to protect public safety. it ensures the closest ambulance remains on-call during paid breaks "so that they can respond immediately when needed." vote yes on 11. a three-year-old shot inside a home. good morning i'm alexis smith. thanks for joining us. a three-year-old boy is being treated in oakland. abc 7 news is there with how the kplunty community and how it is reacting. >> yeah. we just got briefed afternoon the latest on this investigation the three-year-old is here and he is in critical condition.

police say he was shot last night and that it happened inside his home in oakland the board. he was taken in a personal car but later transfer todred to th hospital. we did catch up with the mayor this morning and got an update. >> i hope that everyone has this family in their prayers. what a tragedy for a three-year-old child to be hanging onto aun unsecured firearm inside the home. that's all we are sharing right now. >> reporter: police say the shooting happened around 7:30

last night. again, that child is in critical condition at this point. police not releasing details of who shot the child, how it happened, if anyone has been detained. we are waiting to get updates on those details. abc 7 news. >> all right. thank you. in less than an hour president trump and the first lady will head to pittsburgh, pennsylvania to pay their respects to those who lost their lives in the recent synagogue shooting. we are live with more ton visit and the victims. >> reporter: more and more security gets brought there ahead of the president's visit. for the people here in this community say despite all of the attention the focus remains on th v the grieving. mourners gather for the first of many funerals here in

pittsburgh. >> witnesses tell us that he escaped only to run back into the gunfire to save others. >> that's the kind of person he was. >> two brothers with special needs, we are told they never missed a service. as the victims are laid to rest president trump and the first lady will be here to mourn the victims. reaction to their visits mixed. tree of life rabbi says they are welcome but others in the congregation have a drastically different opinion. >> we have no use for him. he is calling himself a nationalist. the last i heard calling themselves nationalist were nazis. >> they say the president is not welcomed until he denounces white national itch. they call the president partly responsible. pointing to the alleged shooter's social media accounts.

he openly discussed his hatred for jews and others. they say he denounced white nationalism in the past. >> the president has denounced racism, hatred and bigotry on a number of occasions and will continue to do that. >> for the victims and this community the focus remains on those 11 whose lives were senselessly taken. >> reporter: the memorial in front of those 11 stars of david just continues to grow. the president and first lady say to visit with victims that are still recovering. abc 7 news. >> thank you. happening tonight here in the bay area there will be an interfaith vigil outside san jose city hall. students gathered at san jose state university. there were 11 blows to honor the 11 victims killed in pittsburgh. students tell abc 7 news the

attack brought out real fear. >> it breaks my heart. >> i want to take off my campus. i didn't wear it on saturday. i haven't taken it off in like three years. >> that student is wearing her necklace again. today san jose city leaders and other religious groups will meet for that vigil at 5:00. we are honoring the victims on the abc 7 news facebook page. you can share this page listing all 11 of the lives lost during saturday's attack. james whitey who is serving two life sentences in federal prison has been found dead in custody. officials with the u.s. bureau of prison say he died this morning in west virginia. he is 89. his death is under investigation. bulger and his girlfriend arrested after spending 16 years on the run.

he had been on the fbi most wanted list second only to bin laden. investigators find another suspicious package. a suspected package bomb was intercepted yesterday. the fbi says it is similar to the 14 other packages allegedly sent by sayoc. he will have another detention hearing on friday. michael moore releasing footage at a rally for president trump in december of 2016. moore says this footage gives us a glimpse of him in action. he is holding an anti-cnnanti-cn sayoc had a picture of moore in cross hairs. exactly one week from today is election day.

this morning the two men that want to be california's next governor were earl tloi make their case in front of a who's who list. we are live outside the hel in san francisco. hi. >> hi. yeah. a lot of big political names inside the fair mon inside the faremont this fairmount hotel. john cox was the first. he decide today run for governor because he loves the state of california. >> because the political clash in this state, the interest groups that basically run sacramento as well as my opponent have made this state virtually unaffordable and unlivable for the average forgotten hard working

californian. that situation has got to change and it will change on november 6th. >> he put out his message to the decidedly liberal crowd even facing a few hisses and boos. >> and because the interest groups in sacramento and the politicians and the political class, they didn't want to reform caltrans. >> newsome received a standing ovation when he took to the poee ju -- podium. he touted the climate change under jerry brown and pushed fur an increased focus on early education. >> we do what we need to do in the next seven days not only are we going to continue the progress in the state of california but we will continue

to light up the rest of the country as a state of inspiration. >> this was also a fundraiser for brown. it goes to his fellowship program at san francisco state. >> thank you. you can count on abc 7 for live election coverage one week from font. it's your voice your vote. we'll have coverage on some of the biggest races and we'll have live local election coverage from abc 7 news at 9:00 p.m. and then at 11:00 p.m. right here on abc 7. now to a bizarre story involving a bar passenger accused of bringing chain saws on board a train. police arrested 57-year-old yesterday after he carried not one but two chain saws on a train from san francisco. authorities say he was making threatening comments. they say he got off the train at the station where he was

detained. the chains were never turned on and thankfully no one was hurt. all right. we have drew here a nice day but it's gusty. >> take a look here. in the north bay it is gusts in the 30s. the winds are dry. they are coming out of the north. it continues to increase our fire danger. we have that red flag warning in effect until tomorrow morning. we still have several hours under that red flag warning. it is gusting close to 50 miles per hour at times. it means fires can easily start and easily spread because vegetation is so dry. once the winds calm down we'll

get warmer wind in here. >> all right. thank you. uber is rolling out new amazon style subscription service. and changing the constitution with the stroke of a pen, whthe proposal he is makg this removing the face mask with a big magnet. >> this is the part i

in an interview president trump says she considering ending birthright citizenship. it states babies born on u.s. soil are citizens desp migratio parents. the president says he can end all of that with an executive order. no word on when it could happen and such a move would likely invite legal challenges setting up a big constitutional showdown. sexual misconduct buzz feed reports a group plans to protest on thursday. new york times article publiced last week is fuelling their anger. he was give et packaoercedother sex. no one terminated for sexual harassment in the last two years received an exit package. apple announced new changes

to its ipads at an event in new york earlier this morning. apple's new ipad will be similar to the new phones. they are ditching the home button to make more room for the screen. they will also use facial recognition to authorize app and apple pay purchase. >> it transforms instantly into anything you want it to be, portable, versatile and powerful while at the same time being encredibly easy to use. we have sold well over 400 million ipads make it the most popular tablet by far. no one else is even we sold more ipads in the last year than the entire notebook line up of all of the biggest notebook manufacturers. >> as for the new mac models the

company announced a new minimac to all of their improvement screens. new products were unvailed as the company emphasized the uses for apple products by creating music, video and arts. online report says uber is rolling out a monthly subscription service starting today. it allows riders to lock in flat rates on all of the uber apps they take over the course of a month. it is available today in five cities, los angeles, austin, orlando, denver. it is a medical mystery that will have your scratching your head all day. two women carries the same baby. pregxt we continue tour watch our winds in the hills right now gusting well over 30 miles per hour in spots creating high fire

danger today but warmer weather moves in tomorrow. we'll have all of "look what she's accomplished... she authored the ban on assault weapons... pushed the desert protection act through congress, and steered billions of federal dollars to california projects such as subway construction and wildfire restoration." "she... played an important role in fighting off ...trump's efforts to kill the affordable care act."

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we will first take you to italy. three quarters is under water thanks to a tremendous amount of rain. it is the worst flooding in more than a decade. look at that. walking through that water. water is as much as 5 feet deep in some areas. more rain is expected there over the next few.

unfortunately for us live doppler 7, it is bone dry and the latest information does take this dry trend to the next ten days. unfortunately vain not in the seven day forecast. what is, strong winds right now in the warmer weather. outside right now it is a beautiful picture. it is not a cloud to be seen right now. bright sunshine and the sunshine really efficient at warming us up at 63 in san jose. the big stories fire danger. it is running high because of gusty winds in the hills out of the north. they could gust as high at 50 miles per hour. low humidity later this afternoon. essentially areas shaded in red. let's talk about the winds for you. future tracker wind gusts

showing you still active out of the north. similar set up into early wednesday morning. the daylight hyiminish. i 75 into the east bay later on. beautiful mid-70s from oak lands to fremont. inland 78 in san ramon. overnight plenty of stars, windy in the north bay temperatures. mainly in the mid-40s. low to mid-50s. tat's at least two. at we get your halloween planner tomorrow it is looking great. winds will diminish. fo fire danger goes down.

trick or treaters are out later in the evening you don't need the coats the hide the costumes. seven day forecast windy in the hills today. a treat moving in on thursday. heading into the weekend cooler temperatures move in. the fog returns. daylight savings time comes to an end. for you you get an extra hour of sleep early sunday morning. >> i love this time of year. >> some people think it's depressing. >> you get an extra hour. >> all right. thank you. >> it is being called a prmedicl breakthrough. two women carrying the same baby. >> he is our miracle baby. >> they are the proud parents of a baby boy. they got there in an unusual way. >> i always wanted to have a child. >> i wanted to be pregnant for

so long and so bad. >> the mothers both wanted to be part of the birth process. >> we felt like there has to be a way. >> they turned to fertility specialist who made their dream come true using pioneering technology called reciprocal effortless ivf allowing both women to carry the same baby. >> i think it opens up new avenues, new choices for same sex couples. >> the process starts like traditional ivf. >> she went through the simulation through the egg harvest. >> next they were combined with donor sperm and then they were transferred into a device called an invocell. the resulting embryos were removed and frozen until ashley's body thanks to hormone injections was ready to carry the baby. >> it made us vsh special for both of us. >> we are very very grateful for him.

>> yes. this is stunning new technology. >> i also read that this costs about half of what traditional ivf procedure costs. normally it is 15 to 20,000. this costs between 8 to 10,000. opening up new possibilities. >> new doors for people. >> yes. >> cool stuff. you have probably never seen pumpkin carving skills like this. it will astound you. wait until you find out who took this to a whole new and i guess

first, it continues to pay paramedics while we're on break. second, it ensures the closest ambulance can respond if you call 9-1-1. vote yes on 11.

proposition 11 "a common sense solution" to protect public safety. it ensures the closest ambulance remains on-call during paid breaks "so that they can respond immediately when needed." vote yes on 11. if you drsome divers took p pumpkin carving contest. they are inside with sharks swimming around. either they are really good or it's not as hard as it seems. they didn't even slow down with the sharks there. >> yes.

california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th. i'm marshall tuck, i'm a public-school parent, and i know we can do better. in the public schools i led, we got more funding into our classrooms, supported our teachers, and we raised graduation rates by 60%. that's why president obama's education secretary endorses me. we've done it before. now, let's do it for every public-school student in california. i'm marshall tuck. i'm running for state superintendent.

>> our returning contestant, robin richards, is a history teacher from athens, georgia. he's got $7,000 in the bank and all three of his lifelines. will he make history here today? let's find out on "who wants to a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ welcome to "millionaire." you guys ready to play today? [cheers and applause] all those hairy dogs down in georgia, they ready to go? >> i hope so. >> all right, from athens, georgia, robin richards is back here today. we had to stop in the middle of a great game yesterday. you were at $7,000. you have all three of your lifelines still on the board as we try to reach that halfway mark. how you feeling coming back into today? >> feeling great. >> doing good, ready to go? >> let's do it. >> let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic musical flourish] ♪