>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> right now at 6:00 cancellation chaos. southwest, massive shutdown of hundreds of flights stretching

into this morning. other airlines say the explanation from southwest doesn't add up. >> red flag warning in effect for some neighborhoods facing another round of power outages. >> we are at the mercy of pg&e right now. >> the latest look at the possible affected areas and the timeline for how long the power could be out. >> good morning, everyone. >> you are watching abc 7 news, live on abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. we want to get lisa argen with us this morning. lisa: i felt the breeze coming in this morning. througutay today, progressingaws

throughout the afternoon, and right now we are looking at the atmosphere pretty well mixed. 50's for everyone. 40's to the north. fire danger index through an -- through noon time, the gusty is wind gets a break overnight, still a red flag warning for your tuesday, cooley and brisk afternoon today. >> thank you.ou.ou.ou.ou.ou a 6.9 earthquake rocked the southern alaskan peninsula. the epicenter shown here. it struck just after 2 a.m. our time and right now there are no reports of injuries and no tsunami warnings have been issued. we will update you on this as more warnings are issued. reggie: peach -- >> pg&e warning of fire outages, purple triangles presenting current outages. power has been shut off for some areas of the northern sierra past clearlake. as for the bay area, they say it

seems like so far, so good, we will continue to watch it. >> feelings of frustration and anxiety this morning from some pg&e customers this morning dealing with power shutoffs. amy is live with more. good morning. amy: it is calm calm calm calm m outages in the bay area at this time and pg&e says it isn't canceled, but they haven't turned off the lights yet read they do call the power shutoffs positive from a firefighting perspective, saying that they do this to keep people safe. some residents don't see it that way. pg&e says the latest power safety shutoff will affect about 4000 customers. they say they are doing it because of the dry, windy conditions, that they are trying to prevent their equipment from sparking a fire but some say that it makes life difficult for

them. >> we are a littl a littl a we live on a well and if we don't have, if we don't have power, we don't have water. a couple of days of that puts us behind. we have kids, it's really frustrating. we are kind of over it. amy: people deftly prepared, hardware stores are low on batteries and flashlights. the lights will likely be off until tuesday, meaning giants fans out there without power will not be able to watch the game at home tonight, so if you have power, you might want to invite them over to watch the game. so far no outages in the bay area but pg&e says they haven't canceled it, so it is a possibility. >> amy, thank you. solano county could be one of the most affected by the power cut offs, if they end up happening.

it could affect up to 4000 customers. pg&e has been attract that -- has been tracking the windspeed in the county. the vacaville fire department battalion chief says they are doing the right thing by shutting up power preemptively and that these weather patterns are giving him flashbacks to the complex fire. >> low humidity and high wind, that's the recipe of the combination of things that could reach fire spread rapidly and it is absolutely a positive thing from a firefighting perspective that they kill the power. >> despite the support from the fire department, they continue to face criticism from residents as they prepare for the fourth of the year. you can keep track of real-time weather conditions were you live anytime. we have current air quality here with a seven-day forecast on live doppler 7 and you can find it i downloading the app for your sweet dreaming device. >> southwest airlines still

dealing with rebooking customers. this following hundreds more from over the weekend and across the country, including some right here in the bay area. tim johnson was at the oakland international airport over the weekend and has what the airline says is happening. >> southwest airlines canceling 1800 flights over the past few days and some of those affected were here in the bay area. >> didn't think the flight would be canceled, but the flight was canceled. we had to spend the evening here in san francisco. >> they say the problem stems from bad weather and air traffic control issues. saying it is a problem of the florida airports and compounded by unexpected air traffic control issues triggering delays and prompting significant

cancellations beginning friday evening. the faa has denied current problems, saying that there have been nocoroissues extent. sunday alone, southwest canceled one quarter of all of their scheduled flights. compared to less than 2% of american airlines. in a separate statement on sunday, the union representing southwest pilots denied that the issues were caused by the recent vaccine mandate, issues of which had been circulating online, saying that there were false claims of job actions by pilots gaining traction on social media and making their way into mainstream news and i can say with certainty that there are no work slowdowns or sick outs related to the recent vaccine mandates or otherwise. as of sunday evening, flights flying out of the airport

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lisa: we are under a red flag warning into tomorrow and it is snowing in parts of the sierra nevada, that some will be influencing us day with a lot of wind to talk about in the upper elevations, 50 miles per hour at

mount diablo. right now 20 miles per hour at mount tam. half at the surface. sfo, wind gusts of 30 miles for our. santa rosa, 21 mile-per-hour wind gusts. oakland, 21 miles per hour. here is a look at the wind projection throughout the day. follow the colors through the afternoon. purple, the wind is out of the north. the strongest wind is going to overspread the entire bay area and peak this afternoon with a bit of a break tonight and more wind. the red flag warning continues through tuesday. 69 in palo alto. su: 880 by the coliseum southbound, you can see the red circle i put on the live shot there. it was an accident southbound with a minivan running into the center divide, partially

crashing into the lane of traffic there. it may be in the clearing phases again. san rafael, a little bit windy as lisa has been mentioning. maybe grab onto that steering wheel a little bit harder as you make your way across the golden gate bridge. the big problem there, westbound 80, looks like southbound, near the toll plaza of the bridge, traffic stacking into vallejo. >> thank you. just ahead, new changes when you shop in the children's toy i'll. >> plus william shatner, waiting to blast off. an update on when he can get to space and the passengers with bay area ties going with him. >> a live look at san francisco here. you can see the bay bridge in the distance as well. we will be right back.

>> the oakland police department will be part of a community meaning to talk about gun violence. dan cobb is hosting the virtual discussion. a number of departments will be there. it starts at 6:30 tonight and you will soon notice a new kids section at retail stores. california is the first state requiring those stores to have a gender-neutral display for kids toys. governor newsom signed the bill over the weekend. the law does not include clothing and it only applies to toys and childcare items, including hygiene and teething problems -- products. small businesses are exempt and it goes into effect january 1. >> we are committed to building a better bay area and we are focusing on race and social justice. on this indigenous peoples day

we are highlighting a group of native american women working to fight for cultural heritage and get their land back. >> we are standing on the first quarter acre of land returned to us in 250 years. where we stand today is a part of that territory. our relativour relativour relatr and our connection to the land, even though we never left. our ancestors went through three waves of colonization and genocide. as we begin to talk about the history, people begin to realize that the people are still here. this means gift in our language. land in the bay area is expensive and the people are having to buy back their own land. this offers folks that are not indigenous to pay an honorary tax, a way to live in reciprocity on the land that you work, live, or play on.

people go to our website and they can put into simple information and it then gives you an estimated tax. many times it's $68. the city of alameda worked with us to change andrew jackson part to church henry park. berkeley is the first city of all the cities in the bay area to change their signage coming into the city that says welcome to berkeley, territory. we hope that all of the cities in the bay area will work with us to change the signage as well . so much has been taken away and now we are trying to give this back. you know? walking onto the land reminds me that my ancestors are walking with me. >> the land trust recently perched a -- purchased a home for the indigenous people to live in. we will share the full story on

our website, abc7news.com. in observance of indigenous peoples day, several offices and businesses will be closed, getting any agencies operated by the government like libraries, federal offices, banks will be closed, post offices are closed, and usps will not be delivering mail. >> william shatner has to wait one extra day to launch into space because of the unfavorable wind in the area. the mission scheduled for tomorrow has been pushed to wednesday. the new shepard vehicle will carry shatner and three others into suborbital space. two of them are people with ties to the bay area. audrey powers is a blue origin employee who graduated from santa clara university and dr. eisen is a former nasa employee who currently works for a company called planet labs in san francisco. today is one of your last

chances to get in on the fleet week action. shift tours run through noon today. over the weekend thousands of visitors were out and about, enjoying the festivities like the airshows. airshows and the full fleet week included shift tours, live music , thousands of servicemembers exploring the city. >> it's great for the city to let us come in, relax and party, make sure that we can enjoy our time. >> this year's event was the only in-person fleet week event to take place in the country and if you missed any, we have posted the highlights on our website, abc7news.com. we could hear them in the building. i hope people had a great weekend, it was beautiful.

it was gorgeous. temperatures were nice, usually much warmer, and the wind held off into the later part of the day. now we are dealing with strong northerly winds. in the hills we are looking at gusty winds. there is where we start, about 1000 feet where the wind is anywhere from 25 to 30 miles per hour from mount tam above the half moon bay. now we go down to the surface where in santa rosa it's 20 miles per hour. nevada, oakland, sfo, half moon bay, pressing into the southbay and into the east bay, increasing throughout the day as relative humidity decreases. 20% to 30% range right now, the strongest wind will be the -- will be below 20%, really showing you how much moisture is in the air. we are watching those in land valleys. tonight we don't get much in the way of recovery as tomorrow

afternoon is another exceptionally dry day. the wind will light up a bit, but we are still too dry to be out of the red flag warning. 7:00 tomorrow, 7% in the east bay. cool bezy, windy afternoon, the cool numbers staying with us through the next several days. the coolest day is wednesday, when the wind subsides. thursday, turning warmer. 80 around the bay, 70 at the beaches. getting rid of the wind, and then warming up again. >> let's turn to ginger with a look at what's coming up on gma. good morning, ginger. >> nice to be with everybody this morning. getting to the breaking news in the fight against covid, merck is submitting authorization for the first medication to treat

mild and moderate cases and dr. fauci says it's ok to celebrate halloween again. my kids are cheering. the latest on the k outs at airports around the country. southwest canceling flights across the weekend, what are they doing to get back on track? and a miracle rescue, a three-year-old found alive after days in the woods. the good samaritan who found him, speaking out. and going one-on-one with selma blair, living life with msi after an experimental treatment and how she has changed and is finding joy. that and more, coming up right here. i can't wait to tell miles, my three-year-old, about that story, he wants me to go to his bedroom with it every day. i can't imagine three days alone in the woods. reggie: if i can i can i can i i subject, tonight is disney night, i reminded myself of what ginger did on their.

she was belle. >> i was, i got to do my song that i always saying, my little town. my kids think that i was her at a certain point because i have convinced them. you know when you see a picture and i tell them, that was her? that's what i tell my kids. reggie: i had on my computer, you look more like her than she does. it's incredible. >> thank you, thank you. i don't know if i have the voice yet, but i'm working on it. reggie: amazing. i'm more like goofy movie at this point. we will get to it. [laughter] reggie: during the commercial break, look up ginge

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jobina: it's the anticipation for the first of two nights of disney week on dancing with the stars, both suffering from

breakthrough covid-19 cases, tony rigby and cheryl burke reunited over the weekend following warranty last week and they completed the shows first ever fully remote performance. gma has a preview of tonight's show coming up after abc 7 mornings and as far as the disney themes, it's heroes night. tomorrow is villains night. you can watch tonight and tomorrow at 8:00 right here on abc 7. reggie: i'm telling you, ginger had the full set. jobina: i was looking it up. she is belle. reggie: they had the town, all the people walking by. jobina: i had in my head the yellow best -- yellow dress, but it's not, it's the one from the beginning of the part of the movie. reggie: it's country bell, provincial bell. next at 6:30, dr. fauci giving his best guidance on celebrating halloween.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: now at 6:30, itt a covid-19 game changer. one step closer to being authorized, the application for a promising new pill just sent

to the fda jobina: a new netflix venture teaming up with walmart, bringing you closer to your favorite shows and a new way. reggie: tracking the power shut off this morning, lie with a new look at the affected neighborhoods and the high fire danger. good morning on this monday, october 11. you are watching abc 7 mornings. --you are watching abc 7 news, live on abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. lisa: red flag warning through today and into tomorrow with a red flag advisory beginning now with upper-level winds gusting to or to 50 miles per hour. there is a look at the red flag warning. we will be looking at the fire danger increasing throughout the day. those are the colors in the orange and yellow as the wind increases from the east across the bay, drying out the air. relative humidity drops under a

red flag warning into tuesday with temperatures cooling off as much as 10 degrees. brisk and windy, be careful, we will talk about the particulars when we see you next. sue: there is a problem on the bay bridge on the lower deck and you can see it in this picture, taillights backing up into san francisco, the left lanes are blocked with this injury accident. traffic is slowly getting by, backed up into san francisco on fremont closer to seventh, they will have to do a break around 7th street. it's very slow and go approaching the eastbound bay bridge this morning and we will be back with other issues for your monday morning commute. reggie: several bay area neighborhoods holding their breath. windy weather and fire danger could force pg&e to knock out the lights once again. the outage map shows you the

potential bay area outages and orange. much farther to our north past the clear lake area, this morning hollifield's live with us at the entrance to the state park. amy? amy: good morning. it's very calm this morning with no outages yet in the bay area. pg&e tells me they have not canceled but they could get the hot shower coffee maker for now. but it is a possibility that the power will go out for a few customers, saying that they will be doing this contra costa, all expected to lose power. they say they expect to do this to keep the equipment from

sparking a fire but residents say that they hate the inconvenience and wonder if it's even necessary. >> last time it wasn't was on. >> this potential weather system could bring dry, gusty, offshore winds. the scope of the event has been reduced to less than 1% of customers. amy: still, people made a a a hardware stores. they are low in generators and flashlights as people got ready for the possible outage. they are watching the offshore winds and they think that the all clear would come by tonight. if your power gets turned up, they expect it would be fully restored by tomorrow. live in the east bay, amy hollyfield. reggie: think you.

gusty winds damaged a home in san mateo county. neighbors said they heard loud booms and they saw a tree on top of the cars. apg&e crew is on its way to remove the trudy and fortunately no one was hurt. helping you prepare for this morning's potential planned power shut off, we have of -- a list of resources to help you get ready and we have live updates showing temperatures and wind speeds with our real-time tracker. jobina: brand new this morning, a joint application for the emergency use authorization for a new antiviral that could treat covid-19 in the form of a pill, used to treat mild, moderate adult cases of covid-19 at risk of worsening to the point of pop -- point of hospitalization. clinical trials found that the medicine reduced the risk of death by as much as 50% and the decision from the fda could come

in a matter of weeks. reggie: growing concerns in the impact of covid vaccine mandates on first responders and military personnel as deadlines loom. the l.a. sheriff says he will not be enforcing the requirement that all employees get their shots. >> i don't want to be in the the position of losing my workforce overnight over a vaccine mandate. reggie: seattle, 300 officers could be fired if they don't submit proof of vaccination by next monday. the deadlines are also approaching for u.s. troops to get their shot. hundreds of thousands have yet to comply, facing potentially career ending consequences. nationwide some 68 million eligible americans have yet to get vaccinated. we are less than three weeks away from halloween and dr. anthony fauci is giving the ok for kids to return to trick-or-treating if your family is vaccinated because it is mostly outdoors.

>> particularly if you are vaccinated. if you are not vaccinated, again, think about it, you will be adding a layer of protection. it's a good time to reflect on why it's important, but go out there and enjoy halloween and the other holidays coming up. reggie: in about two weeks the fda will be reviewing data on the safety and efficacy of the vaccine for ages five to 11 and they are ready to distribute 65 million doses to eligible u.s. children. jobina: southern california beaches hit by the oil spill were reopened this morning. they had been off-limits to surfers and even walkers. water quality tests say there are no detectable levels of oil or toxins in the water in the city and state ages in the area are now back open. reggie: sky seven is live above the first cruise ship to arrive

in san francisco since pandemic began. the ship is called the majestic princess and it marks an important milestone in the san francisco economic coverage. the city welcomed 200 80,000 visitors in 2019 and it represents a full circle moment for the bay area and it was the last time that a high profile ship was here in march of 2020, it was a different princess ship headed to oakland for a very different reason. you will remember the covid-19 outbreak on the ship and it was a massive days long effort to get everyone out safely and it was of course very early in the pandemic when there were still so many unknowns. all the passengers were brought to military bases where they quarantine for two weeks, who can forget that? that day that we were talking live on the air to the people on the ship. much better times now on the majestic princess here in a pleasure cruise. passengers had to be vaccinated

and show a negative covid test be 21 cruise calls through the end of the year in the next year a record number, 127. by the way, this cruise ship just came from l.a. and is doing a little trip up and down the west coast. jobina: nice. i will never forget that grand princess day. you were on for so long. reggie: i'm glad it's in the past, let's just say that. jobina: up next, a strategy to fix the sinking, getting them up -- the leaning millennium tower on solid ground. reggie: and then a live look at the big board, where we are just in positive territory. another update on the markets in a couple of minutes. jobina: and the true beginning of the end. paul mccartney spilling the

secret on the real reason for the band possible breakup. lisa: we are looking at a pretty windy morning out there. up or elevations hitting the surface, with wind in on -lf mnay, the system is spreading snow and rain over reno and the sierra nevada. upper 50's with a few 40's by clearlake. we were in the upper 30's by some spots yesterday. going up 1000 feet, this is bringing us a gusty day as the wind comes down to the surface and you can see the colors indicating how gusty it is at the airport. getting down to the surface andr it is really windy, 31 miles per hour at half moon bay. not so much over in haywood and concord, but the wind will come your way from lunch hour, 3:00 in the afternoon, continuing to see the wind gusts right through

the dinner hour. with a t we are's on the penins. low 70's in oakland. temperatures cooling dramatically today and tomorrow with a little bit less wind on tuesday, still under a red flag warning. be careful out there. hopefully you have secured those objects outside your home, trashcan and tree limbs. another thing to watch out for. cool temperatures, dry humidity, getting warmer into next week. sue: sky seven towards the bay bridge to look at that cruiseship. on the eastbound side it's zooming in now, you can see the left lane is blocked with an accident there and traffic is sweeping via the right. unfortunately, it's backing up onto the city streets now in san francisco, so if you can avoid it for the time being, perhaps

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most sophisticated submarines. >> they incorporate a lot of stealth technology. the submarines costs about $3 billion each. >> according to the fbi, jonathan tavi sent a package of documents to an undisclosed foreign government in april 2020 , including instructions on establishing a covert relationship. >> when the russians, the chinese, the iranians or whoever gets the information, they can look at this and say how do we design the submarines to save years on design work. >> the court documents don't explain how they received the package but undercover agents posing as spies allegedly made a deal with him to share the information in exchange for $100,000 and investigators say that when he dropped off the data card it was placed in a peanut butter sandwich. >> in another instance, they put it in a pack of gum so as to not

give off any sort of indication that this was anything other than a peanut butter sandwich or a pack of gum to anybody who might be passing by. >> his wife also faces espionage related charges for serving as a lookout. she is described as a humanities teacher in maryland, raising concerns about how often background checks are completed on people with top security clearance. >> he is looked into every five years and it is incredibly extensive. >> if convicted, they could face life in prison. >> crews will try a new tactic to shore up the sinking and tilting millennium tower. repairs were paused in august after a report found that work was contributing to the seek -- the sinking. a luxury high-rise there has sunk 17 inches and is leaning 14 inches. chronicle reports that the crews are going to drill 100 feet into the ground and install a three

foot wide steel sleeve and the work is set to start tomorrow. for your morning money report, new signs this morning of severe supply chain issues around the globe. some of america's biggest retailers are choosing to get into the shipping business themselves. walmart and target, among the companies chartering their own cargo ships to try to make sure that they can get shelves stocked for the holidays and while the ships are smaller, they have the flexibility to bypass the congested ports and get their goods unloaded in time. netflix is expanding its reach into the retail game, teaming up with walmart to create a digital storefront. the netflix section of their website is now stocked with products related to squid game and stranger things. this is the first time they have done it with a nationwide bill taylor. the stock exchange this morning, you can see we are up about 56

points. reggie: instagram, taking steps to ensure safety for teens using the app, prompting younger users to take a brat -- take a break and the other will nudge teenagers if they are looking at content deemed harmful. changes follow that explosive whistleblower testimony to congress last week. if you are an educator, you can score a free breakfast all week at mcdonald's. teachers, administrators, school staff across the country could get a thank you meal that includes breakfast sandwich, hashbrowns, and a drink. it is all part of their thank you meal program launched during the pandemic last year. the free breakfast giveaway runs through friday. reggie: -- jobina: a trained chef who is also a mom is trying to give you some tasty weeknight dinner hacks. ♪ not that innocent ♪

reggie: ♪ yeah yeah yeah yeah ♪ jobina: making the short ideas, specifically for reggie and i, this is apparently our kind of content. it's all about food and since the start of pandemic, her recipes have been tasty and inventive. >> i make the reals that's what the kids call it. i try to speed it up and show you how maybe not in 15 seconds but very simply, you can get a meal on the table. jobina: you can find her meals on instagram and tiktok. the full story errors right after j -- abc 7 mornings. reggie: i know it point of the story, but back to -- becca britney spears, it's one of my greatest report --

regrets that i haven't seen her in concert. jobina: i don't the guy knew that. reggie: and you saw the circus show? not the hotel one. jobina: no, when nicki minaj open for her. the blackout to her. reggie: consider to be her greatest album of all time. right? lisa: lisa: i thought you're going to say that you hadn't seen her cook. reggie: well i haven't seen that either. lisa: does that happen? who knows. we have some very windy weather to pass on, but also a beautiful start to your monday. in fact, it's nice and clear out there. sky seven has some pretty views that we may see but we will also be looking at this area of low pressure dropping to the east, bringing all the wind. hopefully you have secure the garbage cans, the outdoor furniture, moved the car away

from the drought stressed trees. some of them are barely alive. power outages are possible. a forecast of the wind profile today at noon, look at how windy it is. purple, very windy. red, 35 miles per hour. getting stronger at times after lunch hour, staying with us through 3:00, 4:00. notice that we are into the 5:00 hour, 45 mile-per-hour wind gust, half moon bay out of the north. santa rosa, san jose, 32. livermore, very little change in the evening. lightning up a bit under a red flag warning on tuesday. the wind advisory expires tonight with -- with relative humidity expiring today, even drier tomorrow. that is where we are keeping that red flag warning with gusty wind out there. cooler today, tomorrow. into the middle part of the week it's warmer.

upper 60's on the peninsula. low 70's in land. warmer in the week. threatening criminal penalties for trump administration members who refuse to comply to subpoenas and we have exclusive details on what was going on inside the white house. here is jonathan carl. >> what was trump doing at the white house as his supporters attacked the building, the capitol building? they are looking to have the house committee turnover documents, to shed light into what he and his aides and members of his family were up to. one thing certain to be of interest, the controversial video that was released up to two hours after the capital was breached when he told his supporters to go home, also praising them. >> we love you, you are special.

>> reporting for my upcoming book, sources told me that trump recorded multiple takes of that video that were deemed unacceptable by his aides because he praised the rioters but didn't tell them to go home. i'm told the outtakes were videotaped by white house photographers and our government property, providing insight into his state of mind on the day. he has vowed to keep such documents secret, citing executive privilege. he belies i the utmost importance for congress in the american people to have a complete understanding of the events of the day to keep them from happening again. >> i spoke to several people who were in contact with trump during the riot, they say he was watching television in his private dining room and he liked what he saw and boasted about the size of the crowd and argued with aides who wanted him to call on his supporters to stop. it reveals more details about the maccarthy call to trump as

the rioters stormed the house chamber and according to a familiar with the call source, trump frustrated with the indifferent said that he just evacuated, shots fired off the house floor. you need to make this stop. a source said that trump pushed back saying that they are more upset than you because they believe it more than you, referring to the lie that the election had been stolen. steve bannon is meanwhile defying a congressional peanut -- subpoenaed to testify before the commission and his lawyer says that affiant comes at the request of former president trump who doesn't want any of his former aide's to testify, citing executive privilege, even though he would be asked about events that happened long after he left the white house and he certainly faces a contempt of congress citation. jonathan carl, abc news. reggie: what a story. new at 6:00, hillary clinton and

luis penny talking about their new book, state of terror, a political thriller novel. clinton described it as a cautionary tale. >> i do worry that we face a lot of really serious problems that don't get the attention they deserve. there's a lot of fun and entertainment but also some serious problems of terrorists potentially getting access to nuclear weapons. it kept me up at night when i was secretary of state. reggie: it will be on bookshelves starting tomorrow. jobina: paul mccartney is disputing the rumors that he broke up the beatles. he says that it was his fellow bandmate, john lennon, who instigated the split and says that he's still sad over the breakup because the band was making good music at the time. this comes ahead of a six month docuseries chronicling the final months of the band. it will be released next month

on disney plus, the parent company of abc 7. reggie: our first look at timothy xiao lamet as willy wonka. he posted this photo -- this photo on social media. the release is set for march of 2023. jobina: i think he looks good in the hat. reggie: he always looks good. i'm just saying, did i need this back story? jobina: i mean, no, but do we ever ask for a remake? reggie: sometimes they are good. jobina: what has been better than the original? reggie: fair, they never are. jobina: thank you. [laughter] up next, the seven things you need to know today. reggie: got me on that one. heading outside at the break, sky seven providing a gorgeous aerial this monday morning. i just love this scene. we

i drop off and pick up my kids from school so, i can't work early. or late. and i need to make enough to make it worthwhile. i can only work two days a week. and it can't interfere with my other job. i can do full-time. just not daytime. and i need benefits. good ones. and you know, it would be nice if you paid for my tuition. like all of it.

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jobina: here are the seven things you need to know this morning. a red flag warning across the bit -- the bay area, winds gusting 30 to 40 miles per hour, not only in the upper elevations but down at the surface where the wind advisory takes us through 8:00 tonight. jobina: some east bay and northbay counties will be without power under the public safety power shut off. reggie: u.s. drugmaker merck just submitted an application for emergency use authorization of the antiviral covid-19 treat, taken early, in the form of a pill, a decision from the fda could come in a matter of weeks. jobina: 300 southwest flights canceled over the weekend -- this morning after thousands

over the weekend. the faa says there have been no major air travel control issues even though southwest lames the weather. reggie: $30,000 awarded if a punk and breaks a world record of 2050 -- 2003 hundred 50 pounds and it begins in a few minutes at 7:00. lisa: following your -- sue: your monday morning commute, big accident east bound on 80 with taillights thinning out, clearing out eastbound on the bay bridge, lower deck, that accident cleared as well. jobina: cruise ships are returning to san francisco today. a live look here at the majestic contest, the first cruise ship to arrive here since pandemic began and as reggie talked about earlier in the show. you all remember the grand princess cruiseship. do you member people being so excited and waving, like we made it, not realizing they weren't

getting off? reggie: people were like go, don't come to oakley. tes for our viewers in the west, a new headline in the fight against covid this monday. breaking news, merck submits a covid treatment for fda authorization. the pill, the first of its kind, was found to dramatically reduce the risk of hospitalization or death, as dr. fauci gives the green light to halloween and trick-or-treating. grounded, holiday chaos and confusion at airports across the country. southwest canceling more than 1,800 flights over the weekend, stranding and forcing tens of thousands of passengers to frantically rebook. this morning, how southwest is getting back on track. submarine sting. a u.s. navy engineer and his wife facing charges for allegedly attempting to sell nuclear submarine secrets. how prosecutors say they used a