solutions. this is abc 7. news >> the emergency situation unfolding off the coast of southern california this morning. >> he was saying shark. he was saying help. >> a shark attack in the waters off of sonoma county coast. the swimming spot that is now closed this morning. >> giants fans are pumped up. the orange and black our division champs. looking forward to game one of the next series. you are watching abc 7 mornings. >> we want to start with a check of the forecast with mike. mike: it is our last warm in this seven day forecast cycle. high-pressure still holding on. wind less than six miles per hour. marine layer, pretty much

nonexistent. it's about temperatures. now through 7:00, a few 40's and the north bay valley. we will reach near 70 degrees at the coast today, but we will hit 77-83 from noon to 4:00. 84-91 degrees inland. keep it going today. back in the 60's and 70's by 7:00. nearly 20 degrees warmer, it is going to feel like fall with a slight chance of showers. >> hundreds of health-care workers preparing to walk off the job claiming they are understaffed and overworked. amy hollifield joining us live. what is going on right now? amy: they are expecting a large crowd. look at this set up. they tell me the strike is expected to last for five days. they have got a huge set up, lots of food and water that they

have brought in to keep the strikers hydrated. 350 employees are expected to be walking off the job right now. we are not allowed on the property, but we can hear some shouting at the actual hospital, so maybe some action is about to happen here. this is at sutter delta medical center in antioch. 350 health-care workers say they are walking off the job because they are understaffed and they can't take it anymore. they say conditions are dire for caregivers inpatients. workers say it was this way before covid and the pandemic made the situation worse. we do have calls into sutter to ask for a comment on this and the whole situation. we will let you know when we hear back from them. we will be out here all morning to show you this strike and what is supposed to be happening right now. 350 employees.

we will be asking them about what kind of care will be left when they walk out, so stay tuned when we cover the story. >> engineers at 24 at 24 at 24 locations in northern california are still not back at work after walking off dropped more than two weeks ago. they are demanding better wages. workers say they are not going back into the sides can come to an agreement on a fair contract. those we talked to said thathatt they are in one of the most expensive places to live in the country. >> the race is on to stop and oil spill from spreading even more into the pacific. an underwater pipeline spilled thousands of gallons of oil over the weekend. jobina is at the live with this unfolding. jobina: an oil slick across 14

square miles. it is one of the worst in state history. several orange county beaches remain closed. the oil sneered the coast from huntington beach to newport each, threatening critical habitats and wetlands. the mayor says they have seen fish and birds covered in oil. >> this oil spill constitutes one of the most devastating situations that our community has dealt with in decades. there's oil deposits all along the shore and you can see the oil slicks out in the ocean. >> if broken pipeline about four point five miles offshore caused the leak. the entire amount of oil in the line was released into the ocean. crews have deployed skimming equipment to prevent oil from flowing into the nearby ecological reserve. experts say because the spill is close to the shore, the oceans natural cleaning ability will not be affected. >> in the north bay, a sonoma

county beaches closed after a shark attack happened in the water near bodega bay. luz pena spoke with another surfer and the paramedics who came to the man's rescue. of unexpected fight with a shark. >> we saw the tail fin going down into the water. >> jerrod davis says the victim is a regular surfer named eric. >> he was yelling. he was saying shark. he was saying help. the two of us kind of paddled to shore. it looked like he had a red stripe on his wetsuit. >> that red line was blood. surfers rushed as he struggled to move his injured leg. >> the first thing we did was use a surf leash to apply a

tourniquet. we did that with two separate leashes. >> paramedics arrived on scene. they say the quick response by that group of surfers was crucial. >> the care he got prior to arrival helped save him. the top-of-the-line was not as bad but on the backside, there was a pretty good laceration. he said he got it in the eye. i'm not sure if that meant he punched it or he was just grabbing it. sounded like he had a pretty significant struggle. >> the waters here are part of what is known as the red triangle, an area where there is a high concentration of rate white sharks. >> trying to make peace with the fact that they are out there all the time, share the water with them. >> for the next few days, the beach will be closed for swimming. the server was transported to the hospital and is expected to survive.

-- surfer. reggie: classes are set to resume today at two oakland schools set to close because of a flea investigation. students were sent home so that crews could clean both campuses. the district said it noticed the problem in the middle of last month. experts think the investigation may have started raccoons. dr. anthony fauci is weighing in on governor newsom's vaccine firemen were all students until you. he was asked about the new mandate that goes into effect when the fda fully authorizes the vaccine for younger age groups. dr. fauci: people look at this like this is something novel and new, when in fact, throughout years and years, decades, we have made it a requirement for children to get into schools to get different types of vaccines.

>> he went on to say that even though the vaccine is new, there is enough data that we should be confident in getting it. students in expected to be vaccinated by july of 2022, which is based on current fda timelines. there is no real timeline for kindergartners or sixth-graders since the fda has not approved emergency use in children under the age of 12. reggie: giants fans are very excited. the orange and black are in the playoffs. san francisco won the t yesterday, beating the padres. >> time since 2012, are champions of the national leag

the celebtieg anet it goreggie: also, yester's victory sets of the franchise record for regular-season wins at 107 games. the giants are going to host whoever wins wednesday night wildcard game between the dodgers and the cardinals. abc 7 news was at oracle part as that celebration unfolded. the energy inside the park among the sold-out crowd was electric. it was electric yesterday afternoon. many say they were not worried but for others, getting to this point in the season was more like torture. >> is giants baseball, baby. torture. >> being able to see the 2010, 20 12, and 2014 world series and potentially 2021, i am pumped. i'm excited. reggie: bars and restaurants also excited about the winning season. they have been getting a big

boost after a tough year and a half of not doing a whole lot of business. >> it is amazing how much pressure the dodgers put on the giants, all the way down to the last game of the season. great season. let's keep it going. 60 right now in castro. everybody else around under clear conditions in san francisco. flirting with 49. also in palo alto. right now, 53 in now, 53 in n stepping out, there might be a touch of haze in the air this morning. we are good, you can see green and yellow. moderate. as we head out, we can see the san joaquin valley. we've got poor air quality for anybody heading out there. when you hit the orange, that is those that are most vulnerable. here is what is going to happen

this morning. we are going to stay moderate just about everywhere with clean air coming in starting tomorrow. a real touch of fall coming up in the forecast. until then, if you are taking mass transit, it is definitely going to be warm to hot this afternoon. your last tranquil ferry ride. out on the roads, one of your last clouds nonexistent. your commute is fantastic. how about on the roads? jobina: happy monday to you. our traffic situation is looking very nice right now. the only slow spot we are seeing is out of tracy. 39 minutes, flipped over to 40. you can see that reflected because everything else is green, which is good news. this is 80, those headlights are traveling westbound and wrapping up here with a live look at the bridge.

things are coming to the limit in both directions. >> tonight's powerball jackpot has swelled to $670 million, eight 470 million dollar cash payout. there has been no winner for the past 40 drawings, so now it is the biggest since january. we are hearing from one new jersey resident who won the megamillion's in 2019. >> first thing i did was financial investor, i got an attorney, and i got an accountant. the best part is i can do anything i want anytime i want. i take my family every year on vacation. we go out, all expenses paid. >> i want to live this life. tonight's drawing is happening at 8:00. reggie: making the world a better place for pets. the special celebration for world animal day. >> and a car crashes into a pretty busy 7-11

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today in the trial of a police officer charged with involuntary manslaughter for shooting and killing a man in 2018. he used unnecessary force when he fired nine shots. this happened at the end of a slow speed chase as the suspect tried to drive his car between two police cars that were blocking him in. his attorney says the shooting the self-defense. a sheriff's investigation after the shooting cleared hall of any wrongdoing. the da announced the charges after hall was involved in a second shooting earlier this year. >> oakland police are investigating the city's 106 homicide of the year. around 3:00 yesterday morning, officers responded to a call of a shooting and then officers say a few moments later, a hospital alerted police about a man from oakland and a woman from fresno who showed up at the hospital with multiple gunshot wound the

woman died. there is no word on any suspects or a motive. reggie: 10 people recovering from injuries after a customer drove their car into a 7-eleven store. the car slammed into the store yesterday. witnesses say a customer accidentally drove into the store after shopping instead of backing up >> i guess she hit the gas instead of the brakes. the car busted into the store and we got about 10 people. reggie: the car when almost all the way into the store. medics took six people to the hospital. no one was seriously hurt. >> new details on a plan to make car-freak routes permanent. officials have announced a proposal for banning cars in the areas between drives. it includes adding more streets in the park. walkers and bikers have been able to enjoy jfk drive without

worrying about cars. officials say part visits have increased and the number of collisions went down. reggie: it is world animal day, a day were we can all do our part to make theit is celebratet ways around the world. the philippines, hundreds of pets receive a special blessing. this is the second year in a row they have done this because of the pandemic. the event also celebrates the feast of st. francis of assisi, the patron saint of animals. my friend is a pasto a pasto a san francisco and we were out yesterday and one of his friends happened to come by who has a dog. and so he did the blessing on the animal right there. >> you can be blessed anywhere at any time. reggie: the chaos thaas hag arou a completely different matter. there was a blessing happening and that is all that mattered in

that one moment. mike: you were like the eye of the hurricane. the blessing came down, "the chaos. reggie: amen. mike: eric church did that yesterday. you can see just how clear it is. clouds will be on the increase today. this will be the hottest temperature. the afternoon highs this forecast cycle. high clouds will remain tonight. there's a slight chance, tracking a chance of showers as we are heading closer to the weekend. right now we've got a storm to the north and south. this area of low pressure is rotating counterclockwise. you can see it hurling the high clouds up toward us. if you are heading down into socal, here is a chance of some scattered showers. you have got to go way down to morgan hill and gilroy.lo m 8ere

pea. mi theoa the sea breeze kickingn late this afternoon read mid 70's at least in downtown south san francisco. operating near 90. 87 to 91 in the north bay. 79 in berkeley, 86 in union city. 90-95 degrees in the valleys. this is the last time we will be dealing with the 90's for the next seven or eight days. some of the low clouds and coastal valley fog. the rest of us will have high clouds and temperatures in the 50's. my seven day forecast, about a 10 degrees drop tomorrow. another drop brings us to the 60's and 70's wednesday. mainly 50's and 60's thursday and friday and saturday and

sunday we can start to move up. >> the seven things to know this morning. reggie: also, get excited for britney spears night on dancing with the stars. >> search is taking investigators to a different location. the possible siding.

>> if you are just adorning us, crews are working to stop and oil spill from spreading in southern california. an underwater pipeline spilled at least 126,000 gallons of oil in the water off huntington beach. reggie: the beach near bodega bay is closed this morning after a shark attack. a surfer was bitten on the leg and is expected to survive. >> classes are expected to resume today at esperanza elementary. and core monta discovery academy. the schools were closed last week so crews could deeply and after a flea infestation. reggie: hospital workers at sutter delta medical center in antioch walked off the job. they say they are going on

strike because of staffing shortages and unfair labor practices. it should stand to say the hospital is disappointed. mike: and6 number five, october 4, the advertise are 72-82. today we go from 76 in san francisco to 91 in livermore. >> we have a service alert basically to keep up with demand. the metro service will now run until midnight monday through friday and then 10:00 p.m. on sunday. >> make sure you look up this afternoon because the blue angels are returning to san francisco. events officially start with a concert and ship tours. reggie: the search for brian laundrie is taking investigators to a new location. >>

petito's boyfriend, the desperate search intensifying. it has been nearly three weeks since he was last seen. police monitoring dozens of reports of possible sightings, but none of the claims have checked out. but saturday morning, dennis davis says he was near the tennessee-north carolina border when he says he pulled up beside someone who looked like him. >> the guy was acting very weird. immediately i can tell there was something wrong with the guy and i asked myself, could that be brian laundrie? i pulled up on my phone and looked at a picture of them and i was like, man, that was him. reporter: he said he called the fbi twice and reported the encounter to the local authorities. we will have the very latest coming up at 7:00 a.m. >> the royals are ticking off the preseason against the trail blazers in portland today and when they return home, they will

learn if andrew wiggins will be able to play because he has been vaccinated. he faced the possibility of not being allowed into chaste center because of vaccination is required for employees starting next week. he initially requested an exemption which was denied. the warriors are going to five preseason games before the regular season kicks off in about two weeks on october 19. reggie: the big matchup for raiders fans. the raiders take on the charges in l.a. coverage starts at 5:00. and if you need more for your football fix, a new excerpt is out from tom brady's original series coming next month called "the man in the arena." you can watch the trailer right now. tonight is britney spears night on dancing with the stars and we are going to see something we have never seen before on the

show: pro dancer cheryl burke and her partner are going to be dancing virtually and separately. last week, rigsby announced he tested positive for covid just a few days after burke. both are fully vaccinated. last week, the judges evaluated the rehearsal which was recorded before burke tested positive. so this is going to be bizarre. find out which britney spears song all the couples are going to dance to on dancing with the stars at 8:00 tonight right here on abc news seven. >> they said we are going to make this work. >> they really did. >> peloton says no, stay there. your song is circus, and you a in two different rings. that is what i would do. >> back at work.

reggie: the third ring is us. streak continue? jeopardy's current champion talking about his strategy. >>, the new recommendations for safely gathering for the holidays. >> a car crash and a half marathon course.

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announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. reggie: divided democrats putting the brakes on a bipartisan infrastructure bill. >> celebrating the season. new cdc recommendations to make your upcoming holidays as safe as possible. reggie: one of the first signs of fleet week appears in the bay area today. good morning on this october 4.

we are glad you are here. abc 7 mornings's live right now. >> morning, mike. mike: speaking of fleet week, today is likely the best day to see them as clouds will be on the increase as we headed toward the weekend activities. the coast is clear as we look from the east camera. 40's and 50's this morning through 7:00. as we head into the afternoon, you start to see some of those high clouds rolling from the south. 70's around the bay. even some 80's and the inland east bay neighborhoods. those same high clouds into the afternoon hours. there to sneak in. the rest of us are going to be in the 60's and 70's by 7:00. dramatic swing in temperatures

this week. reggie: hundreds of health-care workers say they are overworked and they are not putting up with it anymore. they walked off the job in antioch. amy is live at sutter medical center. amy: i hope i heard you correctly that it is my turn to start talking. look behind me, this strike is in full effect. it is 5:30 in the morning but they are wide-awake a lot of energy here. they are very loud, very motivated and they are going to be at this for about a week. the union expecting 350 workers to strike. we've also got video to show you of the actual walking off of the job that happened here in antioch. this was just after 5:00 this morning. workers tell us they are tired of being understaffed and they want to make a statement. the conditions are dire for caregivers and patients. these are clerical workers, technicians.

they tell us that patients are still getting care during the strike. >> definitely. the rn's are still in they support us as well. the physicians are still working. they still have a lot of people who are still going to be helping out throughout the process. amy: sutter released a statement saying we value our caregivers and their continued commitment to compassionate, patient care in the face of an unprecedented health crisis, which is why our proposed contract guaranteed pay and benefits are as good or better than others in the area including a 13% pay increase over four years. the hospital brought in replacement workers. these workers chided them as they were pulled in. the workers have to give 10 days notice for a strike at the hospital, so the hospital is able to prepare. they do plan to be back on the

job in a week. >> this this this this this leaders face heavy criticism after they postponed a vote on a bipartisan infrastructure deal. jobina? jobina: several democrats refused to vote on the infrastructure bill which would improve roads and bridges until democrats and republicans can reach a deal on the rest of the president's budget. president biden is expected to talk about the need to raise the debt ceiling. he argues if this does not happen, the u.s. could default on its debt for the first time in history and trigger a recession that can impact everything from disaster relief humans to funding for education. tenant republicans voted twice last week to block a government funding and keep the debt ceiling. >> the president lost a lot of political muscle. now we are at a point for the president is weak and really, bernie sanders, the far left

democrats are driving the bus. >> $3.5 trillion should be a minimum but i accept that there is going >> to have to be give and take. >>democrats want to increase taxes on corporations and the nation's highest earners to fund social programs, universal pre-k and free community college. this all needs to be worked out before the new deadline to vote which nancy pelosi has set for the end of the month. reggie: the supreme court starts a new term today. the first time in more than a year that justices will meet in person. brett kavanaugh tested positive for covid last week so he will not be on the bench today. he will tackle issues including abortion, gun rights, the death penalty and religious freedom. the court will continue live streaming arguments to the public at least through the end of the year. we are hearing from the woman who has been known for decades as baby roe. shelley thorton is sitting down exclusively for the first broadcast interview. her biological mother was norma

mccorvey, also known as jane roe. her desire to terminate her pregnancy caused her to file a lawsuit against the state of texas. by the time supreme court ruled in her favor, the baby had already been adopted and was 2.5 years old. that baby was shelley. >> my whole thinking is that a god, everybody is going to hate me because everyone is going to blame me for abortion being legal. reggie: you can watch more of that interview tonight at 8:00 p.m. >> the cdc has released holiday covid recommendations in an effort to help you and your family stay safe. your health is a key part of building a better bay area. we spoke with local families and doctors about how they are preparing for the upcoming celebrations. >> a pumpkin for you. little ones celebrating halloween early at the family

farms pumpkin patch in alameda sunday after limited holiday celebrations last year. >> last halloween got canceled. onleere trick-or-treating. >> that is likely to change this year. children we talked with our more than a bit excited about that. >> this time my school is going to celebrated. i kind of want to be a guitar player. >> last year we didn't get to go trick-or-treating because of covid. this year, we might get to go trick-or-treating. >> some are still deciding if their families will do halloween. doctors we talked to say they believe it is safe. >> we do know that surfaces are not a huge issue with covid-19. it's thousands of times less d moh respiratoplets.ional nose

porter the cdc r the virtual gatherings and after celebrations for all holidays. they also recommend all unvaccinated individuals mask indoors. for those wanting to be as safe as possible, they also recommend vaccination requirements and at home covid test requirements before gatherings, although not addressed by the cdc. >> my mom is going to come, my brother and my cousins are going to come. reporter: parents say they are better prepared this year. >> we are able to cherish these moments a lot more. reggie: fleet week 2020 one is officially underway. the blue angels are scheduled to arrive in oakland. the event is back in san francisco after a fourth cancellation last year. there will be some adjustments. there are also a bunch of

neighborhood concerts throughout the week. the airshow starts friday f trust me, you will know. >> facebook whistleblower. former employer who secretly copied tens of thousands of pages of internal documents before leaving. reggie: jeopardy's latest champ is still on a roll. he is talking about his winning streak on gma. first, a check of the weather. mike: it is very comfortable inn the inland, east bay neighborhoods. the mildest temperature, 60 in brentwood. the rest of us in the 50's. they go up into the higher elevations. mount diablo, you can see the heat is just lurking a couple thousand feet above us. right now, we've got 61 at san jose. 61 n'sync carlos and hayward.

pacifica, 56. here is a look not much movement with the flags. that is going to be the case for the better part of today. we've got summer heat if you are going to be at home. if you are exercising, some hot pavement especially inland. if you are running errands, that means the cars are going to be warm also. you can see it is very clear right down here. air quality is going to be moderate today. a mixture of moderate and good. by wednesday, everybody isev breathing the cleanest air possible. with a southerly wind in the middle part of the atmosphere, it is going to get quite hazy this afternoon, most of that will remain quite elevated. by tomorrow, it is gone. it might look a lot worse today than it actually is outside.

you can get the latest traffic right now. jobina: good morning, everyone. not much is happening, which is nice for anyone who needs to be headed to work this morning. it may not look like it, but lights are on. we are really trending this pretense and it levels as far as the time those are flipping on these days. if you are not familiar, those headlights are making their way south. we do have a mass transit update from uni. service extension that actually started yesterday.

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reggie: we are waiting to find out more information about this incident.

a car drove through the course almost hitting a number of runners. rock 'n' roll running series was back yesterday for the first time since the pandemic and that crash happened at the first mile. it appears the vehicle ran through a barricade. witnesses say that the driver may have been trying to get into an apartment building. can you imagine? some tried to intervene. veryboutg. >> witnesses also told us there was a passenger, baby and dog in the vehicle. no one was hurt and police haven't provided any more details about that incident. >> a facebook whistleblower is set to testify before congress tomorrow. she took tens o took tens o tooo pages of documents that she said

the company failed to protect users. now she is staring her story on 60 minutes. >> facebook over what she called repeated conflict of interest, alleging the company prioritized profits over safety. after secretly copied tens of thousands of pages of research, she anonymously leaked the documents to the live -- wall street journal to prove facebook why that progress in fighting hate, violence and misinformation. facebook says we estimate we may take action on as little as 3%-5% of hate. that platform has 2.6 billion users. >> facebook makes more money when you consume more content. people enjoyed engaging with things that elicit emotional reaction. and the more angry that they get exposed to, the reporter: reporter: more they consume.

the documents also show how instagram is harmful to teenage girls. studies show the app makes 13% of girls feelings of suicide worse. 17% say it makes eating disorders worse. >> came what is super tragic is that facebook's own research says as these young women begin to consume this eating disorder content, they get more and more depressed. it actually makes them use the app more. and so they end up in this feedback cycle where they hate themselves more and more. reporter: facebook's vp of global affairs says comparing yourself to others is a basic human tendency that can never be eliminated. >> the psychological tendency to compare yourself to others and sometimes therefore feel worse about yourself is not something we are going to change. what we can change is our product. that's why we have announced we are going to give parents of teenagers new, optional controls so they can supervise what their teenagers are doing.

we are also going to introduce new tools which will nudge teenagers away from dwelling on particular kinds of reporter: reporter: content over and over again. facebook also responded in a written statement saying in part "to suggest we encourage bad content and do nothing is just not true" and continue to say that if there was a solution, it would have been made a long time ago. this past week, a senate subcommittee held a hearing about facebook and instagram's impact on young people. on tuesday, he will testify in front of a subcommittee on consumer protection. reggie: that is quite the interview if you haven't seen it. i recommended. former president trump has asked a judge to force twitter to restore his account. the company suspended his account in january after the deadly capital riots saying that he would incite more violence. trump attorneys take what is censoring him in violation of

his rights. facebook has also banned trump until at least 2023. >> the question remains, will the jeopardy winning streak continue? >> you have a 33 day total of 1,000,002 hundred $67,801 and you now have the second most consecutive wins in jeopardy history. > congratulations. has face is so funny. at 33 days, he has surpassed james hall's our for second most consecutive wins. now he only trails behind ken jennings who was on the show for 74 consecutive wins. he talked about his game-winning strategy on "gma." >> even if the response is a person, you don't say who is, you say what is. but to hear you explain it makes perfect sense. >> this is the first time i performed in front of an

audience of more than three people. i would have crippling stage fright, forget my name, forget everything. i wanted to not think about things i didn't have to. i knew according to the rules that this would be allowed. >> you can watch the full interview coming up at 7:00 right after abc 7 news. and if you want to find out if he can keep it up, you can watch all new episodes of "jeopardy!" weeknights at 7:00. reggie: so he would have to more than double the amount of wins to catch up to ken jenning. >> i did not realize he was like -- reggie: you can't beat me. >> he can try, though. mike: i wonder if it would be intimidating if they brought ken jennings back to be the host while he is still on his run. reggie: i would watch that. mike: we just make great ideas

on this show, don't we? and it is a monday. imagine what we will do tomorrow when we are awake. here is a look from the exploratory and where you can see it is pretty clear we were really lagging over the weekend. that is going to continue today. alas, afternoon with increasing low clouds late today. look what the clouds do. nearly 10-25 degrees cooler and a couple of days with limited sunshine and the chance of showers, while it is still a chance, it is not looking too promising. let's give you an idea of what is going on right now. look at all the clouds bubbling up from the south. even some showers down in socal possible as we head into the afternoon and evening. we will see an increase in clouds from south to north. we are looking at mid to upper 80's for most of the south bay.

80's for the most part on the peninsula. low to mid 80's. look at daly city, 71 degrees. early sunshine. 87-91 in the valley. 80 to 84, 85 degrees for the east bay. as you move inland, 90-94 degrees. tonight, everybody cools off nicely. look at the low clouds increasing. forays in the north bay valleys. tomorrow, we dropped about 10 degrees. another five, six degrees wednesday. the coolest days with 50's and 60's likely, thursday and friday before a little bit of a warming trend this weekend. no storm impacts. > a big congratulations to a

professor who just won the nobel prize for medicine. dr. david julius specializes in physiology and he and another scientist from la jolla are sharing the nobel prize for their research in the receptors in our skin for temperature raonic. they have been looking into how our body send heat, cold, and chemical irritants to improve pain parity. reggie: congrats to them. and congrats to this family because i have twins and my family and they are more than a handful. i can imagine taking care of triplets. how one family has figured it out with a round-the-clock babysitter. >> and the airline that is cracking down on unruly passengers now saying hundreds of people cannot fly with them. reggie: the pandemic putting dreams on hold. the series of three student

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tough decision. fight for their dream, or give up. we followed several student-athletes for a year to see how they navigated this crisis and their stories are the subject of the new original screening series "the lost season, >> when i'm playing a, i just let everything out on the field. >> just having that momentum and that excitement just to be on the field. >> i don't know what i would be doing right now. >> let's focus now on the future of high school sports. >> it is heartbreaking to see that they had something in high school and they can no longer do that when they go to college. [overlapping chatter] >> you can watch all five episodes of "the lost season" right now on the abc 7 bay area streaming app. mike: it is going to be

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