is freed. elon musk tweeting about his takeover and is definitely making his presence felt. jobina: the family of a woman his body was found to face her alleged >> i think my legacy has a lot to do with serving the community. reggie: congressman jackie spear meeting with local supporters before she retires. we will talk about the candidates vying for her job. it is a good morning. jobina: we are ready. drew: we are in the 30's and 40's right now. 30's for solano county.

47 in oakland. 52 in the city. we have clear skies and a frost advisory in effect until 9:00 a.m. for some of the coldest temperatures this morning. we could drop to the mid-30's before the sun gets up shortly after 7:30 this morning. this is a look from our rooftop camera showing clear skies with a light breeze. we will keep the light wind throughout the forecast. partly cloudy skies. hi cirrus clouds -- high serous clouds. a cool afternoon compared to yesterday. 60's and lower 70's, below average. a bit of a warm up for the weekend and we will preview that in eight minutes. jobina: the deadline for the sale for elon musk to buy twitter is today and heat made it happened and is making big

moves. lena holland joins us. good morning. lena: with news of elon musk taking over, the san francisco-based company, the new york stock exchange says shares have been suspended for trading meaning it is headed for delisting and no longer considered to be a public company. elon musk tweeting, the bird is freed after changing his bio earlier this week. news of musk taking reigns of the company comes hours before deadline set by a delaware judge to finalize a deal. it was originally valued at $44 billion. musk, who is already ceo of spacex and tesla, saying to let it sink in. he has already taken control of twitter according to his lawyers

and sources say he has removed the twitter ceo, cfo and top lawyer. >> escorted the three people out of the office. you are fired, you are out. >> if he is able to prove he can do something with 25% of the current 7500 employees with twitter, then what does that mean for pinterest, snapchat, and that remains to be seen. i would be concerned about my job. lena: that was a former twitter employee, one of hundreds that have left twitter in recent months. it must reportedly told employees he would not fire 75% of the workforce, as some had speculated but many are still

skeptical. he tweeted yesterday at saying the reason he acquired twitter is because he believes it is important to the future of civilization to have a common digital town square. reggie: happening today, oakland police expected to release details about arrests eight overnight in the killing of a local dentist. here is video of one suspect being taken into custody. a doctor was shot and killed in the little saigon neighborhood, investigators say the shooting was a robbery. her friends maintain race played a factor in the attack. jobina: police asking for your help to find the driver responsible for a hit and run crash that injured a grandmother and three-year-old grandson. it happened tuesday evening. we want to warn you, some of the video you are about to watch may be difficult to see.

here is amanda del castillo leo hilliard amanda: -- amanda douglas to leo. amanda: -- amanda dougladel cas. amanda: the toddler ended facedown and the driver of the hatchback did not stop. >> it breaks my heart to see that video. it is traumatizing to see it. amanda: she said after the crash, the grandmother walked back home with a family called police. >> she was ignoring this horrible pain she was having and kept asking whether the baby was ok. amanda: the grandmother suffered

broken ribs and shoulders and was admitted into the hospital. a neighbor arrived home after the incident and found the two victims in the street. >> in the middle of the road, the stroller was upside down and the baby was inside the stroller. amanda: the boy is ok, suffering a bump and scratch. residents understand it could have been worse. hit and run coming at a time when hit and run deaths are on record pace. amanda: everyone is thinking about the schools and speeding cars and people out and about trick-or-treating. >> sometimes we tell people to think about how to make themselves more visible. amanda: he is the program manager and reports to previous incidents, 2016 had on crash and a 2017 rear end collision.

the family impacted wants improvements made and wants a identified. >> i still cannot believe it happened in broad daylight, a senior and a baby crossing the street. reggie: that was some video. develop and in santa clara. court officials confirm a jury is deliberating in a civil case. the central issue is whether smith provided conceal and carry weapon permits in exchange for donations or other favors. smith is not seeking reelection. she could be forced to leave early depending the out come. jobina: two men are both charged with arson and mutilating a

corpse, but not murder, as of now. the family of the 25-year-old showed up at the courthouse yesterday. the district attorney is determined to get justice for them. >> although seeing the family get justice as swiftly as possible and that is what we are fighting for. jobina: her body was found by a trail and they identified her body through records and burned jewelry. reggie: a former worker at the women's prison in dublin has pled guilty to sexually abusing and meant -- an inmate. chavez was a food worker when he groped an inmate in a locked pantry or he could face up to two years in prison and a fine. four other prison employees recently accused of sexual abuse . jobina: federal agents weighing and on whether parents need to

be worried about the possibility of drugs being mixed into trick-or-treat candy. authorities at lax seized 12,000 fentanyl pills package in candy boxes and wrappers. the dea said the drugs are not intended to be distributed on halloween but just to be hidden by police. it never hurts for parents to double check. >> just pay attention in all aspects. make sure you see where they are going, who they are with, how they are navigating the streets and also what candy they are bringing into the house. jobina: one of the bigger risks for kids on halloween night is street safety. data shows pedestrians between four and eight years old see an increase in on halloween night. drew: we will take you to the east bay hills camera, where we have clear skies, cool temperatures, starting out in the 40's and a couple 30's on the board first thing this

morning. there is a cold front to the north bringing rain to the pacific northwest. showers for seattle and portland. we are getting a few high clouds ahead of the cold front. that means a partly cloudy sky to finish off the week today. as we go towards lunchtime, a partly cloudy sky. in the 50's, climb through the 60's away from the coast. j, cuyler compared to yesterday. we are keeping the trend of below-average temperatures, topping out in the 50's along the coast, 60's along the shoreline. 62 in the city today. 65 in oakland. 58 per happened day. 71 in concord. -- sunday not only brighter but warmer than saturday. next week, tracking rain chances

increasing tuesday into wednesday and is a level one on the storm impact. a closer look at the rain chance in eight minutes. sue: we have clear sailing, clear skies, no fog on the golden gate bridge. we had some work that had things slow but looks like they have cleared that out. a little more crowded on the san mateo bridge from the toll plaza across the causeway up and over towards foster city, will be at 20 miles per hour. travel time looking more like 30 minutes there. the new normal starting of the morning with a bart delay, 20 minutes through 6:15 through the

tube as they do retrofit work. out of the central valley, a minimal commute, just some windy conditions on the ultimate -- all to months -- altimonte pass. reggie: holiday homecoming for tim allen.

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factors contribute to the disparities including lack of access to medical facilities, bias, and patient distrust of the medical system. you may notice fewer scooters parks in san francisco. the mta will enforce policies against sidewalk parking and writing -- riding. scooter companies must can -- create fencing to keep it from other areas. reggie: we are less than two weeks away from election day. congressman jackie speier is embarking on a farewell tour. she has decided to retire. here is a look at the candidates tried to fill her seat. >> i put my cheek onto that cold

floor. >> she has done hundreds of townhomes but this is one of her last. >> this had a lot to do with spearheading the community. >> she was elected to the senate in 1985. in 2008, she was elected to the u.s. house of representatives. on thursday, she reflected on some of her accomplishments. >> sexual assault in the military will be taken on the chain of command. pediatric cancer research has gone from 4% to 8% because of legislation i carried. >> she is not running for reelection, impart to spend time family. two advanced from the primary to a runoff on november 8 two replacer. >> i recognized it was time to come home. that means i am passing the torch to a new generation of

leadership. >> both say climate change, protected reproductive -- protecting reproductive rights and voting rights is on their agenda. one says his leadership of the president of the board of supervisors during the pandemic will help him in d.c. >> i have been tested under pressure when it comes to a crisis. that is what we want to do we get to d.c., take the localized experience and bring it to d.c. >> one is being endorsed by spear and the economy is one of his top priorities. >> building an economy that truly works for everyone, lower wage workers, rebuilding the middle-class. our middle class is shrinking. we have the data in. >> the congresswoman's message to whoever wins. >> you have to stay in touch with their constituents, be

assessable and meet their needs. reggie: we have you covered when it comes to the upcoming election on our abc 7 streaming app. learn more about the races and check out the elections 2022 to stream them on demand for roku, apple tv, or other devices. tim allen is back as santa in the santa clauses. jobina: it is coming to disney plus and we are getting a first look at the official trailer. >> was the night before christmas, and all through the house, not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse. >> the stockings were hung by the chimney with care in hopes that saint nicholas soon would be there. [yelling] >> call him down. >> no, no, no. >> who are you? >> i'm santa claus.

jobina: i love this series. the new series is set 30 years after the original 1994 holiday classic. in this version, the kids who used to believe in christmas are now adults and have stopped believing. santa steps down to step down -- to spend time with his family and he realizes how quickly it goes wrong and realizes he stepped down too soon and hires the wrong person to replace him. you can catch it on disney plus starting on november 16. disney is the parent company of abc 7. reggie: i never saw it? jobina: you never saw it? go back. the second one is good. reggie: why doesn't that woman know about santa claus? jobina: because she doesn't have a fireplace and there is christmas magic. reggie: doesn't everyone know

who -- what santa claus looks like? that is for sure santa claus. jobina: true. reggie: i am shocked santa claus is here. jobina: right. reggie: i get that. jobina: who are you? i know you are santa, but under the suit. reggie: running out the door. drew: not the scariest thing you have probably seen. clear skies, the beautiful lights of san francisco. another chilly morning ahead. it partly cloudy sky later on. the weekend, we do warm up a bit. we are dry for halloween.

a chance for wet weather. right now, 30's and 40's for the most part. 48 in san mateo. 43 in palo alto. later today, cooler than yesterday. temperatures below average for this time of year. 50's close to the coast. the warmest city is barely hitting 70 degrees under partly cloudy skies. tonight, fog forming along the coastline and bayshore. a bit of a marine layer comes back but a chilly night with most of us dropping into the 40's. halloween is totally dry on monday. here comes a storm that will bring light rain tuesday morning into tuesday afternoon. we are likely to track and snow in the sierra on wednesday.

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the u.s. military warned the use of any use of weapons would "result in the end of that regime." reggie: number four, a animal shelters are asking that people stop surrendering pets because they are overflowing. one reason, any prevented animals from being spayed or neutered so there is an increase of pets being born. drew: number five, we will warm up a bit as we head into the weekend. bringing the fog back tomorrow morning with temperatures in the 60's and 70's for sunday. sue: number six, following your friday morning commute. it is light. here is a look at the drivetime from the bridge into the city, under 30 minutes. jobina: number seven, counselors available for students and staff at a santa cruz hospital after a false call of a shooter. there has been a trend in the so-called swatting incident.

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control animal centers. jobina: how much money people plan to spend on gifts this year. ♪ reggie: this is a really nice song. the return of rihanna. the first new music in years is out, the song dedicated to the late actor check with roseman. -- after chadwick bozeman. jobina: it is friday. october 28. reggie: and the start of adult halloween. drew: kids will wait until monday. reggie: this is home folks date. drew: friday and saturday, adult halloween. right now, temperatures wiki to the 30's and 40's. another chilly morning. 38 in fairfield.

41 at half moon bay. the city as the mild spot coming in at 51 degrees. we have a frost advisory for the lake and mendocino county in lakeport, down to the mid-30's. there is a live look at oakland. clear skies above. it is a clear and chilly morning once again. the day today will feature partly cloudy skies, a blend of sun and clouds through out the day. sunrise in two hours. we will find brighter conditions as we head towards sunset as the clouds appear. 4:00 p.m., temperatures in the 50's along the coast. low 70's inland. we will take a look at the weekend forecast and also preview halloween. we will have that in eight minutes. reggie: elon musk is now the official owner of twitter. in -- 15 minutes ago, he tweeted

"let the good times roll this comes hours after he fired -- times roll." this comes hours after he fired top officials. lena holland is there. lena: we are live outside of twitter headquarters outside of one of the main entrances and this is one of many possible places where we could see elon musk walking in today are his first full day of work, leading the san francisco-based company. at sources say the deal has closed and have fired the seat fo, ceo and top lawyer. elon musk tweeting "the bird is free," after changing his bio earlier this week. news of musk taking reigns of the company came hours before the deadline yesterday set by a delaware judge to finalize a deal valued at $44 billion. musk who is already the ceo of

tesla and spacex tweeted video of him carrying a kitchen sink at the headquarters saying to let that sink in. >> i think there is a chance that one of the first things he would like to do is ring back everybody who was banned or controversial. that could happen with or without elon musk. things change and peoples' opinions change. whether that is part of policy or not remains to be seen. lena: musk reportedly told employees he would not fire 75% of the workforce but many are still skeptical. with the news of musk taking over, the new york stock exchange confirms that twitter shares are suspended for traded -- training which means the company is headed for delisting and no longer considered to be a public company. jobina: this morning, bay area

animal shelters are packed. many delayed medical care for themselves during the pandemic and the pets also missed appointments for things like neutering and spaying. laureate rodriguez is live in the newsroom with more on this for us. -- gloria rodriguez is in the newsroom live with more on this for us. gloria: a recent study out of florida found more than 2.5 million fewer surgeries performed in 2021 and 2022. check out the abandoned animals at the animal care and control. they are overcapacity. they usually have 60 dogs at one time but have had 90 for several months and are equipped to handle 24 small animals, like guinea pigs and rabbits. the numbers exploding. the operations manager said rescue groups and shelters are full across the country. >> this is nancy, a lovely lady

and has been here for two months, which is a long time for a dog. this is pink, we are just looking for a loving home for both of them. gloria: it is taking them more than a month to move dogs to a shelter, compared to the normal 10 days. animal control is asking not to give up pets but look locally. also a good reminder that it is a good time to adapt if you can take in a pet and really care for them. reggie: i did it a year ago with my little dog. the spca is launching a new program to address the vet shortage. the three-month paid program will give students the chance to learn about the field. is that rooster? i can't figure out if that is my

dog. you can learn about different jobs and skills while assisting at clinics. at the end of this, participants will get a certificate and the opportunity to apply for full-time work. they do great stuff there. jobina: in the east bay, a former sheriff's deputy will reportedly not face charges for shooting and killing a man in danville last year. the eastfield times said the costa contra officer said they can't prove he broke the law. he was responding to reports of the man throwing rocks onto interstate 680. wilson was a transit who said his family -- whose family said he was suffering from mental illness. body camera showed wilson old and a knife before hall opened fire. hall was involved in a syndrome

-- similar shooting but remained on the force. he is currently serving six years in for that shooting. the county has paid $12 million to settle lawsuits by families of both victims. reggie: counselors will be on hand to talk with students and staff after a false call about an active shooter on campus. the call came in around 9:30 yesterday morning. the caller claimed a shooter was inside the classroom with multiple victims. the school went into lockdown and other schools shelter-in-place. within minutes, hundreds of officers from rent agencies showed up in the air and on the ground. >> there has been a national trend that we were notified a couple weeks ago for people to call in false active shooter events, and i had shared that with my staff, because it has happened in other states, and it looks like that is what has happened today. reggie: earlier this month,

multiple bay area schools had reports of an active shooter which was considered to be a swatting situation, when someone calls in a threat to cause mass chaos. the economy grew more than expected but still facing challenges. mortgage rates have climbed above 7% for the first time in 20 years. the federal reserve is set to raise key interest rates week to slow inflation. despite the challenges, treasury secretary janet yellen sees no signs of an impending recession. >> we have on a plane at a 50 year low. there are 2 -- we have unemployment at 850 year low. reggie: economist debating the likelihood of a recession next year. amazon reporting a weaker than expected holiday season, pointing to higher inflation. jobina: americans may need to be

concerned about the economy, but that does not mean they will cut back on holiday spending. a new survey shows people plan to spend an average of $932 on gifts this year, the highest amount since the pandemic started and considerably higher than the estimate at this time last year, which was $837. it is important to note that the increased amount is not necessarily about generosity. some respondents say they expect to spend more because of inflation. reggie: the warriors are the defending champs and the most valuable franchise. the value is put at $7 billion, up 25% from last year. not a bad investment for the owners, who bought the team for $450 million in 2010. since then, the warriors have won four championships and built their center.

jobina: we have a new school year in san francisco. how much money is going into the new building. reggie: what to look out this afternoon if your kids have food allergies. drew: is dracula doing the mashed potato? is that the dance? jobina: [singing] he did the monster mash. reggie: what is it? is it a dance? how did it go? sue: [dancing] reggie: isn't that just the twist? reggie: someone is skipped leg day. drew: it is a slim king.

he will only be up at night and has limited time. reggie: his legs are as thin as his wrists. drew: that is something to try to achieve. here is the halloween planner. a dry sky, partly cloudy area temperatures gradually falling from the 60's into the 50's. today, partly cloudy skies. temperatures in the 50's and 60's. later today, below average, barely touching 70 degrees. 65 in oakland. 62 in the city. 71 in santa rosa. the three day forecast, we warm up a bit over the weekend. sunday is the brighter of the two days. next week, rain chances increase

tuesday and wednesday. likely tracking showers. a closer look coming up in nine minutes. let's take a look at traffic. sue: here we go with the glowing freeway, making your way towards the toll plaza and you are in good company. no stalls are accidents along the busiest stretches. we had a stall near north main street, right in the middle of where you are looking. slowing out of walnut creek -- or out of concord into walnut creek into the 24 interchange. a few more minutes on your commute this morning. starting off with the normal delay for part, what seems the new norm. 20 minutes come up to delays through 6:15 on certain transbay tube trips. they are retrofitting and doing maintenance.

look for about 45 minute drive up and over a windy ultimate --

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jobina: that was the new promo. reggie: i wasn't ready. jobina: for families going to trick-or-treat at halloween, it can be occult to know what you can and can't eat they have food allergies. morgan norwood has advice. morgan: halloween can be an enjoyable time for children, for parents of kids with food allergies, the holiday brings an extra level of concern. children with allergies to nuts, eggs, milk, or wheat, all common ingredients in packaged candies can have severe allergic reactions, including anaphylaxis, which can be life-threatening. >> snickers, receives pcs, will

be way, twix -- reese's pieces, twix, can all have soy, potentially wheat and have a higher amount of allergens compared to other candies, such as dummy or non--- gummy or non-chocolate treats. morgan: go online or call a candy company directly and ask but even if allergies are not on the ingredients this, there could be trace amounts of commonality triggers. >> looked to see if the candy was processed in a place that also processes notes, because they may be some cross-contamination that can trigger a nut allergy. morgan: as kids head out for festivities, it is important to be prepared. >> make sure they have necessary medications, such as an inhaler, epinephrine, and a drill or anything else they may need. morgan: if a child does just

that shin just something parents don't know the ingredients -- and something parents don't know the ingredients, pictured to watch the child. jobina: a new gondola connecting two mountains is complete. it is seven decades in the making and will make it possible to explore all of the area. it will open in december. winter season opening day is november 22. reggie: residents of the fastest-growing neighborhood will at the school they have long been fighting for. itndbrem will be ready for enrollment in 2025. it will be go close to 280 and made possible by a bond measure that was announced in 2016. >> our intention is to get the

projects delivered and ready so voters can support us in making more investments in schools which are really needed. reggie: from that bond measure, $110 million will go to build the school in mission bay. the rest is renovating and modernizing additional schools. 85% of the projects have already been completed. jobina: a designer currently featured at san francisco's legion of honor museum is getting her own barbie. it will be wearing a yellow dress that was designed for rihanna so where to a met gala. the doll was designed by a senior barbie designer. it is available for preorder for $200. it is the moment we have all been waiting for, new music from rihanna has arrived. reggie: the new song is called "with me up come the lead single from the what forever soundtrack

-- wauconda -- wakanda forever sound with -- centric. reggie: it -- soundtrack. reggie: it is to honor the late actor chadwick bozeman. drew: it was a great way to go to sleep listen to that song. reggie: and i woke up to it. drew: it is so good. jobina: i also like the way it starts and then the buildup. it was lovely as i was writing over the bay bridge -- riding over the bay bridge. drew: i didn't realize how much i missed her voice.

reggie: does rihanna have a christmas album? jobina: no. drew: not that i know of. reggie: i would love a little island christmas. -- jobina: i would love a little island christmas. we love the -- drew: we love the surprises. we have clear skies this morning . starting out chilly. partly cloudy days ahead. we warm up a bit as we head into the weekend. we are dry for halloween. but later next week, heading into november, we will find wet weather making a return. it is all about temperatures in the 30's and 40's. at 37 in novato. 40's from oakland to palo alto

to livermore. you will feel the chilly air as you step out the next couple of hours. partly cloudy, below average temperatures. 60's around the bay shoreline. tonight, we will add fog to the forecast along the coast and around the bay shoreline. we will have cloudy skies close to the ocean and temperatures in the 40's. future weather into tuesday, tuesday morning looks like a front will move through and linger on wednesday, even looking at high country snow in the sierra. unsettled weather coming our way. here is the seven-day forecast. warming up over the weekend. a treat on monday. reggie: new at 6:00, a traveler's delight. the airline offering and all you

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reggie: check out this home in corona heights. jobina: the couple has been living there for years and decorating for 23 years. the display includes a lost soul cemetery where there are tombstones for certain politicians. if you plan to take your kids trick or treating, check it out. reggie: san francisco officials will host a haunt for halloween on jfk drive with spooky

decorations, hunted houses, carnival rides and food trucks. this is all part of promenade play days. it runs from 3:00 until 9:00. looking for more things to do, we have a list of events on our website. jobina: today is national cap day, the certain time to celebrate beloved felines. reggie: a filmmaker holding a q and a. it is a movie about the connection men have with their cats. one is a bay area tech worker and they follow a homeless man who couldn't get into a shelter because of his cats. we spoke to the film maker about men, their cats, and masculinity. >> is a movie that is about men and what that means. basically that we need more kindness, compassion, a different kind of idea of masculinity.

reggie: you can catch the cast at the roxy theater at 6:45. it is part of the san francisco independent festival all weekend long. drew: that man doing curls with the cat. did you see that? reggie: i can't un-see it. drew: chilis -- chilly with 30's and 40's. cold for this time of year frost advisory in effect until 9:00 a.m. today for areas in -- and temperatures dropping close to the mid 30's before the sun comes up. be aware of the chilly temperatures. you can see some fog on the top of the ridge. -- bridge. we do have all n.l. mainly here skies. we will have the sun coming up

at 7:30. 40's and 50's to start you out. partly cloudy skies continue into the afternoon. 60's around the bayshore. another day with temperatures chilly. it will be nice morning for a walk. partly cloudy skies route the morning. the ceremony begins at 9:30 with a temperature of 52 degrees. the walk will begin at 10:00 a.m.. by noon, quite nice, close to 70 by lunchtime. jobina: new at 6:00, the new treatment dr. say can help people fight off bad dreams. reggie: mortgage rates at the highest double in years. jobina: twitter takeover, elon musk officially owns the company. we are live at headquarters with everything you need to know. >> >>

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