshine. cooler than average. cooler than yesterday. clouds will come back cooler. light rain is more likely on sunday. here is your numbers. 75 in san jose. the warm spot on the peninsula, big surprise. redwood city i

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reggie: good morning.ve on abc seven, hulu live, and wherever you stream. mike: good morning. it is for joining us at 5:00. the cloud cover is a little lower to the ground to we will

reggie: democrats and republicans have agreed on a stopgap bill to keep the government funded through early december. that word from senate majority leader chuck schumer. a vote on bidens infrastructure measure is scheduled for today, just a little way from midnight government funding is supposed to expire. schumer says the bill will likely be signed into law before that deadline. hours earlier, president biden gave new meaning to the term closer with an appearance at the baseball gape or he was putting pressure on congress to pass the funding bill. >> the date for this game was set along time ago. no one imagined it would collide with this big milestone, but he

reggie: today could be a game changer for millions of americans.a booster shot. kumasi: another county roout a y activities. reggie: a rare earthquake rocks australia and one new steam -- news team's reaction. kumasi: mike is tracking what is in store for the first day of fall. reggie: good morning. you are watching abc 7 mornings, live on hulu live and wherever you stream. kumasi: it is we are to say the first day of fall because it was hot yesterday. mike: we have wild swings, and sometimes they are to the hot side. temperatures tumble just a little bit. happy a terminal equinox at 1220

reggie: now. kumasi: getaway. unless you have snacks. reggie: why do we need a robot dog?

the story is about a conversation he once had with riley and with reggie's son, eli. eli also serves in uniform. if anything ever happen to us to just know weg are doing what we love. but what riley mccullum loved it was protecting others. what riley mccullum loved was service. what riley mccullum loved was america. and as j jim told me, riley is standing guard tonight. at the gates of heaven. madam president, brian is a public hero. his name will always be held in honor throughout wyoming, for the half-million people we all think of riley, gigi and now the baby is part of our family. god comfort his family and may god continue to bless this great country to which riley mccullum gave his life. >> an out madam, i want to talk about the fall of afghanistan. it is the thing people in wyoming want to talk about prayer they want to talk about riley and they want to talk about what happened in afghanistan. over the last 20 years, nearly 2500 americans gave their lives in afghanistan. our mission in afghanistan was twofold. first to kill the terrorists who attacked us on 9/1

reggie aqui's spoke with the organizer. reggie: you had me at j. lo so once you say j.lo, i am in and i know there are lots of other people, but also j. lo. >> j. lo will be perform -- will be performing as part of citizens live -- global citizen live. it will be off the charts. reggie: there is a lot to tackle. your organization is trying to get a hand on so many things. it is hard to get to climate change and poverty without first going through the barrier that covid-19 has presented for itself, especially in parts of the world that have been challenged by just getting access to the vaccine. i know that's a huge part of this campaign. >> as many parts of the world, the u.s., european union, 50%, 60%, 70% are vaccinated. across sub-saharan africa, less than 4% had access to a single dose. that's why we need citizens across san francisco, across america, and around the world to take action to call on governments to ultimately ensure vaccine equity for everyone. we are not going to see covid in our rearview mirror anytime soon. reggie: when people are watching the bay ar

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reggie: mike is tracking a cool, hazy, and smoky conditions. abc seven, hulu live and wherever you stream. mike: good morning. thank you for joining us. let us look at what is going on at the exploratory. -- exploratorium. ere ittle bit of cloud he a loodrizzle's.

reggie: good morning. sue joins with a look at traffic. minute drive from hercules to the city. southbound 880 near tennyson, car blocking. marin county, south 101, a motorcycle down near st. vincent's. mike: we are cloudy and hazy. temperatures this afternoon cooler than average in the 60's and 70's. air quality alert continues tomorrow and it gets hotter and cleaner this weekend. our hottest three days will be the holiday weekend. reggie: coming up on gma, preparing your kids for school bus emergencies like being left on one alone as districts nationwide deal with a driver shortage. another update in 30 minutes. find us on man, look at that internet that doesn't miss a beat. that's cute, but my internet streams to my ride. ok chill, cause mine's so fast no one can catch me. sweet, but my internet gives me unlimited wireless with 5g. that's because you all have xfinity. whoa! internet and wireless so good, it keeps one-upping itself. get started with xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months with a 1 year agreement. plus, save up

reggie: good morning, jobina isi here with a look at your traffic.n mateo bridge. it will slow down once you make it into the western span and into the peninsula. antioch hercules, an hour and three minutes, and earlier this morning, some of you were aware that the metering lights were malfunctioning. that has been fixed. hi, mike. mike: on this thursday, temperatures falling below average, barely below 80 in antioch, livermore and fairfield. 60's toward the band out towards the coast. we have an air quality advisory for wildfire smoke, but our air will be mostly healthy. a minor warming trends tomorrow and then the coolest this week. a drizzle both mornings and some rain sunday in the north bay. reggie: up next, gold medal winning gymnast aly raisman is live, ♪ ♪ ♪ easy tools on the chase mobile app. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. this guy here is busy working on our state's recovery. you see he lives in california and by vacationing in california he's supporting our businesses and communities. which means every fruity skew

felt on my secretary walked into my governor's office and he said it looks like you have a note for reggie reagan and i said to her, there are machines that make it look like that and then she handed me the note and i realized it was a handwritten note from nancy reagan invited me to speak at the library of her husband, the man was my first vote for president when i was 18 years old november 4 of 1980. i spoke night on how american exceptionalism was and what was not. i don't intend to quote extensively from that speech, there would be cheating. get away what without writing a new won this time but what we need to stand for, what we mean to each other in the rest of the world, is, then first term pelvic and governor where america stood in the charge of where we are today did this and its american exceptionalism. our economy and our people for each other is for american exceptionalism and an example direct the world, it must be demonstrated, not just asserted. if it is, it will be seen and appreciated and ultimately emulated by others. they will then be more likely to follow our example and

after rylee's passing, a family friend in jackson, named reggie stone, told a story on facebook. the story is of a conversation that he had with rylee and his son eli. he said that they once said if anything ever happened to us, just know we were doing what we loved. but ry -- what rylee mccollum loved was protecting others. what rylee mccollum loved was service. what rylee mccollum loved was america. and as jim mccollum told me, he said rylee is standing guard tonight at the gates of heaven. madam president, rylee mccollum is an american hero. his name will always be held in honor throughout wyoming where for the half million people of our state we all think of rylee and gigi, and the baby as part of our family. may god comfort his family and may god continue to bless this great country for which rylee mccollum gave his life. and now, madam president, i want to talk about the fall of afghanistan. it's the thing that people in wyoming want to talk about. they want to talk about rylee and they want to talk about what happened in afghanistan. over the last 20 years, nearly 2,500 am

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yeah, reggie. i put the sign up. choose wisely. choose wendy's. >> the u.s.y is remembering 5 sailors presumed dead now after their helicopter crashed off the coast of san diego. one of the sailors grew up near fresno and prepared for life in the navy right here in the bay area. kron four's jonathan mccall has his story. >> all american class act and leader all words, best to describe us navy. lieutenant bradley foster by those who know him best. they say the loss of this. 29 year-old is a big loss for them personally, but also a loss for america. >> and just a great loss for us here. god got to really them. he got brad the fresno area native and navy pilot. >> now among 5 sailors presumed dead by the u.s. navy after helicopter crash off the coast of san diego last tuesday. according to us, navy officials. the crash happened as the chopper was conducting routine flight operations off the flight deck of the aircraft carrier uss abraham lincoln. >> it's yet another reminder of the dangers. our men and women face every day. overseas. at sea. >> and here at home

yeah, reggie. i put the sign up. choose wisely. choose wendy's. >> 5.14 and take a look at this. the kill away. a volcano erupting on hawaii's big island. that looks like journey to the center of earth said us. >> while so the usgs first noticed a glow on the summits web cam and then they were able to confirm they noticed that, hey, i notice a glow. i want to know what that in the mouth. the kill away an eruption. sure enough. and here's some of the latest pictures. obviously. they have shut anything down just yet. but callaway is the state's most active volcano its last major eruption. you may remember, was back in 2018, more than 500 homes were destroyed as that lava slowly rolls its way down the hills and into people's backyards and ok and it is slow. the role is slow. yeah, that makes me feel that it is not like a title, like a tsunami like will wright in many cases people have plenty of time to get out of the way because think it's just like molasses it just moves down the hillside just covering and burning everything its path. yeah. like mount vesuvius, where you just you h

cancer, surf authoration allied force has been called a genocide with slobbered milosevic just to make reggie the justification but many thing, the real reason was yugoslavia is economic independence and refusal to join nato. lawyer gordon. catherine, you ever spent years researching documents that he said, corroborate, and nathan crimes committed in his homeland eco plan. you build us a bulk of control years that this is done on a senior course. i think it's as a dodge of the sky, and this is, of course you and you will see it. is that a really well that's the same ah, when the war. so treaty organization gone, the world had become unipolar, a pretty unfair dentist with the other scholars mission. i just kind of trust, you know, kind of devonshire over truck is 1st room where the all scholars shown compas critical by the way. so let me add a particular to here, the new, the awesome, this has a little bit better. i in autumn, 2000 the district court in bell grade has a case against those who gave orders for yugoslavia to be bombed. i do some pressing the creature holding the bill to call you