san francisco. the study leaders hope will protect the shoreline. kumasi: and other high-rise flooded my police say it appears to be on purpose. >> the warriors still have work to do. when draymond expected to return after the altercation with jordan poole. kumasi: we have a lot to get to. >> today is a little bit cooler. waking up to temperatures in the 50's. pretty uniform across the board. 59 san jose. 58 rayna palo -- 58 right now oakland. three miles in half moon bay. low clouds are with this is

coastal drizzle. a lot of clouds in the morning, the fog dissipates as the day goes on. we will keep the clouds along the coast it is a mild afternoon. cooler tomorrow, we will show you that coming up in just a few minutes. >> we will start with the war in ukraine overnight russia carried out at their day of bombings. president zelenskyy pleading with more leaders for more help. what he thinks about the threat of nuclear war. >> what we are learning as president biden thinks putin miscalculated when he invaded ukraine back in march but as the attacks intensify, president zelenskyy is asking for more air defense systems. he spoke to leaders at an emergency g7 meeting this week. there is growing concern putin

may use nuclear weapons. now he says in an interview with cnn he does not think putin will go that far. bike of the whole point of was making is it could lead to a horrible outcome and not because anybody intends to turn it into a world or anything but once you use a nuclear weapon, mistakes can be made, miscalculations, who knows what would happen. >> meanwhile nato secretary says preparedness exercises still expected next week the training session will use aircraft without light weapons. this morning, pope francis is condemning the bombings in ukraine sing his heart is with the ukrainian people. >> part of building a better bay area includes focusing on the climate and the environment. san francisco is launching a year-long study to protect the city from rising sea levels. this is being done in partnership with the military agency.

details of this project, good morning, lena. >> the city is planning how to prepare the city bay shoreline with as much as seven feet sea level rise with no action the coastal modeling shows significant and unacceptable flood damages could start as early as 2030. i can with no action. that is why san francisco is launching a year-long study to protect the city from rising sea levels. it is being done in partnership with a military agency. they are working with the u.s. army corps of engineers to map out what they are calling an adaptation strategy through 2100. it covers an area to the hunters point shipyard. the goal is to find the best approach to reduce from sea level rise and extreme storms and provide an opportunity to invest in and bring benefits to the waterfront.

they want to make sure any goal decided on should strengthen the waterfront from earthquake risks. >> we are going to be going from here to developing and narrowing down strategies and adaptation plans. we will be incorporating, hearing all the public feedback and do our best to reflect that along with the technical if i chelation. it will be coming back to the core commission and going to other city bodies and commissions as well as central, you know, or to supervisors and mayor to have us ultimately with the city preferred plan. >> moving forward, the city is planning to hold a series of neighborhood meetings this fall along the eastern flank to get more community feedback. coming up, we will talk about the proposed strategies the city is now looking into to protect the waterfront.

abc 7 news. >> this morning a peninsula neighborhood is stunned after the shocking death of a man who was trimming trees. this happened on peggy lane. first responders were called just before 1:00 yesterday afternoon. a crew with fa bartlett tree company was trimming trees along the road when one of the workers was pulled into of wood chipper and killed. in bristol abc 7 news they had been notified about tree trimming work in the area but of course never imagined it would lead to a deadly accident. >> we all feel sick and sad and we are just, we are just really said. we are trying to imagine what the four poor families and workers are feeling. and it's, it's a lot. we just feel terrible. >> cal osha will be investigating the event. we reached up but they have not responded. >> this morning, we are learning

about the young men killed in a week and shooting near uc berkeley. eli mataafa was one of four people shot. he is the only person who died. he had deep ties to the locals samoan community. last night, numerous people called in to the council meeting upset over what they say is just the latest recent case of violence near campus. >> immediate action must be taken. we cannot wait until another person is murdered. >> the mass shooting was unacceptable. x it is a seriously cup call. the streets of berkeley are not safe. >> berkeley police say the department is trying to solve this case but they are at a historic low when it comes to officers out on the street. no arrests have been made and loved ones are planning to remember mataafa at a vigil tomorrow night. >> a crash involving three young

students, a driver has been arrested and facing several charges including one count of vehicular manslaughter. one of the three young victims was taken off life support last month. the two other 12-year-olds are still recovering from their injuries. the driver was also hospitalized after the crash. >> in development, a traffic arrest and a potential drug lab. police pulled over a driver early yesterday morning and officer say they found items typically used for meth manufacturing inside the car. of course, they arrested the driver. police linked the items to an apartment on union avenue. they search the unit and found an apartment drug lab i inside. >> this morning residents of a luxury apartment high-rise or out of their homes because of flooding in their building. it appears to be intentional. >> that's what it looked like as

water gushed through the building 100 van ness. the water was up to four feet in some areas. residents say there was a delay in the alarm. one man says he was woken up by his dog. >> just like a fight or flight reaction. my dog was continuously barking so i went to the bathroom and heard what sounded like generator noise and there was water falling from the ceiling. i said, ok, just something like seriously wrong and i went outside and saw petals on the floor. >> firefighters arrived and found a person drenched in water near a water pipe he was arrested for felony vandalism and resisting arrest. building management sent a statement saying that residents are safely relocated. >> we are learning warriors forward draymond green will rejoin the team tomorrow after

punching jordan poole last wednesday. >> good morning. warriors coach steve kerr making the announcement last night saying he expects cream to play in the final preseason game friday and will be available for opening night on the 18th. >> this is the biggest crisis that we have ever had since i have been co-chair. it's really serious stuff. we are not perfect, our team isn't perfect. bob and i have made our share of mistakes over the years but we are going to lean on the experience that we have together over the last nine years. and trust that this is the best decision for our team. >> green has apologized to poole and the team after making the announcement and we can't show you video of the actual incident but in it green steps up to poole punches him and knocks him

down. poole was consulted during the decision-making process along with the other players. let's get a check at the weather now. >> we are going to go outside. here is sfo this morning. you see a lot of low clouds with us and we are dealing with the gray sky once again coastal drizzle and we will find that visibility is not as bad as yesterday but still our worst spot is santa rosa this morning. elsewhere, we find low clouds but visibility not all that impacted. we will keep our eye on it. live doppler 7 is and along the satellite the set up is still like it was yesterday. the blocky patrn weave, high-pressure to our north, low-pressure to our south it stays this way the next couple of days. cooler afternoon on the way compared to yesterday. each of weather as we co-opt by hour, a lot of cloud cover at 9:00 a.m. the marine layer very slow to break down. by lunchtime we are still seeing

fog over the city. certainly along the coastline and later today temperatures a little cooler compared to yesterday. certainly below average for this time of year. highs on your wednesday, 62 in the city. it will feel quite cool today. 76 santa rosa, 81 conquer. we will keep the cooling trend as well. the weekend, temperatures turn even cooler than we see on the three day forecast. i will show you the weekend coming up in about eight minutes. let's check traffic. >> good morning morning, everyone. we have a very similar story to what we saw for the commute around the sent on monday and tuesday. we will start with the golden gate bridge where the chp issued a fog advisory and a wind advisory. i live look as we show off 80 here beginning to fill in for people traveling west on that is where you see the headlights. taillights are going east on.

we do have a commuter alert, again, same thing from tuesday and monday. the work is going to phase about a 20 minute delay as they travel it will be in place until 6:15 this morning and we will wrap appear with a look at drive times. 49 minutes. >> operation save a life how firefighters are helping thousands of families get prepared for a house fire. >> resource ready, the offers pga customers can take. >> one of the coolest

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areas can get a $300 rebate on generators, hotel discounts will be available for those who have to relocate. and transportation to community resource centers were provided in for bay area counties. pg&e says last year there was ao 2020. >>arloin ac o jt hit was named one of tht neighborhoods in the world. the website timeout as it pulled 20,000 locals and experts to find the greatest places for fun, food, culture, and community. it ranked 51 neighborhoods and patch came in at 36. buzzworthy restaurants and urban wineries. the report says for a long time dogpatch was a gritty and desolate place filled with shipyards and factories. now it is one of the most rapidly developing neighborhoods and a haven for creative's. that is creative's that can

spend $3600 on the average one-bedroom rent. >> that's better than two years ago. >> i don't know, it says it's jumped 11% in just the last year. >> got the restoration hardware. >> the restoration hardware is amazing. >> that part. >> it's good. it's just expensive like everywhere else. >> everywhere. >> just, you know. pay the rent and enjoy your city. >> go to the rooftop. >> yeah. go to the rooftop because you pay for it. >> great views from there. really is. let's go outside here is the south bay camera a lot of cloud cover outside. we are gray this morning. cloudy, drizzly morning. we have a cooler afternoon especially along the coast.

october has been so cool so far. it has been. it has been one of the coolest octobers, certainly top 15 over the last 150 years that we are starting off the month rather chilly. temperatures over the weekend though below average. here is future weather. a lot of cloud cover still at 9 a.m. the marine layer almost 2000 feet so it takes a while to burn that much stratus off our land. we will have the cloud cover pulling back for afternoon sunshine. good air quality, we will feel the cooler air today, 70's and low 80's. 74 braidwood city but 68 menlo park. of a lot of cloud cover for half moon bay. it is cool, only 62 barely touching 60 and a lot of cloud cover in daly city. a lot of 70's on the board. east bay, 60's for the most part. 73 fremont. temperaturesnl 's.these numberss

lower than they should be for this time a year. here is the seven-day forecast the evan flow temperature wise, temperatures go dunhill of the weekend. the low average for saturday and sunday as the breeze picks up. most of us stuck in the 60's. sunday is a little bit warmer. >> the seven things to know this morning. >> tiktok taking on e-commerce. with the social media company is doing to take on amazon. quick the new local food

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the warriors say green will return to practice tomorrow and is excited to play in the next game on friday. >> getting ready for rising sea levels. san francisco working out a plan to prepare the waterfront for as much as seven feet of sea level rise. ideas include reshaping the shoreline to reduce flood damage in the future. >> getting ready for the morning fog once again today will be a cooler afternoon. certainly below average for this time of year. 60's around the bay shoreline. >> number six our biggest issue with the commute is going to be the same issue that was around this time yesterday. commuter alert due to the earthquake. 20 minute delays in both directions until 6:15. >> the coronation of king charles iii will be taking place may 6 of next year. buckingham palace has not revealed specific details. the ceremony will be more modern and looked towards the future.

>> in gma's first book prosecutors have dropped all charges against accused killer adnan syed's case was made famous by theserials --erial podcast. >> the case made famous concluding with the bombshell ending. all charges dropped against the men who spent 23 years in prison. >> prepaid call from adnan syed. interviewed on a prison fun always maintaining his innocence for the murder of his girlfriend. >> no way, i had nothing to do with her murder. >> he got his first taste of freedom last month when a judge overturned his murder conviction after an investigation revealed to other possible suspects. he had been on house arrest ever since. >> he is elated, joyful. >> coming up at 7:00 a.m. george stephanopoulos because one-on-one with the states

attorney for baltimore city in a live interview with your gma for slick i am andrew dymburt, abc news, new york. fixed tiktok is planning to build fulfillment centers creating a supply chain that could compete directly with amazon. according to new job listings from the company, they are seeking to manage new international warehouses and they need help with e-commerce logistics. it's going to handle deliveries and returns but it doesn't appear to be crating its on transportation system. >> if you want to take your luggage, no you're not. the german airline is banning people from activating your tags. it says the air to exact like cell phones and are classified as dangerous and need to be turned off. here in the u.s., but the faa and the tsa allow wireless tracking devices.

>> if you are heading to a warriors game you will have more food and drink options to choose from. they will sell items in the arena and that includes cowgirl creamery, vietnamese food from middle girl, jamaican food and sweets from thatcher's popcorn. the warriors open the regular season tuesday night at chase against the lakers. >> i'll take the popcorn. >> what about cowgirl? i haven't been there. that is a classic. >> i have been there, it is a classic. >> can you take me to the lakers game? >> ok. [laughter] >> with the candidates of san jose mayor are saying about the issues in their city. >> live look outside of 5:26. we will be right back.

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>> good morning, everybody it is wednesday, october 12. >> was get a check on the weather. >> it better not be candy corn that's all i gotta say. >> i think a lot of people who love candy corn. >> there is one in here. >> good morning. we are waking up mainly in the 50's. not as chilly as we were yesterday but certainly just as cloudy. fog is with us, not quite as dense as we were this time yesterday. close to a mile visibility but waking up to cloudy conditions once again. we have drizzle along the coast as well. that is the exploratory and camera. a lot of low clouds this morning. a little bit of sunshine later today. the take away, it is a cooler afternoon compared to yesterday. temperatures a few degrees cooler than where we should be this time of year. along the shoreline mid 70's. the cooler weather pattern

continues tomorrow as well. >> knew this morning, 80 real mess as you can see police say a speeding car hit multiple objects before smashing into this apartment building overnight the driver was eject it from the cart and found lying in the street. it happens on marietta boulevard. the driver had to go to the hospital. theirtion andalso w crash is still under investigation. 7ews is committedo -- building a better bay area. the city of san francisco for conduct ac level study. abc 7 news lena hollen as life with more on the plan. >> studies show that the city's bay shoreline could rise as much as seven feet and without action they believe that damages could start as early as 2030. the city's proactive approach comes in.

they are working with the u.s. army corps of engineers to map out what they are calling an adaptation strategy through 2001 hundred and covers an area from fisherman's wharf to the hunters point shipyard. developing strategies that try to reduce flood risks from sea level rise and extreme storms. one could involve raising the shoreline along roadways with terracing on of sides rather than building a levee to repel water. prident haton and the first formal presentation. >> this is a massive undertaking and what i'd like is that we are on the offense. we are out front on this. we are not waiting until something happens. i have an opportunity with vice-president brandon to new

orleans when they had all the flooding and it was billions of dollars for things they had to do. i'm just really impressed. >> because the army corps is now involved, the federal government could be funding at least half of the long-term costs which could run into the billions. moving forward the city is planning to hold a series of public community hearings in several neighborhoods along the city's eastern flank just to get more community feedback appeared live in san francisco lena howland. >> deliberations start today he is already pleaded guilty the prosecution is asking for the death penalty. >> prosecutors say the death penalty is the appropriate sentence in this case because the shooting was planned in advance. nikolas cruz has pleaded lt 217

counts of murder and 17 counts of attempted murder for the 28 -- 2018 shooting. he planned the killings but the defense claims he is a broken, brain-damaged, mentally ill person was subjected to abuse beginning when he was in his mother's womb. >> do we kill mentally ill damaged broken people? >> the defense claims cruz took responsibility by pleading guilty. all 12 jurors must agree for the death penalty to be recommended. a judge would have the final decision. >> new developments this morning. the police officer who shot and killed a man has been fired from the department. vallejo police fired him for violating department policy.

it comes after an outside investigator recommended discipline investigators found he broke department policy on deadly force, failed to de-escalate the situation and did not activate his body camera until after the shooting. >> your voice, your vote. we are four weeks away from election day. mayoral candidates took part in a forum to discuss issues. >> i am excited for the opportunity to be mayor in order to complete, work that such efforts -- desperately needs to be done to adopt want to make san jose the safest big city in america as it was when i served on the council. >> the league of women voters on a virtual form for the candidates -- chavez is the sitting supervisor. serving on the city council pretty is calling for more accountability at city hall and says he is willing to stick is

an paycheck on it. >> at the end of each year pay raise should be tied to moving the needle if we had the leavell -- level of transparency you would see us fail faster and acknowledge that many of our current policies are not working well. >> both candidates say they attempt to make homelessness a priority. a recent study shows the cities and house population increased by 11% during the pandemic. >> san francisco's voting center at city hall is now officially open. election officials open it yesterday morning this is an all in one place. you can get a replacement ballot, register to vote, vote in person. >> you can vote in person or by mail. it like it takes less than two minutes to register go to do so. make sure to stay with abc 7 news leading up to the election. he built a tool that breaks down each proposition you will see on your ballot.

you can find it by going to abc7news.com/election. >> you might notice a new public service announcement on tv increasing red safety across the state. >> we are human. we make mistakes. we forget about others. our phones distract us. we don't see the cyclist. >> the go safely at is a joint effort by several californian traffic agencies. this is video of close calls and deadly hit and run investigations all in the past few weeks. it's coming as the san jose police department says this week it's investigating its 52nd deadly crash of the year. >> some city leaders are apologizing for celebrating columbus day. they lit the water tower in red white and blue lights. the message was posted on the city's facebook page encouraging residents to check out the tower

to commemorate columbus day. several residents responded with angry messages saying it was considered by many to be offensive. city councilmember issued an apology seeing the water tower is meant to be a symbol of unity for our community we should have recognized that yesterday was indigenous peoples' day celebrating the beauty of their culture and not the actions of someone who committed genocide against them. >> for the first time ever medical experts are recommending children eight and older be screened for anxiety. the u.s. preventative services tax force published its guidelines and according to the cdc nearly 6 million children were diagnosed with anxiety between 2016 and 2019. the task force says screening should help primary care doctors identify conditions early on even if children do not show any symptoms. >> short and simple, that's the way the biden administration is describing the process to apply

for student on forgiveness. the website is excited to launch later this month and applications will be open through december of next year. the program will council up to 20,000 for eligible borrowers and $10,000 for others making less than $125,000 a year. >> coronation of king charles, when the event is excited to take place. >> how to handle handle betwe -- halloween. how to make it safer for kids and adults. >> good morning. live look outside, this is 880 this morning. you notice the canopy of cloud cover overhead. we are in this pattern for each day this week. we will get sunshine later this afternoon but future weather as we go hour-by-hour, 9:00 a.m. this morning you see the counter on your screen that is all the cloud cover we are still dealing with. that means we are slow to warm today. the jacket, you will keep it on

for a couple of extra hours today compared to yesterday. even by noon we are in the 50's and 60's with the marine layer hanging with us. today is a cooler afternoon compared to yesterday. temperature is below average for this time of year. 67 oakland today with afternoon sunshine. 77 san jose. 62 in the city. san francisco with partly sunny's guys, 76 santa rosa. three day forecast we will keep the cooling trend going tomorrow as well. we will bump temperatures up a bit on friday but go right back down over the weekend with temperatures in the 60's and 70's both saturday and sunday. searching for any rainfall here or the next 10 days, outside of coastal drizzle here in the bay area are looking at light showers. so much of october we are not finding any beneficial rainfall. hopefully november we will see a pattern change. that's whether that's get a

check of traffic. >> we do want to start with the crash we are following in scene has a right now. the good news is it does not appear injuries are involved but there is a significant backup on northbound 101. you can see the speeds around 10 miles per hour in the area further down as we look at 10 fund it is a nice clear right for people traveling southbound san mateo bridge. was fun you are looking pretty good and definitely a on so no problems there. we do have some advisories, the wind advisory and fog advisory the golden gate bridge.

>> actress angela lance very spanned seven decades has died. a statement from her family says the 96-year-old died in her

sleep early yesterday morning. lansbury is best known for murder she wrote. she also voiced misses potss in the beauty and the beast. she won an honorary oscar in 2013. she would have turned 97 on sunday. >> what a queen. i was just telling kumasi i saw her on broadway years ago and it was a thrill to see her in the flesh. >> i would have been so excited. >> the coronation of king charles iii will take place may next year. the ceremony will look toward the future. it is expected to be smaller and shorter than previous coronations and the day coincides with the kings grandsons fort worth they. >> president biden calling for the resignation of three los angeles city council member's. it comes after they made

headlines over racist remarks made on tape. protesters disrupted yesterday's council meeting. [indiscernible] >> j chance andeers only stopped briefly. he chose to address remarks made about his adopted son who is black. >> my husband and i are both angry and heartbroken and sick. these people stabbed us and shot us and cut the spirit of los angeles. >> martinez has taken a leave of absence and did not attend this meeting she issued an apology and resign she has refused to step down entirely. the other two have also apologized but both refused to resign. they both attended yesterday's

meeting. yosemites historic hotel is going to be closing temporarily for a major hud seismic upgrade. the closure for last about two months from january 2 to march 2 of next year. no reservations are being accepted during that time. the project will include reinforcing the support walls, and installing structural bracing. it will also include a renovation of the kitchen. >> with halloween a few weeks away and neighborhood is getting ready for one of the busiest times of the year. this years at celebration will be different than those of the past. the association is hosting a family-friendly daytime halloween event to complement the neighborhoods nighttime festivities. it will have costumes, trick-or-treating, and photo ops for kids pierced --. >> i think any time an event outgrows the venue it was

originally designed for, you are going to run into problems. ask organizers hope the event will be a way to support local businesses in an area hit hard by the pandemic. we put together a guide for events across the area. you can find it on abc7news.com. speaking of halloween what is your favorite candy? some kids will tell you anything but raisins. >> reason maker sun maid came up with this idea, check it out. >> oh, yes. [indiscernible] >> the terror. >> not the raisins. >> cranking kids by replacing all of their halloween candy with raisins. they took over a halloween event in st. helens there is no bigger disappointment then looking down

at your collection of treats and finding a box of raisins prayed i am very confused. >> who gives people raisins? >> they want you to eat the raisins but now they are saying it's the worst thing that you can have? >> they say get the raisins but not on halloween. it's, like, not the time. >> i think that's a comarketing strategy. >> you think so? >> this doesn't make sense. >> i feel what they are going for. it's a time and place for everything. >> why are these reasons so horrifying? remember the california raisins? those were cute what is this? what is that supposed to be? box i like razor nets. --raisinettes. >> get raisins and dip them in chocolate. [laughter] >> it triggered me.

oh, food. >> that's a good one. let's move on. we will get you some food, what would you like? raisins? >> we have special treats upstairs. >> we do, i'll get you some. it's candy corn. >> absolutely not. >> what did i say? beggars can't be choosers. >> we will get sunshine later today. today is a cooler afternoon compared to yesterday. over the weekend, temperatures even cooler. 9:00 a.m. we have a lot of cloud over the shoreline slow to break that down throughout the morning. the afternoon we will get sunshine again.

eyes, good quality, 70's and 80's. along the peninsula, 69 san mateo. 72 palo alto. downtown today, it is a cool one if you are heading to the city grab a layer. r ly and north bay 70's and 80's. the east bay morning clouds to afternoon sun mainly in the 60's and low 70's. low to mid 80's inland. a lot of sunshine, good air quality. tonight the marine layer comes on back. 40's and 50's getting into thursday. here is the seven-day forecast. we will keep the pattern of morning cloud cover the next seven days. we will keep our eye on the weekend and sunday it turns breezy, cooler. we were up bit next week. >> why petting your dog is good for both you and your pet.

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>> oakland fire fighters celebrating fire prevention week. they stopped by to educate students about fire safety. hundreds of students were there ready to learn about how to prevent fires and how to create an evacuation plan in case of an emergency. >> we give them tricks of the trade for young kids to learn so they can keep their family safe. we have smokey the bear here who is the biggest attraction of all. >> so the kids also got to learn what firefighters do and the

hopes of sparking a future career in firefighting. nasa says the mission to divert an asteroid which was 7 million miles from earth was a success. >> the dart spacecraft was guided head-on into the asteroid at about 14,000 miles per hour. nasa calls it training for a possible threat to our planet in the future. the mission went even better than planned. >> it was expected to be a huge success if it only slowed the orbit by about 10 minutes. but it's loaded -- slowed it by 32 minutes. >> experts say the asteroid posed no threat to earth but the conditions made it perfect for the test run. >> is it halloween yet? this dog couldn't wait. >> is human dead shared this -- dad sure this video. >> it's not time yet, teddy. teddy dresses up every day in october because he things it's halloween.

>> you dressed him up like that. what is this person talking about? ask look at teddy's face. >> i'm sorry, this is weird. something's not right. >> what do we need to tell you about teddy? if he dressed up as a bat dog, this is in south carolina. >> the rest of it, there is nothing there. that's it. it's just a dog in a back costume. >> and he does not look happy. like the other dogs from here, -- >> he looks upset. >> he's not even moving. [laughter] >> we have seen enough. i think if we took the off, it would be ok. something about the footwear. >> live doppler 7 this morning

you can see the gray shading on your screen. besides coastal drizzle we don't see storms. we take you to southern california, a line of thunderstorms has developed in l.a. county. showers expected throughout the morning as the system pulls away from the coast. really the next 10 days, it is pretty dry across california. right now back here at home we are finding temperatures climbing to the 50's this morning. 58 oakland, 55 napa, 56 antioch. take a light layer, a jacket with you. you will need it for most of the morning. cloud cover is really slow to break down. a lot of cloud cover first thing, pretty much a repeat forecast from yesterday. gray skies in the morning. the fog will thin as the morning goes on. it is the afternoon, we will keep the cloud cover with us on

the coast. it is a cooler afternoon compared to yesterday. low 80's, 70's around the bay shoreline. >> new at 6:00 what san francisco voters are saying about the key issues with less than a month before midterms. >> dozens of residents forced to find another place to live after someone intentionally flooded a san francisco high-rise apartment. >> plus violence in the east bay family and friends seeking justice after a loved one is killed at berkeley. >> it is 5:57.

fanduel and draftkings, two out of state corporations making big promises. what's the real math behind prop 27, their ballot measure for online sports betting?

90% of profits go to the out of state corporations permanently. only eight and a half cents is left for the homeless. and in virginia, arizona, and other states, fanduel and draftkings use loopholes to pay far less than was promised. sound familiar? it should. vote no on prop 27.

>> this is abc. >> now at 6:00, the latest push to save for a shoreline from climate change. a proposal to protect the city. >> president biden is sending a message to russia. an escalation in the war in ukraine. a potential nuclear situation. >> not suspended by jordan poole. what comes next in this public scandal. >> it is wednesday, over 12. will have a look at this. >> temperatures in the 50's. is a colder afternoon, and fog will linger for much of the morning. take a jacket and keep it on for much of the morning hours. good morning.