and check in with mike to see what our day has in store. good morning, mike. >> i love when you say moving on up. it makes me think of the jefferson theme and then i get nice and happy and start dancing. let's talk about what is going on outside. little fog and not nearly as widespread as it was yesterday. along the peninsula coast and now starting to filter through more of the north bay from petaluma up to santa rosa and try to fill in along the east bay shoreline and visibility still good so far and with our surface winds relatively calm it will take the sunshine to get rid of it today and you know how long that took yesterday and it will be almost the same today. maybe a little bit quicker since the fog isn't as widespread. so, let's talk about temperatures. jackets needed this morning as we're in the 40s and 50s. and we'll stay in the 60s and we'll get to the 60s and stay there at the coast. look at that 70s and 80 at noon for bay and inland neighborhoods

and won't be wearing jackets then. 70s, 80s and 90s at 4:00. more on the clean air coming up, kumasi. >> thank you, mike. happening today, free covid-19 testing begins at the oakland airport. it's going to be available for employees and the public. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield live at the airport with what we need to know. amy? >> hi, kumasi. if you're flying to hawaii this could impact which airport you choose because you can get a rapid test at sfo, united is offering them for $250 a person. oakland is going to start offering them here today for free. that is for employees and travelers. a rapid covid test. you do need an appointment. it's open from 9:00 to 6:00 every day. thanks to this testing, employees can come to work with a greater peace of mind. travelers we talk to, they like the idea, too. >> one of those things that as covid-19 evolves we have to stay

on top of getting everyone tested. and getting everyone tested is what we're looking for when it comes to that. >> for those traveling to hawaii, starting next week you have to have proof that you don't have covid. without it, you have to quarantine for two weeks in hawaii. so, you really want that negative test. united airlines responded and started offering that rapid test at sfo for $250. now, oakland is responding with a free test. now, your test when you get to hawaii doesn't have to come from the airport. you can still bring one from your own medical provider and this is an option the airports are providing for convenience, for last minute. people who maybe didn't know they needed one to make an appointment, though, you need to go online. we have a link on our website. go to abc7news.com and make your appointment to get tested here from 9:00 to 6:00. those are the hours. reporting live at oakland international, amy hollyfield,

abc7 news. this morning president trump is back at the white house. he is still contagious with covid-19. doctors officially discharged him last night and he plans on hitting the campaign trail asap. jobina fortson at the live desk. jobina. >> thank you, reggie. a white house spokesperson says that they are taking all the proper health protocols this morning limiting physical access to the president and wearing the appropriate ppe when around him. but you may have seen this video. lots of people did yesterday of the president arriving at the white house and removing his face mask. and, also, going right to twitter to downplay the pandemic. >> the nurses, the first responders and i learned so much about coronavirus and one thing that's for certain, don't let it dominate you. don't be afraid of it. >> the president is not yet fully recovered from covid-19. his doctors said monitoring him through the weekend will be

critical. moments ago on "gma" dr. jennifer ashton weighed in on the president's behavior. >> medicine we always have to deal with noncompliant patients and behavior does matter. we try not to get angry and lose hope in changing a patient. but one thing engaging in behavior that has an impact on your personal health and quite another when it endangers the lives of others. >> you can watch the full interview comingi up on "gma." it's unclear whether the president will be confined to his residence inside the white house, reggie. >> jobina, thank you. today california's health and human services secretary will provide an update on the state's response to covid-19. last week, dr. mark ghaly announced status updates for two bay yare ute cou bay area counties. we will bring it live. governor newsom has indicated that california counties could move into lower risk covid-19 tiers today as the state begins

to see plateauing infection rates. it comes as santa clara county is moving into the orange tier. that means indoor dining and indoor and outdoor gatherings can resume as early as next tuesday. indoor activities will operate at 25% occupancy. >> if as we move slowly forward, we should slip back into a previous tier. that is going to be disruptive for everybody. so, as a community, we've got to work together. >> and the governor's news conference yesterday, he said icu admissions have been down 15% over the past two weeks. there's an effort under way this morning to raise money for a santa rosa firefighter who lost his home in the glass fire. santa rosa captain mike musgrove and other fall families pulled money to buy a home. >> right here would have been the front door. that is where we started this

project, this dream that we had. >> well, the captain says the house burned before they could get insurance. he bought this property to start a new life after his oldest daughter unexpectedly passed away last year. >> after olivia's passing i wrote down things on the white board and at the top of it to be more patient and lead with my heart and be more compassionate and that's kind of the theme of what we wanted to build up here. >> all the property owners are single parents. they were looking for a fresh start in their new home. rebuilding is estimated to cost more than a million dollars, but a go fund me has been set up to help. abc7 is teaming up with the red cross and tv stations all across the west coast to raise money for people who have been affected by fires this year. and you can donate online right now. just go to redcross.org/abc. problems with early voting. see what happened in one bay area city as soon as the ballot

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welcome back. 6:10 on this tuesday. let's take a look at some neighborhood temperatures under mostly clear sky where we're about 54 in pleasant hill to pittsburg at 64. look at the 40s and the fog across the north bay. that's more like october, isn't it? even 49 with fog in pacifica while the rest of us are in the 50s. let's look at what is going on from sutro tower and the clouds trying to overtake san francisco right now. just a little caution whether you're looking from home remote learning or exercising any time you step outside to take a break, just monitor the air quality with our website or our app. here's a sneak peek at friday and saturday. this is the european model which is the more bullish on the wet weather. we'll stick with that one for now and take a look at the hour by hour chance of that wet weather coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast.

we'll turn it over to jobina and find out about that commute. little bit of fog out there, jobina. >> chp advisory for the golden gate bridge. right now i'll bring you to the bay bridge because metering lights are on and came on at 5:50 this morning. you can definitely see a backup there. once you make it through the metering lights, really clear. moving just right once you get past those lights. bring in the san mateo bridge because we have a slow down on the mid span of the bridge due to a stalled big rig that is blocking one lane. that is for people who are traveling westbound. you can certainly see those brake lights there and also muni released an update to its performance during this pandemic. muni reports at least 72 assault or verbal arguments aboard its buss and rail line from april through august. muni says more than one in ten passengers or 14% are not compliant with its mask policy

and ridership is still down about 70% since march. reggie and kumasi. >> all right, jobina, thank you. coming up next, the creative ways to keep kids trick or treating this year but to do it safely. what one man just designed to foster a socially distance halloween. plus, justin timberlake is telling us the story behind one of his biggest hits. why now bringing

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welcome back, everyone. new developments in the case of a deadply police involved shooting of a man in texas. the police officer now charged with murder. jobina fortson has details at the live desk. >> sean lucas is the officer who opened fire. this morning he is charged with murder in the death of jonathan

price. the shooting happened on saturday in a convenience store parking lot. price was trying to defuse a heated argument between the couple at the store. texas rangers handling the investigation say when officer lucas arised he tazed price and then shot and killed him. the rangers say a, quote, preliminary investigation indicates the actions of officer lucas were not objectively reasonable. overnight more than 100 people showed up to the site where price was killed to honor him and former boston red sox player will middlebrooks was friends with price and right now holding a fund-raiser to cover the funeral costs and also make clear that price was not armed in this situation. reggie. >> jobina, thank you. the supreme court will not hear a case from a kentucky clerk who refused to issue marriage licenses for same-sex couples. kim davis spent five days in jail after same-sex marriage became legal in 2016. the marriage licenses would have

violated her religious beliefs. even though conservative justices clearance thomas and samuel alito agree with the court to reject davis' appeal, they say the 2015 decision on same-sex marriage threatens religious liberty. some liberal activists say this means the court may revisit the same-sex marriage decision especially if judge amy coney barrett's nomination is successful. well, early voting is under way in the bay area, but in at least one city it has hit a snag. in danville yesterday where people went to drop off their ballots but a slight issue. the boxes that were supposed to be open at 8:00 a.m. were still locked. well, we tracked down the county registrar to apologize but some people were still a bit frustrated. >> i was a little bit angry that with all of this hype about voting, our boxes aren't open when they say they're going to be open. >> well now these boxes will be open around the clock through

election day, which we know is november 3rd. this morning, we're hearing from justin timberlake and how he brought sexy back. in a new interview with apple music, he said he had to push for sexy back to be a single from his second solo album. he said everybody told him he was crazy because it didn't sound like him and didn't have his signature. he also said david bowie's inspired him and it paid off. the song became his first solo number one on the hot 100 and it stayed on top for seven weeks. it sold more than 17 million units >> friend, i don't even know what i was going to say. >> i threw you off. >> i do like that song. i'm glad he moved forward with his vision for that because i do like that song. it's fun. >> yeah. it is fun. i mean, a lot of it is, i'm not

going to go there. a lot of it is producing. >> didn't timberline produce th that? >> you might not be able to tell it's justin, but you can tell it's timberline. >> definitely could not tell it was justin. what? him? yeah. good for him. glad he got his way. rest of us better off for it. let's take a look at what's going on. open window in san jose and relatively clear at 59 degrees. use this for the backdrop for our accuweather highlights. today is the last of our summer spread and spare the air days. cleaner ask co eer and cooler c beginning tomorrow and two chances of rain one on the storm impact scale. we'd love to see that in october. let's take a look at our temperatures first. for this last summer afternoon, we have 77 in sunnyvale and 92 and south bay and 73 to 78 on the peninsula. around 64 to 65 with those

clouds being really stubborn along the peninsula and coast. low 70s for south san francisco and sausalito and right near 70 in san francisco. 84 to 89 through the north bay valleys. along the east bay shore 73 at richmond and 76 at oakland and 82 at fremont. as you head into the valleys. 88 to 93. i guarantee this will be the last day you use your air conditioner. tonight, look at the marine layer spreading and it's going to be a little juicier. expect a little more drizzle and a little more fog tomorrow. look at the valleys and the north bay. definitely a sign of our longer nights. 40s there while the rest of us wake up in the 50s. here we are at 7:00 thursday evening and increasing clouds and onshore breeze and highs only in the 60s and 70s thursday. rain is going to look a little more impressive because this is still our medium range model and has a larger grid when it shows you where it is going to rain. comes right over the bay area friday and then a little bit of a break friday and wake up to

mist and drizzle and then saturday evening we have a chance of wet weather in the north bay. now, as we get closer, we'll get the high resolution models that have a smaller grid and be able to pinpoint exactly where the rain will be and exactly how much to expect. just know for sure it will get cooler starting tomorrow. 60s and 70s. that's all we get for thursday through monday with the chance of wet weather and fire suppression friday and saturday. have a great day. back to you guys. >> thanks, mike. you want a used car? so does everyone else. demand is through the roof. >> two things you need to know before you buy so you can (garage door opening) it is my father's love... it is his passion- it is his fault he didn't lock the garage. don't even think about it! been there, done that. with liftmaster® powered by myq®, know what's happening in your garage- from anywhere. proposition 16 takes some women make as little as 42% of what a man makes. voting yes on prop 16 helps us fix that. it's supported by leaders like kamala harris

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it's time to say good-bye to summer. one last day of above average temperatures until we get an extended period of autumn weather, but there are signs around the 14th or 15th that it will get hot, once again. 70s, 80s and 90s today. up to ten degrees warmer than average. kumasi. >> thank you, mike. well, used cars are becoming one of the most popular pandemic purchases. prices are soaring right now. there's still some ways you can get a good deal. car shopping websites say the average used car price went up $3,700 between june and september. this is because as people start to return to work, they're

avoiding public transportation. experts say if you're looking, just don't be afraid of a high mileage car and then another tip, looking beyond car dealers to rental car companies to give you some discounts. a texas man is single handedly trying to save halloween for the kids in his neighborhood. >> all right. we got some candy. we got a drone. >> social distance trick or treating take two. >> all right, ready. i'm going to drop it. >> luke key is taking trick or treating to the next level by using a drone to deliver candy at a safe distance. if he seems familiar to you it's because we just showed you him not long ago when he came up with a candy shooting a robot named artie that hands out candy for him. now he has, as kumasi would say, options. >> he has options. do you have a favorite option

out of all these friends? >> you know which one i like. the candy launcher. so much power in it. so much power. >> you are doing too much. >> because that's fun for the receiver and the giver, you know what i'm saying. >> is it? i don't know if i want to be on the other end of your candy launcher. oh, no. >> i'm going to be so gentle. a nice lob into the air. >> okay. we'll see. well, coming up next at 6:30, michelle obama on the attack. the brand-new message that she released about donald trump this morning without ever mentioning him by name. plus -- >> there could be some cuts within cal fire particularly two fire districts in santa clara county, the western portion after an audit found mismanagement of funds. i'm julian dwlglover with a num of fire fighting. more controversy from president trump. again, down playing the threat of the virus. one member of his team is telling a much different story

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>> yes, it is. we're going to start by looking at our weather. hi, mike. >> hi, reggie, kumasi, jobina. thanks for joining us, everybody. let's take a look at our air quality. it is unhealthy but way up around ukiah and the rest of us green good or yellow moderate and that means head outside. that means grab a jacket and cool out there with 40s and 50s. our lowest visibility along the peninsula coast and around petaluma. clouds are making a late arri l arrival. they are out there. they're just not reducing the visibility as much as they were yesterday. the marine layer is just a little bit taller. not squashed down close to the ground like it was yesterday. let's take a look at one of our last big summer spread days at least in this forecast with mid to upper 60s coast into san francisco and 70s and a few 80s around the bay. 80s to 90s in the south bay, north bay and inland east bay. wait until you see the changes in the forecast and the promise of rain coming up. here's reggie with more news. >> thanks, mike.

we are getting a closer look at devastation from the glass fire. and look at this. it's from sky 7 and it's flying over napa county. this was yesterday. several properties have burned to the ground and there is one area where it looks like an entire neighborhood is gone. our exclusive sky map, excuse me, sky map technology shows meadowwood lane in st. helena which was also hard hit. the glass fire destroyed more than 550 homes in napa and sonoma counties and at last check just over 40% contained. happening today, some firefighters who are working on our wildfires find themselves in a pretty tough spot as they're trying to save more homes, their own jobs may be in jeopardy. abc7 news julian glover is live with why santa clara county may be looking to make cal fire cuts. julian. >> hi, good morning, reggie. the short answer is all about mismanagement of funds. but one of the questions that the santa clara county board of

supervisors will be dealing with this morning is will the termination of the contracts and the dismissal of 32 firefighters and a number of staff hamper fire fighting efforts on the western part of santa clara county. that is one of the issues considered at a santa clara county board of supervisors meeting set for today. looking at whether the contracts with two south bay fire districts should be terminated. we're talking about the south santa clara county fire p protection district. they uncovered financial mismanagement with the biggest problems found within the lo altos hills fire district. the two fire districts would be consolidated under the county fire department and with it dozens of jobs would go. >> like a thank you at the time and not to talk about annexation of the fire district and the disillusidi board. >> this is just a big discussion

about who is in charge at the top. >> supervisor dave coretzy said it should be on the los altos hills and particularly a free tree removal and pruning service with low risk areas within the county. he is calling for the south county district to be removed from the agenda saying the focus should be placed on the los altos hills district. again, that meeting is set for this morning. it appears they'll be reaching that part of the agenda some time in the early afternoon hours. reporting live this morning, julian glover, abc7 news. >> thank you, julian. president trump is downplaying the risk of coronavirus after being discharged from the hospital. this morning, he's still being treated for covid-19 at the white house. the president left walter reed medical center last night and here you can see him getting back home to the white house. he went up a set of stairs to a first floor balcony, took off

his mask for a photo op even though he's still contagious. the president later released a video on twitter telling people not to be afraid of the virus. >> you're going to beat it. we have the best medical equipment. we have the best medicines. all developed recently. >> many critics have raised concerns aboutthe president's rhetoric considering more than 210,000 americans have died from covid-19 and cases are rising across the country. well, many people want to know what dr. anthony fauci thinks of the president's discharge from the hospital. jobina is live at the hospital with what the disease expert is saying. jobina. >> yes, kumasi. dr. anthony fauci is saying the president's doctors will need to keep a very close eye on his health. fauci echoing other health experts here saying things could take a turn for the worse about eight days in to battling covid-19. >> it's unlikely that it will happen. but they need to be heads up for

it. he knows it. the physicians know it. but he certainly does look very well. i mean, you don't need me to tell you that. you saw the way he came out of the helicopter in. it looked like he was in good shape. >> the president is one of nearly 7.5 million americans who tested positive for covid-19 since the start of the pandemic and the virus isn't going away any time soon. dr. fauci says thanksgiving celebrations will need to be a bit different in places with high infection rates. >> maybe just have immediate family. make sure you do it in a way that people wear masks and you don't have large crowds of people. >> dr. fauci says we'll know whether or not a covid-19 vaccine is safe and effective why the end of the year. he says he's optimistic about our chances of finding a safe vaccine. >> thank you, jobina. less than a month until the election, former first lady michelle obama is making closing arguments in support of democratic nominee joe biden. >> the election is right around the corner.

votes are already being cast. americans have stepped up to answer the call. it's not too much to ask to rise to the occasion, as well. >> the biden campaign released this video a teaser to a full 24-minute long video posted on the campaign's youtube page. in the video michelle obama talks about the joe biden she knows and outlines what's at stake in the election from the pandemic to issues of race. she also criticized president trump without ever mentioning him by name. at one point, she referred to the president's actions as, quote, patently wrong, morally wrong and racist. vice president mike pence and democratic vp candidate kamala harris come face to face tomorrow night and covid precautions. sources tell abc news pence and harris will be separated by 12 feet because the biden campaign requested more space. the commission on presidential debates has approved plans to use plexiglass to separate the

candidates and the debate moderator. you can watch that debate right here on abc7. it starts tomorrow night at 6:00. rapid covid-19 testing to a place that might want it the most. we are live with what you need to know if you want quick results for free. let's take a live look at the big board right now. the new york stock exchange where we're slightly up this morning. another update on how the markets are doing, coming up next. terry and jack have biked every single street in their city of alameda, which of. >> wow. plus, this alameda couple being recognized for their new-found hobby. what inspired them to really start exploring their home. but, first, we check in with meteorologist mike nicco. hey, mike. >> reggie, kumasi, hi, everybody. let's look at fire conditions and head up to the north bay where we have gotten rid of the winds and still very dry and warm overnights and that is the case. 18%.

let me show you what is going on as far as the winds. look at that. less than 12 miles. erhour a per hour and eventually the temperature and low humidity as we head into thursday, friday and saturday. look at those 60s with humidity levels around 70 to 80%. as you can see it here in our relative humidity forecast. we're around 40% to 70% this morning, but wake up tomorrow morning and we're around 50 to 80. and then by thursday morning, we'ric looie ilooking at 80s and 90s by friday morning with the chance of rain coming into the forecast. all right, 48 in pacifica right now and 49 in redwood city and everybody else in the low to mid 50s on either side of the peninsula. fog across the north bay. look at that. 43 degrees in santa rosa while the rest of us are in the 50s. save that 48 in napa. we have thickest fog along the coast and up into the north bay

valleys and little mist in the air also. my biggest concern for your commute the reduction in visibility this morning. here's a sneak peek at the european forecast which is still the most bullish on our chance of rain friday and saturday. up to half inch and that would be impressive for october. we'll take an hour-by-hour look at that coming up in the accuweather seven-day torcast. get over to jobina and talk more about the fog and the commute. hi, jobina. >> hi, mike. thank you. just going to echo you right there on the fog. a heavy fog advisory for the golden gate bridge this morning. as we move over to walnut creek bringing you a live look showing you 680. if you're traveling southbound, you're going to run into a slow down there due to a crash. but looks like it's moving pretty decently. that's good news. also the san mateo bridge we have a stall on the mid span there for people who are traveling westbound and look at that. all the brake lights. i know the camera is a little glitchy and traffic is at a crawl if you're traveling westbound. if you rely on

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we're back at 6: 43 and east bay live camera getting a wash and low clouds this morning and a few high clouds and you can watch this live cam and others from around the bay area 24/7 on our new streaming app. it's available to download now on amazon, roku and firetv andfe watch our newscasts live and on demand and new information on air quality and fires. let's take a look from a cleaner view from sutro tower and higher up and you can see it tracking some of the low clouds and high clouds and some of that haze and smoke you see. quite a sunrise developing right there. need a jacket this morning, 50s. need a jack at the coast, 60s. while the rest of us are in the 60s, 70s and 80s well above average on the spare the air day and the last one according to the district and as you can see through today air quality is

pretty clean, but i'm a little worried about tomorrow. you can see some of that smoke coming up from the south that could make tomorrow a little more unhealthy than today. but then we get that wholesale change as we head into thursday. and that's because rain is on the way coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast. >> thank you, mike. as we all work our way through the pandemic together abc7 is committed to finding better ways through this crisis. five main focuses in mind a critical one is keeping you healthy. happening today, free covid-19 testing starts at the oakland airport. it's going to be available for employees and the public. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield live at the airport this morning with what you need to know. amy? >> kumasi, the is could really impact the price of your trip to hawaii depending which airport you choose. sfo is offering covid rapid testing for $250 a person. here in oakland they'll start offering free c orxcovid testin

employees and passengers. for those traveling to hawaii, you need a negative test to show officials when you get there. without one, they will make you quarantine for two weeks. so, united airlines responded at sfo and started offering rapid testing for those passengers for $250. but oakland is now going to offer it for free. and travelers tell us they like this idea a lot. >> i think it's a smart idea. and i think that's nice for, you know, if you're like already on the way somewhere but you're not sure. you still want to get tested and i think that's smart for both parties to do that. >> you don't have to use the airport. a test from your medical provider works but this is just a convenience for travelers, especially those who forget or don't know. one note here at oakland, though, it is off site. it is about two miles away at the north field terminal complex

so plan accordingly. you maybe don't let that uber or taxi cab go. keep them with you while you get tested. you do need an appointment. open from 9:00 to 6:00 every day. to make that appointment, we have the link on our website. go to abc7news.com. reporting live at oakland international, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you. your morning money report. christmas is coming early for more retailers because of the covid-19 pandemic. best buy, macy's, target starting traditional black friday sales this month. to prepare for this online rush even places like jewelry stores are boosting warehouse staff to handle extra deliveries. let's take a live look at the new york stock exchange right now as trading gets under way. you can see we're up about 60 points. new at 6:00, led zeppelin has triumphed in a long-time copyright lawsuit over this riff in "stairway to heaven." ♪

zeppelin saying the tune sounded quite a lot like the one in their song. led zeppelin officially won the case back in 2016, but spirit did not give up. the case kept making its way up the court of appeals until the u.s. supreme court recently declined to hear it. so, the last possible legal challenge to "stairway to heaven" has been defeated. friend. >> i don't know anything about led zeppenline. we talked earlier about "sexy back" and justin timberlake and that's my house. >> stay in your lane. do what you know. >> stay in my lane. >> the best rock band ever, reggie. but that's okay. i wouldn't know half the stuff you talk about either. fair enough. they made a lot of money on that song. that's all you need to know and

that's why spirit is probably like, hello. sounds a lot like ours. >> it does, though. >>'s talk about what is going on. san jose, open up the weather window and clouds encroach from the north and 58 degrees right now. we lose the low clouds and high clouds will pass through our hazy sky and another spare the air day and another warmer than average day. tonight more fog, low clouds and expect a little drizzle during the commute. going to be a little more difficult or challenging tomorrow morning and fresh air with a chance of rain as we head through the weekend. all right, today we've got 77 in sunnyvale and 72 at san jose and 92 in gilroy. 92 degree spread through the south bay. much narrower on the peninsula. hardly a spread along the coast with those low clouds and 64 to 65 for you. near 70 downtown and south san francisco and sausalito and 82 to 89 and small spread there. bigger along the east bay shore from 73 you see richmond and 76 at oakland and 82 at fremont and

inland, if you've been using the air conditioner, this is the last day. 88 in san ramon to 93 in brentwood. here's a look at tonight's temperatures. 40s in our deepest valleys and 50s everywhere and notice the gray covering more neighborhoods and even a few splotches of green. that's some of the drizzle that is possible. fast forward to friday night. increasing clouds and drizzle and mist for friday morning and then it turns into some rain. remember, this is the medium range model. it will show more rain than a high resolution model will. but, still, right over top of us. we get a break until saturday afternoon and evening and that's when it flies in from the north bay to the south bay. a more northwest to southeast trajectory like we're supposed to get this time of the year. all right. no more 90s after today. and no more 80s after tomorrow. enjoy the refreshing air starting friday. during the pandemic, people are finding new hobbies to take up and one alameda couple new found love of bicycling found

them on "live with kelly and ryan." >> we decided to get out in the fresh air and stay away from people. bicycle lane would be the best way to do it. >> this is jack and terry cooley. they biked every street in alameda during the pandemic. kelly and ryan asked the couple how they knew the city so well. jack lived in alameda for 72 years and for terry's former job as a child care welfare attendant, she traveled to homes throughout the city. they've been huge fans of the show for years and of kelly ripa. >> jack watched "all my children" for years. many years. >> that is so nice. i feel very thankful to have you two in my life for so many years before we've finally met. we really appreciate it. >> watched your children grow up. >> so now kelly says she wants to learn the streets of alameda and take a ride with the cooleys. i think that could be something. riding with the cooleys.

>> let's do it. that's really cute. you said jack watched "all my children" and grandma watched what? >> "young and the restless." >> that's what mom watched. >> he's still alive. >> and jill. >> yeah. everybody. >> oh. i knew i liked you. and your grandma. >> i know. that was, those are my favorite times with my grandma. we would get ready at 12:00 and be like, what is happening today. >> she probably had some lotion,est tlotion, too. >> you know my grandma didn't i can'twhat? ve it. that our new house is haunted by casper the friendly ghost? hey jill! hey kurt!

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it is 6:55. seven things to know this morning. president trump is back in the white house this morning, even though he's still infectious with covid-19. his doctors say they will monitor his health condition at least through the weekend. number two. free covid-19 testing starts today at oakland international airport. you do have to book an appointment to get tested. results will be available on the spot or through city health's web portal. number three. dozens of south bay firefighters say their jobs are on the line as wildfires rage across the state. santa clara county supervisors are voting today over who's in

charge and whether consolidation might be needed. number four. the glass fire is now blamed for destroyed 1,200 buildings in sonoma and napa counties and burned 67,000 acres and 41% contained. number five. cooler temperatures, more humidity on the way for our firefighters. that's tomorrow and beyond. for today another summer spread, even though it's october 6th from near 70 in san francisco and near 90 in livermore. and number six. we're going to take a live look showing you our emeoreryville camera. you see all those head lilights there. because a crash on westbound 80 before berkeley. injuries reported and one lane is blocked and you can almost make out those flashing lights. and number seven, which might be reggie's favorite story. this man in texas is taking trick or treating to the next level by using a drone to deliver halloween candy at a safe distance which is better

than that launcher you like, reggie. >> i was just thinking to wear a mask out in public around other people. sure it'll keep you healthy. but more importantly, i won't have to see your happy smiling face. ugh. and if you don't want to wear a mask, i've just got one thing to tell you. scram, go away. ugh. caring for each other because we are all in this together. so wear a mask and have a rotten day, will ya?

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good morning, america. president trump back at the white house after being discharged from walter reed hospital. removing his mask. back to downplaying the virus. >> don't let it dominate you. don't be afraid of it. you're going to beat it. >> with more than 210,000 americans losing their battle with covid-19, the president's doctors say he's not out of the woods yet. but refused to answer critical questions about his health. the white house outbreak has grown to at least 18 people and overnight, joe biden drawing a stark contrast with the president slamming him for not wearing a mask. >> take care of yourself, but take care of your neighbors. >> the former vice president urges people to take the virus seriously with just four weeks