capitol hill in 60 minutes. kumasi: that 700 million dol min powerball jackpot striking gold in california. the central coast grocery store selling that winning ticket. we are waiting for the winter to collect. reggie: we are only rich in friendship this morning. you're watching -- you are watching abc 7 news, live on abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. drew: good morning. what we are finding is it's going to feel more like fall this afternoon. a live look from our camera shows that marine layer is deepening. we have fog over the city, something we haven't seen for the last couple of mornings. good morning, oakland, it's 57. it is 58 in san jose. we have some 40's in the north bay. we are noticeably cooler, 60's

and low 70's on the shoreline. we will go near 80 degrees. enjoy that fall feeling weather. reggie: now to that hearing on capitol hill. the facebook whistleblower will testify in about an hour, facing a subcommittee looking into the impact on kids and teenagers. it comes amid fallout from that nationwide outage of facebook, instagram, and whatsapp. jobina: right now from the capital where the. will begin an hour. it will focus on how they impact teenagers. they made headlines on the cbs show six humans. she revealed herself as the whistleblower who provided the wall street journal with copies of facebook's research.

research shows how facebook amplifies hate to profit off users. >> if they change the alg alg to be safer, people will spend less time on the site and they will make less money. jobina: yesterday, they crashedy for at least six hours. users could not access the website or apps. the outage could cost the company more than $70 million. the facebook stop -- stock dropped 5%. there was concern that user data may have been compromised. facebook says no data was exposed. reggie: breaking vaccine vaccinv johnson & johnson's submitted data to the fda to authorize booster shots for its vaccine. the booster given 56 days after the first shot provides 94%

protection against symptomatic covid. there is an increase in immune response when given it six months. the vaccine demonstrated strong and long-lasting protection. of an advisory committee will discuss the booster next friday. it could be authorized shortly after. a new covid testing site opens for san francisco students and staff. it will be opened tuesday and friday at the crocker amazon sport site. to get tested. kumasi: the bay school strict is feeling the pinch of his teacher shortage. the largest district in san jose is requiring personnel to step up and teach when needed. we are joined in the newsroom with this. >> they have shortage of

substitute teachers. they're asking counselors and other members to step in as substitute teachers. counselors say they believe this hurts students. the teacher shortage is a huge problem. san jose unified says they can usually count on 200 people being available for them to call every day. now, that number is down to 100. it's been cut in half brandon they are turning to other specialized personal. one counselor is a counselor 80% time, the other 20%, she is an on-call subsidy teach good >> counselors are not trained teachers. we are coming back from a global pandemic. there is a mental health crisis. to poke counselors one day a week is a disservice to our kids. it >> the district says each person has teaching credentials and can state which grade and

subject they prefer. this isn't standard operating procedure. this is an emergency plan they have turned to because it was their only option. they don't have enough people willing to come back to the classroom. live in the newsroom. kumasi: berkeley will hold classes in person starting in the spring of 2022. the university says classrooms present a low risk for covid transmission. the school is still looking at alternative options for immunocompromised, disabled, international students. plans could change based on public health guidelines. developing news, the first lawsuit has been filed in the oil spill off the coast of huntington beach. it comes a day after the governor declared a state of emergency in orange county to support the response to the oil spill. 144, 000 gallons have now

spilled into the ocean, killing wildlife, closing beaches. the pipeline which is the source of the leak is 17 miles long. the coast guard is looking into the possibility that an anchor caused the rupture. there are more questions about when authorities first new about the spill. >> i want a full investigation into what happen. i want to hold the individuals accountable for this spill. i want to understand our response team. when they got the information, who was informed. kumasi: you can watch that interview on gma at 7:00 right here. reggie: evacuation orders have been listed for the caldor fire. it is 93% contained with full containment expected next saturday. the fire started in august near the grizzly flats community in el dorado county. it burned $220,000 and destroyed

800 structures. 50,000 people were displaced. you can keep tabs on any fire burning in the state with our exclusive wildfire tracker. this tool has all the information you need. kumasi: remembering steve jobs, 10 years after his death. tim cook shares his memory of the apple pioneer. reggie: the bay areas rainfall recap. new numbers given us and idea of the effect on our biggest cities. drew: a live look over san francisco skyline. partly cloudy skies. it turns breezy with some fresh air. by wednesday, we have good air quality across the region. the winds bring in some cool

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sense of the bay area drought. it is not good. between the start of october last year through september this year, we received one third of normal rainfall. you see here, all received all d 39% of normal rainfall. i wish we had better news. drew: if you combined this year and the previous year, we didn't make normal rainfall for winter. we had these back-to-back winters that a been so far below normal. the outlook is for this winter to likely be below average rainfall. that is something we will track closely. most of the bay area is in exceptional drought.

let's talk positive news. you will find cooler weather, it feels like fall. grab the light jacket. it will be in the 50's and 60's later on this morning. toward lunchtime, we will be in the 70's. our warmest spots will get into the upper 70's. this is closer to where we should be. the cooler weather comes on the heels of some gusty wind later on today. the winds are gusting 10-20 miles per hour. we will do it again on wednesday as temperatures continue to cool. let's check out the traffic. 8 we are getting some clarity. y jobina: the truck to it is on fire is filled with compressed natural gas. they are going to have to let this burn out. that's why you see the back of it is getting bigger.

thankfully, no injuries are involved. ally picture of the toll plaza, greenlight came on at 5:36. bringing in the golden gate bridge, a fog advisory for this morning. kumasi: somebody who bought a powerball ticket is really rich this morning. there was one lucky winner in the drawing worth nearly $700 million. these are the winning numbers. the winning ticket was soldddddd an albertson's store. the cash value i i i i i i i this is the sixth largest in powerball history. the jackpots directed after tickets shot up in the final hours. the next powerball jackpot is

$20 million. stopping the violence in oakland. families make their pleat to put down the guns. reggie: andrew wiggins with some headline grabbing comments about why he waited until now to get vaccinated. kumasi: dancing with the stars did not disappoint with a first. reggie: a live look outside at 6:13 a.m. we w

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joined police in a plea to stop shootings. the city had its homicide over the weekend. oakland saw 17 homicides making this the most violent month of the year. police are trying to get illegal guns off the street.

they have recovered 900 so far, including 10 over the past weekend. family members of homicide victims are urging the community to help area >> each and every life, the 106 we have lost as oo today, the community needs to come together to make a difference. the police can't do it alone. the parents can't do it alone. we need to step in where we can. kumasi: the police department will have a community meeting about its efforts to fight crime. reggie: 10 years since the death of steve jobs, the legacy lives on through his family, friends, and the company. he died when he was 56 after paddling cancer. one decade later, tim cook shares this message on twitter. it's a quote from jobs.

the longtime design collaborator also shared these words in the wall street journal. i miss is singular and beautiful clarity. beyond his ideas and vision, i miss his insight that brought order to chaos. kumasi: hollywood is facing a possible work channel -- shut down. the union represents 60,000 behind the scenes workers and producers that represent the studios. union members have voted to authorize a strike. the union says the pandemic has created harmful work hours. it is seeking pay increases for the lowest paid members and protections around meal breaks and weekends. >> we need not just actual meal break during the day to eat and drink water, use the bathroom, take a break. kumasi: 98% voted for the

strike. it's unclear when they might be walking off the job. if they do, production will stop. reggie: it is a countdown to disney night on dancing with the stars. that is the theme for next week. last night, it was britney spears music in the ballroom. reggie: christine chu is out. we also saw a first for the long-running show, a remote performance. that is cheryl burke on the right. this was a jazz routine via zoom after both of them tested positive for covid last week. >> when it came to performance time, we gave it our best. a double dose of disney is next week. disney heroes is the first

night, tuesday night is disney villains. i'm trying to figure out which one i would want to do. what song it would be. poor unfortunate souls? too slow? drew: you need something faster. kumasi: you need the villain song. reggie: the one from hunchback. drew: i don't know that one. i grew up in the renaissance of disney movies. do you know i'm talking about? reggie: aladdin? drew: let's talk about what's happening in the weather department. we had some active weather. lightning across southern california. more than 1000 lightning strike.

this is going to swing through here. it's going to bring cooler weather. already brought back the fog. that cooler air begins to arrive. 77 in san jose, 75 in sunnydale. 70 for palo alto. low 60's along the coastline. downtown, it feels like october. it will be 60 in daly city. we will get some afternoon sunshine. it will be 72 in fremont and inland feeling nice for this time of year.

rtst cloy skies. the seven-day forecast, cooler air is arriving. fresh air brings better air quality. we will track the chance of an isolated chance of a shower on friday. otherwise, it's nice, brighter skies. reggie: good morning america is coming up at 7:00. >> good morning. the oil spill disaster, there are questions about when officials first learned about it. also this morning, the facebook outage left people without it for hours. what the company says was behind it. our interview with brian laundrie's sister.

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thunderstorms last night in southern california. those are moving out. cooler in northern california. the cold front that is providing the shower across northern california, cooler weather will be felt today. enjoy this closer to average. 65 in the city. it is 77 in san jose. kumasi: new developments this morning on the warriors andrew wiggins. he spoke for the first time since being vaccinated. he said he felt forced to get the shot in order to continue his career. he said i guess you don't own

your body. if he didn't get vaccinated, he wouldn't be allowed chase center because proof of vaccination is required starting next week. today is the last day to vote in the championship round. reggie: that's just what it's called. it's a competition held by the national park every year. some largest brown bears make their homes in alaska. you get to vote on the fattest bear as they bulk up for winter. the national parts showed this air catching fish. that's incredible. they are breaking down the two finals. the bear on the left has 480 votes so far. the one on the right, just 151. today is a last day for voting. can only make your pick from 9:00 until 6:00 for some reason. it looks like it's been decided.

kumasi: it's not too late. reggie: it's never too late. do you want to be the fattest bear? kumasi: yes. reggie: can we call it thick? thick bear week. that's much better. next, the latest sign that the drought is taking hold in the north bay. kumasi: a major campaign kicking off, the plan to end family homelessness. reggie: a live look outside. we

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u.s. attorney general sounding the alarm on a disturbg spike in school staff harassment, forcing the fbi to step in. >> i am an 80% counselor and on-call substitute teacher. kumasi: a substitute teacher shortage is felt in the south bay. reggie: california showing some good signs the states fight against covid. the new data proving that we are leading the way in stifling transmission. kumasi: good morning. it is tuesday. you are watching abc 7 news, live on abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. we want to start with a check on the forecast. drew: it's going to feel a lot more like october date or on today. it's going to move in, the cooler weather. we have partly cloudy skies over the city skyline. on short breezes are picking up. right now, it

it's a little bit cooler at 48. the light jacket, grab it on your way out. it's going to feel amazing. only 70 in concord, 77 in san jose. it is 76 in santa fe. kumasi: new data shows where the only state with moderate covid transmission. california and puerto rico are in yellow while the rest of the u.s. is in red. in the last week, there been 41 cases per 100,000 people. covid cases and hospital admissions are dropping across the country. the death rate is eight times higher than it was in july. this is coming as there is some confusion about the holub ration -- holiday celebration guides. jobina: the cdc pulled it from their website. they said celebrations are safer

outdoors and at a distance. now they say new guidance is coming soon. 24 hours after saint it was too soon to tell if we can gather, dr. fauci is saying he was taken out of context. he says vaccinated people can have a traditional holiday. >> i encourage people, especially the vaccinated people, to have a good normal christmas with your family. jobina: tensions remain high over vaccine mandates. schoolteachers in york city had to get the shot this week. despite some protests, complied. the fda has authorized a new rapid covid test that will double at home testing capacity. reggie: are you on board was showing proof of vaccination before you get on any flight, domestically? dianne feinstein has proposed a bill for airlines to complement

that policy. it could make for a safer holiday travel season. a doctor from brown unit -- brown university documented his experience. he was sitting next to an un-vaccination -- an vaccinated woman who did not keep on her mask. he said we should have proof of vaccination. we asked travelers what they think. >> if they made it more accessible to get the test easier, where we are from, it's hard to get the test. >> if they do it, it will be safer not just for me for everybody who flies. kumasi: it is against the vaccine mandate for domestic air travel. it would have an unfair negative impact on families with young children who are not eligible for the vaccine. the airline lobbying group says it does not support a mandate. the group pointed out research

showing air travel with masks is safe. speaking of airlines, there is one major carrier it is not requiring a poor use -- employees to be vaccinated. delta airlines has no plan to mandate maxine's -- vaccines. delta employees will be be to undergo weekly testing starting next month. the airline is requiring unvaccinated employees to pay an extra $200 a month for health insurance. kumasi: the national institutes be stepping down. dr. francis collins has been the director for 12 years. he was selected by president obama to lead the agency. he told the washington post the nih will benefit from new leadership. collins has been an advocate for covid vaccines and mask wearing. reggie: one south bay district

is scrambling to put teachers in front of students because of a substitution shortage. we have the classroom crunch going on. amy: another side effect of covid. they have lost about half of their substitute teachers. they can usually rely on having 200 college day. now, they are down to 100. with fewer people willing to, to the classroom, the school district is having to turn to other personnel. counselors say this means they are giving kids in need less attention. administrator say this isn't ideal. they need everyone's help in this situation. >> now, i am an 80% counselor, 20% on-call substitute teacher. >> we really do need to support each other to make this happen.

amy: post-covid, they are dealing with issues like kids who have suicidal thoughts and safety concerns. they believe it hurts kids to pull them out of the counseling office and into the classroom. administrator say this is an emergency situation. they just don't have enough people right now. everyone being pulled into the classroom has their teaching credentials. we are live in the newsroom. kumasi: there have been a growing number of threats against educators and school board members. this is what the fbi is doing. jobina: the attorney general has told federal law enforcement to reach out to local school leaders over the next month. he's investigating a growing number of incidents involving threats of violence against educators and school board members. the fbi may create a training

program a task force to address the issue. the national school board association asked the president for help. threats against school offensive -- officials could be considered hate. you can read some of the direct quotes online. it is stunning. reggie: that is disappointing. the governor is going to visit students and teachers in the central valley. it's part of the california comeback plan to expand opportunities for every child. the governor will sign an education package. that would provide prekindergarten for all four-year-olds starting school next year. it would expand dual language programs. you can watch the news conference at our website.

abc7news.com. kumasi: the harassment he experience from coworkers. reggie: you're looking at the new york stock exchange. we are up now. we will check back in in the next few minutes. >> we found the pants of goodwill. we found the shirt and hat on amazon. kumasi: the new neighborhood watches here. they have a good reason for this on-duty officer. drew: if i saw that, i would be slowing down really fast. we are tracking a cooler afternoon out there, 10 degrees cooler than some of our inland spots. let's go hour by hour. grab a light jacket as you step outside. you can ditch it later on. it's a cool start to the day. by lunchtime, comfortable if you

want to grab a meal outside. inland, we are in the 70's. we won't warm too much more. this cooler weather will come with some breezy conditions. with some breezy conditions. the onshore breeze, gusting between 10 and 25 miles per hour. that will continue again on wednesday, reinforcing that cooler weather. by wednesday, temperatures are below average. air. your air quality right now, we have no concern. we have a little bit of haze through the south bay. all in all, good to moderate air quality out there right now. we are looking toward richmond, you can see the marine layer that has come back. cooler changes are already on

our doorstep. most of us will be in the good it category. the air afternoon will all be in that good air quality category. we will take a look at the seven day forecast and show you how the fleet week weekend shapes up. amy: we are still following a sig alert. this has been going on throughout the morning. this is past thorton avenue. according to the chp, there is some material inside. there is compressed natural gas. they are letting it burn out. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, it is going to be slow as you make your way into san francisco. it's very slow for people there

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under investigation. this is on a pearson street. crews arrived to heavy smoke just before 5:30. a stairwell collapsed when the crew tried to get inside. the fire department said the building was condemned and this was not a squad situation. we will keep tracking that breaking news as soon we are able. reggie: a new report is out today by abuse by catholic clergy in france. they abuse thousands of miners over the last 70 years. jobina: catholic church

officials requested an independent commission conduct the report. they prioritized protecting the institution over victims who were urged not to speak out. 216,000 miners were abused. the majority were boys, between the ages of 10 and 13. the abusers, 3000 of them, worked in the french catholic church between 1950 and 2020. priests are recommended to receive training on law and the rights of children. reggie: that is stunning. new developments in the search for brian laundrie. his sister is talking to abc news. he is a person of interest in his girlfriends disappearance. he is wanted as a suspect in a fraud case. she last saw him in early

september, five days before gabby was reported missing. she did not notice anything wrong with him during the trip. >> i hope he is ok. i am angry and i don't know what to think. i would tell him to come forward and get us out of this mess. i don't know if my parents are involved. if they are, they should come clean. reggie: you can watch more coming upon a gma. police are still looking for brian. he may have been spotted on the appalachian trail. the family attorney says the parents don't know his location. kumasi: health is on the way to improve infant outcomes. governor newsom just signed senate bill 65, also known as the california act. the legislation willlllllllll

data collection on socioeconomic factors that lead to infant deaths and community of color. >> we are grateful for the attention and to reimagine maternity care. when we improve health care and social conditions for all, we will improve outcomes for all. kumasi: this is why this was badly new. black mothers are six times more likely to die within a year of their pregnancies. black women in california have a higher rate of death than black women nationally. the rate of black infants died in california is more than double the infant mortality rate. reggie: a new push to get homeless families off the street. the coalition just launched a campaign. the goal is to house 1200 south bay families in the next year.

>> being homeless is not aelessl crime. living in poverty should not be reason to separate families. our residents should not be living in constant fear of being torn from their loved ones because of their housing situation. reggie: housing vouchers will support households for up to 10 years. the campaign has a plan to expand homeless prevention services. kumasi: the most populous state in the country will be adding a 12.5% tax on e-cigarettes. it was approved yesterday and will fund public health and education programs. it will generate $38 million by 2023. the governor signed legislation to ban the sale of flavored tobacco products. that measure is on hold.

oil proil proil proil proil pror seven-year high. this is after the oil cartel opec said it would increase. the idea is to keep prices up while getting prices back to pre-pandemic levels. oil prices closed up 2%. let's check in on facebook stock. after a disastrous day of outages, you can see trading is on the stock market around $329. the stock dropped 5% on monday. it's about 15% down since mid-september. the ceo saw his personal wealth lose $6 billion during today. he is the fifth richest person in the world. let's take a live look at the new york stock exchange. we are up 130 points. reggie: test that will pay $137

million to a black former employee of its fremont plant. he said he was racially harassed during his employment. lawyers said he was called racist names, shown at cartoons, subjected to abuse. the jury found they violated his free of a hostile work environment. he will be paid for emotional distress and $130 million in damages. kumasi: an update on a story we brought you in august. the state bar has announced its moving forward with disciplinary charges against the attorney behind the traffic defenders. he's accused of recklessly or repeatedly failing to perform with competence by not appearing at trials for his clients in traffic court. he has offices in san francisco and south san francisco. two of the victims say they lost faith in the legal system.

clocks -- >>. i'm skeptical about hiring a different lawyer. >> these guys were pretty good. it wasn't just a clear ordeals.. they had every corner covered. kumasi: he could be disbarred and victims can apply for restitution. reggie: a popular bar is finally getting ready to reopen after shutting down of the start of the pandemic. comstock saloon will be back in business and a couple of weeks. the owners made the announcement same mark your calendar and get your drinking boots on. it is reopening tuesday, october 19. the bar closed in march 2020. the co-founder told sfgate he floated the idea of building. he decided against it. they are working to hire bartenders so they can welcome guests back. the san francisco mayor will

welcome fleet week back to the city. she will be at a news conference at 9:00 this morning. blue angels as they roared back into the bay area yesterday. the signature squad when -- squadron will rehearse on thursday ahead of the airshow. there is a fleet week fun all week long. pierce 30 and 35. the airshow runs friday through thursday along the waterfront. the full list of events is on our website. kumasi: i'm ready. reggie: i always associated for great time in san francisco. it's always beautiful weather. i have those happy memories.

it is going to be nice. drew: mother nature always knows. we have sunshine it, we have warmer temperatures. that will be the case this weekend. you are going to notice some cooler weather moving in. this is gorgeous. the marine layer is back. we've got low clouds out there. the cooler weather pattern is upon us. numbers are mainly in the 50's around the shoreline. we have a couple of pockets of 40's in the north bay. later on this afternoon, it feels like october. it is 71 in san mateo. we have low 60's to pacifica. downtown is closer to where we should be.

it is 60 in daly city. the north bay is noticeably cooler today. this will feel very nice. it is 76 in san rafael. the east bay, we have morning cloud cover breaking off for mostly sunny skies. it is 72 in fremont. as we head inland, very comfortable. it is 80 in antioch. overnight tonight, we will find that marine layer continuing to expand. it stretches into the shoreline. cooler air is arriving as we speak. there is is isolated shower friday morning. as we head into the bulk fleet

week, increasing sunshine and warmer temperatures by the end of the week. reggie: the effects of drought will be more visible starting today. several trees are going to get pruned or cut down. they are marked with orange fencing. the city hired an arborist to access the trees and assess the. three of them are dead and 13 have dk or defects. he said not all the damages water related. the drought has had an impact. >> the trees are suffering. they are unable to take in water when they need it. reggie: the public works director has asked to examine other trees. he recommends planting drought tolerant trees. kumasi: a four-month plan to draw 11 billion gallons of water from the sacramento river. the supplemental means there

might be a change in the characteristics of the water. the water transfer will lessen the need for mandatory water restrictions and rationing. one milwaukee homeowner is getting creative, trying to slow down reckless drivers. this is officer frank. a woman dressed up as a mannequin. it's a fake radar gun chained to a tree. it might not be a real cop, neighbors hope it has the same effect. >> people have been coming down the hill. i don't know if it has really stopped anybody. we are trying. >> we found the pants at goodwill. we found the shirt and hat at amazon. >> another neighbor has installed his own boulders. the city is also going to add speed bumps.

officer frank. reggie: that looks like a gun. that doesn't look like a speed gun. it looks like he's just pointing a gun at me. i don't want that. i don't want that spirit in my neighborhood. kumasi: but it's fleet week. reggie: not that anybody cares about this, this is such -- i have a good memory of this time of year. today is my anniversary. it's my work anniversary. kumasi: should we get donuts? reggie: six years. let's get donuts. kumasi: it's amazing. we are happy to have you. reggie: happy to be here. can i say it? , not next, the seven things you need to know today. can watch our newscasts live on the bay area app.

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johnson announced its asking the fda to authorize booster shots for its vaccine. an advisory committee will discuss boosters friday. reggie: the facebook whistleblower will testify on capitol hill this morning. a senate subcommittee is investigating facebook and instagram's impact on teenagers. the company suffered a worldwide outage. kumasi: the substitute teacher shortage is so severe san jose unified is asking counselors and others to help out. each person being asked the sub has their teaching credentials and can choose which grade and subject they would like to teach. reggie: this store is where a

massive winning powerball ticket was sold. the cash value, $496 million. this was the sixth largest in history. drew: getting ready for a cooler day today. it's feeling like october this afternoon. it is 68 in oakland, 77 in san jose. upper 70's. kumasi: we've been following the sig alert. according to the chp, a truck has been on fire for the last two hours. there is compressed natural gas inside so they have to let it burn. the mayor will be welcoming fleet week back to the city this morning. the blue angels arrived and they have a free concert. ship tours start tomorrow. reggie: who's excited? kumasi: i am for the airshows.

maybe we should go down to do a ship tour. reggie: it's right here. good morning, america. on this tuesday morning, the new threat and urgent questions about that catastrophe in california. state of emergency. the race to contain the oil disaster. this morning, the new question over when officials first knew about the spill and why there was a 12-hour delay to shut the pipeline as investigators close in on the possible cause of the rupture. back online. the massive outage for facebook and whatsapp disrupted billions of users worldwide. this morning what the company and mark zuckerberg are saying about the chaos