saving kids from nicotine addiction. vote yes on 31. announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> an accused to serial killer off the streets in stockton. how one woman's story helped capture him. reggie: a welcome change today for those hard of hearing. hearing aids over-the-counter now. the less-expensive option available. >> a whale of a surprise. regg:h! --ught and it does not look like that boat is that big. reggie: the whales do not mind getting close. that seems like a new thing. we can do this, i think. i got it.

[laughter] don't worry, i won't hurt you. that's funny. good morning. >> we want to start with a check on the forecast. drew: cooler start to the day and a lot of us waking up to the 40's. fog right now pretty limited to the north bay where santa rosa is. three quarters of a mile but these temperatures, it is one of the coolest starts in quite some time. 48 palo alto, 44 santa rosa, 48 vallejo. live look from the exploratorium skycam showing clear conditions. partly cloudy and temperatures belowhe0's and warm wther on the way, coming up. kumasi: the man accused in a serial killer investigation in stockton is expected to make his first court appearance tomorrow. police believe he was looking for a new victim when he was taken into custody. jobina: 43-year-old wesley

brownlee is waking up in the san joaquin county jail. investigators say he is connected to six homicides, five in stockton and one in oakland. there is also one woman who survived an attack. most of the victims were hispanic men. early saturday morning, police got a break in the case when they spotted brownlee driving through stockton. they say he was dressed in black, had amassed around his neck and armed with a gun. officials say reaching out to the community helped catch brownlee in the end. >> we were doing 200 to 500 tips a day to mine that for a nugget of gold, if you will. we just needed a little bit and then we could put the rest of the dots together. jobina: they said ballistics tests and surveillance video link to the crimes. the dr. police chief says brownlee has a criminal history. they are trying to figure out a motive for the killings. reggie: the only known survivor of the serial killer is now telling her story and it is

compelling. natasha spoke with a media outlet about the shooting. she says she was unhoused at the time of the incident last spring. she was standing next to the train tracks when she saw a gun pointed at her. the gunman shot her 10 times in the upper part of her body. she had to crawl away from the scene, calling for help, not knowing where the suspect went. >> it was a burning. you are wet all over, you don't know why. every time i moved my legs, i was getting wetter and wetter. i was dying. reggie: even though this happened last year, she says as she does -- as soon as she saw descriptions of brownlee, she knew that was the guy. kumasi: one focus of building a better bay area is your help. doctors are warning of new covid variants as kids are now

eligible to get the booster. lena howland joining us where those boosters could be available as soon as today. lena: that's right. officials in san jose are still waiting on that vaccine supply to arrive, possibly as early as today at the santa clara county fairgrounds. this is where kids ages five to 11 will get there covid booster shots. the fda just approved emergency use of this vaccine for this age group last week. but this comes as two new variants are causing concern. bq-1 and bq-1.1 could cause a winter surge. according to the cdc, they were not detected in the u.s. until a month ago and each rose quickly to make up 5.7% of cases across the country. in the u.k., infections from bq-

1.1 have been doubling since mid-september, leading to a rise in hospitalizations. that's why officials say it is most important to get your boosters now. in san jose, appointment's available online at s ccfreevax.org. check with your local health care provider in pharmacy as well. in santa clara county, only 11% of those eligible have received this booster shot. lena howland, abc 7 news. reggie: thank you. happening today, the next step in the effort to win a new trial. a judge will question adam rosen dorf, who expressed regrets about his testimony after the trial was over. this decision will come in two weeks. if no new trial is granted, homes will be sentenced november 18. she was charged on four counts of fraud. kumasi: in contra costa county,

a fire contained over the summer has started to burn again. the marsh fires started smoldering last month. officials say this is not uncommon behavior for peat fires and it is not an emergency. it burned over 500 acres, caused for air quality and caused people to evacuate. contra costa health services is monitoring the air quality and conditions are good. reggie: if you are headed to the gas station, you're in for a pleasant sight. the average is down $.27. in san francisco, the average is $6.26. that is a quarter cheaper than last week. nationally, prices are about $3.89. kumasi: still ahead, why you need to keep any letter from the irs. reggie: a whale breaches right in front of a boat, sending fish flying in the air.

the surprise reaction from the fishermen nearby. drew: looking to the golden gate bridge where we are fog free as the cruise ship goes underneath the bridge. partly day. temperatures below average. warmer weather moves in ove

[shouts] kumasi: look at this stunning moment caught on video. a whale breaching next to a fishing boat off the coast of new jersey. it even knocked the boat back. this happened last week as a father and son were out on a fishing trip. the son says his dad was not phased. in fact, you can see that

fishing pole is still in the water because, oh, he was still holding onto the fish. i don't know about that. reggie: i would be stressed. [laughter] let's look at the 24 hour temperature change. drew: we are 16 degrees cooler in oakland and napa, 11 degrees in san jose. waking up to the 40's in the coolest cities. later on today we are seeing a partly cloudy sky. temperatures in the 60's and 70's. 70 san mateo, oakland, 68 in the city, 76 santa rosa, 77 concord. across the state is pretty comfortable. a love 70's and 80's. 82 fresno, 92 in palm springs. here is the three day forecast. partly cloudy skies and warmer weather moves in tuesday. by wednesday it is almost summer-like. into the 80's around the

shoreline, 90's in the warmest spots inland. let's get a traffic check with jobina. jobina: we want to start with a major alert underway. this is a crash involving a drunk driver. it is on southbound 680 at pleasanton road. speeds around six miles per hour in a seven mile backup. it is really tight. we do not have an estimated time as to when that will reopen. up to concord is around 30 minutes. definitely slowing. metering lights are on at the toll plaza and traffic is backed up to the base of the maze. live look in san jose. 101 is nice and clear. kumasi: still to come, over-the-counter hearing aids available today. how much money people could save. and we are talking about checking bags on airplanes and how people are saying you're not

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kumasi: happening today, millions of americans will be able to buy hearing aids over-the-counter. clay rodriguez is joining us live with what you need to know -- gloria rodriguez is joining us live for what you need to know. gloria: millions of americans with mild to moderate hearing loss will not be able to buy hearing aids over-the-counter. walgreens, cvs, walmart and best buy are among the retailers selling hearing aids or already doing so. the fda says this will slash

costs by $3000 a pair. before, the cost between $4000 and $5,000 and required a trip to an audiologist. >> are they right for me? what should i do? there is no reason why someone would still want to see the doctor, but you are not constrained by having to pay several thousand on prescription hearing aids. gloria: medical experts say untreated hearing loss can increase the risk of social isolation and depression in the elderly. some cities suggest poor hearing can give tribute to falls. this is a big deal because, until now, only 1/5 of americans over 70 were able to comfortably afford hearing aids. i looked at the prices and prices at walmart are starting at $199. that is a big difference. reggie: that is more like it. thank you. for a third straight election,

california voters are being asked to decide on a measure to regulate dialysis clinics across the state. prop 29 would amend the health code to require these clinics have a licensed medical professional on-site during treatment. or in some cases, virtual during treatment. it would also establish other requirements on clinics. it is almost identical to the 2020 measure the failed. opponents of the bill say it will drastically reduce the number of dialysis clinics in the state, leaving people without lifesaving care. you will you voting on seven propositions and we published an explanation for each one on the abc 7 streaming app. it is a billable for roku, amazon tv. kumasi: fema opened a disaster recovery center in st. john's county in florida.

damage from the storm took a heavy toll on the community. more than 600 homes got damaged and there is $38 million in damage. that does not include millions more to repair the infrastructure. fema says it is available to help those that lost everything. reggie: if you get a letter from the irs this week, it might be a good thing. they are rolling out to millions of people who may be missing out on covid related tax benefits. over 9 million americans have not yet taken advantage of temporary tax credits that congress approved last year. that includes the child tax credit and earned income tax credit. if you get a letter, you have until november 17 to file. kumasi: another disappointing game for the 49ers. they were down six defensive starters for yesterday's game. it fell behind 14-0 before they tied it up. but the falcons scored before the half and never looked back.

the 49ers lost the game 28-14. >> putting up zero points in the second half is not us. got to get back to the drawing board and our style of football and i think the rest will take care of itself. we cannot put out the performance like this today. >> we have a standard that we play at and we played at a high level. 100% effort on every play. i don't know if we gave that today. >> it does suck, but at some point you have to adjust and guys have got to be ready to go no matter the situation. we have to find ways to win regardless of the circumstances. kumasi: the 49ers are now 3-3 on the year. they will play the chiefs at levi's stadium sunday night. reggie: it may be mid-october but it feels like winter and parts of the country. here is michigan. thanks to the ironwood chamber of commerce, they are expecting up to six inches of snow. drew: absolutely not.

that same cold air is moving south. atlanta wednesday morning could dip below freezing. reggie: really? drew: you know in the south when it is 50. kumasi: seven-day. -- 70. drew: when the east is cold, we typically warm up. warmer weather coming our way. this morning we are dealing with cool temperatures in the 40's and 50's. we are clear from the exploratorium sky camera. patchy fog in the north bay. cool start for many. partly cloudy skies and temperatures below average but warmer weather will move in. wednesday is the warmest. here is future weather. today is a partly cloudy day. throughout the afternoon we find that blend of sun and clouds and that continues overnight into tuesday. partly cloudy the next couple of days.

highs in the south bay in the 70's, good air quality. 71 the high in cupertino. 60's and 70's along the peninsula. downtown will get to 68, 66 daly city, the north bay a lot of 70's. 76 san rafael, 75 had a luma, 76 calistoga. upper 60's in the east bay and partly cloudy. 70 san leandro, 70 oakland, but 69 berkeley. inland mainly in the 70's. 77 concord, 7 san ramon8, 76 pittsburgh and antioch. overnight those clouds willhere is the accuweather 7 dy forecast. partly cloudy today and tomorrow but warmer weather moves into tuesday. summer-like 80's and 90's away from the coast but we will feel like fall once again for the weekend. morning fog and temperatures in

the 60's and 70's for the weekend. kumasi: now we are checking in with ginger zee. reggie: good morning. ginger: good morning. great to be with everybody. coming up, we will begin with the latest on the war in ukraine. new explosions in the heart of the capitol after kamikaze drones hit kyiv. nuclear training kicks off in nato. why some retailers could be doing away with free online returns, which i love for environmental reasons. what you can do to avoid the fees. bone marrow donation, exploring the advancements that make it not only easier to find a match but to be a donor. we are kicking off the five-day fall fest deals and steals and michael bootleg, plus, ralph much io. beat that. reggie: something you might not know is that i met ralph macchio

when i was a little kid because i auditioned to be in "karate kid 2." it was between me and this other kid and the other kid got it. kumasi: where is he? reggie: i mean, thank you. kumasi: i will go look. [laughter] i will do some digging because that is what i need to do. reggie: he could be doing something great. kumasi: he could be. not as great as you. reggie: no. i am sure ralph is still thinking about that audition. [laughter] ginger, we will see you later. what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi?

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drew: it is chilly outside. oakland dipped into the 40's the past couple of minutes. 47 right now, 44 santa rosa and it is one of the coolest starts

we have seen in several weeks. 48 san ramon and half moon bay. they have your jacket needed. it is a partly cloudy sky. warmer weather moves and tomorrow and wednesday. wednesday is the warmest day we have this week. kumasi: one of the nation's top zoos is closing several exhibits because of a bird flu outbreak. two the pelicans died at the omaha zoo and tested positive. as a precaution, the zoo closed several exhibits and it will be closed for at least 10 days. no other birds have shown symptoms. omaha is w one of many that closed and moved aviaries inside to protect them from the bird flu, primarily spread by wild birds. reggie: mariachi bands are finding a new use. ♪

it is helping bring back memories in people living with alzheimer's. researchers say music can help trigger neurotransmitters the power memories, especially when combined with other types of therapy. family members of people being treated at this facility in mexico say they are seeing a difference. kumasi: that's cool. more and more of us are not checking bags when we fly. a survey last month found one in six travelers have their luggage lost or delayed. 41% of flyers say they are going to avoid checking bags in the future. here is the root of the issue. staffing shortages and high travel demand causes problems for your airlines. reggie: galloping under the influence? an unusual chasten southern california. winter police posted these to their facebook. an intoxicated person galloped through traffic and refused to be pulled over. the suspect was eventually arrested. the horse taken to the police department and given a lot of love from the employees.

kumasi: the horse looked irritated. reggie: i am sure it was. i did not do any of this. kumasi: get off of me. reggie: next, covid booster shots are almost here for children under the age of 12. the new variant health experts are watching. kumasi: toys "r" us is back. the locations open in the bay area. reggie: live look outside as we had to break. cotton candy.

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announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: kamikaze drones hit ukraine's capitol city. u.s. intelligence believes iran supplied the weapons. kumasi: looking back at one of the biggest earthquakes to hit the bay area. 33 since the loma prieta

earthquake. reggie: the boy band that could be prevented from performing for at least three years. kumasi: good morning. reggie: first, a check on the weather. drew: 40's this morning and visibility issues. quarter of a mile visibility in novato, and else were doing fine. oakland at 47 degrees right now, 44 santa rosa, 49 livermore. generally clear skies and here is the east bay hills camera showing you great visibility. only going into the 60's and 70's this afternoon. warmer weather moves in the next several days. we will talk about that, coming up. kumasi: developing news, ukraine's capitol is once again under attack. overnight as the russian mattila read -- military carried out drone strikes, some of these

were in the same place as bombed last week. jobina: russian drones hit near kyiv city center overnight, the same place a children's playground was hit last week. residents were urged to take shelter after a residential building was set on fire. 18 people were rescued from under a collapsed building. two people are waiting to be rescued. the ukrainian air force reports they destroyed over a dozen iranian made suicide drones flying over south and eastern ukraine. russia plans to hold its annual nuclear weapons exercise at the end of the month. nato also plans to hold nuclear drills at the same time. both a, as tensions are high with vladimir putin, threatening nuclear streisand's ukraine -- threatening nuclear strikes against ukraine. reggie: some of the youngest kids could be getting a covid

booster today after warnings of new variants. lena howland is live in san jose with what you need to know. lena: officials in san jose are waiting on that vaccine supply to arrive, possibly as early as today. at the santa clara county fairgrounds, this is were kids ages five to 11 will be able to get those boosters. the fda just approved emergency use of this vaccine for this age group blessed week. but this comes as two new variants are causing concern. bq-1 and bq-1.1 could cause a winter surge. they were not detected in the u.s. until a month ago and each rose quickly to make up 5.7% of cases across the country last week alone. in the u.k., infections from bq0-1.1 have been doubling

weekly since mid-september, leading to a rise in hospitalizations. officials say it is more important to get your boosters right now. in san jose, appointments are available online. folks are also encouraged to check in with their local health care provider or their pharmacy. in santa clara county, only 11% of those eligible to receive this vaccine have done so so far. lena howland, abc 7 news. kumasi: today marks 33 years since the loma prieta earthquake. the 6.9 earthquake rocked the bay area and other parts of northern california. a commemoration will be held this afternoon. the marina monument committee will be hosting the sapphire station 35 along the embarcadero.

5:04 p.m. is when it will start. reggie: zoe lofgren is announcing millions of dollars in funding for local projects. this comes from congress and will go toward fighting climate change. san jose's among the three organizations presenting a check. kumasi: a wake will be held for the two brothers killed earlier this month. both were killed after a shooting at a birthday party in oakland. two were also injured. it will be held at the mission funeral home in hayward and organizers are asking everyone to wear white masks. reggie: a north bay man in critical condition after being shot by sonoma county sheriff's deputies in sonoma. the man was terrorizing people in the sonoma plaza area saturday night. they say the man smashed windows at a business, tried to break the window of a passing limo and waved a gun around.

investigators say he fired a shot at deputies and that is when they opened fire. >> as we were approaching the windows we heard pop, pop, pop. a bunch of gunfire, it did not seem real. i saw him rollover in the street and a lot of blood. it was like out of a movie. reggie: the man was shot a second time after running toward deputies following the initial shooting. he was taken into custody. the man has not been identified because deputies were involved in the shooting. the santa rosa police department is going to complete the investigation. kumasi: five people have been arrested for by alcohol for minors in menlo park. alcoholic beverage control agents made this arrest over the weekend. the goal is to reduce minors' access to alcohol. studies show underage drinking leads to higher rates of drunk driving crashes at a higher chance of criminal activity. those five people may be fined

$1000 and may have to do 24 hours of community service. reggie: former president donald trump is facing backlash after what he his condemning what he thinks is the jewish community. some people are calling his remarks anti-semitic. this comes as federal regulars opened investigations into his platform, truth social, over financial secured violations. a former executive said he was pressured to give milani --melania trump some of his shares. [crowd shouting] kumasi: this crowd pay tribute to the inmates that died in iran's prison over the weekend. at least eight people died from smoke inhalation and more than 60 were injured during that fire. many believe the death toll is

higher than being reported. hundreds of antigovernment protests arrested over the past month are being held at that compound. >> we think the only solution in iran is an overthrow of the government and establish of a democratic government. it takes time for revolutions to play out. kumasi: clashes with state security forces have spread throughout the country since the death of 22-year-old masa amani. she died in police custody. reggie: the first map showing the san francisco bay is being auctioned off to the highest bidder. the map is estimated to be worth up to $800,000. it dates back to 1770. it is the first map to depict the bay and spanish settlements in the region. the cartographer who created the peas was from the portal expedition. they said is the most important 18th-century map of california. coming up, the meteor shower you should be able to see in the bay

area later this week. kumasi: live look right now at the big board at the new york stock exchange. we are up 600 points. reggie: why bts is going to step aside from performing for three years. you can watch us for a whole extra hour. we are live every weekday from 7:00 to 8:00 a.m. on the bay area streaming app. download now for your phone, tablet, roku, amazon fire or android tv. drew: good morning, san jose. we are starting to see that sunrise. it is a cool start of not chili for a lot of us. the 20 hour temperature change telling that story nicely. 18 degrees cooler in novato, 60 degrees cooler in oakland. a lot of 40's on the board. is trough is influencing the cooler weather pattern. we will get high clouds moving

in from time to time. g hour-by-hour, 11:00 a.m. partly cloudy. later on this afternoon temperatures below average for this time of year. you are either in the 60's or 70's later on today. highs across the region, partly cloudy. 68 in the city, 73 san jose, 76 santa rosa. here is that warming trend. wednesday feeling almost summer-like. let's get a check on traffic with jobina. jobina: hi, everyone. we have a positive update to the sig alert. you will face residual delays because this backup was seven miles long due to a crash caused by a drunk driver on southbound 680. moving to the bay bridge, we have a crash in the eastbound

direction just past treasure island on the lower deck. it is in the counter commute direction. metering lights came on at 5:40 and we wrap up with a look at the richmond-san rafael bridge. speeds are under the limit in the westbound direction until the center of the bridge.

reggie: this is going to sound wild but it is true. a group of power rangers came to the rescue in the east bay. we are hearing from a woman who saw them help a person being attacked. dion lim has the story will only see on abc 7. dion: as if the site of a 1990's superhero team slinging drinks at a bar was not amazing enough, what happened in oakland friday night could be described as

morphin time. >> when something surprising breaks out, you are not sure if it is real. dion: she was dining at this restaurant when, as documented in viral tweets, a woman ran in seeking help. a man was choking her. when not just the pink power ranger but all of them jumped into action to de-escalate the situation. >> all of the servers/power rangers were moving toward the scene to help one another out. dion: she says the men even started using racial slurs. but then the spirit of community kicked in and customers started morphin too. >> patrons it getting involved in a way that was supportive in making sure everyone was safe. dion: as documented, the rangers piled onto the man and police showed up. oakland police detained the man, believing he was undergoing a mental health crisis, and transported him for medical attention.

ploy says what she witnessed was an example of that spirit and need to help others coming to life. >> thai people are very playful. we like to laugh. whether it is to create harmony or balance, that is our ethos. that is exactly how we approach something that could be scary or shocking or surprising. it is something within us that we turn to laughter and trying to piece keep. dion: while the costumes, which are an ode to the cocktails are only one on fridays, they are a reminder it is always morphin time here. may the power protect you. dion lim, abc 7 news. reggie: now all i want is ramen. we are hearing from jordan poole after draymond green punched him during practice two weeks ago. speaking to reporters, he said they quickly madonna. this after he signed an extension with the warriors

worth $140 million. poole says he is ready to chase more rings. >> really excited. great organization, great group. won and shipping ship too. it can be pretty crazy to leave a team that won a championship. more than excited to work hard not only for the organization but the fans. continue to keep trying to bring home rings. reggie: the warriors also signed andrew wiggins to a four year extension. there hoping the regular season opens well tomorrow against the lakers. now to a cookie war getting attention on social media. crumbl cookies is selling its competitors. they accused them of trademark infringement and claimed dirty

dough still recipes, training videos and trade secrets. both businesses deny the claims. >> our initial reaction to receiving this lawsuit was shock and frustration. >> the taste, the look, the feel of the cookie is as different as it is possible to get when you're talking about cookies. reggie: dirty dough put out commercials poking fun at the cookie giant. crumbl says all brands have the right to protect intellectual opportunity. the law looks at the possibility of confusion when people go to buy the cookies. if that is the way the cookie crumbles. now for your money report. more than 600 people will be laid off from meal kit company hello fresh. the company has decided to close its production facility in richmond before the end of the year. the lease for the facility was set to expire in 2023. workers unsuccessfully tried to unionize during the pandemic. hello fresh's market value has

dropped over 60% this year. just in time for the holidays, toys "r" us is back. the pop-up is in westfield valley over the weekend. the toy store filed for bankruptcy in 2017. now it has partnered with macy's to bring back the brand. macy's is hosting nine days of family activities and daily giveaways to celebrate the temporary return. live look at the new york stock exchange. you can see we are up about 585 points. kumasi: if you ever wondered what it was like to be in outer space, now you can get a glimpse. reporter gloria rodriguez is joining us with all of the details. it sounds pretty cool. gloria: they have made stops in other cities, like montreal and houston and seattle, and now it is at the pavilion in richmond.

>> the vast majority of people will never get to go to space and experience with the astronauts or luckier people get to experience. this is probably as close to the overview affect and being in space as the vast majority of people will be. we are quite proud to have people experience that. gloria: i talked to folks whether the experience. they seemed to love it. i had the chance to try to upper myself. you will be able to see some of that experience during the streaming newscast at 7:00. stay tuned. it really is a neat experience. they say you get a glimpse into the overview affect, which is when you can see planet earth from space. i saw it in 3d but it was really neat. we will show you more of that in the streaming newscast at 7:00. kumasi: thank you. here is a live look from the east bay hills. if you are a stargazer, there is a treat in store for you later today.

the o'ryan meteor shower peaks early friday morning in the bay from 1:00 to 3:00 a.m. it ranges in size from a golf ball to the size of a living room sofa. the meteors appear when the earth travels through the deberry of haley's, -- through the debris of haley's comet. ♪ reggie: janet jackson will perform a show with some new songs after she had to cancel the black diamond tour in 2020 because of the pandemic. the tour will also focus on the reissue of her 1997 album the velvet rope. she has not yet confirmed the tour. kapok band bts performed what is

likely the less concert for a few years as they serve out mandatory military duties under south korean law. the management company made the announcement this morning. this ends the debate over whether or not the members should get an artistic exemption. special exemptions have been made in the past for entertainers and athletes, but many south koreans find that unfair. the band says they look forward to touring again in 2025. kumasi: i am happy that janet -- reggie: i was going to say. [laughter] we are back to janet. kumasi: i am so excited. reggie: big fan. kumasi: i know. reggie: i was looking at velvet rope. let's talk about it. kumasi: my favorite is janet. reggie: agreed. but i do love velvet rope and i am dating myself, but i saw the concert in college. kumasi: so jealous. reggie: it was really good.

kumasi: so many good songs. we are going to see her this time. reggie: we are going to see her. drew: beyonce, rihanna. kumasi: that is enough. drew: that is a lot of concerts in one year. kumasi: when we go we have to go. reggie: kumasi is always trying to be in the front. drew: i have never. we should. kumasi: we deserve this. drew: which is the one we want to see the most? but the most effort into? who is logging on at 7:00 with the promo codes? kumasi: who has the amex credit card. drew: anybody want to help us out? reggie: did anybody help us out? drew: they sure did not. [laughter] what is it like, $926? great. it is chilly.

it is a cool start for many in the 40's and a lot of cities. partly cloudy skies, cooler than average and then it feels like summer by wednesday. little bit of a roller coaster ride when it comes to our afternoon highs. 47 in oakland, 40 six half moon bay, 47 san ramo, 45 santa rosa. sky conditions do not change the next few days. highs starting in the south bay good air quality and 73 san jose. 71 cupertino, along the peninsula 60's and 70's. 69 for south city and 70's for the north bay. the east bay 60's and 70's. 70 in oakland, 71 fremont, and inland in the upper 70's. 79 fairfield and 76 in antioch.

overnight tonight partly cloudy skies and temperatures in the 40's and 50's. here's the accuweather 7 day forecast. warmer weather moves and by wednesday. 80's and 90's away from the coast but back to autumn for the upcoming weekend. kumasi: san francisco residents welcomed back the 43rd annual street fair. there was so much to celebrate as the event returned from a pandemic pause. ♪ people came together enjoying live entertainment, dancing, rollerskating. this event had to be postponed from june but you can see it was back on. plenty of vendors filling the sidewalks of this historic event. barbie added the queen of rock 'n' roll to the women's series. reggie: tina turner and it is styled after her "what's love got to do with it?

" tour. she joins madam cj walker, jane goodall and laverne cox. she deserves this. kumasi: she does. reggie: an unusual red carpet dress has people talking. kumasi: emma coren, who you know as princess diana in "the crown," is turning heads. it looked like a goldfish in a plastic bag. she was promoting the new movie with harry styles. he did not appear at the red carpet event -- reggie: i really like it. kumasi: taking it to another level. reggie: this comment to me, is better. this is more interesting and fun. do you like it? kumasi: i would love to see it with movement. reggie: is the fish moving? kumasi: does it give that illusion? reggie: the movie they are

promoting is "my policeman." kumasi: i did not see that. reggie: looking forward to that. kumasi: where is harry? reggie: i don't know. i know where he is, on tour. someone threw a bottle at a sensitive region. isn't that rude? people need to stop doing that. kumasi: that happened? reggie: it just happened. coming up, the seven things you need to know and remind her that you can watch us on the abc 7 app. you can download it and start streaming. don't we like this?

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national university is here to support all your titles. national university. supporting the whole you. kumasi: if you're just joining us, here are the seven things to know this morning. an arrest is been made in the stockton serial killer case. the suspect, wesley brownlee, was taken into custody saturday morning. he is expected to make his first court appearance tomorrow. reggie: the wake will be held today for the two berkeley brothers killed in a shooting in oakland this month. it is from 1:00 to 9:00 at the

mission funeral home in hayward. no arrests have been made in that shooting. kumasi: new covid booster shots could be available for five to 11-year-olds as soon as today. this is health officials grow concerned about a winter surge with two new variants emerging. reggie: starting today, you can buy hearing aids over-the-counter without a prescription. this will make hearing aids available to many more americans who need them. drew: san jose and clear skies in the 40's. 60's and 70's later on this afternoon under partly cloudy skies. feeling like autumn but look what happens by midweek. we will see 80's and 90's return away from the coast. kumasi: bringing you a live look from the bay bridge toll plaza. jobina: the metering lights came on at 5:40. in the eastbound direction on the lower deck of the bridge we are following a crash. it does not appear to be causing a major slowdown but just a heads up.

kumasi: your dog can join the thanksgiving festivities because bush beer has this nonalcoholic dog brew. i cannot even. turkey, sweet potatoes, tomb rick and ginger. -- tumeric and ginger. jobina: that is a lot of flavor. reggie: could you stick with one profile please? jobina: that's what i'm saying. drew: my dog is always craving tumeric. [laughter] jobina: who are the taste testers? how did we get to this point? kumasi: because it is thanksgiving and you can just mix all the things on your plate. it's good. reggie: i just don't want to be the person to have to walk the dog after this. drew: then you need the pumpkin. jobina: the dogs might be asleep. they might just eat and fall asleep. drew: all the time. jobina: you going have to walk the dog for two days.

[laughter] ♪ ♪ good morning, america. for our viewers in the west, overnight, a new round of terror from vladimir putin. new explosions rock the heart of ukraine's capital. kamikaze drones strike kyiv. blasts all across the capital. emergency workers frantically search for survivors. this, as nato kicks off nuclear training exercises in europe, and vladimir putin raises the threat level with russia preparing for its own nuclear drills while pulling fighting-age men from the streets and their jobs to join the fight. a fatal fire erupting at a notorious prison in iran where hundreds of anti-government protesters are being held, as the demonstrations escalate and