>> 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.

it is 55 in palo alto. in terms of fog, the one issue we have is holding steady about one mile and a quarter. here is a live look at walnut creek, showing the cloud cover. mostly cloudy conditions. a sunrise at 715. fog in bits throughout the evening. we will keep clouds along the coast, and look at those temperatures. a closer look in three minutes. >> part of building a better bay area focuses on climate and the environment. san francisco is one a year-long study to protect the city from rising sea levels, and this is an admission plan. it is done with a military agency. we are live in san francisco with details on the project. >> hello. seven feet of sea level rise. that is what the city is hoping to get ahead of before disaster

strikes are shorelines. the clock is ticking because their coastal modeling shows significant flood damages could begin as early as 2030 with no action. that is why the city is now working with the u.s. army corps of engineers to map out what they are calling an adaptation strategy through 2100, and it will cover fisherman's wharf to the hunters point shipyard. the goal is to find the best approach to reduce flood risks from sea level rise to extreme stores. it will allow investment for the city's waterfront. any goal should also strengthen the waterfront against current earthquake risks. part of this plan lastht includes community involvement throughout the process. >> will be going from here to a narrow down strategy, and also an adaptation plan and hearing

all of the public feedback and doing our best to reflect that along with the technical evaluation that will be coming back to the port commission, and other city bodies and commissions as well as the central supervisors and mayor to have a sort of ultimately 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 in the next half hour, we will discuss the proposed strategies the city is looking into to protect the waterfront. live in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> thank. a peninsula neighborhood is shocked after a man trimmed trees. first responders were called just before 1:00, and investigator said a crew had a

tree expert company that was trimming when one of the workers was pulled into a wood chipper and killed. neighbors tell abc 7 news they've been notified about tree trimming work, but never imagined it would lead to a deadly accident. >> we all feel sick and sad and we are really sad. we are trying to imagine what these families are feeling, and it is just a lot. we feel terrible. >> they are investigating the death. we reached out for a statement, but they have not responded. >> we are learning about a young man killed in a weekend shooting at uc berkeley. he was one of four people shot after a fight broke out and he is the only person who died. he had ties to a samoan community and was studying ministry at the school of religion.

so many people called into the council meeting upset of what they say was the latest case of violence. >> action must be taken. we cannot wait until another person's murder. >> this is unacceptable. it is a serious wake-up call. the streets of berkeley are not safe. >> the department says it is trying to solve the case, but they are at a historic low of officers. natives and loved ones are planning to remember him at a vigil tomorrow did >> residence of eight high-rise are out of their homes. this is because of flooding in their building. it appears to be intentional. this video shows water gushing through the building at the corner of l street with up to four feet in some areas. there was a delay in the alarm. one man says he was woken up by

his dog. >> it was a fight or flight reaction. continuously barking, and we heard some generator noise and there was water falling from the ceiling, so i said ok. this is something going on. i saw water puddle on the floor. >> firefighters arrived and saw person drenched next to a pipe had they believe it was intentional. he was arrested for ellen evangelism and resisting arrest. the impact had persian repairs. >> the war in ukraine. russia carried out a third day of bombings in major ukrainian cities. zelenskyy pled for more help. president biden is now talking about the war and the nuclear threat. >> resident biden says he thinks putin miscalculated when he invaded ukraine in march. but when the attacks

intensified, president zelenskyy asked for more air defense systems. he spoke to leaders at a virtual g7 meeting. there has been a growing concern around the world that putin may use nuclear weapons if something -- that is something president biden warned of. in an interview with cnn, he does not believe boot will go that far. >> the whole point i was making was just a horrible outcome. not because anyone intends to turn it into a world war anything, but once you use a nuclear weapon, the mistakes that are made, the miscalculations, who knows what will happen. >> meanwhile, nato says the nuclear repairs exercises expected next week. they will use aircraft without weapons to practice deterring nuclear threats. pope francis is condemning the bombings ukraine, saying his part is with those people. >> the 49ers game.

there are no injuries. what we learn from this latest report. >> gas prices are falling. how much more we are paying now compared to last year. >> we are taking a look. this is san jose. we have a lot of cloud cover. as we go hour-by-hour, that fog, the cloud, it will hang around for the morning. the afternoon has sunshine away from the coast today. it is a cooler a

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>> gray skies overhead and fog in the north bay. even some coastal drizzle. a repeat forecast in terms of our sky condition. like yesterday, were waking up to cloud cover. a lot of sunshine from the coast. temperatures are cooler compared

yesterday and below average. 67 in oakland, 62 in the city, 77 in san jose, only 76 in santa rosa. for the next three days, bit of a dip as we had through thursday. we will rise in terms of temperatures, and cooler weather for the weekend. john the next seven to 10 days, it will remain dry. outside of drizzle in the bay, showers expected through southern california. that is weather. let's have a look at traffic. >> thank you. hello. we will begin with a positive update before the backup. we have a crash in san jose that is cleared on 101. that is for the avenue. residual delays at 39 miles an hour. here's the big backup. the bay bridge toll plaza at 5:54 a.m. already is filled in. traffic is backed up. more packed than you see this time of morning. the bridge looks good. we have some winter advisories

on the past, and on the bridge. fog advisory still in place for the golden gate bridge. drivetime ran 41 minutes. san jose airport right on time. >> telecom, why pending your dog has health benefits for you and your four-legged friend. then, draymond green set to return to the warriors tomorrow. what steve kerr staying about it. what steve kerr staying about it. let's have a live don't mind me. i'm just the flu. i'm quite harmless, really. and when people ask, “but aren't you linked to dangerous flu complications, like pneumonia, heart attack, and hospitalizations?” i just say, “but, i'm just the flu.” it's him! who? i'm just the flu! fight the flu with sanofi flu vaccines, which help prevent flu in older adults. they've even been shown to provide better protection from flu-related complications compared to standard dose flu shots. don't get fluzone high-dose quadrivalent

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>> bobby waggoner tackled a protester on a field, and going to reports, officers say the protester came to them to file a

police report. the protester said he was trying to raise awareness for animal cruelty, a specific case. wagner's aware of the police report and says he was doing what he had to do. we are learning warriors forward draymond green will join the team after punching a teammate last wednesday. abc reporters join us in the newsroom for the latest. >> good morning. the warriors coach made an announcement last night. he said he expects green to play in the final preseason game on friday, and then he will be available for opening night on the 18th. >> this is the biggest crisis we've ever had. since i've been co-chair. this is serious stuff. we are not perfect. our team is not perfect. we have deftly made our share of mistakes over the years, but we are going to lean on the experience we have together. over the last nine years, we will trust that this is the best

decision for our team. >> green has apologized to the team, and you for making the announcement after the preseason win over the portland trail blazers, we can show you know video right now, but green steps towards pulling practice, and pool shove screen who punches pool. several intervened to break it up. green has been away from the warriors since that punch. he has been find but not suspended and he was consulted during the decision-making process along with other players. >> thank you. new developments. a traffic stop arrest led to a drug lab discovery in campbell. police pulled over a driver. they found items typically used for meth manufacturing in the car. they arrested the driver. please link the items to union avenue. officers say dea agents searched

and found a drug lab inside. that is ongoing. >> police have arrested a man in route -- in relation to a crash. the driver is facing several charges, including one count of manslaughter. one of three young victims was taken off of life support last month. two others are recovering from their injuries. they were hospitalized after a crash. >> gas prices are dropping across california. not a lot. about four cents overnight to six dollars. that is still two dollars more than what we were paying last year. san francisco, we are way above the state average. it hangs about six cents from yesterday, but the national average is about the same as it was yesterday at three dollars did --. an australian man out in the ocean found a shark under his kayak. he had no idea it was there. while he was fishing, he dropped

a go pro into the water, to see if he could film the seafloor. got home later that night and said there were other things down there. he says he felt lucky and also that he can't wait to go out again. >> you are in the ocean, so just assume. >> that's where shark slipped. >> right. >> i went to a farm in taipei. -- i went to a farm and saw a paik. -- a pig. >> he didn't seem like the shark was interested. >> that's right. that went well. the shark understood. that's a man with a go pro. >> he's not going to touch you. >> let's go outside. san jose, cloudy skies. the pattern of our morning marine layer, with afternoon sun, it's with us today. friday evening through the weekend, our headline with

another cloudy morning and drizzle along the coast. it is a cooler afternoon. compared yesterday, for all of us, temperatures are a few degrees where they should be, and temperatures drop even more over the weekend. basically in the 60's and 70's. in october chill. highs today with a lot of sunshine, and good air quality. 77 in san jose, and on the peninsula, we are looking at 74 in redwood city, and the coast, a lot of cloud cover with coastal drizzle. downtown, only hitting 62 with good air quality. partly sunny skies, and cool in san francisco. the north bay sunny with good air quality. 73 in vallejo. 63 for east bay. meaning the 60's for a lot of us. it is feeling cool for october afternoon. 67 in oakland, and 71 in new york. low to mid 80's in land.

84 in pittsburgh, 84 in livermore. we'll track the fog once again in the 40's and 50's. dense pockets along the coast, and coastal drizzle as well towards thursday. here is the seven-day forecast. a marine layer keeping intense heat away from us for the next several days. looking at the weekend, saturday and sunday, cloudy and sunny, but breezy and cool. 60's for a lot of us, with low to mid 70's away from the coast. >> will bring in ginger with look at what is happening on gma. >> good morning. >> good morning. nice to be with everyone. coming up, president biden is talking about the war in ukraine in vladimir putin. if he thinks he would really use nuclear weapons. love details on that new interview. then, an interview with senate candidate herschel walker. it is interview since the allegations that he paid for not abortion, despite running on an antiabortion platform.

linsey davis will get more out of him. a steady twist and a serial murder case. a prosecutor who admitted charges during his life. between johnson joins us. the star of black adam is here to join us about a superhero movie that is his career movie. and, to bring a real-life superhero a surprise. you don't want to miss it on gma. >> we've been watching the tees for that threat the morning, and i didn't realize that you are a fan of dwayne johnson. >> what a surprise. >> she was asking about that. >> he a lot of fans. i thought kapok was back somewhere in there because there were some a people out, so you will be right there within. >> shall be right there. >> what would you say to him. >> i will be nervous. >> he has a little bit of this tattoo showing. it would be a lot. i'm just going to tell you right now. just enough.

>> that's too much. >> is never too much. >> ok. cool down over here. we'll see you at 7:00. when the rocky johnson. cotton candy. pink lemonade. bubble gum. when tobacco companies sell candy flavored products,

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>> the worst spot for fog is in santa rosa. a little bit of reduced visibility along the coast. you are likely using windshield acres, and coastal drizzle is out there with the marine layer overhead. you can see a live look from the exploratorium camera. a lot of cloud cover, first thing. it will thin as the morning moves on. it is better compared yesterday. >> new resources for customers in case of power shut off needed during a wildfire season this fall. customers in high fire threat areas can get a rebate on generators. discounts will be available for those who have to relocate during a power outage. transportation is provided in

bay area counties. pg&e says there was an 88% drop in customers impacted by shut off compared to 2020. >> if you're looking for a cool place to hang out in san francisco, visit the coolest neighborhood in the world. this website says that 20,000 locals and experts were polled to find the coolest places for culture and community. it ranked 51 neighborhoods in dogpatch came in at 36. you will find art and shops. those were the restaurants and urban wineries. dogpatch was kind of gritty and a desolate place filled with shipyards and factories, and now it is one of san francisco's most rapidly developing neighborhoods and a haven or that. >> track here luggage with an apple air tag. but it will not be on lufthansa. the german airline is banning people from activating your

tags. it says air tax act like cell phones and are classified as dangerous and need to be turned off it --. the faa and tsa allow wireless tracking devices. i'm not telling you what you should do, but you know. >> well. fair. not saying what you should do. >> new at 6:00, we know it -- that petting your dogs is good for our soul but also good for our brain. >> this is from switzerland. researchers found that it increases activity in your brain that controls memory and problem-solving skills. it also can help people cope with stress and depression. researchers hope these findings will lead to improvements in therapy. >> another reason why we should do that. >> i thought you are really bringing things here. we discussed this. right here. you would be in there somewhere.

>> small spaces. it probably would be. that's fine. next at 6:30 a.m., san francisco voters sound off. the issues in the city and what they think is not done well. ask a new recommendation when it comes to children and anxiety. how young

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7news. >> now at 6:30 a.m., city leaders are not doing a good job. issues on the survey when election day is right around the corner. >> a car crashes into a local apartment complex overnight. with the driver may have been doing before impact. >> no. how would teenager ended up in the hospital. squeaking. a mishap.

>> is like a dog toy. >> my dog had a squeaky toy in his mouth and i could not stand it. it was driving me insane. >> constantly. if you heard that, i'm sorry. it is wednesday. >> we need to hear more about the story, but star forecast. >> will start with temperatures generally in the 50's. take a jacket, and clouds will be slow to clear. quite cool. several hours with visibility. one problem spot with overcast skies. not too terrible. overcast skies right now. a lot of cloud cover, and it sums up about 40 mins. the clouds will thin, but the coast is cloudy. temperatures cooler than yesterday. closer looks to temperatures and even cooler weather tomorrow.

>> thank you. a new job approval has fallen for san francisco's leaders. people from media partners in san francisco shows numbers especially bad for mayor london breed. they are discussing. thank you for being with us. >> good morning. good to see you. >> what is the overall tone of the finding that you all have discovered. >> the tone is very negative. toward city leaders, towards the mayor, towards our supervisors, voters are very fed up with the problems that we know well. crime and homelessness in a particular high cost or lack of housing, and voters are very unhappy about that. they are blaming that on city leaders, and you can see the decline in approval even from the polls this past spring. that disapproval is really getting even more intense. >> tell us about the poll numbers for our current district

attorney brooke jenkins. she will be on this ballot. >> brooke jenkins is the one politician who scored a favorable rating. voters are pretty open and positive towards her. she's a little less well known. they may be willing to give her a break. for law and order type policies, she has pursued them compared to her predecessor. that is certainly very popular at the moment, so she is handling leading raced of district attorney, but there is a lot of undecided voting still. >> what about other city leaders. what do you think those numbers are telling us? >> well, the numbers are very weak. they declined another 30%. 20% net disapproval rating, and only 36% approve with only 34%

approving. that is worse in the spring, and i think it really is a challenge to the mayor and especially to the court of supervisors that score even worse. that is a gauntlet for them that they need to show that they are doing a better job helping cities problems. >> voters lose faith in the home with solution. the homeless crisis with fentanyl killing people every day is front and center with voters, so they are blaming city leaders. >> very much. i think people are very frustrated. it is been going on for long time, there is a reception that we have a lot of taxes paid to address these problems, and not a lot of progress apparent. they are holding their government officials accountable. >> what about downtown. they are recovering. you have some numbers on that.

>> the downtown recovery is a huge concern. we had a story recently indicating that commercial real estate brokers are looking at gigantic drops in value of their properties, and people really are not coming back to downtown, so, people express a high level of concern about that, and the state's economy, and about the future of downtown. the city is still somewhat split on whether tech workers in the industry are a good thing, or whether the city needs to govern by its economy instead. >> there are a lot of things that this poll revealed, but it also revealed that people are still happy with san francisco living here, and they really love the city and things are great. parks and lifestyle. what did you find? >> so, certainly, food and going body, a high percentage, close to 90%, the court to eat, four

clubs, they do things around town. very high percentage. people of that. they love parks. they love food. those are the things that excite the most, and it contributes because people love these things about the city so much. the city's problems really are sad for a lot of people. there's a lot of compassion for people in the streets and a lot of sadness as well as anger about these problems. people feel like this is a fantastic city, and if we get our act together a little bit, it would be better for everybody. >> jonathan from the san francisco standard, we appreciate talking to you. >> likewise, thank you. >> if you're to check out the poll results and an in-depth analysis, those standards or boards are on the website right now at sf standard.com. >> your voice, your vote. four weeks from actual election day, although a lot of you

already have your balance at home, including san jose. mayoral candidates took part in a forum picking place in the city. >> this is exciting, being mayor of san jose to complete work that is so desperately needed in our city. i want to make san jose the safest big city as it was when i served on the council. >> the league of women voters held a virtual forum for the candidates. chavez is a sitting county supervisor. her poem is on city council. he is going from work and ability at city hall and says he will stake his own paycheck on it >> at the end of each year, our pay raise for elected official should be tied to moving the needle. i think if we had a level of transparency, you would see us fail faster and acknowledge many of our policies are not working well. >> both candidates say they will

address homelessness a priority. the on house population increased by 11% during the pandemic. >> san francisco's voting center at city hall is now officially open. election officials opened it yesterday morning. it is an all-in-one polling place. you can drop off your mail-in ballots and place it in a ballot or register to vote. >> election day is november 8. you can vote in person or by mail. it takes less than two minutes to register. you have to just go to vote.org. stay with abc7news come leading up to the election. there is a tool that gives an easy breakdown on your ballot. you can find on abc7news/election. >> a real mess in livermore. look at this. the speeding car hit multiple objects before smashing into an apartment building overnight. this is what it looked like. the driver was ejected from the car and found lying in the street. it happened on marietta

boulevard in whittle avenue. the driver was taken to a hospital. their condition is unknown. what led up to the crash is under investigation. >> abc7news is committed to building a better bay area by focusing on climate and environment. the city of san francisco will conduct a study on rising sea levels and how it can prepare for years to come. abc7news were order lena holland is live in san francisco with the hand. >> the shoreline can rise as much as seven feet. with no action, they say that significant damage could happen as early as 2030. no action. that is what the city's proactive approach comes in. they are working with the army corps of engineers this year to handle a strategy from 2100. it will handle an area from fisherman's wharf to hunters point shipyard. it helps possible strategies meant to reduce flood risks from sealevel rise. also storms.

one strategy could involve raising the shoreline such as on terracing on the east and west side to make room for landscape promenades rather than building a levee to repel water. there are more extreme strategies, including relocating or adapting some buildings and jobs. here's is what the port of san francisco president had to say. >> this is a massive undertaking, and what i really like is we are on the offense. we are out front on this, we are not waiting until something happens. i had an opportunity with the vice president and director forbes to go to new orleans after what happened down there, when they had the flooding, and it was billions of dollars then, and the things they had to do, and to know we are out front, i am really impressed. >> the army corps is now

involved, so the government could fund half of the long-term cost, which could run into the billions. moving forward, the city is planning to hold a series of neighborhood meetings this fall. along the eastern flank, in order to get more community feedback be or moving for. live in san francisco, abc news. >> jury deliberations begin today in the trial of the gunmen, and the 2018 parkland school shooting, there is already a pleading for the death penalty. >> the prosecutors say the death penalty is the appropriate sentence in this case. the shooting was planned in advance. nikolas cruz is already pled guilty to 17 counts of murder. 17 counts of attempted murder for the 2018 shooting. prosecutors say that he meticulously planned the killing , but he is a broken, brain-damaged, mentally old person who is subjected to abuse, beginning in his mother's womb it >> do we kill

brain-damaged, mentally ill broken people? >> this is the right thing to do. >> cruz took responsibility for his action by pleading guilty. it must be recommended. the judge would then have the final decision. the other option is life in prison without the possibility of parole. >> new details and the georgia state senate race where herschel walker can be used to deny paying for an abortion. that woman is now telling the washington post that she repeatedly had to press walker to pay. an exclusive interview with abc7news, walker acknowledged knowing the woman. washington post said that she had a $700 receipt on the abortion clinic as well as a get well card. the new york times says the woman got pregnant again and walker pressed her to have another abortion, to which she refused. walker is calling her a liar. >> did you ever, to your knowledge, give money for the

cost of an abortion. >> no. >> she lying? >> yes, she is lying. >> walkers calling for a ban on abortion. minis republican support walker, including mitch mcconnell, sing the already will stand by them. ask recommendations for parents to have their children tested for anxiety. tiktok is trying to compete head-to-head. >> remembering angela lansbury, the start of murder she wrote an beauty and the beast and she leaves behind a legacy of a seven plus decade career. don't forget, we can watch us for an extra hour on abc seven at seven from 7:00 to 8:00 on the abc 7 bay area streaming at area you can download that right now and your phone, tablet, roku, apple tv, amazon fire tv, or android adheres the weather. >> sunrise coming up. a pretty picture. a lot of low cloud cover,

certainly dealing with pretty deep marine layer. let's go hour-by-hour. future weather is showing you all about white cheating on your screen. that is cloud cover. very slow to break down, some pretty clouds over the city, and along the coast, but way for the coast sunshine is expected, cooler afternoon compared yesterday. 60 and low 70's along the shoreline. low 80's for the war response. cooler pattern going as well. it will warm up here, and the weekend is saturday and sunday. temperatures well below average, and sunny in the 60's and 70's and 80's. we'll show you more in eight minutes. rainfall looking like drizzle likely for the next 10 days. some light showers in california, but all in all, the 10 day forecast keeps us dry

across the state. look at the weekend forecast in a few minutes, but first, let's check in with traffic. >> good morning. we want to give you a heads up. we are following a crash. average speeds around 50 miles per hour. this is our light camera in walnut creek read you can see all of the brake lights in southbound 680. prepare for a one lane blocked because the toll plaza here is still very backed up. lights came on at 554, so just a heads up. drive times are beginning to slow some more for the commute. antioch to hercules, 53 minutes. we are looking at 24 minutes, and then an overall preview of the bay area, you can see pockets of red

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>> angela lansbury is died. she was best known for playing misses pots and beauty and the beast. she one five tony awards in her career, as well as an honorary oscar in 2013.

she would have turned 97 sunday. now for your money report. tiktok is planning to build fulfillment centers in the united states, creating supply chain that could compete with amazon. it's an effort to expand the tiktok shop feature and grow its business. according to job listings, they seek to manage international warehouses and they need help with e-commerce statistics. free returns, but no transportation system like amazon has. the pandemic put a pause on the pumpkin fest, but it will be back this weekend. abc7news reporter gloria rodrigues joins us with a look at what that is about. >> good morning. this is even more special. it will be a golden anniversary of the festival. do years, and more than 100,000 people will go to the fastest weekend. it will bring hundreds of thousands of dollars to the local community.

people will gear up to bring back the half moon bay rf pumpkin festival. i talked to beverly who helped to plan the first fest in 9071 -- 1971 p and she is still involved. she will be the grand marshal of the parade this year. she says there is a reason so many flocked to the small coastal community for the festival. year after year. >> iran so smooth. the food is great, and we have great food. we have all kinds of food booths from locals. they do create it it carries them for a whole year. >> the festival committee president doesn't allow commercial vendors to participate. it is about helping area nonprofits. the festival because on saturday and sunday. the parade is saturday at noon on main street, and at seven, we will tell you why this started the fest and 70's, and how you can find parking easily as well as other tips if you're planning to go to the festival this

weekend. the other cool thing is that at this festivals, and i haven't been, this my first you're going, but you can try pumpkin everything. pumpkin ice cream, pie, mac & cheese. soup. pumpkin pancakes. i'm really excited about trying those things. >> you're talking to team sweet potato. that's a whole thing. >> competition. >> there is a risk. >> thank you. nasa says the mission to divert an asteroid which was 7 million miles from earth was a success. >> yes. two weeks ago, a spacecraft was guided head onto an asteroid at 14,000 miles per hour. nasa calls it training for a possible threat to our planet in the future. the mission went at her than planned. >> it was expected to be a huge success if it only slowed the orbit by about 10 minutes.

but it actually slowed it by 32 minutes. >> nasa launched last year. the asteroid didn't actually pose a threat to earth, but it's conditions made it perfect for this test run. a texas teen is ok this morning after accidentally swallowing a dog toy. it ended up in its esophagus. every time we talked or laughed, he squeaked. >> are you ok. >> oh. goodness. >> jonathan's mom say they were laughing it up, but they were both scared. he says he was chewing on a dog toy to bother his mom when he accidentally inhaled a whistle. jonathan said he couldn't feel the stuffed toy, but had economy

farther, he would have knee surgery. -- needed surgery. >> thank you. is it the way that i think? oh no. that's not what i was thinking. >> does he want to chew on a toy? >> that's what i say. you mess with your mother and your mother says look at you. >> i'm going to film you. >> it squeaked. >> i think it -- i think it was. i think it was -- had gone farther down. >> these are things we need to specify. >> that's fascinating. >> lust goes outside. here's the camera. a live look at the sun. pretty colors.

we will look below, and you can see clouds. you are not alone. there's a lot of gray sky, first thing in the morning. here's a headline. another morning of cloud and drizzle on the coast. a cooler afternoon on the way. we'll get sunshine from the coast and temperatures well below average. today, as we take the jacket out the door, you won't need it for much of the morning. we have sunshine, but it takes a while. good air quality, and sunshine from san mateo. well.down in the 60's have meri heading to the city, take layers with you because you will need them. were only toppi finding0's and 80's. good air quality on the east bay we are seeing fog with sunshine. good air quality, but it feels cool after 60's and low 70's later on today. low to mid 80's with sunny skies

and good air quality with highs in pittsburgh. overnight tonight, we will have a marine layer deepen and expand around the entire region. coastal drizzle as well. areas of dense fog heading to thursday. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. we will keep a trend of morning clouds -- afternoon sun. breezier, temperatures below average, and mainly in the 60's and low 70's on saturday and sunday. >> thank you. up next, seven things you need to know today. >> a reminder that he can watch all of our news life and on demand through the abc bay area connected tv app that is available for apple tv and android tv, amazon fire and roku. you can download it and start streaming. >> was had to break with a live look outside. we'll be right back.

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>> if you're just joining us, here are seven things to know. russian missiles over ukrainian cities tonight. scylla ski is pleading with world leaders to provide more air defense systems to protect the country. >> the trial of nikolas cruz as he already pled guilty to 17 counts of murder. with the 2018 shooting, at the high school, prosecutors are asking the jury to recommend the death penalty. >> draymond green is found but not suspended for being -- punching his teammate. the warriors will return to practice tomorrow and are expected to play friday. >> getting ready for rising sea levels. san francisco is working on plans to prepare for seven feet of sea level rise. ideas include reshaping the shoreline to reduce flood damage in the future. >> look at visibility. we are dealing with morning cloud cover again. dense fog in the north bay.

we are down to a half mile visibility. we are dealing with gray skies. better visibility morning. a live look outside. it shows you those overnight skies. here is how the day will shape up. lots of clouds, and sunrise at about 50 mins. will have fog thinning this morning. take a later with you, and we will need for the morning. slow to warm today. afternoon with clouds along the coast, and afternoon sunshine with a cooler afternoon later on. >> number six. walking issues from earlier, the crashes at walnut creek, has cleared. we are going to show you the bay bridge toll plaza. it is the most crowded spot. the lights came on at 554. >> number seven. starbucks can now earn delta sky miles under new partnership. you can give one mile for every dollar you give it starbucks, and double starbucks rewards point. you can do that on days are flying.

>> i'm going to ask you, how much do you need. how much can you pay for a basic economy ticket? how many miles are we thinking? works depends on where you want to go? you're going to l.a.. let's find the shortest route. >> 3 million. >> what? >> give or take. >> you are on a coffee run here. >> that's what i was saying. we are the starbucks children as well. >> this is the middle of our vent diagram. you've gotta get us. ok. travel, starbucks, delta. >> i don't care if it does cost $3 million. i don't care if it cost 3 million miles. i will get involved in this. >> always. anytime, anywhere. that's really smart. >>, under a spell. >> you have to order when you fly. >> we've got it. the workers get their money. >> thank goodness. no be there. >> what you doing?

>> 10 short years, will be able to fly that. >> a free ticket. te good morning, america. for our viewers in the west, as russia escalates its offensive in ukraine, president biden warning of the growing nuclear concerns. breaking overnight, president biden on what he really thinks of the chance putin will use nuclear weapons and what he says could lead to armageddon. >> i think he is a rational actor who miscalculated significantly. >> russia launching relentless missile attacks on civilians while ukrainian president zelenskyy urges the u.s. and our allies to do more. ian pannell is live on the scene for us in ukraine. candidate herschel walker.enate- >> did you ever have a conversation with this woman at