brothers shot and killed while celebrating a friend's birthday in oakland. police trying to find the gunman while the community searches for answers. >> the death toll continued to rise after hurricane ian slamson the order and the carolinas. hundreds of thousands still without power. >> shopping advice via tiktok. the app is set to rollout a personal shopper livestream. >> let's begin with our forecast. good to be with you guys. happy october as well. drew: right now, it is clear out there. look at the visibility. mainly clear skies.

in the absence of a marine layer, temperatures are a lot cooler this morning compared to this time yesterday. 10 degrees cooler in santa rosa. a bit of a chill and some of the cities this morning. generally in the mid to upper 50's right now. here is a live look outside. this is the east bay hills camera. here is how the day shapes up. at least to a nice afternoon. by lunchtime, 60's and 70's, a bit of a breeze. low 80's and the warmest spot and we will take a closer look at these hides coming up in just a few minutes. >> unfortunately we are starting monday morning with not one, but two separate alerts. the first is on the bay bridge. if there is a silver lining, it

is in the eastbound reverse commute direction. only the middle lane of the five lanes getting by, eastbound on the bay bridge on the eastern portion of the span. and another alert with a flipped over big rig, this what is eastbound also in the richmond area. you are looking at the westbound headlights and you can see on the maps that eastbound 80 looks like it might have been cleared out because the big break was over to the right-hand side. right now, eastbound not showing much slowing. >> a vigil held tonight to remember two teenage brothers shot and killed in oakland over the weekend. >> both died saturday. two others were hurt. they were at a rented home in

north oakland. police say several dozen teenagers were at the home for a birthday party when someone came in and started shooting. nobody has been arrested. a cousin of the victims as they were role models. >> oh, they idolized them. they would always be like, where are you going, take me with you, i want to go with you. >> they were students at berkeley high school. there will be counselors on hand to talk with any students. the vigil is at 7:00 p.m.. >> time, school is still closed today at the sight of a mass shooting in oakland last week. there are three schools on the campus including the one with the shooting took place. six people were wounded in the shooting including two students. a senior spoke with abc 7 about

the reaction inside the school as shots rang out. >> they didn't quite sound like gunshots. at first i was like, they are working on the pipes. then i thought about it and was like, no, definitely gunshots. >> classes are canceled as police continue the investigation. on saturday, students were allowed back on campus for the first time to gather their belongings. >> it is a scary feeling that something is not right and i don't know what that feeling is. >> police have said the shooting appears to have been a targeted attack but they don't think any of the people shot for the intended targets. no arrests have been made in the case.

and a sobering reminder that thousands of people have fallen to gun violence. victim, there are ways to help. >> this morning, we are beginning to see the devastation left behind after hurricane ian. at least 85 people in florida and north carolina killed in the storm. most of the victims were in florida where rcucory operationl underway right now. >> as the death toll from hurricane ian rises, new images emerged showing the storm's destructive power. helicopters from the coast guard and national guard continue to conduct rescue missions. more than 2300 people rescued from the air so far, with more saved by boat from barrier islands cut off from the mainland by the storm. >> we watch the boats, houses, everything go flying by.

>> resident already pledging to rebuild. >> they will be a complete rebuild. the electric grid, the water systems. this will take a lot of work, but it will come back. >> further inland, the flood damages fast after more than 2 million people were left without power. more than half had their lights back on this morning. but along the southwestern coast, still reeling after indirect hit. alert indians are returning home to communities gone. and new questions about why local leaders ordered an evacuation on tuesday instead of monday, like neighboring areas. state officials including governor ron desantis saying the storm track changed at the last minute. >> we had to do -- did what we had to do a few you exact same thing. this storm is very unpredictable. >> president bynum is now planning to visit florida on

wednesday to survey the damage exactly a week after the storm first made landfall. >> restaurant workers approved a deal for a five dollars per hour raise and health care last week. 1000 restaurant workers shut down most of the airport beverage outlets during a strike. workers approved the deal with close to unanimous consent. most hourly wages will increased a little more than $17 per hour to $22. that is a race of almost 30%. sfo said in part "this new contract provides competitive pay and benefits allowing food workers to continue to live with the world-class experience for travelers love. drew: a clear view over the city this morning. the marine layer about 20 miles

offshore. the only issue with fog is around the valleys, part of the north bay. a quarter-mile elsewhere. you are good to go this morning. this is going to be the story for much of the week ahead. high-pressure building off the coast line. the ridge settles over, bringing us the sunshine this week and above average temperatures. we go hour-by-hour, a lot of sunshine. 60's and 70's. temperatures in the warmest spots in the low to mid 80's. 76 in san jose, 72 in oakland. 80 in santa rosa. we will see a lot of sunshine at 64 degrees. the rams are in town taking on the niners. you can see that game right here starting at 5:00 p.m. a nice evening with clear skies at temperatures starting in the

70's and then calling for the 60's. the three day forecast of the next couple of days, slightly warmer tomorrow and mild to warm on wednesday. let's check in with those traffic alerts this morning. >> better news at the bay bridge, chp just announced all lanes cleared in the eastbound direction. that was a major injury accident in eastbound direction. they have cleared all of that out and a gentle man has been taken to the hospital. looks like he is going to survive those injuries. much better news headed eastbound on the bay bridge. a secondary alerts, this one in richmond, eastbound 80. that one right near solano avenue, slowly tracking a bit as you can see. the good news, it is in the reverse commute direction, so eastbound richmond, expect some slowing. >> still to come, we do have a

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>> the indonesian government dislodging investigation into the deadly soccer stadium stampede over the weekend. 125 people died after a soccer match in asia turned violent. videos put social media show fans storming the field, clashing with riot police. police fired tear gas into the crowd, creating a frenzy. at least five police cars were toppled and set on fire. many were trampled and suffocated. it is being called one of the deadliest sports events in the world. the national archives still hasn't recovered all of the presidential paper that should have been turned over at the end of the trump administration. the acting archivist sent a letter to congress to alert them to the issue. the letter was a response to a

request from a democratic congress member who wants urgent review of any potential unaccounted records. some of the records are likely being held by former staffers. the fbi says it took 11,000 documents from the former president's mar-a-lago resort. more than 100 were marked classified. >> the supreme court is back in session with the newest justice. the first time since the pandemic, the court will open source to the public to see oral arguments. on the docket, more divisive issues including affirmative action, voting rights, and lgbt rights. >> brazils election is going into a runoff after no candidate receives enough votes to be declared the winner and one is the far right incumbent. the other is the leftist former president spent time in prison on corruption charges. this morning, police in stockton are hoping a surveillance photo

might help them find a potential serial killer. five men have been killed in the last three months. christine sloan has the latest on the search. >> this morning, california city on edge at the urgent search continues for a possible serial killer or killers. >> at this time, we don't know if it is a person, two or three. we just don't know. >> five men shot dead in stockton over the past three months starting in july. police have released a surveillance video -- photo of a person of interest. the killings and making the definition of a serial killer. a 54-year-old was one of the victims, a musician who sang about the violence on the streets of stockton. this is a recent video. his heartbroken brother says he was homeless but was trying to get his life back together. >> it is hard to process that this has happened. me and my brother have been like

twins since we were kids. we were pretty close. dark out the victims are mostly hispanic men between the ages of 21-54. the murders, in different locations, but taking place in dark areas late at night or early morning. and the victims were all ambushed, but investigators say the killings were not game-related robberies. 35-year-old paul alexander believed to be the first person killed in a statement, his family says he was a good boy who grew into a good man with a big heart, adding he was always there for you if you needed him. his mother telling abc news she is sharing his photo and hopes that it will solve the cases. authorities are offering an $5,000 will work for information that will lead them to the killer or killers. meantime, police are warning people in stockton to be extra vigilant and to not walk alone.

>> just a reminder for you commuters, trains has lifted math mandates. that means no masking is required on trains or buses. passengers are still strongly encouraged to wear a board. the native american activist who famously turned down marlon brando's best actor academy award has died. the academy said she died yesterday at her home in nevada. her death comes just months after the academy apologized for the way she was treated. brando won the best actor oscar in 1973, but he skipped the ceremony, instead asking little feather to appear onstage to refuse the award on his behalf. >> the 41st annual fleet week kicks off today. the u.s. princeton is now docked. the anticipation for the week ahead is mounting and tara campbell takes a look at the

excitement, including how many people are expected and what it means for local business. >> is a sure sign of fleet week. enable ship docking in the san francisco bay and local businesses are ready for a big bump in traffic. >> we are going to have to make a whole bunch more hummus and probably i'm going to have to be moving a lot quicker. >> bringing in more customers from all over the place in the bay area, different cities to spread out the word. >> from lightning fast jets to larger-than-life ships, fleet week is expected to draw up to one million people into the city. daniel is with the san francisco chamber of commerce. >> i heard a number today, that has a real impact. talking about small businesses. >> describing small businesses

as bearing the brunt. >> when folks were coming back to the office, they weren't having normal traffic. >> it has been kind of slow this last year and a half, so it is really good for us. >> they are expecting it to pick up midweek. by then, all enable ships will be docked and the blue angels take to the sky. >> i think it is going to be more tomorrow than today, they're expecting a lot of customer thursday, friday, and next weekend. dark and beyond the businesses, there is a special meaning to those that loved ones who have served. >> is pretty part of my family history. my father was stationed in the navy my whole life and he was actually buried out to sea. >> they both have deep ties to

the navy. >> my father-in-law as well as my brother spent years in the navy as well as my sister. this is our military, this is what we should be proud of. >> a free concert series starts today with the navy playing across san francisco and the ship towards begin on wednesday and friday. the 30th annual street fair returns, somebody the vibrant san francisco area over the weekend. >> there was plenty to keep the crowd entertained along with live music and dance. artists, djs, and performers on the main stage. business leaders hope the event will bring local businesses that are struggling.

>> when the sun came out, it was nice and warm, the streets were packed people were buying stuff. the vendors were busy. it was good to see the neighborhood vibrant. the energy was so much fun. we were having a blast. we will keep that for the next ven da.ri year awhice, sunny dh. we have clear skies and really a mainly clear start. a lot of fog, but that is about it. bright and mild today. a warming trend does develop later on this week. we will see the 90's make a return. this morning, a bit of a chill in some spots. 40's from santa rosa to half moon bay. low to mid 50's in a lot of cities this morning. i starting in the south bay, expecting a lot of sunshine. 76 in san jose. 70 in cupertino.

along the peninsula, a pretty sunny day. downtown today, upper 60's, a little bit cooler compared yesterday. 66 for the sunset. the north bay, 80. 65 instancing. good air quality, sunny skies. 73 in san leandro. england, pretty comfortable, low to mid 80's. overnight tonight, we will see a little bit more fog return. patchy fog and temperatures generally falling through the 50's. a lot of sunshine today as fleet week begins. slightly warmer tuesday to wednesday. a little morning fog but a ton of sunshine each and eversatuaya little cooler for the back half

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>> if you are just joining us, here are the seven things to know this morning. number one, there will be extra support for students at berkeley high today after two students died at a shooting sunday night. a visually held tonight at 7:00 at longfellow middle school. number two, a possible break in the case of a missing oakland woman. her family says they may have located her remains. dna testing could take several months to confirm if there remains along to her. >> number three, at least 81 people in florida have died due to hurricane ian. four others reportedly died in north carolina. this morning, crews continue digging through the rubble looking for survivors. >> number four, fleet week gets underway in san francisco today. events include several military bands playing throughout the city. later in the week, ship taurus

return along with the main events, the 2022 airshow. drew: a nice start to the week. sunshine and mild conditions. 60's close to the ocean. low to mid 80's and the warmest cities. >> number six, the earlier alert on the bay bridge been cleared, so that is written now we've got eastbound alerts still remaining with the two right lane lock. this is right near solano avenue. >> number seven, the 49ers take on the rams tonight at levi's stadium. you can watch monday night football right here on abc 7 with coverage starting at 5:00 p.m. >> tiktok is putting up a partnership to allow users to shop while live streaming in the u.s. while no contract has been confirmed, because alliant -- cut -- companies are finalizing an agreement. tiktok already has a feature

which struggled in the u.k. but is very successful in other countries. >> like you said earlier, there's just so many things. i can't add more to my place right now. can i do more? >> you know they are going to be all over it. i think amazon already has live shopping. i mean, there's all sorts of stuff. anyway. coming up at 5:30, gas prices on the rise again. how much they went up overnight, and how much you will pay in the most expensive areas. it is a lot. >> plus, the governor allowing californians to legally jay walk. when you will get ticketed for not using the crosswalk now. >> a live

announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> another violent weekend in the east bay, leaving two teenage brothers dead at a birthday party. what we've learned about the victims and the search for the killers. >> the family of a missing woman said there may now be a break in the case. >> russian troops started to go door-to-door to recruit would-be fighters. ukraine now taking back a strategic city. >> a big surprise on his birthday. i love stories like this. happy monday in october. >> we are going to start with a look at the forecast. drew: we are doing quite well when it comes to any fog out there. the morning weather is about 20 miles off the coast right now, so most of us dealing with clear skies this morning and he cooler started the day.

you are 13 degrees cooler in half moon bay compared to this time yesterday. 10 degrees cooler in santa rosa. you will feel that as you step out the door. 48 in santa rosa but 58 in oakland. here is a live look at the east bay hills camera, showing you clear skies out there. take your sunglasses with you today, it is your best accessory. we will go into the 70's around the bay shoreline. we do have a bit of a warming trend coming up in the next couple of days. jobina: the community is looking for answers after two teenagers were shot and killed in oakland saturday night right next to the macarthur boat station. coastal others were shot and taken to the hospital. gloria joins us live with more on this.

gloria: the teenagers killed were only 15 and 17 and today there will be grief counselors for students and staff at the school they went to, berkeley high school. meanwhile, police are still looking for the shooters. a family member tells us the 17-year-old and his 15-year-old brother were shot and killed at a party on saturday night. police say that two others were injured and are expected to survive. a neighbor who did not want to go on camera lives only steps from the house where the party took place on saturday night. here is what she saw. >> about three hours before everything happen, an suv pulled up with a handful of kids, and they got out. they were probably 16 or 17 years old. a few hours later i heard 10 or 12 rapidfire shots and then a bunch of kids screaming. >> the school district saying in a statement because these were

two of our own, we are feeling this pain collectively and must hold each other especially close and care for one another. today, a community group is organizing a vigil for the students at 7:00 p.m. at one fellow school in berkeley. and you can hear from a family member of the teenagers and why she says they were at the wrong place at the wrong time. we will have the latest coming up. >> thank you. details now in a chilling home invasion that we first told you about on friday. police are going to increase patrols in the neighborhood where a 70-year-old asian american woman as she was violently r yocan s onein this surveillanceo acting as a utility worker with a hard hat and laptop. two other suspects entered the home, allegedly assaulting her and her dog. officers say they are aware of

the suspect and the vehicle used in the crime. they say there have been cases where thieves have dressed like utility workers in the past. >> a possible break in the case of alexis gave. her -- gabe. her family says they think they may have found her remains. they were searching an area of the sierra nevada foothills when they discovered bones. it is the same area where a man allegedly made by her ex-boyfriend said her body was located. the family is now offering a $100,000 reward and have enlisted more than 700 volunteers to help. >> they are actively searching right now and that is why we are always saying every time they see something, the message us. >> she went missing in january after visiting her ex-boyfriend. police believe he killed her.

in june, officers in seattle killed jones while trying to arrest him. it could take several months for dna testing to confirm if the remains belonged to her. >> we are seeing the highest weekly gas price increases of any state in the country. overnight, the average jumped to $6.38 per gallon. the national average is $3.80. the most expensive prices here in the area are in san rafael, where they are now at six dollars 6610 theory governor newsom on friday called for a windfall tax on oil companies that go directly back to california taxpayers. he also directed an early transition to gasoline to increase oil supplies by 5%-10% and then drop gas prices. >> fleet week gets underway in san francisco as a hugely popular event that is a lot of fun, but also a big economic boost for the city which we could really use right now. lena howland is live with what we can expect this week. lena: good morning.

the san francisco chamber of commerce as they were expecting up to one million people to visit the city this week. people just wanting a glimpse of these naval ships and fighter jets. kind of like the princeton uc set up behind us. that just came in yesterday at of san diego, something a lot of people are going to want to take a good look at. one of several ships rolling into town this week. this is when visitors didn't get a glimpse of the day to of sailors serving in the navy and coast guard across two different piers. local businesses are banking on this rate much needed bump in foot traffic. some have said they are expecting things to pick up midweek. by then, all naval ships will be docked. >> we are going to have to make a whole bunch more hummus and probably i'm going to have to be

moving a whole lot. >> i am hoping this will bring in more customers from all over the place in the bay area, the city, to spread out the word. >> a free concert series starts tonight at 5:00 with the navy and marine band playing. then, the shift towards begin on wednesday and will continue throughout the weekend. of course, it does not end there. friday is the blue angel airshow any pareto shifts, where you will see much more than just the uss princeton, which you won't want to miss. >> a lot of fun to look forward to, thank you. and the 49ers take the state on monday night football at levi's stadium against the defending super bowl champions, the los angeles rams. the nighters are struggling and yet are actually favored to win. that is partly because san

francisco has won six straight regular-season games against the rams. head coach kyle shanahan said the team does need some game changing plays. >> i was not a big fan of the change. i mean, i think anything gimmicky and college-like is kind of lame to me. he said it is cool, i know. the players thought it was cool, so i didn't tell them no, but i was really hoping we didn't use it along the way because i think we are more professional than that. at the time that he did choose it, i can't lie, it didn't come off that bad. i don't know if it is gone, i hope it is. i trust these guys to handle it. >> can the 49ers find a way to break at the game-changer on monday night?

if you are not going to the game, you can watch right here on abc 7. >> the new york times reporter who covered president trump for newly 20 years has a new book out about his presidency. the details in your gma first look. >> a first look inside the new bombshell book. the new york times senior political reporter has written a biography of donald trump which dives deep into the inner workings of the trump administration and what motivated him during his four years in office. he has been covering donald trump for the better part of two decades as a journalist in new york city long before his presidency. for her latest book, she interviewed hundreds of sources as well as the former himself. she rife that during his time in the white house, he once floated the idea of firing his daughter and son-in-law who served as white house advisors in a tweet before his chief of staff

stopped him. and coming up, maggie joins us live for the first live interview on her book. >> coming up, the popular person some lost really want to put on money instead of king charles the late queen elizabeth. >> and you will soon be able to legally jaywalking in california. first, we are going to talk -- check out the weather. drew: clear skies, plenty of stars. a sunny monday with temperatures at or slightly below average for this time of year. forecast highs today going to the 60's and 70's, low 80's. not a far cry from the average high this time of year. just a few degrees below average in some cities. all in all, a really nice day and week ahead. this will supply us with a lot

of sunshine and very comfortable temperatures. new, 60's and 70's as we have a lot of sunshine. later today, the warmest cities only in the mid to low 80's. 69 in the city, 82 in concord, 76 in san jose. speaking of the south bay, it is going to be a nice evening. a lot of sunshine to start. of course if you're not going to the stadium, can watch the game right here starting at 5:00 fleet week slightly warmer. we see a 90's make a return in the hottest spot inland by wednesday. let's get a check of traffic with sue this morning. sue: we had an early alert which was a major problem in the eastbound direction that has since been weird. now we are looking westbound, no delays here. still have a couple of problems.

not as -- that is smooth sailing. westbound on 80, we have a problem with your glowing freeway. that is an accident right on the side of the road. a liniment of a headache. otherwise, traffic is moving at a fairly good clip. now, we've got a new problem to vallejo with eight cars involved. if you're traveling toward the bay from fairfield, expect delays through that section as you make your way toward cordelia junction. we will be map with

>> now to a major development in the war in ukraine. russian troops have been forced out of an imported city they've held for several months now. ukrainian troops tore down

russian colors and raise their own flag. the town is a vital transportation hub for military supply lines and had been annexed by russia just a few months ago. russia is also said to be going door to door looking for men who can be drafted to fight in the art. experts say this shows just how ugly the war has turned in ukraine's favor and now has vladimir putin making nuclear threats. >> he's already lost a really critical element in that critical city that would have been a very key supply hub, had they been able to go farther and that is just going to continue. he is going to continue to lose on the battlefield. >> ukraine is building on huge gains that it made last month, fighting to stop pressure from killing civilians. >> governor newsom signed a bill decriminalizing jaywalking. this would allow pedestrians to cross the street away from crosswalks without citation, so long as it is safe to do so. it was introduced, arguing that

jaywalking is arbitrarily enforceable disproportionately affecting low income and people of color. the bill says an officer can only take it on the grounds that a reasonably careful person would realize there was an immediate danger of a collision. in celebration of hispanic heritage month, abc 7 is bringing you a one hour special that explores what hispanic and latino visibility looks like in different sectors of society. >> there are many different identities which exihispanic cu. take a look. >> i come from a culture that is also of inca dissent. -- descent. we are trying to bring more awareness to the indigenous communities among us and then also to the larger public.

indigenous relatives from the north, they learn that they have a strong connection to traditions. despite the obstacles and challenges, it makes us feel that we are here. >> this was the first indigenous person in mexico. for me, it is like you are a family. the language is still present. there are still a lot of people. i think they have an idea that

everyone from mexico is hispanic. >> those terms are problematic. now we have the latin culture and sometimes people say. what does that mean? that is just a new invention for people coming from all over the continent. now they are being boxed into that new identity which is also, in my view, within the sun country. >> you can stream the full special on the bay streaming tv app right now. dozens of cheeses sold in the u.s. and mexico are now tied to

a listeria outbreak. six people have been infected with five requiring hospitalization. this comes shortly after 87,000 pounds of ready to eat needs from illinois were also recalled due to an outbreak. >> a little more positive. boston got the birthday surprise of a lifetime all thanks to a ups driver. he really wanted a local driver, but the driver couldn't make it. to make it up to him, he gave an invite to the ups facility. he even got to see a fleet of trucks rollout. he says when kyle is old enough you will be able to sit on the

passenger seat and go for a ride. i didn't realize ups trucks have passenger seats. >> i'm trying to think where it would be. >> i never thought about it, but very exciting news for him. a lot to look forward to. >> do you have a lucy-themed birthday? >> i was lucy for halloween with chocolate coming out of my hair. as four years old or five years old, that was my thing. drew: somebody fact-check me that i think there are ties to the city in that episode. the chocolate one. i'm trying to think. i don't know exactly the fact i have in my head. >> is it because of the candy? lucille ball did go in and watch them make candy in order to prep for the episode.

>> look at all of the fun facts everybody is getting this morning. totally fog-free. we are in store for sunshine pretty quickly. maybe clear skies. not only for today, but for much of the week. warming trend develops midweek with temperatures in the 90's, making a return by wednesday afternoon. with the absence of fog, clear skies, good radiation of cooling. that means any heat can go away away into the atmosphere. the same in half moon bay. 53 in gilroy. a lot of sunshine, good air-quality temperatures. 72 and sunny.

the north bay looking nice. 78 in napa. 72 in oakland. 73 in richmond. 18 for pittsburgh. overnight tonight, we see a little bit of fog return. here is the seven-day forecast. expecting a lot of sunshine this week. start the week enough with a little change, but now we are seeing bright skies and temperatures, very comfortable. >> knew, kim k facing legal troubles. >> and it turns out not everyone wants a royal on their currency. the c

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>> australians are petitioning to replace queen elizabeth with steve irwin on their currency. he seems to have gained some favor over the late english monarch. two petitions are gaining attention to bring the face of the crocodile hunter to the five dollar bill. the assistant treasury minister says the queen was chosen on merit of personality, not her royal status. this leaves the door open to the possibility of this animal conservationist personality to be featured on the five dollar portrait. >> a special delivery at a zoo in china. these twin panda cubs just made their first public appearances. they were born in late july at sign is great panda conservation and research center. both pandas are doing well and will now be on display each day

for visitors to see. i don't think there is anything cuter than a baby panda. >> really when they get the f ur. >> the beginning is a little odd-looking. >> but this age? so cute. >> rua panda person, drew? drew: yeah, i don't think i've ever seen one, though. weren't they in d.c. for a while? >> they have them in atlanta, too. how cute. drew:in fact, it is clear acrose board. visibility matt, we show you this map in the morning, that is as good as it gets. totally clear skies out there, in store for a lot of sunshine. temperatures in the cooler spots. we just dropped to 47 in santa rosa, so a bit of a chill in

some cities. take the jacket with you, but the afternoon is shaping up to be quite nice. the beautiful golden gate bridge, here is have the forecast shapes up. bright skies, take the sunglasses with you this morning. sunrise here at 7:07. sunshine in full effect. 72 in oakland. about 69 in the city. any in santa rosa. about 82 later on in morgan hill. >> a new ranking of the best high schools in america is out. why the bay area didn't fare very well this year. >> you can catch some of the first events happening today. >> another violent weekend in oakland. two teenage brothers shot and killed at a house party.

what we are learning about the moments before shots rang out. >> we will be right back.

building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. right now at six two brothers shot and killed at a house party in oakland to search for the gunman as the community searches for answers after another violent weekend. also the desperate search and rescue effort happening right now after hurricane ian slammed, florida and north carolina hundreds of thousands still without power and it could take years before things are back to normal and a live look outside right now time right now six o'clock is the sun starts to come up this monday morning. drew is tracking a sunny and mild week perfect for all the fleet week festivities ahead. good morning, everybody. it's monday, october 3rd, and we have liz and see with us this morning. yeah, good to be with you guys. can we just talk about how nice this weather