♪ enormous announcer: building a bettey area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7 news. >> some people are warned their power could be shut off tomorrow. you're watching abc seven news at 11:00. let's get to spencer christian. the wind is causing power outages. spencer: yes. it has been at the root of many concerns. let's look at the wind at the surface. they are calmer, except along the coast, up to 28 miles per hour, 25 miles per hour. the greater concern is in the higher elevations. 37 miles per hour, 26 miles per

hour, 34 miles per hour. as we look at the wind forecast was strong, gusty overnight, diminishing a bit, but intensifying midday, before calm ing significantly. that will reduce fire concerns next week. i will have the forecast in a few minutes. dion: thank you. you can check the temperatures and get the latest forecast any time with the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app. it is all available in the weather on demand section for just download the app now for roku, apple tv, amazon fire, and google tv. new developments where investigators have removed the car found earlier this week buried in the backyard. when sky 7 flew over this afternoon, it was empty. as to what is inside the car, if anything, that remains a mystery. although cadaver dogs did get a

number of hits, the discovery has but the focus on one of the homes previous owners, who had a checkered past. the police are expected to provide an update on the investigation on monday. tonight, as respiratory illnesses rapidly rise among children, the president's top medical advisor is warning of a potential triple threat this winter. our news reporter explains how parents should be aware of the signs of sickness. reporter: 10 month old lila's cough is caused by the acute presbytery illness landing her in a connecticut er. rsv. and from connecticut to california, sick kids are crowding the hospitals across the nation, pumping this morning. >> you get into the flu season, you might have a convergence of three significant respiratory illnesses at one time in children, rsv, influenza, and of

course there is always the concern as we get into the winter about a surge of a new variant of covid-19. reporter: hospitals in 43 states including california telling abc news they are grappling with an early influx of the flu, rsv, and other respiratory illnesses. an infectious disease expert says the lifting of covid restrictions is one of several possible reasons for the rise. >> many kids have had covid, recently actually, and when you have had recent covid that may make your immune system more reactive if it sees another respiratory infection. that is unproven, but a possible hypothesis that some people have proposed. reporter: the cdc is reporting that age group most impacted by flulike illnesses or children under five. children like this one-year-old

in texas, who spent nearly a week in the er. >> it has been emotional. sleep has been lacking. hearing the alarm so not go off. reporter: warning signs of respiratory illness include faster labored breathing, flared nostrils, blue or discovered skin on the face, signaling the oxygen, and dehydration such as dry mouth or a decrease in wet diapers. symptoms that lila's mom picked up on right away. >> she had been lethargic for more than 24 hours, and was showing lots of signs of dehydration. dion: in the east bay, the fire department shared dramatic video of a rescue last night in newark. fire fires responded to a car crash in valentine drive, and they found one person trapped inside an overturned car. they were able to successfully

cut and extract of the person from the vehicle. in the north bay, a gun buyback event created a real traffic jam in santa rosa the drawing hundreds of people who swapped firearms for cash. some studies have question how effective buybacks are at prevent. abc7news reporter spoke with police about why they believe the buybacks to make a difference. >> i am amazed. i have been in line for an hour. reporter: the first ever gun buyback event in santa rosa drew a crowd, a traffic jam. cars and stretching more than a mile down fulton road. >> i think it is absolutely amazing and it surprises me that so many people to get -- people are getting rid of guns. >> she was parting with two guns. >> about $400. two guns, a pistol, rifle. reporter: no questions asked. they swap rifles and handguns for $200 and $300 for automatic

weapons and ghost guns with new serial numbers. >> you bring a gun was stolen or not we will take it and give you the cash. >> thank you for being here. if you could please make sure there is $200 cash in there. >> my father passed away 10 years ago, and this is a way we can get it out of the closet and give my mom the cash. >> 200, 300, 400. reporter: $75,000 was raised by the police foundation thank you many engagement department -- and community engagement department, but the cash was going fast. >> we have gone through $20,000 in the first half-hour. >> i feel like the money will help some people who need it. and also it is an opportunity to take guns out of homes where there might be young people. >> this year, we have already seen 10 homicides in santa rosa, six involving a firearm. reporter: despite the obvious popularity, some studies question how effective gun

buyback's art when it comes to stopping violent crime. the national bureau of economic research said fusing data from the national incident-based reporting system, we find no evidence that gun buyback programs reduce gun crime. >> at the end of the day, were not saying it will reduce all violent crime in santa rosa, but it may make that one difference in that one act of violence on the streets of santa rosa, and to me, that is a big win. reporter: 423 weapons were turned in, but the cash ran out and 100 people had to be turned away. dion: all of the guns collected today will be destroyed. over in the south bay, san jose is offering a financial incentive to a track experience police officers. the city is facing a shortage. the city council approved a hiring bonus of $10,000 for officers who come to san jose from another police department. it is allocated -- has allocated

$150,000 for the pilot program, enough or 15 officers. the shrinking police force has been the top issue in this year san jose mayoral race. in the north bay, a new piece of social justice art is now on display. take a look. this is the creation of the nonprofit youth in arts. it is called regeneration and is inspired by freedom of justice, and liberty. the three-panel design includes the names of those who have died by police violence, and has re-created something that was removed by the city, then they created it and spark confirmation while a man tried to wash it off or brandishing a gun. bay area residents took to the streets, protesting for the people of iraq. a march was held from united nations posit to bark darrell plaza in san francisco in

response to more than a month of violent clashes in iran between citizens and police. or than 140 iranians have been killed in those clashes. the conflict began after a 22-year-old woman died last month while in polshe was arresy improper wearing her hijab. we moved to a focus on education in our commitment to building a better bay area. the san francisco unified school district outputs enrollment season today. about 2000 families and kids under five years old came to a high school to learn more. representatives from the district 72 elementary schools answered parents questions. >> today, where having an enrollment fare for pre-k and kindergarten families, so all families of kids under five looking for school next year, we want them to come and look and check up the schools. dion: the community partners include the public library and parents for public schools.

they were on hand to let families know about the resources all across the city. in sonoma county, more than five years after the devastating tubs fire but there is some justice for homeowners who were scammed by construction companies. the owners of a construction company pleaded no contest to fraud. 39 families accused the husband and wife of taking her money for subpar work, or work that was not done at all. their daughter was also a defendant in pleaded no contest. all three are scheduled to be sentenced monday. ♪ coming up, a colorful we can for the indian community in the bay area. we take you to some of the the wally celebrations that took place today and explain the holidays meaning. and, little later, a court has put president biden student debt relief plan on hold. what does the future hold those

dion: you can watch gavin newsom and ryan dull right here on abc 7. it is the only governors debate before the november 8 election. it starts at 6:00 p.m. we will be streaming it on our website or you can view it through the abc 7 bay area connected tv app from available for download apple tv, entry tv, amazon fire tv, and roku. indian communities across the bay area celebrated the start of the wally today. the annual celebration of light festival was the first mass gathering for many since the pandemic. our abc seven news reporter has more on the story. ♪ reporter: the colors, outfits,

and the food. any across the bay area celebrated the festival of light in the hindu faith. >> we celebrate this festival together. it gives us the feeling of home, the thing of being at home. ♪ in newark, prayer, the offering of food, and in foster city. ♪ reporter: traditional indian dancing. many gathered across the bay area to celebrate one of the most important holidays for the indian culture. >> we try to bring a bitter bit of our culture and all the festivals we celebrated back home and tried to pass on the culture to not only our kids, but society and community at large. reporter: it goes on for five days and a celebrated based on the lunar hindu calendar and is meant to shed light on the darkness to bring about joy and positivity. in the last two years, members of the bay area's indian community say they were not able

to gather together. this year, they can. >> this year, we can do it after two years, so yeah, this is special. reporter: the bay area we know is home to people from various backgrounds and different cultures. those we spoke with the not save the sort of festivities are welcoming everyone, because they say it is a sense of community that makes it strong. ♪ they say each day has a different focus. one of the days of the festival is about asking for forgiveness. those at the ceremony on saturday say receiving the forgiveness means they can become closer to their loved ones. >> we use this opportunity to say sorry and move on. ♪ dion: what a wonderful thing. well, the american indian cultural district teamed up with the latino neighbors in san francisco's mission district today to clean up the city streets. the 16th st cleaning streets abby parks event as part of a program to encourage residents and visitors to shop small and support local businesses.

>> i think it is important to have clean, safe streets, it's a community morale booster for people to come together in a difference. dion: so true. there was a live dj and local businesses provided a free lunch for the first 50 volunteers. crime fighters on two wheels showed off their skills today in san francisco. >> [indiscernible] ♪ dion: which you look at that. today, chp officers, police and sheriffs deputies participated in a motorcycle skills competition at pier 39 32. officers from texas, nevada, and there were in attendance. motorcycles officers take on courses for the twist and turns. they say is basically a training event in the competition is the most challenging one in the state. the event benefits the san francisco police foundation. wow, that is precision. spencer: that looks like fun,

something enjoyable. dion: i did not see any cones being knock-down. spencer: they do have precision skills. i will put my precision skills to work injury what's happening with the weather. we had a windy day. we had a wind advisory until 9:00 p.m. tonight and gusts above 45 miles per hour at times, but now, the wind has calmed down significantly. in the higher elevations in the hills and mountains, some pretty strong gusts up to 37 miles per hour. 34 at hawkeye. they will remain strong overnight and into tomorrow afternoon before they calm down a bit, so there is some concern about fires. it's cooling down with the temperature change in most locations are at least a few degrees cooler than this time last night. here is a clear, live view over san francisco.

56. 58 oakland. mid or upper 50's in all these locations. nice view from emeryville. the camera bouncing in the breeze as we look westward. 56 santa rosa. nevada 57. mid to upper 50's in these areas. nice view from our rooftop camera. these are the headlines. clear skies overnight. gusty wind diminishing. dry, breezy tomorrow. continued fire concerns because of the dryness and breeze. minor warming early next week. overnight, clear skies come at half moon bay. low 50's generally around the bay shoreline. southbay and inland east bay, mid to upper 40's. north bay will see low 40's and some upper 30's. high temperatures tomorrow, under sunny skies, continued breezy conditions. 60 two half moon bay.

68 san francisco. high temperatures mainly in the upper 60's. north bay. 72. 60 eight. napa. in east bay. cool. only 70. antioch paid livermore. 72 concord prince southbay. 68. san jose. morgan hill. here is our long-range forecast animation. notice our next chance of rain will be wednesday as this low-pressure system swings throughout central and northern california, but only a slight chance. we have a better chance of rain with the cold front next saturday into sunday. it may bring light rain to the north bay and the san francisco area, so that is one week away, but the best we can do in terms of looking for rainfall. here is the seven-day forecast. a minor warm up, tuesday. high temperatures in the mid-70's emlen. 70 run the bay shoreline. a slight cool down into the middle and end of the week. looks like a dry week ahead. certainly lighter, calmer win,

but as the wind diminishes, concern about fires. the vegetation is so dry. dion: all right. thank you. coming up, talk about a labor of love. we will show you some of the awesome built today on san fran.

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dion: this is cool. eight san francisco tradition is back. thousands of people built giant sand sculptures today. 20 teams competed in the 40th annual sandcastle classic. design, technology, and other companies partnered with fourth-graders and fifth-graders . they raised funds for arts, architecture, education more than 8500 public school students.

i was never very good at sandcastle's. >> i just tried carving a pumpkin for the first time. it is not easy. dion: messy. >> plenty of football on the way. cal and stanford at home. it is a homecoming for a stanford man. david shaw will wait in on the return to the bay.

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>> abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> san francisco playing let's make a deal with carolina, acquiring all-purpose running back krishan mccaffrey, the stanford man landing in the bay on friday, yesterday, past his sickle, got in a light workout.

there's hope you can learn enough of the playbook to be available for a package of plays against kansas city tomorrow night. went on the field an absolute game changer, and his former college head coach had this to say. >> i'm so excited to have christian mccaffrey back in the bay area. i know he is ecstatic. john lynch is ecstatic. kyle shanahan is ecstatic. i'm excited to have christian kind of be around. he's got a job to do. going to be great, but he will not be too far away. when they have their days off, i love to see him. he's excited about being around. i'm excited for this push. that's just another weapon for kyle to have, and i'm excited for him in the future. >> the coach looking to snap their conference losing streak. did not start well. 39-yard touchdown pass, great work from cameron. stanford down 14-9, and here is

that her play of the day, how about a 23-yard burst to the outside? then watch out, gets level. personal foul. two-point game. fourth quarter, is for field goal of the game, 47 yards and the cardinals have the lead, but last chance for the sun devils, fourth and 19. it was a catch, but after review, he did not get his foot in balance. look at that -- incomplete. stanford hangs on, snapping their 10-game conference losing streak. cal hosting washington, marshawn lynch writing a cart the day after the anniversary of his famous ride. we all remember that. twice in the third quarter, this 148 yards, tied at 14, but the huskies scored twice. the lefty tossing it, and he breaks free. 28-14. later in the fourth, fourth and

seven, bears need to score. plummer to maven anderson, what a catch. still nice when you show it twice. calvin forced huskies' point. it is fourth and two. plumber, missed munication, pass is incomplete. cal falls they have lost three in a row. sharks rose in jersey to see their team faced doubles. scoreless in the birth and then the second. the devils scored twice in two a half minutes. dawson mercer making it 2-0. the bank open on a saturday, first goal of the season. they trail. sharks put the goal -- pull the goalie. elkins of pressure on new jersey as mckenzie blackwood -- they were so close to getting a goal. sharks lose 2-one. san jose 1-6 this season. they will play in philly tomorrow night. abc 7 sports sponsored by river

rock casino. quick the first thing my husband said to me this morning, i'm half-asleep, bleary-eyed, he goes, we got mccaffrey. what a way to wake up. thanks. coming up, much more, including millions of americans who are seeking help with student debt, but the white house's plan is being challenged in court. we will take a look at exactly what the future holds. and in dallas, two people were killed in a hospital, one of them

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> more than 20 million americans have applied for relief as part of as an invited's student loan forgiveness plan, but there are legal challenges to the legislation playing out in court. em: a federal appeals court has granted the request from attorneys general of six republican-lead states to put a temporary hold on the biden administration's student loan debt forgiveness plan. the plan cancels up to $10,000 in student loan debt for individuals making less than 120 $5,000 a year or as much as $20,000 were eligible borrowers who are also pell grant recipients. >> as soon as i announce my of ministration's plan on student debt, they started attacking it, saying all kinds of things. their outrage is wrong, and it is hypocritical. >> president biden blasting republicans who have criticized his relief plan. >> i don't want to hear it from

maga republicans, officials who have hundreds of thousands of dollars, even million dollars -- even millions of dollars of debt forgiven in pandemic relief. >> a proximally 22 million people have already applied. the white house is still encouraging eligible americans to continue applying, saying this order does not prevent the education department from accepting and reviewing applications. the biden administration has until monday evening to file an opposition to the injunction. the white house press secretary said in a statement the administration will continue to fight the republicans who are suing to block their efforts to provide loan relief. there are several legal challenges against the president's forgiveness plan, and what is unclear is if they will be resolved by january 1 when federal student loan payments are set to resume after a nearly three-year pandemic pause. >> the republican national committee has filed a lawsuit against google. they claim the search engine is

sending the emails to users' span folders. according to the lawsuit, the rnc accuses google of discriminating because of political affiliations at a key time for election fundraising. the committee says the bias has been happening for 10 months. google has not commented on the lawsuit, but the company has previously denied criticism that span filters are biased against conservatives. one person is facing capital murder charges after a shooting that killed two employees at a dallas hospital. police arrived at the hospital this morning to find both victims near the labor and delivery area. one of the victims has been identified as a nurse. a hospital secured a guard confronted the suspect, then opened fire and wounded him. he was taken into custody a short time later. one woman who was just about to enter the hospital says her husband, who was already inside, worn her of what was happening. >> he was whispering, and he was like, turn around.

he said there's a shooter in the building. he said get back in your car and get as far away from the hospital as you can. >> gives you chills. the shooter has been identified as a 30-year-old man who was on parole for robbery. it is still unclear what led to the shooting. the ukrainian air force says it shot down more than half of the russian missiles fired at ukraine this morning. ukrainian president zelenskyy says energy facilities are the main targets of russia's latest attacks. karina: ukraine's air force says 33 missiles were fired at ukraine saturday morning but that 18 of them had been shot down. local officials across the country say the strikes have been aimed at energy facilities, which has caused power outages. more than one million people across ukraine are reportedly without power. ukrainian president zelenskyy in his nightly video address says russia has launched strikes on

his country's infrastructure on a very wide scale across western, central, and southern ukraine. "of course, we don't have the technical ability to knock-down 100% of russian missiles and striped drones," he said, but added he assure that ukraine would gradually achieve that with help from their partners. on the front line in the donetsk region, ukrainian troops had been using the cover of trees, trying to avoid possible russian attacks. >> our enemy held many, many weapons. most of the times, we have problems with tenants. >> they say russian drones are keeping a constant lookout from the skies. in kherson, citizens were told to leave immediately ahead of an expected advance by ukrainian troops.

russian official says an estimated 25,000 residents left. images shown on russian state tv reportedly show people leaving on boats. meanwhile in a briefing saturday, the russian defense ministry says its forces have repelled a ukrainian attempt to break through his line of control in the region. >> the centers for disease control director has tested positive for covid. according to the cdc, she learned of the positive test last night and is experiencing mild symptoms. she is fully vaccinated and received her updated stir last month. it is not clear where exactly she might have gotten infected, but she did attend a health summit in berlin at the beginning of the week. we are heading into winter with no relief from the drought insight. now california farmers could be dealing with what is being called weather with flash -- weather with flash -- weather

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>> it is not the production farmers across the state want to hear, but experts are for casting another dry winter ahead. laura has more on what experts are calling weather whiplash and the impact it could have on farmers. >> a prediction 90 days in the future shows drought conditions in the central valley but rain and snow in the sierra. according to experts, it is common. >> you just have to be prepared for extreme events. they can happen any time. >> a meteorologist for the national oceanic and atmospheric

administration released a report. it predicts precipitation levels will be below normal in the central valley area and through southern california, but why? >> lending yet is a cooling of the equatorial water temperatures. >> unlike el niño, which brings wet weather to parts of the state, lending yet is a dryer system that moves from western canada down through northern california, and it is headed for farmers. >> no rain will have a huge impact on california's army. >> the director of farm management for comfy that primarily farms teachers and omens is concerned about the agency's stark prediction. no rain means less profit for growers. >> laying people off is going to be a larger issue because then you we talking about the unemployment rate. >> obviously, lots of rain is tough on crops, but it's got to be tough on business as well.

is it getting to a point where farmers in the central valley are considering just leaving? >> people have walked away from those orchards already. next year, it is only going to get worse without rainfall. >> the state's department of water resources since the current drought now stands as the driest three-your stretch on record. part of building a better bay area includes recognizing those who fight for social justice. i had the honor to host the nonprofit asian-pacific islander legal outreach's 47th anniversary celebration friday night in san francisco. since 1975, the group has provided legal representation and social services to marginalized groups such as low income seniors and immigrants, and each year, they serve more than 3000 clients facing things from elder abuse to eviction, anti-asian hate to deportation and so much more.

a very special recognition to all of the award recipients and their youth council as well -- there they are -- for the next generation of changemakers. >> such an important cause. good for you for being part of that. >> it was so lovely to be there to represent not only the station but also to elevate these stories of asian americans in our community. it was a good time. >> clatters there to watch. i have been watching the weather conditions for the next few days because we're talking about the drought in the central valley, actually affecting all of california. here is our outlook for precipitation for the week ahead. check this out -- there will be a little low pressure system swinging through our area around mid week, bringing almost no chance of precipitation for us. it will create some rainfall well to our north, but by next weekend, saturday night, it looks like a little wave of moisture may be swinging through northern california and may produce a little bit of rainfall here in the north bay, so that is our next chance of rain.

overnight, clear skies. no hint of rain at all. highs tomorrow under sunny skies, 60's, upper 60's around the shoreline, low 70's inland, and here is the accuweather 7-day dry forecast. it will be a little milder monday and tuesday with inlet highs in the mid 70's, so it will be nice and pleasant and mild. it will cool down slightly. we will see a few clouds middle week. call it mixed conditions, mixed sky conditions with clouds and sun but still no measurable rainfall in sight for at least the next seven days and perhaps into thanksgiving. >> i feel like that radar can be a little deceiving because you see all that rain and get excited, so i'm glad you couched that. quickly radar picks up moisture in the air, but sometimes that moisture does not hit the ground. >> i see. >> it evaporates before it sees the ground. >> once again, let's get to chris with a preview of sports. chris: coming up in sports, penance could be clinched

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>> abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> it should be quite a scene at levi's stadium tomorrow. the 49ers are hosting the chiefs. it is likely they debuted their newest offensive weapon, running back christian mccaffrey. san francisco going all in, giving up for draft picks to land him in a trade with the carolina panthers. when healthy, he is one of the most dynamic players in all of football. the niners offense needs a jolt, and this has the potential to be a perfect fit. >> it did take a lot to get him, but i think he's worthy of that. he's that kind of player. before i open up to questions, i will just add, you know, you only do this when you have

belief in your team as it is constructed. the previous time we made a big splash like this was emmanuel sanders back in 2019 because we felt like we had a team capable of competing for the whole deal. >> you don't have a lot of control, so for me i was just kind of, hey, wherever i go is what is meant to be. i found out probably five seconds before you guys found out, and i was ecstatic. yeah, i was extremely excited and happy to be here. >> it is definitely a bonus. i think everybody would love the opportunity to have a player like christian. i think everyone looks into it, but it's also nice to keep good player away from a team we have to compete with year in and year out. >> battle of unbeaten, number nine ucla, that in eugene and they did to chip what you did when he was with oregon, scored on their first seven possessions. makes through for five touchdowns.

on fourth and four, to bucky irving, who makes free for 37 yards. oregon wins 45-30. kelly is 0-4 against the ducks. it is ucla's first loss of the year. nlcs game for baseball, san diego and philly, the philly fans fired up. san diego strikes first. manny machado still a shot to left, part of a four-run ending before philly even got to the plate, but they answer. rhys hoskins, a two-run blast. that's gone. melvin pulled clevenger after just 4 batters. top of the fifth, tied at four now. runner on for one. soto, his first playoff homer for the padres. six-for san diego, and these philly fans going through all the emotions, but the home team scores for in the bottom of the inning to retake the lead. it is hoskins again. second is the game, 8-4 phillies, and watch this -- jt

hit a solo homer late to put it away, and the fanatic -- he knew it right off the bat, what a shot that was. phillies win 10-6, taking a 3-1 series lead and can win the national league pennant tomorrow. alcs game three, new york hosting houston. 2-0 houston, yankee fans -- yikes. stunned. top of the 6, 3-zero houston. two on for christian vazquez, single to left. astros win 5-0, taking a 3-0 series lead. dusty baker's quad can clinched the pennant tomorrow. call local hits the ground and martin stands over him, and then it's on. martin going for a double leg takedown, they spill into the crowd. not a great scene in south beach. the nba definitely does not want

players going into the stands to fight. dangerous scene there. by the way, miami won the game 112-109. abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. the end. >> thank you very much. that's all the time we have for this addition of abc 7 news at 11:00. the news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00. thank you so much for joining us. we leave you with a live look outside right now. things looking pretty clear, but definitely dry and windy, as you can see. have a good one. see you in the morning.

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