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[upbeat music] [cheers and applause] - welcome back, bachelor nation. well, it's been quite a night. and next week, charity's journey comes to an emotional conclusion. the big question now-- how is this whole thing gonna end for her? will dotun propose? will it be joey? and what about aaron? there really are so many different directions this whole thing could go. i was there, and, honestly, i couldn't even keep up. so here it is. here's a sneak peek at charity's final days in fiji, and it's more emotional and more heartbreaking than you can even imagine. [dramatic music] - i am in love, and i know that i am getting engaged, but i don't know who it's going to be. - i still see you as a wife. i still see you as the mother of my children. there's life coming back into me now. kissing charity just feels like this all wasn't for nothing. and i'm right back in it emotionally.

- i'm glad that he did not give up on this and that he saw me as someone worth fighting for. but there is this new added layer of pressure. now i am reconsidering everything. - there's no question in my mind that i want you to be my wife. - this was the most special night that we've had together. i'm very much in love with charity, and i want this to end with us engaged. - i never imagined being in love with three incredible guys. but for the first time in all this, i'm, like, truly not okay. [sniffles] - the tears that i see, that is where you are with yourself in making those... [whispering] hard decisions. ♪ ♪ - like, my brain is, like, clouded. - you're gonna have to come down to one person. - i'm very nervous. every second ticks closer to the proposal, there's a little bit more doubt. i can't imagine charity with anybody else but me. - i'm a little nervous about making sure i explain myself the best way i can.

- oh, my god. - i just feel good every time i see you. you make me feel very special. - i really need help. my mom is truly my best friend, so her opinion is everything. i want to know your thoughts. like-- - ooh. no. i don't want to do that. - why, though? - i'm sitting here, and i'm just-- i'm really torn. this doesn't make sense. it doesn't make sense. i'm gonna have a panic attack. you are not supposed to say goodbye to somebody that you love. [crying] ♪ ♪ i'm sorry. [cheers and applause] - wow, i told you. it's gonna be an emotional one. and so please join us next monday for the three-hour live finale that promises to be one of the most intense, one of the most emotional, and, honestly,

one of the most heartbreaking endings in bachelorette history. will charity finally find the happiness she so deserves? it's the dramatic conclusion that is going to absolutely shock you to your core. so thank you again to all the guys who joined us here tonight and to gerry, our golden bachelor, to our former bachelorettes, trista, des, and deanna, and, of course, to charity as well. she's just awesome. and a big thanks to everybody here and to all of you, bachelor nation. i'm jesse palmer. good night. [upbeat music] [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ - man, meeting you guys in person is fantastic. - good luck, man. - yeah. - hey, you're awesome, man. - thank you. - embrace it, man. once in a lifetime. good luck. - great to meet you, gerry. good luck with everything, man. - thank you. - congratulations. - i love this. - you're gonna do great, okay? - are you sure you don't have any wise words for me? - no. come on, gerry.

- we can't do better than you, man. - stay true to yourself. - have fun with it. - i would say, everyone's gonna love you, but don't read the comments. - thank you. - don't read the comments. - you're good. you'll be great. you'll be great. - thanks to all of you. yeah, i've really enjoyed watching you guys on the show this year. - it's gonna be likewise, man. we're gonna be stoked watching you. - yeah. - hey, thanks. - you are setting the standard. no pressure. [laughter] - yeah, no pressure at all. yeah, no. - just the first one to ever do this in history. - just the first one. - like, you have a bunch of women that are looking forward to meeting you. so, like, let that hype you up. - yeah, okay. - you're literally the most wanted man in america right now, like, in a good way, dude. like, that is crazy. - you got some people out there saying grandzaddy? that's a--that's a big deal. - see, i really need to get more current with the terms, don't i? [laughter] >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news.

>> just beautiful. i could not how it was. dan: her daughter's body was found in a duffel bag while a music festival went on half a mile away. tonight, a mother sharing her story after the gruesome discovery at golden gate park. thank you for joining us. ama: we will get to that story in a moment, but first the latest developments in the fourth indictment against former president donald trump. dan: a grand jury in georgia handing out charges for trump and 18 of his allies for scheming to overturn the 2020 election in the peach state bid georgia prosecutors are leaning on a key criminal statute known as the rico act. ama: abc news reporter reena roy is in atlanta with the latest. >> these are for you.

jury has handed an indictment against donald trump trump and 18 other individuals related to efforts to overturn the 2020 election in georgia. >> the grand jury believed they were part of an illegal effort to overturn the result of georgia's 2020 presidential election. reporter: the indictment saves the former president and others charged in the indictment refused to accept that trump lost and that they knowingly and willfully joined a conspiracy to unlawfully change the election than favor of trump the indictment goes on to say the conspiracy contained a common plan and purpose to commit two or more acts of racketeering. >> i am giving the defendants the opportunity to voluntarily surrender no later than noon on friday, the 25th day of august, 2023. reena: district attorney fani willis lunching the criminal investigation more than two years ago after former president

donald trump was recorded in a phone call, seemingly coercing the state's top official to find the votes to win. >> all i want to do is this. i want is defined 11,780 which is one more than we have, because we won the state. reena: t georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger could face possible legal trouble if you fails to comply. >> that is a criminal offense. reena: trump has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing. >> we do not take plea deals because i did nothing wrong. reena: his team calling this a democratic witch hunt to score political points and have made repeated attempts in court to disqualify willis. it is worth knowing beforehand, no current or former president has ever been indicted.

ama: and we as soon as the news broke this evening. make sure you have the latest headlines as they come through the free abc 7 news bay area app. dan: back to what we mentioned at the top, learning more tonight about the woman whose body was found near san francisco's golden gate park. the body was found in a duffel bag sunday night near 22nd and fulton. investigators have not said anything about the cause of death, but j.r. stone that down with the mother is in castro valley tonight to hear more about her daughter's challenging life. j.r.: this is 37-year-old kelly koike, the woman found dead in san francisco's golden gate park sunday night. her mother described the conversation she had monday with the coroner. >> yesterday, to find your daughter in a duffel bag

walker finding her. j.r.: she tells us her daughter was living on the streets of san francisco and suffered from a mental illness, saying she had a lifelong passion for makeup and design, even changing her eye color to all white at one point. >> i know deep down in her, w thought this part here has some stuff here. but she got killed. j.r.: police will only say this is a suspicious death. investigators worked late into the night sunday at golden gate park, but so far no arrest. her mother says she the good times when they would go to benihana as a family.

she says kelly graduated from culinary school and worked as a concierge in san francisco, but the mental challenges that started in her teens eventually overtook everything else. roya says she feared daughter's safety in san francisco but was also fearful for her own safety when her daughter was home and not on medication. >> being homeless in the city, knew something bad would happen. j.r.: had been more open to receiving treatments that would have helped to get her off the streets. >> it is so sad. i know i am the mother, but i will show you pictures. look at how gorgeous. she was beautiful. was, i cannot believe it.

j.r.: she is still in a bit of shock over this and hopeful for answers on what happened in the park. j.r. stone, abc 7 news. dan: even though there are many clues to be pieced together, we want to make suryou know about the help out tre when it comes to mental health. if you or a loved one is struggling, visit abc7news.com/t akeaction to get started. for urgent matters, you can call the national hotline. ama: let's get over to the forecast as we take a live peak at oakland from our emeryville camera. we saw some sprinkles of lightning, around hamilton, but let's turn the focus to tomorrow. sandhya patel is here with what to expect in our 24 hour accuweather forecast. sandhya: it will get hot inland. today we had a cool down but because of the humidity, it felt worse. on live doppler 7, we also had

active weather, hundreds of lightning strikes, thunderstorms developing around the central coast and the hamilton area. tomorrow morning, we will start with drizzle, 50's and 60's. the next 24 hours at 1:00, cannot rule out an isolated shower. one thing you will notice is it is hot inland. already into the 90's and toward the afternoon, you are approaching 100 degrees. by 7:00 p.m., the warmth is still around inland but five-year on the coast bid i will let you know how long the triple digit heat will last. dan: thank you. now to the latest on the devastation in maui. the official number of debt has increased to 99, making it the deadliest wildfire in america in the last century. hawaii's governor says authorities will begin releasing names and victims -- names of victims who have been identified starting tomorrow.

about 1300 people remain unaccounted for. the state has secured roughly 2000 units of hotel rooms and vacation rentals as shelter for displaced residents. meanwhile, we are hearing from some affected residents who say a lack of coordination is keeping much-needed help from reaching fire victims. >> the response h -- the response has been mostly from our people. dan: gusting winds could reach 35 miles per hour starting tomorrow and through thursday. the expected weather is not the same set up as the dangerous conditions we saw last week, so that at least providing some sense of relief on maui. we have seen many of you asking about the emergency alert system failure in maui, so we have spent extra time looking at how this might affect you as part of tonight's abc 7 deep dive at 11:00. >> there will be plenty of time

for us to go back and learn lessons from maui and how the events unfolded, but we need to stay focused right now and making sure they have accurate information on what resources are available to make sure they understand they can register for assistance for fema. dan: that is fema administrator deanne criswell speaking today. earlier today, hawaii's gov says he heat disabled -- he disabled them. this got us thinking today. do our systems work here? how prepared are we? the answer depends on where you are in the bay area. in san francisco, sirens were disabled in 2019 because they were vulnerable to cyber security threats. in berkeley, solar powered sirens are being installed and

can be activated on the fly. if you are looking for more, we are compiling all of our coverage and stories from the maui wildfires and silent recovery. you can find it by the abc 7 bay area news app. ama: what was supposed to be the largest san jose city walk out for workers has been pushed forward. it will not happen after positive movement at the bargaining table. unions say the city is offering a better deal. workers have been told to show up to work but where their teal solidarity shirts. >> we are not at liberty to disclose any terms at this point. more to come tomorrow. although if that information will be available to you at some point tomorrow. ama: some of the sticking points were better wages and working

conditions and asking the city to address the job vacancies. the mayor says there paying attention to the budget office's projected fiscal impact before voting on the proposal. dan: our daily mission in building a better bay area means finding better education for our kids, especially as we kickoff after school season. tonight, we are focusing on how artificial intelligence is being used in the classroom. lauren martinez went to redwood city to see how the cutting-edge technology is included in the curriculum. >> how can ai be useful for students but how can it also be useful for teachers? lauren: victor lee, associate professor at stanford university, wants to bring the conversation about ai into classrooms for lee helped develop craft, a free curriculum resource for high school teachers. the goal is to offer access, answer questions about ai, all from a reputable source. >> we are trying to democratize

access to artificial intelligence as a body of knowledge so people are equally prepared and having meaningful conversations about what ai is, how it works, what issues we should be thinking about to use it responsibly. lauren: lee said they made a point to recruit 10 teachers to participate from a range of schools in the bay area and around the country. ai is a hot topic for high school students. >> they have a lot of questions and right now when people are uncertain about what ai means for the world, what it means for their future jobs, having that time and space and actually activities to go through to help them think through it. >> my methods for teachers and ai is to engage in conversations. lauren: jesse bustos is one of 10 teachers integrating the ai resource into his lesson plans. >> this was a topic the students are interested in. most students are using social media ai. lauren:

city high school. >> the students get a chance to voice their opinions and be a part of that discussion. lauren: it is about empowering teachers and the next generation in the area of ai. >> it is important to have an organization like stanford with leading educators and leading ai experts to work together and put this out and not have a specific commercial interest. we just want to get the information out there. lauren: in the south bay, lauren martinez, abc 7 news. ama: san francisco is back the spotlight for some unflattering reasons, but we found one reason for a rebound. dan: plus a football family live. the star and inspiration of the oscar-winning blind-side movie says that it was not how it happened at all. ama: and starbucks put to the test. the new

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ama: the so-called doom loop in san francisco has been described for the city. return to the office, arise in property crime, open air drug use and homelessness, suggesting an overall lack of safety. those trouble signs are wide economists are raising the saw, but we are also focused on solutions. tonight, there may be an incoming tourism boost the city has been waiting for. abc news reported tim johns tells us about the relaxed travel restrictions from china that could mean big rocks for the city. >> this is great news for us and

the bay area. tim: after a four year bake brick, chinese tourists may be coming back to san francisco. the first was an announcement last week by the american and chinese governments to allow more flights between the two countries, and the second, the chinese government's lifting of a pandemic era ban on tour groups visiting the u.s. >> before the pandemic, china was the number one on tourism bookings in san francisco. tim: major tourism market that has still yet to return to the bay area. >> before the pandemic, san francisco saw in the summer around 85%. tim: the influx of tourists might not come all at once, though. one travel agent says despite the increase in scheduled

flights, only united has added departures to sfo. he believes it will not be until chinese airlines come back that the airlines will be felt. >> i do not see air china or china eastern or some of the other airlines running to east san francisco. tim: beyond that, he says san francisco remains a strong draw for chinese tourists, any interested in the city's ties with their homeland. >> they come from china, what the history is about, what the country is about. tim: meanwhile, they do not predict tourism numbers to reach pre-pandemic numbers for a few years, but every bit helps. >> every step is helpful, especially in the hospitality industry to get us on the recovery. dan: to an nfl player that inspired the hit movie, the blind side.

today, sean and leigh anne tuohy tricked him and never adopted him. others gave the 20's power over business deals, which oher says he never made money from. the lawyer says that sean and leigh anne tuohy are preparing a response. ama: today's starb the reusable cup test in the bay area. there are doing the tests october 22. customers can go green by bringing their own cups inside or through the drive through. customers who bring their own cup can get a 10 cent discount or a starbucks rewards card. dan: let's turn our attention now to the weather. ama: iced coffee tomorrow,

sandia? sandhya: exactly. it will be a hot one tomorrow. alive picture here. the coast will not be hot. we have a shallow marine layer, tonight visibility down to half a mile in half moon bay. as he looked back towards san francisco, it was an active scene earlier in the day with the thunderstorms developing, hundreds of lightning strikes across the state. we do have a red flag warning for lake county until 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. the fire danger elevated when you see thunderstorms developing. fortunately these storms did have some rain. this was north of mount hamilton that developed quickly and brought a few showers to parts of alameda county. we take a look at what brought all of this weather. it is this area of low pressure that has been lifting up tropical moisture and with the heating of the sun destabilizing the atmosphere, it will not go anywhere.

it will meander off the california coast so we keep that possibility in the forecast for tomorrow and even a possibility for wednesday. we have been feeling the low and tropical moisture the mugginess. the humidity is still up there. it is humid out there for parts of the bay area. tomorrow morning, the humidity levels will still be elevated as we head into the afternoon and evening and will come up a little bit. many will see dew points in the 60's so it may feel sticky to you. it is still warm inland in the 70's and 80's, 50's coast side. you can see just how foggy it is. visibility is poor. areas of fog and drizzle overnight. isolated showers, a chance, and thunder tomorrow. it is back-to-school west contra costa unified school district. 8:00 a.m. one the kids are off to school, partly cloudy, 60

degrees, and nice as they get out at 3:00 in the afternoon. tomorrow morning, drizzle and fog along the coast and bay. tomorrow afternoon, 1:00 in the east bay could see showers and thunderstorms. your morning temperatures anywhere from the 50's to the 70's out the door tomorrow afternoon. 96 in morgan hill, 90 degrees in san jose. 88 in redwood city, 66 moon bay. 72 downtown san francisco, 90 degrees in novato, vallejo at 90 or and santa rosa, humid as well in the east bay. head and lend, and this is where it will get hot. 101. your accuweather 7-day forecast, muggy tomorrow, hot inland, and the temperatures will moderate by friday. we are talking 80's and lent,

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