moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. kumasi: a powerful earthquake rocking pakistan overnight. have died, hundreds injured. reggie: new developments on huntington beach oil spill disaster. the cargo ship that may have caused the pipeline rupture park there overnight. we have just learned it is on the move. we are going to track that development. >> swing and a drive, deep left field, this is way back, walk it off! kumasi: giants fans, meet your match. a familiar foe. a big game in the bay area friday. reggie: let's take a moment to enjoy the beauty of the bay area perfectly captured by a photographer at sunset. this is at pacifico late last month. we just wanted you to see it. appreciate where we lived on

this thursday, october 7, you are watching abc seven mornings live. we will start looking at the weather. mike: thank you. we are starting off pretty cloudy this morning. a little bit of moisture leaking out of the clouds. it is evaporating before it reaches the ground. it will lock in another cooler than average day today. temperatures in the 40's in the north bay. most of us in the low to mid 50's now through 7:00. temperatures will stay right near 60 at the coast while most of us hit the low to mid 60's as we head into the afternoon hours with a few areas of sunshine in this deck of cloud cover. by 7:00 we are looking at cloudy conditions again. two chances again. kumasi: developing news out of pakistan. a powerful earthquake rattled part of the country killing 20

people. usgs says this earthquake struck southwestern pakistan at a depth of nearly 13 miles. just after 3:00 a.m. local time, jovina is at the desk. jovina: the quake because power outages and damages -- damaged the remote district. it consists of numerous scattered villages of basic mud houses that are home to coal mining communities. the road leading to the district , pakistan's prime minister posted a tweet saying he ordered immediate assistance on an emergency basis for the victim. he sent his condolences and prayers. the last time a major earthquake hit the area was in 2013 when a 7.7 quake killed 330 people, injuring 445 others. reggie: thank you.

classes are canceled at a texas high school after a shooting killed four people. police say they believe a fight broke out in a classroom and that's when the shooting started. one student tells abc news's class heard a cry for help. >> she yelled out help two or three times. by the third time my teacher went out to go help. not more than three seconds later we heard six gunshots. after that, we had kids in our classroom that went to the back. it was me and two other people. we went to the door and held the door to make sure nobody came in. reggie: the suspects family says he was trying to protect himself from bullying. he left the school but eventually turned himself in. police say all of the victims are expected to be ok. kumasi: what would it take to lift indoor mask mandates? we are expected to get an answer

to that later today as county health leaders announce new criteria. amy hollyfield joins us live with details on how people are feeling about this. amy? amy: we are hearing some hesitancy but not that it looks like the summer surge has calmed down. we are expecting to hear what it would take to allow us to walk into a restaurant like this with a mask on. today we expect to hear the guidelines that each county will need to meet before lifting the mask mandate. it will likely include vaccination rates and the number of covid cases. we did talk to one gym owner who is ready for his customers to be able to decide for themselves. >> it gives you another layer of protection. if you still worry then of course, wearing a mask. it is time where we put that responsibility on the people, not on the small businesses. amy: we talked to a doctor who

is still encouraging caution. he saying he will keep his mask on. pointing out last year's winter surge started in the last week of october. the difference this year though is we have a vaccine. this current mask mandate that we have in place has been in place since the beginning of august for about two months. health officials expecting to give us a roadmap, what it will take, that announcement is expected today. kumasi: san mateo county will open the event center to administer pfizer booster shots. dates with the clinic will be today tomorrow -- today, tomorrow, you have to be eligible for a booster shot. that means you are 65 and up,

received your second pfizer shot at least six months ago, have underlying conditions, or have an increased risk in exposure. reggie: if you are planning a trip to l.a. make sure you have your proof of vaccination ready to go. starting next month the city will have one of the strictest covid rules in the country. the mayor signed an ordinance for restaurants, bars, shopping centers, and entertainment venues. exemptions are allowed for religious or medical reasons. you could also show a recent negative covid test instead. it is similar to mandates here in the bay area. san francisco requires proof of vaccination to enter restaurants, clubs, bars, gyms and large indoor event. in san francisco, a negative covid test does not exempt you from this vaccine mandate. kumasi: the giants know who they

will be playing tomorrow night in the national league division series. >> swing into drive deep left field, this is way back, walk it off, chris taylor. kumasi: chris taylor hit that walkoff home run giving the dodgers a 3-1 victory in the nl wildcard. the giant say there are a limited number of tickets available tomorrow and saturday night and as well for potential game five thursday. today the team will begin selling tickets at 2:00 p.m. for potential nl championship series. reggie: reducing wildfire risk, how'd law from governor newsom paved the way for a key wildfire prevention practice. kumasi: next time you need a packet of ketchup or mustard, you'll want to listen to this. reggie: asteroid defense day. mike: before you head out the door, 53-55 degrees, we have

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kumasi: developments in fighting california wildfires. governor newsom signed legislation that reduced the financial risk for managers when fires escape control lines. this bill authored by senator bill dodd now makes them liable if they acted recklessly allowing the flames to get out of control. reggie: new water restrictions could come to san jose. significant measures proposed to

update conservation measures in the city. >> there is a very significant risk that next year is going to be even worse. we've got to take measures now. reggie: the mayor says he is offering a memorandum. it would restrict outside watering to just two days a week. he also wants to revise the cities water efficiency landscape ordinance to ban laws in new developments. mike: i'm surprised we are not seeing more of that considering how really dire it is. let's talk about something more positive. we are green everywhere today. breathing in. we are supposed to stay green, which is good. even with sunshine returning. 51 degrees

temperatures are in the upper 40's, a chill in the air. it is all good today, will refreshing, clean air. you won't overheats and the pavement won't get too hot for exercising. let's talk about fleet week. as we head into saturday and sunday, increasing sunshine and the temperature is very comfortable. 65 to about 67 degrees. oakland is about the only area where temperatures are going to be close to average. your average high is 73. is 73.. a couple of of of i will show you future radar coming up in an update. let's get over to jovina. jovina: we are continuing to follow a crash in the south bay. it has not cleared yet.

this is on northbound 280 at 7th street. you can see that the speeds are backup. chp is able to move everything out of the way. minor injuries were involved. san jose 101 looking very good. in the bay we are told the toll plaza is becoming our packed spot as meter lights came on. kumasi: the next steps happening now to make at home covid test cheaper for you at home. reggie: check that closet because gen z has apparently picked a new fashion trend. i'm not happy about it and it comes from not too long ago. kumasi: jamie lee curtis sharing her honest truth this morning that she says is wiping out a generation of beauty.

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reggie: family and friends will mourn and advocate. a vigil starts at 5:30 tonight at brookdale park. he was shot and killed at his home last week. he was the founder of gradeschool voices. a watchdog group that promotes quality and equity. >> in oakland. we are trying. we tried to get together as a community to keep crime down. we are not in control. reggie: police say he and his wife may have been targeted. no arrests have been made. his wife was taken to the hospkumasi: more at home covid 9 test could be coming store shelves. the fda authorized the flow flex test and a $1 billion investment

to manufacture at home rapid tests. >> we are on track to support -- to quadruple the supply of at home rapid test. >> it is difficulca them and wn i did they are pretty expensive. the idea of having affordable at home testing kits is absolutely a good move. kumasi: the white the w flow flex test will cost less than $10 a test. the holidays are approaching, at home covid tests are in high demand. dr. say these tests could bring people together safely. if you want to get tested for covid we have a link across the bay area. you could find it at abc 7 news/vaccine. reggie: if you order a ketchup packet next time you eat out a new california law means you'll will have to ask for it. it is happening with straws, condiments, and utensils to waste -- reduce waste.

it prohibits restaurants from providing single-use condiments and utensils unless a customer asked for it. same goes for doordash and other third-party food delivery platforms. cities and counties have until next june to set up a way to enforce that. kumasi: sorry millennials but gen z is now in charge of fashion trends. they say skinny jeans are over. baggy jeans and long jeans are back in style. google searches fo searches fo c went up 166% this year compared searches for oversize jeans went up 109%. vogue is predicting that next spring and summer will all about baggy jeans. on tiktok, young people celebrating.

last night for 15 minutes sweating while someone was yelling at me to do more push-up so i could look like a genie. it is a no for me. i have been through this baggy pants thing multiple times. i know mike has as well. it comes in and out. every time it is in it is a sad time for fashion. i morning for what i'm about to see on the streets. mike: i'm with you. i didn't lose weight and start sweating just to cover it up with baggy jeans. reggie: 1000%. kumasi: let your abs out. mike: do you really want to see that? kumasi: definitely. [laughter] mike: called out, all right.

here's a look at what is goingig on. we've got the golden gate bridge, it is about 55 degrees right now. a nasty crosswind. the closer you are to the coast, the breezier it will be. not really all that windy. cloudy and cool today and tomorrow. chance of showers tomorrow into saturday. we have a gorgeous weekend for outdoor activities. fire danger creeps into the forecast and we will be keeping an eye on monday and tuesday. average high's are mainly in the 70's and 80's. 71 in concord, 72 in fairfield. tonitonitonitonitonitonitonitoni chance of showers. the chance of clearing in the north bay.

let's time it out with future radar. keeping a pockets of sunshine. south bay, that turns over to sunshine. increasing -- increasing clouds tomorrow evening. most of the showers over the ocean. the closer you are to the coast, the more likely you could wake up to damp conditions saturday morning. look at all that sunshine. 60's and 70's saturday and even maybe getting to to inland 80 on sunday. they are cooler, they are dry and gusty. a 40% chance of critical fire conditions. kumasi: now we checkg in with rob marciano. rob: can i ask you what your

instagram handle is, i'm about to post something with you guys. i wrote nothing terribly offensive about reggie. reggie: wow. rob: we have lotsss gma. a federal judge blocking the enforcement of the texas law. the reaction this morning and what is next in this ongoing fight. southeast under a flash flood warning. overwhelmed with calls for help. there you see cars submerged.

adopting one of the toughest vaccine mandates in the country. new york city is considering expanding its update. what it could mean for cities. that is the warning for this winter. higher family could save money. becky worley is on it. a rise and shine in wisconsin. the cheesesteak, the badger state. what it has to offer and how that state is bouncing back. let's all have a milkshake in honor of wisconsin. i will start following you, i hope you don't disappoint on the graham. reggie: i see what rob wrote about me. it is very sweet. i just responded. rob: it is not sweet. [laughter]

reggie: we were just talking about how baggy pants are back. we went to this trend multiple times. how do you feel about these young kids? rob: i'm all about it at point. the clock is ticking. it is 11:00. baggy jeans will help the cause. reggie: lies, fairytales, fallacies. who doesn't like more? and i mean, like, a lot more. well, with xfinity you get more for your money. because with xfinity internet you get a free flex 4k streaming box and peacock premium included, with access to tons of free movies and shows.

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kumasi: vocal about the overwhelming pressure in hollywood to undergo plastic surgery. the star spoke with fast company magazine. she said she went under the knife more than two decades ago. it got her addicted to vicodin

and is now 22 years sober. on social media and adjusting our appearance on zoom is wiping out generations of beauty. good morning america spoke with a clinical psychologist. >> she was very honest about what impact it had on her self-esteem and we have to start really looking deeply into how does this impact the self-esteem of our teenagers? kumasi: jamie lee curtis said she first tried cosmetic surgery after a cameraman said her eyes were too puffy. curtis is joining the chorus of other hollywood a listers pushing back against what they see as the industries fascination reggie: reggie: with unattainable beauty. reggie: also new at six :00 nasa doing a test to see if they could change the course of an asteroid by crashing a rocket into it. they plan the test of planetary defense the day before face giving -- thanksgiving.

they will launch a rocket at a 520 five foot long asteroid. it is currently orbiting a larger asteroid about 6.8 million miles away. if it works, the thought is this kinetic impact or technique could be used to change the course of any space rock that threatens earth. wild. next at 6:30, the massive security breach of an amazon owned company. as we had to break, a live look from sky seven. we are following breaking news. a huge fire from a building in antioch. we will come right back with more details on that.

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moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: breaking news on the vaccine front, pfizer for kids. the company submitting its request for vaccine for children's five through 12. the steps that come next this morning. >> it is hard to breathe with these masks on. >> i will prefer outdoor dining. kumasi: the mask mandate debate. a potential announcement from health leaders later today. reggie: development in the southern california oil spill disaster. the cargo ship in question had an overnight stop but has now left the port of oakland. investigators think they may now know what happened. kumasi: you're watching abc seven mornings live on abc seven, hulu live, and wherever you stream. we want to check in with a look at the forecast. mike: you will see a lack of

marine layer clouds. as well as any breezy conditions, not going to happen today. the clouds in the middle and upper parts of the atmosphere definitely going to be pretty stubborn today. temperatures mid-40's through mid-50's all the way through 7:00. by lunchtime we are barely in the 60's just about everywhere. low to even a few upper 60's inland. just a sprinkling of 70's around antioch and fairfield. if you are heading out this evening enjoy temperatures in the 50's and 60's. break out some of those longsleeve shirts you have been wanting to wear. we have two of them coming up. reggie: we are tracking breaking news in antioch. sky seven over this large fire at the rendezvous bar. this is at the corner of walter wei and sessa lane. it is a few blocks from highway four. a pretty large response from

firefighters this morning. it looks like they are keeping this as a firefight from the hoses. it looks too dangerous. we will keep tracking this throughout the morning and let you know how it progresses. kumasi: breaking news on the covid vaccine front. pfizer has submitted the paperwork to get fda emergency use authorization. the fda has a meeting set for october 26. the committee will review data from pfizer's vaccine shot -- trial. if everything goes according to plan covert shots will be available to this age group early in november. reggie: many small business have been waiting months to get guidance on what metrics we need to hit to stop requiring masks.

amy hollyfield is live for us in walnut creek. amy: we are still hearing hesitation. some people aren't ready to shed their masks. what it would take to be allowed to walk into a restaurant like this one without a mask on. help officials across the bay area. the summer surge of cobit appears to be over. health officials recognize that people are wanting and offramp. today we expect them to tell us what the metrics are that each county will need to hit to drop the mask mandate. we are hearing from people including the mayor of oakland who say they aren't ready yet to take this step. >> rule or no rule i will be wearing my mask inside. i will prefer outdoor dining or outdoor events wherever possible. i bet that i will be like a lot of people in the bay area that

would rather play it safe than sorry. amy: she is right. we talked to one doctor who said he wants to keep his mask on point the difference this year is we now have a vaccine. one gym owner said it is hard for his client to work out with a mask on is ready for the mandate to be lifted. it is expected to come today. kumasi: presi presi presi presii traveling to chicago to promote covid vaccine requirements. the same vaccine mandates in t t workplace have increased vaccination rates to over 90 percent in many organizations.

since mid-september. >> and valleys. it is hard to tell if this will stay low forever. we kumasi: kumasi: are in good shape. new york city -- we are in good shape. kumasi: new york city is considering requirements for firefighters. most businesses and venues starting next month. reggie: researchers looking into the lasting impact on a generation of children. more than 140,000 kids have lost a parent, grandparent, or caretaker to covid-19. jovina is at the live desk with the new study. jovina: researchers found that among the tens of thousands of kids impacted, black, hispanic, and native american populations were hit especially hard. between april of last year and this past june, an estimated

142,000 children lost a parent or caregiver in the u.s. in california, that number is more than 16,000. the vast majority of kids impacted in california identify as hispanic. susan hillis is the lead author of the study. she spoke with a 16-year-old girl who lost her father. >> she has given me permission to share this for her with anyone. this is what she said. people with covid in our country , most of them recover. however, i will never recover. i will not have my daddy with me. he will not walk me down the aisle. he will never be with me. kumasi: to get a better -- jovina: she says an average of o

one kid in every public school has lost a parent or caretaker. while it did not cover why the racialist to the lack of access to health care among many other factors. reggie: a federal judge has ruled in favor of the biden ministration blocking more enforcement. in the 113 page ruling, the judge wrote this court will not sanction one more day of this offensive deprivation of an important rite. texas has already appeared the rule -- appealed the ruling. the lock could end up before the supreme court again. the conservative just c refused to rule on the constitutionality. judge pittman appeared to take a shot at those justices. writing the american legal system cannot abide the situation where constitutional

rights are only as good as the states allow. >> what he writes here is an honor review of what texas did. that is an extraordinary law and this encounter is an extraordinary ruling. reggie: the law in texas allowed private citizens to sue anyone for helping a woman access an abortion if she is further along than six weeks pregnant. kumasi: the whistleblower who accused facebook of prioritizing profits over safety is expected to meet regarding the january insurrectionist soon as today. much of the information she obtained during her time at the company hasn't been made public yet. ceo mark zuckerberg has reviewed her claim saying they are not true. she also wants a a to oversee social media companies. reggie: a massive cargo ship that may be responsible for

causing that oil spill in southern california has now left the port of oakland. the coast guard boarded the ship while it was at the port overnight. investinvest the possibility this ship's anchor snagged the pipeline that ruptured. the pressure view data showing the ship made unusual movements while anchored close to the pipe before it started. it is believed as much as 144,000 gallons of oil spilled into the ocean closing beaches and threatening wildlife. kumasi: don't be surprised if you hear or see the blue angels today. that should happen between 1:00 and 5:00 this afternoon. it has opened up shifts for public towards. it gives you a chance to see a day in the life of a u.s. sailor and national guard. you could walk through the corridors and flight deck. it will be close to the public because of the pandemic.

this is the first time some service members are getting the chance to explore san francisco. >> i'm up big fan of your chest you on in chinatown. i'm excited to see the golden gate bridge. a lot of other things that san francisco has to offer. kumasi: ship towards peers 3 and 32 as well as 35. the airshow runs tomorrow through sunday. if you want a full list of the events you could find on our website. reggie: varsity blues on the college cheating scandal with the fate of two parents in the jerry's hands today. kumasi: the new york stock exchange up right now. reggie: google getting a bit more sustainable. it is helping live more eco-friendly. mike: welcome to thursday.

we will start with some localized temperatures down in the south bay. mostly cloudy, a lot of upper 40's there. get to san jose, it is about 53. 55 n.l. pedis. los gatos 51. if you are -- if i didn't mention your neighborhood you are in the upper 40's. the rest of us around 52 to about 57 degrees. there may be a sprinkle on your windshield or on your walk. for the most part it is v dry and fog free. your commute will be pretty much dry all day as that wind will evaporate before it reaches the ground. no fog out there. not really windy, cool and clean air if you are going to be taking mass transit. for our kids, temperatures will not change between now and 7:00. still mostly cloudy. stuck in the upper 50's at thec cool and comfy. far as the air quality, all

the way through the weekend. that includes fleet week where it will be cloudy again with a chance of showers. look at all that sunshine saturday and sunday with temperatures in the mid to upper 60's. we will look at future radar and see if any rain is heading your way. jovina: good morning, everyone. our crashes we are following throughout the morning have cleared. we have slowdowns. i will bring in the drive times. 54 minutes, antioch to concord is 34 minutes. live picture here showing off the richmond bridge. it is slowing down for people traveling towards the north bay. slow as well and speeds under the limit as you head onto the the limit as you head onto the bay bridge this morning. babe? ooh... oh! ooh! ooh... yeah? oh, yeah! there are many ways to say it... sí.

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news in antioch right now. sky seven over this large fire that you could see burning here at the rendezvous bar at the corner of walter way, cecil lane. earlier we saw significant flames coming out. it looks like those flames are not as pronounced as we saw a few minutes ago. getting things under control. we will stay on top of this and keep track of this throughout the morning. reggie: jury deliberations began in the first trial related to operation varsity blues, the college admissions scandal. former staples executive mark wilson and casino executive have pleaded not guilty. it appears to show wilson soliciting rick singer for help in getting his twins admitted into college as athletes. >> that would be the first

priority. >> some additional side door money or if you have to do all three. >> is there a two for one special? reggie: in another video he said to lie and tell the college's daughter is injured. they say there is no proof the college -- the clients agreed to participate in anything illegal. they thought they were making legitimate donations to the school. thousands of other parents charged have accepted plea deals. kumasi: many don't understand how complicated our immigration laws and processes could be if -- unless you are living it. jovina: we could all clearly see the crisis unfolding at our southern border. here's a preview on my special report that airs tonight. >> this is my only son. jovina: this was the moment i met the family in 2019.

beaming as their son tj moved into his freshman dorm at uc berkeley. the family has lived in america since 2013 and now has hit a major snag. with the u.s. immigration system. >> it is very difficult. i tried to keep myself positive. jovina: he works for a private consulting firm and has an h1b visa. his wife and son tj have h4 dependent visa. meaning they cannot work. tj is a junior chemical engineering major at cal and needs an internship to remain competitive with classmates and land a job after graduation. >> it is really bad to see the circumstances beyond their controlling. jovina: he needs his visa converted. the family submitted the change

in july, 2020. that is a snippet of what we will get into tonight. i will explain how this problem could force tj to leave the country and uc berkeley for he graduates. i talked to an attorney who spells out how covid and the trumpet ministration play a role here. there are families across the country dealing with the same problem. the story airs tonight at 4:00 and 6:00. reggie: college could soon become more affordable and accessible. more than a dozen lawmakers were with the governor as he ceremoniously signed several bills into law. some of the new things include more slots. increasing funding for financial aid and affordable student housing. a zero cost expo program. kumasi: some encouraging labor numbers. initial unemployment claims have decreased for the first time in four weeks. the u.s. labor department released the jobs report.

there was a decrease of 38,000 from the prior week. it beats economist forecasts of 345 thousand new claims. continuing claims were down to just over 2.7 million. about 97,000 less than the prior week. tomorrow the labor department will release the september jobs report. speaking of shopping from home, you will still be it -- and be able to get home depot items delivered right to your home. the first retailer to join walmart's new delivery service same day and stayed delivery should be ready within a few weeks and expand after that. let's take a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway. reggie: which is investigating a major data breach. francisco-based which place -- pays some streamers to game on

the platform and some users say leaked information shows how much they get paid. millions of people used which. uber is making it easier for you to hitch a ride after getting often airplane. users could book a ride up to 30 days in advance. your driver knows that if your flight has landed early. wait up for an hour to check the bags. uber is not available. kumasi: caltech engineers have developed a robot that could seamlessly move between walking and flying.

on board drone. this is still a prototype. engineers say he may be used in the future to do dangerous jobs. reggie: what is going on there? is that a slack wire? mike: is it a coincidence he came out during the halloween season? reggie: this marais -- reminds me of a mosquito. mike: right now we have to move on to whether. you could see the sunshine trying to find the weakness in the cloud deck. it will be mostly cloudy with below average highs. tonight, closer to the closed friday night. afternoons are going to be sunny.

we have rain rain rain of the clouds, it is letting go of them. it is evaporating before it reaches the ground. it locks in a cooler than average day today. fairfield, antioch, concord, morgan hill. tonight, a lot of cloud cover in the low to mid 50's. green down in the south and east. some clearing up in the north bay with temperatures in the mid to upper 40's. it will be a chilly one there tomorrow morning. pretty gray once in a while a few holes open up for a little bit of sunshine. tomorrow morning, some more areas of green showing up on future radar. the clearing taking place in the north bay. next storm comes at us from the north. it is mainly over the ocean as you could see. the closer you are to the coast friday night through early saturday morning, the more likely you are to be damp when

we wake up saturday morning. how damp? a couple hundredths of an inch of rain. that is about it. the next seven days it will be even cooler tomorrow with faster winds keeping us in the 50's and 60's. 60's, 70's, even getting near 80. a dry cold front comes through. about a 40% chance of critical fire conditions monday and tuesday. kumasi: google wants to make it easier for you to live a more eco-friendly life. the company rolled out new features for travelers. overflights you will now see the amount of pollution that flight has produced and you will see hotels that meet certain standards and have an eco-certified level -- logo. there's a new energy shift mode to use the least amount of energy without sacrificing comfort. the updates are part of the company's goal to run purely on carbon free energy live by 2030.

a house decked out for -- reggie: a house decked out for halloween is drawing people to san francisco. the replica of pirates of the caribbean is handmade complete with cannons, sales, skeleton. they have done elaborate displays the last 17 years. they say they do it for the kids since neighborhood. they hope it brings more kids to the neighborhood to trick or treat. abc 7 is owned by disney. disney is pirates of the caribbean. kumasi: did you have a house like that in your neighborhood growing up? reggie: sometimes our house was a little bit like that too. kumasi: oh. reggie: my brother and i were very into it. we were putting on a play every

night. kumasi: why doesn't that surprise me? reggie: i just thought it was super fun. i'm glad people like to do that. kumasi:

kumasi: here are the seven things to know this morning. breaking news, sky seven is over this fire that is burning in antioch. the crews have been there for about two hours. it appears the neighborhood not those flames down. we have not gotten any word on what caused the fire. reggie: a massive cargo ship may be responsible for causing an oil spill has left the port of oakland. investigators are looking into the possibility the rotterdam express anchor snagged and bent the pipeline. kumasi: breaking news about pfizer. it submitted the paperwork to get fda emergency use authorization for its vaccine for kids 5-11. if all goes according to plan kids in this age group will get

their shots by early november. reggie: no more indoor masks to bay officials are expected to announce using mass mandates. mike: good air quality. not only today but all the way through your weekend. jobina: the bridges have become our busy spots starting with the richmond bridge. that is true for people at the bay bridge toll plaza. kumasi: number seven, skinny jeans are over. now it is all about baggie and long jeans. searches for baggy jeans and oversized jeans are way up this year. vogue is predicting next spring and summer will be all about the baggie. reggie: i still feel like we could stop this and here is part of my campaign. if you have parents who lived in the 1970's or so and you see pictures of them now, they look hot. they are in skinny jeans, it

looks like today's aesthetic. if you look at people in the 80's with the test 689breaking news overnight battle over abortion rights. blocked. a federal judge stops enforcement of the new texas abortion law, the most restrictive in the nation banning nearly all abortions in the state. the reaction this morning. also, this morning, flash flood emergency. millions in the southeast threatened. ten inches of intense rain drenching alabama. >> i'm trying to get her out of the car. water is rising. >> the rescues under way right now. school shooting nightmare. gun fire inside a dallas high school. i was terrified. >> students locking themselves in classrooms. four people wounded. the teen suspect now in custody. new overnight, the first video of the damaged pipeline blamed for the oil spill disaster off california.