it's 6:00 a.m. a gorgeous view from our east bay hills camera. don't be fooled. there's extreme fire danger in parts of the bay today. good morning. it's october 30th. thanks for joining us. >> jessica is back from vacation. nice to have you back. >> nice to be back. >> and drew tuma is here because mike is a little under the weather. >> good morning, guys. you know when you haveeally stdanger because everything is dry. we're seeing that out there this morning. a live look at east bay hills camera right now showin you it is ran in t hills. e 12-hour day planner will

reflect the winds in the hills. 40s and 50s is the name of the game. the winds will ebb and flow throughout the day. it's breezy and bright with lots of sunshine. it's a mild day for the 30th of october. around the bay well into the 70s. our warmest spots inland going to near 80 degrees. that's weather. let's get a check of the roads with alexis. >> good morning. we still have some traffic alerts to talk about, drew. this we can barely not see it on this traffic camera, but a two-car crash before you get to the san mateo bridge toll once you make it to midspan, n earlier disabled vehicle. that has cleared. and we still have a sig alert for a crash getting into san francisco. northbound 101 before the 280 merge, we have a five-car crash. that's still blocking the three left lanes. they're working on getting more tow trucks to the scene. that's causing about a ten-minute delay. i would stick to 280 instead. next traffic update come up in

ten minutes. we're following developing news in the east bay. a child is in the hospital after he was shot last night. >> it happened on roblado drive in oakland near the san leandro border. amy hollyfield is at benioff children's hospital where that boy is this morning. >> reporter: the child was brought to this hospital but not right away. the shooting happened at about 7:30 last night in east oakland. it was on the border of san leandro on robledo drive. police are trying to figure out if it happened on the street or in a house. the child, though, was first driven in a personal car to san leandro's hospital. and then he was transferred here to children's. police did not say his condition, only that he is 3 years old. they are asking for any information, if anyone knows anything, they're asking them to please come forward and call the police department. reporting live in oakland, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you. the president will travel to

pittsburgh today in the wake of the deadliest synagogue shooting in u.s. history. and it comes on the same day funerals for the victims begin. brothers cecil and david rosenthal and daniel stein will be laid to rest this morning. the father of another victim, rose mallinger released a statement, lovingly called bubby, her family says age was just a number. she retained her sharp wit, humor and intelligence until the very last day. no matter what obstacles she faced, she never complained. she did everything she wanted to do in her life. we will truly miss her presence and company. rabbi says he can still hear the gunshots that claimed the lives of 11 worshippers saturday. >> immediately, i announced to my congregation, drop to the floor, do not move, don't utter a sound. be still. heusd robert bowers was

expressionless as he sat shackled to a wheelchair for his first court appearance yesterday. he is due back in court before a judge on thursday. abc7 news was in san francisco where people gathered to remember victims and survivors of the shooting in pittsburgh. rabbis led the group in song and prayer, sharing the message that kindness to others and strength in the community are the best ways to overcome the worst of times. the attack is forcing a film festival in the south bay to hire armed security officers. abc7 news was also in san jose where the silicon valley jewish film festival runs through november 11th. people from a nearby islamic center are offering to volunteer to monitor the festival. christian churches have also offered their support. the president ordered flags lowered as a sign of respect for the victims of the tree of life

e shooting. the man accused of mailing explosives to prominent democrats and cnn will be court on friday as authorities find another suspicious package. >> a package was intercepted at a postal center in atlanta addressed to cnn's headquarters. it was similar to the other 14 packages allegedly sent by cesar sayock. these are sketches from the hearing where a judge ordered him to be held without bail. he'll have another detention hearing on friday. michael moore is releasing footage of sayock. he says it gives us a glimpse of him in action. he's holding an anti-cnn sign yelling at journalists who gathered for the rally in melbourne, florida. on his van he also had a picture of moore in cross-hairs. in the east bay, new details involving a human skull found in west oakland last week. the alameda county sheriff's office now believes the case is connected to a male torso

discovered in the same general area about a month ago. the skull was found in the backyard of a home on the corner of 29th and west streets friday morning. investigators believe the skull is part of a decomposed and somewhat mummified body found in a building on martin luther king jr. way. so far, no word on the cause of death. the coroner is working to identify that person. new at 6:00 -- san francisco considering sending inmates to alameda county. according to "the examiner" the hall of justice is at risk of collapsing during an earthquake. some san francisco officials oppose building a new jail. they suggest sending inmates to alameda county as an alternative. san francisco's sheriff says she does not want to ship inmates across the bay. she would rather the city renovate the jail in san bruno to accommodate more inmates. a major milestone for a central subway construction in san francisco. at the live desk this

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time now approaching 6:10 a.m. we're tracking that red flag warning very carefully. the areas shaded in red, our north bay mountains and east bay hills. this lasting until tomorrow morning, 24 hours. winds gusting near 50 at diablo. as you go hour by hour, i'll show you those winds. later on this morning, 8:00, still really active especially in the northbay. we do expect those winds to ebb and flow throughout the evening. at is:1:00, 2:00, it will be bry

out there. let's get a check of the roads alexis. good morning. >> good morning. if you're trying to get into san francisco on the 101, the crash is northbound on the 280 split. we're trying to get an estimate on when the tow truck will get there. we had some injuries involved. that's causing about a ten-minute delay. you can stick to 280 for an alternate. we're hearing from chp that the westbound 580 flyover is back open. we had a large pothole that's now coned over. check out these delays getting out of tracy, 6 miles an hour on 205. 7 miles an hour on 580. not a lot of fun on long that stretch. relief for business owners and drivers near san francisco's union square. according to the examiner, stockton street will reopen to traffic this winter. it's been so long it's been closed between geary and market.

six years, in fact. because of construction on the central subway tunnel. it will be easier for drivers to get there. it could also spell the end of winter walks. that's the holiday event with pop-ups and events for kids to entice shoppers. sfmta and union square business improvement district are in talks but they say it will be, quote, difficult. an east bay chef forced from his popular restaurant over misconduct allegations is officially starting over. also, a parenting alert this morning. the new study showing the danger of allowing your children to use apps designed for kids. and as we head to break, we leave you with a live look nowou b inrno. ywere with uncontrolled moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, you never know how your skin will look. and it can feel like no matter what you do, you're itching all the time.

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welcome back. it's 6:15. singer pharrell doesn't want president trump using his music. >> lawyers for the singer sent the president cease and desist orders after he played "happy" at a rally, just hours after the pittsburgh synagogue shooting where 11 people were killed. pharrell is just just just just growing list of singers sending

cease and desist orders to the president. according to "usa today," a coalition of consumer and public safety advocates are hoping a major study from the michigan medical school will spark some change. they sent a letter to the federal trade commission asking the government agency to investigate the preschool app market and to end what they insist are deceptive practices. a developing story now out of los angeles. authorities say actor william daniels stopped an attempted robbery at his home. the 91-year-old is best known for his role as mr. feeney in the hit '90s sitcom "boy meets world." according to tmz, it happened saturday night. a suspect tried to kick down his front door, but he jumped up and turned on the lights and it scared the suspect off. he and his wife are okay.

you remember that show, right? >> yeah. what about tapinga, is she involved? >> she wasn't there to help out. >> are you sure she wasn't the one trying to come in the house? >> do you believe he's that old? >> because that was a long time ago. >> like two decades. >> where has time gone, drew? >> i don't know. let's move on to weather. doppler with live satellite showing you we have a clear picture for a lot of us. fog is nonexistent in most areas. the picture outside, it's crystal clear. this is our east bay hills camera. we show it is shaking this morning. those winds in our hills, especially are active at this hour. we continue to watch these numbers. they have been on the rise over the past couple of hours. tam right now gusting to 27. east foothills in the south bay gusting to 20. we have the red flag warning in effect for the higher elevations for the next 24 hours due to the gusty winds and dry vegetation. meaning any fire that starts

could spread easily. a lot of sunshine today. mild along the peninsula. 75 for mountain view. downtown san francisco, it will be warm in the city. north bay, it's windy, 77, petaluma. east bay into the 70s. 75, oakland. same in fremont, 75. inlandwehr 80s in a lot of spots. 81 for brentwood. the accuweather seven-day forecast. windy in the hills today. warmer tomorrow. a treat for halloween. we'll gradually start to cool off into the upcoming weekend. let's get a check of the roads. >> good morning. we still have a sig alert if nohbou 280 n too. s split. five vehicles involved in this one. i think that's probably adding to the length it's taking to clear this. as we zoom out a bit, we have

the three left lanes blocked. you can use 280 for an alternate. that's cruising along at 60 miles an hour. if you head to the backup, that's down to 9 miles an hour. a 10 to 15-minute delay. san mateo bridge, good news with the crash just before you get to the toll plaza has cleared. we're seeing a lot more vehicles just past the toll plaza. we had a disabled vehicle near the midspan that's gone. the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights on at 5:26 this morning. unless you're using the carpool lanes, you'll have a little wait into the maze. america's top tech cities are out and number one might surprise you. a mountain lion spotted near a popular east bay neighborhood. new details about what happened to it overnight. let's take a live look outside on this tuesday morning.

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time now, 6:22 in the morning! your favorite people are doing the halloween dance! pose! now, get out of here! your halloween forecast. we're seeing a lot of sunshine. 70s and 80s the name of the game. enjoy that lovely dance reggie orchestrated for us both to do, guys. >> oh, boy. i think i'm speechless. okay. back to our newscast. in the east bay, a chef accused of sexual harassment reportedly opening a new article in the chronicle. charlie howell is the owner of the new restaurant.

he sold his old restaurant, boot and shoe, after 30 employees accuse al qaeda him of sexual harassment and abuse of power. the new restaurant is accepting industry but a new report finds they're not the best cities for the tech workers. the nonprofit comp tia compared 20 metro areas in high demand for tech workers and it looked at the number of job opportunities and also the cost of living in those cities. charlotte topped the list as the best city to work in tech, followed by raleigh and austin. san jose and san francisco ranked fourth and fifth. the city of san francisco is offering free legal services to help minorities gain access to the cannabis industry. it's part of the cannabis equity fram. according to "the examiner," they will connect legal applicants with licensing and permits. in addition, equity applicants do not have to pay the $5,000

permit fee to start selling retail cannabis. steph curry's ridiculous 51 points in three quarters was so last week. >> this week the other splash brother needed less than three quarters to set an nba record. >> for nba history, he got it! 14 threes in a game! it has never been done! >> klay thompson hitting 14 three-pointers and there was still five minutes left in the third quarter. guess who held the record before klay? that would be steph curry. this is being called the headband game because klay cut his head and decided to cover it with this oversized headband. espn tweeted after the game, klay loves the headband look. made him feel like one of his favorite movie characters, jackie moon. i think he's rocking it. >> don't lose the beard. next at 6:30, rising fire danger across the bay area.

and we do have a warning from officials ahead of the dangerous conditions. election day is next week. the the big issue pushing hundreds of google employees do stage a walkout this week.

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now at 6:30 -- a mountain lion sxotd tranquilized. we have an update on where it is. president trump heads to pittsburgh as the nation mourns the 11 lives lost in the synagogue. a live look today. fire danger on the rise across the bay area. the conditions right now. good morning on this tuesday, october 30th. it certainly be looks pretty outside, but there can -- there's things to at least

watch. >> the winds are the biggest issue right afternoon but creating high fire danger. east bay hills camera, it's shaking. a live look. you can see it's moving up and down. we have seen winds, especially on mt. diablo, g g an hour. it will be a windy start in the hills this morning. not so windy close to the surface, but still breezy and bright. by 4:00, that sun shine will be effective at warming us up. by 4:00, 70s and 80s widespread. let's get a check of the roads with alexis. good morning. i'm going to start off with the good news first. we had a sig alert for the last hour and 20 minutes northbound 101 south of the 280 split getting into san francisco. everything cleared and residual delays cleared out quickly as well. five vehicles involved in that one. thankfully just sounding like minor injuries involved there. new problem just in. southbound 680,s i believe we

have crash past sunol boulevard. and there could be another one on andrade or same one, i'm working on the details. if you're traveling through the tri-valley and you were with us here early this morning, you probably know about this one. all back open after a crash in pleasanton on the west side of 680. a crash happened before 4:00 this morning. chp only told us a little bit. they said there was a short pursuit and a crash following that. you can see that vehicle that crashed right here. that was an suv. that was not a chp patrol car. abc7 news was there as that was being towed away. no one hurt in that collision. at one point, all lanes were closed but they reopened quite some time ago. now to breaking news on the peninsula. a family of eight has escaped a house fire in south san francisco. >> firefighters battled smoke and flames at the home on fairway drive early this yold

damaged the house. a woman who lives there says she woke up around 1:00, smelled something burning and she found the garage she says her family recently moved into that rental home. she doesn't know what started that fire. no one got hurt. the threat of fire danger conditions in parts of the bay area today. >> the east bay in particular is under close watch this morning. abc7 news reporter matt keller is live for us in san francisco. matt? >> reporter: good morning, jessica and reggie. as we head into halloween, we have some scary weather conditions outside. you've got those dry, hot and windy conditions and firefighters want to make sure everyone is extra careful. >> by the end of october, we haven't had any substantial rain since the spring, so it's really dry. >> reporter: dry is right. chec out droneview7 flying over the hills in the east bay monday. all thisry and low humidity make controlling a fire very difficult.

berkeley fire chief says berkeley streets, wood shingles, vegetation against the home, narrow streets, it can be hard to get firefighters in and people out. they are asking everyone not to leave anything with a heat or electric source unattended. >> a long time ago we switched from putting candles in the pumpkins to the battery-powered flicker lights that look like candles. >> reporter: pg&e has not issued any warning for an emergency power shutoff like they did two weeks in lake, napa and sonoma counties. as the weather conditions change, so can those plans. reporting live, matt keller, abc7 news. >> thank you. developing news. the president and first lady plan to travel to pittsburgh today in the wake of the worst anti-semitic attack in u.s. history. >> in his first comments following the synagogue shooting on saturday, president trump condemned the act of hate, but then suggested that armed guards could have prevented it.tosxp f

responders, community leaders and likely the rabbi of the tree of life synagogue. also happening today, three of the 11 victims will be laid to rest. brothers cecil and david rosenthal and dr. jerry rabinowitz. the suspect, 46-year-old robert bowers is due back in court on thursday. that's when prosecutors are expected to outline their case against him. here in the bay area there will be an interfaith vigil outside san jose city hall tonight. >> last night students gathered at san jose state jewish students at sjsu tell abc7 news the attack brought out real fear. >> it breaks my heart when i hear of jews tucking in their star of david on campus. >> i didn't wear it on saturday and to me that was big because i haven't taken it ov in three years. >> we're told that student is wearing her necklace again.

tonight san jose city leaders and other religious groups will meet at city hall for an interfaith vigil 5:00. we're ho the pittsburgh synagogue shooting on the abc7 news facebook page. you can share this badge, listing all 11 of the lives lost during saturday's attack. in the east bay, a mountain lion is back in the wild this morning after quite a scare in a pleasanton neighborhood. >> officers hauled the cat out of the bushes after tranquilizing it last night. they shot it with tranquilizer darts several times. the alameda county sheriff's office brought out the drone to keep an eye on the vehicle. it was first spotted in the area of hopyard road around 4:30. it was in bushes near an office park full of people. >> we came outside. there were police waiting for us, security guards, escorting us to our cars. i wanted to stick around and see what happens. >> officials say the mountain lion is a 9 to 12-month-old male and appears to be healthy. your voice, your vote.

election day is a week from today. here's an option for anyone who needs a ride to the polls next tuesday. ford gobike is offering free rides on election day. the company says people can get free access to a bike near them by entering the code bike to vote in the ford gobike app. ford gobike has more than 300 stations around the bay area. to learn what's on your ballot and issues and candidates where you live, go to abc7news.com/election, you'll find a voter guide to your local ballot. outrage at google over alleged sexual misconduct. buzz feed reports a group of 200 employees plans to protest on thursday. a "new york times" article last week claims andy ruben was given a $90 million exit package in 2014 after an investigation found he coerced another employee into having sex. google ceo says, no one terminated for sexual harassment in the past two years received an exit package.

6:36 a.m. we continue to track that high fire danger the next 24 hours. that red flag warning is still in effect for east bay hills, north bay mountains. for winds, we've seen gusts close to 55 miles an hour. that threat will continue the next 24 hours. you combine those gusty winds with low humidity during the day and fires can start and spread rapidly under these conditions. we'll watch those winds hour by hour. 8:00, later on this morning, they're active out of the north. we do expect those winds to ebb and flow throughout the day. by 1:00, 2:00, maybe not as windy but still breezy. we still have the high fire threat throughout tuesday afternoon as well. 46 in alameda. fremont atyou d need that lights you step out the door. it will be a warm afternoon on the way. highs across the region later on today with that wind, you do notice it's a warm wind, getting

san francisco up to 70 this afternoon. 75 for san jose, fremont. 77 in oakland. concord and napa tapping out in the upper 70s. we'll continue to track those winds. download the accuweather app so track the winds from your phone. what are we watching in traffic? >> quite a bit. >> you've had a lot going on this morning. >> we've had a lot of crashes. i have a new one to tell you about. i mentioned this ten minutes ago. looks like they have decided on a location for the southbound 680 crash. it's near andrade, just south of andrade road. four vehicles involved. i think we just have lane three blocked at this point, but we possibly have injuries so they're sending emergency crews to the scene. you're slow back to 580 in the dublin/pleasanton area. let's flip over to the drive times and see what the crash is doing to them. unfortunately, westbound 580, tracy to dublin, basically been in the red all morning, 54 minutes. southbound 680 from dublin to mission boulevard, getting you through this crash scene, 57

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headphone. we're looking at the 12-hour planner. the big takeaway, there's no fog in the city. that will launch us to around 70 degrees later this afternoon. a warm day in the city. across the region, it's a mild afternoon. it's also a bright afternoon. total sunshine, take the sunglasses with you. 75 in oakland. san jose, 77. concord, warm and breezy with a high of 78 degrees. new this morning at the live desk, word of a possible new executive order involving children. in an interview with axios on

hbo, president trump says he's considering ending birthright citizenship. the 14th amendment states babies born on u.s. soil are citizens sf despite the immigration status of their parents. the president says he can end that with an executive order. such a move would invite legal challenges setting up a constitutional showdown. we are learning more about police investigating a terrible shooting in the east bay. >> involving a 3-year-old boy. let's get straight to abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield with that story. amy? >> reporter: good morning, jessica. the 3-year-old was brought here to this hospital after being assessed at another one. he didn't come here to children's right away. the shooting happened at 7:30 last night. it was in east oakland on the border of san leandro on robledo drive. police are trying to figure out if the shooting happened on the street or in a house. the child was first driven in a

personal car to san leandro's hospital, but then transferred to children's hospital here in oakland. police did not say his condition. they're asking for anyone with information to please come forward and call police. they are trying to figure out exactly what happened last night. reporting live in oakland, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. abc 7 is committed to building a better bay area. one issue a lot of us want to improve, car break-ins. it's been an epidemic. we told you last week break-ins are down 14% compared to last year. let's put this all in perspective. this year the department has logged more than 19,000 break-ins. do some simple math and that's more than 72 every day. an average of one every 20 minutes. last year there was a break-int. is it better?

yes. is it good? no. an australian couple on vacation in san francisco had their rental car broken into wednesday. the car was parked at fisherman's wharf garage for less than an hour. the thieves stole their suitcases, computers, medication and most importantly, passports. necessity called the police. >> we asked them to review the garage for us and they said they didn't have the manpower to do so. >> maybe you've heard that before from san francisco police when you call them. we called the police and they said that this should not happen. then the situation quickly changed. the couple says officers found and then delivered their passports and their luggage to their hotel in monterrey. because of this we reached out to several bay area police departments and asked, what should we do if thieves target our car? to report a car burglary call 911 if a break-in is in progress

or if it just happened. because the vandal could be nearby. if there's been some time that has passed, report the burglary online. you can still call if you want or you can go to the police station. in san francisco you can actually call 311. police in berkeley, san francisco and fremont say that they'll send an officer if the scene is, quote/unquote, fresh. in berkeley that means the break-in happened you shouunder ago. in san francisco it's when the burglary is in progress or police aren't busy with other priority calls. fremont says it will almost always send an officer unless there's a severe staffing shortage. apple expected to introduce some new tech gadgets today. the focus at the event in brooklyn will likely be on ipads and macs. that could mean new specs on the ipad pro and new macbook and ma last month.

san francisco's lime snatched up uber executives, as they plan to add cars to the service. former uber chief of staff wang teng will be in charge of managing lime's growth. rich will be lime's first chief business officer. in a statement, lime said, you can expect to celek vehicle offerings in their app, quote, soon. take a live look at the new york stock exchange. i've been nervous to do this because we've seen such huge swings over the past few days. it looks like we are now up about 82 points. u.s. markets were really rattled late yesterday after a report suggesting president trump could increase tariffs on china next month if a meeting with the chinese president doesn't result in a trade breakthrough. as you can see, it doesn't appear to be having a big effect this morning. things can change be very fast. >> in the green. at least for now. >> for now. ifoutrg mpe in

u orhese are divers, that's right, they are carving underwater while sharks are nearby. this is in sydney, australia, at an aquarium. either they're really good at this or maybe it's not as hard as we think. either way, it appears that the sharks couldn't care less. which is probably what you want, right? >> i know. yikes. they have nerves of steel. >> that's how he got it on his head. >> what were you watching? >> the whole back of it was cut off. he was just holding it up. i thought he put it over his head. it's like, how did he do that? >> smart. >> reggie had a very good point this morning. really want to make sure you don't cut yourself when you're carving pumpkins with sharks. >> don't try that in your pool at home. >> especially with a shark in the pool. >> how would you get one there? also just a. . sa. >> and don't have a shark in your pool. we're learning a lot this morning. so many lessons.

>> halloween is going to be a warm one tomorrow. today, though, it's all about the winds creating high firl danger. live doppler 7 along with satellite right now showing you a really quiet and pretty clear picture. outside the rooftop camera at the studios, along the embarcadero, not a cloud from this vantage point. the sun will be up here in about 45 minutes or so. temperaturewise, 40s and 50s. san mateo, 49. 43 in napa. certainly want to grab the jacket as you step out the door. the winds will be noticeable in our hills. a red flag warning. this continues for the next 24 hours, lasting until 6:00 tomorrow morning. in the north bay hills and east bay hills. watching those winds that could gust close to 55 miles an hour combined with relatively low humidity through the day, increasing our fire danger because our vegetation is so dry.

highs today in the south bay, 75. santa clara, 74. sunnyvale, 71. downtown san francisco, warm at 70. north bay it's windy in the hills and warm, 78 in novato. 75, oakland. the same for fremont. inland, it's warm. 81, brentwood. 78 in san ramone. accuweather seven-day forecast, windy in the hills today. warmer tomorrow. even warmer thursday. then we'll cool off into the weekend. that's your weather. let's get a check of the roads with alexis. >> good morning. taking a look at the tri-valley, that's where we have our biggest slowdown right now. southbound 680 at andrade. four-car crash and possibly some injuries. not sure on the exact number of lanes blocked. they are calling for a tow truck to the scene. there's the backup all the way to 580 down to just 4 miles an hour approaching and about 15 miles an hour once you leave that 580 split. so, not great. i would stick to 84, that will

save you a little time. still won't get you past that incident. you can stick to 580 and head south on 880. here's a check of the bay bridge toll plaza. we had a crash in the fourth lane from the right. it sounded minor. i have not spotted any flashing lights on the camera. next traffic update coming up just before 7:00. happening today, "jeopardy!" coming to netflix. >> the streaming service has acquired 45 hand-picked episodes of the show. they'll feature the tournament of champions competition and the one-time battle of the decades. this is "jeopardy!'s" second streaming deal. hulu scored 60 episodes of the show back in august. if you want to watch any new episodes of "jeopardy!" tune in right here to abc 7 at 7:00 p.m. our instagram picture of the day. if you haven't yet, follow us at abc7news.

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6:54. here are seven things to know before you go. number one -- all lanes back open after a crash on interstate 580 in pleasanton. this was on the westbound side near 680. the chp would only say there was a short police chase and then a crash. and number two -- a red flag warning is in effect the next 24 hours for the north bay mountains, the east bay hills. winds gusting close to 55 miles an hour. low humid means fires can easily start and spread under these conditions. number three -- a 3-year-old boy is in the hospital after he was shot in oakland. this happened last night near the san leandro border. it's not clear what led up to the shooting. number four -- president trump apparently considering ending citizenship with an executive order. this would have an impact on children who are born here whose parents are not citizens. no word yet on a - president travels to pittsburgh in the wake of the deadly synagogue

shooting. this comes on the same day as funerals will be held for three of the victims. number six -- it has been a busy day on the roads overall. right now our biggest issue is the tri-valley. once again, southbound 680 near andrade road, we have a crash blocking at least one lane. four vehicles involved in this one. you are stacked up solid all the way to 580. that's adding about 30 minutes to your drive. and number seven -- >> get it. get it. >> abc 7 mornings had a dance-off halloween style. you saw it last hour, reggie versus drew. who did it best? you have to let us know on twitter or any social media. >> my favorite part is how frankenstein ran off. >> he's scared. >> he scampered off with you. >> he's scared. >> could be we ganglier? >> absolutely not. that's why you're the mummy. >> you have your costumes picked out for tomorrow.

good morning, america. as harrowing new stories of survival emerge the shooter behind the synagogue massacre in pittsburgh, appearing in court for the first time charged with a hate crime. now prosecutors vowing to pursue the death penalty. president trump heads to pittsburgh today after ordering more than 5,000 troops to the mexican border to confront the caravan of migrants still nearly a thousand miles away. critics call the president's move a political stunt. midair mystery. the investigation into that deadly plane crash. the brand-new boeing jet crashing into the sea with 189 people on board. now major questions. was one of the passengers on the u.s. no-fly list? and what happened in the previous incident involving that