>> 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 are back. good morning, i am stephanie sierra. it is saturday, october 8. the fleet week forecast, a foggy start today. >> when we look outside, you think it does not look good but we will get some sunshine. here is a live view of the golden gate bridge totally socked in. that marine layer has made an extensive push.

very foggy start. temperatures range from the 50's and 60's. we even see if 40's and parts of the north bay. clouds will stick around the coast through midday. by midday, lots of clearing. it will be warm with inland areas near 90. at the beaches, low 60's. we will see partial clearing for the air show this afternoon. it will still be a good show but not perfectly clear blue skies. stephanie: thank you. developing news this morning, berkeley police are investigating a shooting near the cal campus. it happened just after 1:30 this morning in the area of durant and telegraph avenue. uc berkeley police are asking everyone to avoid the area. >> this is the first time i have experienced something like this. a bullett went into one of the

tires and i think i'm going to have to call roadside assistance or rotate it myself. stephanie: it is unclear if anyone was injured north officers have any suspects. we have calls to the police department for more details. we will bring you updates as soon as they come in. the third 04 vigils will be held tonight in merced to honor the family killed. and found that this week. >> i just want to send my condolences to the family. being a mother of heaven, who was murdered here as well,i know how they feel. stephanie: the brother of the kidnapping and murder suspect has been arrested. he was booked on charges of

criminal conspiracy, accessory and destroying evidence. happening today in the north bay, a celebration of community renewal and hope. the city of santa rosa will hold a ceremony at coffee park. the event honors a community that came together to rebuild after the 2017 fires. more than 5000 homes were destroyed. the ceremony starts at 10:00 this morning. if you cannot make it, it will be live-streamed. with the holiday season fast approaching, another covid surge could be on the way. health experts caution the u.s. could be the next to see a spike. >> there are tools available both for prevention. stephanie: more and more people are gathering inside which makes the risk of covid infections higher.

the good news is that current vaccines are helping the number of conditions decrease. scientists say should continue living your life while also staying prepared. governor newsom says he plans to hold a special session to address the states extremely high gas prices. it will also include his proposal for a windfall tax. millions of dollars in gas price relief has started hitting the bank accounts of californians. one time payments are going out to 23 million taxpayers. how much you get depends on your 2020 tax return. how you file, whether you have

dependents and the amount of your adjusted gross income. >> i think it is great. this is the highest inflation in 60 or 70 years so it is well needed. stephanie: a harvard professor says these inflation relief payments will export inflation to the rest of the u.s. with some showing up in california too in the east bay, a bad smell is affecting residents. the smell is attributed to hydrogen sulfide coming from the crockett wastewater treatment plant. county health officials say the smell is not always a sign of a health risk, but levels tested yesterday were high enough to cause a health concern. a member of the crockett improvement association tells us more. >> it has affected people's

health, businesses. businesses have closed. people have lost out on a lot of revenue. it stephanie: officials say that health is -- smell is due to an ongoing operational issue. a town hall meeting will be held thursday on pomona street. one of the biggest weekends here in san francisco has arrived. we are talking about fleet week and that means those beautiful blue angels will be out in full force. tim johns has a look at some of the festivities. >> the sights and sounds of fleet week were on display in san francisco. from the ship paraded until live music and even the air show's angels. >> they so fast. it is amazing. >> both bay area locals and tourists came out to see the festivities.

>> the energy, the parade of ships. >> it is beautiful. dozens gathered to watch a performance put on by one of the navies bands. >> while fleet week has always been one of the most exciting things, it also holds a deeper meaning as a way to connect with the public. >> the lead singer believes she and her bandmates can play a special role in fostering that relationship. >> we are usually a gateway to loving the navy. >> at a time where many might feel the polarization of politics, fleet week remains a time to unite all americans. >> at a time when we are so divided, this is one event that brings us together and that is wonderful. stephanie: the blue angels kick off at 3:00 this afternoon.

for all the fleet week information, we have you covered. you can watch the airshows live from the comfort of your own home. you will also be able to find a full schedule of the other fleet week related festivities. will the weather cooperate? francis has those details. frances: and here is a live shot from our camera looking over gray skies right now over the bay bridge in san francisco. we will see partly conditions this afternoon. good enough to view the blue angels but not complete blue skies. stephanie: ballot boxes opened. exactly one month until election day. jill biden's bay area visit. we take you to the facility where the first lady toured while in san francisco.

stephanie: today, oakland city leaders will gather for day of mourning. across the city. the first gathering will take place at oakland city hall at 8:30 this morning. shocking video shows the moments again is drawn and shots are fired in an attempted carjacking a popular san francisco shopping center. we went to the neighborhood where the gunfire erected days ago, a story you will only see on 7. >> we always see children here, pets. it's family-friendly. it's insane to see something like that. >> the shopping plaza is home to a wide variety of stores, eateries,. even a coronavirus vaccine clinic never in a million years to

choppers we spoke with friday expect to see this. >> i just got my covid booster. certainly surprising to hear about it for the first time right here. >> video shows two men approached our driver. one fires off a shot. sfpd confirms the incident happened around 5:30 on friday, september 30. >> there has been a few car break-ins, but that's it. >> and a second video, you hear the suspect fired multiple rounds at the honda. a week later, you can still see where police marked the shell casings. as frightening as news of this incident is -- >> it is crazy that it happened here where we chill adn eat. >> those we spoke with say they have no choice but to keep shopping here but with a new sense of awareness. >> and it looks so safe but it

makes you think something can just go wrong in the blink of an ip. >> the victim in the honda was able to escape. sfpd asks anyone with information to come forward. stephanie: happening today in san francisco, 34 official ballot drop off boxes will open up across the city. the drop boxes are marked with the official seal of the city and county of san francisco. they have official ballot drop box written on them and include an american flag. they will be open until 8:00 p.m. election day. you can find locations for the drop boxes at sfelections.org. a march through downtown -- survivor advocacy agencies are getting closer -- >> advocates and allies, many in

purple marched from san jose's circle of palms it to city hall. a friday afternoon demonstration centered around domestic violence awareness. >> when you see that purple, you know the fight is for everybody that has ever been affected by it. >> stop the violence. >> the group intentionally passing san jose state's olympic black power statue. one person says there is great significance in recognizing the silent protest made at the 1968 mexico city olympics. >> i think it is important we honor where we have been in the folks that have brought us together before. it seems fitting for us to go through that campus and go right by those statues. >> henderson breaks down the stats saying 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 santa clara county agencies aiding. >> we want to break the stigma and tell community members, no matter where they are from, we are here. >> that is pretty significant since that represents for a lot of these groups, overcoming. >> we have seen a tremendous positive shift in the community, and their attitudes towards this issue, and also towards the support of this issue. >> and it is support needed now. advocates say over the pandemic, there was an 8% increase in domestic violence cases across the country. the south bay community friday sharing with this effort signals to them. >> for me, it is about remembrance for the folks we lost in the fact that we have to hold the hope to move forward.

stephanie: if you know someone looking for information on domestic violence, check out our allies in action resource page at abc7news.com/takeaction. first lady dr. jill biden stopped in san francisco and stopped by and i cancer research hospital. their cancer moonshot initiative gives federal resources to help speed up cancer research. she prays cancer survivors taking part in clinical trials. >> i think it is so hard to go through all of the treatments you have to go through in having the disease of cancer and then to be asked to be in a clinical trial. it takes a lot of courage because you have been through so much already. stephanie: in first lady also delivered a speech at the fairmont hotel.

in the east bay, there was a large turnout for the armenian food festival. people filled a church in oakland for the event. there was also armenian music and dancing. this is the 67th year the festival has been held. if you missed it, the festival is back today starting at noon until 11:00 tonight. turning to weather now, all eyes will be in the sky to watch the beautiful blue angels. how is that for cap shaping up? frances: [laughter] we won't have perfect blue skies, but we will have great viewing conditions with low clouds that will be spilling in from the golden gate bridge. not perfect, but looking pretty good out there as the camera follows stephanie around. we will show you live doppler 7. right now, it is pretty quiet. visibility is really impacting a

lot of areas because of the fog. santa rosa, hayward, half moon bay, down to zero mile visibility. only half a mile in oakland and one mile at sfo. you see the low clouds from this live shot right over the bay bridge. in san francisco, currently 53. from the east bay hills, we see some of those mountaintops and oh clouds in the distance. santa rosa, that has been our cooler spot. upper 40's. vacaville already at 60. you can see low clouds but at the top of mount him, it is already sunny. we are going to be dealing with areas of dense fog this morning, even possible drizzle. partly cloudy for the blue angels but sunny elsewhere. inland areas will warm up, and even around the bay. breezy and below average early

next week. this is a typical summertime pattern. the areas in green show possible drizzle. we zoom in around 3:00 in san francisco. that is wehre t -- where the clouds still seep through. we will still get a good view, but it will be completely clear this afternoon. overnight, the clouds and drizzle will make a push again. an extensive push into the delta and parts of the south bay. tomorrow's conditions will be similar to today. here's the forecast for fleet week. you will want to grab a spider because it will be partly cloudy. into tomorrow, attach cooler. partly conditions today and tomorrow. temperatures range quite a bit from 60's at the beaches to low 90's inland.

62 in oakland. we will see 80's in the north bay. san jose will be above average at 82 and near 90 for some of our warmest inland areas. overnight tonight, we drop into the low 50's to mid 50's around the bay. even. some upper 40's in the north bay here is our accuweather 7 day forecast. partly cloudy for the airshow. slightly cooler tomorrow with a bit of stronger sea breeze. we will be warming up a little bit, just a few changes. enjoy the airshow. it is going to be great. it is not going to be perfect and i just want people to know that there will be low clouds. stephanie: of course there will be lots of watch parties.

when are the chances of some of the cloud cover can pass the golden gate bridge? frances: unique closer to downtown san francisco or closer to -- stephanie: moving right around when the blue angels are going to hit? frances: i've been tracking the marine layer and right now, it is about 1000 feet. i'm keeping my fingers crash it does push back to the golden gate bridge but i am sure it will probably affect the airshow a little bit. stephanie: the political team is thrown into the storm of a historic election in georgia. all that in much more in the next episode of "power trip" on hulu. >> you will see what happens when our seven young reporters are put right in the middle of a historic election, facing the crazy realities of the campaign trail. there are so many fiery races playing out in georgia. it is super interesting when our

reporter chases down herschel walker. just search "power trip" on hulu. stephanie: you can watch the new episode tomorrow as well as catch up on the entire season only on hulu.

stephanie: what you may not realize is what happens to mail after you send it to the government. it led to a strange experience for one bay area viewer who tells their story to michael finney. >> it was surreal, very surreal. >> it seems like a page out of a spy novel. >> maybe it is a secret government program. >> 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. a couple of weeks later, the court sent the check back to her and to her amazement, it was totally blank. all the ink on her check had disappeared. >> my first thought was i sent the check and forgot to fill it out. >> but she did not forget, the tax court notice says the mail had been zapped with radiation and that caused the ink on her check to disappear. >> i cannot believe this, radiated? it is like something >> >> from a sci-fi movie. here is a copy of her original check and 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 told it just right, i can barely make out clerk, united states tax court. >> unnoticed said she had to find a pen that resists

radiation and write another check. >> what is that? >> she went online and found these pens but they cost 250 four dollars for a pack of 100. >> i'm not going to go buy a special pen just to write one check. i refuse. >> we found out the postal service has been a radiating mail addressed to government offices in washington, d.c. ever since the big anthrax scare of 2001. that is when criminals were sending envelopes with amtrak's powder through the u.s. mail. radiation would kill harmful viruses and materials in case of future attack. >> the postal service announced radiated mail can become fertile or yellow. she says it should not be this hard to dispute an irs penalty. >> i don't even know if a sharpie would work. stephanie: the first latina ever

to go to space has written a children's book helping to inspire the next generation of scientists. "we are all scientists" encourages children to embrace their inner explorer. she says she wants kids to see how familiar they already are with science through their curious nature and wonder for the world. >> they like to ask questions about the world around them. 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 and science. still to come, the white house responds. what the biden administration is saying about the president's warning of a nuclear armageddon. plus, post office prices.

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announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. stephanie: morning. we are starting this half hour with a look at the weather. the best description so far, good, not perfect. frances: that is what it will be like. it will be a great show. the fog is a factor. you can see a lot of it in this live shot of the golden gate bridge. we will see partial clearing this afternoon in san francisco. temperatures right now in the 50's. even some 60's. the clouds will stay in the coast throughout the day. it will be sunny inland and around the bay. highs will reach the 90's for the inland areas. 70's for the bay area. around the coast, low 60's. grab a jacket or a sweater

later. stephanie: this morning, police are still searching for a suspected serial killer tied to deadly shootings in oakland and stockton. in all, there have been seven shootings. the oakland shooting was the first in april of last year. a few days later in stockton, a woman survived a second shooting. the rest of the shootings did not take place until more than a year later, all in the stockton area. earlier this week, police released this video of a person of interest. the shootings have been linked by ballistic evidence and have been in dark locations without and many -- without many witnesses. the motive is a mystery. it is a 125 thousand dollar reward for information leading to an arrest. you can keep track of the latest developments on the story. we are posting everything we know on abc7news.com. this morning, the white house is commenting on president biden's warnings of a nuclear armageddon.

it's as though the words were made to convey that no one should underestimate the danger if russia deploys 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 nuclear weapons posed the greatest prospect of armageddon since president kennedy and the cuban missile crisis. the state department is echoing similar remarks by the white house, saying the u.s. does not see a reason to adjust its nuclear posture, for seeing any indication that russia is prepared to use nuclear weapons in the near future. >> what president biden was speaking to was how seriously we take the threats of nuclear weapons. >> all this after president biden spoke at a fundraiser, saying he knows putin well and he is not joking when he talks about the potential use of nuclear weapons or biological or

chemical weapons. >> we have been quite clear about that when russian officials made that threat over the course of this conflict. this kind of irresponsible rhetoric is something that should not be coming from the leader of an armed nuclear state. >> it comes as president biden believes putin is growing more desperate on the battlefield after a series of ukrainian military successes in recent weeks. in ukraine, president volodymyr zelenskyy says he does not think russia is ready to use nuclear weapons yet. officials are laying the groundwork with the russian public, saying this to the bbc. >> that is very dangerous. >> 200 square miles of ukraine's territory and dozens of settlements have been retaken in the south in the past week. ukrainian forces are advancing in the east. ty hernandez, abc news, new york. stephanie: the post office is

looking to increase of their process -- prices to offset inflation. it is a three cent increase for stance and 84 sent increase for mailing postcards. unlike other government agencies, the usps does not rely on taxpayer funding. it receives its funding from stamps and package deliveries. postal regulatory commission approves this -- if postal regulatory commission approves this, the changes will go into effect on january. a video shows -- getting out of a fire truck and walking into a strip club. there has been a strong response from the mayor's office. zach fuentes has the story. >> the video shared on instagram thursday night was taken in front of san jose's peak adult club in the city's burbank neighborhood. a fire truck with its lights on was parked on the street. the video shows a woman in a bikini getting out of the cab

and walking straight to the entrance of the club. abc 7 has not gone permission from the person who shot the video to show it. city leaders have seen it and are not happy with what they saw. the san jose fire chief released a statement saying the department has become aware of concerning video posted on social media. an investigation has been initiated to determine facts surrounding the video. san jose's mayor issued a statement saying if the investigation concludes -- heads must roll. we cannot have a critical emergency rescue apparatus -- or something that demeans the work of our team. i trust one of the nations finest fire chief will respond according the. no one was talking and the person working at the establishment did not want to comment on the video. he says they have been great neighbors but he is

concerned about the video. >> someone is having a good time with city funds that we are paying good tax dollars for. we have crime in the area prayed i have to spend 20 to 30 minutes at this store, closing up to keep people from breaking in and vandalizing and the problems we have. this is what we are focusing on. >> the city of san jose has a code of ethics policy guideline that applies to all city employees. whether this is a violation of the policy is not clear. we asked what their policy is regarding civilians and a fire engine and they have not responded to our request. in a statement they sent, they said that if an internal investigation reveals inappropriate behavior, appropriate steps will be taken to address the matter. in san jose, zach fuentes. stephanie: protests have been happening around the world for weeks after a young woman in iran died in custody of the so-called morality police. a second global demonstration is planned for this we can. a protest is planned for tomorrow in san francisco.

organizers estimate thousands came out to demonstrate last weekend on the golden gate bridge and at union square. 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. >> the new generation is out. they are not the generation to say you know what, you tell me something and i do that and i don't care. no, they do the right thing and i'm proud of them. that is the main reason how strong they are, and they are risking their lives. >> tomorrow's protest is set for 11 :00 a.m. outside of san francisco city hall. ahead, risks and rewards. meet the authors trying to help california deliver the threat -- get rid of the threat of wildfires. look at those felines, getting in early viewing spot for the

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frances: i will show you four live shots so you get an idea he bay area. on the top left, that is the tower you can see in san francisco. on the top right hand side is the golden gate bridge. it is foggy across the san mateo bridge. now, how much clearer will it be this afternoon? i will let you know and have your complete accu will -- accuweather 7 day forecast. stephanie: also next, decision day for the warriors. how will they discipline draymond green for punching jordan poole? larry beil has

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>> list wildfires becoming an increasingly deadly threat in california, researchers from uc davis are laying out a future of living with and sometimes retreating from fire. spencer christian looks at the

strategies that could shape our future and build a better bay area. spencer: for victims of california wildfires, this decision about whether to return is painful. weighing the risk and rewards is shaping policy up and down the state, in their upcoming book design by fire, uc davis researchers emily and brett sifted through the smoldering landscapes for lessons moving forward. >> trying to understand what are people doing around the world in fire prone areas to better adapt to this compounding issue of a wildfire. spencer: they describe the time during past centuries as fire resistance. >> not allowing fires to burn in landscapes that have evolved where they typically do burn. >> he points to a growing movement involving indigenous peoples to a ceremonial burn that can feed fast-moving

wildfires. earlier, abc7news and our partners at national geographic profiled examples which are helping to restore red group -- redwood gross. -- groves. in some parts of california, the wildfire threat is so intense that there is a level of planning that goes further, making the case for building more fire resistant cases, plant is known as managed fire retreat. -- planning what is known as managed fire retreat. flames can accelerate vertically, making them nearly indefensible for firefighters. >> their guidelines suggest instead of building mid slope, how about building on top of the slope and creating a buffer. >> they say cities like los angeles have updated their planning to control development and wildfire -- in wildfire prone areas.

while other areas like paradise, site of the 2018 camp fire, are experimenting with a payment program to relocate residents from fire ravaged areas. >> could we pay for your land? you can find another place to live. what they are doing is creating a citywide buffer. >> she says the strategy has been slow to gain traction has been used in flood and hurricane prone areas. they believe no one solution will fit every community. and designed by fire, the authors document a growing urgency to change the way we live and plan for wildfires in the future. spencer christian, abc7news. stephanie: from fire to fog, frances dinglas frce all is ie on live doppler the week. a dense fog ay 10:00 this morning. you can see why. it is so thick in some spots. visibility is down to half a mile in santa rosa.

1.75 miles in -- it is improving in half moon bay and at hayward at about one fourth of a mile. here is a live look at sutro tower. you can see the top of the tower. oakland, 56. san jose, 60 degrees right now. this time from our east bay hills, you see more of those low clouds that have spilled in from the coast. there will be plenty of sunshine in inland communities and they will warm up this afternoon to near 90. santa rosa, one of our cooler spots at 48. vacaville at 60 degrees. livermore at 58 degrees. totally socked in right now at the golden gate bridge. we are going to be dealing with fog and low clouds over the next few hours, during the morning hours. by midday, we will see lots of clearing, except that the beaches. areas of dense fog and drizzle, also possible at the beaches. partly cloudy.

for the blue angels, it will still be great. there are low cloud spilling in past the golden gate bridge and into the bay. brzy early next o inland communities. here is look at the forecast animation. right around0, you still see lots of low clouds. the areas of green show spotty drizzle possibly off the coast. as we zoom into that 3:00 air show by the blue angels, you will notice that the clouds come in from the golden gate bridge and seep into parts of the east bay but everywhere else will be sunny. you will still see a lot of activities i above the sky. you will see low clouds that come in the golden gate bridge. overnight tonight, but clouds will push in once again, spreading farther, more extensive cloud cover into the delta. we will see that tomorrow and it will be cooler compared today with also breezier conditions.

here is the 12 hour planner in san francisco. cloudy at 9:00. temperatures peak at 3:00 this afternoon at 66 degrees. that is below the average of 71 for this time of year. grab a jacket and a sweater. you will need it if you are staying out longer and have dinner plans. highs today range at 60 from -- in the beaches to 90's inland. and, 73. jose, 82. we will see 86 in santa rosa. temperatures will drop to the low to mid 50's with the fog and drizzle once again. there is the accuweather 7 day forecast. partly cloudy for the air show. sunny almost everywhere else. a touch cooler tomorrow. then we stay that way, but even cooler on wednesday. a little below average. so, i think you hit the nail on the head by saying we have a good viewing weather but not

perfect. it will still be enjoyable. stephanie: seems like that is the theme of this fleet week forecast. arlie because we may need a jacket. -- partly because we may need a jacket. frances: exactly. stephanie: it will be a beautiful show, regardless. frances: enjoy it. stephanie: in sports, the warriors are investigating the incident between draymond green and jordan poole. now, the release of the video. larry beil has more in this morning sports. >> at his best, draymond green is a tenacious defender, basketball savon and critical to golden state's run of four titles in eight years. at his worst, he is repeatedly stepping over the line with behavior that makes you wonder if it is worth keeping this guy around. after punching jordan poole, you have to wonder what is the man thinking? at what point has he gone too far? stephen jackson says this is way over the line. >> i told reimann he has to fix the situation with poole.

he doesn't benefit from it at all pray he has to be the big grow and say i spaz doubt -- spazzed out. you never hit the little homies in practice. i've never done that, never done that. if you get into it sometimes, you get into it. but the young fella, you don't do that. >> on to college football, san jose state is hosting unlv. a duck playing a loaf of french bread. kylie robinson, not to be denied. -- kayrie robinson, not to be denied. the man from hawaii, 24-0. here to dominic, his first touchdown catch made it 33-zero. the spartans win, 40-7.

the sharks opening the season in prague, tomas hertl's hometown. he had a goal he will never forget. tied 1-1 after one. check out his celebration. that is one happy hockey player. the party ended there for the sharks. national scoring twice in the second. top shelf on james reiner. nino need a writer -- n eiderrider. boy did the padres light up max scherzer. that is gone, also. manny machado. first time he has given up four home runs in a postseason start. mets fans are thinking i spent how many hours putting on all of this makeup for this? the padres win, 7-1.

they can end the mets season today because it is a best-of-three series. stephanie: here is a story to make you smile. a two-year-old texas toddler has become a social media sensation because of his impressive cheerleading moves. liam was captured on video, cheering on the sidelines of a football game alongside his older sister, amaya. he nails every move done by big sis and her teammates, including the jump at the end. their mom wrote liam learned the moves after watching amaya practice over and over again in

stephanie: rock in straw fall fest is back in oakland's rockridge neighborhood. it includes free shows, pop-up vendors, fine dining and more. the festivities will be all along college avenue. it runs from 11:00 until 8:00 tonight and is accessible

through the rockridge station. frances: the fog is so dense and thick right now. there is very limited visibility. less than a mile in oakland and half moon bay and in santa rosa. most temperatures in the 50's and 60's. a few upper 40's in the north bay. this afternoon, it will be similar to yesterday's conditions. in san francisco, a high of 66. partly cloudy for the fleet week show. we will see comfortable 70's around the day and low 90's inland. stephanie: hopefully the clouds can skedaddle. frances: it is great behind us. stephanie: thank you for joining us on abc seven mornings. now coming up, a full day of college football here on abc 7. next at 9:00, the texas longhorns take on the oklahoma sooners from the cotton bowl in dallas. at 1:00 p.m., michigan state hosts ohio state.

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