from sozero to nine in napa. the fog is on the move a bit. you can see it from sutro tower, now that's getting fogged over once again. clouds at the coast today. look how much cooler it will be. 62 at half moon bay. 64 at san francisco. 67 in richmond. everybody else in the 70s until you get to places like yucaipa and antioch in the 80s. while we were sleeping, most of us taken out of the red flag warning today except for solano county, lake and mendocino counties. almost all of us under a fire weather watch. pg&e says new power shutoffs are possible from sunday to tuesday when even more dangerous winds pick up. here's a look at the current outage map. right now there's just scattered power shutoffs in northern california. pg&e is expected to turn the power back on from this week's event later today. the utility says more information about possible shutoffs this sunday will be

available by 8:00 tonight. right now on our website we have tips on how you can prepare for a power outage, everything from the supplies you need to have on hand to ideas from your food going bad. you can find more than a dozen tips on abc7news.com. just 11 days until the end of voting. president trump returns to florida for two rallies and joe biden is going to talk about covid-19 and the economy in delaware today. both campaigns of course declaring victory after their debate last night. >> i am the least racist person. i can't even see who is in the audience because it's so dark, but i don't care who is in the audience. i'm the least racist person in the room. but i don't care. >> abraham lincoln here is one of the most racist presidents we've had in modern history. he pours fuel on every single racist fire. every single one. >> there were heated exchanges on all the big topics, coronavirus, the economy, immigration,

in n a newly installed mute button helped to cut down on the interruptions. president trump put nancy pelosi and california in the spotlight with a familiar attack line. >> when i closed, he said i shouldn't close. nancy pelosi was dancing on the streets in chinatown in san francisco. >> for the record, speaker pelosi visited the fortune cookie factory as a way to show support for businesses in february. this happened roughly three weeks before the city's shelter in place order. debate watch parties have to get creative these days because of the pandemic, here in san francisco a drive-in watch party was held at ft. mason. some people watching the debate out of their trunk say there were some surprises. >> i think trump is acting more civil than i thought he would. >> i would say very surprising compared to how the first -- even through the honking here. compared to the first debate,

just being able to actually hear each individual talking. >> we talked to a san jose state professor who says knowing the mics could be turned off helped both candidates. what about the facts? who said what and what did it actually hold up to? abc news was fact checking both candidates during the debate to find out which claims hold up, you can go to abc7news.com. alameda county is easing restrictions on indoor businesses starting today. the economy is something we're focused on in our effort to building a better bay area. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live with what we can expect. good morning. >> good morning. well, if you're in alameda county and eating outside this weekend and you get cold, you can now move inside if you would like to a limited capacity. starting today restaurants can offer indoor service at 25% capacity or fewer than 100 people.

that formula applies to movie theaters, indoor worship services, gyms and fitness centers. all of them can have a few more people inside. the mayor of oakland gives the credit to residents for being diligent. >> all these indoor activities like climbing walls, bowling alleys, these are going to start to be allowed to reopen at 25% capacity and all that because you have done such a great job keeping that social distance, wearing the mask. >> indoor stores and malls can even allow more people. they can increase capacity to 50%. the state cleared the county to make this move more than a week ago when it moved alameda county into the orange tier, but the state's color coded system allows for a county to move at its own pace and make the final decisions. alameda county has chosen to be more careful and take it slow, but today they are clearing the

way for opening up a little more. reporting live in pleasanton, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you. we made it easy for you to keep tabs on what's open where you live. this interactive reopening tracker is on our website, abc7news.com. still ahead, rideshare ruling. a california court's decision about uber and lyft and how the upcoming election might change it. as more people are allowed to go back to the office in san francisco, the city is considering a plan to charge drivers downtown. the impact it could have on city traffic. and enjoy our brief break from the fire threat. we have that today, tomorrow and early sunday to prepare for the strongest wind event of the season. one reminiscent of some of our past strong wind events with gusts up to 70 miles per hour possible. the fire danger greatest sunday into tuesday. we'll talk

but i can't say i expected this. because it was easy. to fight these fires, we need funding - plain and simple. for this crisis, and for the next one. prop 15 closes tax loopholes so rich corporations pay their fair share of taxes. so firefighters like me, have what we need to do the job, and to do it right. the big corporations want to keep their tax loopholes. it's what they do. well, i do what i do. if you'ld like to help, join me and vote yes on prop 15.

all right. let's look at some neighborhood temperatures. grab a jacket down in the south bay. it's not quite as cold as the east bay valleys in the 40s, we're in the low to mid 50s here under cloudy conditions. you can see temperatures mainly in the 50s throughout the bay and as you head into the dosnor bay, upper 40s.

44 in danville. they have a clear sky. here's the exploratorium. you can see some of the clouds in that marine layer that will make for a comfortable day to be outside. if you can, work from outside, maybe a little remote learning outside. get outside and enjoy some nature today as we have those comfortable temperatures. let's talk about when our damaging winds will be the greatest. the greatest threat of damage from the winds, whether it's bringing trees down, losing power, that will be from 4:00 sunday afternoon through 10:00 monday morning. that's also when we'll have our highest fire danger. but our fire danger is going to be about a 48-hour event. i'll explain that coming up in the big weather. here is jobina with the morning commute. >> hi, mike. thank you. good morning. happy friday to you. we have a great sit weighuation for our traffic. a clear ride all morning long. you can see all of this green. hardly any slowdowns to report. i know you see that spot at the toll plaza. we'll get to a live picture

there shortly. i have a traffic alert i want to get to. this is fairfax-bolinas road. it's closed due to high fire danger. closed between highway 1 and the meadow club until monday. now a live picture showing you the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights are still not on this morning. it's light there as well. we will bring in the san mateo bridge, we'll see how things are moving there. this morning building as people make their way westbound, outside of that just really clear. i'm glad to see there are no crashes this morning. reggie? >> jobina, thank you. knew at 6:00, this is in your category, traffic. so downtown san francisco of course not so many people down there right now because of the pandemic, but the city's push for congestion pricing is still moving along. the city wants to charge people driving through downtown and most of soma. they think the tolls will cut congestion by 15%.

they want a plan in place by the time more workers come back into the office. the county transportation authority will hold a meeting next month to discuss three options. two of those would charge inbound traffic only with discounts for certain people. the third option would charge traffic going both ways. still ahead, the fast food chain giving away masks that smell like chicken. plus keeping the cap on food delivery fees in san francisco. how long people can expect to pay lower prices if one measure is passed. and let's take a live look outside and see what it looks like at 6:11 this morning. we'll be

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peacefully. yesterday at around 11:00 in the morning, the gunman barricaded himself in this shoe store, took a hostage and opened fire. after several hours, police were able to negotiate the employee. the suspect remained agitated firing more rounds. a few hours later they coaxed him out bringing him into custody. police say the suspect was wanted in connection to a double homicide. a california appeals court ruled uber and lyft violated a state labor law, but the ruling won't have an immediate effect. the ruling says that the ride hailing companies misclassified their drivers as contractors instead of employees and that goes against assembly bill 5 which grants fair wages and benefits to workers classified as employees. this issue is on the ballot. if prop 22 passes next month, the companies would be allowed to classify drivers as independent contractors. new at 6:00, the cap on food delivery app fees may remain in place for two months after the city's restaurants are allowed to operate at 100% of indoor

capacity. aaron peskin is introdeucing a measure to cap fees at 15%. that's set to expire on november 3rd when san francisco restaurants will be allowed to see the 50% at indoor capacity. > a spokesperson for doordash says they have reservations about supervisor peskin's proposal. jack in the box has something free for you today if you really like chicken. they will send you a free fried chicken mask. it's available on their website while supplies last. it's a promotion for a new chicken sandwich which is not actually chicken, it's plant-based. they call it the un-chicken sandwich. you can try that yourself but only at certain jack in the boxes in monterey, salinas and

re reno. >> you kept reading, i was like what? what? >> here's the thing, one of our viewers that already reported back that they ordered it. so there's an audience for this. it's genius marketing. >> true. >> yes. it's one thing we can agree on. jack in the box has some interesting to genius marketing. i enjoy watching their commercials at times. i hope that person lets us know how it works out for them. we have about a 48-hour break to prepare for the most dangerous wind event of the season. so, look at sutro tower, 56. we have a broken deck of cloud cover out there. the marine layer is here. that means cooler temperatures today. it just doesn't have a lot of moisture in it, that's why we're not seeing much in the way of cloud cover. we'll have clouds around. slower sunshine. seasonably comfortable temperatures. more clouds. juicier tonight, a few patches of drizzle possible along the

east bay hills and along the coast. initially calm as we start the weekend, that dangerous ending. here's the fog forecast, you can see most of us are sunny away from the coast as we head to the lunch hour. a few lingering clouds around the bay and some of the coastal valleys of the north bay. the clouds at the coast this afternoon and making a return trip late this afternoon into the evening hours for that bigger widespread event tonight. 74 to 79 in the south bay. 68 to 74 on the peninsula. lack of clouds, 60 to 63 along the peninsula coast. mid 60s, going to be cooler than average in downtown south san francisco and sausalito. we have 73 to 78 through most of the north bay valleys. some upper 60s in richmond and berkeley. 70 to 73 elsewhere. 76 to 82 in the east bay valleys after being in the 40s this morning. here's tonight. more 40s in the valleys, 50s around the bay. a little bit of green along the coast for that drizzle. here we are at 11:00 sunday. that's when the fire weather

watch begins. hu high to very high critical fire conditions across the north bay, napa, solano and lake counties. watch the explosion of very high to extreme as we head to 11:00 sunday night across all of our higher elevations and some of that will slip into the lower elevations for monday morning. that's the timeframe i'm most worried about. most of us will be sleeping. tuesday, wednesday morning, no wind. extremely dry air. 30s and 40s for lows. 70s and 80s for highs. time to prepare. back to you. >> thank you. next up at 6:00 -- oh, no. that deer crashes right through a shop window. how the owner found out what happened. and as you get your day started, let's take a live look outside from our -- where is this? looking at downtown san francisco this morning. a pretty clear start to our morning.

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we are checking in with ginger for a look at what's coming up on "gma" at 7:00. good morning, ginger. >> hey, kumasi, hi, reggie. nice to be with everyone. so much to get to, we'll keep going on that critical final faceoff between president trump and former vice president joe biden. of course within that last debate, just 11 days before the final votes, they covered the pandemic, they went through race, they went through immigrati immigration, so much more. what does it mean for the state of the race? that's what we'll get into. also a sign of hope in the fight against covid-19. the first fda-approved treatment for the virus and a major company becoming the first to test their vaccine on a child. all this as cases and hospitalizations are climbing. we'll have the latest there and also borat with us live. sacha baroncohen is joining us live to talk about the movie that's already making major headlines involving rudy giuliani. the big game changers for

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hi, mike. >> hi. yes. let's talk about what's going on weather-wise today. even more cooling getting us closer to average. at least avenue ram in redwood city, 74. 5 degrees cooler in san francisco, 64. the rest of us about 2 to 5 degrees warmer than average. temperatures will be cooler tomorrow with lingering cloud cover, 60s and 70s. a few more 70s sunday as the sunshine and the breezes pick up. monday looking at 70s across the board. a little bit of a warming trend, but not much. just those winds spreading that warmth. here's the issue, not only with the fire threat but this is next friday through early november, we're not going to have any rain the next two weeks. another late start to the rain season. >> all right. thank you. it is a big day for kids of all ages in san jose because the city is reopening nearly 300 playgrounds.

they've been closed for seven months because of covid-19. so amenities like basketball courts, picnic areas will reopen in the coming weeks. you have to wear masks. the city is also asking everyone to sanitize equipment before and after use. to make sure everybody gets a chance to play, officials ask that you limit your visits to 30 minutes. this deer stuck around for a lot longer than 30 minutes. he destroyed at least part of a new business in pennsylvania. watch this. ouch. that hurts. especially when i'm sure they just made this look so nice for the grand opening. it wasn't done yet. this buck started to trash a lot of the work stations. now, the owner says the buck was still there when she got to work four hours later. you can see her at the front door. the buck sees her and says i'm out. i will take the way i came in. boom.

the audio is so good on this. you it tell it's a new business, it's a whole new surveillance system. the owner just opened the shop last month and had to close for a day to clean up the mess it looks like the buck is fine. there's that. >> there is that part. okay. coming up next -- >> mabel buck was like from super cuts and trying to scope out the competitor. >> we do need options. but not like that. coming up next, walmart's role in the opioid crisis and why it is filing a preemptive lawsuit against the federal government. we'll talk more about the showdown between president trump and joe biden. experts weighing in on how the candidates performed during the deba

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and the iphone 12 goes on sale today. a lot of people eager to get their hands-on apple's latest smartphone. >> good morning everybody. it's friday, october 23rd. before we get to the stories, we want to check in with mike for the forecast. >> good morning. thank you for joining us. let's talk about good news. how about that? most of us removed from the red flag warning. lake and mendocino counties until 11:00. look at the winds. they're significantly less. look at that. 30 around knoxville, 33 mt. diablo. everybody else 12 miles per hour or less. relative humidity running in the teens until you get to the oakland hills. the marine layer has now reached you. 100% there. no drizzle so far this morning. there's a better chance tomorrow morning. getting ahead of myself. let's focus on today. it's going to be a great day for outdoor activities. low to mid-60s in the coast and san francisco. 73 in fremont.

mainly mid to upper 70s inland until you get to fairfield, antioch and ukiah around 80. we've got a dangerous situation sunday, monday and tuesday. i'll expand upon that coming up. here's reggie. a boost of businesses in alameda county. more people allowed to go inside places like restaurants and movie theaters and gyms today. the economy is a big focus abc 7 news as we work to build a better bay area. amy hollyfield has more. >> reporter: restaurants can try and make a little more money. they have their outdoor spaces and they can lou people indoors and serve more people, hopefully turn more tables and make more money. restaurants can gill up to 25% of their capacity for fewer than 100 people. that will apply to movie

theaters and indoor worship services and also gyms and fitness centers. all of them can have a few more people inside. the credit is given to residents for being diligent. social distancing and wearing masks has paid off. >> we've got to keep doing that. if those test results don't stay where they are, they don't get better, alameda county could roll these privileges back. let's keep it going. >> reporter: and what she's referring to is the county is now in the orange tier. it can fall back to the red tier if it doesn't meet the requirements for two consecutive weeks. orange tier means the spread of the virus is considered moderate. the next tier they're aiming for is yellow. that means the spread is minimal, even more things can open back up. one step at a time. right now, we're looking at orange, lots of opportunities for you this weekend if you want

to get out. reporting live in pleasanton, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. thank you, amy. san francisco's share the spaces program has been extended until next summer. more than 1800 businesses, including a lot of restaurants have taken advantage of that and allows them to exxpand on to th sidewalk. this interactive reopening tracker is on abc7news.com. vice president mike pence and second lady, karen pence join the millions who cast their ballots early for the november election. this is video from an hour ago had they finished voting in downtown indianapolis. later today, the vice president will go to pittsburgh for a campaign appearance. president trump and joe biden will return to the campaign trail today just hours after clashing in their final debate before the november election. by all accounts, it was a more conventional debate than the chaotic first meeting.

we're live in washington, d.c. with a breakdown of the key moments. good morning, faith. >> good morning. as you would expect both sides are claiming victory. but here's how it unfolded. >> the final presidential debate opening with one of the biggest issues facing the country. a virus that's ravaged the economy and killed more than 22,000 americans in -- 222,000 americans in seven months. >> i say we're learning to live with it. we can't lock ourselves up in a basement like joe does. >> people are dying for it. anyone who caused that many deaths should not remain president of the united states. >> he painted a rosie picture at odds with what the data shows. >> it will go away ands say, we're rounding the turn, rounding the corner. >> we're about to go into a dark birnt. a dark winter. he has no clear plan. >> the relatively calmer debate,

noticeably low in interruption and just as high in attacks. on the economy, trump insisting he's better for the job. >> if he gets in, you will have a depression the likes of which you've never seen. your 401(k)'s will go to hell. >> what is on the ballot is the character of this country. >> in their closing arguments, u president trump saying economic -- >> biden saying he would represent every american and address systemic racism. >> i think i have great relationships with all people. i am the least racist person in this room. >> abraham lincoln is one of the most racist presidents we've had in modern history. he pours fuel on every single racist fire. >> president trump is back on the campaign trail today. he's in florida and former president barack obama will be there this weekend stumping for joe biden. fai -- did the debate do much to

sway voters? it depends on who you ask. jobina fortson at the live desk with more. jobina? >> thank you, kumasi. there is a lot of reaction. there appears to be a general consensus that neither candidate did much to move the needle. we're learning both campaigns are claiming victory. pete buttigieg and republican strategist sara tag an are on "good morning america" with what each candidates needs to do. >> president trump is still losing because he did nothing to explain to the american people what he will do to improve his miserable record on dealing with the pandemic, on our divided country, especially over race. >> most americans like donald trump's policies. too many of them do not like his style. he cannot make any major gaffs in the next week. >> she said president trump flooeds needs to lay out

detailed substance about what he's going to do in the next four years. she said, as you heard, many americans like his -- excuse me. like his policies, but not his style, kumasi. >> thank you, jobina. abc news was fact checking both candidates during the debate to find out which claims hold up. head to abc7news.com. still ahead, a breakthrough in medicine. the fda approves the first official covid-19 treatment. right now, let's look at the big board of the new york stock exchange. up about 45 points right now. another update coming next. the new lego set that will be sold in stores starting next month. it's sure to be a hit with younger kids during the holidays. first, we check with meteorologist mike nicco. hey, mike. >> good morning, reggie, kumasi, hi everyone. let's talk about the temperatures. not as much fog along the coast today. low to mid-50s across the bay

side of the peninsula. 57 in san carlos for a little warmer temperatures there. 44 right now in san ramon. 49 in livermore. also in napa. 47 in san rafael. some of our cooler neighborhoods. speaking of napa, look at the fog. visibility down to less than a quarter of a mile on 37, 29, 12 and possibly interstate 80. you can see from emeryville, it looks pretty clear. about 55 degrees. that's my biggest concern for your commute. the little bit of fog to deal with this morning. otherwise, jacket weather this morning. not this afternoon. sunglasses needed. our most damaging winds from 4:00 sunday to 10:00 monday morning. lower elevations where most of us live. gusts could reach 50. higher elevations 70 to 75 miles per hour winds. those are damaging winds. if a fire starts, you know what it can do to that. our red flag warning will eventually be issued.

before that, the precursor is a fire weather watch. get prepared now before 11:00 sunday when the critical fire conditions increase and continue to do that for 48 hours through 11:00 tuesday. jobina? >> thank you, mike. good morning everyone. i do want to bring in the maps for us here. we have a little bit of a slowdown on northbound 880 through san lee and row. a lowdown in tracy. not bad this morning. i have a traffic alert, though. fairfax bowlin as road is closed between highway 1 and the meadow club until monday. want to bring in a live camera. according to the chp, the metering lights are not on. even though the sensors showed it's a little slow across the bay bridge, it's moving pretty

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let's take a look at what's going on outside from the exploratorium camera where you can see that we've got a little issue with cloud cover there. not a total issue. it's not a very socked-in fog or air mass this morning. it's chilly. 40s and 50s. the rest of us in the 70s this afternoon. grab a coat this evening. look at the explosion of wind from 4:00 through 10:00 monday morning. that's when our high wind watch is. we could have 35 to 40 mile per hour winds in lower elevations. 70 in higher. coinciding with that, look at explosion of high to extreme fire conditions during that same time frame. while most of us are sleeping, that's when it's going to be dangerous. >> my thank you. progress for a covid-19 vaccine. the fda commission discussed whether potential vaccine could be ready for release. the first large scale trial has

hit its target enrollment of 30,000 participants. that's a vaccine developed by moderna. if all goes well, the president of the company says a vaccine could be available on the market by december. pfizer has lowered the age of participants in its trial to 16 years old. the company wants at least 3,000 older teens enrolled. also, remdesivir is now the first and only drug the fda has approved as a covid-19 treatment. that approval came yesterday. gilead sciences in foster city makes the anti-viral drug. remdesivir is shorten a patient's recovery time by five to seven days. now to your morning money report. walmart filed a lawsuit against the federal government over the opioid crisis. they're saying that the suit is in response to threats of legal action from the department of justice and from the dea. the retailer argues that their pharmacists should not be expected to override doctors' orders for prescribing opioids. according to the legal filing,

walmart claims the d.e.a. should be responsible for evaluating doctors who prescribe the opioids and ensure that they're doing so correctly. a live look at the stock exchange as trading begins. we're up about 25 points right now. the iphone 12 officially hits shelves today. let's see if people are out here trying to get it. this is the apple store in palo alto. it's usually bun of the most popular stores on launch day. because of the covid-19 pandemic, the process of actually getting it is different this year. stores are limiting the number of people who can come inside. many are closed to walk-ins. apple has implemented a reservation system which notifies customers what time they can go inside the store. but you can also buy it online and then pick it up at the store or have it delivered. i'm actually more excited

about this. this is the new sesame street lego set and it is so detailed. if you grew up on sesame street like i did, you will know that that is big bird's little bear named radar. cookie monster is also there. you get to go inside his apartment. elmo is there. of course, big bird who you just saw and who can forget ernie and bu bert. there's so many details. mr. hooper's store is there. oscar the grouch's trash can. 1300 pieces. by the way, that was suggested by a lego fan. so they took the suggestion and made this extremely detailed set that's available november 1st. it is going to cost you $120. so it's not cheap. but it also looks high quality to me. i'm into it. >> we know. i feel like this is on your

christmas list. >> you know, i was thinking about where could i put this and still get away with it? the answer is nowhere because you know how phil is. that will be in the garbage real quick. my inner child is very happy. >> it's bringing you so much joy. >> okay. >> no. >> just have to bring it into work then. we can all play with it. >> exactly. there you go. >> how about that. for a second, i thought i was trying to figure out how to sneak into the show to hint to everybody to buy this for me. here's a look from sutro tower. it's 56. cloudiness while the marine layer is 2,000 feet. that's going to bring us comfortable conditions, even cooler than yesterday. 60s and 70s. more clouds tonight, maybe more moisture, drizzle possible along the coastal hills and the east

bay hills. initially calm to start the weekend. we know you've got the dangerous ending. here's a look at the rag tag cloud deck this morning. it breaks apart. even at the coast we'll have some sunshine. the latter parts of the afternoon and evening hours, it will start to push to the east making for a cooler day tomorrow. 74 to 79 throughout the south pay. an the peninsula, start to -- 60 to 63 along the peninsula coast. that's going to be chilly there. mid-60s in downtown south san francisco and sausalito. cooler than average. 73 to 78 through the north bay valleys. along the east bay shore, 73 is as warm as it gets in fremont. upper 60s in richmond and berkeley. in the east bay hills, we're in the 40s and 50s right now. we'll warm into the mid 70s to low 80s. 40s and 50s once again. let's take a look at the fire danger index in case you just joined us and show you how explosive it gets sunday night into monday morning. that's going to be our most

critical time. even though the fire weather watch goes through 11:00 tuesday morning. wednesday, thursday morning, lows in the 30s and 40s. highs in the 60s, 70s and 80s. thank you, mike. morgan stanley is providing 60 full-ride scholarships at universities and colleges. they announced the $12 million academic program this week. this is part of an industry effort to get minority students more interested in banking careers and to close the wealth gap. the scholarships will go to students attending howard university, more house college and spillman college. morgan stanley will provide students with career counseling and training opportunities within the bank. new at 6:00, two of the biggest culinary events in san francisco are being celebrated at once to give the struggling restaurant industry a big boost. eat, drink sf and sf restaurant week are holding a food festival today through november 1st. lots of restaurants offering prefix menus to draw in diners.

restaurants are teaming up with each other for two big sit-down dinners at the vault garden on california street and at epic steakhouse along the embarcadero. some of the other restaurants taking part in the food festival include you ready. international smoke, remember we went there, kumasi. >> yes. >> of course, that's techo in the mission. scoma's in fisherman's wharf and z and y in chinatown. >> i'm going to the one at the vault. you loved the bread there. >> oh, it was so good. oh, my gosh. i went there for valentine's day. good. i'm so glad. you're supporting them. they have a nice outdoor area. >> look at you. you always do your research. especially when it comes to food and being out.

>> i mean, my stomach is now growling thinking about that international smoke lunch that you, me and jobina had. >> i know. i'm going to try to get you to come.

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it is 6:54. the seven things to know this

morning. pg&e says we could face another power shutoff because of extreme fire danger. people left in the dark earlier this week should have the lights back on later today. all right. let's talk about positive news. it's going to feel really comfortable today. 60s and 70s for highs. it will last through at least sunday afternoon and sunday night. that's when the big fire threat begins. winds gusting 50 to 70 miles an hour will increase the fire threat. >> number three, many businesses are about to reopen in the east bay because alameda county is moving into the orange tier today. that means restaurants and movie theaters, churches and gyms can offer indoor services at a limited capacity. number 4, president trump and joe biden squared off again last night in their final presidential debates. this one was much calmer compared to their first meeting. voting ends in just 11 days. get those ballots in. number 5, we'll take a live

look at the palo alto apple store on university avenue because it is officially launch day for the iphone 12. you can go buy it. we don't see the long lines we're used to seeing because of covid-19. so stores are actually limiting the number of people allowed inside. we'll see how that unfolds. number 6, we're going to take a live look showing an overall picture of the bay bridge from the south beach camera. no metering lights on at the bay bridge toll plaza. number 7, a turkey that has been terrorizing oakland has a new home this morning. this is gerald. he was captured in the rose garden yesterday morning after months of evading wildlife officials, they baited him with kibble, sunflower seeds and he was released in the east bay hills. the most important of this was the woman who captured him, pretended she was an elderly woman because that's what gerald likes to attack. >> no. reggie.

maybe he likes to be close to the elderly. feels like a connect but i can't say i expected this. because it was easy. to fight these fires, we need funding - plain and simple. for this crisis, and for the next one. prop 15 closes tax loopholes so rich corporations pay their fair share of taxes. so firefighters like me, have what we need to do the job, and to do it right. the big corporations want to keep their tax loopholes. it's what they do. well, i do what i do. if you'ld like to help, join me and vote yes on prop 15.

good morning, america. the final showdown. donald trump, joe biden head-to-head overnight. the pandemic takes center stage at the critical debate. >> we have no choice. we can't lock ourselves up in a basement like joe does. >> he says we're, you know, we're learning to live with it. people are learning to die with it. >> new rules in place, muted mics. the candidates clash on health care, immigration and race. >> he pours fuel on every single racist fire, every single one. >> i am the least racist person in this room. >> the president got personal attacking biden's son hunter. biden went on offense. >> the guy who got in trouble in ukraine was this guy. the only guy that made money from china is this guy. >> both making their case to the american peopl