a car slammed into a building after crashing into a parked car near senter road. thankfully everyone is ok and the driver took off. reggie: 2, a girl on a scooter nearly hit at a crosswalk. she is ok. the close call caught on video. city official said it will be adding an additional pedestrian crossing beaking to improve visibility. kumasi: number 3, violent clashes in russia overnight. protesters took to the streets in response to president putin s order mobilizing thousands of people into the military. reggie: 4, covid booster shots will be -- drew:5, the rain from yesterday is out of here. we are talking a lot of sunshine , 70's and 80's later today. jobina: number 6, no rain means a much better commute as we bring you a live look from the san mateo bridge. kumasi: and number 7, new images give us an incredible view of neptune's rings. you know where this is from. the james webb telescope capture these images. the bright light in the upper middle is one of neptune's moons. a floating piece of history. abc 7 news was at the christening. reggie: oh. kumasi: we go

this happened att 12:45 this afternoon at the tully and senter road intersection. you can see a smashed up van and a car off the roadway. severe damage to that vehicle as well. here is what we know at this hour. authorities tell us they received a call from the santa clara county fairgrounds about a a trespasser. however, the suspect fled when deputies arri. deputies arrived. a short time later, the violent crash. again, again, three are in the hospital, one with life-threatening injuries. details are still unfolding about the suspect and what led to the call from the santa clara clara county fairgrounds. we are are keeping a close eye on this and we will give you updates if there are further developments. > >> we are following another breaking story, this one in ant. in antioch. these are live pictures over the scene of a car car that went into a house. this this is sycamore drive. you can see the front of the red car, smashed into the corner of the home. a second car stopped on the curb. not clear exactly what what happened. we are told three three people were hu

happened at the intersection of tully and senter road. it started with reports of trespassers at the santa clara county fairgrounds. as deputies deputies arrived, the suspect took off. a short time later, the violent crash. police are still investigating. > >> the other big story, we are heading into a wet weekend. the first storm of the season is headed our way. widespread rain in the bay area, but first, sunny skies. that is how the weekend will start. you also notice the wind picking up. first alert meteorologist darren darren peck will have new information on the timing of how how much rain we will get, but we start with how this storm can can be so well-timed. a well-timed gift for fire season. season. september and october have been the months where we see the greatest amount of dangers and wildfires. we have already seen devastating fires during the record-breaking september heat. it is an intense for people living in these north north bay areas. you can see how how dry sonoma county is from these aerial shots and wilson walker's l

the national hurricane senter is not expecting it to slow as much as previously thought. so it's all going to depend on the speed that goes into shore. >> jennifer gray, thank you. western cuba has already taken a bad hit. so there's a lot of folks without power. explain where you are and what you've been hearing and seeing. >> reporter: you wouldn't think i'm in a city of 2 million people, but right now, anderson, the entire city of havana is without any power. and we weren't even hit that hard today. the official explanation is that the government took down the power ahead of the storm as they often do, and that they were waiting to turn the power back on to make sure there aren't any fires or people that get electrocuted by downed power lines. of course, the electrical system had problems for months here. that's led to rare protests, people taking to the streets, because they're so angry over these frequent blackouts. so from havana west, this island is without power. and we are hearing more reports of cities and towns without power. so why is the power down so many ho

tiffany roberts is public policy director at southern senter for human rights. >> unless they're charged with a life eligible or capital felony, they are coming home at some point. so what other tools do you have in your toolbox other than sentencing? >> reporter: georgia has more people under correctional control than any other state in the country. that's people incarcerated, on probation or parole. what is we are interested in is initiatives that are more likely to help people and keep people from being harmed rather than the same old thing. >> we are not talking about speeding tickets here, but people that think it's okay to shoot and stab, people that think it's okay to break into your house. >> will this drive up the incarceration rate? >> possibly. >> and that's the answer? >> that's the answer, yes. >> that was nbc's blayne alexander reporting. that wraps up this first hour. but as joe biden makes his way to pittsburgh for another stop, we'll have live coverage of that and much more, after a quick break. after a quick break. mind about these glass. yeah, it happens. that's why vi

own daughters help them through this time what kind of impact has this had on your center and other senters across the world, across the nation? >> good morning, rachel. thank you for having us on. it is incredible that these facilities that are helping women the most are being targeted. you know we supply diapers, food, clothing, all kinds of stuff, a lot of them do, do emotional stuff like scholarships like we do as well. so it is really unfortunate we're the ones being targeted when we're the ones offering real solutions. rachel: margie, mariah alluded to something else that crisis pregnancy centers do, which is important. got an ultrasound. planned parenthood fighting to make sure women don't see their ultrasounds. crisis pregnancy centers providing women with real information to make a informed decision, which seems the right thing, empowering thing to do. >> that is exactly right. women can handle information. so let's give them as much information as we can. let's show them their baby, their baby's heartbeat. you know, let's offer them some prenatal care, all kinds of options for the

we have seen democrats in special elections like last week in new york with patriaian, he sentered his campaign on this issue of abortion. similar with the special election in alaska last night. so democrats are cutting adds, they are putting up billboards in michigan to expos republicans who have changed their position on things like abortion. so they're really trying to hold them accountable. of course, we have joe biden giving a speech like he's expected to tonight, which is really trying to further that contrast between the two parties and kind of highlight what the republican party and some of these folks are standing for in contrast to what democrats and really polls show the country want. >> alexy, thanks for coming on. do you have any sense for what sparked this initially? was this the kansas vote and the panic over the republican extreme views on abortion? and also, do we know at all how voters are responding to this, including primary voters who showed up for these candidates and helped them get these nominations? >> well, look, i think it's clear based on how the republicans

today's top stories, a rude awaking early this morning on senter road in san josÉ. a witness says the car lost a tire during the crash and flew into another condo. a parked car also damaged. witnesses tell us four young people emerged from the crashed car and ran from the scene. the police said they arrested the driver and he was under the influence at the time. >>> we now know when you can expect the inflation relief checks. october 7th on your calendar, that's the first day californians can receive it. you cannot be somebody's deepenant and you need to have lived in california for more than six months and meet the income requirements. if you make over more than $500,000, you don't qualify. >>> we are going to be seeing a beautiful day today. we have clear skies and a lot of sunshine over san josÉ right now. daytime highs today will be running a lot warmer compared to yesterday. and into concord, 87. morgan hill, 84. san josÉ today in the low 80s. san francisco, uerpp ♪ >>> that's the royal song. you know what that means new images of william and kate just comi