>> as we look at our temperature change the skies have been mainly clear from san jose and milder in nevada. only upper 60's. pa partly cloudy and mostly sunny around the bay. ian working its way up the east coast. slammed into south carolina as a category one with powerful winds and flooding rain. florida was hit hardest with toll at 33 making it the

deadliest storm there in 60 years. ellen lopez. winds were clocked at more than 90 miles an hour. it slammed the cost line in myrtle beach the surf carrying away part of this pier. >> it was up over that pier and ate it up. >> it was just debris everywhere. strong waves creeping toward the boardwalk battering a shrimp boat. rising flood waters surrounding homes. >> i have never seen anything like that.

in charleston look at this wind gusts rocking boats back and forth in the harbor. downtown the boardwalk floodedment ian still on the move large wavers grunge to flood south port and sun saturday beach bringing strong winds the powerful storm surge flooding streets and flattening dunes. >> we saw people pouring into the streets cleaning of debris. it will impact parts of the northeast throughout the weekend.

oakland police are calling for help in the event of the shooting. investigators tell us that officers responded to the king estates campus in the past couple of months. it is one of four schools there. the organization has a violence interrupter on the campus who works on deescalating incidents. that person is following leads from within the school. >> from e-mails, text emergency, videos and trying to make sure what happened here doesn't spill off into others. they are reviewing video of the shooting where at least two suspects could be seen.

that has not been made public. today students will be allowed to return to the bay tech charter school to get their belongings. >> we will be coming back to school in the near future. we will be coming back stronger and in a safe and supportive environment and most of all with the type of love, care and support we always provide. >> this video was posted on the youtube channel yesterday offering encouragement to students and promising a safe return to the classroo inou bay peoe are dealing with this. running water that burns eyes, fills rooms with a strong odor and sometimes comes out brown. a newly published report hopes to change things. >> it is a visual that is difficult to look at the water east palo alto residents say

they are getting. >> you usually don't get a notice when they do. whenever we turn on the water and it is brown just have to wait until and let the water run until it is clean. >> it is part of the complaints local organization collected in a survey published this week part of a larger report between 2007 and 2021 that aims to get grant money it improve water structure in underserved communities. more than 700 residents said they are concerned about their water quality and aging infrastructure. >> whenever i shower my eyes burn, i have a lot of mayor loss now. i don't drink the water. we buy water bottles to drink and cooking. >> more than 75% of respondents buy bottled water for kaoging an drinking, 55% didn't think the drinking water is safe. it opened an opportunity for

residents to have their voices heard. they are taking a chance to advocate for themselves because it is important to know what are the steps. >> it caught the attention of local leaders. we reached out to the east palo alto to the manager. it explains that the city contracts the water operator who oversees quality standards. the water received comes from the san francisco public utilities commission. the report says it has to pass an old water system owned by the city and aged pipes owned by the residents which pay lead to the water being discounselor -- discolored. federal and local governments have to step up. >> we need to allocate funding so they can develop a comprehensive plan to fit this aging, aging infrastructure.

they are planning a public meeting for november 17 about the water system and tuesday they will be set to approve $8.5 million for a new water system master plan. >> we hope that is resolved soon. lisa, let's check outside. lisa: we have sunshine inland making its way westward. this is a cloudy san francisco five or section degrees cooler here and we hope for sun for the blues festival. we will talk about that next. >> also ahead could we finally get relief at the pump? what governor newsom wants to do to bring down gas prices.

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since deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history a sur sunrise cerey was held to honor the victims when a game opened fire from a hotel on to a country music festival killing nearly 60. now in ukraine the largest f forceable annexation since 1945. vladimir putin says he is taking nearly a fifth of the territory as his own after a sham election took place earlier this week. he made it official during a ceremony telling millions of ukrainians they would be, your citizens forever. with respect nations have vowed to dismiss the claims the u.s. and allies are imposing more sanctions. ukrainian president announced his country is mastering to fast

track application. it must be approved by all of nato. the secretary general said member states of the alliance support ukraine's right to choice its own path but there's no word yet on a decision. last year an 84-year-olds man was attacked and killed in his neighborhoods. today a street will be renamed in honor of vicha ratanapakdee. suz s takes a look. >> this symbolizes the coming together of the community to support a man who lived a beautiful life and had a tragic ending. it could have been any one of our grand father. >> vicha ratanapakdee was brutally attacked in broad daylight last year pushed to the ground hit his head and ultimately died from the

injuries. the accused 21 attacker is behind bars. many continue to fight for justice and acknowledge the crimes the communities face. >> i feel like we have to do something about this. >> mark young is withstand for asians. >> our community has been the most affected and it is a chance to come together to fight injustice. >> with the help of several groups, this will be renamed and become vicha ratanapakdee way. the actual attack was about two blocks from here. this is the area where he would do his walks. >> he was coming home from a morning walk a day like today and it was a heinous attack. this has to stop. >> the hope that renaming a street after vicha ratanapakdee will shed a light on a tragic

moment and make it a teaching one. >> you will learn what happened to him and learn about anti-asian hate and i think that is the teaching moment that we are trying to have, something that can be memorialized. for future generations. l >> that is 1:00 p.m. today and open to the public. no matter where you go in the bay area you will find some of the highest gas prices in the country. the price per gallon in california is almost double the national average. we see that governor newsom has a plan to help reduce costs. >> monday gas prices,more than $6 a gallon, by friday some were close to $7. >> it is still going. how long have we been talking?

you can't comprehend this. >> he works in construction. he doesn't have the option to not drive. his total to follow up $140. jorge gassed up before driving to gilroy. his bill, $82. >> frustrated? >> yes, i am because i thought it was going down and now it is going up. >> part of what is going on is to recent maintenance issues at some california refineries. according to triple a the price of gas in california per gallon is almost double the national average. governor newsom says greedy oil and gas companies are fleece being californians. >> the degree of diversion has never hands. oil companies provide no explanation. the fact is that they are ripping you off. their record profits are coming as your expense. >> he is calling for a tax on

businesses with the person of dedistributing excess profits. >> last week i only pay $5.50. now $7. usually i send about $100 a week. >> they want to speed up the transition to winter blend. it should immediately increase supply and result in savings up to 25 don't dri to worky. oe ite an imct? $4 $7hat gap. >> today is day two of the blue grass festival. the first in person hardly strictly got under way

yesterday. today elvis costello, buddy miller and more. hardly strictly blue grass runs through tomorrow and it is free to everyone. i know, lisa, you are tracking the weather and it will be chilly today. lisa: yesterday, 74 in san francisco and that is warm, 82 at the airport so those folks would be sweating it out in golden gate park. but today as the sea breeze kicked up yesterday in the afternoon and a big change by the late afternoon as the breeze got going. as for today we are tacking mid 60's -- we are talking midst 60's. we have drizzle at the coast. by the afternoon hopefully sun but it will be high clouds, low clouds and typical san francisco day. we look at live doppler 7, the clouds and fog from sonoma to big sur and marin to the penins

east bay but not as far as the interior valleys. we are beginning to brighten here. the "shark tank." 56 downtown, 57 san jose and temperatures fairly uniform. 52 in santa rosa. we take you into the rest of the north bay and inland valleys with the sun ny skies and pier 9 and sea lions and rest of the pier quiet. we have fog and drizzle at the coast will be there much of the day. breezy and cooler today. tomorrow the coolest of the next seven. then into the work welcome it will be above average but we won't see triple digits. it will be what you would

expects for fleet week -- what you would expect for fleet week. the fog will push in. 4:00 and beginning to push back across the bay. through the overnight it should reach part of the southern sacramento valley so you could wake up to low clouds around fairfield and it is cooler with a little bit of sun at the coast but remember it is only going to be low 60's. water temperature is 60 and as we look highs for sunday mainly 60's and 70's. you have to go pretty far inlands it get 80 -- to get 80. we have more warmth toward the west if continue and we get into tuesday where we are in the 90's, comfortable around the bay but will feel pretty much lake -- like fall where they will have cooler. for us it is the warmer weather.

73 oakland, 82 santa rosa. mid 80's livermore and that is 10 or 15 degrees cooler. we have highs today near average, below for sunday so a cool couple days before we warm a few days it start the work week then wednesday through friday you know it is october, less fog, warm afternoons. >> it has been pretty quiet for ahead express lanes and i-team has the reasons for the slow down of a project in san

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you need comcast business. technology solutions that put you ahead get started with fast speeds and advanced security together for $69.99 a month for 12 months. plus find out how to get up to a $650 prepaid card with a qualifying bundle. liz: governor newsom approved a decriminalization of jaywalking except of a person in immediate

danger of being hit. he signed it friday night. king said citations for jaywalking often effect people of color and lower income. high priced tickets often cause more harm. it will go in effect starting january 1 next year. a report from the abc 7 i-team drivers who use 101 in san mateo county have watched while cal trans puts express lanes and it is delayed it next year as rush hour drive times are slower the frustration is mounting. we have been looking for answers and has this. >> traffic on 101 is returning to pre-pandemic levels. construction of new express lanes isn't helping. >> this is due to the san mateo 101 express lanes project. averaging around 12 and 24 miles an hour. >> the project is setting up

toll lanes free to cars with three or more passengers and reduced for two or clean air. solo drivers can pay full express to use the express lanes. the cost will go up or down depending how crowded the lane is but there have been delays. the target for completion when it began was mid 2022. but two weeks ago the project manager announced opening date will be next year perhaps february or march. >> the contractor opted to do things out of sequence and had to actually take corrective action that added time to the schedule. >> the tphnice nice new express are blocked off. >> open it up. please. >> i don't like to be stuck in traffic. >> what are they doing? putting down cones for a living? >> crews have to finish the sense sores and that is at night

but they keep the cones up. >> i work construction so i understand guys take breaks but you don't put out cones to take a break. for a year or two years. >> those cones are everywhere. >> i went to the transit district to interview the chair of the joint powers authority that oversees the project. >> there's sense sores and fabrication that needs to be installed and testing of it that is currently going on. >> but the on scene work is being done overnight, isn't it? >> a lot of that with sense sore reading is done. >> but the staff says they are affixed to the pavement withed a here. they have to install signs and road side tolling equipment. but that work will also be done overnight. >> i see in other parts of the bay area if there's construction overnight they put up the cones and by morning they are gone. why can't you do that? >> we are trying to make sure we

don't add confusion to when we go through the testing cycle and opening up. >> after a 20 minute interview we couldn't degree on the wisdom of keeping them blocked in the day even when no work is not being done. >> it doesn't make sense. >> but he says they listen to feedback from drivers. >> there are a lot of things behind the scenes as far as safety or just trying to get it established on a time line. so we are trying to keep all of that factor. liz: still to kcome a big chang in how police officers are hired in california. the new legislation in response to the january 6 insurrection. we will have a story you will only see here a grandmother robbed and suspect gets away with her life's savings. what is more alarming is how it unfolded.

>> building a better bay area this is abc 7 news. liz: good morning and thanks for joining us. we will have a check of the forecast. happy october. lisa: yes. spooky out there with the clouds. if you like it cool today, tomorrow is your day. mid 50's in the city low 60's palo alto. you can see that from the camera. clear inland. upper 50's. fog in santa rosa and a little cooler. you see the two to four-degree temperature change of cooler readings from this time yesterday. as we go through the afternoon sunshine is revealed but the warm-up is slower. we are bright but comfortable.

low to mid 80's in the warmest location and fog hanging to the coast but warm weather in the forecast. liz: developing news this morning burlingame police are investigating a crash overnight saying two people were in the crosswalk at california drive and oak grove avenue when it happened. both were taken to a hospital where within died. the other is in critical condition. the driver took off but did come back and is cooperating with the investigation. law enforcement agencies will be required to screen applicants for ties to late groups and it will be easier to fire them. the clear act was signed into low by governor newsom. we heard from key players who pushed to get it passed. >> the effort to enhance kphraoupb trust was signed. the law enforcement accountability reform act or clear act was crafted by an

assemblyman on the heels of the january 6 i understand retention. -- insurrection. there is an issue of infiltration of law enforcement by those that have affiliations with certain hate groups. so this empowers police departments to weed out those potential applicants. >> he said it became more pressing after a 2022 state police audit found five california law enforcement agencies including the san jose police department will not done enough to prevent biased behavior. >> the clear act goes beyond the bar of implicit bias. >> it creates a filter mechanism for incoming officers and existing that would prohibit their membership in groups that are advocating or participating in hate crimes.

>> an extra step to an extensive hiring process. it calls for the investigation into an officer's potential membership or participation in hate groups and advocacy of any quote public expression of hate including social media posts. he says the measures are motivated by real cases. dr. lisa hill who is not affiliated with the bail weighs in. >> what is surprising some of these assessments background investigations psychological nyf these and i think this law pushes us in the right direction. >> now california law many say model for police reform across the u.s. liz: alameda county sheriff says dozens of deputies are owed an

apology after being removed because of prefer psychological exams. sanchez put out a statement saying in part it is my hope we can earn back the trust of our agency members, community and those who seek employment in this noble profession. the deputies are being administered a new exam. police in stockton say a string of homicides the last three months may be connected but they are not sure if they were by one person or multiple people. there are similarities in five killings that happened since early july. the victims were all shot to death and investigators say they were each alone at the time they were killed and homicides happened in the evening or early morning hours. stockton police released a surveillance photo of an individual they have identified as a person of interest. the city is offering a $75,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. a person was robbed of her life

savings. what is frightening is what one of the suspects was wearing. her granddaughter spoke. >> this surveillance video shows a grandma watering her plants once morning and you see a man approach. >> a man dressed in a construction vest with the hard hart and -- hard hat and lap top. he walked from the car and wearing a ski mask. >> skylar requested we only use her first name for privacy. >> my grandma is a very smart lady. she didn't let him in. >> at the same time two more individuals were entering the back yard. when grandma tried to run to the front of the ham the man in a krult workers uniform broke in. you could hear grandma scream as he dragged the chihuahua and

cloak and beat her. her home was ransack and her entire life savings were stolen. skylar said it was traumatic for her and her family but she wanted to speak out to raise awareness about this crime for elderly asian americans. additional video from a dash cam shows the three exit with arm fulls of stolen goods. the investigation is ongoing and there have been cases where suspects dress unlike utility workers in the past. liz: governor newsom this week extended california covid-19 supplemental pasic leave policy. he signed assembly bill 152 which extends employers with 26 or more employees obligations to give them sick pay. the paid sick leave policy is set to expire at the end of this year. in the east bay bart is lifting the facemask mandate on train services after today.

they decided they would unmask and starting tomorrow you are encouraged but not required to wear a mask on trains and they could bring back the mandate if cases spike or local or federal health officials issue new orders. it is the unofficial cake off mavericks big way festival in half moon bay. this is video from the surf kegs later in the winter when the waves are just right. today's festival kicks off at 11:00 this morning just around the corner from where that surf competition happens. it goes until 6:00 tonight. still ahead, learning from our top predators in the water. the behavior partners experts are studying to find out more about what is changing on the camera coastline. here is a look at the golden gate bridge. it is foggy.

8:37. we will check what we can expect for the weekend ahead.

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it's wonderful. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. liz: bay researchers are trying to understand the change of behavior of great white sharks. we see their changing patterns. >> we have seen about 10 of these what appears to be juvenile white sharks in the area. >> for a young growing shark the sandy beaches of southern california often act as nurseries. that is the scientific termor areas where they can feed and congregate before they develop into fully grown hunters offering beach goers and researchers an opportunity. >> to see how they brave around people that is for juveniles up to nine ow they sdygn pant nsery wth b aa as weirst l

understandhat is drawing an increasing number of young juveniles hundreds of miles north to the waters off monterey bay. what are they doing close to the shore line, how close might they get to people. what depths do they prefer. those are the questions and what we want to know is when it gets cold in the winter where do they go. >> they believe climate change could be a partial driver and so-called marine heat waves may play a role. but the migration seems to have continued in cooler cycles. the ocean is a complicated place and researchers say we don't full i understand the over-laching factors. skwra>> the ocean is a dynamic. we don't know why they are here. it could be temperature, it could be prey shifting. >> to help that a doctor and are

reexamining shark habitats from the top down using a three dimensional model trying to discover the different ways sharks and other marine creatures behave and use the ocean at different depths potentially unlocking secrets of feeding patterns, preferred temperatures and oxygen levels. >> we need to understand how they move and why and how that may change. >> the two shark studies are not connected but some of the questions overlap. professor lowe is using tags and drones to locate them and agrees a vertical understanding is key as well. >> to look at how that might affect where at the spend their time not just geographically but in water columns. >> searching for answers in a complicated environment inhabited by complex creatures. liz: fascinating stuff. lisa, let's check outside. lisa: look at the gray there in

santa cruz. 57 degrees. highs today four to five degrees cooler. it will last through the second half of the wind but an abrupt change for the first full week of october. i have the details next. liz: the great lip reading debate jimmy g gives his side of the story over the s night loss to the broncos. we have the highlights in sports. there's a reason comcast business powers more businesses than any other provider. actually, there's a few... comcast business offers the fastest, reliable network... the protection of security edge... and the most reliable 5g network. want me to keep going? i can... whether your business is starting or growing, you need comcast business.

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liz: the giants are off a five game winning streak and oakland is trying to break their five game losing streak. today the diamondbacks are playing the giants at oracle park first pitch 1:05 and a's take on the mariners. monday night the 49ers lay the rams at home in levi stadium. jimmy g and head coach kyle

shanahan ready to take on the rams. we have the highlights in this morning's sports. skwra>> read my lips. that is the one thing jimmy garappolo didn't say about the lip reading controversy from the loss in denver. it was the 49ers' quarterback frustrated with the play calling? he appeared to say your plays suck, man or was it if you are open, stop, man or european salt mass? i don't know. but jimmy claims he doesn't know what he said. >> i don't know. i can't read lips. i'm sure i said a lot of worst things on the field. i'm not sure what i was saying. you say a lot of things in the heat of battle. me and kyle are cool. we have been through a lot of types of seasons this being no different but we are early in the season. >> see what jimmy says on monday night they host the defending super bowl champion rams, 5:00

here on abc 7. baseball000 the final orange friday giants and wilmer flores got the award for the most inspirational and his dad threw out the pitch. evan longoria homered in the first and second innings. only other giants to do there willie mays. 4-1 here is the play of the game joc pederson to triples alleyed a it takes a crazy ricochet. he thought he was going to be a routine out. starts, stops, he realizes he can score the little league homer triple and error if you are scoring. giants hit four home runs and win 10-4. a's fans in the crowd mariners needing a win to clinch a playoff. that ties it 1-1.

stays that way this will the bottom of the ninth, two outs and stressful. this is down the line off acevedo and that hits the foul ball, game over. mariners ends their drought. celebration time. they are on to the playoffs. warriors' trip in japan continues. james wiseman working on his samurai moves. take another shot, big man. and if you at first don't succeed chop at the second time. more at home on the basketball court. 20 points, nine boards in their win over the wizards 94-87. that is a wrap of morning sports. liz: there's a lot going on in hardly strictly blue grass and a little chilly to start. lisa: it is. yesterday the onshore flow brought the breeze after it was

a hot afternoon and look how that marine layer has expanded all the way from the sonoma coast to southern california. not quite into some of the valleys. it has been partly cloudy in concord and you see san jose looking at all the clouds but it is beginning to pull back. as we look at a cloudy san francisco the breeze will kick up but it shouldn't be too robust. we will look for a cooler day, five to eight degrees cooler in some parts of the city. 56 downtown, 58 objected, 57 san jose. mid 50's half moon bay where you will have limited sun. late day a few breaks as we look from the east bay hills. low 50's for you in santa rosa right now so a cool start with mid 50's napa and upper 50's and sun in livermore and everybody for the most part is anywhere from a degree to five degrees colder to start this first day

of october. so the coolest days of the next seven today and tomorrow with temperatures below average so we will have drizzles off the coast and as clouds peel back a typical breezy day but numbers in a narrow range with some lower 80's for sunday and today warmer than that but looking a the nice fall weather what you would expect for fleet week with more sun and warmth but nothing too extreme. midweek toward the end of the week a sunny aft but by 4:00 we are seeing the fog wanting to push back. as it does it should make it into the inland valleys for recall tomorrow and as it pulls back it is so cool we could get sunshine along the shore line here. we will look for high pressure to build back but not until the beginning of the workweek. so the next seven days for october average highs low 80's so today with 84, nice

afternoon, dropping off a few degrees tomorrow and into monday little change, high pressure by tuesday and you will. a little bit of a warmer air mass head or way but then it gets hot but what you would expect for october. south bay near average at 80 in san jose. sunny vale sunny and palo alto 74, that is cooler than yesterday. 70 by the airport. coming down a good 12 degrees, 82 in nevada so a nice day with east bay great start sunny. certain day forecast mid 80's in livermore and 12 to 15 degrees cooler. we have cooler afternoons today, tomorrow, more expansive deck of low clouds as the marine air cools our inland valleys today. monday is nice, tuesday we will

begin to. the warm-up but get going wednesday through friday and it is like part time and here with fleet week. liz: this is the month i feel like for san francisco. cold weather and summer is over. the pacific air show is today in running ton beach and you can -- huntington beach and you can see it on hulu with stunt performances, parachute drops, aircraft and experimental flying car and show stopping finale from the u.s. air force thunderbirds celebrating the 75th anniversary of the air force. that is live today at 11:00 only on hulu. next a cross country team's fun way to connect and bond has gone viral. teammates explain what is behind the buzz.

liz: these are pretty bad haircuts but it is the machines cross countries team at santa clara university going viral thanks to the team photo as we see, this tradition has grown over the years. >> on campus at santa clara university they are very proud of their athletic accomplishments but this year a new banner may be need to hung honoring the 2022 team most viral haircuts. >> we are getting so many comments and friends texting and random people. >> what made it take off is we look like genuine people that could pull it off. other years they have gone absurd. >> this is not a one off. the tradition was born in 2014 as a simple team bonding experience. they graduate their hair two months before they returned to summer break it create these.

it is a rite of passage from outgoing seniors to incoming freshmen. >> you can see the year before like a big tradition they will do like a funny thing. >> it is a bit funny to have a joke about family and friends and not take ourselves too seriously. >> but like their wild facial hair it has grown over the year. crazy styles, silly smiles, to whatever there is. >> we might have seen pictures of me getting a haircut from devon. putting a bowl over my head. >> apparently social media thinks it is amazing. they have gained tanks with posts every where. >> it shows who we are. we don't mind being goofy and tack ourselves lighthearted and it is a lot of fun. >> the key word in there tradition, team. they say they don't do the cutsor social media.

it is about a bond that spreads to the track. >> they think running is an individual sport and everything we do is for the next person and it shows how committed we are and how committed we are with our mustaches and same how committed we are to the team. >> and that is dedication. liz: it is pretty great. lisa: i could see you in a bowl cut. liz: i will consider it. lisa: you would rock that. the guys can do that. liz: it grows out so fast. they were cute. lisa: we are looking at a cool weekend and an even cooler day for sunday. the seven-day forecast features the 60 at the coast, limited clearing there and next to none really. mid 70's along the peninsula with low to mid 80's inland and we will bring down the temperatures a few more degrees sunday and turn around next week as the temperatures rise. high pressure builds and numbers

will go from the low 80's in the inland valley it low 90's so a good 10-degree jump so

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