reggie: oakland under threat of seemingly constant violence. what we are learning about two of the four victims who died in the span of just 24 hours. kumasi: addressing world leaders. president biden at the united nations today. what he is expected to focus on in his speech. reggie: buckle up and breath allies -- and breathalyze. the technology that could soon be added to every new car. drew, the roads were wet. drew: they are wet this morning. we have scattered showers out there. we will end the day with sunshine, but wet weather is out there. down at street level, had se lightning and par north of rio . those of the couple of lightning strikes you see right there. this is the threat of thunderstorms this morning. very light rain over the city. some light rain beginning to spread into oakland as well this morning. redwood city, stanford, sunnyvale, some mist and drizzle

this morning. it is all part of a storm system pushing to our east. this is a level 1 storm this morning with spotty showers, possibly brief heavy downpours. there's the chance of a thunderstorm. by about noon, all of this action is out of here. a live look outside, what we will find during the day is scattered showers first thing this morning, so take the umbrella with you if you're headed out the door over the next hour or so. that chance is really fading by midday. we will dry out, temperatures mainly in the 60's and 70's. as we welcome fall tomorrow, temperatures will warm up. we will talk about that in about a minutes. >> we have a major issue on the san mateo bridge this morning in the eastbound direction. all lanes are blocked. we have a live picture right now. according to chp, there were reports of a person hit on the roadway around 4:30 this morning . all lanes are blocked. they have not given us an estimated time as to when everything will reopen, so at

this time, eastbound 92 as you travel on the san mateo bridge is shut down. reggie: thank you. this morning, a major develop into and the war in ukraine. russian president vladimir putin moving overnight to annex portions of eastern and southern ukraine. we will go back to jobina, as president biden is set to address the u.n. today. jobina: president biden will speak on a range of issues during his address today, but his main focus will be ukraine. >> he will offer a firm rebuke of russia's unjust war in ukraine. countries cannot conquer their neighbors i force. jobina: russian president vladimir putin announced the partial mobilization of russian citizens in an effort to increase the size of the russian military. reuters reports after the announcement, flights sold out flying out of russia. he also threatened to use "all the means at our disposal to defend russia's territorial integrity." officials say while biden will

offer harsh criticism of putin, he will not call for russia's removal from the un security council. today's meeting is the first time the u.n. general assembly is meeting fully in person since the pandemic began. kumasi: thank you. this morning it is a crisis of crime really paralyzing the city of oakland amid a desperate search for solutions. violence exploded once again this week with four people killed within 24 hours. one person was killed near city hall on 14th street a. the night before that, a woman was shot and killed in the fruitvale district. less than an hour later, two men were gunned down outside the landing a restaurant on telegraph avenue. new surveillance video shows the moment that gunfire er upted. we want to warn you, the video does show graphic violence. in the video you can see three men standing outside the restaurant when a white car drives up and someone starts to

shoot. you can see the muzzle flash. the bullets start to fly. friends identified one of the victims as 27-year-old -- is a 27-year-old. the other, it 57-year-old, a beloved member of the islamic center. >> by the time we get there, we saw him inside the store, drenched in his own blood. i saw my son standing over his body screaming, trying to do something. i think by the time he got there, he was already gone. kumasi: police believe there were multiple shooters inside that moving vehicle, but no arrests have been made as of this morning. reggie: one firefighter being treated for minor injuries after a three alarm fire started just effort and :00 last night at 139's and washington avenue. investigators say this building

is a so-called rowhouse. fire fighters are asking people to stay away from the area as they continue to put out hotspots. fire investigators looking for a suspect accused of starting three vegetation fires in oakland. officials say the fires broke out less than a mile from each other along interstate 580. crews found flares at each location. kumasi: san francisco unified has paused its plan to give students muslim holidays off next school year after community resistance. last month the board voted to add two muslim holidays to the academic calendar. supporters say hundreds of students were missing class each year for those holidays, but some called that decision unfair, noting that the district does not observe prominent jewish holidays or other faith celebrations. one attorney even threatened a lawsuit over the issue. >> you should use eid as an exam for how other communities engage

with this process. >> why aren't these jewish holidays, at least two or three of them, able to get a day off? kumasi: several people addressed that issue during the public comment at last night's board meeting. the board is now promising to come up with a new plan to help students fairly celebrate cultural and religious holidays. reggie: the san jose police department is looking to technology to help reduce crime and improve traffic safety. so far the city has seen 50 traffic deaths are you last year the city reached that same mark in november. in an effort to crack down in 2021, san jose installed automated license plate readers on monterey road and koerner avenue. one of the citi's deadliest intersections. >> they are doing what a person standing on the street corner would do, but with greater reliability. we are very excited to get into this technology, and we think it is going to be a trimmed benefit to the community.

reggie: san jose is currently working on a plan to address privacy concerns, but hopes to add more cameras to combat not just crashes come about other crimes. kumasi: all new cars may soon be able to check drivers for alcohol use. a recommendation from the ntsb would put the brakes on drunk driving deaths hopefully. lena howland is live with the details of this plan. good morning. lena: good morning. the ntsb wants to see alcohol detection systems put in all new vehicles produced moving forward . that can stop an intoxicated person from driving. if this recommendation is implement it by the national highway traffic safety administration, experts say it could reduce the number of alcohol-related crashes, one of the biggest causes of highway deaths in the country. this push stems from the ntsb investigation into a horrific crash near fresno last year. a drunk driver crashed head-on with another vehicle on new year's day, killing both adult

drivers and seven children, ranging from six to 15 years old . that is why the agency is now considering the idea of passive alcohol detection systems, meaning drivers would not be required to perform a task like blowing into a breathalyzer before hitting the road. they are also looking into technology which could test for blood alcohol through touch. >> i look at this technology as part of this progression we see in car technology into electrical vehicles, having self driving cars. we are talking about safety. lena: the ntsb no regulatory authority and can only ask other agencies to act using recommendation to add pressure onto the national highway traffic safety administration to move. a law passed last year gives the agency a three year timeline. they told kgo -- they told abc 7 news in response the agency

has initiated work to meet the bipartisan infrastructure laws requirement for rulemaking concerning advanced impaired driving technology in vehicles at mothers against drunk driving says this technology will not hassle the sober driver and if you are not impaired, you will not notice a difference in your driving experience. we are going to hear from them in the next half-hour. live in san francisco, lena howland, abc 7 news. drew: we are tracking a final day of showers out there. i want to zoom down to street level and to the east bay. we had this cell popping up. here is deer valley road, brentwood highway four. this is a heavy downpour that will cross highway for over the next minute or so, so likely brief heavy rain in parts of the area this morning. even a couple of lightning strikes north of rio vista with another cell. for most of us it is just some light rain, if not mist and drizzle through san mateo, even redwood city this moaning.

the bigger picture, live doppler 7 along with satellite, here is our area of low pressure. this system was response both the rain on sunday, the thunderstorms monday and tuesday, and now it is finally pushing inland, crossing us currently. that is why we have the rain this morning. we had light showers, some high elevation snow in the sierra this morning. on the storm impacts scale it as a lever one this morning -- a level 1 this morning. a thunderstorm is possible. we have already seen lightning this morning. hour-by-hour, those scattered showers are with us. by noon that chance is fading. by the afternoon, we have the sunshine, we are drying out, and temperatures close to average for this time of year. morning showers given way to afternoon sunshine. we will climb into the 70's if not 80 in fairfield, 71 in the city, 74 in oakland, 75 in santa rosa. tomorrow, temperatures start to warm. by the weekend, temperatures warm to hot, well above average. we will show you that and about

eight minutes. let's see how we are doing with that traffic alert. jobina: we have been able to confirm with chp that this is a deadly incident on the san mateo bridge right now, in the eastbound direction. all lanes are blocked, so you need to avoid this area this morning. around 4:30 this morning, what we are learning from officials is that a vehicle had a person on the roadway, and we have not been given an estimated time as to when all lanes will reopen, so that is the latest on that issue this morning. we have a commuter alert coming in due to the wet weather conditions. they are asking everyone to expect about a 10 minute delay possibly in all directions on all train lines, and to expect wet stairs and platforms this morning. dream force in town. we will continue to remind you that we do have some closures there. howard street will be detoured via southbound 2nd street to harrison street or via new montgomery street to hawthorne street. muni service and must goni center will be delayed as well. reggie: thank you.

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reggie: hurricane fiona has escalated into a category four storm as it leaves turks and caicos and now takes aim at bermuda. the storm has left a path of destruction, now blamed for at least five deaths in puerto rico, where it caused widespread damage and a massive power outage. as the island begins cleaning up, lawmakers in washington are calling for major improvements to the power grid. >> enough is enough. the puerto rican energy bureau must push not only to restore power, but to once and for all create a distributed, more resilient grid, and we will back them up. reggie: the u.s. aid department urged citizens to reconsider travel to bermuda due to the

storm's potential impact. the departed also authorized family mom is a government personnel to leave the island. kumasi: your voice, your vote. a brewing battle between governor newsom and some of his political allies over prop 30, which is on november's ballot. this would create a new 1% tax on californians making more than $2 million a year to provide funding for electric vehicles and charging infrastructure. san francisco-based right hailing company lyft has poured millions of dollars into supporting the bill, and left could benefit, and that is something governor newsom is concerned about. gov. newsom: it is a big tax increase that is proportionately benefits a few large corporations. there was one large corporation, a wonderful company, that is going to be one of the beneficiaries of raising everybody else's taxes. >> the fact that about 1% of the benefit might go to them doesn't worry me too much, if that means we'll all get to breathe cleaner air. kumasi: newsom's ally -- the

mayor is supporting the bill. he sees it as a benefit. another newsom ally is also in support of prop 30. reggie: happening tomorrow, and effort to find solutions due to the damage caused by wild pigs across the state. the california department of fish and wildlife will hold a forum to address this. we have seen the damage they can cause. the animals tear up yards looking for food, and they can be aggressive. mars event starts at 9:00 a.m. officials hope to learn more about the challenges people face because of the pigs and discuss solutions with scientists. a first of its kind recommendation on how we look at our health, coming from an influential doctors group. the u.s. preventative services task force is proposing that adults under the age of 65 we routinely screened for anxiety, talking about things like panic

attacks and phobias. it includes pregnant and postpartum people or get the task force made a similar proposal in april for children and teens ages eight to 18. anxiety disorders are among the most commo complaints, affecting about 40% of women and 1/4 of men. kumasi: san francisco residents now have a safe place to go in the area -- from wildfires. the state page to upgrade the ventilation systems to create an accessible space for residents to escape smoke. this logo you see on the screen is what you need to look for. it ended if i's other centers that will open up across the state. reggie: sometimes names can be decisive, and it looks like rudy's cafe is staying true to its name. the popular emeryville restaurant is set to reopen in october under new ownership.

it close last month after 20 years in business. now a note on the door says three former employees have purchased the restaurant and are going to bring it back. kumasi: if you are thinking about treating yourself to a nice meal, "the new york times" is out with its list of 50 favorite restaurants in the country, and you know the bay area is all up in there. three restaurants in san francisco arguing rave reviews. a filipino restaurant has a way of every dinner feel like a party. it also names -- in the mission as one of its favorite places to get korean barbecue. if you're doing wine country, -- is on the list, any plant-based restaurant that opened in hillsboro -- in hillsboro. reggie: i will he want to go. so if anyone wants to go with me.

it is not just slurpee's bursting with flavor. the convenience store is teaming up with crocs. mega crush clogs is what they are calling it. 7 eleven says they are wrapped in 7 eleven drip. drew: they've got the youth's lingo down. reggie: they are $110, so they don't have the youth's budget, drew. drew: well, is it 10 easy payments of $9.99 or whatever? reggie: if you want them, you have to enter a raffle, and then pray to the moon. i mean, come on. this is a lot. they plan to release three other versions, but the raffle won't happen until november. kumasi: i do kind of like the ones on the end. reggie: really? kumasi: yeah.

drew: earlier this month i did get my first pair of crocs. reggie: what? drew: i was in a wedding and it was part of the party's wedding gift. i get it. i tried them on. reggie: they give you crocs? drew: yeah. what are the things you put on them, the little accessories? kumasi: there's a name. drew: they are very specific to each person. i get it. i tried them on. i wore those the entire day until i had to take them off for the wedding. i get it. they are comfortable. i see why people -- what are they called? jibbets. mine had a son cloud. also a martini glass. each one had our initials on it. kumasi: that is a thoughtful gift. drew: she was amazing, this bride. totally gave us amazing gifts to be in her party. but i get it. kumasi: reggie, let's get on board. drew: just try it. reggie: no, i've owned them.

drew: that's right. reggie: i have tried them. kumasi: and they were not comfortable, or they were not cute? or both? reggie: i thought i was getting away with them, and i was told i was not. kumasi: well, it is a new era. [laughter] now is your time. drew: when have you ever heard reggie follow somebody's advice? reggie is his own person. [laughter] kumasi: that's true. drew: that's the truth right there. reggie: i'm not arguing. [laughter] drew:. . bring them back. wet roadways this morning. we are tracking showers and even the occasional thunder from this morning, but this afternoon it is almost like we are setting up two different days. the afternoon will see sunshine come out. the showers are out of here. tomorrow fall arise, and with it it will bring some warmer weather. in the north bay, some scattered showers. even had a shower move through napa about an hour ago. some light rain is not drizzle through the city.

down 101, we are wet most certainly heading to the airport this morning. woodside, some light showers there. here's highway four. there is a heavy downpour moving off to the north. it is mild out there. either side of about 60 degrees this morning. hour-by-hour wego. by noon, still the chance of an isolated shower. by the afternoon come of that chance is out of here. sunny skies later on today. highs today into the 70's. morning shower to afternoon sunshine. it is a level one on the exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale. overnight we will likely have areas of patchy fog and in the north bay. here's a seven day forecast. if you morning showers. we are drying out in the afternoon. fall begins tomorrow. we are bringing warmer weather with it to end the week. saturday and sunday, nothing but sunshine. we will go into the 80's and 90's away from the coast. kumasi: coming up, the seven things to know this morning. reggie: google helping you with focu

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citizens to increase the military. president biden is expected to rebuke putin. reggie: the board says it will work on a new plan. kumasi: starting friday, california will align covid mask recommendations with cdc guidelines. that means the state will drop its strong recommendation indoors. you can choose to wear it when you want. reggie: today the federal reserve is expected to increase interest rates again another 0.75%. this is the latest effort to try to slow inflation. drew: we are tracking morning showers on live doppler 7. we will have the exclusive impact scale this morning a level 1. showers mid-day for brightest guys this afternoon. jobina: we are still following a

major alert on the san mateo bridge due to a deadly incident there reported around 4:30 this morning. we have an update at the chp has opened one lane. kumasi: number seven, the ntsb wants all new vehicles to check drivers for alcohol use. the recommendation, if it is enacted, could reduce the number of alcohol-related crashes. google is trying to simply five booking international travel, along with a new focus on environment to impact. the new features allow you to buy train tickets through search and select countries like japan, germany, italy and spain. users can choose more conscious options by filtering for low emissions only. results will be listed in order of emissions amount. there is no one eco-certified filter for hotels, too. reggie:reggie: spotify is adding audiobooks. spotify users can buy and listen to more than 300,000 titles. the company launched their latest offering with a new hub geared towards audiobooks. spotify is betting on the

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kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30.

prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30. >> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. reggie: interest rate increase. the fedex begin to announce the move today. the -- the fed is expected to announce the move today. the impact it will have on your ballot. >> i'm happy that there is "abbott elementary" to show people there is a way forward together. reggie: a new season of "abbott elementary" premieres tonight on abc 7. how the cast is reacting to the positivity coming out of the

show. good morning and welcome to wednesday comes up, 21st. -- wednesday, september 21. drew: today is the final day of wet weather in the forecast over the next seven days. live doppler 7 sweeping around, finding some light showers across the city this morning. certainly some light drizzle if you are headed to the airport this morning. you will likely encounter some rain this morning. what we are watching is some heavier rain working through antioch. here's highway four, hillcrest avenue, wilbur avenue. heavier showers working to the north this morning. on the storm impact scale, this is a level 1 we are tracking. spotty showers, some briefly heavy, and there is the chance of a thunderstorm. here is how the day plays out. a lot of cloud cover this morning. showers, the best chance over the next couple of hours. midday the chance fades. by the afternoon, we have a lot of sunshine and temperatures in

the 60's and 70's. we will go hour-by-hour and show you a warmer weekend on the way, coming up in a few minutes. reggie: four homicides within 24 hours. violence seems to be exploding in oakland this week. residents looking for solutions. abc 7 news reporter gloria rodriguez joins us with more. gloria: one person was killed near city hall in broad daylight as the city council was any meeting. during this violent 24 hours, it woman was shot and killed in the fruitvale district, and an hour later, two men gunned down. we have new surveillance video of that. i want to warn you, it does show graphic violence. surveillance video shows three men standing outside of a restaurant when a white car drives by with someone inside shooting multiple rounds. the muzzle flashes and bullets go flying. one of the victims was a 27-year-old. another, a beloved member of the

oakland islamic center. he was at the river nile market next door to the restaurant. gunfire at a bus stop outside of oakland city hall tuesday, interrupting the city council meeting. the area roped off as officers investigated. folks who live and work in oakland are frustrated i this violence. >> as i was walking back this way, i just heard gunshots. it was scary hearing the shots. this is broad daylight, 2:00 in the afternoon. i mean, really? it is not safe at all. in the afternoon, anytime, anywhere now. gloria: one of the two men died, the other rushed to the hospital. at last check, he was still alive. police did not mention what may have led up to the shooting and who was to blame. we have not gotten any word of any arrests in this case. the oakland city council president saying it was shocking and unacceptable, and that it is

not what should be happening every day. kumasi: thank you. today the federal reserve is expected to make another significant interest rate hike. this is another effort to slow inflation after that higher-than-expected consumer price index report last month. jobina: the goal of this is to bring down inflation and in turn bring down the cost of everything we buy from food to clothing, but the move will make it more expensive to borrow money, especially for things like car loans, mortgages, and credit card interest rates. the fed is expected to increase the key interest rate by 0.75 percent, but some analysts think they could go up to a full 1% hike, which could send the stock market spiraling. >> if they do, that would be a surprise to me and to markets, to investors. it would be a pretty bad day in the stock market. jobina: experts say it will take a little time to see if this hike provides relief. one bright spot right now, the

unemployment rate means very low , still under 4%. reggie: in the coming years, new cars could soon include features that check for alcohol use. the is recommending all new cars in the u.s. he designed with systems that could stop a drunk driver. abc 7 news reporter lena howland is more with -- is live with more on how this technology works. lena: the ntsb want to see passive alcohol detection systems put in all new vehicles made mov forward meaningorm a te road. they are also looking into technology which could test for blood alcohol through touch. if this recommendation isn't limited by the national highway traffic safety administration, experts say it could reduce the number of alcohol-related crashes, one of the biggest causes of highway deaths in the country. this pushed stems from the ntsb

investigation into a horrific crash near fresno last year. a drunk driver crashed head on new year's day, killing both adult drivers and seven children , ranging from six to 15 years old. stephanie manning with mothers against drunk driving ways in. >> those children and those adults should be alive today. there is no reason why that crash had to occur because we have the technology to prevent that crash and other crashes that happen day in and day out. lena: the ntsb has noyy n on otr enciessiherecommendation to addt last year gives the agency a three year timeline. they told abc7news in response the only acceptable number of impaired driving crashes is zero. the agency has initiated work to meet the bipartisan infrastructure laws requirement

for rulemaking concerning advanced impaired driving technology in vehicles. mothers against drunk driving also added that drivers will not have to -- in order to get their vehicles moving, and if you are not impaired, you will not notice a difference in your driving experience. live from the bay bridge, lena howland, abc 7 news. reggie: monterey county residents are back on this morning after a fire broke out at apg&e battery storage facility. people in nearby areas were ordered to shelter-in-place. investigators say a tesla made lithium-ion mega battery on site burst into flames. the fire forced road closures, and tooting a stretch of highway one. fire fighters had to let the batteries burn at the storage facility for safety. there were some concerns about coccyx fumes. >> with our training, with -- about toxic fumes. >> with our training, we are to

let that battery burn and tech exposures around it. reggie: the monterey county sheriff's office says there may still be smoke lingering in the area for several days. all the roads are now back open. kumasi: an internal review of the fda's actions leading up to the baby formula crisis earlier this year finds plenty of blame to go around. a company snuff you in error, outdated technology, and poor communication worse in the supply shortage. interviewers found that inadequate processes and a lack of clarity may have delayed the agency response to contamination concerns in michigan. chief of the fda says the situation highlights just how little authority the agency has to compel companies to "do the right thing." reggie: cancer death rates in america are falling thanks to new treatment and improved screening. according to a new report from the american association for

cancer research, there are now more than 18 million cancer survivors living in the u.s. cancer deaths were down almost 7% between 2016 and 2019. h new anticancer medications have been approved by the fda. the report also mentions that new technology is aiding in technology -- is aiding and detecting early-stage cancer. kumasi: some changes are on the way. the state will drop its overall strong recommendation that everyone wear a mask indoors. it will now be based on levels of community transmission. where the level is low, the cdc guidance says people can choose to mask at any time. all but two counties are in low transmission. the new recommendations do not affect health care and long-term care facilities. no nyquil. the fda warning about not cooking chicken with the

medicine and the severe damage it can cause. >> now it is time to get this party started. reggie: all about "abbott elementary." dme award-winning series returns tonight abc 7. first, here's drew. drew: we are tracking somewhat weather this morning. today is the final day of showers in the forecast. we will start to dry out and warm up as we headed to the weekend. this morning, some scattered showers in the east bay, some light drizzle around oakland. even danville, walnut creek in and out of some light showers this morning. along the peninsula, you can see san mateo, foster city certainly finding some wet pavement out there this morning and some light showers. why we are seeing this rain this morning, here's an area of low pressure on live doppler 7. the same low response for the rain on sunday is no moving inland. we will be pushing to the east later this afternoon, but it is bringing that wet weather first

thing this morning. on the exclusive storm impact scale, a level this morning with spotty showers and a chance of a thunderstorm this morning as well. hour-by-hour we will track those light showers first thing. midday that chance is really fading quickly. by the afternoon, the clouds will break down and we finished the day with a fair amount of sunshine. later today we find that sunshine, temperatures generally going into the 70's this afternoon. the three day forecast shown that wet weather this morning, tomorrow dry with warmer weather, and that warmer pattern continues into friday and just accelerates over the weekend. we will talk about the weekend, coming up. let's say hi to jobina. jobina: we still have an alert in effect on the san mateo bridge, impacting east and commuters on 92 due to a deadly incident around 4:30 this morning on the roadway. you can see we still have emergency crews in place. we have not been given an estimated time as to when all lanes will reopen, but the positive update is that we have

one lane open right now. you can see those cars moving through. coming in from bart right now, expect a 10 minute delay in all directions. officials say this is due to the wet weather and wet platforms. check this out for our super commuters. one hour and 36 minutes traveling from tracy to dublin. you are wondering why. it is because of a vehicle fire that is going to be on westbound 580 past grant line road. we have a number of traffic we have a number of traffic issues this mo we have a number of traffic iliving with metastatic breast cancer means being relentless. because every day matters. and having more of them is possible with verzenio. the only one of its kind proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant, regardless of menopause status. verzenio + fulvestrant is for hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer that has progressed after hormone therapy. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause dehydration or infection. at the first sign, call your doctor start an anti-diarrheal and drink fluids. before taking verzenio, tell your doctor about any fever,

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that would happen to me. >> 22-year-old alicia franklin says she was raped by the man now accused of kidnapping and killing memphis jogger eliza fletcher. alicia alleging he attacked her almost a full year for eliza went missing, but the dna results were not reported until after eliza disappeared. this morning she is breaking her silence. >> did they give you any explanation about why you had all of these details about him and still they did not track him down? >> they said they did not have enough evidence. this is not enough evidence to charge him for rape. >> coming up, more of alicia's story and how she believes eliza fletcher's murder could have been prevented. if your "gma" -- with your "gma" first look, erielle reshef, abc news. reggie: the fda is saying don't cook chicken in nyquil. if you are thinking, why would i do that?

well, social media -- kumasi: tiktok. reggie: you got it. [laughter] a video was shared on tiktok last year that has become very popular. health officials say even if you don't eat the chicken, just heating the medication could be dangerous because it can change the properties, and when you breathe the vapors, it can actually damage your lungs. so don't get your recipes from tiktok if they involve -- kumasi: nyquil and chicken. reggie: the drugstore. kumasi: we will get back to that. in the east bay, the details are still up in the air on the howard terminal ballpark project. according to "the chronicle," it is not clear if the city of oakland and the a's have reached an agreement for the final vote to happen before the end of the year. both sides have to figure out how to pay for millions of dollars in infrastructure upgrades, affordable housing, and a relocation agreement for the city. they are securing public funding

for that project. fans of beloved american icon betty white now have the chance to own items that once belonged to her. within 1500 pieces are now going up this weekend in beverly hills. clothes, paintings, memorabilia, and awards are from white's homes in carmel and los angeles. they include the original director's from golden girls, red carpet gowns, & scripts. >> she wanted this to be for the fans. i think you will have a little touch of nostalgia. it is a celebration of a life well lived. she gave so much to us, and now we have an opportunity to celebrate that. kumasi: yes. organizers say prices are going to be affordable, around $200 to $300, and they say that is because that is what betty would have wanted herself. thank goodness. reggie: tonight onreggie: abc 7, the season two premiere of the emmy award-winning show "abbott

elementary." george pennacchio has that preview. >> we are so happy to be back at it and back with each other and back to making this show that we really love. >> now it is time to get this party started. >> school is back in session for the cast of the emmy-winning comedy "abbott elementary," and there is no place these teachers would rather be. >> this thing that we do i look forward to doing, and not just because they bring me breakfast. but that is a big reason. but it is doing the actual work on a set with people that i adore, surrounded by this great group of talent, the writers and all of our crew. that is but i can't wait to do. so it doesn't feel like going to work. it feels like going to have fun. >> somebody's got it together this year. >> creator quinta brunson, who just won the emmy for comedy writing, says she just knew this field was rich with relatable stories.

>> i knew there was humor in it, heart and it, but reality in it. i'm so happy that even though we did not set out to be representation for teachers, that we are doing such a caring and good job that teachers get to feel represented, if that makes sense. i'm happy we are doing our job well enough for them to appreciate what we are doing. >> barbara, i missed you so much. oh my gosh. i'm going to give you a hug. >> it has been wonderful to hear teachers talk about how much they feel seen, how much they feel respected, how much they feel uplifted. >> sheryl lee ralph also won the emmy for her role. she talked about offering the best education we can for our children. >> we can do better, we will do better, and i am happy that there is "abbott elementary" to show people there is a way forward together. >> ralph is looking forward to

something she would especially like to see on the show this season. >> ♪ o holy night ♪ we have to have a christmas cycle. >> george pennacchio, abc 7 news. reggie: as soon as you see that, you better start writing one. that would be a good episode. the season premiere of "avid elementary" is -- of "abbott elementary" is tonight at :00. that is too late for us, so we will be watching tomorrow. kumasi: i am so looking forward. i am just ready to laugh. drew: in the preview of tonight's episode, they do a tailgate for the eagles game. it looks amazing. and i am also excited they said this season will go into their homes a little bit more, see you see a little more of their personal life outside of school. on excited for that, too. reggie: what is janelle's house

going to look like? she's difference of on the show. kumasi: she's a doomsday prepper. drew: that's right. and she said she was pretty, so she's getting eaten first by the zombies. reggie: if you haven't seen the show, please do. you are going to really enjoy it. drew: especially the day after, because we will be talking about it. here's a live look from our east bay hills camera. we have some rain out there this morning. occasional showers. we have even had a couple of lightning strikes in solano this morning. but the afternoon, brighter skies expected. showers will not linger that long throughout our day. tomorrow fall arrives, and with that we have warmer weather. you can see some light showers and drizzle from the city, some missed engines or around oakland, even san mateo this morning. don't half moon bay, some downpours and pops of yellow rusting and highway one this morning. as you take a look at temperatures, with those

showers, that cloud cover up above, we are on the mild side, upper 50's to lower 60's as you step outside. hour-by-hour on future weather, showing you any showers we have this morning diminished by lunch time. into the afternoon, we will find a lot of sunshine peeking out. we will finish the day with bright skies as this storm system pushes to the east. morning showers giving way to sunshine. high temperatures generally in the 70's later on today. we will find emitted to dropping overnight tonight, so tomorrow feels more comfortable, but likely some areas of patchy dense fog along the coast as we head towards thursday. here's the seven-day forecast. fall arrives tomorrow and will bring warmer weather with it. the weekend, saturday and sunday, nothing but sunshine. 80's, mid 90's inland. keep does above average temperatures early next week. reggie: new at 6:00, why having frequent bad dreams may be a sign of a bigger health problem down the road. kumasi: years in the making. kumasi: years in the making. when san

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kumasi: san francisco's central subway finally has an opening date. starting november 19, it will have a soft opening, and that means weekend rides be free through the end of the year. the full opening will be in january. the central subway was originally set to open in 2018, but faced several challenges during construction. the central subway is going to be open on weekends running for chinatown and going to the station at stockton and glenn. reggie: a nonprofit and a retail giant teaming up. rebuilding together silicon valley and lowe's are working

together to repair homes for three bay area veterans. repairs include landscaping and paint upgrades. >> somewhere between 300 and 350 homes a year, and many of our homeowners veterans. the majority are older adults, and like i said, we try to mature that we can preserve at home for them. >> they are putting bark around my front flowers, putting a screen door up, a window air conditioner. i dearly hold them to my heart. reggie: rebuilding together says there are at least wonder volunteers helping out with the home repair projects. kumasi: san jose's willow glen barky festival is back on saturday. 20 teams of grill masters will sell samples and compete for prizes and bragging rights. locals will get to try some professional ribs, brietnd chicken. there will also be live music, a beer garden, and kids

activities. you can preorder tokens online for your samples and drinks. drew: yum. kumasi: did you all hear, did you see matterhorn is opening up a barky school for kids? we need to have them on the show. how cool. reggie: really cool. drew: teaching the next generation how to argue. reggie: matt horn. drew: that is so awesome. in will have great weather on saturday. this money we have some scattered showers. there's this area of low pressure, the same system that was responsible for the reimann sunday that's for the rain on sunday. it will push off -- the rain on sunday. it will push off, but it is bringing those morning showers. on the storm impact scale it is a level one this morning with spotty showers. some briefly heavy possible downpours and even a thunderstorm chance. we are seeing lightning in

solano county this morning. this afternoon sunshine reappears. the three day forecast shows warmer weather in the evening and that pattern continues on friday. 90's making a comeback to finish out the week. kumasi: new at 6:00, what happened overnight that had not happened in nearly 100 days. reggie: and the cruise company about to change the rules for children and teens on board. kumasi: the blind dog rescued after falling down a 15 foot hole. reggie: here is what it looks like outside right now at 5:57.

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. kumasi: now at 6:00, four people are kd kld. pusnd plea the as gunshots rt near city putin seemingly acknowledging his war in ukraine is not going well. he is calling upon more troops to try to reverse fortunes. kumasi: if you're having a bad dream, it could be a sign of a bigger health issue. the link between routine nightmares and dementia. sorry, y'a;ll. getting to know about that. it is