all too familiar in our country, another mass shooting, this time north carolina. what we are learning about the victims. >> it's like a feeling of being like you first wake up in the morning and you can't quite think, it is like that all day long. kumasi: adderall shortage, the impact on doctors and patients. reggie: 60 days of a strike, thousands of mental health workers marking the day with the demonstration. their demands. good morning. kumasi: let's start with a check of the forecast withdrew. drew: good morning. thick fog, the north bay is a problem spot. zoom into street level live doppler 7 showing you about a mile and half from petaluma to santa rosa and we do expect these numbers to stay or get worse over the next hour or so as the fog thickens in the valleys of the north bay communities. we keep our eyes on this but currently that is the only problem spot when it comes to dense fog erie we are in the

40's with that fog, over the santa rosa, 49, certainly a chill in the north bay, mid 50's to upper 50's around the bay shorelines. take the jacket with you. maybe two layers this morning because the cloud cover is thick's morning and it will take time to burn off again. the morning will feel quite cool. here is how your day shapes. son is about 7:17. we will see the fog slowly retreating is the morning marches on. bright skies away from the coast, breezy, and temperatures at or below average over the weekend, temperatures go well below average. i will show you numbers in about eight minutes. kumasi: thank you. today minds two months since thousands of mental health workers went on strike. with no end in sight, they plan a large demonstration later this morning. lena helen joining us from walnut creek, the medical center, and what is going on today? >> mental health therapists from this location in walnut creek and others from across the state

have missed out on two full months without a paycheck. into month three of what they're calling the longest mental health strike in u.s. history. this strike first started in the middle of august as around 2000 workers pushed kaiser to increase staffing and improve access to care. but the union representing health care workers says this anniversary comes as negotiations this week have still failed to produce an agreement. claiming patients are routinely waiting six to eight weeks between therapy sessions that should be weekly. they are asking for more hours week to respond to patient emails and voicemails, compile those from appointments, follow-up with social service agencies, and develop treatment plans. that will -- that lack of that time has caused many therapists to leave kaiser, meaning patients have even longer wait for therapy appointments. some therapists have returned back to work in this two-month span out of financial necessity

and kaiser thanks the nearly two thirds of workers for putting their patients first. in a statement on the website, kaiser added the union bargaining's demands will dramatically reduce access to mental health care for our members. in the meeting, the union evening knowledged their proposals will reduce the number of mental health care appointments. that is why workers are bringing their concerns to the headquarters of kaiser for a demonstration in oakland starting at 11:00, bringing patients, elected officials, and other allies with them. we will be there and will let you know what happens. live in walnut creek. reggie: thank you. we are waking up to the reality of another mass shooting in america, this time in raleigh, north carolina. jobina is at the live best tracking the investigation and this is the second time this week we have been confronted by deadly violence. jobina: yes, five people were killed last night on a trail near a golf course in raleigh. one of the victims is an

off-duty police officer but authorities have not formally identified any victims. the suspect was found several hours later inside of a home and taken into custody. police have not released many details about the suspect but abc news learned the suspect is a 15-year-old white male. north carolina's governor spoke about this last night. >> terror has reached our doorstep. a nightmare of every community has come to raleigh. jobina: the shooting in north carolina came a day after state troopers in bristol, connecticut were ambushed. two troopers died and a third injured, reportedly lured to the home with a 911 call cleaning domestic violence. when officers arrived, the gunman was outside of the house with an ar-15 and started shooting. that gunman in bristol was killed in the shootout. police say the same man was approached earlier in the night at a bar or disorderly conduct. reggie: this morning, san jose police are investigating another deadly crash.

officers responded to a residential neighborhood on sajak and lundy before 7:30 last night. they say the pedestrian who appears to be an elderly woman was hit by a car and died. the driver is cooperating. this is the 15th traffic data san jose this year and 28th that involved a pedestrian. the east bay freeway entrance is back open this morning after a truck you see here lost its trailer. you can see it ended on its side, blocking the ramp. this happened around 945 time last night in haworth at the entrance of highwood 92 near industrial boulevard. no one was hurt. kumasi: dozens of crockett residents are demanding to know more about the feller present across the city. -- foul odor across the city. it was a public meeting to address the situation at the city's wastewater treatment plant. they recently detected elevated levels of hydrogen sulfide coming from the plane causing the air around the city to smell like sewage.

the sugar factory rose a treatment facility and there's no evidence elevated levels of hydrogen sulfide are making anyone sick. it cnh says repairs have been done to fix the smell but the odor could linger for at least another week. reggie: abc7news is committed to building a better bay area by keeping an eye on our health. we are learning about a nationwide shortage of a popular drug used to treat adhd. tim johns explains what is causing adderall to be in such a short supply. >> i've had to call multiple pharmacies and they will talk to me. >> for weeks, millions of americans have been finding difficulty filling their prescriptions for immediate release adderall >> it's like a feeling when you first wake up in the morning you can't quite think. it is like the all day long without it. >> the red squares mean it is not available. >> adderall exist to be let medication often prescribed to treat treatments like adhd and narcolepsy. the shortage recognized by the food drug and ministration wednesday. the problem, according to

officials, has multiple causes. those being issues with supply chains and labor shortages on top of a spike in demand following the pandemic. in a statement, the largest manufacturer of adderall in the u.s. said "the supply we are manufacturing and us are beating now is on pace to be consistent or greater than our supply at this time last year by the end of this year. the shortage is also noticeable -- year." the shortages also noticeable in the bay area where pediatricians impact -- save it impacts their patients lives. >> they could impact their day, there self in school, their ability to get organized and home. > if you cannot find a policy -- pharmacy to fill the prescription, it's possible to talk about other factors -- other options. >> it takes a long time to find the right medicine for the child. or adolescence.

to change it really is something we have to tread lightly on. >> in san francisco, tim johns, abc7news. kumasi: former secretary of state hillary clinton is calling for californians to and -- in trying abortion rights and our constitution. she was in san francisco to discuss reproductive rights and participated in a discussion about proposition one, on the voters ballot. >> california, you get delivered a ballot. then goodness you do but it does no good if people do not open it up and actually fill it out so there has to be more energy, more visibility, and excitement about the opportunity to vote. kumasi: abortions have been legal in california for many years, so the amendment would mostly be symbolic but it comes at a time when other states are limiting and in some cases eliminating abortion access. there are seven statewide propositions to vote on and we

published an explanation for each of them on our abc7news bay area app for your connected devices, roku apple -- rocket tv, apple tv, and others. you can find any of the props at any time. drew: the south bay, cloudy skies, another morning where the marine layer is welcoming us to greet the day. visibility, we are tracking issues in the north bay, napa, santa rosa, petaluma, problem spots this morning. reduced visibility along the elsewhere, doing ok, even though we have overcast skies. live doppler 7 alongside lie, talking about this pattern all week. it is not budging at all, basically a blocking pattern. nothing is moving in that is why this area of low pressure, near southern california, has been influencing our weather all week long. you have the rainy mornings, cooler than average afternoons.

this does not break down until early next week's of the weekend also will be below average temperatures. future weather, hour-by-hour, a lot of fog at 9:00 a.m., slow to warm. even at new we are tracking patchy fog around the bay shoreline. i guess today, temperatures at or below average for this time of year. 63 in the city, 68 oakland, a cool day in the east bay but it is bright. 76 san jose, 73 palo alto, 79 napa. the three day forecast shows even cooler weather over the weekend, saturday, the brighter of the two days, sunday will at increasing clouds, everybody basically in the 60's and low 70's 70's by sunday afternoon. let's get you to with jobina. jobina: good morning. happy friday. we have had pretty much the same story to start our commutes. it is the earthquake retro work happening that will slow you down if you have trips through the trans band tells 615 time this morning. expect about a 20 minute delay both directions. chp is reporting a stall at the

richmond-san rafael bridge traveling in the westbound direction. working to push it out of the way now but it is not too busy there so should not have much of a problem. a live look in san jose as we show off 280, nice and light traffic throughout the south bay. our main slow spot is going to be tracy to dublin, 34 minutes drive time. everything else is looking good. reggie: thank you. cash robbery and killing in the east bay. what we are learning about the incident and wipe police say this was calculated. kumasi: best national parks for california destinations that you must add to your must visit list. list. reggie: why life is busy. so, come to shell and get three things done at once. first, fill up with shell v-power nitro+ to help keep your engine running like new. nice! then save up with the fuel rewards program and never pay full price for gas again. oh wow! and, finally, snack up to save even more at the pump. that's great!

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reggie: we are learning more details about a cash robbery filling up an armored car. the suspect, who has been arrested, is a former coworker of the victim. here is j.r. stone. >> 60-year-old john mendez was a military veteran described as having an infectious personality

by his family on this gofundme page was shot and killed working as an armored truck security guard last month on kaiser hospital's in san leandro him. his truck was also robbed. >> the gross lack of respect for humidity and this guy died doing his job for probably a few thousand dollars. >> thursday, police confirmed the suspected gunman was behind bars and will face a murder charge. as for how the arrest was made, investigators received information from the security company that bay had previously worked for them. in fact he worked with the victim for five days and was familiar with the route. that's according to court documents that also say bay and another man were terminated for stealing money from the company. with the help of surveillance video, phone records, and the

fbi, police tracked bay to his home in oakland through an associate of his that he was believed to have been with during the killing and robbery. court documents show he was in possession of a gold 2004 porsche from the security guarded -- guard company stated to officials that it was suspicious bay had a security and cell phone after money was stolen during this robbery and homicide. a search warrant was served in oakland. a short time later, police say bay gave a full confession. during the search, detectives located evidence inside of his residence they say was used during the robbery. former san jose police investigator and security consultant michael ettinger. >> you are looking at potentially two or three people involved in this. they took a humans life for no valid reason whatsoever. >> this case has links to san

leandro, oakland, and vacaville. police are seeking additional suspects, accomplices, and witnesses, and the former officer said credit should be given to the san leandro police department forgetting that confession and getting it quickly. j.r. stone, abc7news. kumasi: starting today, the national park service will take action to protect all 11 of california's giant sequoia groves from wildfire. rangers will thin vegetation around the grove by hand and then use small prescribed burns to get rid of dead trees and other debris. this will take place in sequoia and national parks in the central larry -- central valley. up to 19% of the giant sequoia's were killed by wide fire in the past two years. just up the road, yosemite has been named the best national park in america. pace magazine put out the ranking this week saying the iconic glacier point at the park had the best view in all of america.

other california parks on the list, redwood national park in humble county came out at -- came in at number seven, sequoia, 12, valley and southern california was 18. reggie: first they did a trash bag and now valencia is back with lay's potato chip pouches. the bag debuted during paris fashion week this month and the tone has been transformed into a leather clutch styled in four flavors including original, salt and vinegar, lime, and flaming hot. [laughter] lay's posted photos of the bags on social media and some fans saying the flaming hot that is so -- is out many locations. the selling price is $1800. drew: the trash bag was like thousands. the salt and vinegar, the blue bag. kumasi: y'all cannot start, stop talking about food early in the morning. i know my tummy is already rumbling larry: saw and vinegar

-- rumbling. salt and vinegar? drew: firing on all cylinders. what's next? we did trash, -- they did trash, then ships, maybe cereal? reggie: that could be good. drew: that could be fun. french fries? reggie: like a mcdonald's bag? drew: happy meal and a balenciaga bag. two grand. too cute. [laughter] good morning. let's go me -- let's go outside. and sold out by the time i get in line. bay bridge, low clouds this morning, we have our marine layer with us, that will be a beautiful day out there. and we will find the fog will linger for much of the morning. we will keep our eyes on that. as we take a look at the fork as headlines, morning dense fog out

there, sunnier but breezier in the afternoon, the weekend is certainly going to be cooler, show you those numbers in a moment. tracking that fog, looking at quarter-mile visibility. the fog will ebb and flow in the north bay but that is where our problems but is this morning. we keep our eyes on that. highs in the microclimate, in the south bay, matter air quality, sunshine, 70's, 80's to the afternoon, we had to the peninsula. cloudy and cool along the coast, brighter away from the coast, mainly sonny's -- mainly 70's. we take a look at downtown today and we find tempera aroesitly sy skies. toward the north bay, 70's and 80's this afternoon. the east bay will be in the 60's and 70's and later on today, low 80's, feeling nice. overnight, we do it once again. marine layer expands, we will have this pattern to the weekend, nothing really changes until next week area i will show

you the accurate seven-day forecast, we will find a nice weekend. saturday is the brighter of the two days, increasing clouds a sunday, temperatures average, than we warm up next week and we find brighter skies by the middle part of next weekend. kumasi: thank you. coming up, the seven things to know. reggie: meet the siblings having fun with halloween's scariest characters. kumasi: and a live look

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care. reggie: the second largest mega millions jackpot is up for grabs tonight. prizes go to an estimated $494 million in the drawing is 8:00 p.m. drew: looking at morning fog, the son, certainly cooler, below-average with saturday and sunday. saturday, additional files to the sky. jobina: number six, it looks like this [indiscernible] we have a fog advisory for the golden gate bridge but aside from that, traffic is clear. kumasi: google is about to start testing its new 3d chat booth in the real world. you can think of it like vr but no headset. the system, called project starlight, uses 3d imagery, cameras, sensors, and a special display to create an image of people on both sides. reggie: in today's gma first look, an exclusive interview with the wife and mother of tyler skaggs who died of a drug overdose in 2019 this comes

days after the man who prescribed the drugs was sent to prison. >> in this morning's gma first look, and exclusive -- >> i loved him so much. we had a love that was so special. >> the wife and mother of former major league baseball picture tyler skaggs speaking out about his fatal overdose in 2019. >> he loved life. he did not want to die. >> an autopsy report revealing tyler choked to death on his vomit. he had a dangerous culmination of fentanyl, oxycodone, and alcohol in his system," on tuesday, eric k, a former munication's director for the los angeles angels, was sentenced to 22 years in federal persian for providing tyler with the drugs that led to his death. >> there's a lot of people who died from fentanyl overdoses. fentanyl does not discriminate. what happened to tyler can happen to anyone. >> we will have more of this interview at 7:00 and with your gma first look, i am rhiannon allie.

kumasi: sony announced its releasing over-the-counter hearing aids. they star $1000 and pair with an app so you can adjust the settings like a volume control. earlier this year, the fda approved over-the-counter hearing aids for the first time. these can go on sale starting this month. reggie: if you work from home and started wanted -- and wanted to change your scenery, you may be in luck. the san francisco bay ferry wants to make their boat your remote office. five lucky winners will get free all day tickets. in exchange, you document your journey cruising around your bay on social media. to answer, sec out -- check out there website. so they give you more work. kumasi: that's a lot. do you think we could do the show from the ferry? reggie: do we have to post about it? kumasi: we stream, that's enough. [laughter] reggie: got it. kumasi: horror movies and the character in them -- characters in them are scary to most kids without these ones. 60 dominic and his eight-year-old sister are hooked

on horror. they love dressing up like iconic characters, penny wise, the clown, freddy, jason, ghost face from screen, then they try to scare each other. mom says michael myers and halloween has become a hit in their family. they even have a weekly screening of his movies. reggie: want? kumasi: that's what they like. reggie: they are six and there watching halloween? kumasi: that's what they like. ♪ reggie: new affordable housing in silicon valley, where the apartments will be built in the coming years. kumasi: the warriors getting ready for tonight. draymond green is excited to be back. back. reggie: first a liv

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solutions, this is abc7news. reggie: now it 5:30, a new twist in the elon musk twitter saga. why he is now facing a federal investigation. >> the fallout from what will be likely the final january 6 hearing. i am jay o'brien in washington. the never before and seen video and surprising conclusion to the hearing. that's coming up. kumasi: phoenicia bakery a creating a life-sized edible display and it is something customers say you need. [laughter] reggie: so we will get punny today. kumasi: good morning. happy friday, october the 14th. reggie: let's start with meteorologist drew tuma. drew: let's look at visibility, we have issues. yesterday we had a better morning where we did not have dense fog. it's different this morning. certainly socked in a bit. we have .1 -- 1.25 mile visibility, napa at .5 mile. we will likely keep the fog, at

least for the next two to three hours before the sun comes up and helps makes out this fog from our atmosphere. quite cool north bay, 40's and 50's, basically mid-50's around the bay shoreline. take the light jacket with you, maybe a couple extra layers, you will need them because the sun takes its time coming out. a live look at walnut creek, overcast skies, marine layer is expanding, and linda's well, so it is pretty expensive. it's going to take his time to bring sunshine. fog retreats as we march through the morning. the afternoon coast is cloudy, away from the coast a lot of sunshine. temperatures at or slightly below average and cooler weather for the weekend. i will say that in eight minutes. reggie: the committee investigating the january 6 insurrection voted to subpoena former president trump. they want him to answer questions about his actions that, under oath, -- they want him to answer questions under oath as they really stunning new video from that day. here is jay o'brien with that video and what is next in the investigation. jay: this morning, the fallout

from the finale of what is expected to be the last venue your a six hearing. >> we have got to get [indiscernible] jay: the committee playing never before seen footage of lawmakers, including house became -- house speaker nancy pelosi and chuck schumer scrambling to respond as rioters breached the capital. >> they're putting on their tour gas masks. jay: the group, leaders like mitch mcconnell and john thune, there as well. the video shot by pelosi's daughter, a film maker. >> can you get the maryland national guard to come as well? >> the seems part of a larger case the committee made arguing former president donald trump was the central player in a plot to overturn this on 220 election , showing evidence that if he lost, trump planned as early as july to claim the election was stolen. a lie that motivated a mob of trump supporters to attack the capital. the committee also showing the secret service had ample warning about threats of violence on

january 6 from groups like the proud boys, receiving a temp 10 days away -- cap 10 days before and making the case that trump could've called off the mob, showing how riders reacted to his eventual message to leave the capital hours after it was breached. >> he says go home. >> the panel concluding by issuing a subpoena for donald trump to testify under oath. >> we are obligated to seek answers directly from the man who set this all in motion. and every american is entitled to those answers. so we can act now to protect our republic. jay: overnight on his social media platform, he said he would respond to the january 6 committee this morning. he did not directly say if you would address the subpoena. jay o'brien, abc news, washington. kumasi: former president trump was promising response -- a

response by 5:00 a.m. jobina: we did knock it a statement but we did get a hint of what the former president things. he sows did -- posted up series of articles one titled trump is right. there is not an official update on this time regarding the genuine select committee proceedings. however, one of the other articles had a headline that said "trump loves the idea of testifying before january 6 committee." we will keep watching this development and know if we get an official response and if it is released. reggie: today, kaiser mental health employs across the bay area will converge in oakland outside of kaiser's corporate headquarters. workers are marking 60 days since the start of their strike. we now land is live in walnut creek with more. lena. >> mental health therapist here from kaiser in walnut creek and from across the state are now going into the third month of

being on strike. with no end in sight, they are now heading to kaiser's headquarters in oakland at 11:00 this morning for a demonstration to mark this anniversary. this strike originally started in the middle of august justice 2000 workers walked off the job pushing kaiser to increase staffing and approve access to care for the union representing these health-care workers say this comes as negotiations this we have still failed to produce an agreement, claiming patients are routinely waiting six to eight weeks between therapy sessions that should be weekly. they're asking for more hours per week to do things like respond to patient voicemails, compile notes, and develop treatment plans. the lac theimes cse my e kaisers have a even longer waits for therapy appointments. kaiser says they have extended all they can without jeopardizing the care they bring to patients. in a statement posted on their

website, kaiser added unfortunately the union has to -- has decided to stay with a scorched earth approach. the stunt is a cynical effort to exploit real pain in our community to try to influence the bargaining discussions. the union tells me we will not be seeing every worker on the picket lines as nearly two thirds have already gone back to work out financial necessity. live in walnut creek, lena highlands, abc7news. reggie: more stress for local parents this week. police are investigating tomorrow oaks threats, this time against gilroy schools. these were bomb threats sending messages to gilroy and crystal for high schools. investigators and bomb sniffing dogs checked out both and no exposes were found. students families were notified on wednesday, six other bay area schools responded with bay area threats. kumasi: friends and classmates held vigil to remember eli monta

oka. his death is heading the bay area community very hard. elon studied ministry and was a mentor. no arrests have been made in the shooting. reggie: we are all feeling the impact of inflation and the big question is what more will the government do to try to stop it? we told you yesterday morning inflation was up 8.2% compared to last september. the cost of rent, groceries, and health insurance all up. one bright spot, gas prices. but those are on the rise again due to temporary refinery closures. president biden wait in at southern california yesterday. pres. biden: the biggest problem is the world's challenge, global inflation. and the pandemic and putin's unconscionable invasion of ukraine. reggie: to try to slow down inflation and bring down prices,

the federal reserve is likely to raise interest rates again by .75% next month. kumasi: the first 100% affording housing unit coming off of the el camino rent -- real. the median household income in los altos is around $240,000 per year. this new five-story 90 unit building will be available for those earning 32 -- 30% to 80% of the area income. construction is expected with leases available for 2025. reggie: elon musk is under federal investigation under his -- over his deal to buy twitter. twitter's filing did not specify what conduct officials are investigating but a separate filing accused him of failing to provide communications to the securities and exchange commission and federal trade commission. is also ongoing litigation over whether muska can walk away from

the deal. kumasi: under the sea, unveiling the official poster for the upcoming little mermaid film. reggie: pregame cardi, what you can expect at today's home opener. first a check on the weather. drew: we take you to fs so where we have overcast skies and areas of dense fog. in the north bay, where keeping an eye on. early on, certainly so not a little bit and add the extra distance to the kern front you until the fog lifts later on this money. we take a look at the hour by hour forecast and you can see by 9:00 a.m. the gray condor on your screen across much of the region showing fog is pre-much with us. through 9:00 a.m., by noon, patchy fog, certainly cloudy over the city, increasing sunshine away from the coast and

like yesterday, today, temperatures at or slightly below average for this time of the year. only 63 in the city with partly sunny skies. 83 in santa rosa, morning fog to afternoon sunshine, 68 oakland, 76 and sunny in san jose after morning cloud cover, 82 is the high and conquer. the three day forecast into the weekend, temperatures continue to dip. we will have the money fog giving way to sunshine, sunday we add additional cloud cover as we see a weak system moved by to the south adding cloud cover to our sky. 60's and low 70's. you will feel the cooler than average afternoon sunday. talking when he ran for potentially over the next 10 days, likely showers in southern california this week but outside, a chance of coastal drizzle in northern california. we remain dry for the next 10 days. that's weather, let's get a check of traffic. jobina: happy friday. it is a true friday when it comes to traffic out there. our busy bridge will be the san mateo bridge, especially for those traveling in the west one direction on 92. things are moving, same thing in emeryville, traffic is moving, no blocking issues.

as we bring you 80, headlights traveling westbound for your reference. we do still have nice drive times per much across-the-board. walnut creek to dublin, 30 minutes, san jose -- santa rosa to -- the biggest note is what is in place all week long, the alert for the earthquake retrofit work they are doing on the transbay tube so all trains in both directions are going to face a 20 minute delay until

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statement that the findings find runny died from drowning and was not the victim without play. the body of the 16-year-old was found in a reservoir in august after the teenager disappeared. a volunteer search group found her body after a search of dive teams lasting more than two weeks. she was last seen alive at a party full of hundreds of youth and a campground in tahoe national force and it is unclear what led up to the drowning. the california highway patrol is investigating how she ended up in the water. reggie: thank you. we have a special spotlight on the south bay high school senior , a 17 year old and her mother escaped ukraine only months ago and are now living in san jose. amanda del castillo introduces us to the teenager now balancing highs go and a war i can home. >> a quintessential high school experience for student athletes. senior night at mount pleasant

high school in san jose, thursday's ceremony marked the last home game seniors will ever play or cheer and for 17-year-old victoria, it is a memory she never anticipated making. >> because she saw little movies and she saw the rituals like in america you do so she is really happy, she is really like it and it gives her power after what you enter. amanda: victoria's aunt assisted with translation, saying the teenager and her mother arrived in ukraine and made but victoria's father remains overseas. in san jose, the teenager has immersed herself in schoolwork and cheerleading, a sport that is not offered back home. even finding enjoyment in simple american customs. >> lockers, this is something big because we don't have that in ukraine at all.

lockers is something she saw in the movie again. >> but unlike the movies, victoria's experience is real and it is bittersweet. the teenager navigating what seems to be a whole new world while her country is at world -- at war. >> from one side she is happy she's here and sometimes she feels guilty she is here and some people stay there like her dad that -- but she understands her dad know she is happy and saving can enjoy life. amanda: from san jose, victoria cheering on those at home. >> saying szabo craney, this is like our saying like be safe. amanda: in san jose, amanda del castillo, abc7news. kumasi: stamper university engineers are celebrating a breakthrough in robotics and it could put extra pep in your step. video unersieahers ope troublwag. u feel up to 30 pounds lighter.

a uses a motor to help boost you as you take each step. users were able to walk 9% faster while using 17% less energy. the boots are still a work in progress. researchers are hoping they can create other models that focus on improving balance and reducing joint pain. reggie: today's the final preseason game for the warriors and draymond green is expected to play. green returned to practice yesterday after taking time away from the team and he was fine but not suspended for hunching his teammate during a scuffle at practice last week. >> we had our conversations about what we needed to do moving forward and we will do that. we're not going to continue to hold onto the past. doesn't mean people don't have feelings towards what happened or a situation. reggie: greene is also expected to take part in ring night, tuesday at chase center. kumasi: also tonight, the san jose sharks open the season at sap center. the team hosts opening night

festivities including a teal carpet for player arrivals. a free pregame party starts at 3:30 this afternoon and there's live music, a beer booall fans'l get a sharks fanny pack and tickets are still available. san jose is taking on the carolina hurricanes starting at 7:30 tonight. reggie: this money, and new look at the upcoming disney film a little mermaid. kumasi: if you have not seen, here is a look at the teaser trailer. >> ♪ part of that world ♪ kumasi: disney released the official poster now for the film . allie bailey plays ariel. she also shared the poster writing words cannot describe how immensely honored i feel to play the mermaid of my dreams. the new movie will feature songs as well as the -- as well as some from the 1989 animated classic. is this rely for?

reggie: it really is. i remember when that was in the movie theater. kumasi: little mermaid hits theaters in 2023. this is the parent company of abc 7. i'm ready. reggie: i'm ready too. my mind is mom because i never really studied the lyrics under the sea. a lot of them go bike fast -- by fast. it is the most complicated and fascinating wordplay for a song that is mostly aimed at children. under the sea, under the sea, when the sardine begin the begin , it is news to me. that is zidansek a foxtrot. howard ashman. that was the howard ashman movie. i yes. [laughter] put it in.

kumasi: [imitates melody for under the sea] drew: i bet that sound tracked will get streamed a lot. reggie: i don't know who is putting sebastian p how do i not know that? drew: they haven't said it. reggie: they haven't said it? drew: i don't think so. i think we would have known from you had that happen if someone was like the voice actor of sebastian. reggie: i'm doing a deep dive while you do the forecast. drew: let's take a look outside, the shark tank showing you cloudy skies this morning, good morning, san jose, waking up to gray skies. great skies, drizzle, rinse and repeat forecast from the past week happening again this morning. sunnier this afternoon and this weekend, breezy, cooler conditions, temperatures below average. keeping our eyes on the north bay the probable spot, down to half mile in napa. 40's and 50's in the cool spots in the north bay, mid to upper 50's around the bay shoreline, get used to these temperatures.

we will hang here at least through 9:00 a.m., not exciting any warm up to happen because of the overcast skies. that sunshine will be hard-pressed to come to the cloud cover first thing this morning so we will find afternoon sunshine and temperatures in the 70's and 80's in the south bay. modern air quality there, along the peninsula, write a verse -- brighter for half moon bay. downtown today, 63, cool in the city, low 60's close to the coast, into the north bay, sunshine, good air quality, 70's and 80's, the coastline from the data beta stinson, low 60's. into the east bay, 60's and low 70's, similar to yesterday in terms of temperatures. good air quality inland, low to mid 80's with sunny skies. overnight, the marine layer thickens again, coastal drizzle areas of dense fog dropping into the 40's and 50's. here's the accurate a forecast, we find us on the afternoon both today and tomorrow, writer skies starting on sunday, then

additional cloud cover in the afternoon, temperatures below average. before we warm up a bit for later parts of next week. reggie: drew got our answer, sebastian played by oakland zone davida diggs from hamilton. that will be really good. i'm excited about that. ok. new a 6:00, the two grocery chains sent to marge, why this could impact a future trip to safeway. kumasi: and get ready for a party. there is a new skating rink opening up this weekend. reggie:

kumasi: a new electronic music event gets underway in san francisco today called the breakaway music festival. organizers say it is dedicated to music, art, and technology. the lineup includes griffin,

eight louis the child, mid wilds, set the sky, and tyco. it runs today and tomorrow at the civic auditorium, two day general admission ticket start at 189 tickets and you can get a single day ticket for $109. reggie: you may want to lace up your skates. kumasi: there's a new skating rink coming to san francisco tomorrow. we should call it san fran disco . can we? reggie: people are particular. all that is the name so i hope they don't get too upset. there's an outdoor pop up ring. but people do, don't they? reggie: they do. kumasi: it will be at folsom plaza next to the main library. it is a city funded rank and powered by solar energy complete. they are having a ribbon-cutting ceremony tomorrow and it will be open wednesdays through sundays until the end of the year. reggie: that sounds fun. kumasi: this is so fine, than there will be skating lessons available. reggie: i can even tell you the last time i bought skates. kumasi: so we are going?

reggie: if i fall, it is fine, right? kumasi: if you fall down, ilya back up. reggie: thank you. kumasi: an iconic scene from star wars brought to life. reggie: it's something you need to see. [laughter] take a look. one bakery created this edible life-size art out of bread. they call it pan solo. based on the scene of han solo from the empire strikes back. the owners used without east which is more sugar to keep it shaped longer and it is all part of the downtown scarecrow contest. ok. kumasi: [indiscernible] reggie: i'm not sure how those two things go together. you can vote on your favorite until the competition and's october 23. kumasi: who else is competing? now i'm intrigued.

reggie: just to be clear, this is not a scarecrow. kumasi: that's why we need to see the other entries. but this is really good. drew: that is really good. have you ever tried baked bread? reggie: i thought you said have you ever tried to bake bread. drew: have you ever tried bed? -- bread? [laughter] back in march 2020 when we thought we were offered two weeks, we tried it, just to make a loaf was not easy. kumasi: i never did that. drew: you know the sourdough starters? reggie: no. drew: it was not easy. the exploratorium camera, because out there. we have this cool, cloudy pattern ahead. let's go hour-by-hour and show you what is happening today. because with us through the morning, that continuing through lunchtime for a lot of us near the coast. away from the coast, the sunshine. temperatures close if not below average so we will keep that cool october tried to going for another day.

60's and 70's around the bay shoreline, increasing sunshine this afternoon. a little warmer inland would not excessively hot by any means. the low 80's and the warm spots away from the coast later on today. reggie: thank you. kumasi: next, how many people moved to san francisco over the last few years and how many people may be on the way out in the future. reggie: gas is going to cost you little less this morning. how much prices are down overnight. kumasi: plus the surprising find inside of a bunch of pumpkins. reggie: it was not a good surprise. a live look outside at 5:57, be right back.

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7news. >> workers at the biggest health company are marking to months of striking. the demand is a response from kaiser and an event planned for today. >> amassed left over after a car turns over. whether or not this could impact your morning commute. >> recently discovered levi that is older than evie -- any living person. question morning. >> oh much to get to. >> hello, drew. >> $20,000 on sale. let's go outside. here's a look of visibility. were watching the north bay closely. that is really at problems. were down a mile, so the