>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7news. >> we responded to a call of active shooter at santa cruz high school. >> and other school shooting scare. and once again, turned out to be a hoax. >> there are unknowns about what could happen this winter can -- regarding covid-19. >> covid-19, the flu and rsv cases are filling up hospitals. the question is, are we in for a possible trade amick? good afternoon, i'm larry. >> prefers we begin with that's what her takeover. in an open letter one day before his takeover of twitter, elon musk wrote that he doesn't want the platform to be a free-for-all health scape where anything can be said with no consequences. >> but he does want to trim content restrictions and also end permanent bands. some of that may ease concerns

with advertisers -- advertisers. employees are not so sure. many have already left the san francisco-based company. >> san francisco is changing. >> there's been a lot of drama surrounding elon musk's twitter takeover. >> it will be interesting because it will be in the history books. >> on wednesday he carried a kitchen sink to twitter headquarters. all the buzz about him buying twitter has a lot of people asking on twitter who's leaving. new numbers show nationwide, 580 people have left the company in the past quarter. >> what we are seeing is a massive surge of department -- departures from twitter. >> twitter plus 280 employees in the past three months. greg larkin and his colleagues crunched the data they gather from all linkedin accounts online. >> everyone who has a linkedin profile who works at twitter and asked, how many people have left each quarter since the beginning of 2022? >> and number skyrocketed since the beginning of the year, but

keep this in mind. >> these numbers are going to be in underestimate, meaning it's a lagging indicator and that the data will become available when somebody changes their employment status on linkedin. so that's not everyone who's left. >> on wednesday must go twitter employees that he doesn't plan to cut 75% of the staff when he takes over the company. even so, larkin says twitter's loss is a big win for other social media platforms in the bay area. >> so the people who are leaving for the exits amidst the turmoil between elon musk and twitter are getting scooped up by apple, by google, by other large tech companies in the bay area. >> when it comes to unemployment and when it comes to tech talent. >> they get picked up pretty quickly. don't think it's going to have an impact of depressing the bay area economy, it doesn't look that way from what we are seeing now, it just means that the talent wars, somebody else will

win the war. >> in san francisco, abc7news. >> tomorrows expected close of musk's $44 billion twitter deal is prompting asked -- action on the twitter -- on the exchange. twitter shares will be suspended from trading tomorrow. shares of twitter stock closed up about .5%. >> two weeks after a school shooting scare hit multiple bay area schools, another hoax today. this one was in santa cruz. our anchor is live in the newsroom with details. >> at around 9:30 police responded to a call that there was an active shooter in a classroom at a santa cruz high school. the police said that there were multiple shots and multiple victims. that's when the school went into lockdown and other schools in the area sheltered out of an abundance of caution in the santa cruz police chief says hundreds of officers from different agencies in the county showed up. they also had air support and

drones in the air within five to 10 minutes. the chief says after canvassing they can for -- campus they did not find a sign of active shooter. investigators now say this was a hoax. one person was detained but the person was not linked to any crime, students were eventually reunited with parents, santa cruz city school superintendent says while today was chaotic, it served as a practice for a real active shooter situation. >> no evidence of an active shooter on campus, our students are safe, our staff is safe, we are incredibly grateful to the santa cruz police department, the santa cruz sheriff department and all of the law enforcement agencies in the county who have responded, and implemented the safety protocols that we practice regularly and collaborate on regularly. >> if you remember earlier this month, multiple bay area schools had reports of an active shooter threat, that was determined to

be a swatting situation, that's when someone calls and a fake threat to cause mass chaos. the superintendent says there is school tomorrow and again, this is now being called a hoax. live in the newsroom, abc7news. >> as you can see behind me, things are moving ahead after a tow truck slammed into a tollbooth -- tollbooth, a caltrans tow truck -- increase rate able to reopen the tollbooth and a total of nine was impacted and it was open shortly after the incident. quite san francisco's fastest-growing neighborhood of finally get the school they have long been fighting for. >> mission bay will have an elementary school ready for enrollment by 2025. abc7news senior education reporter has been following the road to near completion and tells us why this took so long. >> me to your old joe. he will probably never remember that he was part of the

groundbreaking ceremony for his future school. he brought some help with them. in 2025, once completed, this is where they will likely go to school and their mission bay neighborhood. tha uts, mm eminute w, k he et. ti h bn a school, until now. >> this is a project that really is a long time coming to the mission bay and to the area. >> how long? you could probably quote the beatles and say it was a long and winding road. the plot was a gift from ucsf and even before they begin developing the area became apparent that a school was needed. it now was a matter of use it or lose it. >> and 2016 the district finally announced that a $750 million bond measure would help paint -- pay to build the school.

>> i wish i happen quicker, but it happened. this will be the first new elementary school in over 20 years in san francisco. >> of the 750 million dollars bond money, 110 million will go to build the school. the remaining dollars have been used to renovate and modeexticht investments in r hools,lentiontr whican canable sfacilities bondy soon. in san francisco, abc7news. >> one of oakland park's will get a 1.4 million dollars addition to combat food and security in the area. today city officials announced plans for a food hub near 77th in bancroft. a commercial kitchen and food

distribution area will be installed inside the parks recreation center. the kitchen equipment was paid for with a $100,000 donation from google. >> san francisco and oakland are getting a combined $14 million in support for the state to help get those in need off the streets. >> was happening as a homelessness in the state of california is unacceptable. it's happening on the streets and sidewalks is unacceptable. what's persisted in the state for decades is unacceptable. >> the governor announced the awards in orange county, $40 million in all day communities across the state and it will be used to help those living in encampment's transition into housing. san francisco's funding will be spen me thandhouse livi ing cendled see downtown.undi hpce city shut down eampment in the west oakland park last month. berkeley, city and state officials celebrate the grand

opening of the berkeley way apartments and hope center, the largest affordable housing in berkeley's history located near hart streets. it includes 53 permanent housing units, 12 transitional housing beds for homeless veterans. that project was built with funding for measure of accrued back in 2018 for the nonprofits and the government. >> much more to come, less than two weeks away from the midterms. this year there is a race really heating things up in towns across the bay area. >> a different sort of pandemic problem, pets looking for a boost in adoption. >> and a hollowing debate, which is the most popular halloween candy? >> how will be fine, let's talk about whether, as we and a dry october and flip over to november, liquids here, a chance of rain, i will say about that in a quick

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>> and alarming health headline, the u.s. could be facing a triple deming, flu, rsv and covid. how concerned should we be? i put that question abc7news special correspondent on our show, getting answers. >> as of right now, things are pretty bad in terms of children's hospital capacity, what is happening with the

missions. the secondary, this surge of respiratory virus is in young kids. there are some unknowns about what could happen this winter regarding covid-19 and the variant that we are keeping a close eye on, but the fact of the matter is covid-19 we still have about 300 million americans dying every day and some of that has been normalized. >> still scary numbers. in addition all of that dr. patel says some parts of the country are seeing earlier flu surges this season. your best protection is to get the flu shot. >> more fallout from the pandemic, bay area animal shelters are packed. >> many people delay their own medical care for themselves the past couple of years, but their pets midst appointments for things like spaying and neutering. here's our abc7news reporter. >> from cats to dogs, birds to bunnies, there's an overflow of abandoned animals at san francisco animal care and control. >> these are usually our longer term. all across the country other

shelters are full, so we are playing tetris at this point. quirks part of the reason is the pandemic, it cap millions of pets from being spayed and neutered. a recent study out of the university of florida found more than two point 5 million fewer surgeries were performed in 2021 and 2022. >> it was very difficult to gets pay and neutered done during the pandemic, a lot of hospitals didn't have capacity. >> now capacity is running out here, the number of small animals like guinea pigs and rabbits exploding, equipped to handle 24, they are finding ways to hold 80. >> instead of seeing people coming in with one guinea pig or one rabbit, we are seeing them come in with 10, 12. >> how many dogs do hold at one time? >> ideally, about 60, but we have been overcapacity for that

for months. it has been closer to 94 several months. >> typically takes about 10 days to move these dogs other shelters. now that's taking upwards of a month. >> this is nancy, she's a lovely lady and has been on the floor for two months. which isim f this is pink, she has the same issue, we are just looking for a loving home. >> until they can find more foster and forever homes, they are asking people to please not surrender pets. >> ask your aunt that's always loved your dog if she would be willing to hlook within your coy before you bring them here. >> the kitty was so cute. the california maritime academy commemorated the anniversary of a fast-moving fire that really changed the campus forever. dozens took part in the third annual glencoe fire anniversary walk to crockett. this event is meant to honor those who hope save the campus

when the academy's training ship docked nearby. >> we have a group of students here, we call them cadets, who run to the problem and they ran to the fire. they put it out and protected the ship. >> those cadets just completed a firefighting training course the day before the blaze. the walk allows participants to look back on campus on the recovery from the fire, which was three years ago today. >> timing. >> very good timing for the training of those cadets. >> we are hoping that the timing of any potential rain. >> he said rain. >> instead of being in the six and seventh day of the 7 day forecast and vanishing, it has moved up to the fifth day and looks more promising. this one we may be able to hang our hat on as actually happening, and it's going to be next month. here's a look at what's going on, good afternoon, thanks for sticking around.

here's a look at our highlights, what to expect, seasonal temperatures and warmer through the weekend, it would be a beautiful halloween and then tuesday and wednesday are trending or this take a look at the pattern. we still have the jet stream to the north, small area of high pressure keeping us sunny today, temperatures a little bit warmer than we were this time yesterday because of this wall-to-wall sunshine. outside right now you see a wealth of 70's in the inland neighborhoods into the south bay in north bay, upper 60's around most of the bay, a little bit cooler along the coast into san francisco, 59 to 62. you can see that wonderful sunshine and clean air from our san jose camera. that will cool click -- that will cool quickly tonight. a lot of dry air. 6:16 as the sunset. by 7:00, 65 to 62. all of us down into the low to mid s as wave through 10:00. temperatures are like this morning. tomorrow morning, temperatures in the 30's. deeper north bay valleys, could

be some of the same. little mid-40's, take you to places like san mateo, san francisco about 47 to 48. tomorrow, high clouds and a little bit of an onshore breeze, not quite as mild as today. 62 in san francisco, oakland, 65, san jose, 68. north bay and east bay that could crack at 70. we will have that warm weekend and dry air will spill into halloween. come back and we are going to look at a sunset at about 6:11. temperatures 55 to 62. dropping into the 50's. a lot of the kids are out happily haunting and they definitely want to have an extra jacket. here's a look at future radar for monday. it's bringing the storm down to us, steady rain tuesday, and then showers, possibly wintry showers, lightning, thunder, a small chance of hail out of this particular system. as we take a look a rainfall amounts, nothing as we head through, but when we wake up

tuesday morning there's potential for our first commune in a long time, and then you can see the showers slowly add up as we had from tuesday into wednesday. temperatures will be significantly cooler then to 50's and 60's. that starts tuesday and continues through thursday. until then, 60's and 70's tomorrow, a little bit warmer, but also warming clouds in the morning low clouds will be around for saturday and sunday. a little bit more sunshine but is still a great weekend for outdoor activities and that spills into halloween monday. >> get two days of rain? works we get one steady push of rain with a cold front comes through, you get in the colder air mass behind it and that's when you get the instability for those scattered showers and possibility of rain those in hail and the snow looks like it's about 5000 feet. >> is longest halloween is ok, that's what we are looking at. no powerball winner last night strong, but someone in the bay area has become a millionaire.

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>> i'm very happy to let you know that this year it's a $50,000 grant. congratulations. >> clearly you can see right there the executive director and board of directors, president of tandem partners, this is a nonprofit that works at the intersection of social justice in early childhood education. she said she is honored to work with the warriors in the two have been partnering since 2050. >> and they do a great job. nobody one powerball last night, which is part of the reason we are still here. the jackpot is update hundred million dollars. one lucky person in the south bay had a million and a half. >> are abc 7 news reporter has more. >> this mobil gas station sold a powerball ticket worth more than $1.5 million and wednesday

nights drawing, matching five out of the six numbers. because no one matched all six numbers, including the powerball, the jackpot has now jumped to $800 million for saturday nights drawing, making it the second-largest prize in the history of the game. >> a little bit exciting but i don't know what's going to happen when some but the wind something. >> victor plays powerball regularly and was first in line to buy two tickets when he heard the jackpot jumped. so we asked what he would do with a hundred million dollars. >> buy a house, yes. buy a couple houses. i have a big family. >> even the odds of winning are one and 292 million, hopes are high among powerball players this time around as there have been no jackpot winners after 36 drawings in a row. >> i would like to help my children because it's hard for the kids right now to buy a home. >> powerball, and whatever else

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building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. are lehan two w election, today we are doing something different, we are looking at one issue, public schools. >>'s parents are running for school board positions, we will look at how this is impacting the bay area. >> when most of us get our ballots we don't usually do a deep dive on who runs for school

board, but now that's what republicans are setting their sights on these races. the fiery debates are happening and places that used to be considered kind of sleepy. school board races. some residents have been surprised to learn that some of those culture boards -- culture wars are playing out here, in california. >> she says there's a candidate on her ballot to is against teaching critical race theory or crt. next anti-critical race theory's -- theory in her statement, it's like, well. >> she'ss 16

t>> she says she started an effort last year to on for school boards this november. my, she's vietnamese, i talked to her about her kids. she says they don't have the same values that the parents have. why is that? because, they have been in public school, they have been taught that socialism is good and america is bad. >> so we were provided this video of this first recruitment meeting that she held in a friend's backyard. she said that 50 people showed up. [no audio] >> she now has candidates now running in 10 different races

across the south bay, including in morgan hill. >> she's running in cambridge. >> many of them are parents, for many of them is their first time running for office. we were showed some of the candidates campaign flyers. many explicitly say that they do not believe in discussing gender identities like -- in schools and they do not believe in critical race theory. one uses a photo of martin luther king jr. when talking about how they discuss race. [no audio] >> unfortunately, we are having a technical issue on the audio with this piece. we will see if we can make it

work, we have a second story about wha

>> unfortunately the audio wasn't working there we will post it online shortly and air it again for our 6:00 news tonight. we hope we can stay tuned for that. unlike in the south bay, the candidates are not talking as openly about social issues and some people are not happy about that. we did ask those questions and we got some answers. >> in a clouded -- crowded election field, the biggest sign is for one of the smallest races, >> we give everyone one of these cards. >> she is running for school district. she is the mother of two recent

graduates and a local business owner. we met up with her in the final weeks of her campaign when she was walking her district and doorknocking. >> i have walked my entire district at least months and i'm on my second go around. the number one thing that people are concerned about is the financial well-being of the district and that's we need to keep our focus. >> sheet -- she says she focuses on the abcs, back to basics and children first. she actively campaign to recall governor newsom, she has organized protests against the covid mandates. >> it's discriminatory. >> and she has fought back against showing proof of vaccination. >> i have fought against the covid vaccine. >> are you vaccinated? >> no. i am not.

i don't believe that young people should be worse to get this. >> johnson says her campaign is not about state or national politics, but her candidacy is about a larger tend -- trend happening across the country. >> local elections are nonpartisan. so officially they are not running as a democrat or publican. >> this is political scientist from cal state fullerton. >> if you can make a seed look nonpartisan, you have a better chance of influence policy. >> she's never seen anything like it. >> the republican party has a registration of about 18% we are a blue county. it's often that republicans don't even run. >> she is one of nine school board and city council candidates supported by women --

remin freedom rising, an anti-vaccine group. like jensen she is running for school board for the first time, she is focusing on classroom time loss. when it comes to gender identities, and covid vaccines she did not give us clear answers on where she stands. are you vaccinated? do you believe in vaccinations? >> i'm not going to answer that question because i feel that that is private medical information. >> believe kids should get the covid vaccine? >> i think it's up to the parents. >> she says it's strategic. >> if your campaign is about sweetness and light, it is hard to know with their full agenda

is. >> i'm certainly not trying to obfuscate anything. >> she says physical concerns and learning loss is what is motivating her to run, not social issues. >> that does fire up school boards across the country, specifically lgbtq issues. there have been removing -- they have been removing trans issues, as well as lgbtq issues. >> is a bit he wants to come in and fly a flag, they will have to let them. it could be the satanic flag. it could be the don't tread on me flag. >> are you equating lg to -- lgbtq issues to the satanic flag ?

how -- >> how about a trump flag, how about a russian flag? >> she went on to say that books about transgender people should not be in public schools. >> the transgender thing is another issue, those kids have serious mental problems. they are having very tough times processing their sexual identity. my daughter had a friend in high school who decided she was a boy. i discuss that with her. i said i'm not gonna call her by her boy name. i said i understand that that >> that you believe that is disrespectful. the school should not be involved in sexuality and all could should be between parent and their kid. >> do you believe that school should allow the kid to go by there was a name? >> i don't know that's a tough question.

>> what is so scary about a young person deciding that they want to transition? biologicallyend you are lying to kids, children are either boys or girls. >> you do not believe in transgender? >> no. >> it's horrifying. >> among those who hope to win is a trans woman who is the board of director of san francisco pride. she was hurt in out reached when we showed her jensen's comments. ford says she does not believe that jensen has been upfront in the campaign. that's why it's so important that we do these interviews, we need to know what they believe at the beginning of their

careers. >> it's hard to predict how candidates like jensen will do in the election. >> certainly in some areas these are strong candidates who are doing really well, and they have otheim, that is -- it is get you get your friends to doorknob, put up signs and all sorts of things, you have a chance there. do you think messaging like this will resident -- will resonate? >> terms of pushing people to accept something, i don't think that that is a good thing. i think the community doesn't want that either. >> with the pandemic folks felt good school boards were making decisions and parents were not a part of it. it woke parents of 20, school boards are important. >> i do want to say that we know that the viewpoints expressed by

jensen will be upsetting but we think that voters deserve to know where these candidates for public office stand. the number one thing that voters need to do this year is read your ballot, pay attention to who is on a especial in smaller local races. >> i saw a bunch of signs on the side of the road for school board and i thought, i have some work here to do, research to figure out who these people are. it's fascinating to see the difference in perspective between the north bay and the south bay and other areas. it is dramatically different. >> it is true, i'd know we didn't get to shower entire piece but what we are seeing in the south bay, the candidates are being upfront and they are putting in their material that they believe these are winning

issues, in the north bay, we are not seeing the candidates talk is openly about these issues in their campaign material. when we did this interview, they were upfront with us. but they are not talking about it the way that they are in the south bay. >> we will be watching for that story at 6:00, and it's also on our website. now, to another big issue, this time facing black women. black women and their hair have deeply rooted in connection. hulu is launching a new docuseries that explores that relationship. tracee ellis ross interviews a celebrity like oprah about their hair care junie's -- journeys and finding acceptance. hulu partnered with a hair salon in chicago to surprise clients with free services. >> she said what are we getting today?

and i'm like, what? >> they are super surprised, overjoyed and happy. it's good to feel appreciated or have something nice happen. >> you can stream the first two episodes of the hair tales on hulu. disney as a parent company of abc 7 and hulu. >> it's thursday which means tasty thursday, halloween, and -- -- okay care coalition, alaska airlines is still frontrunner for most caring airline. funshine bear, you did some of your own research, right? i sure did. ♪ according to the web, their program's number one, ♪ ♪ earning alaska miles is quicker and more fun! ♪ cute! ooh, that was wonderful, sweetie! oh, oh, oh, i have a song about their cheese plates. ♪ cheese please! cheese please! cheese please! cheese please! ♪ uh- it's time for lunch. aw... ♪ ♪

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>>. your costume? halloween is monday, but should be holiday be limited to weekends, parents would have an easier time participating and fatalities toward -- pedestrian fatalities are higher during halloween. the farmers almanac's adjusted moving the holiday to saturday in 1899. >> and now the best part of halloween, the candy. how many times to be about plateful of chocolate on the show. >> is not a lot. >> joining us now, you see there mike and karina, we all have our plates, the candy store, we went through 15 years of data to find the best candy in -- the favorite candy in each state.

you can see, people in nevada apparently love hot tamales. arizona's favorite, hershey's kisses. >> we thought we would have fun figuring out our favorites for tasty thursday. we will go to the bracket here, in round one we have the candy corn versus tootsie rolls. i think that's easy. we will see the voters vote for. then we have reese's versus butterfinger. kick cap versus snickers. twix versus smarties. >> wire goes even on there? >> i think it was michael finney who said he likes marty's. >> he can have ours. , i am not interested. >> i didn't know he had that much pull. do you outline? >> you actually like candy corn? >> i like candy corn. they are very different. let's talk about that. the winners of the first round

round are, candy corn. reese's. kate cap. and twix -- kits kat twix. >> larry you pick tootsie roll, right? >> maybe that should be a tie. >> breaking news. >> who let kitcat get ahead of snickers? >> that was me. >> and then we have twix. >> we are all over the board. >> anyway, reese's and kitcat, that is a close call. >> how is the -- it's a post-call, their different categories. >> this is going to be a lot like the regular election, how did this happen?

we have candy corn, reese's, reese's is gonna win that easily. and kitcat -- kit kat, look at mike he is so upset. >> you can have mine. >> do people here not like peanut butter, is that the thing? >> let's be diplomatic, some people have peanut allergies. >> this is what you have, almost the greatest candy of all time. >> at least we won't have a problem if we have a righty of candy, we won't fight over this one. >> when

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