inside the oakland school where a gunman opened fire injuring six. we will hear from one of those shot in an interview. >> from tropical storm back to hurricane, ian continues its devastating truck along the east coast with several major cities in the crosshairs. >> it is friday, september 30. >> the end of the week, baby. finally. >> what is happening? >> since reggie is not here, your rent is due tomorrow. outside tonight, we are finding clear skies. when sun gets here tomorrow, we will find a lot of sunshine and a warm day. visibility looks good. temperatures, a little cooler this morning compared to yesterday.

san francisco is at 58, 60 in hayward, 61 san jose. you to full. our east bay hills camera, no fog in the east bay. on the coastline there is some patchy fog but that is about it. visibility is great. there is sutro tower. clear skies this morning with sun at 7:04 this morning. we will keep a little coastal cloud cover but it is a warm to hot finish to the month. most of us are in the 80's, near 70 degrees along the coastline. the you that in about eight minutes. jobina:: the people responsible for the school shooting in oakland this week are still out there and a few victims are in the hospital. look at the moment when shots rang out wednesday afternoon. ryan curry is in the newsroom with more.

ryan: abc 7 spoke with students about the incident. they said they are shaken up about what happened. the video shows why it was hectic for kids of all ages. new video shows the moments kids ran out of oaklands bay tech charter school after gunshots at the complex. law enforcement can be seen in the hallway with guns drawn in an effort to get kids out of school safely. police chief lerone armstrong said more than 30 shots were fired in close proximity to run still high school and the campus. the shooting left six people injured. at the police chief says it is connected with other episodes of violence in oakland. >> we believe this is related to ongoing conflicts in our city that has driven violence throughout our city. we believe this incident is group and gang-related. ryan: oakland has seen a lot of violence recently. this time it involved shooting near a school. the police chief believes at

least two shooters and an accomplice were involved. no arrests have been made yet. they are still investigating. he says the six people shot were not the intended targets. >> among the victims is an ousd carpenter that was installing a glass display case when the shooting happened. luis piña spoke to the worker who said one of the bullets grazed him in the head. >> from his hospital bed, jason arbuckle is speaking from the first time. he went from working on a trophy case inside this oakland school to hiding from gunfire. >> about 12:45, i know because i called 911, gunshots started. i heard, pop, pop. i dipped to the ground really quick. as i was dipping down, two more

shots went off. one of those grazed me. it went in my head as i was turning. it came out front under my scalp. one of the student said, man, you are bleeding everywhere. >> jason remembers hitting the floor. he found refuge in a bathroom. >> a teacher came by and i said, i have been in here and i have been shot. he said, we have a classroom with other people that have been shot. they took me in. >> he recalls walking into a classroom with a teacher. he said at least one of the students there had been shot. >> the guy took me under the sink to try to get it cleaned up. then he started taking something and tearing it to wrap my head up like a bandage. >> jason now thinks that teacher for wrapping a cloth around his

head to stop the bleeding. >> it was not my time to go yet. >> as he recovers, he cannot stop thinking about the five coworkers next to him. one of them was also shot. >> i am worried about a coworker that i know was shot, possibly, through the abdomen. i am worried -- more worried about him than me. i know i am fine. >> doctors told arbuckle they were unable to remove all the bullet fragments from his head. there is a chance he might have to undergo surgery in the future. he was released from the hospital yesterday. as for the coworker that was shot, the family has not given an update on the condition. two candidates vying to become alameda's new district attorney shared their thoughts on the shooting. pamela price and terry wiley took part on a candidate forum on his zoom yesterday and addressed gun violence across the county. >> there is a certain feeling of

lawlessness that many people feel in today's community. particularly in oakland. i think it's important to have someone who can bring a balanced, experienced approach to leading the district attorney's office. >> i represent the new leadership mr. wiley says we need. i have been in this capacity in this fight for nearly 50 years. >> this year is the first time in more than 80 years that alameda county will fill a vacancy for district attorney through open election and the first time ever the county will elect an african-american d.a.. we know this is an important story to you and we will keep you informed as the investigation develops. find all of our updates on abc7news.com and through our abc 7 bay area news app. >> hurricane ian is taking aim at south carolina. president biden declared a state of emergency there as people in

florida wait for help. at least 11 people are dead and there is billions of dollars worth of its -- destruction. here is abc news reporter justin finch. justin: southwest florida in shambles after hurricane ian roared ashore, lashing the area with mere category five storm strikes. >> you watch thing starting to fly. part of the roof went off. the rest of the roof went off. the walls caved in. justin: the difficult search for survivors is underway. >> it is very challenging for rescuers, very dangerous. they are dealing with high water. cities that do not look like cities anymore. justin: victor with the cajun navy, this mother and daughter were rescued from the top of their car. >> three hours watching the water rise. what was that like? >> i thought i was going to die. >> this could be the deadliest

hurricane in florida's history. just in the number of deaths from -- justin: the number of deaths from the storm is likely to rise significantly. >> the impact of the storm is historic and the damage has been historic. justin: the southwest florida landscape is transformed, the u.s. coast guard surveying damage from above. barreling east over central florida a weakened ian brought heavy rain and storm surges. >> it led to flooding in sync augustine -- st. augustine, water rescues in daytona beach. >> the eastern shores of florida, georgia, and the carolinas are on high alert as ian moves north on track for a second landfall as a category one hurricane in south carolina. justin finch, abc news, st. petersburg. jobina:: bay area first

responders are standing by for the call to the southeast. a look inside the training facility for the menlo park district urban search-and-rescue. the team is assembling rescue boats, generators, toolkits, and other safety equipment. >> the search person -- portion of our team has technical search and canine search. probably the biggest showstopper for everybody is when the dogs come out. jobina: the menlo park task force includes professionals from 16 bay area agencies. you can help people affected by hurricane ian by donating to the red cross. go to redcross.com\abc to donate. drew: hurricane ian is a category one storm with wind 85 miles per hour. the eye of the storm is here, 100 miles from charleston. it will make landfall later this afternoon as a category 1 storm with 85 mile per hour wind.

when it moves and lend it will fall apart. by saturday it becomes a rainmaker for much of the mid atlantic. when we talk about the rainfall, likely two to five inches of rain. the biggest concern with ian is near charlston. that will be the storm surge this afternoon. flooding is a big concern as the storm makes its third landfall. here is the exploratorium camera shang-chi or skies. tree pollen is high. the main offenders are elm and pine. hour-by-hour, it is a warm to hot end to the month today. 90's return in the hottest spots. 91 concord, 90 fairfield, 80 in oakland. 87 san jose. warm in the city, 75. santa rosa 88 and even half moon bay your 70 degrees. the first weekend of october, cooler weather moves in and by sunday temperatures are about 10

degrees cooler, in the 70's and 80's. that is weather. let's check in with sue to see how friday is going with the commute. sue: fog free at the golden gate and traffic is light with two lanes in the southbound direction, roadwork for the barrier northbound taking four lanes. that will be the reverse when the commute is underway. for now, light and looking good all the way in the city from marin county to the san mateo bridge, 15 minutes. the drive time from hayward and foster city to san mateo across the causeway up the high-rise and all the way over towards the peninsula is looking great. no stalls or accidents here. we will look at your drive times. mine are slowing for the early morning commuters out of the central valley into dublin. 35 minutes. highway four is in green. as you drive over the golden gate, looking good from san rafael into the city. >> discovered in the south bay.

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jobina: explosive new details rocking two neighborhoods in the south bay. rudsdale four victims of cell --julian: four victims of sex trafficking rescued in san jose. jobina: amanda del castillo leo spoke to the neighbors waiting for the action. amanda: residents along bassitt street recently found this flyer, a plea to report suspected prostitution to police.

it is an alert that this neighbor says only highlighted months of suspicious activity. >> they had made changes to the entryway to make it easier to find. we had coming and going, cars parked across the street, all men, all hours of the day and night. amanda: san jose pd thursday confirmed thursday this location was part of two residential brothels, units searched by the human trafficking department tuesday. >> they had bullhorns, swat teams, there were armed police throughout the area announcing for tenants and residents to stay in the building until they cleared it. amanda: between the bassitt street location and another on winterberry way, four women were rescued and provided resources. according to sj pd, two men suspected of running the brothels were taken into custody. one was arrested for an unrelated outstanding warrant for commercial sex trafficking. officers commended residents for their role in keeping their

community safe. >> folks from the neighborhood started calling in as detective took note of the evidence that were providing. they began setting up a case that led them to two separate occasions which we believe are linked. amanda: at winterberry way, residents spoke off-camera, pointing to a unit located a few doors from the neighborhood park, describing the area is otherwise a and quiet. on thursday, pd warned that though they were able to shut down these two suspected brothels, residents should always be alert about additional locations. >> it can happen anytime, anywhere. folks are being trafficked for sex work and we need to know about that to offer resources to escape that life. amanda: i'm amanda del castillo jobina:. if you are someone you know is impacted by sexual or domestic violence, find your ally by going to abc7news.com/takeac tion. we have a list of local resources that are easy to reach

and ready to help. julian: new developments in a story concerning the poisoning of several people at a senior living facility in san mateo. a second lawsuit has been filed against atria park. the children of 93-year-old trudy maxwell are suing for negligence and wrongful death. maxwell died after being served dishwashing liquid instead of juice. another residence, 90 three-year-old peter schroeder also died. -- 93-year-old peter schroeder also died. in a statement yesterday atria said "our hearts remain with the residents affected, their families, and loved ones." the facility is working with the department of social services to reviews incident and they say it was an accident. jobina: at last weekend's portola music festival in san francisco, a woman says she was trampled saturday when concertgoers pushed through a barricade. you see multiple videos at the p or 80 side showing people pushing into the vendor -- into

the venue. samantha montauk tells abc 7 she was caught in the middle. >> the metal barricade fell over. people were stepping all over me. like dominoes, everyone was tumbling. people were stepping on my hair, my arm. i was not able to get up. jobina: she says she got hurt and has a huge bruise on her arm and leg. on sunday the promoter called the incident minor and said there were no injuries. that is something that upset samantha. >> i'm still not able to use my arm. i am having to miss work. i was really frustrated to read that they commented there were no injuries or anything like that. jobina: we reached out to the promoter again, but have not heard back. julian: next week is fleet week. more than one million people are expected to converge on san francisco. the warning is to plan ahead and take public transportation if you plan to come to the city.

>> if you have to drive, make sure you don't leave anything valuable in your car. the time to remove the valuables is not when you park. unfortunately, there is a certain element of will be looking for that. julian: tell your friends coming to the city too. jobina: not part. julian: give that reminder. you also might want a preplanned meet up time and space. there is a lot of fun to be had next week. fleet week begins monday with military band concerts around the city, a tour starting wednesday. the main excitement is friday, including the 2022 airshow and parade. the question is, will the fog play along? will we be able to see it. ? drew: find your friends with the rooftop now. can i go up? julian: butter them up. catch up for brunch over the

weekend. jobina: say high,. julian: oh my god, you have a roof? who knew? drew: outside tonight, you will find a little bit of fog along the coast. of the camera this morning is showing that we have clear visibility. here is the bay bridge, the city, part of the north bay in it's a really nice set up this morning. the fog now. a warm to hot into september today and then this weekend temperatures are down. cooler than average both saturday and sunday. highs in the south bay, moderate air quality. 80 seven san jose. santa cruz partly cloudy at 78. 84 cupertino. along the peninsula, good air quality, sunny. upper 60's for half moon bay. downtown, 75 with moderate air quality. upper 60's daly city. regiment with sunshine, later

this afternoon. good air quality under the north bay. 71 stenson, 94 calistoga and cloverdale at the east bay. 80 for oakland, 84 fremont. end line, 93 turn with moderate air quality. 90 in livermore. the giants game, the diamondbacks are in town and it will be partly cloudy tonight with temperatures falling through the 60's. through the later portions of the game, the breeze starts to pick up. it will feel chilly in the ballpark tonight. overnight we will have fog along the coast. temperatures in the 50's. future tempeoolingmespots. along thco cooler sunday. the accuweather 7 a forecast. warm fall weather today and cooler over the weekend. we are looking fine for fleet week. 80's, likely 90's returned by the later half of next weekend. perfect weather for fleet week. julian: thank you, drew.

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seven things to know this morning. number one, the shooting at the kanga states school complex in oakland. video shows the moments starts -- shots were fired as students ran from the school. there were at least two shooters at one suspect. they have not been identified. julian: there were six people shot on campus including jason arbuckle, working on a trophy case when the shooting started. jason arbuckle was grazed by a bullet and is recovering. jobina: law enforcement sources told abc 7 iteam that oakland police investigators obtained text messages from the shooting victims phones in which rudsdale school officials tell them not to cooperate with police. the district denied the accusations. julian: hurricane ian is taking aim at south carolina this

morning after devastating parts of florida the past few days. at least 11 people have died in the storm. in south carolina, a state of emergency this morning. drew: it's a warm end to the months today. we will see 90's in the hottest spots, 80's around the bay shoreline. expect a lot of sun this afternoon. sue: a bart delay. we are in recovery mode thanks to scheduled track maintenance i, 10 to 20 minute delays. jobina: the price of your thanksgiving dinner might be shocking. the average price of a turkey is up more than double from last year, 112%, $6.70 per pound. julian: a man who says his bank account was drained after he got a text message is sharing his story on how he was scammed. abc news reporter will reef has the -- will reeve has the

details. will: exposing the scammers targeting zelle users. marcus miles from ohio telling his story gma. >> the gentleman on the phone was really nice. he sounded like someone from the bank. will: that he wasn't. he drained mr. miles account. his story is one of many from across the country. debbie woods in chicago lost $3500. our san francisco 7 on your side unit heard from dozens of consumers. lawmakers are working to make money transfer safer. >> the single most effective thing that can happen is for congress to pass a law that says consumers will not be hold responsible. will: at 7:00 a.m., expert tips to keep your money safe from scammers. julian: today another historic first for the new supreme court justice to tonja brown jackson. jobina: she will take her seat

at the court today in a formal investiture ceremony. president biden, who selected jackson for the court, will attend with the first lady, vice-president, and first gentleman. no cameras are allowed inside. the moment is significant in more than one way. jackson is the first black woman justice and it is also the first time four women have served together and at the first time women and people of color have outnumbered white men on the court. jackson will take part in her first oral arguments next week. l coming up at 5:30 the public response to fentanyl and opioid overdoses. jobina: could a dealer's face murder charges as state and city leaders plan to prevent drug death? drew: live at san francisco international airport. we have more news, weather, and traffic coming up.

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speaking about the previous violence. for have been done to prevent yesterday's shooting? julian: thanks for waking up with us. it's friday, september 30. jobina: since reggie is not here, we will remind you that rent is due tomorrow. drew, what will we be getting when we hit enter on our laptops and the pain comes in? can we at least go outside? drew: yes, today is beautiful. it is giving summer vibes. warmer temperatures in this spot for a lot of times of the year. right now visibility is not an issue. typically close to sunrise we see fog develop in the valleys. we wake up to 50's. half moon bay is cool at 48 this morning. 60 in concord, 61 in san jose. outside, here is a live look. this is our rooftop camera at kgo along the embarcadero.

the flags are not really waving. the light breeze is calm. here is how your friday is shaping up. expect sunshine area the sun is up at 7:0 four. 90's are coming back and lend. along the bay shoreline, a lot of us go to the 80's, close to 70 along the coast today. we will take a closer look at the temperatures and show you how warm you get where you live preview the weekend coming up. julian: we are learning more this morning about the school shooting in oakland earlier this week that left six people injured. police believe the violence was gang-related. this morning that shooters are still out there. as the investigation continues, a new look at video shot the moments after shots were fired in the school. abc seven news reporter ryan curry joins us live in the newsroom with the story. ryan, it was chaos for the people inside. ryan: definitely a horrific moment from people in the school. we are learning more about the victims. one was a carpenter that works for the district that was caught in the crossfire.

new video shows the moments kids ran out of the oakland bay tech charter school after gunshots rang out at the complex. law enforcement can be seen in the hallways with guns drawn in an effort to get kids out of the school safely. police chief lerone armstrong says more than 30 rounds were fired in los proximity to rudsdale attenuation high school and the campus nearby. one of the victims, jason arbuckle, recalled of the moments he was hit. >> i was working at a display case and shots started ringing off. one of the charts grace to me and went in my head, as i was turning away, in the back of my head, and came out the front of my scalp bleeding like crazy. bud was everywhere. -- blood was everywhere. ryan: he said he is glad nobody is dead and is happy to live another day. it is good to see him in good spirits following the incident. it was near so many children.

the police chief say they are looking for at least two shooters who entered the school at one point. the campus will be closed today and tomorrow. live in the newsroom, ryan curry, abc7news. jobina: another disturbing headline about the shooting in oakland is coming from the abc7news iteam. law enforcement sources said school officials sent text messages to shooting victims instructing them not to cooperate with police. abc7news iteam reporter dan noyes has the investigation. dan: oakland foleys investigators obtained text messages from the shooting victims phones in which school officials tell them not to cooperate with police. i asked oakland police chief lerone armstrong about my investigate -- the allegations. >> our investigation will be thorough and complete and we

will exhaust all options to figure out what happened on the campus. i will not speak to any evidence recovered. dan: oakland unified school district spokesperson denied it. >> is not correct. dan: former oakland city council president ignacio de la fuente tells me that rudsdale school officials have a history of failing to protect students and oakland unified has not done enough either. >> the school district to have their own police and they threw them out because they did not want officers in campuses. these things happen because we allow them to happen. dan: my sources tell me this is part of a distorting pattern by officials at the school, a lack of cooperation with police, especially after one troubling incident a few weeks ago. >> a kid was stabbed, bleeding, pistol whipped. a gun was recovered from the school, yet, the school district did nothing.

dan: in august, a student was stabbed and pistol whipped at the school. my students taught matt -- my sources tell me rudsdale officials obstructed the investigation. they recovered to the attack but kept it from police four hours before turning it over in a ziploc bag. sources say that they would not let police interview students, saying they had it under control. the news is frustrating for parents whose children lived through the shooting yesterday. mario warez's --juarez's son is a 15-year-old student at bay tech. >> he is so innocent. he thought it was firecrackers. i wish it was firecrackers. jobina: sources say that police know who the suspect is from the previous event and they are trying to determine if they are

behind this week's shooting. late yesterday the school district sent the team and email that says in part "our school staff at rudsdale and other schools do not obstruct police investigations. we posted the full email at abc7news.com. if you have a story for the abc7news citing, --iteam call 18840iteam. julian: a local nonprofit finally got the money owed from a ticketing platform. san francisco's musical theater works uses a third-party platform for ticket sales called round paper tickets. they have been waiting since may for $14,000 in proceeds from a recent show. yesterday the executive artist director did receive the money. musical theater works is not the only group to go through the struggle. round paper tickets, based in seattle, has been sued by the washington state attorney general and has an f rating from

the better business bureau. jobina: san francisco faces a raging fentanyl and opioid crisis. city leaders just announced steps to correct on drug sales. suzanne fong takes a closer look at the proposal. >> it's life-and-death. fentanyl is killing people. suzanne: fentanyl use is plaguing the streets of san francisco and tearing apart families. jackie berlin is with mothers against her drug addiction and death. >> my son cory is an addict on the streets of san francisco and i am always concerned about his safety. suzanne: san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins is pushing for murder charges for fentanyl dealers linked to fatal drug overdoses. >> i think it is a great idea that will help the issue on the street of having two deathsv a day from fentanyl. dsuzanne: with ongoing overdoses and a new and deadly variations now on the street like rainbow fentanyl, she agrees with the

das tough on crime policy. >> there is no exact silent -- science. a dealer can sell week fentanyl one day, and the following day really strong fentanyl and kill somebody. suzanne: assembly member matt haney of san francisco today announced the creation of an 11 parson -- 11 person bipartisan commission on overdose, federal, and opioids. >> it will focus on public health response to opioid addiction, the response of law enforcement to the sale of opioids and fentanyl and resources for treating opioid and fentanyl addiction. suzanne: the department of health's first-ever overdose prevention plan. he believes the new plan offers hope. >> i was glad to see a commitment to opening multiple wellness centers that will offer drop in, low barrier, overdose prevention services. suzanne: sentinel killed 6000

people in california last year according to the department of public health. according to jenkins, there are no pending drug cases so far that could face murder charges. she admits it will not be easy for police to trace and overdosed back to a seller. but she hopes it will be investigated in more cases. jobina: --julian: scientists predict the california drought will not end anytime soon. at the google campus in mountain view yesterday the secretary of california's natural resource agency delivered the news that the bay area is stepping up by conserving water and enacting restrictions to get people to cut back. however, it may feel like the drought will never end. >> are scientists, our climatologists predict as we move into the winter, we can expect another forthright year. -- fourth dry year. this is only a couple years after the worst drought in modern history between 2012 and 2016. julian: some local agencies are

offering incentives to encourage conservation. valley water at a santa clara county cat -- has rebates of up to 100,000 dollars for businesses that convert to drought resistant landscaping. jobina: the move by russian today amid the war in ukraine that resident biden says america will never recognize. drew: on the drought monitor, no change from last week. this means a little more than 16% of the state is in the worst exceptional drought category. the entire state is in some form of drought. locally, most of us are in the severe drought category. eastern portions of contra costa, alameda, and salida county in extreme drought. we expect as we entered the stormy season, we will get rainfall may be increasing. there are bets we have above average rainfall, but it does not look like another la niña year. that means over all the year 10 to be below average for

rainfall. one part that will get rain is south carolina now. hurricane ian is still a category one storm and will make landfall again for the third time later this afternoon along the south carolina border and two to five inches of rain is expected. at home, sunshine, warm temperatures, back to the 80's and 90's. look at the sunshine. 80 oakland, 87 san jose. in the city, 75. 92 in fairfield. 60 nine half moon bay. the three day forecast. warm fall weather today. then temperatures go down. of the weekend is cooler. it's breezy. we will see sunshine saturday and sunday. that's weather. let's check traffic. sue: so far at the bay bridge toll plaza no metering lights yet. you are cruising along. the driveway from highway four, hercules, through the 80 corridor into san francisco, 35 minutes. you are in the green, so far so

good. we had an earlier stall on the eastbound side of the bridge that has been cleared. here is your glowing solid stream of headlights on the east shore freeway westbound pass to golden gate fields and berkeley and into emeryville. it's moving at a good clip, but you are in company. otherwise, overall, a 40 minute drive up and over the ultima pass, westbound for the early morning commuters on 580. otherwise the bay area is in the grain. if you have to get up early, it tastes. the road is clear.

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♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ end of the deadly attack overnight that left two dozen dead. jobina: russian backed leaders arrive in moscow ahead of an annexation ceremony hosted by vladimir putin.

ike ejiochi is tracking developments there. >> this morning government officials say russian president vladimir putin will officially annex four occupied regions of ukraine totaling 15% of ukraine's territory at a formal signing ceremony behind the walls of the kremlin. russia stoking fears of more excavation, -- warning an attack on occupied areas would be an attack on russia. the international attack on -- community's outrage. president biden claims the results were manufactured in moscow and the true result of the ukrainian -- will of the ukrainian people is evident on the battlefield. >> the united states will never recognize russia's claims on ukraine's sovereign territory. ike: the u.n. secretary general condemned russia's actions, saying it has no legal value and must not be accepted. >> >> it is what the international community is meant to stand for. this has no place in the modern

world. it must not be accepted. ike: overnight during his nightly address ukrainian president zelenskyy called on russian citizens living in pressure to stop their president. as the exodus of russian men trying to leave the country intensifies, finland announced it will significantly limit passenger traffic on its borders starting today, banning russian citizens traveling with tourist visas for mentoring. in ukraine, the war continues. authorities say four rockets hit this eastern ukrainian city in the occupied donetsk region, injuring at least 11 people. the u.s. standards allies promised to adopt more sanctions against russia including even more support for ukraine. i could jot you, abc news washington. julian: we now know the cause of queen elizabeth the second's death. old age. the national records of scotland published yesterday saying the british monarch died at 3:10

u.k. time at while --balmoral castle, scotland. the document was signed by princess anne, meaning she was there as the queen took her last breath. jobina: former olympic figure skater antidemocratic activist michelle quan was confirmed as the senate to serve as ambassador to belize. biden nominated her for the role in september. she said if confirmed, i will be proud to serve my country. she worked for eight years for the state department as a public diplomacy envoy and attended the fletcher school of law and diplomacy at tulsa university. she served as the ambassador to japan in the obama administration. i did not know any of that. julian: i did not. drew: great career. jobina: come on and slay. that's insane. drew: love her. julian: she can do it all. jobina: i want to sit that after

reading that. i am already sitting. i guess, lay down. i like ice-skating. i am no michelle quan. drew: are you triple ac xeling? julian: are you dan ashley? jobina: dan ashley kent state? -- dan ashley can skate? drew: look it up. it's fascinating. here is our east bay hills camera. clear conditions out there. if your allergies have resurfaced, here is the reason why. tree pollen is back at a high-level. at a high-level. the main offenders are elm and pine. mold spores are low. everything else, grass and weed pollen is not registering.

take the medicine. warm weather increases paulison. bay bridge, limited fog for the morning commute. a warm to hot and for the month today and the weekend is cooler than average. in the south bay, 80's on the board. moderate air quality. sunny skies. one today and it is south bay. along the peninsula, good air quality and lots of sunshine. pacifica to half moon bay, afternoon highs close to 70. mid 70's downtown today. upper 60's daly city. south city is going to 77 with moderate air quality. it is a warm one. lots of sunshine. looking nice around sonoma, napa. 87 san rafael, 91 ukiah. east bay is warm. 83 union city. 76 richmond and inland. 90's in the warmest cities. 91 in concord, 90 in livermore. overnight patchy fog out there. we could see coastal you --

drizzle and otherwise temperatures in the 50's. the weekend forecast is cooling off starting saturday. it turns breezy in the afternoon and that will usher in cooler weather sunday. we will find a lot of sunshine birthdays this week. you will find a warm day today for the last day of september. october the weekend arrives with cooler weather. fleet week next week, expect a lot of sunshine and heating up for the second half of the week. julian: new at 6:00, the surprising sport to get the go-ahead at high schools across the state. jobina: and wait until you see the video of one little new yorker that was not feeling the vibe of her new classmate. julian: the pacific air show is this saturday in huntington beach. you can see the action live on hulu preaching -- featuring stunt performances, military aircraft, and even an experimental flying car. plus a showstopping finale from

the u.s. air force thunder boards, -- thunderbirds. people will crowd the sands of surf city, usa for an event like no other. >> i am hanging on for dear life here. >> rock 'n' roll. airspace is years. >> you can reach out and touch them it felt like. >> and makes it look incredible. >> beautiful aircraft out there. >> outstanding job. pass it along to the boss. >> they are reay ud and really cool. >> wow. what did we just see there? >> that one got a little spicy. >> do not miss the pacific air show liv >> the first day of schl

jitters are one thing. >> what about first day of

school shock? jobina: oh my god. she said, where did you bring me? her face says it all. oh my gosh. this is onyx rain. she had a visible reaction when she walked into her first day of head start in syracuse, new york. her new classmates were apparently in the middle of a full-blown tantrum. she appears stunned. it is serving lots of side i. --eye. drew: she said, we don't do this. at first i thought she was going to start crying too. but she is just like, what is happening? jobina: let's pack it up, mom.

you do not have to worry about me. drew: did you guys like the first day of school? jobina: i think i did. i definitely did as i got older. drew: for shoe. -- for sure. that was fun. but the first first day of school was a little scary. jobina: --drew: right now visibility, no issues. we typically see dense fog around sunrise at the bay area. temperatures, waking up to numbers generally in the 50's but it is cool along the coast. half moon bay at 48. you will need to have jacket the ocean now. we will have a warm, hot day later today. above average temperatures, the city is sparkling this morning. we are fog free from this vantage point. we expect a lot of sunshine.

sunrise at 7:04, shortly over one hour from now. the coastal cloud cover is limited. it's a lot of sunshine, warm to hot. 90's in lund, 80's around the bay shoreline. upper 70's around the coast. julian: you at 6:00, the late-night host surprising his fans by announcing he is leaving the anchor desk. jobina: and is the latest state to follow california's lead when it comes to zero emission cars. julian: and we had to florida to look at the devastation left by hurricane jan and the storms

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