building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> story and san francisco, the sight and sound the fleet week are back. the blue angels taking to the skies for the annual air this weekend. stephanie: we will have more on fleet week and our other top stories in just a moment. let's take a quick look at the weather. how is that fleet we for cast shaping up. francis: here's a look at that fog over san francisco in the

downtown area. sunrise at 7:11. most temperatures in the 50's. it will be cloudy by the coast and then clear skies inland and around the bay. the tricky part is that area near golden gate bridge. inland areas are warming up to near 90° around the bay. a lot of sunshine, in the low 70's. at the beaches, that is where things will stay in the low 60's and we will have more on the fleet week forecast. stephanie: berkeley police are investigating a shooting near the cal campus. this happened near durant. police are asking everyone to avoid the area. it is unclear if anyone was injured or if they have any suspects. we will bring you any updates as soon as they come in.

the third of four vigils will be held in merced to honor the family who was kidnapped and found that this week. for the second straight night, community members gathered to remember the family. they shared words of comfort. >> i just wanted to send my condolences to the family. being a mother of heaven who was murdered here in merced as well, i know how they feel. stephanie: 41-year-old aleberto delgado. was arrested. happening today in the north bay, a celebration of community renewal and hope. santa rosa will hold a ceremony at copy park. it under the community who came together to rebuild after the

2017 virus. when the 5000 homes were destroyed. 90% of the park is been rebuilt. if you can't make it, it will be live-streamed on the youtube channel. with the holiday season fast approaching, another covid search could be on the way. countries in europe are already seeing a rise in infections. the u.s. could be the next to see a spike. >> there are tools for prevention and treatment but that does not mean we should dismiss the fact that we see thousands of people test positive. stephanie: more and more people are gathering inside with makes the risk of infection higher. the scientist are watching for any new sub variants and there is no need to shut down but you should continue to live your

life. governor newsom plans to call a special session to address the high gas prices. it will also create a windfall tax for oil companies who are making a profit. meanwhile millions of dollars of gas price relief have hit the banking accounts of california residence. anywhere from 200 to $1000 are going out to taxpayer. this depends on your tax return, how you filed, whether you have dependents and account for your adjusted gross income. >> i think it is great, this is the highest inflation and 60, 70 years. it is well needed. stephanie: in total, the state will pay out 9.5 billion dollars. economists save the gas tax rebates will drive gas prices

higher. harvard professor says these inflation relief payments will cost the rest of america's. a bad smell is affecting crockett residence. the smell is attributed to hydrogen sulfide coming from the wastewater treatment plant. health officials say it is not always a sign of a health risk. levels tested yesterday caused a public health concern. people can suffer headaches, nausea and irritated eyes. >> it has affected people's health, its affected businesses, businesses of close. people have lost out revenue. it is a very big nuisance. stephanie: officials say the smell is due to an operational issue at the plant and they are

investigating. a townho hall meeting will be held on thursday. one of the biggest weekends in san francisco is underway. fleet week events are happening today including the airshow. tim johns has a look at some of these festivities. tim: the sights and sounds of fleet week were on display. from live music, even the airshows famous blue angels. >> so fast, they are amazing. tim: locals and tourists came out to see the festivities around the city. >> to see all of our military people, the planes, the parade of ships. it is beautiful. tim: dozens gathered to watch a performance by the navy band. fleet week has always been one of the most exciting things on

the social calendar it holds a deeper meaning for service people as a way to connect with the public. she believes the bandmates can play a special role in fostering that relationship. >> everyone loves music so this is a gateway to loving the navy. tim: at a time where many might feel polarization of politics, fleet week unites all americans. >> in a time like this where we are so divided. it is one event that brings us together. that is wonderful. tim: tim johns abc 7 news. stephanie: for all fleet week information we have you covered. you can watch the airshows live from the comfort of your home, just had to abc 7.com. you will also find a full schedule of other fleet week festivities there. will the weather cooperate?

francis: here is what we are looking at. the fog over san francisco right now. we do expect fog to clear back to the coast but will it be clear enough for the airshow by the golden gate bridge? i will let you know with the accuweather 7 day forecast. stephanie: ballot boxes are open, one month until a lesson day, what city opening those dropbox location starting today. jill biden's bay area visit. we will take you to the fac

stephanie: oakland city leaders will gather after a string of violence. they will come together for a day of conservation. we have a list of the times and location right here on your

screen. the first gathering will take place at oakland city hall at 8:30 this morning. shocking video coming to light shows the moments i've gun is drawn and shots are fired at an attempted carjacking at a popular shopping center. dion lim went to the neighborhood where gunfire erupted. >> we always see children here, pets. it is family friendly. dion: the shopping center is home to a wide variety of stores. never in a one million years did shoppers we spoke with expect to see this. >> i just got my covid producer, that is why i am here. it is certainly surprising to hear about it. dion: video shows two men approach a driver and a honda sedan. one armed with a gun fires off a

shot. sfpd confirms the incident happened at 5:30 september 30. >> it definitely looks like a safe area. dion: in the second video, you hear the suspect fire multiple rounds into the honda. you can still see where they marked the shell casings that we counted 10. >> is crazy that it happened here where we have lunch until the knee. dion: those we spoke with say they have no choice but to keep shopping here. >> say but it makes you think, something can go wrong in a blink of an eye. dion: the victim was able to escape and no arrests have been made and sfpd ask for any information. stephanie: happening today in san francisco, 34 official drop

off ballot boxes will open. they are marked with the official seal of the city and county of san francisco. they have official ballot drop off or on them and include an american flag. they will be open 20 47 until 8:00 p.m. election day. you can find locations for these drop boxes online. a march through downtown san jose is putting the spotlight on domestic violence awareness month. every october, they are getting out the message, hoping to move closer to a world without abuse. amanda del castillo jo has a look at the effort from the south bay. >> advocates and allies, many in purple marched from san jose to city hall. a demonstration centered around the mystic violence awareness. >> you look at all the support.

>> stop the violence. amanda: the group passing the olympic black power statue. there is great significance in recognizing the silent protest made at the 1968 mexico city olympics. >> it is important that we honor where we have been an honor to the folks that have brought us here together before. it seems fitting for us to go through that cap is particularly in light by those statues. amanda: one in four women, one in seven men, one in three teens and one into lgbtq individuals experience domestic violence. at city hall, a rally and resource fair with agencies aiding the awareness effort. >> we want to make a statement

until community members, we are here. >> it is pretty significant because a lot of these groups represent recovery. >> you have seen a positive shift in their attitudes towards this issue. also, toward support of this issue. amanda: it is support needed now, over the pandemic there was an 8% increase in domestic violence cases across the country. this south bay community friday sharing what this effort signals to them. >> for me it is about the remembrance of the folks we have lost it we have to move forward. amanda: in san jose, abc 7 news. stephanie: if you know someone looking for information on domestic violence, check out our allies in action resource page. first lady jill biden made a stop in san francisco in support

of breast cancer research. she got a tour of the cancer center to see some of the advances being made and breast cancer research. it is part of the biden's administration cancer initiative which gives federal resources to help speed up cancer research. >> i think it is so hard to go through all the treatments you have to go through and having the disease of cancer. and then, to be asked to be in a clinical trial, it takes a lot of courage. you have been through so much already. stephanie: the first lady also delivered a speech at an event hosted by a democratic congressional campaign committee at the fairmont hotel. in the east bay there was a large turnout tonight for the armenian food festival. people filled the church in oakland for the event. there was also armenian music and dancing. this is the 67th year the

festival has been held and it is billed as one of the largest in the east bay. if you missed it last night, the festival is back on today starting at noon. turning to weather, all eyes will be in the sky to watch the blue angels. of all the days to have clear skies, this is truly the day. frances: it is looking pretty good but i will not promise blue skies. i think he will still be able to view it, just not perfectly clear. that is because of the fog in the low clouds which we are dealing with this morning. here's a look at live doppler 7, lots of cloud cover all along the coast and we have some fog pushing in through the bay right now. it is creating limited visibility and soft spots. zero visibility in petaluma and napa in one mile in santa rosa

right now. let's take a look outside. golden gate bridge, you can't see much across the span. temperatures are in the 50's, even some 60's right now. san francisco 54, san jose 60 degrees, half moon bay, 52. here you see more about fog over san francisco. that is what we will keep an eye on with our forecast models. santa rosa, it is closer. that is where it is 48 degrees. we see some upper 50's through vacaville, concord and livermore. here's the forecast. 7:00 this morning you will notice extensive cloud cover and walked to the north and all around the bay. by lunchtime, it starts to pull back. that is when we are zooming into san francisco. you will notice we still have class at the beach is that we

could see clouds across the golden gate bridge. i think we will still be able to see it, just not perfectly, clear blue skies. you will notice the clouds move then, extensive push overnight into tomorrow. temperatures will be cooler, but at the beaches, that is where it will stay in the 60's today and tomorrow. here's the planner for san francisco. we have clouds in the morning, noticed by lunchtime we start to see some clearing in the afternoon for the shows. you might still need a jacket because temperatures will be in the mid 60's and we will feel that sea breeze and temperatures start to drop into the evening. here are the highest for today with breezy conditions at the beaches. san francisco 66, low to mid 70's around the bay. our warmest thoughts will hit near 90 degrees for some of the

inland areas. here is the seven-day forecast. partly cloudy for the air show. it will still be good enough to view all of the things happening this afternoon. it will be really comfortable in san francisco, you might need to have an extra layer around the bay. t-shirts and shorts weather, inland it will feel like summer with near 90 degrees. stephanie: is there any point where it will be perfectly clear? frances: yes around the bay and england but in san francisco because we are near the beaches, that is where the fog will linger. stephanie: the abc news political team led by george stephanopoulos is thrown into the storm of an historic election in georgia. all that much more in the next

episode of power trip on hulu. >> on the next episode you will see what happens when our seven young reporters are put in the middle of historic election. governor, senator, and when they try to track down senate candidate herschel walker. see what happens on power trip on hulu. stephanie: as george just mentioned, you can watch the new episode tomorrow and catch you might take something for your heart... your joints...

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stephanie: if you ever send mail to the federal government you may wonder if it reached the right person. you might not realize what happens to mail after the government. >> it was surreal, it was very

surreal. it seem like a page out of a spy novel. it began when she filed a petition with the u.s. tax court to dispute a big irs penalty. she paid the $60 filing fee with this check for $60. the course of the check back to her and to her amazement, it was totally blank. all the ink on her check it disappeared. >> my first thought was i sent the check and i forgot to fill it out. but she did not forget, the male had been irradiated, zapped with radiation. that because the ink on your tech to disappear. >> i can't believe this, irradiated? i have never heard of such a thing. here's a copy of her original check in here is what it looks like now. everything she had written, gone

, except for a faint shadow you might be able to see. >> if i tilted just right, i can barely make out united states tax court. >> luanne had to find a pan that resists radiation. >> up and resistant to radiation? >> she went online but the pen cost 250 four dollars for a pack of 100. >> i will not buy a special pen to write one check. i thought michael finney. michael: they have been irradiating mail ever since the big anthrax scare of 2001. that is when criminals were sending envelopes with anthrax through the u.s. mail. radiation would kill harmful bacteria and viruses in case of future attacks. the postal service acknowledged

it can become brittle or yellow. ink disappears from his mail on occasion. luanne says it should not be this hard to dispute an irs penalty. >> i don't even know if a sharpie would win. stephanie: this mystery does have a happy ending. before she could send in a new check, they reconsidered her case and waive that penalty. she thankfully did not need to go to court or pay a filing fee. the first latina to go into space has written a children's book hoping to inspire the next generation of scientists. we are all scientist is a book encouraging children to embrace their inner explorer. dr. ellen ochoa wanted kids to see the scientist they already are. >> they like to ask questions about the world around them, they are curious and that is what scientists do.

i love to get kids thinking at a young age, i do what scientists do. maybe someday when they are older they will consider it more seriously. stephanie: after paving the way with her long list of accomplishments, her goal is now to get more minorities into careers in science. still to come, the white house response. with the blighted administration is saying about the president's warning of a nuclear armageddon. post office prices, how much more you could be paying for the services.

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building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. stephanie: we are starting this half-hour with a look at the weather. we are tracking all things fleet week in our forecast. frances: we will be able to see

the air show but we will also see clouds lingering through the day. you can see why, we are stockton, looking at downtown san francisco. temperatures are in the 50's. we will see sunny skies everywhere else. we will be sunny, inland areas warming up into the low 90's. around the bay, low 70's. at the coast we will see some low 60's and because of that, we will be keeping an eye on those low clouds for fleet week. stephanie: this morning, police are still searching for a suspected serial killer tied to deadly shootings in oakland and stockton. there have been seven shootings. the open shooting was the first and april of last year. a few days later, a woman

survived the second shooting. the rest of the shootings did not take place until more than a year later. earlier this week, police released this video of a person of interest. the shootings have been linked by ballistic evidence and if that happened in dark locations without witnesses. the motive is still a mystery. there is a 120 $5,000 reward for any information leading to an arrest. you can keep track of the latest developments on the story. we are posting everything we know. the white house is commenting on president biden's warnings of a nuclear armageddon. he said those words were meant to convey that no one should underestimate the extraordinary danger if russia deploys tactical nuclear weapons in its war against ukraine. >> the biden administration is downplaying remarks by the president in which he said russian president vladimir

putin's threats to use tactical weapons pose the greatest prospect of armageddon since kennedy and them cuban missile crisis. the state department is echoing those remarks. they have not seen any indication that russia is preparing to use nuclear weapons. >> what he was speaking to yesterday was how seriously we take these threats. how seriously we take the threats of nuclear weapons. >> all this after president biden spoke at a fundraiser saying that he knows poop well and he is not joking when he talks about the potential use of nuclear weapons, biological or chemical weapons. >> we have been quite clear about this when they have made this threat over the course of this conflict. this irresponsible rhetoric is not something that should be coming from a leader of an armed, nuclear state. >> it comes as president biden

believes he is growing more desperate on the battlefield after a series of ukrainian military successes in recent weeks. in ukraine, he says he doesn't believe russia is ready to use nuclear weapons yet. but they are laying the groundwork down to the public. >> they begin to prepare their society, it's very dangerous. dozens of settlements have been retaken in the south in the past week. ukrainian forces are also advancing in the east. ty hernandez, abc news new york. stephanie: the post office is looking to increase its prices to offset inflation. it is proposing a three set -- three cent increase. unlike other government agencies, it does not rely on taxpayer funding.

it receives its revenue from stamps and package deliveries. if the regulatory commission approves this it will go into effect in january. video is making the rounds showing a scantily clad woman getting out of a fire truck and walking into a strip club. an investigation is underway and there has been a strong response from the mayor's office. zach fuentes has more. zach: the video was taken in front of the pink poodle nude adult club in burbank. a fire truck was parked on the street. the woman shows a woman in a bikini going straight to the interests of the club. it has not gotten permission from the person who shot the video to show it but city leaders have seen it and they are not happy with what they saw. the fire chief saying, the department has become aware of concerning video posted on social media.

an investigation has been initiated to determine facts around the video. sam liccardo saying, if the investigation concludes that it is as bad as it looks, heads will roll. we can have a life-saving apparatus compromise is a frat party bus. one of the finest fire chiefs will respond accordingly. no one returned our calls and the person working at the establishment did not want to comment on the video. >> somebody is having a good time on city funds. we pay good tax dollars, we have crime in the area. i have to keep people from breaking and and vandalize and this is what we focus on?

zach: they have a code of ethics that applies to every city employee. whether this is a violation is not clear yet. we asked their policy about fire engines, in the statement they did say if an internal investigation reveals an appropriate behavior, appropriate steps will be taken to address the matter. stephanie: princess have been happening around the world for weeks after a young woman in iran died in custody after a run in with the morality police. a second global demonstration is played for this weekend. it is planned in san francisco. they estimate thousands came out to demonstrate last weekend on golden gate bridge. after the death of masid amini. there is a real pushback from iranian youth against the government. >> the new generation is out

there, and they say you know what, you tell me something, and i say no. they have done the right thing and i am proud of them. that is the main reason, how strong they are and they are risking their lives every day. stephanie: tomorrow spreads is set for 11:00 a.m.. still ahead, risks and rewards. the authors trying to help californians with the -- risk of wildfire. look at all that followed, you can barely make out the bridge. we will have your forecast in just a few minutes.

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the 171 catholic institution installed its first woman leader. sullivan is the first layperson to lead santa clara university. >> today we celebrate santa clara university. we are here to affirm its powerful mission, commemorate its past and look with great hope and excitement towards his future. stephanie: a native of florida, she has a bachelor's degree in accounting, a master degree in taxation and a phd in business. time now for a quick check in with fences. frances: we will show you four shots, different angles of the fog. you will see there is quite a bit of fog in the east bay, that is on the top left. top right, that is the golden gate bridge. you can barely see it. in the bottom left that is the

san mateo bridge. we will be keeping an eye on the fog to see how visibility looks for this afternoon for the blue angel show. stephanie: decision date for the war years, how will they deal with draymond green.

stephanie: researchers from uc davis layout of future from living with fires. spencer christian looks at the strategies that could shape our future and build better bay area. after the wildfires the decisions to rebuild this painful. but it is shaping policy across the state. uc davis sifted through the

landscapes for lessons going forward. >> what are people doing around the world to better adapt to this compounding issue. they describe the past century is fire resistant. not allowing fire to burn in landscapes that have evolved to burn. he points to a growing movement involving indigenous people who reintroduce ceremonial burns to control and manner the brush that can be fast-moving wildfires. earlier this year, we profiled examples including the indigenous tribes managing red roof -- read groves in the north.

in some parts of california, the wildfire threat is so intense there is a level of planning that goes further trying to make more fire resistant communities are managed fire retreats. they point to san diego where flames can accelerate vertically making them industry -- indefensible. how about building on top of the slope. they say cities like los angeles other communities like paradise are experimenting with the payment program to relate -- relocate areas from fire ravaged areas. when they are thinking of doing is making the citywide buffer. this strategy has been slow to

gain traction but has been used in flood and hurricane areas. in design by fire, they document a growing currents -- urgency to change the way we live. stephanie: turning to weather, all eyes will be in the skies. the sky will have quite a bit of clouds. and lots of blog -- fog. we have clouds off the coast and as we zoom in a little bit, the fog is really reducing visibility. it is down to zero in half moon bay. petaluma has one mile of visibility at this point. you will see this low visibility across the golden gate bridge. the marine layer is about -- in

san francisco it is 54 degrees, oakland 55, san jose 60. we are seeing some of those areas of fog in the bay. in santa rosa, where it is soft and. forecast animation shows fog and clouds filling into the bay and even into parts of the north and east bay. these little spots of green, we can see some drizzle. notice by 3:00 this afternoon when we have a lot of folks heading into san francisco. we will see low clouds across the golden gate bridge maybe even reaching across the bay. everywhere else will be sunny except at the coast where the

class will linger throughout the day. tonight, we will see the clouds position once again. we could see some spotty drizzle closer to the beaches. tomorrow will be breezier in inland areas will be cooler. today, near 90's and some of those worn spots. san jose, plenty of sunshine at 82. in san francisco, with the clouds and breezy conditions, 66 is your heart today. lots of comfortable 80's around santa rosa and breezy in half moon bay. we will see those clouds move and once again. most temperature in the low to mid 50's. we can see santa rosa drop and then look at the drizzle around the coast. air quality as we look like for you in the san jose area. it is expected to be moderate today except in the north bay.

be cooler and clearer for everyone except at the beaches. here is the accuweather 7 a forecast. it is still going to be visible. you will still get a great view, it will be perfectly blue skies. our efforts in san francisco is around 70's so today, and 66 that is a little cooler. it will cool down in the evening as well. frances: it is sweater weather. stephanie: in sports, the warriors are investigating the incident between draymond green and jordan poole. larry beil has more in this morning sports. larry: draymond green is a tenacious defender, a basketball

savant, critical to the golden state. he has repeatedly stepped over the line with behavior which makes you wonder if it's worth keeping him around. you have to wonder, what is he thinking. stephen jackson says this incident is way over the line. >> he does benefit from it at all, he has to go over there but you never hit anyone in practice. you never do that. i have never done that. if you get into it, but the young fella, he doesn't do that. stephtyrese robinson, not to be denied.

students getting this week and started right in the end zone. the man from hawaii, 15 yards in the second. also through for a couple of touchdowns. his first career td clouds. the spartans go on to win 40-7. they are emotionally singing the czech national anthem. tied the game 11 and just check t celebration. that is one happy hockey player. nashville scoring twice in the second. the sharks lose 4-1.

he had already given up a couple of homers when he was taken deep and wide. seven nothing, a postseason start, mets fans are thinking i spent how many hours putting on the make for this. they end the mets season today because this is a best-of-three series. have a great weekend everybody. stephanie: this next story is a q1, a two-year-old texas toddler has become a social media sensation for his impressive cheerleading moves. he was captured on the sidelines alongside his older sister. he nailed just about every move done by her big sister including that little jump at the end. their mom wrote on instagram that liam learn the moves after watching his sister practice over and over again and over again in the family's living room.

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numbers from the mega millions drawing it. the mega number is 21. nobody picked all six numbers. a ticket sold in culver city matched five numbers, which is a $3 million prize. tuesday nights jackpot goes up to $445 million. happening today, rock and stroll fall festival is back in the rockridge neighborhood. the event includes live music, art shows, vendors, crafts, dining and more. the festivities will be on college avenue. it runs until 8:00 at night and

is accessible through the rockbridge art station. it's a one day only makers market in san francisco. the event celebrates everything sf made. 30 vendors will be selling their locally made items. it will be inside the grand hall on the second floor. next on, recovering and rebuilding. the north bay celebrating its rebirth five years after deadly fires. fleet week festivities, when locals and tourists say the events are bringing people together. stay with us.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. stephanie: soaring over san francisco, the sights and sounds of fleet week or back. the famous blue angels taking to the skies for the annual air show this weekend. good morning. we will have much more on fleet week plus our other top stories. how is whether going to shape up? what is our chances looking like for no fog? frances: w