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t t will pay dividends later. this woman says bart's timing is bad. >> it's a busy weekend to choose this. i don't know that it was the best time for this. >> and there will be fewer bart police officers to handle any crowds this weekend because bart has suspended mandatory overtime that's been in place for the last three weeks after a stacking death in july. they've been forced to work 10-hour shifts six days a week. it hack busy night for lawmakers who are working to pass or kill the final bills of this session before midnight. the most controversial is senate bill 901 which would allow power companies to pass the cost of the 2017 wildfires on to you, the customers. some said it would increase bills. supporters say it would keep our state's largest utility health iland functional. the legislation sets new standards for fire prevention and changes forest management as well. wr lawmakers aproved a bill to extend net neutrality in california. it would prevent internet service providers from blocking or slowing down websites or charming for higher speed. another bill would ban smoking. le and one would provide oversight for the power grids did not go to a vote. discussions will continue next year. moving on now. a sendoff fit for>> reporter: in detroit today. it was the final goodbye for aretha franklin, the reynolds air queen of soul. zachary quiche was there for the big celebration. >> reporter: atha franklin's music formed deep connections with people across the world. that was evident when people gathered to say thank you achbtd goodbye. ♪ ♪ >> queen of soul. queen of soul. >> a spiritual service and was oh, so soulful. ♪ ♪ >> they stood up and swayed to the clark sisters. if there was any doubt about this new generation and their love of aretha ariana grand answered that ♪ you make me feel >> among the guest and speakers, bishop td jaks. -- jakes. >> former president bill clinton paying tribute to the queen of soul. >> she took this massive talent and decided to be the composer of her own life song. what a song it turned out to be. >> aretha franklin was nominated for 44 grammys, taking home 18 of the awards. >> you're going to be one of the featured voices in the choir of angels because you'd have to be. >> aretha passed away august 16th at the age of 76. she sfood for justice she stood for people. today they shoot stood for her. zachary keach, abc news. detroit. >> thousands liejd up to say goodbye to senator john mccain. his body lies in state in the capitol rotunda, a rare honor signifying mccain's service to the country. president trump was requested to stay away by the family. senator abc news will have live coverage of the memorial in washington beginning at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow right here on abc 7. we plan to stream the service live. so that you can watch it wherever you are. >> new details tonight in the devastating head on crash between a greyhound bus and a big rig in new mexico. the death toll stands at eight. the truck is from jag transportation out of fresno. it was traveling on interstate 40 when it blew a entire, hitting a bus with devastating consequences as you can see. 40 people were transported to nearby hospitals. more to come here. scary moments at an east bay gas station. several cars do up in flames early this morning. we'll have the story. air dropped hoops. see the photographers that got a mother and daughter booted off a flight. and why firefighters hat to neat plane when it got here. >> >>> in the east bay fire investigators are trying to find out what sparked a four car fire at a gas station, really intense situation. it happened in a san leandro at 4:po this morning at washington avenue and castro street. obviously very dangerous situation, but the almeida coup fire department got the flames out. no one was hurt. thank goodness. and oakland to hawaii flight had to get emergency clearance for priority landing after a can of pepper spray went off on the plane. it was the second disturbances on the same flight. >> reporter: when flight 23 landed from oakland, firefighters checked on the passengers who needed medical attention. >> all right. so anybody who's affected by whatever may or may not be in the air, we're going to have you disembark. >> passengers in first class started choking and panicking. >> they were covering their faces with their shirts. somebody was like drop the masks, give us om air. >> reporter: passengers say 45 people were ordered to the back of the plane. >> the flight attendants were trying to make announcements but her eyes were tearing up. >> reporter: hawaiian airlines said the ode or came from a can of pepper spray brought on illegally by a passenger. authorities were questioning the passenger about the accidental canister discharge. the flight was delayed because some were frightened by this disturbing image moments before the takeoff. a teenager accidentally sent a photo featuring a child size man convince of cell phones of passengers. the teen and parents were ordered off the plane for an investigation. the two incidents are set to be related. . >> passenger we talked with said a baby was among those who could not breathe. knupp of the passengers was seriously hurt. people in one south bay community are furious after a beloved neighborhood mural is erased overnight without any explanation. the mural was painted more than 30 years ago in east san jose. our reporter has the story. >> reporter: when you can imagine it, painted on the wall behind me were faces of foreign faces in chicano history. just as a gray sky can hamper anyone's day, people living here say it's a gray wall that disturbs them. >> gone. video posted to the proud toeb east san jose facebook page showed the detail. >> our history was on this wall. >> reporter: he points to the state law that requires property owners to notify artists before paipting over work. that did not happen. the previous property owner signed over ownership tuesday. it was painted over by wednesday. when it was completed in 1985 it brought the muralist more that recognition from just the community. the woman who commissioned jose ended up his bride. >> we had this joke about pay for my life. >> priceless memories that will outlast a coat of paint. muralist jose. [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: a mural is labor, let's say, for the community by the community. >> reporter: in san jose, abc news 7. >> let's move to the forecast with the long holiday weekend. sandy patel is here. looking pretty good, sandy. >> absolutely it is. dan. i am want to show you how pretty it looked after the sun went down from our camera. you saw fog rolling in above the high thin wispy clouds. added a little color to the air there for the reddish hughes. a little smoke coming into the bay area today which is why an advisor is up through labor day due to the smoke from the fires. good air quality tomorrow. sunday, monday, moderate quality air for all areas. a few patches of fog around the doughs and the east bay right now. temperatures in the activity and 60s. today was warmer for many parts of the bay area, getting up into the upper 80s midland, mid 60s coast and here's a look at santa cruz. in the mornings it will be in the 50s. good looking weather. not too hot. not too cold to enjoy the beach. it has been breezy this afternoon across parts of the bay area. the view is terrific. here's another equally view. visibility is good as we look towards sales force tower in san francisco. limited fog tomorrow morning. mild to warm for your week mpl it will feel like summer sunday and monday as we see the temperatures coming up into the 90s inhand. tomorrow morning you will see patchy fog around but because i'd so shallow, it will be on the deck. be careful if you are driving out of town. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. clear skies inland. in the south bay it's looking nice. 87 in san jose. sapt cruise, last gatos, 86 degrees on the peninsula, 76 degrees. 64 in pacifica. some fog will hang around. sun set district 64 degrees. in the north bay temperatures all the way from the 60s all the way to the 90s. cloverdale, 87. 81 vallejo. in the east bay, mild sunshine. you really can't ask for better weather than that. >> 76 fremont. you can get away with shorts tomorrow afternoon. live moore, pleasant on the, 85 degrees. the arts festival, mild conditions, temperatures in the 60s and 70s. we have the mill brae art and fine festival. it will be nice. morning fog, 50s, coming up into the 70s. download the app and plan your day. a lot like today, tomorrow. summer heat for labor day. 60s coast, not much change until the midweek time period when temperatures will drop back to the 80s. dan. >> with pg&e in the sierras. and i'm an arborist since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees in. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future. . >>> breaking news. state lawmakers just passed add bill that would allow power companies to pass the cost of the 2017 wildfires on to consumers. critics call it a bail out for pg & e. the bill heads to governor brown. he's expected to sign the bill. apple has officially revealed it's in the self driving car race by filing an accident report. the cupertino company filed thee report. a lexus suv was rear ended by a nissan leaf trying to moerge on to the expressway. it is the first collision that's been reported by apple. there were no injuries but both cars suffered damage. all right. on to sports. college football, stappford is back. >> yes. san jose started last night. cal's tomorrow. >>,000 time of year. >> it's a fun time of year. the cardinal hosted the aztecs and one . >>> sanford opened the season against san diego state. this season's expected to be another heisman winning year for bryce love. it was another senior who made a statement in this game. the cardinals started as the 13th ranked. but the offense struggled. pass picked off. look at trent irwin. he jarred it l keep the drive alive. that allowed this great 38-yard touchdown. look twhite side with great balance to keep it. stanford leads 9-7 at half. in the third quarter, costello going to that man again. white side, 16-7 now. third quarter, same two. they love this connection. this time it's an 80-yarder. three touchdowns, 226 yards on six receptions for white side. he also caught a conversion. he had 20 points by himself and the cardinals win. the season opener 21-10. the as are in a jump. they've lott three of their last four games against their division rivals. that's not great timing while fighting for a wild card spot. this guy is good to go. he has the best to learn from. just watch matt chap mapp. bottom of the first, his 22nd home run of the season. stephen piscotty has a five run shot. in the fourth, seattle's big hitter strikes back. robinson cano and nelson cruz 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t t aswell. this lasts for a couple hours. flood warning in effect for the next cou te hours for creeks and streams. watch for that. now, of course, all eyes on hurricane florence making its way towards the carolina coastline. waiting to see what happens here it just went through what we call an ey rawall replacement cycle. we could see strengthening in theext couple hours. we'll wait and see. current forecast at 120 miles per hour current winds, 120, comingonshore by friday morning, and into friday afternoon as a category this is going to be a major rainmaker in this area, but because it's further south, not so much for us. >> yeah. exactly. it continues to be good news here in our area overall, and, of course, the main ways we get informabout the hurricanes, about florence, is with the hurricane hunter. i want tohow you amazing video we have of this aircraft actually flying through florence getting the latest information, take a look at this. just unbelievable. and then, well, it's in the center of the. hurric in the eye wall. whenever i go to the school visits, i always read "inside a hurricane," and this is the real life thing, guys, look at how amazing that is. the stadium effect, doug. it.ove >> awesome. >> absolutely. >> heading back to the graphics now, take a lookalt the rai amounts from this storm system. i'm going to stop thistuhere, day, because that's really when we allow our rain chances u in the forecasil tuesday. after that, we dry out, but regardless, look how much rain is falling in the caroli.s from floren we're talking 25 inches in wilmington with higher amounts there, t9 inches in charlotte, and 10 in raleigh. ramounts this high, massive flooding, and up into our area, that is just a great number. you don't have tonomuch about weather, but 1.8 inches through tuesday night is good news. not a direct hit at all. the weekend is not a washout, but the remnants of the storm brings showers monday and tuesday, and, again, doug, showers out there on friday, and maybe into the weekend, and from orence, but it's definitely something we can manage, l, overal looking at a low impact from the event. >> yeah. you mentioned the ekend, everyone wondering about the red skins game there. i think the skin's game i fine, the home opener looking good friday is the best chance to see florence's rain, 40% chance saturday and 30% chance of afternoon showers sunday. and then monday and tuesday, tracking florence again moving back across our region with showers and thunderstorms before we dry out, and, boy, we have weather next week. we need it, guy, so wet for so long. a nice dry streak for a while. >> right. and no humidity either. nonef that swamp that we've been living in. >> i'm getting rid of it all. >> thank you. >> thank you, doug. >>> coming up, redskins prepare for theome opener, and w wh no idea on the star's going to be. >> terry is up next with why what if numbers tell only half the story? at t. rowe price, hundreds of our experts go beyond the numbers to examine investment opportunities firsthand. like a biote fm ir at ethinngeers a patient's own cells to fight cancer. this is strategic investing. because your investments deserve the full story. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. i put criminals in prison during the day i'm jennifer wexton, and as a prosecutor, and changed diapers at night. later, when i had a law practice, i volunteered to help moms collect child support. then, as state senator, i worked across party lines to target sexual offenders and take guns away from domestic abusers. in congress, i'll stand up to president trump. i approve this message because, like every working mom, what's ahead is as important as what's in the rearview mirror. >>> this is the xfinity sports desk. >> who do we need to look for on game da >>everyone. offense, defense. we're not sure who is going to be thestandout. we'll explain why. it's a good thing for the redskins because th

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