an open school. police say the shooting may have been targeted. this morning, officers are searching for at least one of the people involved. julian: ian downgraded to a tropical storm, still extremely dangerous and leaving millions in the path of heavy rain and flooding. the president approved disaster relief for florida, as many are starting to pick up the pieces and clean up the damage. kumasi: the moment a man falls onto the tracks, gets run over by a train. this is a lot for this morning, but he is alive and is talking about what happened. goodness. julian: the fact it was caught on camera, too. good morning and thanks for being here. kumasi: a lot to get you caught up on, we want to start with the forecast. drew: a little bit of fog, we warm up this afternoon. the issues in the valleys of the north bay, santa rosa down to 1.5 miles. fog is limited this morning, we are expecting a lot of sunshine

for your thursday. outside, here's the exploratorium camera showing starry skies above the city, some coastal cloud cover. sunrise in about an hour. we will find bright skies quickly, it is warmer. mid and upper 80's inland. around the bay shoreline, topping out in the upper 70's. 60's along the coast. we will take a look and preview the weekend in a few minutes. kumasi: we are starting this morning with a devastating mass shooting in oakland. students will not return to the school's campus today. half a dozen people were injured yesterday afternoon. julian: we are working to get more information about the victims. police have not said if they were students, teachers or other staff members. they say they got the first calls of the shooting just after 12:45 p.m. on fontaine street, next to the campus. this is a campus that houses several schools. investigators say the shooting happened on the high school part of the campus. of the six people shot, to her in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. -- two are in the hospital with

life-threatening injuries, one has non-life-threatening injuries. lena howland is following the story and joins us live from the newsroom what parents need to know as they prepared to send their kids to school this morning. lena: parents still trying to comprehend how something like this could have happened. it happened in an area where their students enter the campus every day. they also helped paint a picture of some of the victims. when is this man, -- one is this man, carpenter with oakland unified. he was not comfortable talking on camera, but says a bullet grazed his head and left fragments behind. he and a crew were hanging trophy displays when the shooting broke out. other parents described a second victim rushed to help after some of the shots were fired. mario, whose son goes to the school, describes what a security guard told him before

going to the hospital with a gunshot wound. >> not only after getting shot, he did not hide. he went to provide aid to a student who had four bullet wounds to his back. the student was saying he was going to die. although alarmed, still brave. he had the courage to protect children today and provide aid to another that was shot and laying down. lena: the security guard is going to be ok, according to school officials. in total, six people who are all 18 or older were shot. at least to her students. police have yet to confirm that information. -- two our students. back to you. kumasi: the school shooting cast a somber tone over the oakland unified school board meeting. >> we share the grief, fear,

hurt and loss of the people who were injured and their families. and, those who cared for them in that time of crisis. we are also grateful for the courage, responsibility and love that was expressed by all those who have begun to address the needs of our families in our community. kumasi: the meeting began with the board president addressing the shooting. shortly after, ousd students had the chance to speak for themselves. >> we need to stop the cycle of violence at school. young people in staff members should be our priority, always. >> many students have felt extremely unsafe at their schools. students should never have to express that they feel unsafe. every school site should make the utmost effort to ensure the safety of students and staff. kumasi: several parents also addressed the school board about the shooting, many of them calling for the district to put

more resources toward increased security and violence prevention on campus. events like yesterday's shooting are a sobering reminder that thousands of people have fallen victim to gun violence. whether you have lost a loved one, been a victim yourself, or feel the emotional toll these incidents take, we found ways to help. you can go to abc7news.com/tak eaction. julian: turning to another major story. overnight, hurricane ian was downgraded to a tropical storm, but the danger is real. this was a category four when it made landfall. jobina is tracking all of it, the rain is still coming down as it heads north. jobina: we do not have exact numbers, but when sheriff tells abc news news there are confirmed deaths. just a little while ago, president biden approved a disaster declaration for florida. it made landfall as a category four storm yesterday afternoon and brought 150 mile-per-hour winds and record-breaking

rainfall in some areas, for people who decided to stay, the extreme wind and flooding left them stranded with nowhere to go. >> at this point, everybody should be staying home or in the shelter. they should not be on the roadway. it only takes a couple inches to move a car, we were already expecting about 12 to 20 inches of rain. some places could see up to 30. jobina: in fort myers, flooding submerged cars and reached roofs in treetops. the local river flooded downtown. power is out to at least 2 million people this morning. utility companies are standing by with thousands of workers, but it could be weeks before power is restored because roads have to be cleared of debris before work can begin. kumasi: we have complete coverage of hurricane ian on her abc bay area streaming app. live reports and the latest information from florida, you can download the app for apple tv, andrew tv, amazon fire and roku. search for hurricane ian.

coming up, vice president harris at the dmz at the korean border this morning. what she is promising allies will meeting with the south korean president. julian: a man falls into the tracks and is run over by a train, you saw it there in the video. somehow, he is already back from the hospital. more on the dramatic video, coming up. drew: taking a live look at the east bay hills camera, a little bit of patchy fog. we are on our way to a bright and warmer day, we will preview how warm later this afternoon. what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast... like beyond-gig-speed fast. yeaaaaaaaaay!!! with three times the bandwidth, and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once.

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kumasi: look at this video. this man fell on the tracks in argentina, but he is ok this morning. he fell in the path of a moving train. a camera captured the moments he

lost his balance, fell between the rails, then the train rolls over on top of him. chris jumped into action to rescue the man and took him to the hospital. he was treated for minor injuries and shock. somehow, he only had minor bruises on his legs and arms. he has already been released and is resting at home. drew: that was one lucky man. outside this morning, a live look at sutro tower, showing you a mainly clearview. we are in store for a nice day. a trough that broccoli weather yesterday is now pushing out to the east, high pressure is building in. that will bring about a bit of a warming trend over the next couple days. hour-by-hour, expect a lot of sunshine. temperatures climb to the 60's by 10:00. noon, temperatures in the 70's, feeling comfortable. 70's for the most part around the bay shoreline, 79 in

fremont. 81 in san jose, 86 in san rafael. about 88 in fairfield. the warming trend continues tomorrow, 90's return in the warmest spots inland. then, cooler start to the weekend on saturday. the breeze picks up and knocked temperatures back down closer to average. let's get check of traffic. jobina: we are following what was a crash in hayward, i am giving you the thumbs up because it has cleared. you are looking at residual delays in the area on northbound 880 492, this impacts people traveling toward the san mateo bridge. another update from bart, they keep coming. it is improving. 10 minute delays, recovering from track maintenance. sfo direction, the bay bridge toll plaza packed already. traffic is well into the maze, metering lights came on at 5:39. wrapping up with a clear look in

oakland, showing 880 at the coliseum camera. kumasi: remembering the hip-hop singer and rapper found dead at a friend's home. what his colleagues are saying about his legacy. julian: the man who hid in a pleasant hill nordstrom rack for hours in custody. how police found him. kumasi: a live why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. because dupixent targets a root cause of eczema, it helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of it. hide my skin? not me. and for kids ages 6 months and up that means clearer skin, and noticeably less itch. with dupixent, you can change how their skin looks and feels. and that's the kind of change you notice. hide my skin? not me. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes,

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julian: vice president harris visiting the militarized -- demilitarized zone that divided north and south korea. the visit is one day after two ballistic missiles were fired into the water. she met with the south korean president, where she discussed the threat of north korea. they talked about peace in

taiwan and cooperation on economic and technological issues. harris reaffirmed the goal of the dmz peninsula, south korea's president called it a very productive discussion. kumasi: the music world is shocked, stunned and sad this morning after the death of hip-hop legend coolio. ♪ number one hit from 1995, it has more than one billion views on youtube. l.a. police say he fell unconscious at a friend's home yesterday afternoon and died. coolio won a grammy and was nominated six other times. his colleagues paid tribute, calling him warm, funny and legendary. the cause of his death is under investigation. he was 59 years old. julian: major tension and daly city were a city councilmember accused another of assaulting her, now a police investigation is underway. the councilmember accused a

fellow councilmember of assaulting her, forcing her to go to the hospital before the meeting. the councilmember denied the allegations, saying they are politically motivated. her attorney says it started when they both went to a conference room at the same time on monday. >> i was walking out, and she slammed the door on me while i was exiting. julian: she says she got bruises when the door was slammed on her, they are calling for an internal investigation. we reached out to the offices of both councilmembers and have not heard back. we have also not heard back from the mayor or other councilmembers. kumasi: that the mystic violence suspect at the center of an hours long standoff inside a pleasant hill nordstrom rack this morning is in jail.

authorities say he ran inside the store tuesday evening after leading police on a chase in what they say was a stolen vehicle. police were convinced he changed clothes, then snuck out with customers. hours later, they spotted him on the lowering himself down from the ceiling. they arrested him. julian: the baxa plan to strengthen fema response to wildfires. the fire act was authorized by california senator alex padilla. it will serve as an update to fema rules written with the agency primarily focused on hurricanes, tornadoes and floods. the legislation now moves to the house. a san jose school security guard is under arrest, accused of sexually assaulting a student. he worked at navigate college prep, place a the parents of a young girl found messages from him on her phone. further investigation, they determined he committed multiple sexual assaults. now, police are sharing a

warning for parents. >> it is important for parents to monitor activities your children are doing on their devices. often times, parents now are handing a device to somebody and forgetting about it. there are a lot of predators out there that are going to different apps that young people play. julian: we are showing you this photo, because san jose police leave there could be more victims. anyone who may have information is asked to call the san jose police department. kumasi: today in the south bay, opening arguments are set to begin in the corruption trial of santa clara county sheriff laurie smith. smith is accused of trading concealed weapons permits for donations to her reelection campaign. she's also accused of withholding documents tied to an internal affairs investigation of her management of the county jails. smith denies the allegations, the trial is the first step that could lead to her being removed from office. even if smith avoids conviction, she is planning to retire in

january when her term ends. julian: hurricane ian could affect your next trip to the grocery store. it could cause the price of orange juice to go up more than 90% of the countries orange juice comes from florida oranges. many of those groves are likely to be damaged by the storm. orange crops already dealt with production issues earlier this year. the major storm could also cause problems as orange juice prices already hit an all-time high. kumasi: we are one day away from the return of hocus pocus. hocus pocus 2 start streaming tomorrow on disney plus. today, three stars are sitting down with good morning america at 7:00, right after abc seven mornings. disney is the parent company of abc 7. drew: look at the room bus. julian: i am so excited for this movie. it was a favorite growing up. drew: here is the problem.

families visiting next month, they are telling me to wait. i am like, three weeks. julian: we have been waiting 25 years. kumasi: think about how happy will be when you watch it together. [laughter] fake surprise? drew: ooh, oh! kumasi: you better not, you all are wrong. they will be able to tell. [laughter] drew: you have that happen, where you let it slip, i love this part, and they are like, what? kumasi: you are not right. julian: i am totally cool with watching a second time. drew: i can keep a secret. i might get some heat from a family. here is the latest on ian as a tropical storm, meaning it has weakened, which we knew would happen. it has been catastrophic damage. we are talking heavy rain, a

foot to two feet of rain over the past 24 hours in some spots. intense wind and storm surge, now it is moving to the open ocean. it will strengthen a little bit, but remain a tropical storm. landfall is likely friday evening, probably on the coast of south carolina. rainfall will likely be an issue once again, expecting six to 12 inches in parts of south carolina as the storm moves in. back at home, quite a different story. good morning, san jose. partly cloudy skies, here is how the forecast chipset. warmer weather the next two days, then it cools off. it is a beautiful looking autumn day, sunshine and temperatures in the 70's close to the ocean. mid and upper 80's as you move inland. if you're headed to oracle park, a nice evening. generally clear skies early on, temperatures falling through the 60's. take the sweatshirt with you, the jacket. we will need it, we see fog role in as the game continues.

overnight tonight, temperatures dropping to the 50's. accuweather 7 day forecast, i will show you what is going on. or whether the next couple days, the weekend looks nice. -- warmer weather the next couple days. overall, very nice. mild fall weather early next week. julian: good morning america is coming up at 7:00 on abc 7. kumasi: a look at what is ahead. >> good morning, the sun is coming up in southwest florida, revealing the devastation left by hurricane ian. historic storm with record-breaking storm surge, many people seeing their homes and cars swamped. horrific and harrowing stories of rescue and survival. the storm now traversing the state, albeit weaker, still lashing parts of orlando and jacksonville and will reemerge in the atlantic, then make another landfall in south carolina tomorrow. we will be live with all that is ian, coming up on gma.

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kumasi: welcome back. new at 6:00, what is old is new again at taco bell. the fast food chain already brought back the mexican pizza, now they are thinking of bringing back some other discontinued items. it tweeted out a message saying, vote now to bring back the double-decker taco for another item. the double-decker taco is a hardshell taco wrapped in a soft flour to refried beans -- tortilla with refried beans. the other option is basically an enchilada. if you wanted to come back, about through the app. you have until october 6. julian: isn't that just the cheesy good data crunch? -- gordita crunch? kumasi: ask drew, i do not know.

julian: docs can smell when humans are stressed, that is according to a new study. researchers collected breath and sweat samples from subjects before and after stress inducing exercise. dogs were presented with a post stress exercise symbol and two odorless ones. the dogs identified the post stress exercise sample nearly 94% of the time. the spice girls are about to give their fans something they really, really want. [laughter] did i sell it? kumasi: you did it. [laughter] ♪ kumasi: friendship never ends. julian: who needs the spice girls when we have jobina and kumasi. kumasi: they are releasing a deluxe anniversary edition of spice world to mark the 25th anniversary. spice girls added their favorite

bonus tracks, some remixes. it will include the original demo to step to me. you can grab the album when it comes out november 4. julian: give us our coin. kumasi: they earned it. julian: next, gas prices spike and once again across the bay area. we do not have to tell you. how much they went up since he slept overnight. kumasi: a local animal shelter says they have more huskies up for adoption. what is behind the trend, and what you can do. julian: a live look outside at 6:27 on this thursday morning, nice, calm waters in the bay area. we will be back.

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. julian: happening right now it's 6:30, the search for a person who opened fire on a school campus. six people were hurt.

teachers, parents and students say they are shocked. the school is closed today. kumasi: ian is packing a powerful punch, even as it changes to a tropical storm. a news cameraman jumping into hope save the family from a on live tv. julian: vladimir putin taking another step to try and claim parts of ukraine as his own. kumasi: good morning, it is thursday, six over 29th. julian: we will get a look -- kumasi: thursday, september 29. julian: we will get a look here at home, but we are also looking at ian. drew: we will get you that update and a second. at home, it is about fog in the north bay. napa, santa rosa, and novato are the problem spots. that is typical. as we look at temperatures, climbing through the 40's, 50's, 60's. 68 in concord, 59 in san mateo.

52 in napa. take a light layer with you outside this morning. sutro tower, just a little fog over the east bay and part of east bay hills. here is how the day shape that. a lot of sunshine on the way, it is warmer. 70's and 80's away from the coast. a look at the highs and the latest on ian in about nine minutes. julian: this morning, classes are canceled at the oakland school campus were six people were hurt in a mass shooting. the gunman is still -- has still not been arrested as we learn more about the victims. lena howland is joining us live in the newsroom. what have you learned about the victims? lena: we are hearing the stories of students that were placed on lockdown during the shooting, and how they were feeling in this scary time. they waited to be reunited. six people, who are all 18 or older, were shot. one parent we spoke with says at least two or students, but police have yet to confirm the

information. it happened right next to the king estates campus in oakland, which houses several schools. investigators say the shooting happened on the high school part of campus. parents tell us one person shot was an unarmed security guard, who is expected to be ok according to school officials. they say after he was shot, he chose not to hide, but provide aid to someone believed to be a student that was shot and lying on the ground and reassuring him he was not going to die. after being reunited with his mom nearly two hours after the shooting, this 10-year-old in fifth grade at a wind academy explains the chaotic moments in his classroom. >> it was scary, i was freaking out. my whole classroom was freaking out. my classmates, everyone was under the desks. a little bit scary, i have to deal with it because, um, our

teacher calmed me down. i know that our school will keep us safe. lena: that was another student, a 10-year-old from oakland academy of knowledge. she said she was scared, but incredibly thankful to see her mom again. police have not revealed if the victims were students, teachers or other staff members. because of the situation, school officials decided to cancel classes for the day on the king estate campus in oakland. abc 7 news. julian: your heart breaks for the students, thank you. the shooting worked 10 straight days of gun violence here in oakland. this morning, there are more calls for action. oakland city councilmember trevor reed rushed to the scene yesterday, the campus is in her district. she said the city has not invested enough in programs to help children succeed, which is leading to unhealthy habits and

cycles of harm. community activists say it is more than just programs and funding. they do not believe things will not change until students can relate to those in charge. >> you can't just have anybody dealing these type of traumas these kids face. you have to come from that. julian: now, the oakland teachers union is also demanding change. asking city leaders, religious organizations and community groups to come together to put an end to gun violence. kumasi: local leaders are giving their reaction on twitter to the oakland school campus shooting. the oakland mayor tweeted in part, "today's gun violence shocks the soul. our schools are sanctuaries for children." the office of the governor says get again, our kids were in the crossfire. this cannot continue. gun violence has taken too much from our communities. a u.s. representative adding "gun violence is a public health emergency.

we miss treated as one, ban assault weapons, require stricter background checks and much more." julian: governor newsom signed a new legislative package to tackle the housing crisis. >> the issue of housing and affordability, it touches more things in more ways on more days than any other issue. julian: the two bills signed will allow for more affordable housing to be built and underused commercial areas, typically reserved for retail office and parking. governor says the change will also create thousands of jobs and ramp up housing near public transit areas. he also announced $1 billion in funding for what his office considers shovel ready projects through a state program called the california housing accelerator. those projects are expected to create nearly 2800 new homes. kumasi: avner newsom has until tomorrow to sign or veto dozens of bills. -- governor newsom has until tomorrow to sign or veto dozens of bills.

one offers more protection for farmworkers voting and union elections. representatives held a 24 day march, rallying support for the bill. the governor announced near the end of the march that he would not sign the bill as it was. now, newsom and the involved unions have agreed to clarifying language to be passed next year. julian: now to the devastation left behind after hurricane ian slammed into southwest florida. it was downgraded to a tropical storm overnight. kumasi: there are still dangerous conditions including flooding, life-threatening storm surge. in daytona beach, the winds were so intense this morning the camera blew over. justin finch is joining us live in tampa. what is it like there this morning? justin: good morning. the wind is beginning to pick up as we come to you live, tropical storm ian is moving east. at this time, it does have

potential to do a great deal more damage, already triggering flash flood warning's across central florida, proving strong enough to ravage parts of the state. astonishing sites at of southwest florida, where ian made landfall as a forceful category four storm. whipping up walls of water in fort myers, swamping roads, leaving just the tops of cars visible. just more than an hour later, the same cars completely covered. the water rising to reach treetops and roofs. fort myers river overflowing into the city, flooding a downtown area. south of the area, the force snatching down power lines in downtown naples. the naples fire department fighting through floodwater to rescue the trapped driver. this map showing how much of the area has been flooded by storm

surge, with ian still raging. inaes f nearly 30 years, recording this video as the water creeps that. >> that house halfway underwater, there goes my car, floating away. justin: and then flooding is the deadliest component of hurricanes for the last 30 years. as ian loses strength and moves northeast, president biden warning floridians. >> the danger is real. when the storm passes, the federal government will be there to help you recover. justin: florida under a state of emergency, fast tracking disaster relief resources. georgia, south carolina and north carolina also declaring states of emergency, with ian forecast to move their way in just days. forecasters are still warning that ian still has the potential for heavy rains, strong wind conditions, and storm surge

conditions on top of that. hurricane watch is now called for georgia and south carolina. justin finch, abc 7 news. back to you. julian: thank you. meanwhile, an australian news crew helped say families trying to get out of the flooding. kumasi: take a look. >> a hurricane is to americans what cyclones are to australians. but this one is as big as florida, that is massive. >> keep going, keep going. it is an anonymous storm -- enormous storm. we are just hoping people through the water, that is our camera operator. julian: the cameraman noticed a family struggling in the background of the shot. in the middle of the live report, he put the camera down and rushed back to help with the camera rolled. a reporter at the scene confirmed after the report that the family was ok. a note that you should not do

this, he also could have gotten trapped in the floodwaters. three people who need to be rescued, so dangerous. still to come, what is causing gas prices to jump more than $.10 overnight. kumasi: we are looking at the big port of the new york stock exchange, we are down significantly right now by about 330 point. another update on the markets, next. julian: amazon rolling out new products. what sets them apart. kumasi: you can watch us for a whole extra hour. abc 7 at 7:00's live every weekday on the abc 7 bay area streaming app. you can download it now for your phone, tablet, roku, apple tv, amazon fire or android tv. jobina: good morning, we are starting with a live look at the richmond-san rafael bridge. it is crowded for people traveling westbound 580, speeds will pick up. the good news is, no blocking issues. or, at the bay bridge toll plaza.

it is extremely crowded. traffic is backed up to the 80 over crossing, metering lights came on at 5:39. drive times, tracy to dublin is not bad. lately, we've been seeing the drivetime climb over an hour. that is not the case this morning, it is slow westbound on highway four. any up to concord, 51 minutes. you can see the red line on the map coming out of antioch, tracy not too bad. the bay bridge is a little slow, but everything else is not bad, pretty good. drew: it looks nice out there. the latest on ian, tropical storm now. winds of 65 miles an hour, it is moving to the open ocean where it will strengthen a little bit. live doppler 7 showing you the 24 hour rainfall, this is catastrophic flooding. some areas go stuff and a half of rain, just north of fort myers. around the orlando area, more than a foot of rain has fallen. as ian moves if east coast, we

will see another landfall likely in charlston, somewhere along the beaches of south carolina tomorrow eve, packing winds of 70 miles an hour. we are talking six to 12 inches of rain for parts of south carolina, so we are not done with the storm yet. back home, a live look at sutro tower. just a little bit of fog in the valleys of the north bay this morning, shaping up to be a really nice day. hour-by-hour, a lot of sunshine expected. temperatures warmer than yesterday, many cities going above average for this time of year. a nice day to be outside, 70's from the city to oakland, 81 in san jose. 86 in santa rosa, 87 in concord. a warming trend continues tomorrow before we cool off for the start of the weekend. a look at other high temperatures around the bay on the sponsored by hocus pocus 2, streaming tomorrow on disney plus. ♪

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kumasi: a crushed southbound highway 17 sparked this fire last night, just before 10:00 p.m.. a car hit a power line pole, starting a fire and knocking out power to nearby areas. at least one person had to be taken to the hospital. the cause of the crash is under investigation.

developing this morning, the kremlin says russian president vladimir putin will move forward to nx for regions of ukraine -- annex four regions of ukraine occupied by russian forces. jobina: the areas being annexed for part of a sham a vote to approve the move. the white house is denouncing all of this. this morning, scrambled to get out of russia shows no signs of easing after the president announced last week plans to draft 300,000 men to help fight in ukraine. we are also hearing from people leaving the country, like dmitri . he says he spent seven days trying to escape his homeland. >> i do not want to kill people, and i do not want to be killed. i do not need this war. i do not support putin. jobina: as the mass exodus continues, the white house says it is preparing to add new sanctions on russia. it announced another $1 billion package of weapons" meant for ukraine. the european commission

president is calling on the 27 member countries to also administer more sanctions, accusing russia of an illegal attempt to grab land and change international borders by force. julian: new york yankee ties in american league record with his 61st homerun run of the season. he is now tied with another yankee for the league record. the record has stood for 61 years. catching the theme? he hit it out of the country, because he was in toronto where he got a standing ovation. his family read attendance. after the game, he talked about how much this all meant to him. >> [laughter] definitely some relief, getting to 61. you try not to think about it, but it creeps into your head. getting a chance to do it, yankee win, that is a special day. julian: he has seven more games

to hit 62, which is the record. the giants has the major-league record, which is 73. kumasi: gas prices are surging again in california. this bike is because of refineries -- the spike is because refineries have a low supply of gasoline. we are above the average of three dollars 70 nine cents. san francisco seen $6.42 a gallon, nearly $.12 higher than yesterday. julian: a friend in texas sent me a picture of gas prices at $2.92 last week. morning many report, chevron sold the san ramon headquarters complex. it is a move to downsize its presence in california as the company makes move toward texas, shifting more workers there. the 92 acre site was sold to sunset development, which originally sold the same property to chevron back in the 1980's. they also own a ranch chevron leased out to serve as the new

headquarters at a third of the size. amazon announced a new kindle, you can write on it. it is about the size of a sheet of paper and has a special pen to take notes, make a list or write on pages of books. preorders start at about $400. a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway. you can see a huge dip in the dow, starting about 458 points down. a big loss as the markets open. kumasi: game of thrones went off the air and 2019, but one bay area animal shelter says it is seeing a pattern connected to the show. a surge of huskies being put up for adoption. the peninsula humane society says fans of the show got the dogs because they look similar to the both characters featured on game of thrones. now, they are falling out of popularity and the shelter is desperate to find the dogs

homes. currently, they have 15 huskies and husky mix is up for adoption area -- adoption. >> generally in the past, we would get maybe one to two huskies a year. now we have more huskies than other dogs. huskies compromise about half of the available dogs we have up for adoption. kumasi: so, huskies have a lot of energy. they need extra care in order to thrive. the humane society is providing free training packages and dog gear if you decide you would like to adopt one. julian: they are cute. a hard-working hero who ended a historic career is marking another milestone. in middle school held a 101st birthday celebration for the woman the school is named after. she retired recently, but have been the nation's oldest national park ranger. look at her. more than two decades as a part

guide at the world war ii homefront national historic park in richmond. during yesterday celebration, she visited classrooms and met with students and got to see some exhibits on campus that honor her life and career. >> it means the students who come here are going to know who i was. julian: they know who you are. one year ago, the middle school was named after her to marker 100 birthday. so cool. -- mark her 100th birthday. drew: i want to be her, what inspiration. kumasi: everything. julian: done a lot, seen a lot. kumasi: still so beautiful and gracious, i really like her. drew: i do, too. a good spirit. a beautiful start, this is a live look.

the exploratorium camera showing you hints of son, it will arrive shortly after 7:00. we are in store for a nice afternoon. we will find warmer weather today and tomorrow before temperatures cool off low average for the upcoming weekend. here is live doppler 7, this trough was responsible for a cooler afternoon yesterday. it brought a cold front through yesterday afternoon, that is kicking off to the east. high pressure is building in, supplying the warmer weather today and tomorrow. let's start in the south bay, modern -- moderate air quality. 70's and 80's with a lot of sunshine from san jose to santa clara. along the peninsula, good air quality. 60's along the coast, 70's and 80's from san mateo to redwood city. mid and upper 60's for daly city, richmond with mostly sunny skies. sunny in the north bay, it is for the most part from cloverdale to santa rosa, 85 in sonoma, 86 in san rafael. the east bay's sunday, we go to

the mid and upper 70's. good air quality, but in the upper 80's. 84 san ramon. the giants game, take the jacket with you, hoodie, sweatshirt. whatever you need to stay warm. it will turn breezy when the wind kicks up around the sixth or seventh inning. overnight tonight, 50's with patchy fog. accuweather 7 day forecast, the next seven days showing a warming trend today and tomorrow. breezy and cooler over the weekend. next week, a nice fall pattern with morning fog to afternoon sun. julian: a spooky halloween decoration in illinois is going viral. homeowners say they were inspired by the hit netflix series stranger things to create the set. the display shows the prop that appears to be levitating above the driveway. i saw this on instagram. halloween lovers are not revealing their secret of how they were able to pull it off. i am sure rope is involved. [laughter] kumasi: now hammering a nail

into the stump, apparently this is fun and games for these construction workers in canada. they're playing a game called hammerschlogen at a company party. everybody split up into teams to see who could hammer a nail into the wood first. it went on for a while. valerie took the video and said her husband and his colleagues work in construction to play the game regularly. apparently, tiktok likes to watch them play. now, it has 1.4 million likes. julian: hammerschlogen. kumasi: whatever brings you joy. julian: you like it, i love it. kumasi: up next, seven things you need to know today. julian: you can watch all of our newscaster the day available for apple tv, android tv, amazon fire and roku.

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kumasi: seven things to know this morning, developing news in oakland. a search is underway for a gunman after a mass shooting on a school campus. at least six people were hurt. the shooting happened right next to the king estates campus yesterday afternoon, which houses several schools. investigators say the shooting broke out on the high school part of campus. julian: students will t rninkland d schoolys tg es be closed today during the ongoing investigation. kumasi: parents call for more resources for security and violence prevention on campuses during the oakland school board meeting last night.

separately, several oakland city council members are calling for immediate action to address the violent. julian: new video showing devastation after hurricane ian slammed into the southwestern part of florida. the road completely washed away. authorities are confirming deaths, no hard number as to him the people have died. ian was downgraded to a tropical storm overnight, it is still dangerous as it begins to move up the east coast. drew: looking at visibility on live doppler 7, some areas of fog in the north bay. novato, santa rosa are the problem spots, coming in at a half mile. we expect a lot of sunshine this afternoon and a warmer day. a live look showing you some fog as the sun is coming up, here is had the day plays out. morning fog giving way to afternoon sunshine pretty quickly. 70's from open to san francisco to palo alto, 86 in santa rosa. first is richmond-san rafael, w.

ee pick up when you reach the center span. then, packed a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights came on at 39. cars are all the way to the 80 over crossing, it is ugly. sorry. [laughter] kumasi: i was like, oh. [laughter] let's talk about number seven. apparently, amazon's robot dog astro has new features. it can patrol your house, now i can check specific doors and windows. astro can also detect your pets and send them videos of you when you are away from home. astro. that is a lot. jobina: yeah. drew: it is we are seeing a robot dog than a dog staring. kumasi: i do not know how the real dog feels. jobina: i don't know that we

needed. -- need it. ♪ uh ♪ good morning, america. for our viewers in the west, trail of destruction across the state of florida and ian is on the move. ian's fury. overnight the monster storm batters florida with 140-mile-an-hour winds with rain and life-threatening storm surge. ian now sweeping east. daytona beach in the bull's-eye and bracing. orlando blasted with record rain. more than a foot in 24 hours. the powerful storm makes history >> that's going to rank as one of the top five hurricanes to ever hit the florida peninsula. >> catastrophic storm surge wipes out entire towns and homes. >> that was my house. my house is gone. >> engulfing cars, trapping people. dozens rescued so far. many more still stranded.