oakland seeing its 100 homicide of the year. how one neighborhood is reflecting on the death of two teenagers. kumasi: how one bay area county is trying to keep uber writers safe when it comes to reporting sexual assault. >> the new online hub dedicated to affordable shopping. we love shopping around here. good morning, it is tuesday. kumasi: let us start with a check of the forecast. drew: you look rested and relaxed. here is a live look at visibility. we have dense fog in the north bay. from santa rosa and novato, the worst spots this morning down to a quarter of a mile visibility. so certainly 101 in the -- the 101 impacted by dense fog. overcast skies with temperature in a mixed bag depending on what we are seeing.

48, nevada which is our chilly spot. 51, santa rosa. 56 the current tent -- 50 seven half moon bay. here is a live look at the exploratorium camera showing the fog upstairs. here is how the day plays out, different from yesterday. cloud cover first thing and we will find the cloud cover slowed to break down or warm. mainly in the 60's by lunchtime but mostly sunny skies this afternoon with temperatures similar to yesterday but a warming trend is underway tomorrow. we will talk about that in a few minutes. kumasi: an effort is underway to keep uber reiber -- uber writers say. now the policy is to let survivors choose if they want to notify police but one bay area county wants to go further. lena howland has more. lena: hello. that morning.

officials in santa clara county wants to take things a step further by holding perpetrators accountable. the san jose or santa clara county district attorney wants every sexual assault report made through uber to be handed over to police. since february the mayor has been in talks with uber and victim advocacy groups calling on the rideshare company to report sexual assault allegations to police, something that uber is not required to do right now. the da says his office estimate 62 assaults happened in the county during a two year stretch saying that only one incident was reported. >> the victim in this case may very well believe that the ridesharing company is going to contact the police and the perpetrator will be held criminally accountable. but they do not know is none of that will happen. lena: uber telling abc7news that

they are clear with survivors that it is their choice to make and if they do make the choice we have teams standing by to support them and law enforcement adding that their petition -- position was guided by the foremost experts on the issue and by survivors themselves. there is some pushback as some victim advocacy groups believe that mandatory reporting could negatively impact these victims. we will hear from some of those advocacy groups coming up in the next half-hour. live in san jose, abc 7. jobina: we are hearing from oakland city leaders after they saw their 100 homicide of the year, the third straight year the city has hit the mark. leaders talked about what they are doing adding funding for gun tracing equipment. >> the illegal guns are traced back to the point of origin and the people selling death into

the community will be put out of business. jobina: all of this as we were at a large community vigil for the two teenage brothers shot and killed at a house party saturday night. j.r. stone has more on how the two are being remembered. j.r.: hundreds packed into the middle school to remember two teenagers killed at a birthday party in oakland. >> one of the most difficult things to do as a parent is to bury one of your children. but to bury two at the same time? j.r.: according to police jay-z and his 15-year-old brother angel were fatally shot saturday at an airbnb rental property in oakland being used for a house party. detectives say they were around 30 people on the shots were fired. some of those who attended the vigil for the boys knew them, others have kids who knew them. >> my son is very quiet about

the whole thing and i think it is still sinking in. he had a little more to say about it today because it was a sad day at school. i think he has processing. j.r.: the vigil was held where both teams went to middle school and it was so crowded that the lunchroom reached capacity and many people listened from outside the building. so many are still struggling with what happened to the teenagers but the loss that their mother is dealing with as she raises their four siblings. >> we have known each other since high school, and we are very sorry. >> to see that they were killed in my neighborhood and my community, it is really sad. j.r.: i spoke with a teacher who told me this one hits close to home. she taught jay-z and angel in grade school and then heard the sirens as emergency crews responded on saturday.

she is in a bit of disbelief over what happened. j.r. stone, abc 7 news. kumasi: the uncle of the two boys spoke only with abc 7 news sharing a message for community members saying that he wanted to thank everyone who supported his family and he also shared a message for politicians. >> he is saying that he wants all the senators, and congressman, and the city council to listen and to please do something about gun control. it is cheaper to buy a weapon than to buy food for a family. a dollar is more -- is worth more than a life and it is time to stop and he wants them to do something about it. kumasi: today a statewide conference will be held on gun violence prevention. the state attorney general's delivering the keynote address. jobina: new developments in the school campus shooting in oakland.

newly released video shows two suspects running up to the building's front door. police food -- posted the clip showing the critical moments of the shooting on wednesday that left six people injured. you see two of the suspects run up into the building where the fire -- with firearms in their hands in the two come out running. police are hoping that it will help lead to more information for arrests. all six victims are expected to be ok which is great news. whether you have lost the love what -- a loved one or have been a victim or a victim or feeling the emotional toll, we have found ways to help. visit abc7news.com/takeaction for a list of local elite resources. kumasi: a vallejo police officer has been fired. the firing comes after an incident an independent third-party investigation found that the officer violated

several department policies. and that includes the deadly use of force that was not objectively reasonable. failure to de-escalate and failure to activate a body camera. the department did not specify when the incident occurred. the team has reached out to vallejo police and we have not received a response. jobina: the supreme court will take up the issue of legal immunity to protect companies on whether they could be held liable for content posted by users. the high court said it would consider a lawsuit against google. the family of a victim in the 2015 paris terror attack said that the company provided -- spread isis content. the current law protects the media companies from inflammatory content made by others. drew: here is walnut creek and they live look showing partly cloudy skies above with areas of

dense fog. the marine layer return this morning creating issues in the north bay. the worst spots, novato and santa rosa down to a quarter mile visibility. elsewhere the we are doing better, the number 10 is good visibility. we will keep our eye on the north bay. live doppler 7 along with satellite, high pressure will be in control for much of the week ahead. a bit of an onshore flow with clockwise flow around lehigh giving us that fog. the marine layer hangs with us for much of the morning hour. hour-by-hour, around the bay shoreline we are slow to warm as the fog pulls back staying the 60's or midday. devon is popping up away from the coast and temperatures very similar compared to yesterday in low and mid 80's. a lot of 60's and 70's. our beautiful autumn weather pattern continues with mostly sunny skies and 69 didn't -- in

the city. 84, santa rosa and going to 86 in fairfield. the three day forecast shows you a bit of a warming trend and additional cloud cover. wednesday and thursday afternoon we see warm spots going back into the 90's let us get a check of the traffic. sue: good morning everyone. a 45 minute drive west on 580 out of the central valley so up and at them, starting off with a sig alert, a fatal accident vehicle versus a pedestrian on skyline boulevard. both directions remain closed until 9:00 so avoid the area. there are a lot of surface streets to get around but skyline boulevard is closed at hickey until 9:00. santa cruz mountains, we had a car out of an embankment and the right lane was blocked by a fire -- by the fire department. it looks like they might have cleared because southbound 17 looks pretty green. we will check back in a few

minutes. jobina: thank you. standing trial, five members of the oath keepers could face decades in prison. kumasi: taking new action, how state officials are preparing for another dry year. jobina: tasty taco deals. it is not just any taco tuesday, it is national taco day.

kumasi: north korea -- jobina: north korea filed -- fired a ballistic missile over japan. it marks an escalation in tenses -- in tensions. pmpd a rare alert from the japanese government. the missile crashed into the ocean 22 minutes after it launched in the white house condemned the launch as dangerous and reckless. kumasi: the highest profile case to come from the january 6 capital attack is in court. members of the oath keepers group including their founder are standing trial facing numerous felony charges. andrew dymburt has more. andrew: five members of the oath

keepers facing decades behind bars. the trial kicked off with the five defendants charge with seditious conspiracy, a rare and serious charge that carries a penalty of 20 years and pays -- prison. they pled not guilty. among them is the founder, stuart rose. an opening statements they said that rose and the others " concocted a plan for an armed rebellion and banded together to do whatever was necessary to stop the transfer of power between donald trump and boat -- and joe biden." he allegedly began to plan the disruption of power soon after the november election and this is what he said days after the election. >> we already stationed outside of d.c. as nuclear option in case they attempt to remove the president illegally and we will step in and stop it. andrew: the same day he sent a text message saying "we are not getting through this without a civil war." prosecutors argue that he recruited dozens of oath keepers

and deployed the militia to washington, d.c. and virginia on january 6 to disrupt the certification of biden's victory. his lawyer argued that the oath keepers never plans to attack and were waiting on trump to invoke the insurrection act. a move that whatever legal -- legally deputized the militia. prosecutors said that rhodes were claiming to rely on the insurrection act to hide illegal actions and played an audio clip in whichrhodes told associates that while the insurrection act gave them legal cover his plan was to fight against the government no matter what. jobina: this morning we are getting an update on the drought, state water officials held a virtual talk about the water situation saying they are taking new action for a potential fourth dry year. eddies and farms are being warned to brace for little or nor will -- or no water. the department of water

resources says that california experienced its three driest years ever recorded with no improvement expected. >> we cannot continue thinking of drought as something that happens occasionally and we go about our normal way of life once it is over. we really are transitioning to different conditions that we need to plan and adapt four. jobina: the 2022 water year ended with statewide precipitation at 70's -- 75% of. kumasi: a new feature on amazon is intended to help you save money. the company announced amazon access hub. this is a way for customers to explore features that make shopping more affordable and that includes coupons. customers will find information on options of payment with s.n .a.p. in layaway and a discounted membership for those who get government assistance. jobina: it is not just any taco

tuesday and it is national taco day. whether you like steak, chicken or carnitas, today is about the taco. some restaurants are offering deals on everything from crispy to stop -- to soft ground beef tacos and check your local tacorita or food truck. some fast food chains are also launching special offers including a free taco with any purchase. i want to say -- which one was that? free taco with any purchase? that is at del taco. that is for $1.69. if you go to 711 you can get 10 mini talkers for -- tacos for two dollars. taco bell has the taco lovers pass, do you know about that? drew: it is the first time i hearing that. jobina: you pay $10 and get one

taco a day all month log -- long. grubhub is offering delivery deals and some might require a download of the app. i think everything at this point requires you to download an app including your boarding pass. british airways, come on. drew: they wouldn't print it? jobina: no. ab they would if i got to the airport, but who wants to get . drew: not that. kumasi: i like the option of delivery because of you can get local places. i like a shrimp taco. jobina: where did we got where we killed the tacos? drew: in hayes valley. that place is good. can i just say how beautiful you guys looking green. i love this. did you plan it? jobina: we are just in sync. drew: it is beautiful. we will go to san jose and it is

a mostly cloudy morning. the marine layer is back with gray skies, mostly sunny conditions do return and it is mild with a bit of a warming trend over the next couple of days but we are not seeing anything intense when it comes to our heat. temperatures have a little bit of a mixed bag where we have dense fog in the north bay and cities in the 40's but 60 in oakland. 58 is a current temperature in vallejo. highs in the microclimate in the south bay, mostly cloudy skies. that air quality, 75, santa clara. 84 is a high in morgan hill. towards the peninsula what we will find is that temperatures are in the 70's. 60's on the coast with mostly sunny skies. towards downtown, upper 60's. 66 for sunset and in the north bay good air quality with a lot of sunshine. 82, novato. we will go mainly into the 70's

with mostly sunny skies and good air quality. 74, fremont. inland looking nice in the 80's. what we are seeing, tree pollen at medium level, just know that. the main offenders are almond. overnight0's. here is the seven-day forecast, sunny today with warming trends tomorrow summer thursday into friday with low 90's. the week is starting out nice. sunday is the cooler of the two days but we expected a lot of sunshine. kumasi: coming up the seven things to know. jobina: best of the best, the two restaurants that made tripadvisor's list. kumasi: there we go. we have to see if people are making their way across the bay bridge and they are pretty well.

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there are a total of six lengths together in a 95,000 dollar reward for more information. jobina: santa clara county wants to change how sexual assaults on who provides are reported. uber does not inform police of incidents. fighting advocacy group guidelines at the santa clara county da and the mayor of san jose argued that every claim should be reported. kumasi: a desperate search for poor family members kidnapped from a business. no mansion -- no ransom demands have been made and anyone is -- with information is asked to contact the office. jobina: mayor breed is expected to welcome fleet week with tories beginning tomorrow. the blue angels fry -- fly friday through sunday. drew: our beautiful autumn weather continues. 60's and 70's along the shoreline. mid 80's. sue: we are following your

tuesday morning commute. bart reporting 20 by -- 20 minute ride -- wide system delays. we have a fatal accident completely closed between hickey and king this morning due to a deadly accident. kumasi: another hit to your wallet. christmas trees will be up more than 20% when it comes to price this year. there is no shortage, the operating costs have increased. jobina: the bay area is a -- is home to a lot of good food. but this morning world travelers are sharing their favorite stops. two restaurants are at the top of the list. for a second year in a row, kari has been named among the best places to eat. it is out of -- it is out with its best of the best list. the restaurant is known for its mediterranean-style wood fire rotisserie that is delicious. it has been recognized in the fine dining category and there

is also a hidden gem category and that spot goes to a restaurant on treasure island. people rave about their fish tacos, steak, and clam chowder. have you been there? kumasi: it has the best view. jobina: treasure island has the best view. kumasi: we will go. jobina: we have been to the other one too many times but it is still delicious. trip headlight -- tripadvisor says it bases its list on authentic reviews. kumasi: fine dining is not just for people, pets and san francisco have a fancy place to eat. there is a trendy spot in the mission just for dogs spelled do gue and we will call you if that is not the way it is spelled and we will make an appointment for rooster and to dapper? drew: dapper would love a fine dining establishment. jobina: is he your dog? drew: no. kumasi: they offer refreshed --

they offer a fresh coat nutritious meals. "the chronicle" did a story saying that the chef said hello after the meal was over. the menu items include fillet cut mitt -- filet mignon topped with a quail egg. there is a 75 dollars three course tasting menu on sundays, of course the menu is based on what is available at local organic farms. girl. i was not ready for the tasting menu. jobina: 75? that is too much. kumasi: that is a lot for the dog. jobina: it better be a human bottle miss -- bottle -- bottomless mimosa included. that is interesting. we need to talk about that more at the 7:00 show. hiring for the holidays, the post office is hosting an event. kumasi: surveying the aftermath

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. jobina: now at 5:30, a search for a serial killer. the suspect out of stockton linked to the bay area and what we are learning about the series of murders. kumasi: decision at the dmv, the new question you will be asked. jobina: kicking off fleet week festivities and what is on tap for this week in san francisco. kumasi: i am excited about that. it is tuesday, october 4. jobina: we will have a check on the forecast withdrew if we will be able to see the planes in the sky. drew: you will. but we are dealing with areas of dense fog this morning. we will have the pattern repeated over a couple of mornings. this is found in the north bay

down to a quarter of a mile. so, we are certainly seeing issues on 101. remember use the low beams and add a little more distance between you and the car in front of you. 50's and 60's. 57 and the 60 -- in the city. 59, hafnium -- half moon bay. outside a live look from the camera showing you a different sky than yesterday. yesterday we had a clear morning and today the clear layer is back. cloud cover slowly burning off so we are slow to warm this morning, barely in the 60's and low 70's. into the afternoon mostly sunny with temperatures in the 70's and 80's. a warming trend gets underway and we will talk about that in a few minutes. jobina: developing news on the search for a potential serial killer, the suspect blamed for six killings and now we are learning that one is in the bay area.

lori l rodriguez is joining us -- gloria is joining us with the latest. gloria: one of the newly added cases is a shooting death of a 40-year-old man. it happened in april of last year. the other cas wounding of a woman ine nked stn and with his update they believe that is seven crimes might like -- which might be linked. this image from someone from behind shows a person of interest. police released the identities of five victims they believe are links to the same killer or killers. here's what we know about the five cases that happened in close proximity in stockton linked by evidence found at the crime scene. all of the victims ambushed while alone in the dark. five men all hispanic but one between the ages of 21 and 54 guns down on the streets of stockton. the sister of one of the victims talking about the loss. >> it is hard because he meant a

lot to us in our lives. gloria: the most recent murder happened -- happening last week. police not saying what the evidence is but they say that the killer has a pattern and that none of the incidents where drug or gang-related. no material things were taken and police say they do not know if one or more people are responsible. we are look -- working to learn more about that case in oakland and we will bring you updates as soon as we have them. jobina: in the south bay a battle is underway on how to best keep uber riders safe, specifically when reporting allegations of sexual assault. lena howland is breaking it down and joining us live from the santa clara county government center. what changes does a county want to see, exactly? lena: victim advocacy groups are concerned that by forcing all sexual assault reports to go to police on top of ridesharing

companies it could re-traumatize some victims. uber's policy is to let survivors choose if they want to notify police on their own, but since february santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen and the centex there -- clarinda mayor have been in talks with uber and victim advocacy groups calling on the company to report sexual assault allegations to police. the da says this is in an effort to help victims and hold perpetrators accountable. they estimate 62 assaults of platform users happened during a two year stretch but only one incident was reported to police. the victim added advocate and ceo disagrees that victims automatically expect their reports to go to police and feel that mandatory reporting could negatively impact victims. >> our experience has been that when survivors wants to report

they make a report. they are not expecting or desiring for somebody outside of the person or entity they reported to do it on their behalf. lena: uber telling abc 7 in part that they are clear with survivors that it is their choice to make and if they do make the choice we have teams standing by to support them and law enforcement. it does not end there, south bay leaders also wants to see state or local legislation applied to all ridesharing apps and not just uber. they say a proposal is in the works for that coming up later this week. live in san jose, abc 7 news. kumasi: developing news on hurricane ian, president biden will visit florida to survey the damage. the storm is blamed for 100 deaths for floor -- in florida and north carolina. jay o'brien shows us that search

and rescue crews are facing difficult circumstances. jay: the number of people killed by hurricane ian now more than 100. nearly a week after the storm first made landfall in southwest florida as a powerful category four hurricane search and rescue operations are still underway. >> there is more urban search and rescue teams in florida now than in any one place in american history since september 11. jay: many efforts focused on barrier islands which had bridges and causeways destroyed and have been cut off from the mainland for days. crews dumping gravel to create a makeshift road to pine island for first responders and aid workers. after ian knocked out power to 2.6 million people the largest utility company pledging to get electricity restored to most habitable homes by the end of the week. some floridians just now

learning of the devastation. >> i am just now seeing pictures. i've had no internet, cable or nothing. i am now just taking a glimpse and -- >> what is it like to see the area like this? jay: the destruction is clear in fort myers beach along the coast where whole blocks were obliterated. temple condon is still waiting on help from fema. >> we do not really want to leave because this is all we have left, so that is the biggest fear, once we leave cannot get back. jay: the state of florida have created a disaster relief fund to help those impacted by the hurricane. so far officials say it has raised more than $21 million. jay o'brien, abc news washington. jobina: a desperate search for family members who were kidnapped in central california. investigators say that they were taken from a visit -- from a

business. they have released photos of all of the victims and an eight-month-old baby is among the missing. along with the child's parents and their 39-year-old uncle. >> we have no idea why the kidnapping or motivation behind it. another they are gone. we have evidence to indicate that the individuals involved in this destroyed evidence in an attempt to cover their tracks. jobina: the sheriff's office has released two photos of the suspects. the sheriff says that so far no ransom demands have been made. anyone with information is asked to contact the sheriff's office. kumasi: the santa clara county board of supervisors discuss a new resolution aims to curb gun violence. it asks the county to fund and staff a special task force. the goal is to get illegal guns off of the streets, confiscating them for felons and people who are mentally ill with court

orders blocking firearm possession. a recent study found that the con test of the county spends $100 million on the impacts of gun violence. jobina: governor newsom signed a law to increase the diversity of bone marrow donation program. it allows people to sign into the program when they were apply or renew drivers license or id cards. it is named after charles wang who is diagnosed and struggled to get a bone marrow transplant because of a shortage of asian donors in the national registry. kumasi: it is just not inflation causing economic issues, layoffs sitting one industry hard. jobina: devo dominates. the 49ers shines bright under the monday night football lights. drew: we will take you to the south bay. it was beautiful yet -- it was

beautiful weather. we are finding overcast skies first thing and it is dense in the north bay and we expect that once the sun gets up shortly after 7:00 the fog burns off pretty quickly. here is live doppler along with satellite, high pressure off of the coastline will help keep this beautiful october weather pattern in place. you have a bit of an onshore flow thanks to the clockwise flow and that is why we see a little bit more fog compared to yesterday. hour-by-hour let us plan the tuesday. patchy fog around the bay shoreline temperatures 60's near the water. 70's away from the coast with a fair amount of sunshine. in the afternoon temperatures at or below average for this time of the year. board spots only in the low in mid 80's. high 69 in the city. 73, oakland. 77, san jose. the same in antioch, 86 in

fairfield and palo alto comfortable and mostly sunny. looking at the next three days we will have fog every morning and a lot of sunshine in the afternoon but high pressure warms us up just a little bit i wednesday and thursday. 90's make a comeback in the hottest spots in 80's around the bay shoreline by thursday. we will preview the weekend forecast looking great coming up in eight minutes. first let us say hello to sue. sue: good morning. we start off with a bart delay of 20 minutes and more. it is in recovery mode. it was an early schedule track maintenance that put everything behind. expect that there are 43 trains on time. a fatal accident on skyline boulevard happening earlier this morning at hickey. they have all lanes shut down right now. major injuries and a fatal, unfortunately.

if you are normally taking hickey boulevard you will have to avoid that until 9:00 or take the detour. elsewhere we are looking athigh. we have a sig alert in the santa cruz mountains, entirely shut down south island -- southbound with a dew tour in place. they say this will be about an hour, at least until 6:30. southbound 16 and expect delays with a detour in place.

jobina: kim kardashian has been find more than $1 million for a social media post promoting cryptocurrency. here is rebecca jarvis. rebecca: in gma first look, kim kardashian's crypto controversy.

kim kardashian, famous returning -- returning reality tv fame into a billion-dollar brand paying the price for what the sec says was unlawfully promoting crypto on social media. they agreed to pay more than 1.2 million dollars for this june 2021 instagram story touting emax tokens, a cryptocurrency sold without disclosing that she was paid 200 $50,000 to post about it. >> this is just the sec's way to say we do not want people to lose our money on these things. rebecca: are others at risk for fines. it is coming up at 7:00 a.m.. i am rejected by -- reject -- rebecca jarvis, abc news new york. kumasi: elizabeth holmes has been granted a limited motion hearing.

it is set for october 17, the day she was originally scheduled to be sentenced. it will determine if the government engaged in misconduct with adam rosen's examination during her trial meaning that her sentencing will be pushed to a later date possibly between november and january. jobina: the post office is holding a mega hiring event to ramp up for the shipping season. representatives from the usps will be at 23 locations across the state from 10:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. they are looking to fill 1500 jobs. some jobs could become permanent and if you are looking for more information about the jobs or locations go to usps.com/ careers. kumasi: the bay area economy is recovering from the pandemic and tech companies are cutting back. we have heard reports from doc you sign moving ahead

--docugsign working with layoffs and meta not filling open positions. the chamber of commerce is tracking impacts the local economy. >> right now they are regrouping. i think of these as birth pangs or maybe you want to think of them as aftershocks from the pandemic. i am a believer that we are going to get it all back in shape and in the right direction and that is up. kumasi: they believe that silicon valley will work harder to attract and retain employers and employees, especially with the popularity of working from home. jobina: now to sports and the big win for the niners. you saw it right here. san francisco continued their dominance over the l.a. rams. the signature play was this second quarter connection between raw flow -- garoppolo

and samuels. they ran for a 70 yard touchdown. that is seven straight regular-season wins over l.a.. >> every time i get a chance to get the ball in my hands i try to make it a big player, but it is second knee picture -- that is second nature, and that is something that i work at every time. with the ball in my hands i treat it as a run. >> you gotta give it over and that is about all i did. devoted the rest. --evo rt.jobina:arriorstarephene broadcast with peyton and eli manning. they showed a picture of him playing peewee football. he said that his mom made him wear all of the pads that they could find. you can definitely tell when gets down to the knees. it looks like he picked the

right sport in the end. kumasi: whatever or whoever you decide to dress up so stay in character because that is what one kid in kentucky dead. he was dressed as -- jobina: oh no. kumasi: he was dressed as michael miles -- michael myers for any event at the louisville zoo that he stayed true to character. he fell over the whole hay bale and set i am getting back up. drew: he pops right back up. jobina: halloween in louisville is really fun, people go hard. drew: and i am back and i am still coming. favori mone of my all-time the orrom the ' love it so much. cus-pocus 2 1." drew: you know when you make a promise and you are like -- jobina: look at you.

kumasi: you are a man of integrity. drew: the hard part is not looking at the spoilers online. jobina: are there spoilers? drew: people are behaving and doing headlights like i just like it is worth it and i do not like it. jobina: i think it is cute. if you have not watched it and you are a fan of the first one, you will like it. also, our costumes. drew: yes. we are planning on a great costume. jobina: i have to try on my outfit now. well, i am going to borrow brad's. i am so excited if we pull this off. drew: let us go outside. we have a lot of cloud cover first thing and we are dealing with a marine layer creating pockets of fog on tuesday. clouds returns to the coast but

we have sunshine later on today. our beautiful autumn weather pattern continues with a little bit of a warming trend tomorrow and into thursday. here is an issue with fog. it is ebbing and flowing. it was down to a quarter of a mile visibility but you can see petaluma and santa rosa dealing with dense fog. the fog will pull back to the coast with mostly sunny skies. good air quality in the south bay. 77 for a high. 84 in morgan hill. along the peninsula, 77 redwood city. a little bit of afternoon sunshine not nearly as bright as yesterday. 69 downtown and 67 for daly city. good air quality in the 80's. 83, calistoga. east bay mostly sunny. 73, oakland and 75 richmond. sunshine in the 80's.

83 is the high in livermore. we will see the fog were torn that return along the bay shoreline with numbers in the 50's. i think we will see spots in the upper 40's first thing tomorrow morning. a lot of sunshine in the next seven days and a bit of a warming trend. the weekend is shaping up to be beautiful with saturday the warmer of the two with sunday as equally as delightful. all in all looking great for any fleet week activities. kumasi: google's newest keyboard is like nothing you've ever seen. the reason it is over five feet long. kumasi: a golf tournament to benefit

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an event to benefit a worthy cause. jobina: yesterday was the dan ashley's friend of camp concord golf tournament at crow canyon country club. since dave goldman started hosting the tournament it is -- it has sent more than 12,000 kids to summer camp all-expenses-paid. >> what we are so excited about is that all of the kids that we send to summer camp every year our kids that otherwise might not have a chance to get out in nature in lake tahoe and do traditional summertime camp activities like canoeing and archery and everything that i kid you get a chance to do at least once in their lives. jobina: the event featured a charity auction and banquet. if you want to help send kids to camp just go to friendsofcamp concord.com. mayor london breed is expected to welcome fleet week back. more than one million people are

expected to come for the festivities, and a free concert series kicked off and featured a navy and read band performance. ship tours begin tomorrow with a parade on friday. the blue angels will fly saturday, friday and sunday. that means rooftop action. and the man from san francisco is among the blue angels. this is cool. lieutenant scott became a pilot last year. you can find the full fleet week schedule with dates and times on abc7news.com. kumasi: we have the rooftop party on saturday, which i know it is only tuesday that i am very excited about it. drew: do not worry because the morning it is like it is cloudy. you will be fine and do not worry. remember when we are napping and they are testing the blue angels. and you are like this is fleet week. oh my gosh.

we have dense fog and we zoom in where we are more impacted by the fog in the valleys. santa rosa and petaluma are the worst spots. i do expect that once the sun gets up shortly after 7:00 it will help burn up the fog so it will not linger long this morning. temperatures generally in the 50's and 60's for hayward. 56 in antioch and 52, novato. here is the great-looking sky over the city. we will have the cloud cover first thing and it is slow to warm up underneath the cloud cover mainly in the 60's around lunchtime and into the afternoon we get a fair amount of sunshine as the fog burns off. 70's and 80's away from the coast. 73 in oakland, 77, san jose. 84, santa rosa hitting about 86 in fairfield. across the state pretty

seasonable, upper 80's and lower 90's. 82 for l.a.. 100 palm springs. pretty typical coming in with an afternoon high of 92 degrees. kumasi: steph curry going virtual. the game or still be able to play like a warrior star. jobina: the new warnings about california's drought. what what're officials are preparing for. kumasi: plus oakland reaching a grim milestone, 100 homicides for the third straight year. city leaders again banding action to stop the violence. jobina: taking a live look outside.

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no one wants to reach -- 100 homicides in oakland this year. we remember the two most recent victims, teenage brothers shark during a house party. jobina: pushing for policy change, how one county is trying to keep ride shares safe when he reporting sexual assault. kumasi: live look at san jose. fall is here and you will feel it. drew is tracking the autumn weather that sticks around all this week.

i love a good fall forecast