landing in rome overnight, but he faces big domestic troubles at home. >> iconic representation of so many elements of the cultural experience of the bay area. jobina: the windmills are up, golden gate park getting back its outside lands music festival, but not everybody is happy about it. mike: let's give you a live look outside to start this spooky halloween weekend. there is a chance of some rain this weekend, but mike is tracking the changes and we will check in with him in a second. julian: good morning. it is friday, october 29. you are watching abc 7 mornings live on abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. isn't always better when halloween lands on a weekend? mike nicco is tracking the trick-or-treating forecast. mike: good morning, julian, hi, jobina. and frances is with us. we will get to her nest second. let's talk about the

spook-tacular forecast for the weekend. we have fog once again in fairfield and less than one quarter mile and half moon bay. we expect the widespread and thickest fog to linger the longest and solano county and that is why they have a dense fog advisory until 11:00. reduction of speeds will help because it will be hard to see the cars in front of you. the fog has not spilled into the bay. starting off in the 50's. mainly 60's at noon and cooler at the coast and bay but still nice inland with low to mid-70's. let's take a deeper look at the forecast, especially this weekend, coming up. jobina: classes and activities are canceled at two high schools in sonoma county. both high schools will be closed after receiving threats yesterday. district officials were advised by police and made the decision to close the campuses out of an abundance of caution. julian: two pple have been

detained after a shooter scare at lax that sent passengers running for the emergency exits. nearly 300 evacuated from the airport and lined up outside last night. flights were also stop for a while, but they have since resumed this morning. around 7:30 last night, police responded to reports of a person with a gun in terminal one. when this is that they heard gunshots, but it turns out there was no shooting. police did not find a gun either. two people were detained. it is not clear why. medics treated two others who were hurt trying to evacuate the airport. a third taken to the hospital. jobina: president biden just wrapped up a meeting with pope francis in rome, where they discussed a variety of topics. he is in europe for a pair of global summits, while his domestic spending plan hangs in the balance. he arrived at the vatican this morning for a 90-minute reading with the pope. they discussed the pandemic, and poverty. it came one day after talks in

washington over the spending package. democrats are still clashing over the details. the $1.75 trillion framework includes money for free universal pre-k, extending the child tax credit, and money for child and elder care. paid family leave was left on the cutting room floor. >> put paid leave in, it is in, in, and at the last minute, somebody said it is out. i am going to fight everything a moment to try to get this back in. jobina: white house officials say they are confident both spending package and the separate bipartisan infrastructure bill will pass soon, but they have not said what the timeline looks like. julian: earlier this month, san jose water announced customers will have to cut their water use will pay a fine. last night, a virtual meeting was held to address concerns with the community. surcharges would be added to bills if you do not cut water use by 15% from 2019 levels. it would equal about seven dollars for every extra unit of

water used. eight unit is 748 gallons. san jose water took about 100 questions from the community. surcharges will take effect on november 15. jobina: san francisco's golden gate park. it was canceled last year because of the pandemic. tens of thousands are expected for the three-day event. ryan curry is in golden gate park, where the gates open in a few hours. do you have any updates on our ticket situation? for me and julian specifically. ryan: well, here is the problem. if i gave you guys the tickets, then i have to give everybody at the station vip tickets, and i'm not that well-connected. jobina: ryan. ryan: we have to turn up the asking price. let's talk about changes. in case you do have vip take

its, i cannot help my two acres out, but one of the biggest changes is that it is at a different time of year. usually we see this in august but we are talking about it at the end of october. the reason why is because of the pandemic. that is not the only change in place. we are talking safety measures. the biggest one right now, if you are entering the park today, if you go see the concerts, you need to show proof of vaccination for a negative covid test that happened 72 hours outside of the concert date. they are also offering rapid covid testing. it is not free and will cost a little money, but it will give you a rapid covid test for you enter the park and attend some of the concerts. >> that was always our mission, to do something that could be an iconic representation of so many elements of the cultural experience of the bay area. ryan: now, another thing to note before you going to the park, the tent here at the park is

requiring full proof of vaccination and it is considered an indoornvir a mccat a little bit of changes, but i'm sure people are excited. ryan curry, abc 7 news. jobina: thank you. a disturbing and racist costume worn at an east bay high school's halloween contest. julianjulianjulianjulianjulianju living complex and francisco and everything that is inside. mike: we are tracking lowackingw visibility on the roads and the north bay, thanks for fog and some could slip into the bay for your very ride. the storm door is ever wonder how san francisco became

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jobi: in the north bay, residents and sonoma county are dealing with major damage from the storm last weeke. rg redwood tree fell near duncan smells, damaging a home and suv. in kernville, a home on santa rosa avenue slid off its foundation yesterday. a large tree is the only thing keeping it from falling down the hillside. they told residents to evacuate. julian: new developments in california severe drought after that huge weekend storm. it turns out it only made in in the level of drought we are dealing with. check out the state's latest map. compared to last week, you can see improvements in far northern california, as well as parts of the north bay along the coast. a majority of the state is now in the second-worst category. the lighter red considered

extreme drought. clearly not a place we went to be in, mike, but it is welcome news that we made somewhat of a dead. try -- somewhat of a dent. mike: exactly, and some was area little bit more and spread this out a little bit as we head into next week. let's take a look at what is happening now. it is clear along the east bay and there could be fog drifting your way. mid to upper 50's, except for castro valley, about 52. napa, santa rosa 258 the scope as far as the bay, 56 at eight end of her 60's through the afternoon with a mix of sun and clouds. if you are worried about wet weather this weekend, a be in the north the around santa rosa, the rest of us spotty showers

with the best chance in the north way through sunday morning and then my sunday afternoon into the evening, it is going to be for trick-or-treating. let's get frances. frances: we have a slowstoneridp locked because of a car that possibly crashed into the guardrail and they are saying the patient id unresponsive there was slowing there was green, but one avoid that stretch, you may want to avoid stoneridge drive altogether. a little slowing approaching the dublin interchange three tracy dublin is 39 minutes. as checkout exceeded elsewhere, south on traffic on the right-hand side through walnut creek all the way to the great -- way to the dublin grade. julian: next, we'll talk about things that obviously high schools and the alarming

situation jobina: plus, a sentimental lost item found on ivd -- on 580. julian: you at 6:00, a breast cancer changer in the movie vaccine. akwe died e y brie.sis

julian: 6:14 as you join us. students at an east bay high school are demanding answers after one student dressed up in a kkk code. we do want to warn you, some people may find these images triggering. it happened when pittsburgh high school held a costume contest at lunch and internode that went out to parents yesterday, the principal says the student and

the ku klux klan costume admitted to wearing it on a dare. the student wore the costume through four periods without being told to take it off. it is believed he only wore it during certain times and not during class. >> i was surprised how the principal or none of the security age instead not stop him. >> he should be expelled, no comment. just saying. it is what it is. it is disrespectful. to everybody. julian: the note to parents said the student has been "assigned consequences." he will participate in the schools restorative justice process to learn how his actions have impacted and harmed others. and another controversy at an east bay high school. the east bay times reports a photo surfaced on social media showing two high school students reenacting the death of george floyd. the murder of george floyd we should say. the letter the principal center parent says "last week i shared the disappointing news that

individuals in our community did not act in keeping with our community expectations. we have handled that situation appropriately and will not share additional details about the consequences for those students as we were not in any discipline matter." when it comes to issues of race and social justice, abc 7 abc 7 is helping take action. check out our list of resources to find your ally at abc7news.com/takeaction. jobina: the chp is asking for help in identifying a veteran whose photo was discovered on 5i-80 in the east bay. the chp says officers found the photo, along with a folded american flag and that the display case near isabel avenue in livermore. so far, no one has claimed the property. if this is your family member or friend, call chp dublin office. julian: here is your chance to own and historic concert venue in san francisco. the regency ballroom on van nuys

avenue is on the market. you can buy or lease the price. according to the san francisco business times, the regency ballroomoreeaes lngasou cod t as aonceenue transform it into something else, including residential or office space. jobina: now to one of the most popular stories on abc7news.com this morning. a luxury senior living development in san francisco is set to open next year. the rent [clears throat] asa $27,0 -- is $27,000 a month for a two bedroom unit. this is at the cautery cathedral hill. studios here start at $8,000 a month. you are seeing sky seven flight over the 208 unit complex that includes amenities like meals prepared by michelin rated chefs

and residents can eat in the restaurant or in their room, or 24/7. i just cannot get over the price. there are also health care facilities, a fitness center, heated pools, movie theater, a salon, and more. ok, but $27,000 a month? julian: that is wow. mike: a select company? jobina: who? mike:mike: not me. julian: i don't know who can afford that. can you put me in your will? -- can you put me in your will? mike: i am bob -- jobina: i am bothered. mike: will they be looking down upon us as they walk by? jobina: they will. mike: hi, everybody. happy friday. we have a holiday weekend in november right around the corner. the storm door is going to open next week. until then, mostly sunny except for the coast. we will have a lot more cloudiness than yesterday.

our offshore breeze brought 70 cell neighborhoods and is now bringing his cooler weather, especially the bay and coast. tonight ,thicker clouds. spotty fog and drizzle to start our saturday. sunday is going to be dry. let's look at temperatures. the warmest weather inland where the sea breeze has the hardest time reaching, so to mid 70's with the difference around the bay and coast. 77 yesterday at half moon bay. 62 degrees today, so a big drop. here is a look at tonight's temperatures. back in the 50's, but notice thickr8 clouds out -- thicker clouds out there and cooler temperatures in the afternoon. the storm door opening starting monday. we head into the latter parts of the morning with light rain moving into the north bay and spreading to the rest of the communities in the evening. monday into tuesday morning, those will be the most affected.

wednesday we have drizzle in the morning, but wednesday evening into thursday morning, a faster storm and more intensity and wind and rain potential with that one. by the time to get through both storms, the first one you can see, we are in the blue, less than one inch. past the second storm, all of us are in the green, which is more than one inch. a great way to start november. the seasonal 70's are gone, cooler than average with 60's. jobina: let's turn to rob marciano with a look at "gma." good morning. rob: good morning, we love seeing you this friday before halloween. there are some shenanigans going on. we will share them but there is big news, too. president biden is on an overseas trip meeting with pope francis before major summits with world leaders, so we are live in rome and washington, d.c., as economic agenda hangs

in the balance. also this morning, the new trouble for former governor cuomo, now criminally charged, stemming from an alleged incident at the governor's mansion. we will have the latest. plus, the critical shortage of 911 dispatchers in some states. one mother speaking out after her calls went unanswered. we will tell you what you should do if you have an emergency and you cannot get through. and we will celebrate halloween like only "gma" can. some special guests, extremes and fun, big surprises. my dog is here and we just rehearsed. you know it can go downhill in a hurry. julian: do you have a custom? rob: tune in. jobina: what are you wearing? rob: it is pretty much out of my closet, but that is the theme, what can you find in your closet? and others are more high

maintenance. jobina: the shade on this friday. we love khol's. rob: it is a fun show, happy halloween. 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.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. jobina: top stories now a storia masks no more for two bay area counties, pending on where you find yourself indoors. the change coming in a matter of days. julian: outside lands reborn. big changes this year except for one thing, crowd sizes. the work the city is doing to be ready. jobina: handling that halloween candy hall. helpful things for parents to keep in mind as children dream of all of the king-sized candy bars. you have the good neighbors if you get those, ok? mike: king-size in this economy jobina: that is what i'm saying. jobina:good morning. it is friday, october 29, you are watching abc 7, live on abc 7, who live, and wherever you stream.

we will begin with mike and his spooky forecast, is it spooky? mike: it is alright, do you want spooky? jobina:jobina: i need spooky. mike: what is your definition? jobina: whatever you have got. mike: fog, does that scare you? normally it should because it means there is low visibility because of the fog and some of that slipping into solano county and visibility could be less than one quarter of a mile, so give yourself room between the car in front of you through 11:00. it is one quarter mile fairfield and half mile napa, one mile at and less than one quarter at half moon bay. we are getting ringed by fog. a few high clouds are rolling around, but you can see a lot of sunshine by noon, except along the coast where the low clouds, things to an onshore breeze, will develop. mid to upper 60's at lunchtime. a few 70's inland at 4:00, and all of us back in the low 60's and a few upper 50's by 7:00. julian: thank you, mike.

the stages are set. outside lands kicks off in golden gate park today, the first time the music festival is returning since the pandemic and the first time it has been on halloween weekend. abc 7 reporter ryan curry joins us at golden gate park with what to expect. you have to see what you can do with the tickets. they are going for for a single day pass. help us out. -- 1795 for a single day pass. help us out. ryan: maybe i will talk to my friend, the band manager of tema and paula. jobina: all right ta -- impala. ryan: let's talk about the changes. if you are going to golden gate park to see outside lands, the biggest thing to understand is proof of vaccination is required at the gate entry, as well as a negative covid test if you are not vaccinated. partygoers will be lining up in a few hours, so i'm sure they

are excited to see the anticipated return of this concert that we haven't seen in a couple of years. gates open at 11:00 a.m. first concert happens around noon today. organizers say they plummeted a lot of different safety measures. they say they will have vendors wearing masks at all times, and they will have had sanitizer stations around so people can stay as clean as possible. there were some concerns about the climate going into this, be at the weather we had last sunday, about what the park was going to be like and the conditions. part organizers said they were having crews are out the yesterday, taking sure things are up and running. >> we know the park has done an amazing job working with us to prepare the festival. we feel confident in the mitigation efforts we have taken to deal with the rain and whether that happened. ryan: it h it h it h it h it h years since we have seen outside lands returned to san francisco, so i'm sure a lot of people are excited. get this, they say the crowd

size is not going to be hindered by the delays and what we have seen the last couple of years. around 70,000 people are expected to be attending through the weekend. part organizers say it will probably be as close to what we usually are used to seeing. that is exciting news. julian: all right. i am trying to bring you into the fold of the morning show. when i first started, i was in miami. jobina made sure i brought her back something, food for the entire team, so you have to do your part. ryan: ok, there is a huge difference between bringing food for jobina and vip tickets for outside lands. those are two completely different things on the spectrum. i can bring you food. that is the easy part, it is getting you free tickets for a concert we have not seen in a couple of years. that is a tall task, come on. jobina: ryan, are you not there right now? let's get to work, ok? i will slack you after the show. ryan: do you see this gate here?

julian: he said i'm not even inside. jobina: we have got to do better. just a little better. i'm just kidding, ryan. ryan: all i can give you is a for effort. jobina: we appreciate you. julian: if you find a risk that summer, bring it back to the station. jobina: welcome to the morning show. ryan: i'll see what i can do. julian: all right. turning our attention to this here, we are hearing from an unvaccinated university student who was worried about what the system's faxing policy means for her future. the california state university requires proof of vaccination or an approved exemption request. the deadline to submit was last night or risk a hold on registering for next semester's classes. it applies even if you take them remotely. haley herrera has filed for medical exemption. she planned to graduate next semester and now fears the policy will set her back.

>> what happens if they deny my exemption form? then it is too late for me to apply somewhere else and all this other stuff. then i am just stuck. julian: in a statement, tony with the csu system said in part, in instances where students do not qualify to be exempt from our policy and are not vaccinated, all campus presidents were provided guidance to identify alternatives, adding 80's and in the best interest of the student -- adding it is in the best interest of the student to stay enrolled in the csu this fall with appropriate safeguards and not to be dropped completely. jobina: alameda county is easing and/or mask mandates -- indoor mask mandates. they can unmask indoors but only at business is not open to the general public like offices and gyms. san francisco and marin county also made similar moves earlier this month. julian: a legendary mural featuring carlos santana and his

family will be unveiled in san francisco today. the private dedication ceremony will be at 24th and mission bart station. it will also honor carlos' younger brother jorge santana, who passed away suddenly last year. carlos santana is one of the featured speakers. jobina: ski season officially begins at palisades tahoe after three feet of snow fell during last week's big storm. opening in october for only the third time in the recently renamed resort's 72 year history. the last time they were able to open with comparable snow was in 2004. preparations kicked into high gear this week when the decision was made to open on this halloween weekend. the skiers and snowboarders are expected to wear costumes. palisades tahoe was renamed because the only was considered racist. their first chairlift is expected to take skiers up at 9:00 a.m. julian: a high-profile hollywood home invasion of one of the

housewives of beverly hills robbed at gunpoint. experts explaining the possible motive. jobina: you are looking live at the big board of the new york stock exchange.another update on how the markets are doing, next. julian: class, is your dog super smart or typical? one adorable thing some of them do that could be assigned that they are intelligent. mike: there you go. [laughter] let's take a look at the weather. you will understand when you see the story. it is pretty warm, 61. if you are with us yesterday during the day lives, i showed you halftone, where the snow has melted. higher up, more snow on the way for monday, wednesday, thursday, with snow levels around 8000 feet. down at lake level it will be raining. let's look at san francisco, where it is clear on the bayside with cloudiness along the coast. temperatures running from 57 to

59 degrees. 59 at san leandro. 48 palo alto. walnut creek 51. as far as san francisco, 50's until 10:00. low to mid-60's 11:00 through 6:00 this evening and 50's at eight :00. quick look at the activity planner, a little chilly once the sunsets.grab a blanket or find a heater for friday football or outdoor dining. we will look at future radar and storms coming our way. frances? frances: a live shot at the bay bridge toll plaza with traffic starting to back up now. not too bad. it will be on the end of the parking lot not get to the 80 pass. here's a shot at the golden gate bridge, where we are seeing fog. traffic is light. we are talking about outside lands with traffic near the golden gate park, especially out on fulton and lincoln, so avoid that stretch of you can. and crash on the peninsula southbound 280 at westborough. it may be blocking several lanes, but so far, traffic is green.

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julian: welcome back, today is the deadline for prince andrew to respond to the sexual assault lawsuit brought against him in new york. an alleged victim of the convicted sex predator jeffrey epstein claimed she was directed to have sex with the prince when she was 17. prince andrew's attorneys are expected to asked to dismiss the lawsuit, claiming a settlement agreement clears the prince from any liability. jobina: new details on the hollywood home invasion. real housewives of beverly hills star was robbed at gunpoint. police say three suspects broke into her and see no home wednesday night.

she complied with the suspects and directed them to valuables, including handbags, jewelry, and watches. they got away with $1 million worth of items. she often shows images of her wealth on social media and talked about her designer wardrobe at the real housewives or union, which aired hours before the break and -- housewives reunion, which aired hours before the break in. >> social media is where people flexed what they have, but the bottom line is that there are people who want to you have, and they are willing to take it. definitely be careful about what you show online. jobina: her children were also there during the home invasion. thankfully, no one was hurt, and police have not made arrests. julian: the golden state warriors are honoring a school crossing guard who lost his life saving students. they hosted his family at the chase center last night. 40-year-old ashley diaz volunteered as a crossing guard in lafayette. last month, and suv hit him after he pushed children to

safety. the former warriors zaza pachulia's son witnessed the crash near the crosswalk. >> he is a true hero in my eyes, and he is a role model for all of us, especially the kids. >> matthew will bring ashley back. he found a glimmer of peace and comfort from the outpouring of love, support from the bay area communities. julian: you just feel for that family. warrior star steph curry reached out to the family and greeted him before the game. you can see them posing for a photo op. the diaz family remembered him as a big bay area sportsman who would have loved last nights game, and i'm sure would have loved to meet steph curry. san mateo-based roadblocks banned an eight-year-old boy from its online gaming platform, accusing him of trying to steal people's information.

braxton's account, you can see him here, and all the extra accessories he purchased, were taken away. his parents say he accidentally imported a free character from something he found online. the model ended up having some malicious code inside of it. braxton 's father tried to convince them it was an innocent mistake. >> he tried to explain, ok, he is 80 years old. i'm sure he did not intend to, if he did, -- eight years old. i'm sure he did not intend to. julian: the family said there please went nowhere until they contacted 7 on your side. roadblocks said it is possible that the user may have used malicious script without realizing it, and they have reinstated his account as a one-time courtesy. jobina: now for your morning report. say hello to meta. mark zuckerberg says the new name of facebook symbolizes the

goal for painting the future for the meta-verse. it comes as they face widespread backlash from leaked company documents that claim the company ignored reports of the harms that social media networks creates. one tech expert says because the timing works for facebook does not mean it will lead to success. >> meta and wrist, and he is doing structural change to limit the damage that regulation is doing to the company. jobina: they could see the virtual world become mainstream within the next decade. taking a live look at facebook's early-morning training, the company says they will also change their stock ticker from fb to mbrs effective december 1. we are also checking on amazon because the stock is down more than 3% after they reported a disappointing third-quarter earnings report. amazon fell short of

expectations and revenue. cloud computing giant reported 110 billion in revenues, up 15%, compared to one year ago. so it is down 37% growth in the same period i ago. amazon also delivered disappointing guidanc for the holiday periods, as a shoppers return to physical stores. . cupertino-based apple is also missing the mark on its bottom line in the most recent quarter. the company says worldwide computer chip shortage cost the company around $6 billion north of sales. the ceo tim cook warns it could be even worse during the holidays. now you're taking a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading is underway this morning. we are up about 32 points. julian: for the first time in 20 years, bart is bringing back bathroom access at underground stations as part of a larger effort to get riders back on trains. the plan is to reopen the underground restrooms in stages over five years. they will look much like the ones at the del norte station.

the first two are set to open in february next year and are already in the process of being remodeled at oakland the passionist 19th street station and powell street in san francisco. >> i cannot hide my excitement about this. it has taken years and years to get to this point. >> this will not be visit to see our restrooms, but we are doing the right thing. julian: these restrooms have been closed for 20 years after the 9/11 terror attacks. as shown in the bart photos, the sinks will be outside the main bathroom and to enhance security and cleanliness for the first three months, there will be a full-time attendant. jobina: the junior museum is doing palo alto will reopen next month after a three-year closure. abc 7 was invited to a preopening tour of the newly designed children's museum and sue at the park -- zoo at the park. they have offered interactive

opportunities to learn about science and nature. now, the junior museum and zoo has rebuilt and expanded the large aviary entry house. it offers a series of interactive exhibits and up close interactions with the animals. >> everything is interactive and hands-on, and it is a child learning experience about kinesthetic exhibits that get kids to move and use all of their senses to explore the road because kids are naturally scientists. jobina: the grand reopening this november 12. it will be opened we through december 20 -- weekends through december 20. julian: halloween is back with trick-or-treating and that means more candy and sugar for ghettos. there may be anxiety -- for kiddos. there may be anxiety for parents, but it doesn't have to do that way. we chatted with the registered dietitian and nutritionist on feeding littles on how to handle the candy hual. >> we love a good scare for

halloween, but there are few parents who would say there are less things going with the kid obsessed with their halloween candy bag. >> sometimes we are so worried are kids are going to go crazy on candy because we are worried about our own issues with candy and sugar, and we are bringing in our stuff to the table when it comes to that. it is supposed to be a time when kids are being kids i'm getting candy, and it is ok for them to be excited and to want to eat it. the bigger deal we make about candy, the more obsessive they will become about candy. julian: ok, so here are some tips. make sure they have a feeling dinner with some protein so they are not starving when they go trick-or-treating. once we are home, remove anything unsafe like choking hazards or food allergies, and then let them organize the candy like they love to do and let them eat, which can be the hard part for some people but let them enjoy it. jobina: if you are mike or frances' kids, they will take

everything they want first. i was listening to them. julian: they were inspecting the candy, right? jobina: and then it is gone forever. anyway, halloween is this sunday, if you did not know that. if you need an idea for your costume, "good morning america" has you covered for best, last-minute diy costumes. here are some ideas based on this year's most popular television shows and movies. >> superhero costumes are great because you are able to get things like pajamas or some soccer shorts, and then for his sneakers, he had a white but not yellow, we did a felt cutout and tied it around the back. these are tablecloths. >> my gosh. >> you look amazing. >> he is the best ted lasso ever. > and this is another thing, mind your kids' closets. jobina: is that whit? that's funny.

"gma" will have a report at 7:00 after abc 7 mornings on costumes you can make it home. julian: getting creative. mike: the yellow cleaning gloves got me. jobina: and that felt cutout on the shoes. i mean they tried. mike: i much would rather see someone make something and possibly buy it. show a little creativity and give you leeway. whether you are a loofah or a box of soap. [laughter] i cannot wait to see it. here is a look from mount tam, mostly sunny today except for the coast. partly sunny. cooler at the coast nba is an onshore breeze. spotty showers tomorrow but driver halloween. we have several storms next week. you can see the cool weather along the coast, mid-60's, and cooler at the bay. we had 77 at half moon bay yesterday. 74 in san francisco, so a pretty healthy drop. inland low to mid-70's.

tonight, how about low to mid-50's under increasingly thicker clouds, so there could be drizzle tomorrow as farce today, you can see the great in and out of our sky, and then this area of low pressure will spin off the coast through sunday morning. spotty showers possible, especially up in the north bay. not enough to put a strong impact, but enough to change any plans. any rainfall you receive, you can see a couple hundred seven inch, and may be more around santa rosa and cloverdale. next week, our first storm comes in monday to tuesday, you can see nearly one inch in the north bay, mountains to 15 hundredths in the south bay, but the second comes in wednesday and thursday. that one promises to push most of us above one inch of rain. that is a great start in november. it will feel like november. after today, no more 70's and the forecast, near 60 at the coast with low to upper 60's elsewhere. jobina: happening today, the annual costume extravaganza on

"live with kelly and ryan," and the theme is out of this world. they will wear 40 different outfits during the show before the pandemic -- 40 different outfits. before the pandemic, they came through the show and this year they will appear virtually. this is not the first time the host have poked fun at television shows. >> with 40 costumes for us, "good games," "ted lasso," "holiday collide," we don't remember. jobina: recent trips by civilians into space inspired out of this world name for today special. watch it this week at 9:00 on abc 7. julian: if there is one thing republicans and democrats can agree on, it is dressing up their dogs for halloween. senator thom tillis hosted the annual bipartisan dog costume party yesterday. it has been an event since 2017. dogs came dressed as paris hilton, a hot dog, a line from "the wizard of oz," and na

ncy paw-losi. that adorable head tilt you might get from your dog could be a sign of intelligence. for three months, researchers trained canines to remember the names of toys. the owner then asked him to fetch a toy by saying its name. researchers noticed when a dog tilted its head, it would often fetch the correct toy. the dogs that did not, they rarely got the right toy. the behavior remain consistent for two years. jobina: hmm. going back to halloween, all of you watching now should also tune into midday live today because the costumes we have for you. julian: definitely going to get a laugh for sure. i cannot wait to see mike's. jobina: next, the seven things you need to know this morning. julian: a look this friday morning. what a gorgeous shot. we will be right

jobina: if you are just joining us, the seven things to know this morning, number one, president biden went with -- met with the pope this morning. he is in europe for international summits. julian: number two, scare atnumr last night sent hundreds of passengers onto the taxiway. police responded to reports of a person with a gun or you no gun was found in two were detained. jobina: number three, contra costa and alameda counties are using mask mandates indoors. people can be unmasked in business is not open to the general public. mike: number five, your halloween forecast, wicked awesome conditions, and it will be an irresistible and gourd-g e eous night for trick-or-treating. ending the night in the 50's. julian: number four, outside lanes kicks out today at goldendale park -- golden gate park. it is making a comeback after

the pandemic. if you have a ticket, you will need to show proof of vaccination or a negative covid-19 test to get in. frances: number six, there is a traffic sig alert on southbound 280 at the westborough boulevard offramp. it is blocked. southbound 280 is open but consider hickey and sneed as alternates. jobina: number seven, need a nap? why not hop on a bus? a new bus service in hong kong is just for sleeping. it is a five hour ride that includes an eye mask and goodie bag. tickets start at $13. they should bring this year and pick us up after work because with this shift. julian: you need a nap to survive. i'm surprised they don't have more kids on there, the kids who can only sleep in the car, right? take them on the bus for the napa ride. frances: or babies. mike: yes, in their car seats and then you just leave them there. julian: no, mike, do not leave them in there. mike: if they are sleeping, you do. catch you on the next stop. jobina: have a great weekend and

thanks for watching. hope you have some cute costumes. good morning, america. for our viewers in the west as we join you on this friday morning, president biden touching down in rome overnight. president biden at the vatican meeting with the pope before those high-stakes summits with world leaders. this as the president's economic agenda still hangs in the balance. can the democrats get it across the finish line? criminal charges. former new york governor andrew cuomo facing one misdemeanor count for forcible touching allegedly groping a female aide inside the executive mansion while he was still in office. the fda expected to authorize the covid vaccine for kids 5 to 11 as early as today. this as hundreds of firefighters and other union members protest the vaccine mandates in new york