submarine precisely during its repair, what was the strike, the commander of the air forces , general tam tamkola olishchuk said what was this we must thank the ukrainian pilots, as he wrote the occupiers are storming, that is, there is a high probability that shadow storm missiles were used for the strikes on sevastopol, and when we talk about these storm missiles in relation to the enemy declared that they allegedly shot down 7 out of 10 cruise missiles, but this is easy to explain. because in fact, the launch of the storm is carried out together with false targets of the idm 160 type - these are actually such decoy missiles that we received from the americans, which are used in conjunction with cruise missiles by the shed curtain and which confuse the enemy's anti-aircraft defenses so that in any case we now have a unique such example due to the interaction of both the air force and the urban naval forces of our intelligence, we have provided such unique results regarding the destruction of enemy ships and we hope that this trend will continue. and further , we have a special officer , an

tam high and zach gilmore. tam high, art teacher and president of the mill valley fall arts festival board. thank you both for joining us today. thank you. okay. so who wants to tell us about the festival, its history, and what you love about it? >> i guess i'll start out. yeah. so the festival, like you said, has been around for 66 years here in mill valley. and i've the history is really close to me becauserew up here and have been part oft inome way for basically my entire life. and all about having showing art and bringing art the community and, and yeah, that's, i mean, in a nutshell,'d having a p t community to, to experience and interact with artists and in these videos that you provided, you know, we see beautiful paintings, we see puppetry. >> but zach, what are the different kinds of art that peop can experience there? >> so it's al rae. it's a juried so probably about, i think this year about 230 artists applied. and thenw have about 135 who are there and it ranges eere om woodworking to, like you say, painting to crafts fer arts, printmaking, pottery whole range of, of, of art. so it's really a full spectrum. >> wow. okay haven what kind of art do you practice? and i think you also did a little something for the festival, didn't you? >> yes, i got involved through my graphic design class and sophomore year, and it was an opportunity to submit our artwork for the festival to maybe be featured. and mine was chosen as a pamphlet that got sent out to artists who were interested in the festival. >> is this the one with the vw bug and the flowers? >> that was another piece i made for our for thames senior art show. and so poster. and then we had all the seniors display their art at the mill valley lumber yard. >> wow, this looks amazing. look when you were there, can you engage in the arts? actually, do you just admire or can you actually get your hands into stuff? if i guess i can take it in the sense that it. >> yeah. for kids, i think there's a lmore opportunity. there's actually, if i'm not mistaken, in moca, the i'm so sorry, the marin museum is doing an art, basically any with kids. also some artists do demonstrations and includingmysg demonstrations in my booth. >> that is so neat. can i just ask you, is there something special like haven? what do you think about just being in that environment? i mean, it's not just any festival. it's in the redwoods, basically in a beautiful forest. >> i think it's really special. i mean, it's everyone from the community getting together and we see lots of arts from like ceramics to even welding to painting, all getting together. and of course, it's a beautiful location under the redwoods in old mill park, you know. >> do you feel like the pandemic has brought out any additional value of art to you in your lives? >> um, i would say yeah. i mean, it just made me being inside allowed me to kind of self-reflect and make more art just because there wasn't a whole lot to do. >> all right? so tell us about. so sorry about that. the festival tell us is it free? do you just show up? do you need to pre register? >> well, it is not fr, unfortunately, but for adults and seniors there is tickets. you can still get pre-sale tickets at a discount right now on eventbrite or from our site. but for students, teachers and children are all free. >> that's awesome. and are these times 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. for both saturday and sunday? >> most definitely. we'll be there with bells on and no doubt there'll be food and drinks and things like that too. >> we will we have a full we have four different food vendors that have a selection of different things. >> and then food and drink as well. and then we also have merchandise of different things that include work by haven and other students this year that actually goes to the proceeds go to support the arts programs here at tam high as well. >> i know many of the artists and their works are local. why do you think mill valley in that area in general is such an artsy community? >> wow. do you you go for it. um, i would say it's i would say that just because we're all, especially wit. tam, think it kind of creates a sense ofndc create art really out of anything around here. h. mean, growing up here i'm a n artist, my parents moved here right before i was bor over, you know, 50 years nd because it was an artistmmuny tt immersed me in it, growing up. and i've been sort of blessed to be able to come and continue to teach the next generation. >> well, thank you so much, zach and haven, congratulations in advance on the mill valley fall arts festival. well, we do hope you'll check it out. and we'll take a short break and your hairline. or that thing where your knee just gives out for no reason. but... you can choose your doctor who will care for all the things you didn't choose. kaiser permanente for all that is yo

even starting to see some here at mount tam our mount tam cam hanging on to a few clouds out there. >> but the sunny skies will be returning across the bay today. expect a breezy afternoon, though. it's going to kick up a little bit. i'll show you that in just a second. more sunshine tomorrow. temperatures warming couple of degrees and then looking ahead, the only thing i'm really keeping an eye on right now is that we have a very slight chance of some offshore wind as we get into the weekend. so let's talk about how that happens. it's not really locked in yet, but it is a possibility and we are fire season. so we got to keep an eye on this right now. low pressure to the northwest. high pressure out in the pacific. what's going to happen over the next couple days? not a whole lot rate. nothing moving to dramatically. but as we start to get into the weekend, notice this low pressure will start to drop to the south on friday. and that kind of sets us up for a little bit of a wind greedy and here between high pressure and low pressure, they can drive a little offshore wind. some call it

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tam. so areas of fog sunny today and tomorrow looking at the breezy cooler weather in our upper elevations . mount diablo, mount tam, 6.28. relative humidity here. mount tame bit higher here due to the low cloud deck. but those upper level winds really drying out the atmosphere. beach hazard statement right here for santa cruz from that large southerly swell. so the rip currents concern as well as the surf. so be careful if you're headed to the beaches. the fog really getting wiped out quickly all throughout the bay area today. just a little bit down by pescadero. otherwise it comes back in full force for your monday. but afternoon highs just as pleasant right around average so in the south bay today look for that low 80s again around the santa clara valley 80 redwood city maybe a few degrees cooler. you've got that fog lingering throughout the morning hours, 71 downtown, 86 in nevada with our east bay in the mid 70s to the upper 80s and near 90 inland. the accuweather seven day forecast our cooling trend tuesday and then settling into a nice pattern. so it's just been really pretty out there. i think . >> yeah nice summer weather 90 day tomorrow. yep we'

tam. look at the mount tam cam, everybody. i love that. it's so green there. you know, one of the reasons is that we get that marine layer and every day and that fog provides a little moisture. it helps us retain some of that as we go through. >> our dry season that we're in right now. so that's a good 80 degrees in san jose, 60 out of half moon bay. look at that time. rhyming 70 in are in the 80's in the inner east bay. but i tell you, i've been watching the north day and they have been struggling to get to 80 degrees roads right now sitting at 79, same story in nevado today. the highs were limited because we had that marine layer sticking around this morning. so we're 60's on the coast. 70's around the bay. >> and any 80's, if there were, if you are in our east bay today. so as far as the fan forecast today was, do even need the fan rate may be, but you can open the windows probably about right now and start to get some of the cooler air in. >> that's been the story because high pressure is kind of stayed away from us now it is going to nudge towards us. but

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airbnb is a company that's really kind of created the tam, or expanded the tam, total adjustable marketue places to stay. and it made it a lot more easier for all of us to become hosts, if we will, although there's still more work to be done there, i think for airbnb, but i am surprised that this is a head wind, that you see fewer people wanting to stay in alternative accommodations versus a traditional hotel. for airbnb to really be bullish on that, on the stock, you have to kind of believe that that trend will start reversing now, and will start rising again. >> we were talking earlier about, you know, today happens to be the first day of restrictions in new york city against certain types of airbnb stays. a little bit of a tightening of conditions there. does that reflect a broader backlash? do you think that's going to be a concern for the company? >> yeah, it's a concern. it has been for quite some time. it's been our call that the majority of those regulatory issues have kind of been solved now. this has been kind of city by city municipality by municipality, debates, negotiations

tam. and if you went for a hike today on mount tam. >> this would be your views today. it is gorgeous. usually we see a little bit of marine layer kind of hanging out, but not today today. just really nice blue skies all across the bay area. you can see temperatures across the state are looking pretty good about 75 in santa barbara. 78 yell a little warmer in fresno at 91 degrees. sacramento coming in at about 89. there's the blue is talking about the golden gate bridge. another spot that we tend to get a kind of socked in with fog from time. to time. but today, it's just gorgeous. you can see we highest numbers out there. low 80's in livermore, concord right now, san jose sitting at 80 degrees as well. 70's around a lot of the bay wind has been picking up a little bit. we had a bit of a delta breeze going you can fairfield about 60 miles per hour we're going to get that kind of on-shore flow. continuing to keep us cool and bringing a little bit of marine layer. but right now we don't have anything dramatic because we've got low pressure here. we've got high pressure way over there and

so we're now going to the news bulletin with tam . bulletin with tam. >> martin, thanks very much.ews this half houn some breaking news this half hour. over 1000 people have died and another 1204 have been injured as rescue teams dig through the rubble after an earthquake in morocco. cctv has captured the moment when the earthquake measuring 6.8 magnitude struck marrakesh . the magnitude struck marrakesh. the moroccan army has been dispatched to aid in the search and rescue in remote areas in the atlas mountains, the epicentre of the quake. foreign secretary james cleverly says the uk is supporting british nationals in the country . the nationals in the country. the prime minister says he's very pleased terror suspect daniel khalif has been arrested after escaping from hmp wandsworth on wednesday . rishi sunak also wednesday. rishi sunak also praised efforts by the police and the public in finding him. the former soldier who escaped from wandsworth prison on wednesday by strapping himself to the bottom of a food delivery van.the to the bottom of a food delivery van. the 21 year old

tam because you can see clouds clear across the bay from mt. tam. we're looking south. you can see the bay bridge, san francisco, it even you can even see these lights above the cities. i think those are the planes taking off from the airports. and we will have a mostly clear nights. i just want to show you how pretty that was overnight. not much fog, just maybe a little bit along the san mateo county coast. it's going to be sunny again tomorrow, but some temperatures will come down a degree or two. and then we're going to see breezier and cooler conditions on tuesday. and i'll show you that with the forecast animation. so you saw how clear it was. it's also very quiet and live doppler seven, no clouds, no moisture out there right now. temperatures in the 50s and 60s at this point. and it's a little bit milder in san jose where it's 65 and fairfield, we're even hanging on to 68 still in cloverdale, 66 in brentwood. cooler, though, in half moon bay, 55 degrees. so here's how it plays out. we start out midnight. not much cloud cover tomorrow morning. the clouds don't even move in. they stay along the coast, even away from the coast. but you can see it hits the san mateo county coastline. and then by lunchtime , still mostly sunny and then tomorrow night into tuesday morning is when the stronger, breezier conditions arrive and we'll see more widespread coverage tuesday. and that's why temperatures will also be coming down lows tonight. generally in the mid 50s to upper 50s around the bay, a little bit cooler in the north bay in the low 50s. and then tomorrow, plenty of sunshine. once again, we could hit near 90 and a few inland locations, but some spots will be near 88 like concord and livermore. really comfortable in san francisco, 70, but of course a little bit breezy and cooler in half. moon bay, 63 and it's going to be nice in napa at 84 degrees. san jose comfortable at 82. it's going to be warm with all that sunshine. so here's the accuweather seven day forecast. mild weather at the beaches but hot again inland and really nice around the bay in the mid 70s cooler and breezier. on tuesday we'll come down about 2 to 4 degrees for most locations and then slightly warmer wednesday into the weekend. we're actually closer to average and we have a fairly steady pattern of the morning fog. but then lots of sunshine and near average. and it's a great time in september in the bay area. >> yeah, those folks at dreamforce are really going to enjoy that. oh, yes. >> they lucked out. yes. >> thanks so much, francis. still ahead on abc7 news at 11. the nfl is back. and not only did the niners and raiders win, but it's the first nfl sunday in quite a while for this iconic raider bar. we'll explain next you're making the most of every hour of your life. except the hours that you're sleeping. so why do we leave so much untapped potential on the table? this is a next level bed, for a next level you. my circadian rhythm is kicking your circadian rhythms 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school raiders that come before and after the game. i heard the rumors. and it's just a tradition. a tradition that the ricky's have. and across the nation today, they hosted an outdoor tailgate with live music. >> just like raiders fans were used to for games at the old oakland coliseum. and in the end , the raiders scored the win. well, yes, nfl's back and it feels great and it doesn't get any better than san francisco 49 ers football. chris alvarez is here with a preview of sports. >> hey j.r. coming up in sports, it's so good to be back. the 49 ers. a tough road test in pittsburgh today and it's all red and gold and the steel city. brock and the boys making a statement the season opener sports is both simple and life-changing. what's not a choice? addiction to opioids like fentanyl. but even with opioid use disorder, you still have a choice. by choosing treatment, you choose family, your career and your life on your terms. choose change, california, and find medically proven 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later on the drive purdy to brandon aiyuk for the first score of the season seven of the niners. first time they've scored a touchdown on their season opening drive since 2014. 140 niners defense you expect them to be strong. pittsburgh back to pass down seven nothing mooney ward picking off kenny pickett right there for the defense did not allow a first down until less than a minute to go in the first half they were lights out aiyuk you expect him to have a big year. and bay, look at this catch his second touchdown of the first half 129 yards, two scores purdy threw for 220 and it's 20 nothing 49 ers in a hurry blow out city in pittsburgh early third quarter christian mccaffrey spin cycle there aiyuk a great block and then look at ray-ray mccloud hustle to get another block as mccaffrey weaves in and out of traffic into the end zone. he ran for 152 yards. that was 65 yards right there. made it 27 seven niners the faithful all they showed up in a big way on the road mccaffrey and lineman trent williams have the niners swinging 40 niners win 37 exactly how we wanted to come out. >> you know it was an emphasis on you know past seasons us coming out slow starts we knew that we needed to come in and set the tone right from the jump. >> everything was sort of clicking, you know, defense did their thing. we put a drive together and, you know, to cap it off like that, to start the season off, i was like, yeah, this is it's going to be good. >> we just have so many players and it's fun to watch. i do his thing and purdy shut some haters up so it's nice to be on a really good team. >> sunday night. baseball giants trying to sweep the rockies and that is how you celebrate getting a baseball in the stands. colorado took a three nothing lead early, but bottom three, thairo estrada ties it with a solo shot into the sun in center 12th of the year. it's a three all game and later in the inning runner on for mitch haniger and that ball is gone second homer in three games five three san francisco. and how about joc pederson with some insurance later on the pride of palo alto his 13th homer of the year giants win six three. now a game and a half out of the final wild card spot in the national league with cleveland coming to town for three, starting tomorrow. rubber match between the a's and rangers. bruce bochy squad currently out of a playoff spot after their hot start. bottom one former a marcus simeon down the line 23rd home run of the year goes off luis medina the rangers scored three runs in the first but oakland they bounced back scoring four unanswered and it's rookie lawrence butler who smashed a third josh smith can't handle it seth brown scores a's lead four three but the rangers score the final six runs there. simeon his second home run of the game, part of a four run sixth. and the a's lose nine four. it's their 99th loss of the year. abc seven sports sponsored by river rock casino jr. chris thank you so much. >> much more to come on abc seven news at 11. a bay area family in morocco know when disaster hits. the death toll from the earthquake now in the thousands and their sharing their story and an outright ban on carrying guns. the order from new mexico's governor that's now causing protests earthquake strikes morocco causing catastrophic damage and death. entire villages have been leveled. it is the worst seismic event in the north african country in decades. and the united states is pledging to help immediately. let's first get you the very latest on what we know tonight. the death toll stands at more than 2100 people killed as a result, the 6.8 magnitude quake which struck friday night. thousands more have been injured right now, many terrified moroccans are spending the night in the street, too afraid to return to their homes. the epicenter was not far from the popular tourist hub of marrakesh. historic sites there have been damaged. and tonight, us secretary of state antony blinken says it has been made very clear to morocco that the us is prepared to assist in any way it can. a bay area family was visiting morocco as the shaking began. tonight they're sharing a frightening story. they tell abc abc7 news reporter cornell bernard. the quake ready training. they learned growing up here helped to keep them calm. it's insanely beautiful. >> it's really an interesting mix of cultures. >> it was a dream moroccan vacation for my friends. the garnet hunter family from marin and san francisco. but their last day visiting marrakesh was truly unforgettable. this was the terrifying moment. the 6.8 magnitude quake struck morocco late friday night. >> it was the scariest earthquake i've ever lived through. christina garnet and daughter natalie say they feared their three story hotel would collapse. >> me and my mom are just looking at each other and then suddenly we're like, we got to run to the door because we've been training for this our whole lives. we're from san francisco. we've lived through earthquakes, and we know about earthquakes. but there's still a few seconds where you're like kind of in disbelief. >> many ran for safety from homes and restaurants. the epicenter, about 45 miles south of marrakesh, the heaviest damage in morocco's atlas mountains. the family capturing these images of quake debris in the old medina section of marrakesh. >> we evacuated after about 15, 20 minutes. our hosts made us leave and we walked to the main square where there were hundreds of people gathered. >> here's what they saw, patrick says. many people were in shock and there was fear of aftershocks. >> it's really difficult to hear about the damages that were done. >> the next morning we walked through town and the bakers chimney had fallen off and we had talked to him the night before and he was trying to get bread out to the community, trying to feed people. >> amid the tragedy and rising death toll, the family says there's hope and resilience. >> so it's just this amazing community spirit that really struck us. it was just it was wonderful. they were just going to keep going. >> the family has now traveled out of morocco, but hope to return soon. >> we just want to send a lot of love and support to the people of morocco. >> in san francisco, cornell, bernard, abc seven news, new mexico's governor is issuing a temporary emergency order suspending the right to carry guns in public in the town of albuquerque. >> protesters are now responding . the pro-second amendment rally was held in albuquerque today. governor michelle lujan grisham says she does expect legal challenges, but felt urgency to react to recent shootings, including the death of an 11 year old boy outside of a baseball stadium last week. >> other than a law enforcement officer or licensed security officer, she will possess a firearm either openly or concealed gun deaths are the leading cause of death for children. 1 to 19in new mexico for the next 30 days. >> in albuquerque, conceal an open carry of firearms is banned in most places. state police will be the ones to enforce the law, which amount to civil violations. progress is finally being made underground to rescue an american cave. researcher he's been trapped deep in a turkish cave since august 31st. a 40 year old mark dickey was on a mapping expedition with his girlfriend and he suddenly became ill with severe gastric pain while more than 3400ft below ground. as of tonight, he has been helped up to base camp at 2300ft below ground. at least 150 rescuers from multiple nations have been working to get him out. >> i'm not healed on the inside yet, so i need a lot of help to get out of here. >> they're now using explosives to bust open sections of the cave to safely rescue dickey, then pulling him up on a stretcher using rappel ropes. he is a well known name in the world of cave research. experts believe it could take at least another five days to bring him to the surface this week as the san francisco 49 ers were game planning against the pittsburgh steelers. niners great steve young was out helping some plan against someone else. he's helping coach a bay area high school team and not just any team. it's one that's making history. abc's seven news sports director larry beale has the story. yay >> it's a new era on the field at menlo school as girls are getting the opportunity to play flag football this year. but look closely. prowling the sideline line in a bucket hat is anxious father and 40 niners legend steve young two of the former quarterbacks daughters are following in his footsteps. this i never thought one of my daughters would come to me and ask me to teach him how to throw a football. >> it was super important for him to play. i loved that they wanted to, you know, my boys didn't really want to, and that's fine. >> one daughter, lila, is on the junior varsity team. she chose to wear number 23. summer is a senior and she opted to wear a more familiar number. her dad's number eight, but she chose to play wide receiver because, in her words, she likes to run. and as a quarterback and flag football, well, you can't do that. as for whose idea it was for the young sisters to play football, well, it didn't come from steve. this was all about the girls. >> 100. i've always wanted to do this. i was ecstatic when the news came out that it would be a sport. >> so what's it like to step on the field when your dad isn't all time great and looking over your shoulder? i was nervous at the beginning. >> i was nervous because i didn't want to let down my dad. maybe it was meant to be because when you listen to summer talk about playing the game, it conjures up memories of her father. >> steve was known for being fiery, and it sure sounds like that gene got passed on. >> i'm probably more competitive person than he is, which says a lot, but we like, we work well together. he pushes me and i can take it. >> as for steve, sounds like he's more than happy to be a girl dad and watch his daughters enjoy the moment. >> it's a joy to see them feel included in something that they've always loved and didn't have, didn't have an opportunity . >> the inclusion thing is real and it's super cool to watch that. >> larry beale, abc7 news. >> wonderful to see that out there. well still ahead on abc7 news at 11 plans ahead for the anniversary of nine over 11. the white house is remembering those who lost their lives in the terror attacks 22 years ago. the schedule and the new money coming to the memorial wall and after a clear night we'll have more sunshine in store for tomorrow's weather with temperatures warming up to near 90 for some inland neighborhoods . >> but at the beaches, it'll still be in the 60 all the complete accuweather seven providing materials to teach healthy habits. so they can kill 99.9% of viruses and bacteria. keeping kids together, here, at places like the lunch table. where they can share who they truly are. 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tam right here. you can see. >> all that sunshine. we're tapping into below mount tam clouds of the rest of us are in that blanket of cloud cover. the fog that is shrouding out a lot of the bay area. for most of us. it's low cloud cover sitting above bridge level. so a bridge level. you're doing fine, but you could run into some low visibility spots in our hills. temperatures currently in the 50's to 60's. definitely a cool start. don't forget the jackets venturing outside. you absolutely need those for the next couple of hours before an afternoon. that's not as hot as yesterday but still warm and lent with some 70's and 80's for most of our highs. i'll get to the rest of your forecast as we go getting a look at the roads and it was busier in sf today. but how about elsewhere, rain? all right, john, thanks for that. hey, if you are traveling this morning, maybe you're taking the san mateo bridge. >> a little slow out there. 31 minutes, 8.80, to 101 heading across towards the peninsula. not seen any accidents or has are still on the map. again, things are slow so factor that in dunbar bridge runs adjacent to that bridge. right now about 90 minutes, we had an accident about 6.20, minutes ago. they were able to clear that off of the bridge was right near the toll plaza in the air. still a pretty busy morning. was ever foward about 11 minutes. not seen major issues on bart. that's great. and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls about 31 minutes star. james, back to you. thank you. reyna 7.31. in oakland facials are talking about how to address the trouble. 9-1-1, system and they've been having issues. kron four's haaziq mod-yoon explains now how the city plans to fix it. >> more funding is on the way to improve. oakland's beleaguered dispatch system which has ongoing problems with technology. in addition to experiencing a dispatcher staffing shortage. oakland mayor sheng thao. i'm extremely happy to announce that thanks to additional revenues collected this year. we're able to direct an additional. >> 2.5 million dollars over the next 2 years to strengthen our 9-1-1 response revenue from the event held at the oakland coliseum is providing the source for the additional money to improve 9-1-1. response, the chair of the city council's public safety committee, rebecca kaplan, also chairs the board oakland, alameda county coliseum, joint powers authority. we're bringing forward proposals. >> to support 9-1-1, dispatch to make sure >> that they have the staffing and the technology and the support that they need, including support with recruitment. oakland city administration recently received notice from state regulators that in order to continue receiving fund the in the city's emergency communication that >> dispatch operators will need to comply with cal oes call response requirements. this effort will provide through a change order to an existing contract and accelerated. >> 6 month launch for the upgrade cat system. they're also hoping to feel 16 opened dispatcher job vacancies to help get those emergency calls sooner than later. >> and so if you are interested in being a dispatcher great plant paid job, please to reach out to us here in the city of oakland in oakland, haaziq kron. 4 >> it's 7.33, in richmond. family is inviting the public to a memorial for their son 9 years after he died in a police shooting richmond, richard petty perez, the 3rd was fatally shot by a richmond police officer during an altercation outside uncle sam's liquors on cutting boulevard. and that was september 14th, 2014 for the last 9 years. the press family has been advocating for changes in policing throughout the state of california. and the service is going to be at 6 o'clock. and tonight outside angele, sam's liquor. the family says that memorial is also intended to rally for a continuous police reforms. and they say it's a space for communal healing and reconciliation and they plan to expand their police accountability, advocacy efforts to other cities, including the late an antioch. >> well, 7.30, for the time. and another rally is set to take place in san francisco one month since the death of a four-year-old who was struck by a car while riding in a stroller with their parents walk sf and residents in the city plan to honor her life and are continuing to demand change from the city. a temporary memorial for the child will be built. rebuilt, really? it takes place at 4, 30 today at the intersection of 4th and king walk sf and residents have been pushing for city leaders to fix what they say are deadly intersections for pedestrians. former police officer turned serial killer anthony sowell. he has died of natural causes at san quentin state prison. the 79 year-old was convicted and sentenced to death back in 1986. for the brutal shooting and beating murders of 5 women and a man during a six-month period in 1983, the california department of corrections says he died on friday. sully served on the millbrae police force from 1967. to 1974. >> a former attorney for the city of santa clara has filed a lawsuit claiming the city fired him over a hush agreement with the owners of the san francisco forty-niners brian doyle says he was fired in retaliation for whistleblowing in the forty-niners 5 scandal. that's where 5 city council members are accused of having an ethical relationships with management of the forty-niners. the lawsuit says that doyle was fired in a deal to make team friendly decisions in exchange for millions of dollars in campaign support for the council members. doyle says this decision came after he refused to participate in a closed session meeting over legal concerns during his employment dulles as he helped lead several city actions to control the forty-niners management of levi stadium, a wrongful termination lawsuit was filed in santa clara county superior court 2 weeks ago. >> 7.36 and a group of anchor brewing company employees are closer to becoming. >> the owners and operators of the brewery that they love so much. they've been talking to investors and they have a go fund me account now for the iconic san francisco brewery with more than $90,000 raised so far after 127 years anchor brewing stopped production in july because of financial struggles and the unionized employees banded together at that time trying to purchase the brewery and save it from closing in, save their jobs and the process that money that was raised is going to help pay for their legal bills and all the organization they need to help in this effort. >> well, in the north bay, police now looking for this man who is suspected of sexually assaulting someone at sonoma state. take a good look. they released this sketch of the person that police say stands about 6 feet tall. he apparently assaulted somebody early sunday morning on september. 3rd, in tuscany village, which is a student residents. they're asking that if you recognize who this person is, that you give them a call. redwood city police meanwhile, have arrested a man for allegedly harassing a teenage girl at the caltrain station. it happened friday at about 4 o'clock in the afternoon at the station on james avenue, which is right next to the sequoia station shopping center. police say eric perry, redwood city grabbed a 16 year-old girl around the waist and made comments. this is the second time in less than a month, the child was harassed at that station. time now 7.37, antioch and pittsburg police officers facing corruption charges are due in court. >> this week, 6 are from antioch and 4 from pittsburgh. the district attorney's office says that they're going to be asked to enter a plea tomorrow and then preliminary hearings will follow for more than a year and a half. the antioch department has struggled with low staffing while the patrol officers have been charged and they've been on administrative leave. >> and he part of police officers who violated the public's trust that we can free up those positions and continue to hire. >> the city council suggested hiring retired cops to non-sworn police positions and that's going to be proposed at tonight's council meeting. >> 7.38 and the former oakland police chief anne kirkpatrick. it looks like she's going to be the next police chief in new orleans. kirkpatrick was appointed by oakland, mayor libby schaff as the city's first female police chief in oakland back in 2017. but then she was fired in 2020. and then later she filed a whistleblow r claim against the city saying that she was fired for calling out on ethical behavior by the civilian police commission that oversees the department. she ended up being paid 1.5 million dollars as part of that claim. the new orleans city council still needs to approve her nomination before she can begin. >> well, cal state university is set to vote on a possible tuition hike tomorrow, which could mean a tuition increase for the first time in a decade. students are speaking out against this potential increase. they're afraid they say that they will be able for going to college if it goes through. we've got sacked the weather with the story. >> cal state university students in a zoom conference monday taking aim at a new tuition hikes set for vote on wednesday. it is basically not possible to make enough money to live on campus while working campus. think that's just completely wrong. the proposed tuition increases include annual 6% bump through the 2028 29 academic year bringing tuition for that year to about $7,700 compared to roughly 5,750 students are currently raising. tuition does not just happen. you know, back you. >> there are social economic, political cultural considerations at play and having to ask our families for mormon just because csu did not foresee that cost. i you know, it's not counting on end. and that is what needs to be. >> csu officials say the tuition increases are necessary to cover a 1.5 billion dollar projected budget shortfall in unfunded operational costs. they say the 5 year increase proposed is expected to generate about 860 million dollars while the csu is largest revenue source. the state general fund will generate the remaining need. some students feel like they're being left to pick up the tab. you have far away from their mission of providing opportunity and they're moving toward behaving like a corporation and are playing and exploiting workers. the proposed tuition increase would be the first of its kind since the 2011, 2012 academic year. csu officials say roughly 280 million dollars of the 860 would go toward financial aid for students with the most need. but students say the university system which says it prides itself on equitable excellence and access should be relying less on the students money. every time i like he remember a minutes and talk about what if you the news you they use that phrase, economic and social mobility all the time. >> and yet every single decision that comes out of the chances office has the opposite effect. >> that was zach boetto reporting. again, the vote on this possible tuition increases set for tomorrow. we'll let you know how it turns out 7.41. the time we're going to take a quick break. but when we come back, the forty-niners are still celebrating their win over the steelers. why the team's head coach says that is owed in large part to the performance of one particular player. >> 44 right now and we're checking on the weather for you trying to get a little through fog clouds this morning. it's a it's a grey start to tuesday. john, good morning. yeah, definitely different than yesterday morning when it was so nice and clear out there, much of a sunrise for most of us this morning, but that low gray that is scooting across the bay is contributing to what will be a slightly cooler feeling afternoon ahead of us. when skies do eventually clear out. so there's the plus to what might not be the chipper u.s. way to start your morning. your view outside east bay hills can't see much of anything yesterday was crystal clear. so what a change from yesterday's clear skies. high pressure ridge is staying out to our east. this dip in the jet stream centered well overhead, allowing some of that cooler ocean air to scoot inland. that's the sea breeze that we've got a bit breezy at the coastline. but that cool ocean air sweeping into the bay does moderate temperatures in london. that is going to keep us out of the 90's as we do clear things out later on today. tomorrow morning, we start with the gray yet again, kind of a repeat of today as we move into tomorrow. just a slightly warmer afternoon for your wednesday and thursday. today's daytime highs, noticeably cooler it 60's and 70's for the city 60's near the coastline and then 70's and 80's at or very warmest elsewhere. these numbers are pretty close to seasonal averages, palo alto and mountain view. 77 san jose right at 80 degrees while the east bay 70's to a tease for you. a word at 72 oakland and san leandro. you are right there as well. and some mid 80's for the stimulant. that is the warmest we're getting today now for wednesday and thursday. temperatures will briefly spike up near 90 degrees again before we dip back down into the mid to even low 80's come the weekend next week looking especially cool, barely making the low 80's inland and some 70's along the bay shore reyna. all right, john, thank you for that. well, we have disabled vehicle on the san mateo bridge. >> that's what's contributing to that slowing down there. 43 minutes. so i'm hoping they get that off the bridge fairly quickly. you can always hop on the dumbarton bridge, though, if that delay last for longer, then the next 30 to 40 minutes. 21 traveling into the city. no accidents there. at this time. the south bay, things are picking up there. 1, 0, 1, 65 minutes. last time we're still just touch. the 50 somethings jumped up 85 or 82 to 80, even to 37. good ways around that along 1, until that goes down 60 minutes over the east bay cilantro down in milpitas. and let's check on a look at that red crockett out towards the maze just under 15 minutes. all right. james, back to you. thanks. a lot is 76. and we all know what happened on sunday. the niners dominated the steelers in the first game of the season. yeah. team's head coach says it was in large part due to the work done by brandon aiyuk on the field. we've got sports director jason dumas with a look. >> there was a whole lot to be excited about after watching that niners beat down of the steelers on sunday. one of them being the play of the grand and it was surprising for say you for the pick by national pundits have a breakout season, but it was still great to see it all come to fruition. and be a finished with 8 catches for 129 yards kyle shanahan it all started with growing confidence from the left point came along with last year. and that. >> you know, that's the year when, you know, i think that's why he's in the wr team in receiving and he's carried into offseason and, you know, they know if you're going to get all those opportunities go into the game. you never know how it's going to play out. but he got 8 opportunities came down with ali the home. so the thing about the ready he came to play regardless. you see him on some of those run plays and stuff and for the beginning to the like down the run carries over to the pass game the past just a little more out of your control. but yesterday it all felt a woman. he was ready for the moment had a big time game. >> the giants fresh off a three-game sweep of the rockies, hosting the guardians. if we're going to extras in top of the 10th. andres jimenez. it's back up the middle. go ahead. run scores to death. giants had so fight bottom of the frame. one offer. blake sabol. the lines that one. jock peterson on his high horse. and just like that, we've got a brand new game now. the very next batter he's comes alive in the night time. late night lamonte wade comes through with the game winning hit sabal scores. giants walking off 5 to don't look they 4 games in a row. they got us lock back in. all righty. >> now the news, a's beat the astros that you look at sports. it's 7.48. and new this morning, california is renewing a partnership that allows nonprofits to help maintain our state parks. napa senator bill dodd proposed the senate bill to create and continue the partnership to improve the parks. it was going expire in 2 years under the existing law which now stays the nonprofits can partner with the state to improve maintain and even operate. state parks. senator dodd says that this partnership needs to continue help the parks open during the 2011 recession. >> well, for your health this morning, the little things that bring you, joy, like drinking a cup of coffee or listening to some music could actually improve your brain power. researchers at new york university created a brain monitoring tool called mind. watch and into tax moments of stress or when a person has mentally checked out for the day, i'd watch with a nudge. the person towards simpler tasks like listen to music and getting them into a better mental state while performing tasks and those who listen to music or had coffee did significantly better than those who didn't. all right. also happening today, the cdc is expected to release new guidelines for the covid-19 booster. that's coming out. the fda approved the shots last week. federal officials say the new pfizer and moderna covid shots will arrive alongside the seasonal flu vaccine. the guidelines will determine who gets the shots first as covid cases are beginning to rise. president biden announced plans to cover the cost of the new vaccine for those without insurance. and speaking of the flu shot, doctors say this year's flu vaccine is actually already saving lives in south america. the cdc says that the 2023 flu vaccine cut hospitalizations there in half across the whole continent. winter is almost over there. so they're rounding out their flu season. similar strains are beginning to circulate here in the u.s. and the data suggests that the shot is going to be pretty effective here as well. the cdc is encouraging adults and children as young as 6 months old to get the flu shot. now, if they can, the agency's new ad campaign says even if you do get the flu vaccine or the flu. this vaccine will limit your systems from, quote, wild to mild. >> 7.51. and you've got chores that you don't want to do. you're in luck because uber apparently is talking about expanding the on ride, sharing and food delivery and helping you do stuff around the house. they're looking at a new service for housework. according to bloomberg, uber and ears are calling this at this birch or and it would allow you to hire people through the app for various jobs. you would, of course, have to specify what task you think could be done. and also how long you might think it would take to do that when you want them to show up the app within 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tam. look at this, half of an inch of rain fell on mt. tam. already the last 12 hours.lley, richmond, more than a 10th of an inch of rain overnight in san francisco, closing in on a 10th of an inch. even oakland, three hundredths of an inch of wet weather. this storm is also churning up our ocean currents. so we are underneath a high surf advisory until 11 p.m. tonight. please be aware our wave heights are at 11 to 16ft, depending on where you are along the coastline. that is dangerous swimming and surfing conditions. some beach erosion is happening and also the rip currents are very strong. so you do want to stay out of the ocean water the next 24 hours. here's live. doppler seven over the past three hours, you can clearly see that front is crossing us right now. but look how the moisture is just really falling apart. we're expecting any of this rain to be out of here between 7 and 8 a.m. this morning. but it still creating some wet pavement as you go about your tuesday morning commute. here's future weather, 9 a.m. that moisture is out of here. we see sunshine break o

and you will notice from mount tam, san jose's a bit hazy, but exploratorium cameras showing you that sea breeze is bringing in some blue sky, fresher air from mount tam combination of the smoke and the low clouds. so we do have that spare the air alert extended through tomorrow as unhealthy air quality is still lingering so poor for

tam cam just as the sun set, you can see it just cascading in. and of course, tonight we have it with us. as you look at this cool view from mt. tam. so here's a look at your morning commute planner. if you are driving, use caution. there will be fog with reduced visibility, damp areas due to drizzle, murky skies. if you're taking the ferry and if you're walking a cool start. so you will need to bundle up right now on live doppler seven, we do have the fog and the low clouds, not just near the coast. it's already crossed the bay and well into santa rosa high pressure was in command of our weather today. brought us the warmth in our inland valleys. but that's fading as this area of low pressure is developing off the california coast. it's going to dominate the weather. so we are talking about a cooler weekend. anything but cooler. el nino advisory came out today from the climate prediction center. warmer than average sea surface temperatures continue near the equator. so el nino is still here. and here's what the prediction is greater than 95% chance that el nino continues through winter, which is january through march. the odds of

and you will notice from mount tam, san jose's a bit hazy, but exploratorium cameras showing you that sea breeze is bringing in some blue sky, fresher air from mount tam. you can certainly see the combination of the smoke and the low clouds. so we do have that spare the air alert extended through tomorrow as unhealthy air quality is still lingering so poor for today, moderate to poor tomorrow. and as we take a look at the air quality, the sensors right now will show you, most areas are in the yellow, which is moderate. it is poor for sensitive groups in the north bay and the east bay. and you will notice parts of the north bay starting to see green, which is good air quality, even if it is temporary. tsay so tonight we're going to keep that haze and smoke around this evening, continuing to see it just drifting in from time to time. tomorrow morning you may actually see another round that's a little more concentrated. so be prepared for that as the smoke settles down. and then tomorrow evening, it will still be with us as we head toward saturday, the wind starts to switch direction coming off the ocean, bringing that fresher air. but until then, the vi

tam cam just as the sun set, you can see it just cascading in. and of course, tonight we have it with us. as you look at this cool view from mt. tam.re's a look at your morning commute planner. if you are driving, use caution. there will be fog with reduced visibility, damp areas due to drizzle, murky skies. if you're taking the ferry and if you're walking a cool start. so you will need to bundle up right now on live doppler seven, we do have the fog and the low clouds, not just near the coast. it's already crossed the bay and well into santa rosa high pressure was in command of our weather today. brought us the warmth in our inland valleys. but that's fading as this area of low pressure is developing off the california coast. it's going to dominate the weather. so we are talking about a cooler weekend. anything but cooler. el nino advisory came out today from the climate prediction center. warmer than average sea surface temperatures continue near the equator. so el nino is still here. and here's what the prediction is greater than 95% chance that el nino continues through winter, which is january through march. the odds of a stro

tam where temperatures today will be climbing into the 80s here. so it's going to be getting warm. relative humidity on top of mt. tam, 21% right now, 25. mt. certainly dry in the upper elevations. and with that marine layer, really not holding in place, it's going to be a dry couple of days, 48in santa rosa, 46, nevada with 60 by the delta, 57 in concord and there is that dense fog, the golden gate bridge. nobody there this morning. we'll look at a chance of maybe a shower sneaking up as far south as the south bay from hollister, morgan hill. otherwise, it's sunny today and pretty warm out there with some low to mid 80s from san jose to los gatos. santa cruz will be in the upper 70s. so notice some of those clouds moving into the south bay 82 in redwood city. look for 76 in san mateo. so a few degrees warmer in spots today. upper 60s with some sun half moon bay pacifica. it's been a nice pattern at our beaches. 70 soquel's stinson, 86. in santa rosa with some low 70s from richmond to berkeley, 76 san leandro. you head inland . not too hot, but certainly on the warm to hot side, right? 85. san ramon 88. in livermore. so the accuweather seve

>> mean, jonathan van tam >> i mean, jonathan van tam going to for moderna mean, going to work for modernathing wrong this? something wrong with this? you're your experience. you're using your experience. yes. albeit in government. and then with that experience, obviously it makes you a candidate for interesting jobs. why not? >> it does. yeah. >> it does. yeah. >> it does. yeah. >> i just think people it's rest uneasily with them that they see people and this is how it's perceived . i'm not saying this perceived. i'm not saying this is how it actually works, but it's perceived that these people who gain this knowledge and experience public experience through public service this and then are , you service this and then are, you know, making money out of it and but, you know, if they're the right person for the then right person for the job, then why shouldn't they be employed? >> i there's also a >> i think there's also a revolving door thing, right? if george used to be the george eustice used to be the regulator be in regulator or used to be in charge of regulations for the industry he s

tam. and when are we talking about this? and this has always been one of my biggest problems with tesla, when it was a $50 billion tam.hink, again, the idea is they have -- and this is his words, an asimilarilar asymmetr advantage. they're crushing people left and right. some of the dynamics, when we're doing valuations that go out to 2030, but god forbid 2040, that's the problem here. so, look. he's a bright guy, he's been -- he's at times been very ahead of this trade and looked like the target was actually behind. >> i don't know, 78, 80 times earnings, something's in there for that already. you would think. i don't know, so, to me, this was just the collective data of all of their cars on the road that they've had for years, they talk about how many million miles they have, asimymmetric advantage they have. i believe that, but i just find this difficult to see also. but -- i missed the whole wagon. >>> meantime, adobe reporting thursday. increasing a.i. fervor around the stock. options traders are betting the hype will translate into gains when results cross the wire. so, let's go to mike khouw for that. mike? >>

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