endorsed for millions of americans and some will start getting them as soon as today. the decision a cdc director overruled that brings shots to more people. >> a deadly grocery store shooting spree. an early investigation as a witness describes the chaos. >> and alert for pet owners. >> a live look outside. mike is tracking and air quality advisory. we will be talking about the best day to get outside. it is friday. >> the first friday of fall, september 24. you are watching abc 7 news, live on abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. >> we want to start with a check on our friday forecast. mike: let's start with some good news. the fog is out there, but it is

mainly confined to the coast. the fog will increase in the usual spots. it is getting a late start like many of us do on a friday. here is a look at your planner today. temperatures are mild. around the bay. temperatures still pretty close to average, if not warmer than average. if you are heading out this evening, you will need a jacket. sunset at 7:02. the real cool weather is coming in this weekend. we are going to talk about that and our reggie: chance of rain reggie: as we head through next week. it will feel a lot more like fall. more on that forecast, coming

up. some of you felt shaking early this morning. an u midnight. s th -- the usgs said it was itw 2.7. kumasi: millions of americans will have access to a booster shot, starting today. the cdc director overruled, adding to the list of people who are eligible. jobina: the doctor's paves the way for tens of millions of more americans to get a shot. yesterday, the cdc panel voted to get the extra pfizer dose six months after the second dose for those 65 and older and those at risk. the group originally voted against providing booster shots based on jobs, leaving out frontline workers, teachers and others.

>> this was the right move by the cdc director, to look at this scenario and say, those people exposed to covid-19 on a daily basis deserve to have the eligibility to get boosters alongside a 20-year-old who might have asthma. it is a rare move, but a necessary one. jobina: the doctor said she made the decision because it is in line with a booster decision earlier this week. reggie: many people in san francisco already got there booster shot. in august, san francisco general hospital gave out extra pfizer or modernity shots the people who originally got the single-dose johnson & johnson vaccine. some people went to pharmacies to get their own. >> what i spoke to my doctor, they said it was perfectly fine. at 85, what

reggie: bay area health officials say they are ready for new recommendations and will rely on pharmacies to administer the shots. the scheduling website has an option for additional doses. you will need to answer questions to confirm eligibility. if you have question about covid-19 vaccines, you can ask our vaccine team. just go to abc7news.com. kumasi: investigators believe a deadly shooting at a grocery store tennessee -- the shooting happened yesterday afternoon. five of those people are in critical condition this morning. this happened in a town 30 miles outside of memphis. the police chief called it the most horrific event he has seen in 30 years on the force. kroger will be offering counseling to its employees. >> when i heard the gunshots, i told everyone to run.

kumasi: the gunman suicide. reggie: the search for gabby petito's boyfriend, there has been an arrest warrant issued. an indictment filed claims he committed fraud by using a debit card and pin number that did not belong to him. it was used days after gabby petito is believed to have died. kumasi: people in the east bay are on high alert after a series of deadly coyote attacks. amy hollyfield is live in danville with what you need to note before you take your dog out for a walk. amy: these attacks have presidents feeling nervous -- these attacks have residents feeling nervous. one resident

with a coyote attacking her dog outside her home. there have been a number of attacks in the area. they are worried about pets in the neighborhood, but they are also concerned about maybe a human could be next. people we talked to do not want the coyote or coyotes killed, but they want the threat taken out of here. >> if they can at least be removed to a natural area, the woods, the forest, where they can do their thing and not be affecting our community, it would really help. amy: her dog was snatched out of the backyard by a coyote and she never found her. residents say it feels like situation is getting worse. people are asked to report any encounter people have. the department of fish and wildlife will try to figure out where this is located.

live in danville, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. reggie: a fast-moving fire is once again tearing through northern california. 4000 people have been forced to evacuate. governor newsom said he secured federal funding to fight the fire. a palo alto woman has been arrested on suspicion of arson. the 30-year-old walked out into the brush where the fire started and approached firefighters requesting medical help. during an interview, officers suspected she started it. it has burned 5500 acres, destroying 25 structures. it is 5% contained. dry conditions and above average temperatures -- this video shows the intense flames firefighters are up against. fires have burned 36,000 acres in sequoia national

forest. kumasi: san jose leaders will declare climate action day. officials are planning to talk about the governor's plan to combat climate change. the governor said this is the largest commitment in state history. >> traditions, lifestyle, people, places wiped off the map. that is what climate is about. this pollution blanket we put in the air. kumasi: in addition to wildfires, the money will be used for things like clean energy efforts and addressing our drought. drew: let's talk about that -- mike: let's talk about that smoke from the fires. you can see over toward yuba city and davis, we have unhealthy air for all of us, not just for those most sensitive. we cannot escape some of that

smoke, that is why there is a smoke advisory. right now, we are good to moderate, and for the most part, we will stay that way. some elevated smoke could work its way down to the surface. here is our surface smoke forecast. it is mainly up in the north bay. it kind of pushes off to the east as we head into the evening hours. wake up tomorrow morning at the surface, a bigger push of marine layer. as we head into tomorrow afternoon, possibly the diablo range could see an uptk surface smoke. as far as temperatures, mostly cloudy in san francisco. 53 in sunnyside. temperatures are a little bit milder this morning. even some 60's hanging out in the east bay valleys. san francisco, 54 at 8:00, 61 at 10:00, mid to upper 60's from noon to 6:00.

we will take a look at all otakt our other neighborhood high temperatures and the weekend, coming up. jobina: happy friday. good morning, everyone. we have an alert issued on the bay bridge. it will be on the upper deck. westbound 80 is you get to the treasure island offramp. this camera is looking uneventful, but at least two lanes are blocked once you get past the tunnel. a live look at the golden. a foggy start there this morning. the chp has not issued any advisories. it is friday. we expect things to be pretty light. reggie: a high-tech scooter in oakland company just unveiled. kumasi: a push to make a universal charger that will fit any device. >> you are driving your car and a silent ball bearing hits her,

it could kill you. reggie: a potentially deadly problem in san jose. kumasi:

reggie: a potentially deadly problem is plaguing san jose. someone is launching metal ball bearings at buildings and cars on highway 87. damaging property along 87, between interstate 280 and highway 101. that stretch runs right through the heart of downtown. the damage already totals $500,000. some fear the bad behavior is only escalating. >> for drivers along waterloo bay freeway or highway 87 through downtown san jose, there is evidence of damage caused by metal ball bearings. items the district attorney's office that are being fired at buildings, homes and cars. >> these are not small ball bearings.

these are the size of a quarter going at 100 miles per hour. >> he said behavior by the person or people responsible is only getting worse. he said just two weeks ago, a woman in her car was targeted and had her windows blown out. >> definitely unacceptable. >> reckless. if they are doing it for fun, they have to think about the fact someone could get hurt. severe injuries. it could be deadly. >> residents along the 87 corridor says it is enough to make them consider a detour. >> i might have to take the 101 and inside road after that. >> since march, there have been 30 incidents. off 87, the san jose museum of art also saw damage. investigators are the person is using a slingshot to launch

metal ball bearings between the hours of 9:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m., already causing $500,000 in damage. this is not just property damage, people live and work behind the windows. the da's office announced a $20,000 reward in search for the highway slingshot shooter. >> you are driving your car and a silent ball bearing hits your window, it could kill you. kumasi: santa clara county is taking a big step forward in tackling its homelessness crisis. county supervisors authorized a $25 million grant for a nonprofit that specializes in building modular homes out of shipping containers. >> all of the issues that people face, particularly our

marginalized neighbors, and our own housed neighbors throughout the county and silicon valley. kumasi: there is also supportive services being added. that includes things like providing clothing and food. reggie: some progress is being made to get alameda county to sign on to a ballpark project. >> this is a good deal for everybody. we are talking about revenues that will not exist unless the project gets built. the only way it can get built for the county to participate. reggie: i spoke with the mayor and she said she is hoping county supervisors will vote next month to join with the city on an infrastructure financing district that would use property tax revenue to pay for improvements. the county has been hesitant. reports say the are making re path path path

said the a's are making progress. kumasi: the european union wants smart phone producers to adopt a universal charging cord. apple is not feeling the idea. it says it could limit innovation and ultimately hurt customers. reggie: a scooter maker is out with an extremely high-tech scooter. it just unveiled the model 11. it is loaded with upscale options, camera-based driver assistance, it can recognize signs, corridors and people. it can also warned you about bumpy roads. there is front and rear suspension. the price tag -- $2800 if you want object detection, or $2400 without. i would like to try. kumasi: you like to scoot? reggie: i have only done it once. kumasi: i like scooters.

i like to do it where i feel safe. if i am safe, i am away. mike: whoever designed that must have been using the streets of san francisco, because all of those challenges, if you will, are there for our friends on the scooter. reggie: stay off the sidewalks. mike: psa from reggie. personal experience, probably. [laughter] here is a look at san jose. partly cloudy. it is a canopy of high clouds. there will be smoke over top of us. there will be a canopy of smoke that will make and hazy. temperatures are cooler than yesterday but above average as you head away from the coast and day. it will be cooler tonight,

better sleeping weather. it will start to bring in cleaner air. today, we will make it to 89 in morgan hill. 85 in san jose. peninsula, mid 70's to mid 80's. over at the coast, we are looking at temperatures around 65 degrees. 69 in downtown, 72 in south san francisco. the north bay, 86 to about 90. for the east bay, the breeze will keep us in the mid-70's around richmond and berkeley. oakland, opra low 80's. the a's are taking on the astros. get out there and support the a's. they are four games back in the

wildcard. tonight, you can see cooler temperatures. everybody back in the 50's. seven day forecast, the most dramatic drop in temperatures will be inland. sunday will have our cleanest air and are most comfortable conditions outside. there is still a slight chance of rain in the north bay on tuesday. reggie: bringing the sistine chapel to the bay area. the new exhibit even more elaborate. kumasi: one of the most iconic supermodels in the world now seeing a cosmetic procedure left her brutally disfigured. reggie: kids love visiting kidifornia. like a lot.

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>> it is 5:22. millions of people will have access to pfizer booster shots starting today. the cdc director overruled a panel decision, adding frontline workers and americans with high risk jobs to the list of eligible people. reggie: 70-year-old woman is dead at three mass shooting and tennessee. it happened in a kroger in memphis. kumasi: a danville neighborhood

is concerned after a series of coyote attacks left a number of dogs dead. officials are working with the department of fish and wildlife to address the threat. reggie: a large fire has forced evacuations north of reading. it is 5% contained. mike: the smoke will bring us an alert today and tomorrow. underneath all the smoke, temperatures tank this weekend to just the 60's and 70's by sunday. jobina: one alert is in san francisco on northbound 101 before cesar chavez. also moving over to the bay bridge, there is another on the upper deck. injuries have been reported. kumasi: vice president kamala harris will be on the view today. she is expected to address the biden administration's response to the crisis at the border.

reggie: jury deliberations in the r. kelly are expected to continue this morning. he is facing numerous charges. prosecution witnesses testified that kelly let a criminal enterprise and allegedly physically and sexually abused women. he faces decades in prison if convicted of the main racketeering charge. a supermodel is claiming the cosmetic procedure cool sculpting has left her disfigured. >> she is one of the most iconic supermodels in the world. linda, a household name in the 1990's, appearing in george michael's freedom, gracing the cover of almost every magazine. in a new instagram post, she claims a cosmetic procedure left her brutally disfigured.

the model writing it is the opposite of what it promised. she is now suing the maker of the procedure for $50 million. according to the website, it is an fda cleared cosmetic procedure performed more than 8 million times, marketed as a nonsurgical way to target fat cells, freezing them so they eventually break down. we will have more coming up at 7:00 a.m. kumasi: a new exhibit is bringing one of the world's most famous to san francisco. the sistine chapel is open at st. mary's cathedral. the exhibit includes high resolution photographs that include every brush stroke. visitors will be able to take photos, video and listen to an hour long in-depth audio guide. you cannot do that at the

vatican, that is what makes it cool. >> this is like walking 10 feet underneath the ceiling. from a perspective that no pope has ever seen. kumasi: tickets are around $20 for adults. reggie: have you been to the sistine chapel? ok. kumasi: not yet. reggie: not yet. it is great. kumasi: really? reggie: they get real mad if you take pictures. don't do it. coming up at 5:30, another idea for your weekend. an exhibit that is popular in san francisco, opening up in the south bay. kumasi: costco is limiting purchases on some items you will not be able to stock up on anymore. reggie: the punishment flight

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. > she was like sister. reggie: the predator going after pets. kumasi: an investigation into a shooting at a supermarket. reggie: an abc 7 news a one-on-one interview with the salesforce ceo. ♪ kumasi: song overnight, a collaboration

with coldplay. they will answer the question, when they are touring again. reggie: you are watching abc 7 news, live on abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. kumasi: we are going to start with a check of our forecast. mike: good morning, everybody. a big breath in, we have many to friday. it starts with a marine layer. i may have driven a little fast into work this morning. we are in the 50's to near 60. a canopy of high clouds over us. those pull back to the coast. the canopy of high clouds will turn more smoky this afternoon. we are under an advisory for smoke today and tomorrow. 80's inland inland inland inland

noon. temperatures near average in san francisco. when the temperatures topple this weekend, you will notice the difference. kumasi: this morning, millions of more americans are eligible for booster shots after the cdc signed off on a third dose. the agency's director used her authority to add a key group to the list of people eligible. this is everyone eligible -- people 65 and up and residents in long-term care facilities, people with underlying medical conditions and people with jobs that put them at increased risk. that was the group added by the cdc director. she said in a statement, we must take actions that we anticipate will do the greatest good. only the pfizer vaccine is cleared for a booster right now. it is recommended six months

after your second shot. the cdc will review recommendations or moderna and j&j boosters when data is available. reggie: some neighbors of the east bay are too scared to leave their pets outside. there has been a string of deadly coyote attacks. residents are worried about what could happen next. amy hollyfield is live for us in danville. amy: you have to be on high alert here in danville. i just heard some noises and felt nervous. it was a buck, not a coyote, but that is what it feels like to be in danville. coyotes are going into people's backyards and snatching pets. a resident share this with us of a coyote attacking her dog in her own backyard. residents say there have been a number of attacks in the area.

they are worried for their pets, but also worried about what could happen next. >> i think it is super important that we focus on it right now and prevented from happening to a human. if it is a human, it will probably be a little kid or a baby. amy: her dog was grabbed out of the backyard by a car and she never found her. residents have been told to document every incident and then they will decide if the need to move in and trap and relocate, or if they should trap and euthanize. residents want the threat removed and say it is getting very scary. kumasi: thank you. we are learning more about a mass shooting at a tennessee supermarket. police said the chaos that

ensued was nothing they have ever taught with before. one woman is dead and a dozen other people are hurt. jobina: family members have identified the woman who was killed, a seven-year-old died while she was shopping -- a 70-year-old died while she was shopping. the family is devastated by this senseless act of violence. they ask that you pray for the soul of their mother. witnesses and police described the chaos that ensued when gunshots rang out. >> i latex balloons. i looked up and i saw people running. >> people were hiding in freezers and locked offices. they were doing what they had been trained to do.

jobina: police said the suspect died after shooting himself. this is a possible workplace violence incident. kroger has not said anything about the suspected shooter's employment status. in march, 10 people died after a shooting in colorado. reggie: now to washington and investigation into the january riot at the capitol. subpoenas have been issued. the question now is, will they cooperate. >> the committee investigating the january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol is targeting close aides of former president trump. >> the most significant development we have seen so far. >> the committee sending four subpoenas.

it is seeking information about and e ght.rin people in close contact will wl have their communication scrutinized by the january 6 committee, brought in for questioning and it will tighten the focus on the inner circle around the president. >> the committee writing there is reason to believe they have information relevant to understanding the important activity that led to the events at the capitol. writing to meadows it appears you were with or in the vicinity of president trump on january 6. the investigation has credible evidence of your involvement within the scope of the inquiry. >> they will almost certainly fight this and use every tool in the legal toolbox to avoid cooperating with the january 6

commission. reggie: the four men have men asked to appear for a deposition. kumasi: the house is set to vote on legislation that would protect a woman's right to choose to have an abortion. it is in response to a texas law that restricts abortion access. republican opposition will likely doom the bill's chance in the senate. abortion rights are set to be under threat after a texas law that would ban most abortions in the state to take effect. reggie: salesforce is relocating texas employees that no longer feel comfortable there. we spoke with the ceo. it will be in interview you will only see here on abc 7 news. >> this is the home of gay rights, home of the summer of

love. anyone who has lived here does san francisco -- >> it is in your dna. >> it is in my dna. if someone calls me and says they are being discriminated, where would you rather live? we want you to stay with salesforce. >> you don't want to lose good people. have you had any takers? >> we will move people. people become very unhappy that they are living in an environment where they are being oppressed. they want to have freedom. let them have it. reggie: the dream fream convention was wrapping up. it was his only face-to-face interview of the event. they talked about much more, including keeping work from home to stay at salesforce. kumasi: the u.s. is trying to

get a handle on the crisis at the border by sending haitian migrants back to their home country. the secretary will join the white house press secretary for a joint news conference at 11:30 this morning. we want to show you this drone video that shows border patrol agents clearing a camp in del rio, texas. the number living there has been reduced to 4000. the biden administration's special envoy to haiti has resigned in protest due to the large-scale expulsion of haitian migrants. reggie: chuck schumer will hold a procedural vote on a plan to keep the government open. it is expected to fail because it also raises the debt limit and republicans do not want the country to borrow more money. the u.s. already owes

trillion. if you do not raise the debt ceiling, there could be a financial crisis. the u.s. would default on some obligations. vice president kamala harris will be on the view this morning. it is her first talkshow appearance since being sworn into office. the interview is expected to touch on several topics, including the pandemic and afghanistan. you could watch at 10:00 this morning right here on abc 7. kumasi: we are learning about another possible victim. reggie: a wildly popular exhibit opening in south bay today. first, a check on the weather with meteorologist mike nicco. mike: good morning. it is pretty clear out there. a few high clouds roaming through. this is one area that could see isolated pockets of unhealthy air. for the most part, overall, we will be good to moderate today

and tomorrow as the advisory does last through saturday. sunday will be the cleaner and cooler day for your weekend outdoor activities. here is a look at the elevated smoke. you can see the canopy over top of us. overnight and through tomorrow, it gets a little bit thicker outside of the north bay. the south bay and east bay, the best chance tomorrow. dublin at 58. 50 in santa rosa. it is that time of year where you will always be the cool spot. 64 in san jose. 62 at 8:00 in the east bay. 82 at noon. we spike near 94 three or four hours, and then drop down to 74. you can see the fog trying to push through, heading our way. if you are going to be out and

about today, cars will be hot, pavement will be hot, but this will be the last time we have to worry about that. we will look at the weekend forecast, coming up. jobina: people are probably seeing this and looking at the clock and saying, what? it is not even 6:00. they turned on metering lights at 5:18. right before the tunnel, we just got clarification from the chp, it looks like this crash is just out of view of the camera. we are launching sky 7 to see if we can get a better angle. we do not have an estimated time to wind that will reopen. there is a

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kumasi: after our story about a senior citizen and a teenager being punched in the head in san francisco, another victim is coming forward. a woman narrowly missed getting punched in the head on the same street. at first, she did not reported to police or understand the gravity of what happened. >> i saw a guy walking in this direction. he tried to strike me. i was able to duck and i screamed at him. thankfully i was able to avoid that. i saw that a 72-year-old got punched. i found out the 72-year-old was asian, too, and i am kumasi: all three victims believe they are linked. to find ways to protect

yourself, go to abc7news.com. reggie: flight attendants are urging congress to crack down unruly passengers. they want stricter alcohol policy enforcement and airports. this year, there have been 4300 reports of unruly passengers. there was testimony on capitol hill yesterday about one such encounter. >> they said i don't have to listen to a damn thing you say. this is a free country. i was taken aback. i did not know what to say. reggie: as far as i he was asking a passenger to put a mask on. it is said that at this rate, there might be more incidents in 2021 than in all of aviation

history. only one case resulted in a federal charge. kumasi: a real haunted house is up for sale for $1.2 million. this is the rhode island home made famous in the conjuring horror movies. it was built in 1736. the movie was based on the hauntings people say happen there. >> it has been very busy. doors opening and closing on their own. footsteps, disembodied voices. kumasi: ok. the current owners host paranormal events and rent the home out to overnight guests. they are booked through next year. they hope whoever buys the home will continue to run the business. reggie: the critically acclaimed experience is opening in south bay. a multifaceted exhibit at the convention center.

it features more than 300 van gogh artworks presented to a 3d lens. >> a lot of people are intimidated by museums. they don't see how an artist can relate with them in the 21st century. it is about allowing people to see how relevant and interesting and incredible his work is. reggie: the exhibit is scheduled to run through november 14. kumasi: i am still on that haunted house. who stays overnight? booked through the rest of the year? reggie: people love to be scared . kumasi: i am not one of those people. mike: it is that time of year where the dvr is getting full of halloween movies. i will not ask you guys to join

us. maybe dinner before hand. [laughter] mike: here is a look at look att going on outside. welcome to friday. our roof camera showing quiet conditions out there. right above us, there is plenty of smoke today and tomorrow. an air quality advisory. some unhealthy air could develop today and tomorrow. as we transition this weekend from summer to fall, we will transition to cleaner air. good job getting outside sunday if you can. we will continue the cooling trend with a cold front that y on auend a littlly in the the hottest day moving forward, 85 in san jose, santa cruz, about 73.

78 in san mateo. palo alto, 70 nine. everyone else in the 80's on the peninsula. breezes will pick up this afternoon and keep us around 69 in downtown san francisco. breezes not much of an effect as you head inland. breezes will keep places like hercules, berkeley and oakland in the 70's. low 80's elsewhere. 94 in brentwood. a wide range of temperatures under smoky conditions until the sun sets. and then they will turn the heaters on around 9:00 at 10:00 as we fall into the 50's and 60's. my seven day forecast, temperatures dropped nearly 10 to 15 degrees by sunday. and then a chance of what weather tuesday. unfortunately, it is not enough to put a storm impacts scale on

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kumasi: 3 million in fit loungers are being recalled. they are tied to eight three loungers are urged to be stopped. this comes after there was a warning to not let babies sleep on products like these. >> when babies are left unattended or sleep on these products, they roll over in their heads may fall in a way that blocks their airway and can lead to suffocation. kumasi: the company says the lounger was not marketed as an infant sleep

refund. if you have one, you can call the company at the number you see on your screen, or go to abc7news.com. reggie: cvs is hiring ahead of flu season. if you are a pharmacy technician, a nurse or interested in a retail job, there are opportunities. the pharmacy chain will hold a virtual work event. you can text to start the digital screening process. the 25 thousand jobs open in the u.s., 3100 are in california. kumasi: no more stocking up on toilet paper, cleaning supplies and other items at costco. it is not because of people

panic buying, it is because of supply chain issues overseas. costco says many shipments have been delayed. more top stories coming your way at 6:00. did you feel the small quake that shook the north bay? it was 2.7. a lot of people said it felt much stronger. reggie: dramatic new video from firefighters on the front lines, giving you a view of what they are up against. kumasi: the moderna misspeller turn fugitive. a woman is now on the run. reggie: a live look ou

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> let the booster shots begin. the director of overruling to make decision, shots coming to millions of americans today. >> one bay area suburb on high alert after repeated animal attacks popping the city to take action. >> another fast-moving fire in northern california. the flames already jumping towards homes and this one is believed to be set by a bay area woman. >> good morning, you

abc seven mornings. [laughter] live on abc seven and hulu live. even though we say that one million times a day, it is several words that you say again and again. >> cheers. we will do it again a 6:30. no pressure, i hope you're having a good morning. the fog is not as prevalent as yesterday. i have overlaid the fog layer and it is thick along the coast. you look at the winds it is movinghrs