>> 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 valley and the north bay are impacted

by clouds this morning. were keeping an eye on that is the morning goes on. the 50's and our cool spots did mid and upper 50's around the bay shoreline. get used to these numbers. they are not going to change on the nine or 10 a.m. hour until we get sunshine out here later on. that is with the warming process will be. low clouds over the exploratorium. we'll have a bright day away from the coast. certainly, the weekend on the way. we'll show you that in a couple of minutes. >> thank you. two months since mental health workers went on strike. with no end in straight, -- insight, there plenty demonstrate an. we are joined from walnut creek medical center. what is going on? >> it walnut creek, there are several's -- several people who have gone without paychecks. now going into month three of what they are calling the longest mental health strike in u.s. history. the strike started in the middle

of august has around 2000 workers pushed to increase staffing and improve access to care, but the union representing health care workers says this milestone comes as negotiations have still failed to produce an agreement. they claim patients are routinely waiting six to eight weeks between sessions that should be weekly. they are asking for more hours per week to respond to patient e lackme there are evenes, and longer waits for therapy appointments. in a statement on their website, etg er saidio amatically reduce access to mental health care for our members. in the meeting, they even acknowledged that their proposals will reduce the number of mental health care appointments. that is why workers are bringing their concerns to kaiser's headquarters for a demonstration in oakland, starting at 11:00 read they are bringing patients,

elected officials, and other allies with them. the union tells me we won't see every mental health therapist out on the picket line. nearly two thirds of them have already gone back to work out a financial necessity. live it walnut creek. abc7news. >> thank you. we are walking up to the reality of another mass shooting in america. this time in raleigh, north carolina. our live desk is tracking that investigation. this is the second time this is happened. this is the second time has made headlines. >> that is the perfect way to describe it. it is all devastating and it is happening too much. it is happening again in north carolina. this time, it killed five people. a shooting on a trail near a golf course. one of the victims is an off-duty police officer, but authorities have not identified any of the victims. a suspect was found several hours later in a home nearby. they were taken into custody. police have notabout the suspecs

has confirmed the suspect is a 15-year-old white male. the north carolina governor spoke about this. >> terror has reached our doorstep. the nightmare of every community has come to raleigh. >> this shooting game just a day after another major shooting. it made headlines. state troopers were ambushed, and two troopers died. a third was injured. they were lured to the home of an eye one call while claiming to mystic violence. when officers arrived, they were outside of the home with an ar-15, and they started shooting. that gunman was killed. police say the same man was approached the same night at a bar for disorderly conduct. >> thank you. police say a man has confessed to killing an armored truck guard. the 60-year-old was shot and

killed while working at the campus last month. his truck was robbed. court documents show a suspect had worked and was familiar with the route. >> the lack of respect for humanity and this guy died doing this job. it was probably for a few thousand dollars. she was arrested. it is more than just coming forward. >> the freeway is open after a truck lost his trailer. it blocks around. nobody was hurt. san jose police are investigating another deadly crash. officers responded to a residential neighborhood on sajak and lundy avenue just

before 730 last night. they say the pedestrian who appears to be an older woman was hit by a car and died. police see the drivers cooperating. this is the 53rd traffic death in san jose this year. it is the 28 that involved a pedestrian. >> dozens of residents are demanding to know more about a foul odor. as a meeting to address the situation at the wastewater treatment plant. coming from the plant, which is e wa. thr ctyuns a treatment facility. no evidee athe t -- ed vels will make athey say that repairs havn done to fix what is cause, but it could linger for another week. >> hillary clinton is calling for californians to enshrine abortion-rights into our constitution. she was in san francisco to discuss reproductive rights, and

she participated in a discussion about profit, which is on november's ballot. next you get the ballot. and thank goodness you do, but it does no good if people don't open it out. so, there has to be or energy, more visibility, and excitement about the opportunity to vote. >> abortions have been legal in california for many years. this would be mostly symbolic, but it comes at a time when others are limiting, and in some cases a limiting -- illuminating abortion access. there are seven statewide proposition to vote on, and there is a next nation for one on the abc bay area streaming app. it is available for roku, apple tv, or amazon fire. you can get that and check out the california election 2022 section to find any of the prop pipe rob breakdowns anytime.

>> still ahead, how i national adderall shortages impacting the mental health of patients in the bay area. >> then a surprise. border patrol agent's found this inside a pumpkin. >> look at visibility. thick fog in the north bay. napa's sore spot. a half mile visibility. we keep a lot of cloud cover through 10 a.m.. later on, sunshine away from the coast. below average temperatures. we will

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>> they tried it but it didn't work. they tried it. a border patrol official found nearly $400,000 of math hidden inside of pumpkins. they were in an suv from mexico. the meth weight 44 pounds, and

the driver was taken into custody. so far, customs and border protection have seized 161,000 pounds of meth. what? >> outside, we have gray skies. everyone is reporting overcast skies this morning. clouds are slowly breaking down for afternoon sunshine. you can see temperatures are very similar today. like we were yesterday. 60's and 70's are on the shoreline. low 80's in the warmest spots, away from the coast. here is the forecast, including the weekend. saturday is the brighter of the two days. additional cloud cover sunday to finish off the we can print for low average with breeze. only 60's in low 70's to finish of the weekend on sunday afternoon. let's talk about rainfall. we will get some showers here in southern california, but tomorrow and sunday, outside of the chance of a little bit of

coastal drizzle, we do remain pretty dry. that is weather. let's check traffic. >> good morning. hello. we are starting with a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it does look like lights might have come on. they haven't updated the log, but i will check in on that because some of those cars are stopped. here's a look at oakland. the headlights are traveling southbound. no problems in that area. drive times for the most part are not too bad, especially in tracy and dublin. antioch and concord, 21. here are some issues on the road. we want to start here on the line between richmond and el cerrito before carlsen boulevard. there is a stall stole think -- slowing you down, and there is a crash in oakland. 580 beaver golf link road, we have four cars involved in the crash, and another one reported on westbound 80 at grand. an overturned vehicle, there. >> coming up, a just named among the countries best, and the

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>> we are learning more about a drug shortage that is impacting our families. there is a nationwide shortage of adderall that is being used to treat adhd and narcolepsy. the drug has been in short supply for weeks, and local doctors tell abc7news that their patients are healing the impact. >> it can affect days, focuses, success in school. the ability to get organized and prepared for the day, and at home. >> health officials say that if you can find a pharmacy to fill the prescription, you should contact your doctor. there are old turn it of medications and other

manufacturers report finding a better supply. >> starring today, the national park service will protect all 11 of the giant sequoia groves and wildfires. weight -- rangers bend vegetation by hand, and get rid of dead trees and other debris. this will take place in sequoia and kings canyon national park, near the central valley. according to the park service, 19% of the giant sequoia's were killed by wildfires in the past two years. just up the road, yosemite has been named to the best national park in america. pace magazine put out the ranking, saying that the parks iconic glacier point has the best view in all of america. other parks in the include redwood national park at number seven, and sequoia number 12. as valley in southern california was 18. ask if you're headed to the gas station, a little bit of relief. gas prices dropped five cents overnight, so they are averaging six dollars $.15 a gallon. that is way up compared to one

month ago. it is down from last week. gas prices are also down five cents from yesterday, however we are still paying way above the average $6.33. nationally, the prices dropped to $3.90. >> if you work from home, and you want a change in scenery, you might be in luck. this may be for you. the san francisco bay theory was to make their boat here remote office for a day. five winners will get tickets, but in exchange, you must document your journey on social media. to enter, go to san francisco bay fairy.com. >> a vintage clothing dealer nabbed deal. >> levi's for $76,000. but it's not just any parent genes. look at them. the levi's are believed to be from the 1880's. they were found in an old mineshaft in new mexico. they are one of the oldest known

pairs from the gold rush era. they feature suspender buttons and the iconic levi strauss patch. that is cool. >> the fact they cap that patches iconic. >> that is so cool. wonder why they got the cell like this? i'm going to preserve these things for history. >> $72,000. >> will be cool thick within the headquarters. >> just walking through the studio with jeans. put them somewhere. >> respect them. >> somebody worked in those jeans. >> someone made those jeans. >> why did they leave them behind? >>'s are the questions we need to know. what happened? >> there was a canary in a coal mine. >> not me. it won't be me. i'm out. >> i heard that canary. >> i have pants on.

i'm out of here. >> drop drawers and drug. leave. >> that's what i'm telling myself. >> drop your drawers and run. it is more aerodynamic. >> got a go. out we go. where mineshaft getting trapped. >> it can't be me. outside, we have a live look from a rooftop camera. a cloud cover is chopping off the tops of the bay bridge lights, so a lot of low clouds. close toll -- coastal drizzle with breeze and coolness for the -- weekend. fog in the north bay. napa reporting less than one mile visibility. it will stay that way until the next three hours, we have sunshine helping to mix out our atmosphere and clear out that fog. 40's and the coolest spot. mid upper 50's run the bay shoreline, and inland, get used

to these temperatures. we will burn off fog, and the sun will appear to warm us separate record climates in the south bay. sunshine with moderate air quality along the pencil. redwood city, 60's, quite cloudy. 63 or below average, and upper 50's are loath 60's for daly city. north bay will be brighter in the 70's and 80's. we'll see 60's and 70's later on in the east bay. 68, oakland, and inland, basically low 80's with sunshine and good air quality. overnight, the marine layer comes back it 40's and 50's coastal drizzle once again. here's the seven-day forecast. we are looking at the weekend. 70 is cooler and cloudier. temperatures well below average, and we will warm up next weekend. >> thank you. now we bring in ginger with look at what is happening on gma. >> good morning. as to be with you.

we are going to begin in raleigh north carolina. a mass shooting red elwyn lopez is there to tells about the five dead, 15-year-old suspect, and so much more. also, i reaction to the subpoena of president trump. new stunning footage played at the hearing. what is next? and we have an exclusive interview with the widow and the mother of a major-league start. how they plan to carry out his mission. we've got a big surprise for a deserving woman who gave so much to her community. we are celebrating hispanic heritage month and ed sheeran is here live in times square. he will saying right it's into the weekend. you don't want to miss it. what a sweetheart he is. it's been a while since we've had him, and he is just as good as i remember. >> we saw he is announcing a new tour, so i think he's doing a stadium tour. beyoncé is also doing a stadium tour. and the streets are saying, but not confirmed, rihanna may be

doing a stadium tour next year as well. >> take all my money. >> it would make sense with the super bowl announcement. ok. >> we are trying to plot out thomas money we will have left. >> you gotta get some side hustles and other budgets going. >> do you think that our boss has a constant budget? >> ok. i'm just going to sell raisin brand. >> i will buy from you. >> is what i hear. kellogg's, and going to need some help. thank you. >> will see you at 7 a.m.. have a great weekend. we'll b

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visibility. let's go hour-by-hour to plan out. some sunshine beginning to be cap. around lunchtime, it'll start to break down. with afternoon temperatures, it'll be cool on the coast. 50's and 60's, and low 80's away from the coast. as we head towards the state graphic, we see it is comfortable across the state. 60's and 70's close to the coast, and 80's and 90's in our warmest spots. especially when it's fresh right from the farm. during a recent trip to hawaii, mike met with a well-known chef on malley to try some find -- farm to table recipes. it was made possible by hawaiian airlines, escaping to paradise. but nonstop flights from oakland san francisco and san jose. >> hawaiian fair. fresh, flavorful, fantastic.

and there's no shortage of fabulous food on malley. we met up with an award-winning chef at pomona farms to indulge in his creations. >> nice seeing you. >> we've got a beautiful rain today. >> i like the rain. when think of hawaii, we think of rainbows. you can't have rainbows without rain. >> you can't have crops without water. we started off with making a cake similar to all of oil, but using magnet oil instead. showcasing some local ingredients. we also have a turkish coffee. chocolate pearls, as well. these are some marigold shoots. cheers. thank you for this wonderful dish. let's eat.out that? have some ly

grown here. it's been simmered in stock, and chilled impressed overnight. we will see her at and crisp it nicely. green beam puréed. some beautiful carrots and p shoots. >> everything we are looking at came from there. >> this is a sauce made from honey. we have peace shoots, radishes, and being freeways. that is phenomenal. we'll see if it comes with a night. of course it does. cheers. while. so good. >> i learned so much today about farm to table cuisine. i'll definitely be back for more of this cooking, rain or shine. >> thank you. i sure appreciated. rest of luck. >> thank you so much.

>> not my belly growling. delicious food. you can see more of that delicious dish at abc7news.com/ friday. >> that's interesting. that's not usually the cuisine you associate with white. he's going in a different route. good for him. i get fish. >> is good. >> fresh fish. it came out of the ocean. we'll talk about that. i saw that movie. next, grocery store mergers. two chains set to combine the second-biggest grocery conglomerate. >>, people are leaving the bay area having a think about it? a live look outside. it is 6:28 a.m..

>> building a better bay area,

moving forward, finding solution. this is abc. >> the president sounds off after being subpoenaed by the january 6 committee. a message from president trump posted on social media overnight. >> we now know the cause of death for the teen who had gone missing your lake tahoe earlier two months ago. >> and a remarkable comeback story for one football player. he scored the winning touchdown even though some were not even sure if you would play. >> happy friday. >> lessee with the weekend weather looks like. >> it is cooler out there, especially toward saturday and sunday. we will find fog in the north bay, and we will keep our eye on that. napa is at the worst with a half mile. clouds are with us. 40's and the coolest spots. mid and upper 50's around the load -- low cloud cover. a live look at the exploratory camera with a gray star sunrise,

with 45 it is. as the morning goes on, later this afternoon, it is bright away from the coast, and temperatures are below average, but cooler weather on the weekend. we'll show you that in nine minutes. >> and investigation voted to subpoena president trump. they want him to answer questions about his actions undergrowth red they released on a new video from the day. here's abc7news jay o'brien with the video and what is next in the investigation. ask -- >> the stunning fallout from the last january 6 hearing. the committee playing never before seen footage of lawmakers, including house speaker nancy pelosi, and senate democratic leader chuck schumer, scrambling to respond as writers reach the capital. >> tear gas masks. >> bipartisan leaders like mitch mcconnell and john thune there as well.

video shot by policy's daughter, filmmaker. >> when you get to the national guard, the scenes part of a larger case the committee made, arguing president trump was the central player in a plot to overturn the election. evidence that if he lost, he would plan as early as july to claim the election was stolen. ally that motivated a mob of trump supporters to attack the capital. the committee also showed secret service had ample warning about threats of violence on january 6 from groups like the proud boys receiving a tip 10 days before. making the case, trump could have called off he mob at any time, showing how writers reacted to the message to leave the capital after it was first preached -- breached. the panel concluded by issuing a's subpoenaed to testify undergrowth. >> we are obligated to seek

answers directly from the man who set this emotion. every american is entitled to answers. we can react now to protect the public. >> president trump said he would respond to the committee this morning. he did not directly say if he would address the subpoena. abc news, washington. >> president trump promised a response at 5 a.m.. we are tracking apart from the live debts. >> thank you. we did not get a statement, but we did get a hand of what the president asked. he posted a serious of articles to truth social. one of them was titled trump is right. there doesn't seem to be an update at this time on his stance regarding the january 6 proceedings, however, one of the articles had a headline that said trump loves the idea of testifying before the committee.

we will let you know about the response. >> classmates held a vigil to remember a 29-year-old. he was killed in a shooting. his death is hitting the community hard. he was studying ministry at the ministry in san wenzel. >> more stress this week. police are investigating two more hoax threats. this time against gilroy schools. the bomb threats were sent through messages to both gilroy and christopher high schools. investigators and bomb sniffing dogs checked out both schools had no explosives found. students and families were notified about situations. on wednesday, six other bay area schools were swatted with fake shooting threats. it is unclear if there was any connection. >> this morning, new details about a truckee teen.

gloria rodriguez details on this. >> good morning. this death has been ruled an accident. the sheriff's office says that the pathologist findings revealed he died from drowning. a volunteer search group after a search involving teens lasting more than the week. he was last seen in early august, it with a party of hundreds of youth and a campground tahoe. it is unclear what led up to this drowning. the highway patrol is investigating how she ended up in the water. >> thank. a parkland school shooter will be sentenced to life in prison without parole. a jury recommended this, rather than the death penalty. he pled guilty at the high

school in 2018. the victims believe crews should have received death. >> this ruling was yet another gut punch for so many of us. it was a devastating loss for our loved ones on those tragic valentine's day's. at hat high school. the monster that killed them gets to live another day. >> the jury had to come to a unanimous decision, in order to recommend that it three jurors say they believe crews is mentally ill. >> a man accused of killing four people, including an eight-year-old girl, pleaded not guilty. she appeared in court to face many charges, including counsel murder. relatives of the victims say that they used to work in a trucking company until they parted ways. he will be back in court in december. his brother is also facing charges in connection with this.

a private funeral is set for tomorrow. >> housing to taxes to groceries. san francisco comes with some steep cost of living. a census survey shows that 7.6% of residents are considering moving to another city. the american housing survey shows the top of the list for leaving. as followed by seattle. it is kind of surprising -- dallas. >> dowse -- housing is high here. many of them move to states like texas. sometimes it's housing comes -- sometimes it is state taxes. >> one friend moved to denver, another to austin. >> more people moved for a quality-of-life reason, and because a dollar can go farther elsewhere. the real estate agent has median prices over $1 million. when they leave, it takes a longer. of time to sell her house. >> the first 100% affordable

housing unit, coming off of el camino. it will provide relief for those living in the bay area. household income in los alto is $240,000 a year. the 90 unit building will be available for those earning 80% of the area's median income. construction is expected for 2024 and elise will be available in 2025. >> how much you have to pay for a cheaper next click subscription. >> is take a look at the big board. the uric stock exchanges up i about 360 points. an update on the market, next. >> where the drop has gotten so bad, people are walking through dry rivers. don't forget, you can watch us for a whole extra hour. abc is life. it streams from seven to eight on abc 7 bay area. you can download now from our phone, or, some or entering tv.

>> let's take to the camera. son getting up. beautiful sky. a lot of low clouds. great start for most of us. hour-by-hour and future weather, this contour on your screen is all of our marine layers, still hanging tough with us at 9:00 and by noon, fog breaking down the coast trip patchy fog around the bay shoreline. later on, clouds will stay right along the coastline. we'll get sunshine from the coast, and a wide range of temperatures again. at or below average for this time of year. 63 in the city and 68 with afternoon sunshine, and 76 in san jose. 83 in santa rosa. 77 high vallejo. a three day forecast shows they will keep morning fog with additional cloud cover on sunday. temperatures below average in the 60's and 70's. rainfall the next 10 days, and tomorrow and sunday, outside of

coastal drizzle, pretty dry northern california. that's weather. let's get a check on traffic great >> thank you. hello. new information coming in right now in oakland. they are shutting down the westbound 580. writer the avenue. due to an avenue fire, there is a true check this out. we're learning more about this in that spot, singing oakland. in foothill boulevard, another crash that turned into a rollover situation. these are down, and lights came on at the toll project. we have another crash on westbound 80 before 580. really messy in the east bay we will pop up with a look at san jose, showing off t

>> welcome back. the final preseason game for the warriors. draymond green is expected to play. he took some time away from the team after this. he was not suspended for punching jordan poole during a scuffle last week. >> we had conversations about what to do, and we will do that. were not going to hold on to the past. it doesn't mean people don't have feelings towards what happened or a situation. >> expected to take part on tuesday. the team is hosting opening festivities, including player arrival. a pregame party starts at 330 with live music and a booth with the proceeds benefiting the foundation.

all fans will get a shark fanny pack, and tickets are available. san jose is taking on the hurricanes at 730 tonight. here remarkable comeback story on thursday night football. a rookie running back in the fourth quarter. this is the first career touchdown. robinson got shot in the leg during a carjacking twice. this happened in august in d.c.. washington one 12 to seven. >> for your morning reports, those of the largest grocery chains. they will buy albertsons in the $24.6 billion deal. with the second largest chain behind walmart. it will be a safe way to be owned by albertsons. regulators much approve that deal.

prices are going down, but nothing is free. netflix unveiled a basic add tear. the new option will cost 699, and it will have commercials. four to five minutes. it will launch november 3. here's a look at the stock exchange. trading is getting underway, and we are up 126 points. >> were feeling the impact of inflation, and the impact is what will the government do to stop it. it is a .2%. compared to last september, the cost of rent and groceries or even health insurance is up it there is one bright spot. gas prices, but those are on the rise again because of temporary closures. fighting weight in during the visit to southern california. >> the biggest problem is the world challenge.

global inflation. the unconscionable invasion of ukraine. >> they are bringing down prices. the reserve is going to raise interest rates again by three quarters of a percent next month it >> most of the u.s. is in a drought. some areas, the drought is really obvious. this was taken in the mississippi river. water level is so low that people are able to walk across the middle of it. the illinois, ohio, missouri rivers are also critically low. 133 million americans now live in drought areas. >> stanford university engineers are celebrating a breakthrough in robotics. it could put pep in your step. this is video from the university where researchers have developed skeleton boots for people who find hard to walk. the footwear can make you feel 30 pounds lighter, and it uses a motor to help boost you as you

take each step. users were able to walk 9% faster while using 17% less energy. they are still a work in progress. researchers hope they can focus on creating other models that improve balance and reduce joint pain. >> an adorable moment caught on camera. a girl as her aunt massages her head. here it is. >> what is it? >> it feels good. it looks like someone is putting a hanger on your head, but she likes it. her mother says she is a smiley baby. they have not tried it, but. i think she likes it. >> it is a weird sensation. it is very nice. >> what is it called?

i tried it and kiosk once. that's right try to. >> did also have one of those machines you get like a coffin or a water massager? >> no. i know you're talking about. >> in the middle of the mall, getting this weird coffin water experience. >> you can see your head and feet are sticking up. you get in and the water like back-and-forth. >> you don't get wet. it's jet sitting i don't know what it is. a water blanket. >> you have keith bleach. >> you can do that. and someone is walking by with that. >> and chasing you with moisturizer. you needed. >> what a mall experience. >> i love it. >> there's a sale at american eagle. oh man. >> your friend works there. >> their job is to spray cologne.

that is their job. >> they are homecoming king. >> what are they doing now? in. it is cringe to peak in high school. >> outside, here's the east bay hill camera. we are gray out there with a lot of loud cover. morning fog and dense and spots. it is sunny all week. we know what to expect it here is the visibility map. our worst spot is three quarters of a mile in visibility right now. temperatures are in the 40's. a light layer. get used to these numbers. they will hang here through 9:00 or 10:00 because of the fog made it will warming process it microclimate with sunshine. 70's and 80's with moderate air quality. 70's on the board, but 60's along the coast. downtown, 63. upper 50's and lower 60's. close to the ocean, north a, a lot of sunshine. 70's and 80's in san rafael, and 80 in calistoga. the east bay morning clouds tour

sunny skies, and 68 in oakland. 71 in fremont with moderate air quality. lots of sunshine for this time of year. a marine layer will thicken, and coastal drizzle with areas of dense fog did temperatures in 40's and 50's. here is the seven-day forecast and we will find the weekend brighter. cloud cover to the forecast. below average temperatures. for the back half of the we can, we warm up into next week. >> we have a special spotlight on the south bay high school senior. a 17-year-old escape ukraine just months ago. they are now living in san jose. the reporter introduces us to 18 injured -- bouncing high school back on. >> a high school experience for student athletes. >> senior night at mount pleasant high school. the ceremony marks theast ho

game seniors will ever play or cheer. anci>> she saw a lot of movies d rituals in america. she is really happy. she is really giving power after what she went through. >> her aunt was assisted with translation, explaining the teen and her mother arrived in ukraine in may. after the russian invasion. however, the father was not allowed to leave and remains overseas. in san jose, she has immersed herself in schoolwork and cheerleading, which is not offered back on. she even finds enjoyment in simple american customs. >> this is something big because we don't have that in ukraine at all, and it is something she saw in movie.

>> unlike movies, her experience israel. it is bittersweet. they are navigating what seems to be a whole new world. for countries still at war. >> from one side, she is happy she is here, and she feels guilty that she is here, and some people stay there, but she >> fria i on osate iscaif hiisng afe.>> i am at abc7news. >> we have some breaking news from the east bay we want to share with you this morning. there is a really large fire that is burning and oak. here is a map to show you it. very close to lake mira and interstate 580. it is near the theater. our reporter got there.

were going to check in to see what's going on. >> right now, we are seeing a huge response from firefighters. almost a complete lock. just those with firefighters. we want to step out of the shot to show you what we are seeing. just as we got on the scene, we saw one person being transported , being pulled away and a ambulance, and we are seeing several firefighters. we are still working to get a lot more information about what is going on out here. with most up-to-date nowfe sndou confusion, and thise happens just before 7:00. we get ray to leave for the day,

but it quite a few people. it doesn't impact anything your 580, and this is just off the highway. that is good information, but we know this is a four alarm fire. there are rescues. we have seen one person taken away in ambulance. were working to get more information. we get that, we will bring that to you. life, see news. >> is a question. i'm not seeing flames or smoke-free it is on the other said the building? i didn't hear you. i can tell you that four alarm fire just means quite a few more resources here on scene. >> i was asking about the smoke and flames. were not seeing it in the shop. that's the good news. it could mean firefighters have

gone this fire out. in the inner part of this building, i am not facing the street. i just arrived on scene ms. ago, so i have not seen those flames yet. that's kind of our perspective right now. >> will talk you again in our next hour. seven at seven. >> up

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good morning, america. for our viewers in the west we wake up this friday to another mass shooting in america. breaking overnight, deadly rampage in north carolina. >> we have an officer down. we have an officer down. >> five people killed including an off-duty police officer after a five-hour manhunt, a shooter now in custody. we're live on the scene in raleigh. former president trump subpoenaed. the january 6th committee voting to have him answer questions under oath about his actions surrounding the capitol riot as the committee shows stunning new video from that day. >> we have got to get the proceedings done. >> lawmakers on the phone with trump administration officials pleading for help. what comes next in the investigation. brace yourself. inflation