at assam -- home in san jose. >> addressing the learning loss new numbers showing fa think report card on how california students are performing. >> a call for safer streets and other deadly crash this time killing a woman the grim reality of traffic deaths in the city. >> expanding ambassadors in attendance to protect the community are talking about how much it's going to cost. >> it is tuesday, october 25. >>drew is back with us we missed you. drew: we have a cooler day today. it will feel a lot like fall on our tuesday. the only issue half moon bay coming in three quarters of a mile so the coast is seeing thick fog. coolest in the north bay we are in the 40's and a nap but a lot

of 50's. it is a warmer morning because we have the low cloud coverage it like a blanket this time of the year. it keeps temperatures elevated it doesn't allow the cool air to settle in close to the surface. 56 in oakland. 54 fairfield, 54 in half moon bay. here is a live look from east bay hills camera. you can see patchy fog. there is the bay bridge but east bay right here in the foreground you can see we have fog over the eastern span of the bay bridge sub patchy fog first thing this morning we will see a cold front moved through here today. we will see intervals of sunshine it is a mix of sun and clouds throughout the day. once the cold front moves through it does turn breezy along the coast. only in the 60's and 70's and in the wake of the front leads to a cold night on the way. we will take a close look at the wind coming up in just a few

minutes. i'll succumb a central part to build a better bay area education and learning for our students. numbers are getting parents and school officials a look into learning loss during the pandemic. half of all students in the states are reading at grade level and only one in every three students is at grade level for math. >> we have fifth-graders we are working with who are going to be in middle school next year who are assessing reading and math at first and second grade levels. kumasi: california ranked in the middle of the pack when it came to u.s. learning levels. the pandemic learning loss could follow students later in their academic careers. reggie: students aren't the only ones facing difficulty. some schoolteachers are ready to quit. there has been a shortage of

across the country and a new survey published by the california teachers association and ucla's center for transformation of schools reveals that four in 10 teachers have considered leaving the profession. although that is not a common reality for them. >> if you have been here 10, 15 years it's hard to realize are you just going to move your whole family? i think you are seeing the buildup of frustration. reggie: many teachers describe their work is exhausting, stressful, overwhelming, and frustrating. only 34% of teachers find their jobs rewarding. kumasi: this morning san francisco's effort to end pedestrian traffic deaths by 2024 is going in the opposite direction. the city is on pace to have the highest number of deaths since 2014. the most recent crash happened yesterday at 20 4th avenue right next to the sunset district.

an elderly woman died and another person was injured while walking in the crosswalk. supervisor says the driver was speeding and ran a stop sign. neighbors say the intersection is just dangerous and they want something to be done to improve its safety. >> this is one of the most dangerous intersections here in all of the intersections throughout the whole sunset. it's not just blind here, but also when you come up you can't see because of this hill. kumasi: the driver involved in the crash is cooperating with police. a community meeting will be held within a week to discuss what happened and possible safety improvements. reggie: san franciso is hoping to make it safer all of us to shop this holiday season. new attendance will be added to the three safety service ambassador programs. 250 are already staffed. you may see them wearing different colored bright colored vest.

these new personnel will assist people. the added step for the holidays will cost around $8.5 million that is pulled from other parts of the city budget. of kumasi: the mystery of the car at a mansion. detectives have finished their on scene search but the investigation is still going on. landscapers discovered the car thursday while working at the mansion on stockbridge avenue. cadaver dogs appeared to pick up the scent but investigators didn't find a body in or around the car so the question lingers surrounding the former property owner and has a criminal record including attempted murder. >> they have received slight hits from the cadaver dogs. each time the cadaver dogs have come near the car, it can be just from somebody who has died in the car and the body has been

moved or may be the body was placed upon the ground in that area and the body is moved. >> we don't know if this is going to be a criminal investigation. kumasi: investigators have moved the car to the crime lab and are searching for any trace of dna. breaking news this morning a three alarm fire is burning in san jose. it broke up around 3:30 this morning near jim wood avenue. lena howland joins us from san jose with the latest on this. lena? lena: we just got on scene a few minutes ago and already we are seeing an extremely heavy response from san jose buyer. this has been upgraded to a three alarm fire the good news here is we are not seeing any flames or active smoke from where we are at on scene right now. coming from where that home impacted is at, here is what we know right now one firefighter has been taken to the hospital after falling through the roof

while trying to gain entry to the home. you are hearing reports the firefighter may have been trying to rescue someone but that has not been confirmed. fire officials tell us they have been unable to find anyone inside of the home that cop fire. this has just been upgraded as i mentioned to a three alarm fire to give crews a little extra belief by bringing in a little more resources. the cause of this fire is still under investigation right now. we are still working to get a little bit more information from fire investigators on scene as soon as we get that we will bring that to you. live in san jose, lena howland. reggie: we are exactly two weeks to the midterm elections. a lot of people watching the florida debate were governor ron desantis and his democratic challenger charlie crist they stuff are the only time. jobina has the highlights. georgia -- jobina: trying to make it about desantis'ambition.

potential presidential candidate in 2024 he is building a national profile by focusing on the vice -- divisive issues. >> why don't you look in the eyes of the people at the state of florida and seated them if you are reelected you will serve a full four-year term as governor, yes or no? jobina: desantis did not answer the question and said he was focused on beating crist in the election. two more key races in the midterm elections are heating up. we have john fetterman and dr. oz. they will hit the stage in pennsylvania. wisconsin, a new pull -- poll shows the race is currently tied. reggie: voters will be electing a new mayor. talk to candidate took part in a form yesterday. how to help the and house population. >> one of the biggest challenges

is we don't have enough permanent places for people to live. it doesn't mean we won't use interim housing too but interim housing will require people to have a permanent place to go. reggie: city chavez is a supervisor and matt mayhem serves on city council. he said the city needs faster solutions to help people move off the streets and into safe environments. >> we are spending more than ever and the amount of people living on the streets is the highest it's ever been. we are earning -- going to need to move faster. people in our city need to be in safed managed environments. the status quo is unsustainable. reggie: the two candidates have raised nearly $2 million since june. drew: i live look, we have clear conditions from this view but we have dense fog. patchy fog along the east bay this morning.

what we are seeing is tree pollen back at medium levels. your main defender is elm and pine this time of year. your uv index running medium later on this afternoon. live doppler 7 what we are tracking, there is a cold front that is beginning to enter the north this morning. you will see it visually later on today through high clouds streaming and from the north. once it moves through later this afternoon it will pick up on winds entry enforce cooler air later on today. certainly feels like fall the next couple of days. 1:00 p.m. this afternoon wind begins to pick up along the coast. gusting over 20 miles per hour at times and later on this evening once the front passes by it will be a breezy evening with winds 15-30 miles per hour. read afternoon today, sunny clouds -- sun and clouds throughout the day. 70 four santa rosa, 70 san jose, 73 concorde.

temperatures pretty similar below average for the next couple of days. certainly brighter tomorrow and thursday but we will keep the breeze with us in the afternoon. let's get a check with traffic. jobina: we are going to start with the life picture of walnut creek showing off 680 right now. moving smoothly in all directions. no advisories coming in from the chp. we did have our partners report foggy conditions but our traffic is looking nice. this is pretty much the standard for right now. 20 minutes allays, remember that due to transmitting tubes and that will be until 6:15 this morning. tracy to dublin is the only slow spot. reggie: counterfeit certificates the warning from the state about where the documents are showing up. kumasi: the holiday shows mariah

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reggie: happening today a judge can restrict what police can say about wesley brownlee. his defense asked for a gag order. they say prosecutors and police made prejudicial statements including saying he was hunting for victims for his arrest. they are concerned the comments could influence the jury pool. he was arrested earlier this month for killing six people and attempting to kill another. so far he has been charged with three of those murders. kumasi: scott peterson has been moved off death row more than two years after the california supreme court overturned his death sentence. officials said he has been moved from san quentin to mule creek state prison last week. peterson was sentenced to 10 -- to death for killing his

pregnant wife and unborn child in 2002. the sentence was overturned after potential jurors were wrongfully dismissed. a state judge considered if peterson should get a new trial. reggie: new developments, antioch police arrested people in the death of a woman whose body was found on fire last week. the corners office identified the victim as 25-year-old michaela shawland. early last monday morning firefighters found her on fire on a paved trail your lope has in antioch. that investigation is still underway and police are asking anyone with information to please contact them. kumasi: a warning for business owners about big certificates being sold online. the secretary of state's office said criminals are poaching businesses through what's up and make it seem like you need a certificate of status. they offer to provide the decor -- the documents for a fee. there are no private entities authorized to providers of this document.

they also point out a certificate of status is not a requirement but is only needed if specific circumstances need to prove a business paying taxes. ♪ all i want for christmas is you. kumasi: baby. reggie: mariah carey announced her latest shows. don't get too excited because there are only two of them. one is in toronto and the other is in new york city. if they are in north america. i wonder why she decided let's dtwshmoney? drew: does she have a connection to canada?ikshe's being forced ? kumasi: you feel like that? drew: kind of.

kumasi: that's where the new york one is, that's huge. a lot of people are going to be. reggie: it's an odd, i can see if there are like one night only that would make sense but one night in america only. drew: and then up in canada. the closest major city in canada that i can get to in an hour. reggie: she really just does whatever she wants. so good for her. she said i really like, it's festive for me to spend the holidays in toronto in new york city so that's what were going to do. drew: she is falling out. kumasi: i thought -- reggie: are they driving now? kumasi: they look like they could be. what happened? reggie: time. kumasi: they are, like, grown. drew: i think it's exclusively christmas music?

is she going to plate any of her other music? reggie: i think it's going to be just christmas music. i think all i want for christmas is a closer. kumasi: you can't leave. you are stuck. drew: i'm going to keep you here for two hours. good for you. enjoy canada and new york city. reggie: the lambs will show up. drew: this is going to be sold up. cloud cover overhead visibility issues along the coast this morning. around the bay shoreline there is patchy fog. it is not too low this morning. sun and clouds later on today. it will kick up our wind and we wake up that front tonight it will clear out our skies. chance of a shower coming here on sunday over the weekends but right now it is trending dry. we will keep an i and showed you that in a second.

that is as good as it gets but along the coast you can see half moon b in three quarters of mile. future 's a blend of sun and clouds, slow to warm with 50's and low 60's by 11:00 a.m. as we head into the afternoon with partly cloudy skies. we will start to see 70's pop up on the board. as the front moves through is going to clear out, a lot of it is cloud cover leading to a clear and to the day-to-day and clear skies tonight, it will be chilly temperatures. highs today, partly cloudy skies 60's and 70's. it's not below average for this time of year and tonight we see all this cloud cover go away. a lot of 40's on the board, fremont, concorde, napa a couple 50's from san francisco and half moon bay. here is the seven-day forecast sun and clouds today. he will keep the breeze with us tomorrow but it is much brighter. that continues on thursday so

minor cooling on friday. we start up with sunshine in increased clouds on saturday. there is the trending dry halloween is looking very nice. kumasi: coming up, the seven days to know this morning. reggie: scottie pippen's new partnership. an item you cannot get your hands on. kumasi: a

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kumasi: here are the seven things to know. oakland's police chief is planning to update the public on his 30 day plan to combat gun violence and he will be revealing details about he isf lo the deparen britain'sp ku today is the second day of a strike involving nurses. in berkeley and oakland. nurses want better working conditions and center help which owns alta bates is focused on providing safe quality care to patients. reggie: no one matched all six numbers in last night's drawing so tomorrow night jackpot is worth $680 million. drew: breezy and cooler today

with 60's and 70's and a blend of sun and clouds. the winds will increase later this afternoon. jobina: we have a very clear commute for you this morning. the only issue is the same one we have been following for the last couple of weeks. roadwork underway until 6:15. kumasi: wnba star brittney griner's appeal to her nine year prison sentence is being heard this morning. her attorneys are arguing the sentence for drug smuggling is unjustified by the russian law. reggie: class-action lawsuit is being filed against several makers of chemical hair straightening products after a recent study links them to a higher risk for cancer. here' reporter. >> new details on the lawsuit against the makers of chemical hair straightening products. >> i am the first voice of many voices to come.

we will stand up to these companies. >> it was always there for everybody to see. >> jenny mitchell and her attorneys filing the lawsuit against five companies claiming mitchell's uterine cancer was directly caused the chemicals found in here relaxers sold by those brands which mitchell says she started using as a child. >> i underwent a full hysterectomy. that was harder than the cancer diagnosis because i will never be able to carry my own kids. >> we will have much more on this lawsuit and what it means for consumers coming up at 7:00 a.m. with ugma first look abc news new york. kumasi: holidays right around the corner one local nonprofit is making sure everybody gets a treat. celebration nation based in san jose is on a mission to make sure children of local farmworkers can all get gifts this christmas. they say farmworkers at the lowest paid labor force often struggling to save up.

they started a gofundme page to help save christmas for their children. they have already raised more than $24,000 and the goal is 30,000. reggie: he is a six time nba champ, two-time olympic medalist and now scottie pippen is a distiller. he teamed up with a winemaker to open a distillery. it is called digits bourbon. i see it. his hand is on the label. he always liked to celebrating with bourbon and wanted to make something that was smooth and approachable for new to bourbon drinkers. kumasi: mcdonald's fans are going to be excited about this nostalgic and release the fast food giant tweeted the mcrib is coming back october 31 but this is the farewell tour. the website says enjoy our famous pork sandwich as it is the last. that's not all. november 4 you contact -- you can get the merchandise too.

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>> the makers of this movie. reggie: he plays kang the conqueror. he made his debut in loki. though murray will also be in the new film. who isn't in this phone? i tell you who is in the film. me. kumasi: not yet, you can be in there. you find out when you find out. reggie: set to be released december 17. my feelings are a little bit hurt because the whole team was in antman and the wasp. kumasi: did you find out beforehand? reggie: we had to sign a paper to get the check. kumasi: we might not be in it. reggie: i don't think we are in it. coming up an update on the house fire in san jose. kumasi:

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: a large fire burning in san jose we are live with more with what we are learning. kumasi: combating gun violence did police chief giving a 30 day plan today. more than 100 homicides already this year. reggie: san francisco teachers rally over what they say is an ongoing nightmare. kumasi: good morning, everyone. it is tuesday, october 20 for. reggie: first checking in with drew. drew: one issue, it is along the coast you can see half moon bay three quarters of a mile visibility. additional cloud overhead, we are seeing a warmer compared to this time yesterday. a lot of 50 along bay shoreline.

a lot of 40's in the pockets of north bay valley. the same in palo alto. here is the 24 hour temperature change thanks to the plunkett of clouds. we are running warmer in those cities by 10 degrees. outside good visibility a life look at the sparkling city. it is a partly cloudy day we are watching a cold front moved through later this afternoon. it will kick up our winds along the coast. 60's and 70's, behind that print we clear out at least a pretty chilly night on the way tonight we will talk about it coming up. reggie: breaking news, fire fighters on the scene of a house fire in san jose it started at 3:30 this morning near jim wood avenue. abc 7 news reporter lena howland life with the information we just learned. >> we did just speak to san jose fire officials only a few minutes ago and learned some

pretty tragic news out here. one adult penal was found dead on the second floor of the home that you see right behind me here surrounded by all of those flashing lights. we are told for other people or inside of the home does for did make it out safely. we are not seeing any active flames or any active smoke right now. here is what we do have confirmed. two of the people were taken to the hospital in addition to one firefighter take into the has spittle as well after falling through the roof while trying to gain entry to the home. so far, fire officials have toln those resources. the cause of this fire is still under investigation at this time and the condition of the firefighter that was hurt in this fire is still, has not been released yet. we are working to get a little

bit more information as soon as we bring that to you we will bring it to you live in san jose lena howland, abc 7 news. kumasi: today the oakland police department will update the public on their effort to reduce violence in the city. the city is grappling with an increase in violent crime and shootings. abc 7 news reporter gloria rodriguez joining us with details. gloria: the chief will give an update on his 30 day plan to combat gun violence. a retired leader of the oakland police department telling us that crime got worse during his more than 20 years on the force. deputy chief chris bolton retired from the oakland police department a couple months ago. he had serious concerns about how bay area police departments like oakland will be able to attract new recruits and keep them. talk to abc 7 and sider about the difficulties when it comes to policing today. >> crime is that.

police agencies are having to deal with this violent crime rises and serious crime rises in addition to difficulties of hiring. staffing, recruiting, keeping people in the jobs. gloria: bolton feels the anti-police rhetoric is the highest it has been since at least the late 60's. oakland dealing with another homicide yesterday officers found a man who had been shot on the 1400 block of 90 6th avenue. medical personnel treated him but he did not survive. it happens before 1:30 in the afternoon and during today's news conference the chief is also expected to discuss new grant funding for the department. the news conferences at at 11:00 this morning. of course, we will give you the very latest. kumasi: thank you, gloria. educators and staff from san francisco unified will be protesting ongoing issues with the payroll system.

protests are expected to be at the district office starting at 5:00 p.m. we told you about the problems with the mpower system before. thousands of employees complained about being underpaid or not being paid at all since the system went online. last month a firm was hired to assess the problem and recommend solutions. reggie: the biden administration is urging people to apply for the student loan relief program as it continues to fight a legal battle to save it. the department of justice responded. jobina: late yesterday the department of justice fired back at six republican led states trying to stop the program. it claims the states haven't proved they would be hurt by the plan. the relief plan would cancel up to $10,000 in student at for people making less than $125,000 per year. the lawsuit urges that president biden overstepped his authority. >> we do hope it is successful. we hope it is standing and we

could push back against this outrageous spending that the president is doing. jobina: the white house is pushing people to keep applying. they state the legal battle doesn't stop them from reviewing applications. a reply from the republican led states is expected today. there are also several other lawsuits making their way through the courts right now. reggie: this morning we are learning more about a school shooting in st. louis that left two people dead and seven others injured. police say a 19-year-old x student opened fire inside the school yesterday afternoon. students had to barricade themselves inside of classrooms some even jumped out of windows to get away. if one process she was i to eye with the shooter when his gun jammed and that's when she was able to escape. >> saw i but -- friend had blood on her hands. shooter came to her and said you ready to die? reggie: the gunman ended up being killed during a shootout with police. the motive isn't known but the

suspect may have been having a mental health crisis. authorities say he was armed with nearly a dozen high-capacity magazines. kumasi: if you have an appointment at the medical center campus in oakland or berkeley, you may see some protesters because it is day two of the nursing strike. nurses want the center to address workplace violence and high turnover rates. some say they work overtime and double-shifts and response to safety concerns. they are also calling for a better workplace violence prevention plan. >> we want to take care of our patients. we want to meet them where they are and take really good care of them. the lack of that prevention, it's hampering that ability. kumasi: there was a statement to abc7news the attention remains on providing safe and high-quality care to patients and they are hoping they are able to reach an agreement. negotiations are set reggie: to rescind this we can. reggie:a concerning discovery in

the south bay. a non-native invasive mosquito. the inset can bite several times and transmit diseases like yellow fever and zika. it found two of the mosquitoes in the san jose order experts say businesses nearby provide perfect conditions for these creatures to survive. >> the recycling center has thousands of used tires, milk cartons, obviously things that can hold bodies of water that could potentially hold >>. reggie: senator cruz and 18 other counties. the popular chain under fire after alleged work place issues. we will get to that but first checking in with drew. drew: you can see the winds are calm. you don't see the flags moving. if you do notice on the horizon some locally patchy fog right now. dense along the coast at this

hour but we do expect a day's worth of sun and clouds and a breeze picking up later on this afternoon. life dpler seven we are tracking cold front. it's just the beginning of entering the north bay this morning. you will notice it in the form of high clouds from time to time today and once it pushes through later on this afternoon, the winds will pick up first along the coast and turning breezy later this evening for a lot of us. we have the wind gusting over 20 miles per hour along the coast and they will strengthen a bit as we had stored the evening. once the front passes through the winds generally 15 to 30 miles per hour. it also feels a lot like fall today. 64 in the city, 67 oakland, 66 palo alto. 70 san jose, and antioch. we have little change in our temperature but tomorrow it a much brighter day.

we will keep the breeze tomorrow and thursday as well. temperatures generally in the 60's and 70's. we have changes to the weekend forecast. we will talk about that coming up in about eight minutes. let's check in with jobina and get a look at traffic. jobina: we are going to start with the crash we are following in bay point and you can see this is a slowdown on highway four. the crashes on westbound for at willow pass road i will check on the drive times in just a moment the -- so you can see how it impacts you. we have no advisories coming in from the chp and looking live at 80, headlights traveling westbound for you certainly getting crowded there but no blocking issues to report. this is highway four commute i wanted to bring it in here antioch to concorde, 27 minutes. it's on the shoulder.

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reggie: tmz reports leslie jordan suffered a medical emergency and crashed his car into the side of the building in hollywood yesterday. he is best known for his work on tv shows will and grace, and american horror story he became a real sensation during the pandemic for his social media posts. he was most recently a part of commie cat. -- call me cat. back in 2006. leslie jordan was 67 years old. kumasi: breaking news this morning and setback for brittney griner a russian judge has just rolled her nine year prison sentence will not be overturned. she was in court overnight appealing the sentence. her lawyers argued it was unjustified under russian law. she was convicted earlier of

drug smuggling. her case has pumped are concerned that she is being used as a political pawn in russia's war against ukraine. reggie: uk's first person of color the prime minister has taken office. he replaces liz truss who has stepped down last week after only six week in office. he was chosen as to challenges after boris johnson dropped out of the race. the former finance minister is also the grad of stanford business school. >> this is terrific because he has a great adoration and has lived in the u.s.. he can deal with president biden very well because he has lived in the u.s., he went to stanford, met his wife your, and as community here. reggie: he will be the richest prime minister the u.k. has ever had with an estimated wealth that is double that of king charles. kumasi: and developments this morning adidas is cutting business ties with kanye west

effective immediately. the company faced pressure to by ye.his ex-wife kim kardashik to instagram to announce -- denounce his rhetoric. reggie: we are keeping an eye on the elon musk twitter saga. he is set to buy twitter friday, october 28 at 2:00 p.m. to close the $44 billion deal. if the deal isn't solidified by that time he will go to trial over the acquisition. we reported last week that he planned to slash staffing by 75%. in april elon musk agreed to by the social media company and shortly after tried to cancel the deal. kumasi: bobo guys is seeing pushback.

the sfgate is reporting that the popular chain is temporarily closed and one worker has been fired this is coming after workers hours were cut and shift staffing was reduced earlier this month. management is allegedly being blasted on social media for the staffing conditions and the workplace issues. dog parents can make a lot of cash if your four-legged friend can become a big-time influencer. reggie: that depends on how good they are in front of the camera. yappy.com is looking for a chief fluff officer. if your dog can turn up to $10,000 a year. so far they received thousands of applications. the deadline to apply is november 18. kumasi: ok. reggie: where is. i would buy a remote control, a hat. kumasi: is that a pillow?

it looks really comfortable. reggie: it is only $29 and nine cents. kumasi: its yellow. he does make that pillow look good. reggie: look at his eyes. drew: how long does it take to get a good photo? reggie: he does all of it. i have never posted anything. kumasi: it's the one year for me. reggie: this boy he knew how to get adopted. also, i just one to say we continue to celebrate a weeklong celebration of the bursary. the one-year anniversary of adopting rooster the dog. for more ever the humane society -- society. it's kind of a long story but he lived at the prison. drew: he seen some things. reggie: i think he had a really

good time there. kumasi: i think he was very left. reggie: the inmates for us all kind of letters about him they were truly and wonderful in helping us know more about him before we even adopted him. drew: now to open a shop online he has to pose with products. click, by here. kumasi: where did you get that pillow from? reggie: say brewster.com. drew: somebody just bought that url. kumasi: oh my gosh. drew: if you want to walk your dog it's a little bit chilly. this is camera. a couple of things going on in the foreground that we have low-level clouds this is the east bay right here. berkeley and oakland this morning, as you head towards the city clear skies but still patchy fog is around bay shoreline this morning. later today it is a blend of sun

and clouds. little fanfare you won't notice we will kick up our winds later this afternoon we are looking at the chance of a shower on sunday but chances will be trending dry . looks like the rain may state north and off the coast. right now, visibility improving along the coast. we are doing just fine. here is future weather as we go hour by hour partly cloudy sky this morning we are slowly warming through the 50's and 60's. they see additional cloud cover this is when the front was actually moving through with temperatures, it's a mixed bag. watch what happens with this front the clouds clear out pretty quickly this evening. that will lead to a chilly night on the way. received a, 60's and 70's partly cloudy skies. temperatures overnight, a lot of 40's away from the coast so a cool night on the way for all of us as we headed to wednesday.

the next seven days for you, you will see a little cooler today we will keep the breeze with us there wednesday and thursday we are watching over the weekend watching some clouds over the weekend. halloween reno looking nice, a lot of sunshine. 60's and 70's. reggie: and messaging service that went down overnight leaving tens of millions over night disconnected. kumasi: a sandwich shop, why the decade old business left its

i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavors that get them addicted to tobacco products, and can lead to serious health consequences, even harming their brain development. that's why pediatricians urge you to vote yes on prop 31.

it stops the sale of dangerous flavored tobacco and helps protect kids from nicotine addiction. please vote yes on 31. vote yes on prop 31. reggie: arena submarine has closed its doors. the longtime business closed yesterday after more than 40 years in business. you can see the long line of customers waiting for the last subs.

the shop ran out of bread around midday. marina submarine has been a popular spot and even governor newsom. >> marina submarine has been a san francisco institution. i remember when he first came to san francisco to union street. it was amazing just to have someone who is running such a prominent restaurant. reggie: the shop closed because the owner is ready for retirement. our commitment to building a better bay area means committing to sustainable climate. kumasi: san francisco giant two-time world champion about the issues we are facing now. >> how can you make a difference if you don't how to make a difference? kumasi: 41 years of environmental advocacy.

since retiring from baseball pence has put his focus on helping protect the climate and environment. >> definitely is one of my passions. i love the oceans, i love the earth. i think it's important to pay it forward. kumasi: t eventked off with a blue carpet reception. reggie: if you grew up watching nickelodeon, keenan thompson confirms a good burger sequel is closer than ever before. jobina isn't happy. [laughter] the script is already complete it's just waiting -- he is waiting to find out when they were are available for filming. they lofted the content, the original good burger came out in 1997. kumasi: i'm here for it. welcome to bug -- welcome to good burger, home of the good burger, can i take your order?

sometimes you just want to feel like you just want to run and frolic in the leaves. >> i just raked those. reggie: that's shiloh. that is exactly what i thought it was going to be. a dog in a pile of leaves. that's all. [laughter] kumasi: so she sold that to the new station. reggie:owid she sell that video it's literally a dog in leaves? kumasi: brewster on the sidewalk. reggie: i would have made something else happen if i bridge going to try to sell it. something exciting. i would put him in a halloween costume. drew: remember you drag the man

for putting his dog in a halloween costume? reggie: because it was just a dog in a halloween costume there need to be at least three amazing things that happen in the video. drew: oh, i get it. it was like a cute dog and fall foliage. did they make you read shiloh in school? that's the sad one. reggie: what happens? he dies? drew: i don't want to say. reggie: every book about a dog, the dog dies. drew: i don't know why they made us read that. right now, the wind picking up later today. it is knocking on our door right now and will move through later this afternoon. it will keep temperatures very fall like this afternoon. by want to p.m. you see the wind gusting over 20 miles per hour and in that evening in the wake of the front we will wind gusting 15 to 30 miles per hour. we will keep that through

thursday. it is a partly cloudy sky, temperatures warming to the 60's by lunchtime later on today we will go into the 60's and low 70's. the breeze is with us with temperatures below average. kumasi: dry shampoos being pulled from store shelves because they might have a chemical that causes cancer. reggie: napa's film festival expanse for the first time since the pandemic. kumasi: the race to get a deadly house fire under control. reggie: first a live look outside, it's 5:57.

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