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(arturo toledo) hello, how are you? (sophie fouron) wow! (arturo toledo) there are a lot. - yes.ren't as many as there used to be. very few young people have decided to follow in their father's footsteps. i've always liked woodwork, since childhood. - yes. - i like the lifestyle. i've led a very peaceful life here. people that live in palafitos usually want to stay in them until they die. there are a lot of them for sale these days, because a lot of owners are quite old and widowers, so they're living alone. they sell them because they have to. (barbara elmudesi) and palafitos require a lot of upkeep. the stilts have to be fixed and replaced frequently. - and some people don't have the energy to do so anymore. i can still do it. but for many, it's become too hard, that's why so many palafitos are for sale. - exactly. - longtime residents warn newcomers that they must respect our way of life. - it's interesting to see the traditional palafitos like... - arturo's? - arturo's, yes. - we need to find out how to preserve our traditions, how to preserve our identity, our natural resour

florida state representative jackie toledo represents the south tampa area and joins us now.hank you so much for being here. give us an update. you are getting the data. information in realtime, i would presume. i'm guessing you heard the news we are reporting this morning that the lee county sheriff is saying fatalities could be in the hundreds. that's south of you down near fort myers. what do you know? >> no. i just heard it here first with you. it is absolutely devastating. they are definitely going to need our help and any way that we can support them, we need to rally behind our brothers and sisters in fort myers and bray for the victims and families. we need shelter in place in tampa. it's still not safe to be out there. i saw some posts about, you know, some power lines being down and i think there is just so much water and window that it is still very unpredictable right now. >> pete: what hab the most unpredictable, i guess you can't state what was unpredictable, but what was unforeseen in your mind as far as what occurred as the storm went through? >> well, we are

i was raised in toledo, ohio, hy dad was a cop and my mom staid home and my grandparents lived pretty much down the street. we were midwestern and middle america. family was everything and the center of our lives so was faith. my family believed in a pat on the back and when absolutely necessary, a little lower. we respected rules and authority. there was never any talk of political parties. most of my family and the people around the blessed sacrament school t community where we grew up voted for or admired john f. kennedy but there was a sense that america was great and the future was bright. eventually my mom moved out west with my siblings and me. i proudly cast my first vote ever for president reagan in 1984. i started my career in southern california. it was still very much reagan country and angela and i loved it. we also saw it change before our eyes and while i never contemplated public service or politics, iwa began to see in my 20s and 30s the impact that ideas and philosophy can have on life, people, and our country. in california, it wasn't for the better. starting out wi

oregon ducks will also have toledo versus number three ohio state and then to finish us out fresno statecoliseum, taking on number seven. usc here with a preview is big noon saturdays. joel klatt. huge day of college football on fox, quadruple header. we get things started with big noon saturday as nebraska host oklahoma, the storied rivalry coming back to lincoln. that's the first of the four games set. then we've got byu at oregon. byu had that great win last week against baylor. kalani taki, their head coach, doing a heck of a job. he goes up for the great northwest to face oregon dan landing squad trying to bounce back after that georgia loss and week one, then toledo, ohio state ohio state team still figuring themselves out offensively a little bit jackson smith and gig coming back from injury. marvin harrison jr huge, huge game a week ago and then in the night cap, it's fresno state at usc usc team folks, lincoln, riley and caleb williams have them playing fantastic football. they could be on their way to a potential conference crown this week. well back to the niners, now on sunda

must be be around 80 degrees north of the golden gate and toledo further north, still over 90.emperatures will reach below ae below average levels by tuesday, tuesday, wednesday and thursday, thursday, just a bit of a baby warm-up from saturday to sunday inland but no extra heat in the forecast. looking forward to the the stretch of mostly 70s for high temperatures tuesday, wednesday and thursday of next week. even the warm spots, barely above 80 degrees. > >> time now for a check of what is ahead at 6:00. we switch over over to juliette goodrich. > >> coming up, cleanup crews movie in on the bay area's biggest homeless camp. we will k will talk with some of the people who live in the wood street campus, the scrambled to pack up their homes and figure out what is next. > >> another win for the a's waterfront ballpark, will introduce you to a longtime concession work or who says his job depends on whether the team stays or goes. the news at 6:00 is coming up in about 10 minutes. here is charlie was sp. was sports. > >> here is george kittle, he missed another practice today, he

these like detroit and- toledo youngstown ohio these are cities we now fly this is of terrorism. under wide receiver for four. donald trump in life election of this. in in the fair we've for so. as young was declining to with the pro. of each. so this just shows the odds people young. earning as warm than their pay by two year of. it's down so if you're young person youngstown warren at rust belt where a lot of the areas of the united we mark is a red zone which will come up or just a matter. i you don't see a future that you're- saw. that said matt. no it isn't quite that bad a lot of those red zones or forty seven fifty three in terms of- support for dance and so forth but that's the united states right now. and we here are in the zone but we've got to find ways to reach into that red zone we got to reach out across these chasms. this is from a reporter recently released a last month from the u. s. senate the committee- a joint economic committee. this is what circle here or deaths of despair. hope addiction drug addiction suicide is going straight up. this is my district and t

what's going >> toledo firefighters say there were no injuries but several people have been displaced and many of the boykins belongings have been ruined. we've got pictures in there. we've got that, you know, make it feel like home. it is broken couch. everything is just by our kids like. >> this is not a time, you know, to to deal with that. the boykins have been able to get a replacement. >> they're now trying to navigate this setback as they move forward to washington. >> for the family, it's a sad goodbye to the bay area. this is not right to turn people's lives upside down like this. this is just it's it's just wrong. just a. >> this is a really bad situation. i is a is a great place. but there's elements in the city that's not going to. >> that was kron four's. dan thorn reporting the boy king's family is trying to raise funds to replace their destroyed belongings. they have set up an online effort with the goal of raising $9,000. now in san jose, a drunk driver hit an apartment building early thursday morning, leaving 9 people without a home. it happened on crabapple way. a ca

haven't talked to you since toledo ohio october of 2016. and the last thing you said to me was, i'm the last thing standing between you and the and, you know, i happened quote you on that and and put it in the paper. it was a front of the new york times magazine. so yeah, you warned us. and she said, yeah, you should. you know what? i been meaning to tell you this. see, i told you, and it was kind of funny, but not that funny. anyway, i forgot how we got there. but he he had something. there was that whole campaign was out of whack. and i think he still has whatever that is, he still has it. it might not be real, but it won't be real until someone fights against it. so that was probably a good place to start. but if you don't mind, one more question. sure. i appreciate what you say about his shamelessness, and i appreciate what you say about his ability to cash in on people's weaknesses. yeah, but i think basically this is my thesis that reason why he has a lot of support is that it's basically a racist agenda. we have a lot of racism that.

toledo, ohio. and ohio, state itself we have become the largest states with respect to overdoses.ldren are dying on the streets. democratic party disconnected. they are pretended as if this doesn't exist. my opponent perpetuating year over year and watching this happen. it is terrible. >> tucker: bless you for saying that. i wish we had more time. who is your opponent? >> marcy campter. 40 year incumbent. >> running for united states congress, rooting for you. thanks so much. be right back. >> sot fbi went after the pillow guy today. it's the moment we're living in. back tomorrow night 8:00 p.m., lying enemy and going after pillow guys because they voted for the wrong person. have a great evening. here's sh sean hannity. >> sean: tucker, thank you. welcome to hannity. my monologue coming up in a mere moment but first we begin tonight with breaking news from the washington swamp. two major reports from investigative reporter john solomon and a new investigative report according to brand new court filings, we now know that the fbi paid a russian man with ties to moscow's intel agenc

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just before 3 pm the run took him through south toledo mill valley and several other parts of the north years old yesterday. happy birthday greg now happening today if you're looking for something fun to do grab your rain boots the 65th annual mill valley full arts festival gets underway this morning. it will take place amongst the redwoods at mill valley's historic old mill. despite the wet weather of the festival is scheduled to go on all day. it's from 10 am until 5 pm organizers say there's something for everyone including art live music food crafts and entertainment for the kids. next on abc 7 mornings at 6 am the bay area is slated to get some rain today. we're all ready taking it. we know a look at how people are preparing for the incoming weather in the north bay and a woman brutally beaten as her beloved pet was stolen at gunpoint the crime caught on camera. it here building a better bay ara moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. our motto is when it rains we pour and we'll be happy to pour wine for anybody that wants to come down that may be getting ready

the fire broke out on tuesday just outside toledo. a company spokesperson says two people were hurt. all other employees were accounted for. the refinery has been shut town to put out the fire. >>> in chicago eight people were taken to hospital from the scene of a building explosion on tuesday morning. at least three of them are listed in serious to critical condition. what caused the explosion remains unknown. officials in the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives as well as the chicago's police department bomb unit were assisting on the scene. >>> the washington monument was temporarily closed on tuesday after being vandalized. a man splashed red paint and wrote a profane message on the base of the monument. he was taken into custody a short time later. it was due to be reopened today. they don't know if the temporary closure will affect visiting hours. >>> finally at this hour, one super bowl superman is doing the foot work to motivate himself and others to walk from spain to qatar for the world cup. >> reporter: to p

and you had to wrestle a massively complex supply chain to satisfy cravings from tokyo to toledo? so you partner with ibm consulting to bring together data and workflows so that every driver and merchandiser can serve up jalapeño, sesame, and chocolate-covered goodness with real-time, data-driven precision. let's create supply chains that have an appetite for performance. ibm. let's create. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." we have fphillip mena with the latest in new york >> and the earthquake felt in the capital of mexico city there were no other reports of damage, but an hour earlier, mexico ran an earthquake simulation marking the anniversary of two quakes on september 19th, 2019, an earthquake killed 400. >>> hurricane fiona has strengthened to a category 3 storm. it pummeled puerto rico and the dominican republic two people died as a result of the storm. president biden spoke with the puerto rican governor vowing more support in the coming days. more than 300 personnel are assisting with response and recovery the damage in the dominican republic says the damage is co

. >> i'm in the sheet metal workers local 33 toledo district. >> reporter: a union that endorsed republicantop issue this election year. >> this time around it would be women's rights. >> really? >> yes. absolutely. what matters to me is that it's your decision to make. that person -- that woman's decision to make, nobody else's. >> reporter: these men gather most mornings at bud's restaurant in defifidefiance. a marcie kaptur somebody you will vote for? >> no. no way. >> reporter: joe is voting for kaptur's republican challenger, endorsed by former president donald trump. >> you're going to win. >> reporter: trump's endorsement is a -- >> means a lot to me. i like trump. >> reporter: that's controversial, even here. >> he tried to overthrow our government and that's the bottom line and you guys can't see it. i'm sorry. >> reporter: majewski is an election denier who was at the capitol on january 6th though he insists he left when, quote, it got ugly. >> reporter: is that a deal breaker? >> for me i would never vote for him. not for any of those people that were there on january 6th. >> rep

even as we exted we extend all the way down into false toledo, upper 60s and low 70s. a beautiful day for us and it is going to be a repeat. partly cloudy skies will stick . stick around. we are also dealing with windy afternoons. with that in mind, it is a lot more pleasant. it is a great fo> >> we love to see those. let's e a look at your roadways. san lo, the number one lane is blocked due to that crash on 880 northb. 880 northbound. expect some slowdowns and think about that s you are heading out the door. let's go over to the altamont pass for our super commuters. a high wind advisory is in effect. you are looking at about a 53 minute drive from 205 over to 680. now let's take a live lookt the san mateo bridge. it is about a 12 minute drive from 88. 882 101. over to the golden gate gate bridge, things are moving . moving smoothly. it is a 20 minute drive from 37 over to th. the bridge. let's take another look at the bay bridge and that is were you can see the backup. metering lights were turned on at about 5:40. a 12 minute drive drive from the macarthur maze io t

. >> that rally took place at the exact same time as the osu toledo football game.that's not your political strategy, but could you help us understand, how does ohio take that? what's a big priority from people from the buckeye state? >> there are cues that happen during an election that send the signal, and this sent a signal that everybody already thinks, and that is j.d. vance does not understand ohio. he said i'm not comfortable in ohio, he would rather be in san francisco where he spent a lot of time, and that's a cue for everybody, like book a major public rally at the same time as an ohio state football game shows you don't understand. we are working hard, trying to get as much support as we can, we're asking people to help us out, get those dollars. he doesn't get to the state, he doesn't understand. >> you get to the state, you are currently a lawmaker there, and there are a lot of people in ohio who aren't happy. they are struggling. i know, today, even as the day head start program in cleveland. what are parents in your home state telling you they need? w

unofficially derosa closes labor day weekend or be a fox team coverage alexis mcadams to new york toledoach. first to christina coleman five at lax is more on the busy travel weekend, christina. >> page on it is been very busy here at lax. plaintiff in coming and going all day long. place a million americans are expected to travel over this holiday weekend. that is that more than 20% compared to this time last year. this is going to be a big test for u.s. airlines as far as operations are concerned. more than 1200 active and delayed safari today in the u.s. in about 90 have been canceled. this adds two months of travel heading for passengers. there are thousands of canceled flights over the july 4 and memorial day weekends. just this year alone 2.6% of all flights that's more than 146,000 flights haven't been canceled. nearly 1.3 million have been delayed according to flight aware. a lot of those problems are due to covid, airline crew shortages, lack of equipment in masses schedule cuts to strong passenger demand. seo frontier early and so fox travelers should really think twice about w

>> there's been eight explosion around the world in the last week one in toledo, unfortunately one didworkers one in senses waila blamed by lightning, one in poland, one in iran i think energy security is national security. there's been weird stuff going on. >> elon musk is accusing the s.e.c. of unlawfully muzzling him, an accusation related to the 2018 securities fraud settlement he tweeted about having funding secured when in fact it wasn't a legal brief now, musk's attorney contends his free speech rights were violated by that settlement getting private approval before tweeting about it, over-arching the s.e.c. is investigating whether or not musk violated the settlement last years when he asked twitter followers if he should sell his 10%. basically you have elon musk saying he should be able to tweet whatever he wants without asking permission for it his attorney says there's no way he could voluntary sign away that right, because he didn't understand how far-reaching the s.e.c. would be not only about the tweets, but just investigating him. >> he wanted to buy twitter, because he

well, holy toledo, there's top secre secret documents in here.presidential or executive privilege. the fbi and the department of justice should review them. i don't think the president wins this one in the end, and i don't think there's much of a chance he wins. >> all right, phillip mud, you can say whatever you want, not supposed to say -- >> oh, bring it, don. >> listen, we all have family members who say things and you're like i cannot believe you said that, and that's what we're trying to achieve here, that type of conversation. so say whatever you want. thank you. good to see you. >> see you. >> bye bye. >>> so a tale of two speeches. president biden warning about the maga threat to democracy while kevin mccarthy is accusing the president of dividing americans. what does john kasich think about it all? that's someone who says whatever he thinks, whatever is on his mind, and you're going to hear it after the break. ["only wanna be with you" by hootie & the blowfish] discover is accepted at 99% of places in the u.s. ["only wanna be with you"

the median price of a home is 1.6 million in toledo ohio it's one tenth of that. it isn't economic to rehab were to construct those homes. the numbers just don't pencil out. we need to have neighborhood homes to fix that. the housing credit has been so effective, the priorities of course would be to pass the affordable housing improvement act. the key element to address or to first restore the temporary 12.5% increase. we are losing ground rather than gaining ground today. and to increase the allocation cap by 50% over two years that would help every state in the country to produce more. third, as suggested, reduce the bond of the financing requirement to the tax credit from 50% to 25% and to reform the qualified contract in the writer of first refusal provision to preserve affordability and extend the profit control of properties so we do know what to do. we just need to do more and we hope you will. thank you. >> thank you very much mr. roberts. we will have questions in a moment, chairman wyden, ranking member, thank you for your bipartisan leadership on this i

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. >> somebody probably at the department of justice has improperly toledo this over the transom at the. i can't believe that more republicans don't step up and say the same. even bill barr is offended and embarrassed by this conduct. >> even if they can technically make the case, that there is another step, which is prudentially do they want to do it because it's a former president and its impact on the country. i hope they don't do it. >> bret: the former attorney general saying he hopes he doesn't indict. it's a big story but coming out in a way that's very familiar to everybody. >> the problem is we don't know what's in these documents. we don't know why he had them. the justice process, the investigatory process is a grinding process. you see little tiny bits at a time. you don't see the whole picture. it can -- you see it through the partisan filter that you have. and we need to know the whole story and we don't have it yet. >> bret: if true, and we put that caveat, guy, it's really it is historic. >> it is and i would like to wait and keep powder dry and all of that as mara was s

it's scheduled at the same time the beloved buckeyes of ohio state play toledo.oshowing the scheduling conflict saying, dude just doesn't get it. >> he really doesn't. by the way, you talk to republican donors and they will tell you the same thing that tim ryan is saying right now, that actually jd vance has just been an incredibly lazy candidate. this is according to gop fund raisers and also people inside the republican party that the guy seems disinterested, gets in fights with gop donors, doesn't act like he wants to be out there. man, there's -- there are better ways to spend your summer and fall than getting involved in something that you clearly hate, and this butters guy clearly does not like doing this as much as he likes being in silicon valley conferences with those little vests on that all those silicon valley guys do at those conferences and everything. exactly. and sipping -- what do they sip there. it used to be lattes. but it's probably some bubbly drink. what do they sell? >> bubble tea. i don't know. >> probably green tea. chased with some avoca

into the ballot box in november and say, well, they did have that trump rally the night of the osu/toledoat decides it. people vote for candidates they feel identify with them, whether it's they identify with their hopes, their fears, their dreams. if you are out of touch or seeing this as out of touch, inauthentic, that can be bad in a campaign. that's what tim ryan's going for. whether it works or not, we'll see. you know, i think j.d. vance is probably -- it's worth getting the attention and the republican base rallying that donald trump coming into the state does for him because it is a republican-tilting state. if you have a republican, popular republican president which donald trump still is in the republican base, it's probably worth the hit he takes. >> he probably -- probably going to get hit for this, but it's worth it. this calculation you have to make. things for coming in on a saturday night. great to have you with us. >>> and you are in the "cnn newsroom" still ahead. [ bleep ]. >>> have you seen this shocking video showing what led to a military jet crash last year? why bir

some upper 60's in berkeley, toledo and sonoma. nice. 74 degrees for you this afternoon.90's inland by the first weekend of the new season. as for bayside city's upper 70's to low 80's and coastal areas, even tapping into some 70's this weekend john, thank you for that, right. traveling into the city right now. you're out about 23 minutes to make it from the maze. >> to that fremont street exit to leave that a pretty busy morning, especially along the san mateo bridge that earlier accident shutting down the ridge. the eastbound side for most of the morning drive times now at about 20 minutes, heading across towards the peninsula. get a lot of people stopping and looking all right there to the east. the richmond, sandra fell bridge 12 minutes tolls to 101. as you travel out of richmond, let's check on things along our highways. so 39 minutes along 101. it's 85 to menlo park. 2.80, were seen slight delays. 82 is moving a lot quicker. 8.80, leandro down to milpitas about 38 to 40 minutes for you to hop on the air. we had earlier accident along. 24. that was right at the koni

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a spot today being walnut creek up at 79 while oakland and san leandro at 74 toledo and sonoma.in very similar to today's first temperatures go skies, clearing out more and more over the next couple of days. winds is your last day of summer. ending the season really comfortable then starting fall on thursday on the warmer side, we'll be back to the 80's inland and getting even warmer into the weekend by next sunday, nearing 90 degrees for some inland spots. reyna john, they even that will if you are traveling along fine 18, 80 this morning, 17 minutes for you to make it. >> crockett down towards the traffic is pretty light at this hour. the meteor lights just went on at the bay bridge approach. so 10 minutes for you to make it from the maze. 2 that fremont street exit in the city, san mateo bridge 80 to 1, 1, a 12 minute ride heading across towards the peninsula. the south bay 101. traveling up. 31 minutes. that's 85 to menlo park right now to 18. 82 not seen any major delays or any slowing along those highways. 22 right, antioch, into congress to 42. let's check on 6.80, doubli

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it is everyone okay was >> toledo, firefighters say there were no injuries but several people have beenany of the boykins belongings have been ruined. we've got pictures in there. we've got that, you know, make it feel like home. it is broken our couch. everything is just by our kids like. >> this is not a time, you know, to to to deal with that. the boykins have been able to get a replacement. >> they're now trying to navigate the setback as they move forward to washington. >> for the family, it's a sad goodbye to the bay area. this is not right to turn people's lives upside down like this. this is just it's it's just wrong. just a. >> this is a really bad situation. i a is a is a great place. but there's elements in the city that's not in the reporting into a home. >> dan thorn kron, 4 news. well, again, a crazy story. and again, a week from now, she has to begin classes. so the last thing you need to deal with stardom. >> 7.33. right now a new online tool aims to help you submit a complaint about the san francisco police. the department of police accountability launch this new portal

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this is the 17th homicide in toledo so far this year.nwhile, in the east bay, oakland, police are looking for the gunman who shot a man yesterday afternoon. the shooting happened on gray street. police say they found the victim with multiple gunshot wounds. he was taken to the hospital and is listed this morning in stable condition. >> murray turned into a triple shooting in san leandro. it happened at an indoor marijuana growieg facility and we have video from the citizen app of the scene where you can see the flashing lights, a security guard, a site manager and a burglar were all shot around 04:30am, in the morning yesterday and 2 other suspects were seen taking off at a u haul. police pursued them into oakland, but the 2 suspects got away and they're still on the run this morning. and meantime, police are trying to figure out of that growing facility on adams avenue is legal. in the north bay marin county has filed a lawsuit against biotech giant monsanto alleging chemicals that they produce known as pcbs contaminated the community c

. >> governor newsom in toledo this morning signing a sweeping set of laws that aim to dramatically cut the state's use of oil and gas over the next 2 decades. the goal is for california to achieve carbon neutrality by 2045. the laws also require most retail sales of electricity to be renewable or 0 carbon forms of energy by 2035. think about this. >> and 92% reduction and the utilization of fossil fuels in buildings in transportation sector because of what we are advancing today. that is a big deal. >> the package is part of the state's 54 billion dollar climate action plan. it also includes guidelines to phase out the new sale of gas-powered vehicles in the state by 2035. the california attorney general rob bonta reached a settlement today with safeway over its gas stations. the attorney general says 71 safeway gas stations for leaking fuel into california's water supply. safeway settled for 8 million dollars. the attorney general's office says safeway did not adequately monitor its fuel storage systems or take steps to maintain them. >> all right. we are looking live at sfo today. mo

if you grew up in the midwest, interstate 75 starts in detroit, goes through toledo, dayton, cincinnati, atlanta, eventually ends or used to end in tampa, florida. you'd drive down the interstate for your summer vacation on the west coast of florida. these are beautiful ideas. boca grand, captiva, marco island. you know what the elevation is in sanibel island? three feet above sea level. think about the storm surge. they talked about this. you hold your breath that when this thing clears, you wonder what will be left down there. i think unfortunate for a lot of people, there will be nothing but destruction. >> martha: no doubt a lot of water damage, a lot of intense wind damage as we see these huge and very strong palm trees getting blown to bits in port charlotte, florida right now. i was looking at images of andrew in 1992 with strong winds and in some of these areas where you see large villages of mobile homes, which we see a lot of along the coast areas in florida. you worry about the nursing homes, which we heard governor desantis talking about and we heard the people for the state

in re span particular as temperatures in that 1, 0, 2, 1, to 3 not as bad as we get to places like toledo 91 or san jose will be 93 of in santa rosa, which is 7 triple digits yesterday. that will be at 95 today. so it has everything to do with our high pressure kind of getting squashed a little bit right. bae systems that are to the north and the south of it. and one of them is that tropical storm that's helping to kind of press it, compress it and press out of the way, which keeps it that from heating up yet again. but today that he will still be present, as i mentioned inland. but we're going to have a little more marine layer to get into tonight. and again, that rain that could be rolling, not likely to make it our way, but we have an ever so slight chance of it and that will happen over the weekend. as you can see that slight chance on sunday. but temperatures not bad after get through today. we're talking low 90's and 80's, even low 80's and then have those 79 degrees high. notice that when i walked in today. back to you, stephanie. well down, thanks very much, hala. in the east bay,

s, clear up through concord, you'll see mid 80's temperatures in vacaville are very warmest at 87 toledo, 81 santa rosa, all the way down to mill valley. also in the 80's, tomorrow's temps reach those low 90's for only a couple of spots for the still and october kicks off saturday does so with a little bit of a cool down back into the mid 80's inland and 70's by the bay right, john, thank you for that arrive. you're hopping on 5, 18, 80 at this hour. crockett down towards the major. starting to pick up there. >> 31 minutes for you to make that drive san pablo avenue. always a good alternate. but again, you could have to wait on those red lights. 25 minute ride into the city maze to that fremont street exit. no accidents along the bay bridge right now, richmond center fell bridge were up there. 24 minutes. that's tolls to 101 as you're traveling this morning, the highway for 28 min arrive. one 60 into an ax or congress to 42. if you're traveling to the south bay traveling at 101, starting at 85 down there up towards middle park. 70 minute drive for you there. so, you know, our jason highw

this is the 17th homicide in toledo so far this year. in the east bay, oakland, police are looking for the gunman who shot a man yesterday afternoon. that shooting happened on gray street with police saying they found the victim with multiple gunshot wounds. he was taken to the hospital and is listed in stable condition this morning. >> gary turned into a triple shooting in san leandro. it happened at an indoor marijuana growing facility. we have video of the scene from the citizen app. a security guard, a site manager and the suspected burglar all shot around 04:30am, in the morning yesterday. but 2 more suspects got away. they took off in a uhaul led police on a chase into oakland and then they were able to get away. they're still on the run now and police are trying to figure out if that growing facility on adams avenue is even legal. in union city, a memorial site honors those who lost their lives on 9.11 on board flight. 93, which was headed to sfo. passengers fought back preventing the hijackers from hitting their intended target k