inside of them. two separate incidents, reunions, happened in both cases. >> give me my baby back. >> that is just the rising death toll in the astral tragedy. this 20-year-old woman is the ninth person to die. minute by minute logs showing it was out of control. surgeon covid cases. expertareaying what it's feeling them. >> a live look at san francisco. >> it will be a good time to get outside, and we are tracking the weekend ahead. >> that is something to look forward to. you're watching abc seven

mornings on abc 7 seven, hulu live, wherever you stream. >> we welcome a warm we can. i heard escapade and i thought this would be a good weekend to be outside. get ready, mike. yes. >> let's build on it. now see what i can do. there is a little bit of fog out there. we'll focus the north. and fog in the central valley that is writing these breezes into the delta and northern county. a quarter mile visibility, and that could round the bend and move into the bay as we head to the morning commute. that is right now in walnut creek. that is how thick the fog is in walnut creek. you can see it is creeping there as we look southbound on the 101. fog is going to be the big issue on the commute. 48 to about 55 degrees.

the sunshine with a touch of haze this afternoon. 63 degrees by 7:00. two babies are saved after the cars they were left in were stolen. this is video of the reunion in concord in pittsburgh last night. both babies were left alone in a vehicle, and in front of restaurants. the first incident happened outside about mexican rest brought in pittsburgh. one-year-old was alone when a woman drove off with an suv. in the second case, one-month-old was left alone in a van in concord. both babies and vehicles were found a short time later. we have more what happened. quek good morning. it was a wild night think concord acosta county.

this happened in pittsburgh and then in concord. a person stole a car with a four-month-old still inside the car. according to the police. both incidents involve people leaving their cars as they were outside of them with children still inside of the car. in concord, police say the parents went inside to go to who wingstop. . the cars a white van. they found the car around 10:30 p.m. in a residential court not far from here with the baby inside. thank goodness, they are safe. but they are still looking for the suspect. >> 20 mins later, an officer located that vehicle, unoccupied, with a child inside. the child was a four-month-old baby. i believe the vehicle was unlocked. i don't believe it was running, but the keys may been inside.

>> police say they have used dogs to track the scent of the person who took the car. right now, they don't have a description of the person involved in that concord case. they're looking to identify what may lead up to the incident. they also don't know if the two incidents are connected. the one in pittsburgh in concord, one have been several hours before the other, but they cannot rule out that possibility. abc 7 news. >> the crowd surged at the astroworld music festival has risen to nine. 22-year-old died wednesday night. they say the student was at texas a&m university. she attended this concert with her cousin and younger sister. >> nightmare. or. barberry -- barbarity. kind -- canister -- catastrophe.

>> give me my baking back -- baby back. >> a nine-year-old boy injured in the crowd surged, and he is in critical condition. 60 lsuith incident. >> logs written by houston firefighters up -- reveal what happened before the rappers are performing. this was obtained by her sister station in houston. people were breaching the made gate by 9:23 a.m.. that was less than an hour before the venue even open. two minutes after the festival opened, firefighters noted that there was no control participants. by 4:54 p.m. in the evening, police reported dangerous crowd conditions, and then, at 9:58 p.m., this is when it all got real.

they would not come in on the timeline of events because it is still under investigation. >> covid -- two dozen cities are seeing infections climbing across the united states. we have our live desk with what is fueling this uptick. >> the trajectory is concerning. hospitalizations are up in 14 states and mostly in the midwest and south, and california is testing positive up as well as not as much as other states. it is surged by unvaccinated americans, waving immunity from the vaccine, and colder weather across the country's more people gather indoors. more than one hundred 7 million americans remain unvaccinated. hospitals are dealing with the shortage of hospital beds because 70 patients are coming in sick with covid. timing is also not great because the holidays are right around the corner.

>> the patients of new mexico that care most will receive the care during this time of unprecedented volume. >> people are making plans to get together. i think it is an important time to let everyone know that we have to stay vigilant. >> colorado is joining california to encourage every adult to get a covid booster shot. that is to spite the u.s. health officials not giving widespread adult boosters. we have a grim statistic -- the cdc says 1000 americans are dying every day from covid. the vast majority of those deaths are among the unvaccinated. >> thank you. after a year and half of being close, the space science center in oakland hills is reopening to visitors. that will be a big ribbon-cutting and celebration, and cats are going to see some newly renovated centers. there are exhibits, murals from area artists, and perhaps the

most highly anticipated addition is the new nasa visitor center. that will include fascinating items from space research, including spaces. experiment of heatshield technology, and other items. >> you're basically stepping into the role of a national -- nasa researcher. we are uncovering the stories and people behind these incredible discoveries that nasa makes. quek some of the items have never been put on display for the public before. the centers asking guests to reserve time and tickets in advance online because capacity is now limited and masks are required. >> we want to expand upon the fog this morning. we have a fog devise refer solano county until 10:00. places like the leah, venetia, fairfield, and neo-vacaville, rio vista, all the way up to dixon. less than a quarter of a mile for the entire commute. entire central valley is under advisory. it is here.

that is until 11:00. now, as we look from tam, not much of the fog is may's way into the bay, but around the san palo bay, it will hit the richmond bridge as we head for the morning commute. that is something we will keep an ion. as far as your commute planner, just a reduction in visibility. that is a big issue. there is fog in the water. he'll be cool this morning but nice this afternoon. temperatures are about 45 to 56 degrees down in the south bay. we have some microclimates working on clear conditions. 40's in the north bay, and in the east bay. those were we find most of the fog. load upper 50's run san francisco most of the bay. this far as the south bay goes, we should be at 70 at noon and 74 at 2:00 it down to 61 if you're heading out this evening, so make sure you grab a jacket. air quality will be moderate,

which is healthy all the way to the weekend. it will get even warmer. we will talk about that coming up, and let's talk about the commute. >> a live look at the walnut creek camera. you are going to run into foggy conditions on the road. we are also reporting a fog advisory for us at the venetia bridge. i had set. -- a heads up. it is very foggy. we don't have an essay time for a blocking on a link, but does moving smooth. no slowdowns to report. we are looking very similar to yesterday in terms of the commute. really light out there, so i will let you know if anything changes. >> if you're looking for something to do this we can, one streaming service, disney plus, as a bunch of new options, including a remake of a classic christmas movie. something might kindly come to fruition.

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>> britney spears independence day may have finally arrived. a judge may determine to terminate the conservatorship that has controlled her money for more than a decade. here's a preview of the hearing. >> this morning, the free britney movement may finally come to fruition. a los angeles judge could officially enter conservatorship that has been in place for nearly or teen years. -- 14 years. pretty's father had been in charge of the $60 million estate until late september when the judge suspended her as a conservator and appointed a temporary one. at today's hearing, that conservatorship could end altogether. britney wrote and since deleted an instagram post that said this we could be very interesting for me. last week, -- last summer, the four-year-old said that she was in an abusive conservatorship, claiming she was scared of her dad. in late october, an attorney

made a motion to end the conservatorship that she has endured for so long. she is endured and pleaded to have her light back. in 2008, jamie spears fought to remain as conservator, but in a recent change of heart, he agreed to change the motion. jimmy said he would do everything he could to protect and care for her. jamie believes that the conservatorship should end immediately. with noah meet -- with no objections, there is an expectation for britney to finally be free. >> i think it is likely that on november 12, we will see the end of the conservatorship, or the wheels rolling towards exactly how that conservatorship could end. >> britney spears is expected to end -- appear commercially. her attorney may be looking to pursue criminal charges against jamie spears after new york times documentary report found a legend surveillance. abc news, new york.

>> a passenger who federal authorities said acted violently out of vest on a plane was hit with a $32,000 fine. that passengers one of 10 flyers slap with fines this week that totaled more than $225,000. according to the faa, that passenger did not fastener simon the flight, and then she is accused of punching her husband and son, distracting flight attendants with violent outbursts. they said they then stole another passengers cookies. violent passenger behavior has hit a record number and last year. the faa says they're cracking down on these fines and criminal charges. >> a bay area freeway known as the most scenic freeway in the nation is now known as the deadliest highway in california for wildlife. it is said that thi thi

cupertino, and it is the deadliest highway for wild animals. the annual cost for accidents involving wild animals could add up to $6 million, including cleanup and damages. the cost caught -- -- -- $200 million for the fences on the deadliest highways in the state. >> it is really the worst place in the state. because accidents at crossings already at 280, all we have to do is fence those areas where we are getting a lot of collisions. >> research showed that mountain lions are the most honorable. -- vulnerable. >> there are several new releases on disney plus including a home alone reboot called home sweet home alone. >> dad? they don't even know i'm here. they don't even know i'm here.

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>> it is clear this morning. mostly sunny this afternoon with warmer than average turns temperatures. get outside and enjoy them if you can. take off work early. valley fog is coming back again. that's tomorrow morning. or high clouds. our area of high pressure two of them, and look at this. atmospheric river that is going to bring flooding to the specific -- pacific northwest. we are watching the low clouds hanging around through the entire morning commute. by the end of lunch, you can see for most of the traditionally 1:00, for us it is like 9:00 or 10:00, it is going to be gone, and then is going to come in

with my other conditions. we have upper 60's and 67. 69 degrees, 75 degrees for the rest of us. tonight, we are following to the upper 40's and low 50's. you can see all of the fog out there. we will have an offshore breeze and some of that could sneak in as this morning. let's make a run into the mid and upper 60's. today through sunday, the coast, low to mid 70's for the neighborhood. it will be a little less sunshine each and every day. starting tomorrow, clouds are getting a little thicker, and the breeze ends and the onshore breeze begins, and cooler weather each and every day until we are low below average three. try all 70's. >> thank you. today you get a chance to support small businesses into some of your holiday shopping. festival is returning. this is one of the largest arts

and crafts festivals in the wes kitts. art, jewelry, pottery, clothing. a lot more. it starts at 10:00, and you can check it out through sunday. >> coming up, the warriors game. one way you can breeze through the vaccine checkpoint. >> caught in the crossfire. we are hearing from american tourists hurt in a gunfight in a resort in cancún. smooth dark chocolate, refreshing peppermint, enter york mode. ♪ rich chocolate candy and creamy caramel. that's how you rolo. ♪

>> if you're just joining us, here are seven things you need to know. two separate incidents involving children and stolen vehicles. latest car theft that happens at a wing step -- wing stop in concorde. thankfully, the infant was found safe, but the police are still through the suspect. >> a similar story in pittsburgh. a one-year-old girl is safe after he in a stolen car. the car was found, leading to an amber alert. the suspect has not been found. >> the vent -- death toll from the astroworld music festival remains climbing. another person died after

spending a week in hospital. >> the cap 26 climate conference may have to be extended after today, which was supposed to be the final day. participants are still reviewing a draft agreement that critics say as to water down. >> the local environment. 69 to 74 degrees. that is about seven degrees warmer than average. >> there is another major blocking issue. dealing thing is really going to impact you is the commute. there is a large commute. >> number seven, britney spears could be freed from her conservatorship today. the judge is expected to decide whether to terminate an agreement that has controlled her life for nearly 14 years. >> our first look at american taurus who were hurt by gunfight and they are talking to abc news. here is an abc news reporter. >> the first look. abc news exclusive. a shooting in paradise.

>> i thought i was going to die. >> american taurus was shot while occasioning in a popular resort area in mexico late last week. caught the crosshairs of gunfire by rival gangs. he is speaking out to gma. that is when we start hearing gunfire. >> he was with his partner and two friends when gunmen headed to shore just south of cancún an open fire. shooting left two dead and four americans injured. >> we thought there were fireworks, then more start going off and everyone started to run. without the gunmen were going to kill everybody that was there at the resort. coming up, you will hear more about the traumatic story. a first look. abc news, new york. >> the golden state warriors are taking on the chicago bulls a chase center. if you're headed to the game, the team was you to download an app to help avoid a bottleneck

of fans that are entering the stadium. it is and app that you may be familiar with at the airport, but you can use it for free to get into nba games and other events. once you download it, you can select help cap with other quick details. warriors say that their welcoming fans in person. they have had some big backups because of the various vaccine checkpoints. the health pass helps avoid that and get you there faster. >> open up the app and if you see the app, it is a seamless entry. we have one of the west plaza at east plaza, and it is clearly marked by flags. also by banners. what it does is it bubbles around to find not only vaccination cards, but also drivers licenses. >> you have to be 18 or older to use the app. it is in compliance with the san francisco mandate. where's fans are required to show proof of vaccination to

enter chase center. two to 11-year-olds have to show negative for vitesse. >> i have it on the phone. it is pretty easy to figure out. quick tre had it. >> then i added this part to it. >>'s safety a couple of minutes of application -- aggravation. one man is proving it's never too late to follow your dreams. his accomplishment, and 89 years old. wax trader joe's calls back a few that has bones in it. >> three people are in a crash, and it is all on camera. a protest on the gold gate bridge. >> taking a live look outside, we will be right back.

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holiday spirit. >> something but santa. good morning. abc is live on abc seven live and hulu and wherever you stream. mike says we have a nice weekend of weather coming. >> we really do. we will have fog every morning, but the afternoons are going to be fantastic, just like it was for veterans day yesterday. the thickest fog, goingog, national weather service, is in san francisco. they issued a dense fog advisory to 10:00 with this ability less than a quarter of a mile. that will create some hazardous driving conditions because of that reduction. the national weather service in monterey has not put one out for the valleys, even though they could if you look at santa rosa and ukiah. less than a quarter-mile of visibility, and it will be until 10:00. temperatures are running from

about 47 to 54. during the commute, by noon, just about all of fog out of fear could have hayes and sunshine. look at these temperatures. 60's and 70's. even warmer weather is possible tomorrow. i will show you the newest numbers, coming up. >> thank you. such a scary night for parents, and a reminder for all of us to never leave kids alone in the car. police and the east bay are now looking for car thieves who took off in vehicles with babies inside. this happened to several times last night. first in front of him mexican restaurant pittsburgh, and again in front of with -- wing stop in concord. both babies are ok, but they were found a short time later. this is video of those. an abc news reporter has the latest. >> good morning. wild evening. two separate incidents incidents

occurring in front of the swing stop in concord, and the other earlier that evening in pittsburgh. both involved recoveries. they are ok. according to police, they say the man got out of his car to talk someone. the owner of the car was a few feet from his car what a woman approached him and asked both of them for a cigarette. they both declined saying that they did not have one. the child's father said that, and police state woman got in the car and drove off. the child was in the backseat. they were secured in a car seat. and amber alert was issued, they found the child in the car, abandoned at an apartment complex nearby. the suspect was nowhere to be found. >> one of the neighbors heard a baby crying, and when they heard that, they flashlights and saw a baby. when they saw the baby, they called the police, and we don't know where this person went. >> please say they ar t

for the suspect. she is a white woman in her early 30's with a face tattoo. they did not say if the two incidents here and in concord that evening and it's berke are related. the one in pittsburgh happened several hours before the one in concord. police in both departments have not ruled out the possibility that they are related. they are still investigating. as mentioned, both children in both incidents were returned to their families and our state. live in concord, ryan curry, abc 7 news. >> thank you. two officers at the golden gate bridge were hurt after a chain reaction crash. sky seven was over the scene as an suv smashed into a truck, hitting the people behind it. they were there monitoring a group of anti-vaccination protesters together near the toll process -- plaza. it was traveling northbound when it hit a sweeper truck with careened into a buffer truck that hit the victims.

ce- ce sti i>> traffic was already m because of an anti-vaccination protest. that rally unfolded in the toll process -- plus at the golden gate bridge. a group called the advocates for citizen rights organize this event. they oppose state and federal mandates requiring vaccinations for employment. >> i don't want people to be forced to put anything in their bodies. >> i am here because there are a lot of black people whose voices are silent in this fight. a lot of black people will be unemployed. >> there some tense moments on the bridge when officers arrested a man who tried to stop traffic while holding a sign. he was charged with resisting arrest. >> donations to the gofundme account of jasper wound now top $200,000. the 23-month-old boy was struck by a stray bullet will in a month -- car with his mom.

now, the chamber of commerce is offering a reward. >> we are here to wake up people and say enough is enough. something has to be done. cannot be done by just one or two people. it has to be all of us. >> anyone with information is asked to call chp. the numbers on the screen. the $10,000 rewardwardwa grabs for any information that leads to the arrest of the shooter. >> in brentwood, one man died and another is hospitalized after a fire. this happened on nancy street. for firefighters got there. one tried to put the flames out the garden hose. >> oh my god, call 911. he called 911. i put the water hose, and they were screaming to get out. there was a fire. they were screaming, but i didn't really hear.

>> the firefighters pulled two victims from the building. they were able to revive one of the victims and transport them to hospital. a dog also died in the fire. they do not know the cause. >> the santa rosa school learned a valuable lesson about the value -- dangers of carbon monoxide poisoning. this force and evacuation of a bridge church yesterday morning. there was a carbon monoxide leak. 14 people, 12 of them students at the grace christian academy had to be treated for carbon monoxide exposure. it turns out that someone covered a heating and air conditioning unit on the roof, but -- with a tarp because of the recent rain because it was leaking. >> in the process of covering the hvac unit with a tarp, the co from the unit that would normally be expelled out with air was circulating through the hvac unit. it was distributed throughout the building. >> thankfully, everyone was

treated and released. >> there been some shocking comments in a courtroom for one of the arbery trial. they are monitoring the closely watched case, including new evidence that the jury is getting to see. >> jurors watched security camera footage of other people who entered a georgia home that was under construction in the months before 25-year-old arbery was gone down. ray surrounds this entire case. three white men are accused of the murder of arbery, a black jogger in february of last year. the defense claims it was self-defense. they were trying to detain a suspected thief for what we are learning, when arbery was fatally shot. prosecutors say nothing was stolen. jurors on thursday watched surveillance footage from the construction site. it shows two white boys walking onto the property and leave with why would. video also shows a white man and woman walking onto the property

at night. these clips also show arbery in the unfinished home on five different occasions. then there was this exchange from the defense attorney. he was upset that the reverend al sharpton took one of the few seats available in the courtroom. >> that's it. we don't want any more black pastors coming in here. jesse jackson, whoever was in her earlier this week, sitting with the victims family, trying to influence the jury in this case. >> the judge presiding over the case said no, he is not going to restrict courtroom seating to keep sharpton out. he threw that request out, saying he did not even notice the reference sitting in the corner of the courtroom. the trial is expected to end, but it is looking less likely, giving the latest of elements. >> thank you. we are less than two weeks away from thanksgiving, and a lot of people are still trying to decide whether to celebrate her stairway. covid-19 cases are rising in nearly two dozen states rayna.

your help, especially as we grapple with the reality of his pandemic, is important to us as we build a better bay area. abc 7 news reporters show us how some are assessing the risk of travel. >> two weeks until thanksgiving, marking the second season under the pandemic. a difference this year. we have vaccines and boosters to better our chances of staying healthy. even with the added layer of health protection, there is still a level of risk when traveling and gathering. >> it really depends on where you are going. how much the infection rates are locally, wherever you travel. who you are going to be with. >> at the national air air air r >> eight of us have to get together. are they ok? their babies above. there is a lot of factoring. >> even questioning your own comfort level. parents will be packing up cars and avoiding air travel. >> it eight hours, and a one

hour flight would be normal, but desperate >> stanford university student brian has evaluated the risk. he pranced -- plans to take extra precautions. >> you have to take advantage of the flexible testing kits on campus and take a covid test every day. for the week leading up to going home. >> when he gets back to the bay area, the stanford university is published guidance for students. it will impact anyone who travels and returns to campus. an infectious disease doctor says that coming back from different destinations, safety is still concerned. >> there could be regular factions -- infections, and it could be a symptomatically at you can definitely bring back infection into a closed community. >> something to reflect on as you assess your own risk. abc 7 news. >> the warning about knockoffs

as you start to check things off of your holiday list. >> signs of a baby boom after a big decline during the pandemic. we will check on the weather with mike. >> hey, daddy. >> oh my goodness. it is a good day today. let's start off with some slight improvement in our drought monitor. we have dropped to 92%, and then from 83 to 80. an extreme from 39 to 38. where does that put the bay area? we have a little bit of a severe spot developing in the county thanks to the atmospheric river, and other rain. the rest of us, not much. i'm, not there. our reservoir levels will be shown later on in the fork. list talk about fog. it is coming right and across brentwood. right through highway four to pittsburgh, concord, to walnut creek. then south of that where has not made it yet.

temperatures are in the mid 40's in the tri-valley. look at that. mid to upper 40's in the north bay. mt. view, 49. upper 50's and most of the south bay. let's go to the east bay dave rose. there will still be a little bit of fog hanging around. a lot of hayes at 61. by noon, we are at 68. low 70's for several hours this afternoon, and then down to 60 by the time we get to 8:00 this evening. here's a look at what is going on with the activity plan. it is going to be sunny and comfortable with a few 70's. sunny out on the bay, and for friday football, it will start comfortable but then it will get chilly. here's a look at the foggy walnut creek. there is little bit out there. that's the reason. let's go over to the commute. >> thank you. good morning. happy friday to all of you. we are having very light traffic across the board this morning. we'll bring you a few light cameras to show off.

the san mateo bridge. things are moving smoothly. seven things has cleared cleared if you are worried about that, it is good to go. here's a coliseum camera. headlights are traveling southbound for your reference, and things are looking good. then look at the drivetime. this is how you know it's a nice day for traffic. it is running on time. just 28 minutes. then to concord, 15 minutes. it

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december. >> the oakland zoo is going rate delightful holiday. a wildly illuminating lantern festival kicks off this evening. visitors can take a mile long stroll to see larger-than-life glowing animals. there is an african safari with elephants and drafts, rain forest with giant pandas, and a gondola ride to the land of bugs featuring 65 foot queen ant tunnel. tickets are $24 for adults and $20 for children. we were talking about this yesterday. did they have after dark? >> i think it is only after dark. quick steaming like a late late show? an after party. >> beverages and a dj. >> hors d'oeuvres. finger food. >> right? i want to go.

>> consult with us. we take ideas and just make them bloom. add alcohol and a dj. that's it. that's our go to. it is 5:49 a.m.. let's get off to a good start by looking at centro tower. there is a whole lot of tule fog moving through the delta right now. also in the north bay valley. other than that, we have really nice weather. all the way through the weekend, it will hold on. of all the returns next week, a lot of time, we get a transition because of cold front of rain. in this case, not so much. let me show you some atmosphere. this thing is a norm us. all the way from the west. the hawaiian islands up to the pacific northwest. at least 3500 miles. that is why we are going to have some issues with some flooding. around the pacific northwest in the next day or two.

for us, high-pressure is going to push out. it is dropping anchor over us. sinking air will put a litebi l, so will be a little hazy this afternoon. it is not as fair as other days. there's a lot of humidity in the air. that is more of hayes than anything else. 57 and happen bay. 69 and richmond. can't quite make it to 70. 70 to 75 degrees. tonight, our inland valley will be back in the 40's with more fog. some of it could spill into the bay. it could be a little more developed along the coast, but we will still have an offshore breeze. it will be hard to develop in those areas. as much as it is going to be in the same area as this morning. let me get out of the way show you the seven day forecast. tomorrow, and increasing cloud. there will be dickered clouds that have us, more than normal. it is possible, and sunday, those thicker clouds will then take a degree or two from us. the onshore flow will be quite

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