want to be more respectful's american society. but it is certainly something that is unnerved us all. >> the attempt at hostage plot on nancy pelosi's husband. expecting to face a judge today. >> more than a dozen people hurt. what we are learning about the victims. >> from one east bay department is offering. >> a live look outside his rain returns to the bay area. what you need to know as we start the day. reggie: good this tuesday, november 1. drew: no showers right now, heavier rain will move in around midday. a three to five hour window. here's live doppler 7 along with satellite. some low-level moisture in the form of cloud cover overhead, what we are watching this is the cold front right here beginning

to enter parts of the north bay. that will swing through later on with steadier showers. denser fog in the north bay. the storm impacts field, level one light storm. the steadier rain then turning to a chance of showers overnight tonight. a three to five hour window today, 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., steady rain and the roads are wet and slippery. some gusty wind as well. a live look, years of the day shapes out. the best chance in the north bay. by noon everyone has a good chance of rain and wind into the afternoon behind that front peaks of sunshine later today which showers are in the forecast by 9:00 p.m. tonight. we will time out this system in about eight minutes. kumasi: the man who allegedly attacked the husband of house speaker nancy pelosi is due in court. a stomach sent comments he made this attack was politically motivated -- based on the comments he made the attack was

politically motivated. lena: four days after the attack on paul poulos he his own home, the suspect will face a judge for the first time today here at the hall of justice. keep in mind he is facing state and federal charges. this comes after district attorney burke jenkins filed a laundry list of charges yesterday including attempted murder, assault with a deadly weapon, a residential burglary, elder abuse, false imprisonment of an elder on top of threats to a public official and their family. on top of these charges he's also facing federal charges including assault of an immediate family member of the u.s. official with the intent to retaliate against the official and attempted kidnapping of the u.s. official. stephen clark says the fact there are already federal charges along with the state

charges says something. >> this is very much in response to the events of january 6. because the federal government is now saying we are going to protect our members of congress and this kind of behavior is going to be prosecuted very vigorously. >> another new detail we learned yesterday, telling san francisco police officers in an interview that he was going to hold nancy hostage and talk to her adding he would let her go if she told the truth and if she lied he was going to break her kneecaps. he is expected to be in court for his arraignment this afternoon at 1:30, this is only for the state charges, federal court will happen at another data. live in san francisco. reggie: the attack is highlighting the growing issue of deep conspiracy that is now being shared by legitimate sources. a reminder of how divisive the country has become and how some much of it is fueled by social

media within three days of taking over as ceo of twitter, elon musk tweeted out a conspiracy theory about what happened at the home. he deleted the tweet but not before we shared widely with his 112 million followers. his post comes amid concerns about how much the billionaire tesla founder will crackdown on -- to discredit disinformation. >> we don't know for sure whether that will make a lot of difference but has the potential to make a lot of difference. reggie: brooke jenkins says the suspect was clearly a person motivated by dangerous political conspiracies. for more details on that. you can dive into all the details in this case the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app. you can download it. kumasi: more than a dozen people in chicago have been injured in a halloween shooting. police say some of the children.

jobina: 13 people were injured in the shooting. the youngest victim was three years old. chicago police say it happened at a park where a vigil was being held. someone drove up and started shooting. officials say was over in a matter of seconds. >> we know it's a drive by, we know it in a few seconds. it began and it's over and three seconds as cars pull out after driving by shooting randomly into the crowd. >> a 14th victim was hit by a car but police say it's not clear if that was related to the shooting. so far no arrests have been made in a motive is not clear. reggie: the only surviving suspect in the murder of an oakland dentist is set to be arraigned today. the 33-year-old was hired to kill the doctor by his boyfriend. police arrested both suspect.

he died by suicide friday while in custody in jail. court document reveal that he had up to $14 million worth of property and assets paid he told investigators he was the trustee and set to receive about $1 million. kumasi: police in south san francisco are investigating a deadly crash between a bus and a pedestrian. this crash happened just before 8:00 last night at the south san francisco park station. sam trans is one of its buses hit and killed a pedestrian believed to be a man. no word if anyone on the bus was hurt. reggie: new developments in the deadly shooting in the north bay. the family killed by sheriff deputies in july is reportedly shooing the -- suing the sheriff's department. he found him in the woods near geiser hill before the shooting. going to the press, the lawsuit claims his rights were violated and that shooting but also

accuses the county of encouraging excessive force and added -- inadequate training, hiring people with problematic history, having poor procedures to report and investigate. sheriff's department has not responded to the accusations. kumasi: oakland police apartment became the latest bay area agency offering a hiring bonus. they are reporting the city council approved a $10,000 bonus. candidates get paid half when they passed a field training program and get the other half after a year-long probation period. cities have all offered incentives to new hires or to transfer officers. reggie: one of the last pandemic masking rules is just ended and the east bay. masks are now encouraged at large indoor events in oakland. the ordinance that applied to events with wi-fi people are more just expired. physicist can still set their own mask rules. >> some in san francisco could be getting a new look today is

the deadline forram. this one is replacing the pandemic shared spaces program. the application has new metrics and requirements and mean some businesses will have to resize or move their outdoor quote up in the mist also provide a public seating area. businesses have until april to make those changes. drew: we will be using live doppler 7 a lot this morning. find your raingear we already have some light showers falling in parts of the bay area at of a cold front that will sweep through here by midday today. here's the beginning of that cold front. it will get its act together more as this goes on and bring us those light to steady rain showers by about noon. here's live doppler 7. the cold front here, the wider picture paid all this moisture moving into northern california right now. that can sweep through the bay area later on today and bring is that wet weather. on the abc 7 storm, a level 1

storm we are tracking. steady rain to isolated showers later on today. a three to five hour window between 9:00 and 2:00 that steady rain for they turn more showers. slippery on the roads and it turns pretty gusty. hour-by-hour that cold front is entering the north bay. we have some heavier rain falling across the city moving on in the peninsula to the east bay. i knew and though showers are in the southbay paid into the afternoon we will get some breaks of sunshine and even a chance for isolated showers later on this evening. total rainfall with the system about a 10th to a quarter of an inch of wet weather coming our way over the next six to 12 hours. a cool day today in the upper 50's 50's to low 60's later on. take the umbrella with you prayed let's get a check of traffic. >> we are going to start with some live cameras outside and show you those drizzling conditions at the moment beginning in walnut creek showing off 680.

looking at a few slowdowns mainly due to road construction mixed in with the wet weather. that has moved out of the way paid a live look at the richmond-san rafael bridge but you can see that slick pavement as well as a reminder to take it slowly out there. a number of spinouts. treacy to dublin around 43 minutes. that slow, went to zip eight the commute will take longer because of the weather so give yourself extra time. earthquake retro freight -- retrofit work. both directions until 6:15. reggie: salary transparency. the new law that takes effect today. kumasi: free fries for a year. reggie: if you missed it we did a group costume for halloween on abc 7 at 7:00.

another look at who dressed up as who. jobina: a live fanduel and draftkings, two out of state corporations making big promises. what's the real math behind prop 27, their ballot measure for online sports betting? 90% of profits go to the out of state corporations permanently. only eight and a half cents is left for the homeless. and in virginia, arizona, and other states, fanduel and draftkings use loopholes to pay far less than was promised.

sound familiar? it should. vote no on prop 27. the magic of the train is more than how it takes us away. it's how it brings us together.

reggie: companies in new york city after post salary information on the job listings and we will see a similar law in california next year. critics argue could have unintended consequences. >> this morning jobseekers in new york city will see something new when looking at open positions arranged with a minimum and maximum salary and employers willing to pay the move is intended to help level the paying field for women and workers of color. >> as a company if you have a philosophy of start low stay low or paved top dollar to the best negotiator that's been a very quickly catch up with you from a pay equity and median pay gap perspective. >> similar laws in colorado, connecticut and nevada with measures also taking effect next year in california, rhode island and washington state.

a recent study found white women are paid $.73 on the dollar compared to white men. for black women at $.64 on the dollar. hispanic women $.54 in native american women $.51. >> there are often time women don't ask for these pay raises are higher wages up front and that can hurt them in the long run because when you start low or it's harder to catch up. as women age we know that the pay gap grows much larger. >> several, please look amazon, american express and zillow have embraced salary transparency ahead of the deadline but the chambers of commerce in new york city argue the new law could hurt the very groups it's designed to protect. saying during a labor shortage or in the context of achieving diversity goals the posted maximum may be significantly higher than the historical salary ranges and arguing it will cause dissatisfaction among employees and trigger demands for pay adjustments that

companies may not be able to afford. new york's law could set the trend nationally with several major corporations based here. businesses that don't comply could face a $250,000 penalty. kumasi: a lot of kids digging into their halloween candy today. we were in martinez where kids were going door-to-door trick-or-treating. they also went car to car at the trunk or treat event and many of them got really creative. >> to provide a safe place for a community to gather and to have a great time, a great time with people decorating their trunks and being a part of the community. kumasi: this appeared to be the first time since covid that a lot of people got out and about to enjoy the holiday. reggie: mcdonald's is giving a nine-year-old one year of free fries thanks to a custom-made costume.

he uses a wheelchair and his parents have been making custom costumes for blake for the past six years. they say gets to pick the costume and then they make it happen. this year he dressed up as a giant version of mcdonald's french fries. and gave him a certificate for a free fries. in the years passed he stressed up as a school bus, fire truck and mac & cheese. kumasi: this is cute. and i like the catch-up. that's an ensemble. that's what you need. that is really adorable. reggie: if you missed it on our streaming show yesterday we all dressed up to celebrate halloween. kumasi: take a look at who we picked for our costumes. >> good morning from your gma team we have george stephanopoulos, there's ginger zee. on the green screen. hello robin.

robin is putting on her lotion. she is ready. and michael baby. reggie: yep we dressed up as our friends from good morning america. the journey to get that wig. drew: tl it was at my friends house. oh look, there we are. [laughter] >> oh my gosh. reggie: i needed a wig and my friend said you can go to the garage were not there to go into the crawlspace and look through the boxes. >> you found a good one. >> you had ginger's jacket on. >> i had the extensions and your dress. >> the split hits definitely when someone is one foot taller. [laughter] when you came out i was like

shirt or dress. >> also robin roberts herself saw it, she loved it. as did david muir. and he said they were hilarious. i said watch out next year. [laughter] >> tonight, david. we could do that. different versions of david. >> you killed it as michael. >> you better come correct. >> that was actually a lot of flossing and brushing later because i was trying to commit. i was putting lip liner between my teeth for the gap. and then i forgot, we went back to our offices and worked. i was talking throughout the day and no one was saying anything. >> it's halloween. >> it was not ok.

when i got home i remembered again. i spent like two hours out and about. kumasi: i thought you would've gone home. jobina: i thought i was two. i saw myself in the mirror. [laughter] kumasi: you were funny as well. drew: it was iconic. it was like fierce, save me. [laughter] >> i loved it. drew: good morning everybody. we have rain back in the forecast today. we have the umbrella to maybe add some extra time this morning because those showers turn heavier around midday today at of the cold front to bring this

rain. temperatures elevated, most of us in the mid to upper 50's right now. let's get hour by hour. amateurs on the map and here's the rain, the cold front by 9:00 a.m. moving into the north bay. we are likely seeing heavier showers from san francisco approaching the peninsula as well. by lunchtime a lot of the rain is south of the golden gate. we are in the east bay or southbay and along the peninsula. into the afternoon behind that front we see some sunshine. temperatures in the 50's to lower 60's. at the front moves through. the wind will turn gusty. 25 not 40 mile-per-hour gusts at that move through. you're getting snow in the sierra prayed a winter storm warning. snow levels down to 5500 feet. eight to 16 inches above 7000 feet. 55 miles per hour's are certainly going some fresh snow later on today. back at home upper 50's and lower 60's with rain and wind. overnight tonight isolated showers possible.

scattered clouds as well and temperatures in the 30's and 40's. here is the seven-day forecast. all about that midday rain and wind today. behind that front, frost likely thursday morning and friday morning, and then another storm moves in here sunday into monday of next weekend. >> the seven things to know this morning. morning. reggie: some of chocolate. vanilla. strawberry. but this isn't ice cream. this is big tobacco. and their candy flavors are served with a strong dose of nicotine. because big tobacco knows four out of five kids who use tobacco started with a flavored product. and once they're hooked, they can be addicted for life.

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directors, there are also concerns of mass layoffs that could be coming. staff could be let go in the coming days. >> santa clara county sheriff has retired. she stepped down yesterday as a jury decides her fate on corruption charges. they will elect a new sheriff next week. reggie: president biden is accusing oil companies of war profiteering as they report record profits he is threatening new taxes if they don't work to reduce gas prices. oil companies a new taxes could cause gas prices to go up. >> no winners in the halloween powerball drawing. that means the jackpot increases to $1.2 billion. with a drawing on wednesday. reggie: black friday deals of the right early this year. discounts are big. here's becky woerle. >> as we officially had into

november, of the countdown to christmas is on. we look at the best early black friday deals dropping now that you don't want to miss. this morning, halloween is barely in the rearview mirror but the holiday sales barrage has already begun. >> we are releasing things start earlier than ever before. >> amazon, walmart and target starting major sales campaigns and now from best buy, there black friday deals promoting the roku streaming stick at $24 will normally retails around 50 for the black friday preview from lands end with these kazmir line tech gloves almost 40% off. what you need to know to strategize ahead of time to save you time and money in order to score the best gifts for all your loved ones. kumasi: here's a possible park if you get stuck in the middle seat on an upcoming flight. eddie free sub sandwich bread subways giving away foot longs to some customers who are

sandwiched in the middle. jobina: this is in honor of national sandwich day on thursday. to do this all you have to do is go to subwaysandwicheach.com and uploaded picture of yourself in the middle seat. this gives you a chance to win one of 10,000 gift cards. reggie: kind of asking for a lot but ok. kumasi: i'll -- if i take the picture, give me a subperiod reggie: can i show you my boarding -- give me a sub. reggie: can i show you my boarding pass. kumasi: it's like what are you doing. anyway. japanese tournament of champions underway right here on abc 7. reggie: the best of the best battling for a quarter million dollar prize. >> what is pittsburgh. streets of america 800. >> there's the daily double.

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>> ♪ i don't want a lot for christmas there is just one thing i need ♪ her latest video as the clock struck midnight into this new month. which reminds me, the rent is due. kumasi: that it is almost christmas. reggie: that's true. kumasi: thanksgiving. reggie: it is almost thanksgiving. [laughter] i was at the starbucks yesterday when they were unloading the stuff. kumasi: it is starting. you had better get your last pumpkin spice in, drew. drew: i know. reggie: that season is done. drew: we are on our way to -- did you see the cups yet? are they red? reggie: there were not unloading the cups. drew: good morning. we have rain returning today. already seeing some light showers. what we are watching, though, this cold front.

this is going to sink south as the day goes on and find steadier rain by midday today. on the exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale it is a level one storm today. rain turning to scattered showers. the heaviest rain and strongest winds are during this five -- five-hour window that will turn roads slick, slippery, and dusty winds could take tree branches down. already have some slick roadways here. this is the san rafael bridge with drops on the lens. by noon everyone has a chance for rain and wind. behind that front we will get breaks of sunshine this afternoon, showers in the forecast this evening. we will take a closer look at the storm coming up in eight minutes. reggie: today the man accused of attacking paul pelosi is expected to appear in court. it comes as a speaker pelosi is giving new details into the family's well-being. in a statement she says since

the horrific attack friday we have been day lose with thousands of messages conveying concern, prayers, and warm wishes. we are most grateful. next to the excellent medical team at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital paul is making steady progress on what will be a long recovery process. our family thanks everyone for their kindness. abc 7 news reporter lena howland is live with more on the charges. lena: prosecutors say based on the statements and comments the suspect made this attack is -- this attack is politically motivated. this is where the suspect, 42-year-old david the poppy, -- david the pop will face a judge this afternoon. brooke jenkins filed a laundry list of the charges yesterday, including attempted murder, assault with a deadly weapon,

residential burglary, abuse of an elder, on top of threats to a public official and their family. depape faces kidnapping charges. jenkins also confirming he had zip ties and duct tape in his bag and specifically targeted the pelosi home to confront speaker pelosi. >> it is something we have to take seriously and it is sad to see we are once again at a point in history believe it is ok to express their political sentiments through violence. lena: another new detail we learned yesterday. depape told interviewers he was going to hold nancy hostage and talk to her, adding he would let her goal if she told the truth. if she lied, he was going to break her kneecaps. speaker pelosi was not home at the time of the attack. depape is expected to be in

court this afternoon at 1:30. this is only for state charges. federal court will happen on another day. live in san francisco, lena howland. kumasi: the safety of our elected officials is taking center stage after the attack on paul pelosi. lawmakers gathered in oakland for an unrelated meeting, but safety was on everyone's minds. >> i don't think it is appropriate to talk about all of the security issues and details, for obvious reasons. but this is an environment where there is so much hatred. kumasi: this summer $10,000 was allocated to each member of congress for additional home security. things like sensors and door locks. you can dive into the details of this case with the abc seven tv app. can download it for apple tv, android tv, or roku. reggie: there are new developments in elon musk's

takeover of twitter. he has devolved that she has dissolved the board of directors as he has faced criticism. roy rodriguez is in the newsroom with how -- with the other changes we could see. >> there is already backlash on twitter about possible charges for verified accounts. elon musk, responding to criticism just six hours ago, tweeting "need to pay the bills of somehow. twitter cannot rely on advertisers." he saying -- he says he will explain the rationale before it is implemented. the editor at large of cnet explains other changes we could see at twitter. >> you have been hearing about stuff like the possibility of him trying to raise subscription rates for the country -- for the company. most of the money comes from advertising. there has also been concerns about layoffs. >> some high-level employees have already been let go and

mass layoffs could make things tough for tech workers looking for jobs who have been laid off from other tech companies recently. there is talk about people with verified twitter accounts having to pay to keep that status. that could cost $20 a month. there is a five dollars a month subscription service called twitter bluetooth that lets people do things like edit tweets, and charging people more than i could turn a lot of people and advertisers away. there are also reports that musk has instructed engineers to work on a buying reboot. twitter shut down the app in 2016, but musk conducted a recent twitter poll and votes were two to one to revive that. kumasi: this morning a warning from president biden to oil companies -- bring down gas prices or else. he is threatening new taxes on oil companies, but they are pushing back. jobina: president biden is threatening a windfall tax on oil and gas companies as they report record profits.

he is accusing them of more profiteering, but these companies like exxon mobil and chevron say a new tax would do the opposite of what the president wants. they claim the high prices are due to supply and demand. pres. biden: div me a break. enough is enough. if they don't, they're going to pay a higher tax and face of the restrictions. my team will work with congress to look at these options. jobina: we should note that congress is not in session until after the election. if republicans retake either chamber they have already said that regulations should be loosened to increase production, and we should also mention gas prices continue to drop. current average in california is $5.54. reggie? reggie: thank you. election day is one week from today and more than 21 million americans have already cast ballots.

both parties have big names on the campaign trail in an effort to get more americans to the polls. control of congress is uncertain. the latest projections show a 50-50 chance for either party to control the senate. it will likely come down to just four races. arizona, nevada, georgia, and pennsylvania. a new poll shows rising from -- rising momentum for republicans as the economy and inflation remain top concerns for voters. this week and president biden and the trump will be campaigning in pennsylvania. abc 7 is making it easy to get to know every issue on your ballot. a proposition voter guide is up at abc 7 news/election. it shows the arguments for and against each -- each measure. kumasi: loy smith is out as sheriff of santa clara county. she stepped down as a jury decides her fate on corruption charges. here is a letter smith sent to the county board of supervisors.

it states this letter is to notify you of my retirement, effective immediately. an acting sheriff will take over and county residents will vote on a new sheriff next week. check your freezer. to combat is sold at costco have been recalled after some people found hard, clear plastic inside these foster farms patties. they have a best buy date by august 11, 20 23. so far there are no reports of anyone getting sick. if you have these you can get a refund. reggie: there is a push to support local businesses in the east bay. the city of dublin is launching a shopping rewards program. the east bay times reports the dublin marketplace program will earn shoppers cash back rewards called dublin dollars shopping locally. you will be able to purchase items through an app that works with dublin dollars. the company reach has a two-year deal to run the program. kumasi: as restaurants raise

prices because of inflation, one san francisco spot is lowering theirs. lazy susan is offering an inflation discount. it is taking 10% off of everything. the owner tells sfgate he wanted to try this because other owners said they did not make more money since they raised prices. lazy susan says it has seen an average check increase of 10% and a 15% increase in customers. the owner says the discount will go on at least until thanksgiving. caffeine consumption, the new study showing how it might affect pregnancy. reggie: chadwick boseman's legacy. his widow is saying in an inclusive interview. first, a check withdrew. drew: we are tracking rain later today. ldront.seeing some steadierng here is live doppler 7.

this moisture is going to sink south as the day goes it is leve 1 on the exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale. by 9:00 a.m. it is beginning to move through the north bay. towards 11:00 a.m. it is working through san francisco, moving through oakland. those brighter colors on your screen, those yellows and oranges, even red, that is heavier rain that will briefly move through today. by noon a lot of that rain is focused in the south bay. by mid afternoon we will get some sunshine, but isolated showers still stay in the forecast overnight. total rainfall as this system moves through, about 1/10 to a quarter inch of rain by the end of the day today. take the umbrella with you. you will need a likely around lunchtime. it is also a cool day. only topping out in the upper 50's to lower 60's. we are tracking more rain in the

extended forecast. we will show you that in about nine minutes. let's check in with jobina. jobina: we have a major crash in orinda. look at this backup on westbound 24 right before the caldecott tunnel. temporarily all lanes are blocked now. for the people moving your speeds are going to bridge around two miles an hour. we do have damp pavement around the bay area in certain areas, so be aware you have the potential for spinouts. we can see that is the case here at the golden gate bridge. things are better in oakland, showing you our coliseum camera. everythi

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diverse and creative people. but when the out-of-state corporations behind prop 27 look at california, they see nothing but suckers. they wrote prop 27 to give themselves 90% of the profits from online sports betting in california. other states get much more. why is prop 27 such a suckers deal for california? because the corporations didn't write it for us. they wrote it for themselves. kumasi: if you were going to grab coffee this thing, you might want to think about that if you are pregnant. a new study suggests children

exposed to small amounts of caffeine were shorter on average than kids of people who did not consume caffeine while pregnant. researchers found high differences even if the parent had a half a cup of coffee a day. that is way below the current guidelines. health experts recommend limiting caffeine intake to 200 milligrams a day if you are pregnant. reggie: santa clara county supervisors will get an update on the plan to tackle family homelessness. a report shows an 11% increase in the number of families that have been house. it gives families a way to move to -- to their own homes. cindy chavez talked about it at a news conference yesterday. >> 478 families have been house. that is 1600 people, including 668 adults and 937 children. reggie: the heading home campaign launched a year ago. the goal is to reach zero family homelessness by 2025. that would mean the number of

families placed into housing is greater than the number of -- number becoming homeless. kumasi: construction is underway on the first tower of a new high-rise on treasure island over the weekend cruise delivered materials for title house. it is going to be a 22 story, 240 eight unit building and is the first high-rises to be built as part of the new neighborhood. the project will bring about a thousand homes, 500 hotel rooms, and 300,000 square feet of retail space to treasure island and yerba buena. reggie: it is all about wakanda forever to get you ready for the new black panther from. ryan kugler opens up about three white -- rewriting the sequel after the passing of chadwick bozeman. for the first time ever, bozeman's widow talks about life without her husband and starting a new foundation in his memory. >> some days i'm doing worse than i am really going to acknowledge, and other days i'm doing better than i feel

comfortable admitting. you know, the grief really moves in. reggie: bozeman will be honored in "black panther: wauconda forever." you can watch after abc seven mornings. disney is a parent company of marvel and abc 7. kumasi: $1.2 billion. that is how much is on the line in the next powerball drawing. nobody matched all of the numbers in last night strong. here is a look at them. two tickets sold in california did match five other numbers, she is a $1 million prize. many local stores are feeling the lottery fever with an uptick in customers, so now it is the question -- what would you do with all that cash? >> give it to my children and grandchildren. >> there is bills to pay. i would love to pay off my bills, of course. but with that much, talking about that much money, i think

you could do a lot of good. kumasi: the next drawing for the 1.2 billion dollars jackpot is set for tomorrow night at 8:00. halloween is officially over. reggie: now it is time for the holidays. >> it's time! ♪ i don't want a lot for christmas ♪ kumasi: what? [laughter] reggie: this is the best one yet. look at this reindeer she is on. she has on a peloton [laughter] . this is so good. look at her. kumasi: this is so funny. reggie: the bats behind her? kumasi: with the little dates? it is the screen for me. [laughter] reggie: she really outdid herself. kumasi: you know what? lean all the way in, mariah. reggie: there are so many details. kumasi: it is time. reggie: whoever is on the team that put this together, hire

them for everything. drew: we need to track the billboard chart. it is about to come into the top 10 today. reggie: it really is. drew: she is excited that her check is coming again. she has two months to get that money. she is doing concerts in those two cities, new york and toronto. we don't really know why. kumasi: we have days until christmas. drew: let's not a race thanksgiving. reggie: thanksgiving erasure. kumasi: can't we start christmas now and still honor thanksgiving? reggie: we could. i wish there would be more of a thanksgiving song. i'm not talking about that adam sandler song. there is no artist connected to it. kumasi: the week of thanksgiving we can get on board. it is christmas, thanksgiving, christmas. reggie: thanksgiving is brown, you know? drew: beige. kumasi: i'm wearing beige, and i feel good. [laughter] reggie: you are.

kumasi: beige. brown. [laughter] drew: oh, hi. reggie: lovely. [laughter] heart. -- hot. drew: let's show the san rafael bridge camera. those roads are slippery. we get that rain after weeks of dry weather, it tends to pick up all of those oils on the road and make conditions of slippery. be aware of that. on the storm impact scale this is a level 1 today. rain with a chance of showers into the evening. heaviest rain and strongest wind, really focusing on this five hour window. 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. today. turning things extra slippery and windy. ahead of that front temperatures are elevated.

most of us waking up to temperatures in the 50's. here is future weather. and here is the rain. that cold front entering the bay by 9:00 a.m. by 10:00 oakland, approaching the south bay. by noon much of the wet weather is focused in the east bay, south bay, then into the afternoon behind that front will get the breaks of sunshine to finish the day. winds do pickup. likely seen gusts up to 40 miles an hour at times. getting some snow in the sierra. winter storm warning begins at noon. our highest peaks could see 16 inches of snow. back here at home it is a cool day. take the umbrella with you. you will likely need it around lunchtime today as that front moves through. still a chance of an isolated shower, and chilly temperatures. here is the seven-day forecast. rain and wind midday here. even a chance tomorrow.

as that storm exits it drags in cold air. frost is likely thursday, then we will track another storm sunday into monday. reggie: why thousands of people were stuck inside disneyland in china for hours. kumasi: be kind, rewind. the new bar dedicated

kumasi: a come back. themed pop-up bars and restaurants are all the rage, and a new one is bringing it back to the 1990's and early 2000's. it is a blockbuster speakeasy, you guys. when you get in you get your own membership card. it is actually a drink ticket. instead of vhs tapes you will get to choose drinks inspired by

the 1990's and 2000 -- 2000's. it is from the same team behind the golden girls restaurant coming to san francisco this winter. there is a chance this blockbuster one could make it in the bay area too. this could be key. i want to actually play a vhs tape. i want to take it and put it in their. that would make me happy. reggie: and then it gets caught into the heads of the machine. kumasi: i want to take it out and i want to roll -- reggie: yeah. we can have that experience for you. [laughter] you want a late charge? kumasi: yeah, all of it. it seems there is a guinness world record for everything. reggie: two new people have a title to their name. they created the world's largest sushi roll. oh. kumasi: oh is right. reggie: it weighs the same is

about 35,000 regular roles. it is made up of 500 pounds of salmon, 500 pounds of cucumbers, thousands of sheets of seaweed, and millions of sesame seeds. the role took three hours to put together. none of the food went to waste. it was donated to a charity in boston. kumasi: that's what i was thinking, all of that salmon. reggie: are you just going to put a whole cucumber in there? i don't like seeing that big fish like that. drew: i love sushi, but something about this. kumasi: it is all of the salmon, for me. reggie: it does not seem appetizing. and the fish being out there for that long? for hours? that cannot be good. who would you donate that too? drew: what constitutes a single sushi roll? it's weird. we have rain moving back to the forecast. we will have much of that wet weather fall midday today. here is how the day shapes up.

it is noon when we all have the best chance for rain. we will get some sunshine later on this afternoon. look at the cool temperatures. thursday morning lows. kumasi? kumasi: you at 6:00, whether person inside stanford's tree mascot costume is suspended. reggie: a potentially huge medical breakthrough. when an rsv vaccine could be available. kumasi: the man accused of attacking pop pelosi is hours away from facing a judge. the federal and state charges he now faces. reggie: a live look outside at 5:57. we will be right back.

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