live where you live. this is abc 7 news. >> a road block in the investigation into the texas church shooting. federal authorities just revealed brand new information on the gunman everyone the pian evidnce they've been unable to access. thanks for joins us today. i'm reggie aqui. kristen sze is going to be in later today. the fbi wrapped up the press kfs conference in the last hour. federal authorities have been unable to gain access to the suspect's cell phone. a fund has been established to pay for the funeral expenses for the victims. a company has donated caskets. also officials say they have no

reason to believe that anybody else was involved. abc news reporter picks up our coverage from sutherland springs, texas. >> reporter: tuesday we're hearing stories of survival from those who lived through the worst mass shooting in texas history. >> he was shooting people while he was walking in. >> reporter: roseanne solis, recovering from a bullet wound, hit and played dead as she watched the shooten spree remembering devin kelley's chilling words, everybody dies. >> he was going through the rows to see who was shot and who wasn't. >> reporter: we're learning more about the shooter's violent history. the former air force airman pleaded guilty to repeatedly punching, kicking and choking his then-wife. another more disturbing charge of striking his 11-month-old step son on the head own body with the force likely to produce death or grievous bodily harm. that criminal conviction should have stopped him from being able to buy the murder weapon. the air force admits they never gave that information to the fbi

which maintains the database used for background checks. >> who is the victor? you are, lord. >> reporter: overnight, a vigil to remember the 26 lives lost and 20 anothothers injured. embraced by steven, and langendorff. >> i'm no hero, i wish i could have gotten there faster. >> reporter: his bullets hit kelley twice. he jumped into armed and dangerous. now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> yeah, it is definitely sunny outside z a reggie mention. a beautiful day out there. we'll talk more about that. i want to look ahead really quick to what's coming at us tomorrow. still impa storm impact, still a 1. gusts up to 35 to 50 miles per hour which could mean problems for our burn scar areas. i want to show you the winds, they start picking up at noon

tomorrow. 10 to 15 miles per hour. look during the evening hours specially 11:00, 15 to 30 mile per hour gusts then they start to taper as we head toward thursday morning. so the best chance for damage will be during the evening and overnight hour. i want to show you how much rain we're going to wake up to thursday morning. the thursday morning commute could be a mess. .013 in san jose, quarter inch around the bay. half inch to 2/3 an inch in the north bay. we know that commute is going to be messed up. we'll take a look at another storm and an hour by hour look at when this rain is coming in with this storm. reggie? >> thank you, mike. from north bay to abosanta cruz, the best way to track the forecast is on the abc 7 news accuweather app. this is a live look at santa cruz. looks enticing, doesn't it, today? just search accuweather in your app and download it for free right now. happening now, united says aloha to the queen of the skies. airline's last 747 flight is retracing its first 747 flight, sfo to honolulu. sky 7 is over the airport right

now giving us this live look. there it is. tracing the plane which is going to take off any minute now. abc 7 news is onboard the flight. that's the good news. the bad news, somehow amy hollyfield and i didn't get tickets. but at least she got to go to the preparty. hi, amy. >> reporter: i did get to go to the party, and reggie, there was a lot of polyester there. the flight attendants even pulled the old uniform the from the 70s out of the moth balls and put them on today so they could really recreate that first 747 flight. and from what we saw at the gate, it's going to be quite a party onboard. progress took a pause today at sfo. this '70s came out. so did the memories. as aviation enthusiasts gathered to bid farewell to the 747 airplane. >> i was born when the 747 was first being developed and built. i've always loved the queen of the sky. just the most beautiful airplane in the sky. and the kicker for me really was it's my 50th birthday.

>> reporter: it's because of progress that this plane has to go. united ceo says the 747 is just too expensive to maintain. >> it is time for it to move on. such a great new fleet of aircraft coming that are much more fuel efficient, much more modern, contemporaorarcontempor. time passes. we all have to pass along with it unfortunately. >> reporter: the captain of today's last flight says the plane is like your old recliner chair, you admire your new fancy one but just not the same. >> one of the most comfortable riding, easy flying, great job that we have here at the airline. >> reporter: he's having a hard time saying good-bye. so are these passengers who threw quite a party for this plane. thomas lee even brought a sterkt sh certificate showing he was on the 747's first flight. today he'll be on the last. >> to be on the last flight is a real honor 47 years later. it's a terrific, wonderful airplane. it's really sad to see it retire. but we're thrilled to be here and participating in this great experience.

>> reporter: the flight sold out in an hour and a half. there's a lot of enthusiasm for this historical moment. the captain will bring the plane back here to the mainland on thursday. he'll take it to an aviation graveyard near the mojave desert. reporting live at sfo, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> may it rest in peace. also i'm here for the aloha shirts. abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman is on the final flight heading to hawaii any moment now. w50 we'll have live coverage all day long on the abc 7 news app. look for wayne's stories on air later teoday right here on abc news. happening today leaders in santa rosa and sonoma county joining forces to help north bay fire victims. sonoma county supervisors are going to meet with the santa rosa city council to tackle recovery, housing and the issue of homelessness. long-term affordable housing has become a critical problem since last month's fire destroyed thousands of homes. leaders are expected to consider a proposal to use a tax revenue to rebuild.

and a job fair will kick off soon to help thousands of workers displaced by the north bay fires. graton resort and casino in rohnert park is hosting the event today from 1:00 to 7:00 p.m. hopes to help people get back on their feet and rebuild the business community. the road to recovery for the north bay will be a long one. we know there are still so many emotional stories to share. tomorrow, abc 7 news is dedicating a day to the north bay wildfires, one month later. we're going to have special coverage in every newscast and online at abc7news.com. happening now, former first lady michelle obama finished up her appearance in san francisco, he's a headliner of the dreamforce event put on by salesforce. abc 7 news reporter tiffany wilson is live for us. tiffany? >> reporter: hi, reggie, yes, former first lady michelle obama wrapped up her keynote a few moments ago in front of thousands of people, many of

whom waited in line for hours to the chance to see her. i was in the room when she gave the speech, very off the cuff and candid. she got the crowd laughing and cheering at least a dozen times. salesforce ceo marc benioff led the conversation with michelle obama and dozens of local schoolchildren were seated in the front rows. they received quite a bit of attention from the former first lady. after the hour-long discussion, one woman told me that she had goose bumps. a man says he took away the lesson you need to start change with yourself before you can lead external change. another listener called the talk simply amazing. >> i thought it was fantastic how she was able to focus on a range of issues with the ceo and i think what stood out most to me was how they integrated conversations about balancing work life with family values and integrating that into corporate culture. which i think this is a perfect setting for that. so, yeah, i loved it. >> reporter: mrs. obama is not the only former first lady to address the

salesforce/dreamforce convention. hillary clinton is a former speaker here as well. live in san francisco, tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >> tiffany, thank you. election day is under way. coming up, issues on the ballot that could affect how much you pay for pot. and new developments in the harvey weinstein scandal. what the "new yorker" claims he did to quiet his accusers. plus the race to develop self-driving cars. how one company is trying to take the lead by taking a back seat. he makes the glitter kicks. >> check these out. >> see them next "right this minute".

it's 11:30, you're taking a live look at sky 7 over sfo. that is the united flight that is going to be the final 747 flight for united. it is going to take off from sfo and go to honolulu interfacial airport. they renamed it the friendship today after the very first 747 united flew from sfo to hawaii. that was in the '70s. a lot of people dressed up in '70s outfits today. hope they have a great flight. new developments in the scandal over hollywood mogul harvey weinstein. a bombshll article in "the new yorker" claims he hired private investigators to gather information about his accusers. according to the article he hired those investigators to discredit as much information as they could about the accusers before the sexual harassment allegations are made public. "the new yorker" claims two investigators were from a

company run by former israeli intelligence. now ronan ferrell is a person who wrote the article. he was on "good morning america" this morning saying there are pages of documents to support his investigation. >> i think the extent of this, robin, i mean, this was a vast international campaign using high-level elite operatives, using fake identities, insinuating nems insinuate ing themselves into people's lyes. using front companies as cover. this was elaborate. >> expensive, too. >> expensive. very expensive. >> "the new yorker" claims once weinstein learned allegations against him had gone public, he panicked, he started screaming and demanded employees start gathering evidence. happening today, voters are headed to the polls for election day and marijuana is the hot topic in two bay area towns. in mask pacifica, voters will d on a measure that would impose a 6% tax on recreational and medical marijuana dispensaries. cotati, establish a 2% tax on

the city's one and only marijuana dispensary. recreational pot will become legal in california january 1st. and there are key races elsewhere in the country. in new jersey, voters will elect a new governor to chris christie. virginia, hoping to put ed gillespie in the governor's mansion. utah, would like to see the seat occupied by jason chaffetz. new york, mayor bill de blasio is likely headed toward re-election. new this morning a big step forward in the race to put driverless cars on the road. waymo is now test driving cars without anyone in the driver's seat. waymo is a self-driving car company created by google. it tweeted out this demo video this morning. starting today, waymo is only equipping their vehicles with an employee in the back seat. it's been working on self-driving cars since 2009. waymo is in a race with apple, uber and lyft just to name a few to put the first driverless car

on the road. talk about cashing in on a good deal. one man is picking up items at walmart and turning them into millions online. how he says you can follow in his footsteps. here's a live look right now at our east bay hills camera. it's clear as we speak, but meteorologist mike nicco is tracking our next chance of rain. details ahead on that his full accuweather forecast.

here's a live picture from sfo. united airlines about ready to retire its 747. this particular plane. the last one it will ever fly for united as it makes its way now from sfo to honolulu.

the reason they picked that route is because that's the first flight that it ever took for united. and this is really the end of an era. after united, delta still has 747s but they're going to fly their last international flight very soon. so once delta does that, that's it. as far as american carriers flying this plane. that's how you say international flight, when i think of a 747, i always thought of wealthy people being taken to very cool destinations when i first saw the 747. i was like you when i first saw it, i was like, what, it's a two-story airplane? >> i know. >> get out. >> that's what's great about the 747, you can always tell because it has the hump. the second floor is only in the front section. >> for the privileged. >> for the privileged. which, yeah, that's where they have their polaris class which is first class. this particular flight, what i understand, the people at the top level didn't know until they got to the gate. they were going to do a raffle -- >> no kidding. >> -- to decide who was going to

get bumped up to the top floor. supposed to be the party floor for the flight. that's where they used to have the lounge back in the day, right? >> i've seen pictures. >> where everybody could hang out. since then, they changed it to seats. but we're still waiting for that to take off. hopefully we'll be able to see it before the end of the show. looks like good flying weather. >> absolutely, gorgeous weather there. it's going to be nice when they get to hawaii, too. they're going to maybe fly through a little turbulence as the next storm is reaching farther south than it is east right now. coming of way. i'll sew you that on the satellite coming up. here's a look at our temperatures. we're still in the 50s to near 60 in areas. 60 livermore, los gato concord. na napa. gilr gilroy. half moon bay, look at you go, 66 degrees. beautiful shot of salesforce tower all the way over to berkeley. see the campus there. really nice bright blue sky today with average highs. fewer stars, milder morning lows

tonight. now, the extended, we've got some chances of rain. it will be on the light to moderate side. for today, well, i guess you can wipe that by the wayside. 60s not good anymore. it's going to be probably 67 or 68. there's a little bit of a localized offshore breeze right there bringing you the warmth. 64 to about 69 degrees. for the rest of us around the bay and inland. there's the gorgeous shot of the lack of low clouds. you could see, look at that, alcatraz, golden gate bridge and marin headlands. noon, 64, mild for most of us. 4:00, 58 at the coast. the sea breeze will stop later on. 64 for the rest of us. 50 to 55 at 9:00 with the clouds streaming in. won't be quite as chilly at 12:00. temperatures around 50 to 53 degrees. tonight's temperatures, mid 40s to mid 50s because of the cloud cover. what we wake up to at 4:00 in the morning, drizzle near the coast. maybe scattered light rain developing across the extreme north bay by the end of the

morning commute then we'll have scattered sprinkles, scattered showers through 4:00 and watch light to moderate, light green moderate yellow, even orange rain move into the north bay. that's pretty much where it stays in a steady nature through the evening commute then overnight it's going to come through the rest of our neighborhoods and down into the south bay by 4:00 thursday morning. by 7:00 to 9:00, it's leaving. then we'll have some scattered showers for the rest of thursday. with the best chance across the north bay. so the rainfall potential there, about .015 inch of rain, quarter to half inch around the bay. about a third to 2/3 an inch across the north bay. here's what i'm looking at. as far as my accuweather seven-day forecast. so that storm's also a 1. it will be a little breezy. those will taper by thursday. there's a slight chance of a shower friday morning. especially across the north bay. veteran's day is slolooking fantastic. sunday night into monday another light storm is on the way. reggie? >> appreciate the warning, mike. thank you. now today's morning money

report, a savvy shopper says he turned his side hustle, reselling items from clearance racks, into a successful company and claims any of us can do it. his name is ryan graham. he says his business now generates almost $4 million in revenue. the former accountant started by buying sale items at walmart, target, toys "r" us and used the amazon seller app to compare them to online prices. the 28-year-old says he bought low and sold high. >> i was able to get that to about $1,000 a month in profit working ten hours a week. i do think it's something that anyone can do if you're willing to put in the work. >> grant says he usually takes people a few months to figure out what sells and how to factor in those shipping costs but once that's done, he thinks you could make 1,000 to 2,000 bucks a month doing this part time. may no longer need to make a trip to the pharmacy to get your prescriptions. cvs is going to begin free same-day delivery next month. the service will be offered first in manhattan. it will expand to the rest of the u.s. next year.

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it is game over for former san francisco 49er terrell owens on "dancing with the stars." >> what happened? >> a lot of people didn't know

we were judged based on last week, the team's dance. we didn't do that well. pwe got eighth -- >> the bottom last week. >> people didn't forget. >> owens and his partner stopped by "gma" after getting voted off "dancing with the stars" last night. the 43-year-old made it all the way to week eight. his hard work did not go unnoticed. the judges told him out of all the celebrities, he improved the most. the "dancing with the stars" semifinals happens monday night at 8:00 here on abc 7. let's see? that plane has taken off yet, shall we? >> that's what i was looking at. staring at the screen there. >> last 747 flight that united is operating from sfo to honolulu. accused of obstructing justice to theat the fbinuclear war, and of violating the constitution by taking money from foreign governments and threatening to shut down news organizations

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