solutions. this is abc 7 news. reggie: pressure red sally yates. a series -- russia retaliates. a series of deadly strikes. kumasi: and the residence and a troubled san francisco high-rise apartment sent to sue the building's owner. reggie: plus could relief be on the way. gas prices did drop overnight. kumasi: and we are live as some of the biggest pumpkins in the country are getting prepped for the big festival in half moon bay. reggie: it is time. drew: prepare yourselves. reggie: the great pumpkin could never. drew: could not. reggie: good morning. kumasi: we will get to that in a moment. drew: we will find fog leg break along the coast. half moon bay down to four miles

, even worse in the north bay. i have mile, three quarters of a mile. the north bay impacted by dense fog. a couple of 60's on the board. it is a mixed bag of temperatures thanks to a marine layer. outside here is the exploratorium camera showing it is quite foggy. finding coastal drizzle as well. starting out with the gray sky. your sunrise is at 7:13. you will find a cloudy coast throughout the day. temperatures close to average. mid 80's inland. mid 70's long the bay. we cool off even more. we show you that in eight minutes. reggie: developing news in ukraine. cities blasted during rush-hour, killing civilians. this is an apparent revenge strike and comes after the

russian president declared an explosion on russia's bridge to crimea a terrorist attack. jobina: vladimir putin is warning of further strikes if ukraine continues to hit russian targets. we have new video of the attacks in the ukrainian capital of kyiv. it shows one of the attacks targeting a pedestrian bridge. volodymyr zelenskyy confirms the explosions are from russian missile attacks, saying russia is trying to "wipe us all up the pace of the earth." it comes as ukrainian city is reeling from a russian missile strike yesterday. 17 people were killed. president zelenskyy called the strike absolutely people. the strikes appear to be in retaliation for saturday's bridge of explosion. vladimir putin is saying it was an act of terrorism. we are also hearing from the white house after president biden warned of potential nuclear armageddon amid prudence

threat. >> what the president was reflecting is that the stakes are high given what is going on in the battlefield with ukraine and given the irresponsible and reckless comments made with vladimir putin in the last few days. jobina: vladimir putin has appointed a new general to oversee operations in ukraine. he is best known for total ruthlessness during bombing campaigns in syria. kumasi: this morning we are hearing from family members of the family that was kidnapped and killed in merced as they held the last of four vigils for the family. gloria rodriguez joining us in the newsroom with more on this. gloria: family member same community support has been amazing but they are still struggling as they deal with the loss of the eight-month-old baby , her parents, and her on-call. the community gathered in merced for the fourth vigil in memory of the family, one vigil from east of the victims.

-- from each of the victims. the bodies were found last wednesday in an orchard. they had been kidnapped four days before that. for the first time relatives went back to the trucking company the family owns where they were kidnapped. two family members went into a trailer and found the baby shoe. >> we just walked in for the first time and saw her shoe on the floor. >> babies are off-limits. the baby was off-limits. coming here i have so much anger , so much anger for what i saw inside this trailer. gloria: they state is heartbreaking to see their cousins were so excited about creating the american dream after immigrating hearing the 2000s. the electric kidnapper has been arrested on four counts of murder. deputy say he tried killing

himself before being taken into custody and his brother has also been arrested. he is accused of criminal conspiracy, accessory, and destroying evidence. reggie: dozens of people who live in a flooded san francisco high-rise are now suing the building's owner and accusing the real estate company that owns the building of mishandling two massive water leaks. abc7news reporter has been covering this for months. about 400 residents were forced out of the apartment building in june after the second flood. the building uninhabitable until next year. kumasi: oakland police were breaking up two sideshows early yesterday morning. this is the first at 42nd and foothill. at least 50 vehicles were involved. while officers responded to this

one, second a sideshow started a few blocks away at 42nd and international. when officers rushed to stop that when the crowd started to throw bottles and rocks at them. they eventually got the crowd to leave. reggie: gas prices are at $6.33, down one cent from yesterday. the average is $6.53 in san francisco, a fraction of a cent yes that we paid yesterday. the national average is $3.92. kumasi: today some of the biggest pumpkins in the country are in the bay area. abc7news reporter lena holland live in half moon bay. lena: good morning. folks can expect to see the super bowl of pumpkin way offs happening. we have already seen some of the top contenders rolling their pumpkins onto main street

getting ready for the weigh off expected to start around 7:00 this morning. these pumpkins are massive sitting in the back pickup trucks. this is the 49th year farmers will be competing for not only bragging rights but an enormous payout. the winner gets $9,000 a pound and there is a $30,000 maker prize that will go to anyone who breaks the world record. right now that belongs to an italian man who grew up pumpkin weighing in at 2700 pounds. today's pumpkin weighing kicks off the half moon bay art and pumpkin festival happening on saturday and sunday this weekend. they are recording for their golden anniversary, back for the first time in two years since being sidelined by the pandemic. doors open at 9:00 on both days and that is when you will have the opportunity to see the winning pumpkin in person and take a couple extra photos.

that pumpkin weigh in expected to kick off around 7:00 this morning and will be sure to let you know what happens. live in half moon bay, lena holland, abc 7 news. reggie: a couple dollars a pound? i am here for it. drew: good luck to everybody. good morning, san jose. here is a live look at the south bay. our marine layer is with us. dense fog in the north bay and coastal drizzle that will lead to a comfortable afternoon later on. temperatures close to average. here is live doppler 7. a dip in our jetstream. that is supplying us with close to average temperatures. weep off a few degrees as we head towards the middle part of the week.

pretty consistent temperature throughout the afternoon. future weather showing by 9:00 we are stopped in with cloud cover. the fog is slow to break down, temperatures slow to warm. into the afternoon we have sunshine away from the coast. highs are pretty wide range. a bit of sunshine later this afternoon in san francisco. 79 in san jose. 72 in oakland. 86 in antioch. the three day forecast, morning fog giving way to sunshine. temperatures steady and slightly cooler. wednesday temperatures below average for this time of the year. let's see how we are doing on the roads. jobina: we have a commuter alert i want to make you aware of. you will face a 20 minute delay in both directions because of earthquake retrofit work. this has been happening for a

little while. it will wrap up around 6:15 this morning. a live look at emeryville. the headlights are traveling westbound and it is f -- it is foggy in the area. it is also foggy at the golden gate bridge. tracy did dublin 45 minutes. not too bad. any opticon cord 14 minutes. -- antioch took concorde 14 minutes. reggie: the warriors take the court for the first time since draymond green punched a jordan poole. kumasi: north korea confirms it is launching missiles as retaliation against the united states. reggie: and the search for a miss

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reggie: the warriors lost to lakers in their preseason home opener. a lot of the attention was on jordan poole who played after video showed draymond green

punching him. >> go warriors. >> we are super excited. >> the golden state warriors were back on the home port for the first time this season sunday night, preseason game against the lakers. >> who is your favorite player? >> jordan poole. >> before the season starts they are dealing with the fallout from this video. draymond green punching teammate jordan poole. >> after the finals maybe there were some conversations about how the team should be run and passions run high. we hope everything works out. >> the video leach last friday. great has apologized and is taking time away from the team. >> that is the task at hand, to rebuild trust in our locker room. >> it comes with mixed reaction from fans. >> i thought it could've have been handled way differently. >> fans say a lengthy suspension will not serve as any further

repentance. the nba is a multibillion-dollar business. the team and fans want winds. >> would you rather lose a little more games and teach raiment a lesson he will not learn, or keep them in there and win more games? >> others argue too often athletes get a slap on the wrist for bad behavior. they want more than an apology. >> suspend him for the whole game. >> what message does that send? >> it since it is not ok. this is a big award you achieved and you do not get to reap part of that. >> i remember driving through san jose in 2016 and knowing he got suspended and cost is the finals. >> fans believe jordan poole could be the face of the franchise of the future and says the warriors have to support the next generation. >> fremont's actions took us back a few steps and as a leader of the team you lose confidence in your leader, that could

destroy the team internally. >> the lawyer's finest green lost sunday night. -- the warriors without green lost sunday night. kumasi: san jose police are looking for a driver involved in a deadly hit and run crash near happy hollow zoo. investigators say and on house demand was killed while riding his bike yesterday morning. two cars hit the victim. one of the cars stopped. the other took off. please say the bike assist is the 52nd to die in a crash. the driver of the vehicle that did stop is cooperated with police. reggie: there is a massive search for a missing toddler in georgia. police are holding out hope he will be found alive. quinton simon went missing from his home near savannah last week. police say they do not suspect foul play but also the fbi has not ruled out kidnapping. they believe he may have

wondered off but searches of areas within walking distance have turned up nothing. kumasi: new concerns about north korea's recent missile test. the country confirms the launches were simulations of nuclear weapons to hit and wipeout targets in south korea and the united states. north korea released a statement saying it would conduct more provocative tests in the future. state media says the tests were response to recent naval trails between the u.s. and south korean forces. it -- they view the drills as a precursor to an invasion. more than 50 people are missing in venezuela. a landslide in the northern part of the country devoured land and many homes were swept away. at least five streams of a river ended up overflowing. the president there declared three days of mourning for the victims. reggie: harvey weinstein's

second a sex crime trial gets under way day. the 70-year-old movie mogul faces charges involving the tw04 and 2013. of five wom jury selection is expected to take two with opening arguments planned for october 24. he is currently appealing a sexual assault conviction in new york state. if convicted in california he faces a life sentence regardless of his new york appeal. kumasi: we are learning about a change the cdc is making to covid case reporting. daily reports on new cases are stopping. covid cases will now be reported weekly. the cdc says the change will free up resources and funding for public health systems across the country. some people worried the shift could delay pandemic responses and send the wrong message to the public. that's which starts october 20. reggie: a rare move caused

disappointment at the fleet week celebration. the blue angels were forced to cancel the air show last week. fog and clouds force them to cancel yesterday's event. their next scheduled performance is next october. as part of fleet week people visit ships docked in the port of san francisco and got a look at people serving in the navy and u.s. coast guard and those reports continue from 9:00 this morning until noon. wearoo forward --. what? we look forward? reggie: i was surprised they went on saturday. kumasi: you are concerned. reggie: the fog was intense. drew: everyone on the roof was just like this. it was still a fun party. you saw little hit here and there. you certainly could.

i was surprised because yesterday i heard them in the air. i was like you scared me. kumasi: you're not doing it. reggie: it woke me up and you did not perform. it is the worst of all worlds. drew: it is not safe. reggie: at one point during the performance they get within 18 inches of each other. that is why. drew: that's why. reggie: the margin of error is very little. kumasi: we do not need that. are they all here today. what is going on today? drew: you had two other chances to see them. kumasi: they are here today. reggie: should not have left it until sunday. you know how this area is. drew: what did ben franklin say? did not put off today what you can do tomorrow.

you know what will happen next year? it will be foggy. people in san jose and oakland were like bring it over here. it is sunny all day. kumasi: i know but we got some things ever hear. [laughter] reggie: so far we have dragged to blue angels this morning and the entire bay east of san francisco. please send all email inquiries 2 -- drew: kumasi dot= -- [laughter] mostly sunny and breezy days ahead. over the weekend cooler weather. most of us in the 70's saturday and sunday. here is the dense fog. future weather showing you slow to break down in terms of our marine layer. the afternoon coaxes a lot of

cloud cover away from the coast and a lot of sunshine. highs in the microclimate start in the south bay. good air quality today. quite cloudy for half moon bay. downtown is only 65. partly sunny and good air quality. 70's and 80's for the most part on your monday afternoon. the east bay is mostly sunny. 75 in fremont. it linda perry comfortable. 86 in pittsburgh. overnight a marine layer coming back. here is the accuweather 7 day forecast. as you had towards the middle of the week, slight cooldown, but towards the weekend, saturday and sunday temperatures going below average for this time of year. kumasi: coming up, the seven things to know this morning. reggie: a popular hot sausage because of where it is made. kumasi:

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that has killed civilians. the strikes appear to be in retaliation after vladimir putin declared an explosion on rosters bridge to crimea a terrorist attack. reggie: residents of san francisco's flooded 33 to home a are suing the apartments building owner claiming the company mishandled two huge water leaks. kumasi: with less than a month until election day valid drop boxes are now open across san francisco. they will be open 24 hours a day until 8:00 p.m. on election day and you can find all of the locations at sfelections.org. reggie: it is gord big or gord home. the pumpkin weigh in kicks off. [laughter] eyre reall pumpkins. kumasi:hey will be on main stet. drew:umber five. 60's and 70's close to the

coast. 80's in our warmest spots. sunshine later today. jobina: if you rely on bart and are traveling through the transbay tube you may run into late -- into delays up to 20 minutes due to earthquake retrofit work. kumasi: today is indigenous peoples' day and that means most banks will be closed along with the post office and government buildings. forget about black friday. incredible holiday deals are arriving right now. here is becky worley with your gma first look. becky: the holiday shopping season has begun. this morning date it will be released that predicts a more subdued holiday shopping season for retailers and bigger discounts for shoppers. >> our expectation is the shopping season may start earlier but retailers are likely to respond to more aggressive discounts and we have seen that in our data.

becky: amazon launching its new fall shopping event tomorrow promoting deals on electronics and products from hasbro and samsung. target announcing its weeklong black friday deals, and if you're worried about buyer's remorse, buying too soon and seeing a big price drop closer to black friday, we have one tip that can save you a bundle if that happens. that is coming up at 7:00, plus the start of the deals going live this morning. we will have the details. kumasi: tom cruise is said to become the first actor to shoot a movie in outer space. he has teamed up with the director from the bourne identity on a movie that could see him shooting at the international space station. the chairman of the universal film entertainment group confirm the plans to the bbc, saying tom cruise could become the first civilian to do a spacewalk outside the iss. plans and dates for shooting are still in development.

can you believe that? kumasi: i cannot. not the hot sauce. a popular hot sauce brand is being sued. this lawsuit claims false advertising because texas hot sauce is not made in texas, it is made in north carolina. the man who is suing says he would not have bought it if he knew where it was made. he says texas pete is using false coercion to sell its products. the company has not commented. reggie: isn't that a famous also? it was like "new york city?" remember that one? kumasi: i would not assume that is where it is made. maybe that is where it originated. reggie: with the midterms just a month away, both parties trying to garner support. where the key races stand this morning. kumasi: and

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>> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. reggie: another deadly shooting in the east bay, this one near uc berkeley campus. kumasi: a 49ers victory in north carolina might not be worth celebrating. the key players now out because of injury. reggie: also support for iran. the san francisco house completely painted to back protesters. kumasi: plus great scott. does costars of one of the 1980's most popular movies reuniting. reggie: first we check in with meteorologist drew tuma. drew: fog is an issue. we are seeing it dense in spots. along the coast we have foggy conditions and a drizzle to greet on this monday morning.

the conditions are a half-mile in santa rosa, that is the worst spot. fog ebbing inflowing in the valleys of the north bay on our monday. temperatures mainly in the 50's, a couple of 60's for fremont and san jose. 49 in cloverdale. chile spots in the north bay with that fog. here is our rooftop camera. you can see some fog atop the bay bridge. mostly cloudy skies. will keep the cloud cover along the coast for much of the day. away from the coast it is sunny. a closer look at those temperatures and a cooldown midweek, we will have that in about eight minutes. kumasi: your voice, your vote. with less than a month until the midterm elections races across the country are heating up. control of the house and senate hangs in the balance. there is new concern for the safety of election workers. jobina: election officers are

boosting security. in arizona won election office will be surrounded by bulletproof glass. in florida and offices being fortified with kevlar over concerns people upset with the outcome could target election workers. one of the most controversial republican candidates is getting more support. republicans are rallying around herschel walker who continues to deny reports he paid for a woman's abortion in 2009. walker of potions abortions -- walker opposes abortions with no senate -- with no eeptions. of baoxceptions. think that is extreme and out of touch with the people of georgia and the people of georgia have a choice to make. jobina: senator warnock holds a slight lead in the polls. the website 538 gives republicans a 70% chance of

winning a majority in the house but just a 33% chance of winning back the senate. reggie: in san francisco is election season. 34 ballot drop off boxes are now open across the city. the ballots will be open until 8:00 election day. you can find locations at sfelections.org. you could also return your vote by mail ballots through the mail or go to city hall at their voting center, it opens tomorrow. kumasi: no arrests have been made in a deadly shooting near the uc berkeley campus. we know one person died and three other people were hurt. reggie: this happened just after 1:30 less than two blocks from campus. uc berkeley issued a statement saying the shooting occurred during a fight and no students were involved and there is no connection to the campus. people nearby described the scene. >> it was crazy.

everyone was everywhere. i called my homie and i was like what is happening. >> we heard something i thought was fireworks. it was eight rounds. we ran inside taco bell because we were not sure what was going on. reggie: anyone with information about the shooting or surveillance video showing the suspects is asked to call berkeley police. an update to a brazen attempt at carjacking in a poppel -- in a popular san francisco center. video sews two people running away from the shopping center shortly after shots rang out. the person who shot this video heard gunshots and started recording. the shooting happened in a parking lot. the driver of the blue honda was not hurt and did get away. there have been no arrests. kumasi: another rape has been reported on stanford campus.

the sexual assault happened friday afternoon. grbebaseme, d rape a ba, andstanford says officersd patrols in the area following that report. solidarity for abortion rights as women and allies march in the streets of sink cisco over the weekend. >> we do not talk enough about -- march in the streets of san francisco over the weekend. >> we do not talk enough about abortion and i feel like the stress i felt impacted my health. kumasi: a rally to fight abortion laws. this follows governor gavin newsom's recent clinical stance going against abortion laws in several states. the event started in union square and concluded with speakers at city hall. reggie: the 49ers won in north

carolina. seve krs suedies. the kicker hurt his knee while making her cap -- while making a tackle and did not return. a quarterback is feared to have torn his acl. some of the other players sound off on those injuries. >> is tough. it is football. you have to take it with a grain of salt. that is a tight locker room and it sucks when we lose a guy like that. >> you hate to see it. hopefully we get decent news tomorrow but you hated for him. as easy as it is to say next man up, it is not like we are not thinking about those guys. we will find a way to get through it and play a high level. reggie: next up, the falcons in atlanta on sunday. the team will stay on the east coast to us prepare for the game and stay in the same time zone. kumasi: a high school

quarterback in wisconsin is breaking barriers because she is a girl. she was the game starting quarterback. she started playing football in eighth grade and has played for her high school team since she was a freshman. it is the first time the team has had a girl as a starter and she says she is happy to be a role model. >> at first it was hard to be like where is my place, where is my role? now being a senior i realized my role is to speak up and be included and help others find their place. kumasi: all right. eva led to several scoring drives for her team. won 66-6. reggie: that is a massacre. today half moon bay is the place to be if you love really big pumpkins. lena howland joins us live at the annual pumpkin weigh off. lena: good morning. this is the super bowl of pumpkin weigh-offs.

we are starting to see these massive pumpkins rolling onto main street in half moon bay. i want to pull in one of the farmers, the first farmer to pull into half moon bay, all of the way from oregon. this is steve, he has been participating in this event often on for 40 years. talk to us about how you are doing, what your thoughts are on your pumpkin for this year? >> you never know how you are doing. getting a pumpkin to the weigh off, that is the goal. if it is big as a bonus. to get a pumpkin and be part of the event means you have done something right. lena: and we were just talking off-camera, you drove down yesterday, what was the drive like transporting this massive pumpkin? >> when it is covered up is not bad, it is the drive home that is interesting because we do not cover them, and that is when he gets the attention of all of the people on the road.

that is an interesting drive. coming down they are pretty secure. lena: i know you have not been allowed to weigh your pumpkin yet. do you have any predictions on how heavy this massive pumpkin is? reggie: 2000 -- >> 2000 is always the goal. anything beyond that is quite the accomplishment. that is our goal. lena: incredible. we look forward to seeing what your official weight is. we'll be looking out for that. the weigh-offs started 7:00 and will be sure to let you know what happens. lena howland reporting live back to you. reggie: it looks like it will swallow your head. i am afraid for you. you might want to look behind you. [laughter] do not turn your back on ocean or pumpkins. kumasi: the new pizza hut inspired wardrobe for your baby. reggie: these companies are

really trying. the qen' boved corgis areng. drew: we are looking at the exploratorium camera. a foggy start to our day. we will find the gray conditions first thing but it will give way to sunshine later on today. here is live doppler 7. there is a chip -- there is a dip in the jet stream and that will supply us with average temperatures and a bit of a cool down towards the middle part of our upcoming week. future weather show you by 9:00 we are stopped in with cloud cover along the bay shoreline. as you go throughout the day we will hang onto clouds close to the coast. parts of the city as well. away from the coast we see a lot of sunshine with temperatures close to average. 72 in oakland with afternoon sunshine. 79 in san jose.

92. the city today will hit 65. we will see sunshine downtown. 85 in concorde, 90 and sunny for fairfield. the three day forecast shows pretty steady temperatures. we will have morning cloud cover giving way to afternoon sunshine. slightly cooler on wednesday but over the upcoming weekend temperatures will drop below average. we will see that coming up in eight minutes. let's check in with jobina. jobina: hue advisory for the golden gate bridge and a wind for the altamont pass. i will zoom into this area because we are following a hit and run in the counter direction so the backup is not too bad. this is eastbound 580. just a heads up if that is a part of your commute. we are checking live in walnut creek where things are moving at the limit in both directions.

in oakland we bring you our 880 at the coliseum. then we check out the drive times. any out to hercules 32 minutes. highway 85 to the san jose airport a

reggie: a house in san francisco is painted in solidarity with iran protesters. the exterior is painted in the colors of the radiant flag, showing support for demonstrations have been across the bay area and the world. protests broke out after the death of a 22-year-old who died while being detained for allegedly breaking the job rules. we spoke to an iranian woman who stopped by to take photos. >> glad someone is bringing awareness to what is going on in iran. we had protests in san francisco

to try to bring awareness to what is going on. reggie: the owner said he cried when he saw the completed paint shop. the home is located near the marina district. kumasi: we are getting an update on the queens corgis. the dogs are being cared for by the queen son prince andrew and his ex-wife sarah ferguson. ferguson says the new dogs are fitting in at their new home and it is a big honor to look after them. reggie: the month of october means a very early start to the holiday shopping season. many big-box retailers are looking to clear out inventory and a dice more people into the door with deals and savings to match. here is abc news reported deirdre bolton. >> amazon, target, walmart. a few of the retailers that want your attention and your dollars early. >> october is becoming the official kickoff of the holiday shopping season. >> with inflation at a four

decade hyatt, higher food costs and rising gas and heating bills, more americans are worrying about their budgets. >> in a race to beat out the competition by presenting these early and exciting deals so they can get a piece of that pie. >> target steel days started on october 6 with daily deals across all categories. amazon's primary access sale kicks off october 11. walmart is holding a robaxin more event from october 10 to 13th on electronics, home goods, toys, and clothing. macy's, kohl's, and bed, bath & beyond all have similar offerings. more good deals available for a longer stretch of time. items over ordered during the pandemic are now priced to move. athletic wear and leisure wear is heavily discounted. so are bulky items taking up space in warehouses like big screen tv's and furniture. >> retailers are looking to move

the merchandise out so they can create more space for the real holiday stuff. reggie: that was deirdre bolton reporting. experts say wait to buy fall and winter programming. game consoles with bundles will be cheaper along with most toys, laptops, smartphones, and headphones. what else is left? an unexpected reunion for one of the 1980's biggest movies. two the stars of back to the future embraced on stage. the two took the stage together and you are comic-con. they chatted about their work together on the 1985 film and the sequels and it turns out fox was not originally cast as marty mcfly. the director decided to make a change in cast fox after already shooting several scenes with eric stoltz. never knew that. kumasi: swinging for a good cause. for the 100 golfers teed off at san francisco's golf course on

saturday for the annual golf tournament. this is the fourth fundraiser hosted by sf pride. each foursome was paired with a professional golfer in what is known as a scramble format. the event raises funds for local charities and organizations that last year brought a nearly $100,000. abc 7 is a proud sponsor of sf pride and was an exclusive broadcast partner of the pride parade in june. reggie: drew kicked off the event friday night at the fairmont. drew: san francisco pride is always a blast. suzanne ford was there. we welcome the new president. they were so excited about is broadcasting. everyone got to see it. people were out of town and they loved it. we are told at the golf course it was foggy and shots of tequila help people stay warm. reggie: if he cannot make a shot

then you take a shot. drew: can we put that on a board? right next to i'm not here for a long time, but for a good time. there like you want to golf, i was like absently not. i can drive the ball but after that it is a mess. reggie: i am surprised you contrive the ball. drew: i can hit it far and after that it is a mess. kumasi: do you do top golf or anything like that? reggie: i have done many golf. -- i've done mini golf. drew: then you are good at the short game. mini golf is fun. outside we have fog. a lot of cloud cover upstairs. we have low clouds and drizzle along the coast, but mostly sunny day away from the coast

and mild. puller weather does welcome us by the weekend. here's the issue in terms of fog. it hangs pretty tough throughout the morning hours. 9:00 we are pretty foggy. highs starting in the south bay. air quality 70's and 80's. along the peninsula, 70's in san mateo, 74 in palo alto, pulling cloudy along the coast. downtown today we hit 65. partly sunny's guys. a bit of a breeze this afternoon. in the north bay good air quality. 83 in santa rosa, 80 in sonoma. in the east bay lots of sunshine. 72 in oakland, 75 in fremont. it led feeling comfortable.

88 in brentwood. tonight we have the cloud cover coming back across the region. drizzle along the coast. numbers in the 40's and 50's. steady temperatures the next couple of days. the pull down wednesday and thursday and we keep the puller weather for the upcoming week. temperatures below average for this time of year. reggie: companies are pulling all kinds of stunts. it is not over. food fashion for babies. the pizza hut onesie. why? kumasi: pizza hut and carters are teaming up. see? reggie: i am waiting for the cute thing. kumasi: this is a saucy lineup of baby swag in honor of national pizza month. once a special delivery and fresh off the oven. they say that 100% cotton they

are $14. reggie: imagine you're at someone's house and they bring their baby out and they are wearing this. then you say is that a pizza hut add? kumasi: maybe it would be ok if it was book it. i am here for book it. reggie: i would like a personal pan. kumasi: personal pan. that would be cute. reggie: the drought unveils a serious piece of history at the bottom of one of california's lakes. kumasi:

reggie: apple's new iphones just hit the market and apparently there is a problem if you take

one on a roller coaster. users report the iphone is dialing 911 afternoon amusement park ride. you may know the future is supposed to have a feature that is supposed to detect when you are in a car crash and automatically alert authorities. apple has not commented on the issue but there are tips online. one of them is to put the phone on airplane mode. another is to disable the crash alert feature. are you going to think about that before you get on the ride? probably not. when 911 comes rolling up to the roller coaster, you know why. kumasi: a southern california man is going viral for what he uses to juggle. what is this? i am fascinated. this is michael and he is juggling books. he has been on several tv shows and now he has about 300,000 followers on tiktok. he uploaded this video with the captions sometimes you need to take a break from reading. reggie: after he does all of

this he throws one of them up and it makes the net. here we go. he will put his legs up again. boom. drew: he makes it. kumasi: it is the face for me at the end. reggie: and his headphones. kumasi: all of the things. we see you. drew: not to be that guy. what we call this juggling? reggie: i think so. kumasi: did you used to have a juggling job? tell us. drew: wriggling brothers? [laughter] i could never juggle. i always wanted to. i feel like it has to be -- reggie: but he is juggling the temperatures today. thanks for tuning in. [laughter] drew: here are the top

temperatures i am juggling. it is foggy at sfo. sunshine away from the coast and temperatures close to average later on this afternoon. kumasi: thank you. next, a san francisco high-rise apartment building facing new trouble. the action being taken by dozens of former residents. reggie: ukraine under attack. russian bombings intensify. why it could get worse. kumasi: and we are hearing relatives of a merced family kidnapped and murdered. they try to rebuild their lives. reggie: when kids need medical care, they face life-changing experiences. they miss out on the things that make being a kid fun. starlight children's foundation programs entertain and inspire hospitalized kids. learn more at starlight.org

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