>> 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: we are going to have a

little bit of fog and clouds as you saw in those shots. you will view them pretty well. there will be some clouds out there. look at this beautiful shot in san francisco. you can only see the top of salesforce tower. how much will they see if we can get close to the ground. this is another live shot as we look at downtown san francisco. temperatures are mostly in the 50's for the next couple of hours. by noon it, we will get lots of clear skies. around the bay, it is comfortable in the low 70's. i will have your complete forecast coming up. stephanie: berkeley police are investigating a shooting near

the cal campus. it happened after 1:30 a.m. in the area of durant and telegraph avenues. they are asking everyone to avoid the area. one witness described what happened the moment he heard gunshots. >> i've lived here for four years. this the first time i've experienced something like this. the bullet into the tire of one of the tires. i'm going to have to call roadside assistance. stephanie: it's unclear if anyone was injured it. we do have calls into the police department for more details. we will bring you updates as soon as they come in. tonight, the third of four vigils will be held to on of the family who is kidnapped and found dead this week. for the second straight night, community will remember the family. they shared words of comfort. >> i want to send my condolences to the family.

being a mother, i know how they feel. stephanie: a 41-year-old, the brother of the kidnapping suspect, has been arrested. he was booked on charges of criminal conspiracy and destroying evidence. today, a celebration of community renewal and hope. the city of santa rosa will hold a ceremony. it honors the community that came together to rebuild after the fires. more than 5000 homes were destroyed. 90% of coffee part has been rebuilt. the ceremony starts at 10:00 this morning. it will be streamed on center roses youtube channel. another covid surge could be on the way. countries in europe are already seeing a rise in infections. experts cost of the u.s. could

possibly be the next to see a spike. >> there are tools available for treatment and prevention. that doesn't mean we should dismiss the fact that we still see thousands of people test positive every week with hundreds dying everyday. stephanie: more and more people are gathering inside it, which makes the risk higher. current vaccines are helping. the number of infections continue to decrease. scientists are watching for new sub variance. there is no need to shut down, you could live your life while being prepared. the governor says he plans to color special legislative session to address the extremely high gas prices. the session will include his proposal to create a windfall tax on profits. the session is scheduled for december 5, the same day new legislators will be sworn in to office after the election. millions of dollars in gas price

relief has started hitting bank accounts of californians. one time payments ranging from $200 to $1000 are going out to 23 million taxpayers. how much you get depends on your tax return. the amount of your adjusted gross income. >> i think it's great. this is the highest inflation in 70 years. it's will needed. >> the state will pay out 9.5 billion dollars. economist say the gas tax rebates will drive tacit -- prices higher. these payments will export inflation to the rest of the u.s. with some showing up in california. a bad smell is affecting crockett residence, pushing them to take action. it's a treated to a hydrogen sulfide, coming from the wastewater treatment plant.

officials say the smell isn't always a sign of a health risk. levels tested yesterday were high enough to cause concern. people can suffer headaches, nausea, irritated eyes. a member of the crockett improvement association tells us more. >> it has affected health, businesses, businesses have closed. people have lost out on it revenue. it's a very big nuisance. stephanie: the smell is due to an operational issue with the plant. they are investigating. a town hall meeting will be held thursday at the community center. one of the biggest weekends in san francisco is already underway. several fleet week events are happening around the city, including the signature air show. we have a look at some of the festivities. >> the site and sounds were on display friday in san francisco. from the ship parade to live

music, even the air strobes -- shows famous blue angels. >> they are so fast. it's amazing. >> oath locals and tourists came out to see the festivities happening around the city. >> the energy, to see our military people and the planes, the parade of ships. it's beautiful. >> dozens gathered to watch a performance by one of the navy bands. while this is one of the most exciting things, it holds a deeper meeting for many servicemen and women as a way to connect with the public. the band believes they can play a special role in fostering that relationship. >> everybody loves music. we are a gateway to loving the navy. >> at a time when many might feel the polarization of

politics, people say fleet week is an event that helps unite all americans. >> when we are so divided, this is one event that brings us together. that is wonderful. stephanie: for all fleet week information, you can watch the airshows live. just had to abc7news.com and our news app. you can find a full schedule of the fleet week festivals there. will the weather cooperate. frances: i think it will be good viewing conditions for most of the show, except when they get lower toward the water. that's because of the fog, which you can see here. right now, we can only see the top of the sales force tower. i will let you know what to expect. it's definitely sweater weather. stephanie: with exactly one

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councilmembers and advent c groups will come together for a day of conservation. we have a list of the times and locations right here on your screen. the first gathering will take place at oakland city hall at 8:30 a.m. shocking video coming to light shows the moments a gun is drawn and shots are fired in an attempted carjacking at a san francisco shopping center.

the gunfire corrupted just days ago. it's a story you only see on 7. >> it's family friendly. it's insane to see something like that. >> it is home to a wide variety of stores, eateries, even a vaccine clinic. never did shoppers expect to see this. it >> i got my covid booster. i'm certainly surprised to hear about it for the first time. lex video shows two men approached the driver in a blue honda sedan. one fires off a shot. the incident happened at around. >> it definitely looks like a safe area. >> and a second video, we can only show you a screenshot. you hear multiple rounds. you can still see where police

marked the shell casings. we counted 10. >> it's crazy that it happened here. we just chill here and eat. it's crazy. >> they have no child to keep shopping here. >> it looks so safe. it makes you think something could go wrong in the blink of an ip >> the victim was able to escape. no arrests have been made. anyone with information should come forward. stephanie: in san francisco, 34 ballot drop boxes will open up across the city. they are marked with the official seal of the city. they have official ballot drop box written on them and include an american flag. the boxes will be open until 8:00 p.m. election date, november 8. you can find locations online.

a march through downtown san jose is putting a spotlight on domestic violence awareness. agencies are getting out the message. we have 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 domestic violence awareness. >> when you see that purple, the fight is for everybody who's ever been affected by it. >> she joined the crowd that marched through downtown. the group intentionally passed san jose state's black power statue. the group said there is great significance in recognizing the silent protest made at the

mexico city olympics. >> it's important that we honor bere. we've bn ug tether tou c ando thosues.>> one out of four womee out of seven minute, one out of three teens and one out of two lgbtq individuals experience domestic violence. at city hall, a rally and resource fair with agencies aiding the effort. >> we want to break the stigma. we want to tell community members that we are here. >> that's pretty significant. that represents a lot of these groups. >> we have seen a positive shift in the community. >> its support is needed now.

advocates say there was an 8% increase in domestic violence cases across the country. the south bay community shared what this effort signals to them. merance for the people we've lost and we have to move forward. stephanie: if you know someone looking for information on domestic violence, check out our allies in action resorts page at abc7news.com. the first lady 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 in breast cancer research. the visit is part of the cancer moonshot initiative, which gives federal resources to help speed up research. the first lady praised survivors taking part in trials. >> it is so hard to go through

the treatment you have to go through having the disease and then be asked to be in a critical -- clinical. it takes a lot of courage. you've been through so much already. stephanie: she delivered a speech at an event hosted by the congressional campaign committee at the fairmont hotel. there was a large turnout for the armenian food festival. people filled the church in oakland for the event. there was also music and dancing. this is the 67th year the festival has been held. it is one of the largest in the east bay. the festival is back today starting at noon. turning to weather, all eyes will be in the sky to watch the blue angels. we are tracking the fleet week forecast. frances: it is shaping up to be

partly this afternoon. that means you will still get a great show. it won't be perfectly blue skies that we normally experience. here is a look at live doppler with the clouds along the coast. the fog has spilled in it the bay. it is also one fourth of a mile visibility. check out oakland at four mile visibility. outside, the golden gate bridge in. oakland is 55. san jose is 59 degrees. half moon bay is 52 degrees. remember that visibility in oakland? this is what it looks like live. there is 880 right by the coliseum. we will be dealing with the fog.

in santa rosa, it is currently 48. here is a look at the forecast. because of this extensive cloud cover, we could see drizzle. there are little spots of green, mostly off the coast. by lunchtime, most of the clouds will be back. we will see lots of clear skies, mostly in the inland areas. we will be seeing some low clouds throughout the show. we will see them up in the sky. you will see those clouds in the background as we get closer to the ground. we will see the clouds moving in once again it. it we get sunshine in the afternoon.

with the partly cloudy conditions, conditions warm up to 66 degrees. tomorrow, very similar. it is slightly warmer at 68. we will see low 70's at the beaches, we will see temperatures in the 60's tonight. temperatures will drop into the low to mid 50's, mainly around the bay with drizzle possible again near the coast. santa rosa will be one of the coolest spots. air quality will be moderate. tomorrow with breezier conditions, it will be good. partly cloudy for the air show, plenty of sunshine everywhere else. it is slightly cooler tomorrow.

temperatures will hold pretty steady. for fleet week, there are a lot of viewing parties. do you think it's possible the cloud cover could move past the bridge? the layer is 800 feet deep, which at that level i expected to clear all the way back to the coast. our animation shows it is creeping in pass the golden gate bridge. even up close, those clouds will be there. it's not like a perfectly clear blue sky. stephanie: the political team led by george stephanopoulos is thrown into the storm of a historic election in georgia. all that and much more in the new episode of power trip on hulu. >> on the next episode, you will

see what happens when our reporters are put in the middle of a historic election and face the crazy realities of the campaign trail. there are so many races playing out there. it is super interesting, they try to track down herschel walker. we have to watch power trip sunday on hulu. stephanie: as george mentioned, you can watch the new episode tomorrow as well as catch up on the season on

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what happens to mail after you send it to the government. that led to an experience for one bay area viewer. she tells her story. >> it was surreal.

it was very surreal. >> it seemed like a page out of a spy novel. >> maybe it was a secret program. >> she filed a petition with the irs penalty. she paid the filing fee with this check for $60. the court sent at check right back to her. it was totally blank. the check had disappeared. >> i sent the check but i forgot to fill it out. >> she did not forget. the male had been zapped with radiation. that because the ink on her check to disappear. >> i cannot believe this. i had never heard of such a thing. >> this is her copy of the original check. this is what it looks like now. everything she had written was gone.

>> if i tilted just right, you can barely make out clerk, united states tax court. >> she had to find a pen that resists irradiation. >> what is that? >> she went online and found these pens with irradiated think. >> i'm not going to buy a special pen to write one check. what am i going to do? >> we found out the postal service has been irradiating mail addressed to government offices in washington dc s the g anthrax scare of 2000 one. that's when criminals were sending envelopes with anthrax through the mail. radiation would kill bacteria and viruses in case of future attack. the postal service acknowledged it can become riddle or yellow.

think disappears from this mail on occasion. it shouldn't be this hard to dispute an irs penalty. >> i don't know if a sharpie would work. stephanie: the first latina to go into space has written a children's book to inspire the next generation. it's a bilingual board book encouraging children to become an explorer. she wanted kids to see how familiar they are with science and wonder for the world. >> i like to ask questions about the world. they are curious. i love to get kids at a very young age. maybe someday when they are older, they will consider it more seriously. stephanie: her goal is now to

get more minorities into careers in science. still to come, the white house responds. what the administration is saying about the warning of a nuclear armageddon. post office prices, how much you may be paying for services.

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moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. stephanie: we are starting this half-hour with a look at the weather. we are checking the fleet week forecast. the description seems good but not perfect. frances: that's the best way to put it. here is a hopeful shot of the fog in san francisco. we are looking down toward market street.

i feel we have better chances right now getting it better viewing conditions this afternoon. temperatures will most likely be in the 50's. cloudy at the coast throughout the day. by noon, we will see plenty of sunshine. inland areas will be warming up to near 95. we will be keeping an eye on the fog for you. stephanie: thank you. police are still searching for a suspected serial killer tied to daily shootings in oakland and stockton. there been seven shootings. the oakland shooting was the first in april last year. a few days later, a woman survived the second shooting. the rest of the shootings did not take place until one year later, all of the stockton area. police revealed this video of a

person of interest. shootings have been linked by ballistic evidence in dark locations without witnesses. the motive is still a mystery. there is a 125 thousand dollars reward for 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 nuclear armageddon. he says it's those words that no one should underestimate the extraordinary danger if russia deploys tactical nuclear weapons against ukraine. we have the details. it >> the buy demonstration is downplaying remarks by the president in which he said vladimir putin's threats to use tactical nuclear weapons pose the greatest prospect of armageddon since president kennedy and the cuban missile

crisis. the state department is echoing similar remarks. the u.s. is not seen a reason to adjust its nuclear posture. >> what president biden was speaking to yesterday was how seriously we take these threats. >> all of this after the president spoke at an off-camera fundraiser saying he knows vladimir putin well and he's not joking when he talks about potential use of nuclear weapons. >> we have been quite clear about that. this kind of irresponsible rhetoric is not something that should be coming from those here of it armed nuclear state. >> putin is growing more desperate on the battlefield with recent ukrainian successes.

ukrainian president said he doesn't think russia is ready to use nuclear weapons. officials are laying the groundwork with the public, saying this to the bbc. >> they begin to prepare their society. >> two hundred square miles of territory and dozens of settlements have been retaken in the south. forces are advancing in the east. stephanie: the post office is looking to increase some prices and attempt to offset inflation. it's proposing a three cent increase for stamps. there may also be higher fees for post office box rentals and insurance. the usps does not rely on taxpayer funding. it receives its revenue from stamps and package deliveries. if the commission approves this, the changes will go into effect in january.

a video is making the rounds on social media showing us kennelly clad woman getting out of a fire truck and walking into a strip club. an investigation is underway. there has been a strong response from the mayor's office. >> the video shared on instagram thursday night was taken in front of the pink cool adult club. a fire truck with its lights on was parked on the street. video shows a woman getting out of the cab and walking to the entrance of the club. we have not got permission to show it. city leaders are not happy with what they saw. the fire chief released a statement saying the department has become aware of concerning video on social media. an investigation has been initiated to find facts about the video. if the investigation concludes that this is as bad as it looks, heads must roll.

the mayor said we cannot have a life critical emergency apparatus regulated to a frat party bus. at the pink poodle, known was talking. no one returned our calls. he says they've been great neighbors. he is concerned about the video. >> somebody is having a good time on city funds that we pay tax dollars four. i've gotta spend 30 minutes closing up to keep people from breaking in. this is what we are focusing on it. >> the city has a code of ethics that applies to all city employees. we asked the fire department with their policy is.

they did say appropriate septal be taken to address the matter. stephanie: protests have been happening around the world after a young woman and died in custody of the morality police. the second demonstration is planned this weekend. a protest will be tomorrow in san francisco. thousands came out to demonstrate last weekend on the golden gate bridge. one of the organizers who is from iran said there is a real pushback from iranian youth against the government and more unity across the globe. >> tell me something, they do the right thing. i am proud of them.

they are risking their lives every day. lex the protest is set for 11:00 outside san francisco city hall. risks and rewards. meet the author trying to help californians live with threats of wildfires. we will take you outside for a look at the gate ca stay with us.

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clara university changed its bylaws to remove the requirement that its president must be a jesuit priest. the 100 71-year-old catholic institution installed its first woman leader. she is now the 30th president. she 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, look with great hope and excitement toward the future. stephanie: she has a bachelors degree in accounting it a masters degree in taxation, a phd in business from the university of florida. the quick check-in with francis. frances: this gives you an idea that fog is a big factor this morning. the top left is 880 in oakland. the top right is san francisco. on the bottom left, you will notice the golden gate bridge is pretty foggy. the bottom right is the san mateo bridge. i will let you know when the fog is expected to clear and how it will look for the blue angels show.

stephanie: next, decision day for the warriors. how they discipline raymonde greene for punching teammate jordan poole. we've got that coming up in sports.

stephanie: researchers from uc davis are laying out the future of living with and sometimes retreating from wildfires. spencer christian looks at the strategies that could shape the future and build a better bay area. >> for victims of wildfires, the decision about whether to return or rebuild is often painful. it's already shaping policy. uc davis researchers sifted through the still smoldering

landscape of lessons moving forward. >> what are people doing around the world in fire prone areas to adapt to this issue of wildfire. >> they described much of the time is a pattern of fire resistance. >> not allowing fires to burn in landscapes that have evolved. >> he points to a growing movement involving indigenous people who are reintroducing ceremonial burns to control and manage the brush that can feed wildfires. abc 7 news profiled examples, including the local tribal band which is helping to manage the red red -- redwood groves. >> ways of living intimately with landscapes and with fire. >> the wildfire threat is so intense in some places the level

of planning goes further, making the case for more file -- fire resistant communities. the authors point to san diego where planners are restricting development on steep hillsides were flames can accelerate vertically, making them indefensible for firefighters. >> instead of building low, hout -- how about on top of the slope? >> los angeles is controlling development in wildfire areas. other communities are experimenting with a payment program to relocate residents from fire ravaged areas. >> you could find another place to live and what they are thinking about doing is bringing a citywide buffer. >> it has been slowed to gain traction. ultimately, they believe no one solution will fit every community.

the authors document a growing urgency to change the way we live and plan for wildfires in the future. stephanie: turning to weather, we are dealing with the fog. we are tracking how it will impact the fleet week forecast. frances: we've got low clouds all along the coast and fog spilling into the bait. visibility is being reduced quite a bit. down to a mile in petaluma. oakland is four miles. nearby, the san mateo bridge you can see this. this is traffic heading westbound. temperatures are mostly in the 50's. oakland is 55. san jose is 59. i want to show you this live shot. it's a completely different

story in walnut creek where we have clear skies and plenty of sunshine this afternoon. inland empire -- areas will warm up. the fog is only 48 degrees in napa. it is 50 in vacaville and concord. we have clouds as we look south, spilling into san francisco. you can see the top of the sales force power. we are dealing with areas of dense fog this morning, even some drizzle possible. it is sunny inland and around the bait. get ready for some breezy and slightly below average temperatures for early next week. here is a forecast animation. everything is sunshine except

the coast. at 3:00 when the blue angels come around, you will notice the forecast animation with low clouds across the golden gate bridge, almost reaching the east bay. we could see some low clouds closer to the water. overnight tonight, we will sue the clouds push in once again, making a more extensive question to the east bay and delta. tomorrow will be a little bit cooler for most areas. here's a look at the planner. it will warm up to 66 degrees. here is a look at temperatures all around the bay area. oakland is 73. inland areas will be above average. santa rosa is 86 degrees. tonight, temperatures will drop into the low and mid 50's.

this is a pretty shot of the bay bridge. you can see a little bit of clearing working its way into the bay area. hopefully that will clear more than the forecast animation shows. inland areas are near 90 around the bait. it's a touch cooler on sunday with minor changes. while the forecast isn't perfect, we will still see the show. i think it's going to be a great show. it is not as warm as we normally experience this time of year. it is still going to be good. grab a jacket for sure. stephanie: be sure to get a good spot. we hope that cloud cover moves past the bridge by 3:00. frances: i think we will still see a little bit. the biggest thing i worry about is the traffic.

stephanie: get out early. thank you. in sports, the warriors are investigating incident between draymond green and jordan poole. the release of the video now. larry has a look in the morning sports. >> good morning. draymond green is a tenacious defender. at his worst, he has repeatedly stepped over the line with behavior that make you wonder if it's worth keeping this guy around. after punching jordan poole, what is this man thinking? at one point has he gone too far. >> he's got to fix that situation. he doesn't benefit from it all. he's got to be a big boy. you'd never hit your homies like

that. you never do that. i've never done that. it happens sometimes, you don't do that. stephanie: san jose state posts unlv. -- host unlv. not to be denied it, the students are getting the weekend started in the end zone. the man from hawaii, 15 yards in his second score of the night. cordero is here to dominate. it's his first career td catch. therefore-one on the season. emotionally singing the czech republic national anthem. he will never forget this. that had to feel great.

just check out his celebration. that is one happy hockey player. the party ended there for the sharks. nashville scored twice in the second. the sharks lose, 4-1. wildcard action, the mets posting -- host in the padres. he took him deep and ghana, 31 blast. two minutes later, that's gone also. the first time he's given up four home runs in a postseason start. mets fans are thinking i spent how me hours putting on all this makeup? they could end the mets season today since this is a best of three series. have a great weekend. stephanie: if you need a smile, wants this. a two-year-old toddler has become a social media sensation for his impressive cheerleading moves.

he was captured on video cheering on the sideline of a football game alongside his older sister. he nails just about every move done by big sister, including a little jump at the end. he learned the moves after watching her practice over and over again in the living room.

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make the most of the stop you need to make with shell. wait! there's three of me? awesome! fest is back in the rockbridge neighborhood. the free event includes music, art shows, crafts, fine dining, and more. the festivities are dotted along college avenue. it runs from 11:00 in the morning until 8:00 at night and is accessible through the bart station. we have one final check of the forecast. frances: 73 is your high today. in san francisco, partly cloudy

conditions with that persistent fog lingering through the afternoon. summer has spread from 62 at the beaches all the way to low 90's inland. take your pick. stephanie: we've got to get those clouds out of there. thanks for joining us. the news continues at 8:00. have a great day.

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