you can really bring your living room to life. discover floor and decor today! announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. kumasi: now at 6:00, the man of attacking paul pelosi will face a judge in a matter of hours. the suspect now dealing with both federal and state charges. if with what you need to know. reggie: a medical breakthrough many parents have been waiting for. a vaccine for rsv could be available. kumasi: then, campus cats. young felines to college may help students deal with stress. reggie: good morning, it is tuesday, november 1. write that check. is there a better way to say it? kumasi: no. [laughter] drew: you have a lot of debts. which one? reggie: the property management

company would like to hear from you today. your landlord is lonely. kumasi: [laughter] jobina: send help, someone. with money. kumasi: [laughter] drew: we have rain in the forecast today. light showers already falling out there. steadier rain around lunch time a lot of us. here is live doppler seven. he will see this a lot today. this is just to the north, the bulk of it. that cold front will move their here around lunchtime later today. here's how it looks outside right now. slick roadways. that low cloud cover, the first chance of showers in the north bay. we are watching at noon window very closely. that is when the rain and wind hits most of us. in the afternoon, it is a quick moving system. some pieces sunshine to finish out today, but still nice lady chance this evening. we will go into detail in about eight minutes. kumasi: the man who allegedly attacked the husband of house speaker nancy pelosi is doing corporate prosecutors say based on the statements and comments he made, this attack was

politically motivated. our reporter lena howland is live at the hall of justice, where the suspect is set to appear later today. lena: four days after the attack on paul poulos he his own home, the suspect, a 42-year-old david, will face a judge for the first time today at the hall of justice. keep in mind, he is facing both state and federal charges. this comes after district attorney brooke jenkins filed a laundry list of charges against him yesterday, including attempted murder, assault with a deadly weapon, residential burglary, elder abuse, false imprisonment of an elder, on top of threats to a public official and their family. the man also faces federal assault and attempted kidnapping charges. local legal analyst stephen clark says the fact that there are already are all charges, along with the states 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. lena: another new detail we learned yesterday, the man told san francisco police investigators 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 tooth. if she lied, he would break her kneecaps. he is expected to be in court here for his arraignment starting at 1:30 this afternoon. this is only for the state charges. federal court will happen on another day. live in san francisco, leta helen, abc 7 news. reggie: thank you. the attack has also highlighted deep conspiracies been shared online, even by well-known people like elon musk aired it is a reminder of how divided the country has become and how so much of it is fueled by social media.

within three days of taking over as ceo of twitter, must weeded out a conspiracy theory about what happened at the pelosi home. he deleted the tweet, but not before it was shared widely with his 112 million followers. his post comes amid concerns about how much the billionaire tesla founder will crackdown on disinformation. >> it has the potential to be hugely dangerous. don't know for sure if that is going to make a lot of difference, but it has the potential to make a lot of difference. reggie: san francisco district attorney brooke chaikin's says the suspect was motivated by dangerous political conspiracies. we will learn about that at his arraignment today. you can dive and all the details of this case with the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app you can download it for your apple tv, google tv, amazon fire, or roku. kumasi: breaking news out of houston to share with you this morning. at least one person is dead at a party attended by a rep group. two other people were taken to the hospital. it happened at a private party,

or about 40 to 50 people were there. police held a press conference overnight. they did not confirm the identity of the person who died, but they did say that two members of the group were there. abc news cannot confirm if any of the rappers were among the victims. developing news, more than one dozen people have been injured in a halloween shooting in chicago. police say that some of these victims were children. jobina: 13 people were injured in the shooting. the youngest victim is just three years old. no one was killed, think fully. chicago police say this happened where a vigil was being held. someone drove up and started shooting. officials say it was over in a matter of seconds. >> we know it was a drive-by, we know what happens in just a few seconds. it begins and is over in about three seconds. the car is pulling out after driving by and shooting randomly into the crowd. jobina: a 14th victim was hit by

car, a police say it is not clear if it was related to the shooting. the motive is not clear this morning. reggie: the only surviving suspect in the murder of an oakland dentist is set to be arraigned today. authorities say a 33-year-old was hired to kill a doctor by her boyfriend. police arrested both suspects last thursday. one died by suicide on friday while in custody in santa rita jail. court documents reveal the doctor had up to $14 million worth of property and assets. the boyfriend told investigators he was the trustee and set to receive about $1 million medially after her death. kumasi: this morning, police and save -- in south san francisco are investigating a deadly crash between a bus and a pedestrian. it happened just before 8:00 last night at the south san francisco bart station. sam trans says one of its buses hit and killed a pedestrian

believed to be a man. there is no word if anyone on the bus with her. reggie: a development on the deadly shooting in a north bay. a man killed by sonoma county sheriff's deputies are reporting -- are reportedly suing the department. police approached the man in the woods of geyserville before the shooting. according to the press, they claim his rights were violated in the shooting. it also accuses the county of encouraging excessive force, and at a quick training, hiring people with pragmatic histories -- problematic histories, and not enough to getting debbie's. the department has not responded to the accusations. kumasi: oaklands police department has become the latest bay area agency offering a hiring bonus. the oakley city council just approved a $10,000 bonus for new hires. candidates get paid half when they passed the field training program and the other half after a year-long probation period. cities like alameda and palo alto have all offered incentives to new hires or to transfer

officers. up, gas prices dropping across the bay area. how much more you are still paying compared to the national average. reggie: tourists stuck inside a disney resort for hours. drew: rain is in the forecast today on the exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale. a level one storm today. we are watching this five hour window between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. today for the heaviest rain and storm missed wind. we will go

kumasi: look at this video, because this is what it looked like at shanghai disneyland after the resort abruptly closed to comply with covid-19 restrictions and people were stuck inside the park for hours because government officials would not let them leave until

they tested negative for covid. tourists reported being stuck there for up to 10 hours. some rights were still open for people who got stuck inside, but most of the amenities and the attractions were limited. disney as a parent company of abc 7. drew: 6:11 a.m. and we have stormy weather moving in later this morning. this cold front is going to move south as the day goes on. all this moisture you see just entering northern california is headed our way. it is a quick moving system. here is future weather. hour-by-hour, 9:00 a.m., the cold front is moving to the north bay by about 10 a.m. or 11 a.m.. the heaviest rain, the bright colors you see on your screen, approaching oakland at that hour. by lunchtime, a lot of rain in the south bay and east bay. in the afternoon, some breaks in sunshine. later tonight and early tomorrow morning, we will keep the chance of an isolated showers in the forecast. take kimberly with you, because he will likely need it around lunchtime.

along with the rain and the wind, is a chilly day, only upper 50's to lower 60's. that is our afternoon highs later on this afternoon. we will take a closer look away can expect in the next seven days. another storm is headed our way. first, a check in with jobina. jobina: good morning paired where going to start in or around, or we are following an extensive backup. if you're traveling westbound out of a fayette or walnut creek, you're going to run into a slowdown because of a crash involving three vehicles on westbound 24 before the tunnel. at least two lanes are blocked and speeds are down to around six mph there. the bay bridge toll plaza is looking pretty empty. metering lights came on at 6:10. i am curious, because people are so backed up on 24, if that is why we are seeing thing so light in this area. that is a possibility. very slick conditions for the bridge as you travel westbound on 580. we will wrap up with our drive times. tracy to dublin, 56 minutes. not too bad.

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businesses to apply for the city's new program. it is replacing the pandemic shared spaces program that we have become accustomed to in the past few years. the application has new metrics and requirements, and it means some businesses will have to resize or move their outdoor set up. they must also provide a public seating area. businesses have until april to pfizer says it is getting closer to an rsv vaccine to protect newborns. that is the respiratory disease causing emergency rooms to fill up across the country. the disease is specifically dangerous for newborns and the elderly. pfizer says the current vaccine works by giving the shot to a pregnant person, who then passes antibodies to the infant. the trial showed the vaccine was 82% effective at protecting newborns from severe rsv. the vaccine showed no safety or health concerns for pregnant participants or their newborns. pfizer hopes it could be approved by next year. kumasi: another day, another slight drop in gas prices across

the country. in california, they dropped three cents, to about $5.54. in the bay area, where above the state average. you should excite to pay about five dollars 60 in oakland and $5.60 in san francisco. it is a little lower in's. nationally, prices are $3.76 per gallon. reggie: political leaders in the area are trying to solve supply chain problems causing backups at the port of oakland. they held a discussion of the port to come up with ways to get ships moving smoothly again. in many cases, supply chain issues have left cargo boxes of merchandise sitting in ports across the country. >> it shouldn't be competition between importers and exporters. importers mean more ships coming into the port of oakland and other ports in the united states that means more space. that space must be used for exporters fairly. reggie: just last week, the port of oakland was awarded a $36 million grant from the guest apartment transportation to

support a green infrastructure development for added cargo transport capacities at the port and harbor. kumasi: a lot of kids are going to be digging into their halloween candy hall today. abc7news was in martinez, or kids went door-to-door for trick-or-treating. kids also went car to car at the trunk or treat event at the church parking lot. any of them got pretty creative. >> it is to provide a safe place for our community to gather and have a great time, a great time with people decorating their trunks and being part of the community. that is what we are about. kumasi: this appears to be the first time since covid that a lot of people got out and about to enjoy the holiday again. reggie: mcdonald's is giving a nine-year-old a year of free fries things to a custom-made costume. this is blake. he was born with spina bifida and uses a wheelchair. his parents have been making custom costumes for blake for the past six years. they say he gets to pick the costume and they just make it

happen. this year, as you can see, he dressed up as a giant french fry box. the fast feud -- the fast food chain through him a party and gave him a certificate for a year of free fries. in past years, he has been a fire truck and mac & cheese. drew: i want to see the mac & cheese one. kumasi: i now. reggie: did you see any costumes last night? drew: what did i see? let me think. reggie: i saw a really cute family. if you have little kids, you probably know the show "bluey." the dad was the main character and the rest were there other characters. it was so cute. kumasi: i was in the house. drew: [laughter] she's light, lights off. kumasi: [laughter] drew: she hears the door and sorry. kumasi: no children. [laughter] reggie: when you look at

buildings here, there aren't any children, and they know to go to the streets. drew: it's a problem in the neighborhoods. get the candy. trick-or-tre werod. if you did it yesterday, dry conditions this morning. rain is in the forecast. a couple of drops on the walnut creek camera this morning. jobina has been tracking slick roadways. we had weeks of dry weather in a storm moving through. it tends to pick up all the oils on the pavement and make it slippery. that is what we are seeing this morning. ahead of the cold front, temperatures generally in the middle and upper 50's on our tuesday. let's look at future weather. temperatures in the rain. here's the from my 9:00 a.m. moving to the north bay. by 10 a.m., see these bright colors? that's heavier rain moving through the city, the peninsula. by lunchtime, a lot of rate is focused in the south bay and east bay. behind that, temperatures warm into the upper 50's and lower

60's today. is this front moves through, it will kick up wins. we have rain and wind 25 mph to 40 mph later today. also, some snow coming to the seer. starting at noon, a winter storm warning for snow levels down to 5500 feet. our highest peaks could see 16 inches of fresh snow overnight tonight. back here at home, upper 50's lower 60's. take your umbrella with you. he will likely need it around lunchtime today. overnight tonight, a chance of showers and it does turn chili. rain and wind midday today. a chance tomorrow. behind the storm, it gets cold in the morning, especially thursday and friday. watch for frost. we turn our clocks to the daylight savings time. kumasi: now, we are checking in with ginger, with what is coming up on gma reggie: good morning. ginger: great to be with you.

coming up here, we begin with the latest on the arrest and violent assault on nancy pelosi's husband. what they say the suspect told him. the new details on the man charged in the delphi murder case or he was living in the community more than five years after the indiana teens were killed. an abc news exclusive with simone boseman, cheswick -- chadwick boseman's widow. she is breaking her silence on his illness. we are kicking off a two day deals and steals event. you have oprah's favorite things you don't want to miss that on "gma." again, a giant thank you to those of you who one halloween, you all. kumasi: [laughter] ginger: the part was at the best, you flippantly say it is 60 or whatever in san francisco. it is so on brand. reggie: [laughter] look, i will speak for all of us when i say i think we were a

little nervous about how the people we were portraying feel about our per trails. but it is all good? ginger: on my end? it was the best thing all month. thank you. [applause] reggie: robin tweeted us back yesterday, which was extreme a generous. and then, david commenting on your instagram yesterday. we also all that. kumasi: yes. ginger: you get world news in their, you are going to get a mention. kumasi: reggie: already, jobina has plans that we are going to be the many phases of david and your. ginger: who gets to be hot t-shirt in a disaster? jobina: oh, ideas! reggie: ginger, thank you again. it was so great for you being part of us yesterday.

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drew: taking you live outside at oakland international this morning, or we will have rain sweeping through here later on today, as a cold front marches on. live doppler 7 this morning showing you a lot of cloud cover out there. some pockets of drizzle, some lighter showers just beginning to fall, approaching cloverdale. the wider picture, all this moisture you see around eureka, this cold front is going to move south. the best chance of finding what weather around lunchtime for a lot of us. on the exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale, a level 1 light storm where tracking today. i rain, gusty winds. here's the timeframe we are watching very closely for the heaviest rain and strong us wins, likely between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. later this afternoon. reggie: thank you. south korean officials are

apologizing for the crowd crash that left more than 150 people dead, including two americans. there are only 137 officers on hand for an event that hosted tens of thousands. the national police chief said they received urgent calls, but officers failed to handle them effectively. witnesses say people were trampled, they fell on top of each other like dominoes. help was late to arrive because ambulances could not get into the pack alleyways. the president said the country will do more research on crowd control, to prevent a future tragedy. new at 6:00, the person behind the iconic tree mascot is suspended indefinitely. it stems from an incident during a recent football game where the mascot held a sign on the field that said, "stanford hates fun." the sign was allegedly in response to the growing complaints that students and administrators are stifling social opportunities on campus. a tweet from the mascot's official account said the person who is in the suit is suspended. a former mascot will don the suit temporarily.

cats on campus. it could definitely become a thing. according to a new study, highly emotional people could find some benefits from petting cats on college campuses during animal assisted interventions. researchers say cats can relieve stress in the same way dogs do for some people. over 1400 students and staff from 20 different universities were surveyed as part of the survey -- study. jeopardy's tournament of champions is underway right here on abc 7. the best of the quarter million dollar prize. berkeley resident megan watts appeared on the finals. >> what is pittsburgh? >> the daily double. reggie: we are proud of her, but she will not be moving onto the next round. however, you will be able to see jeopardy legend and oakland resident amy schneider making her parents in the semifinals next wednesday, november night. you can watch the terminate of champions every week night at 7:00 this week and next right

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announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. reggie: protecting members of congress and their families from future attacks. how lawmakers want to keep everybody safe. kumasi: get ready for a wet start to your day. drew is tracking when we are going to see that rain and when it is going to dry out. reggie: shake it off. taylor swift announcing a full stadium tour. yes, she is coming to the bay area. kumasi: good morning, everybody peered it is tuesday, november 1. reggie: swift ease are losing their minds this morning.

first, we get to drew. drew: a lot of low clouds right now, some drizzle. we will find steadier showers later this morning. it is just beginning to move into northern california as we we got. some light drizzle already. this is the golden gate bridge camera right now, with some mist and slick roadways. here is how the day looks. the best chance this morning at 9 a.m. for rain is the north bay. at noon, that is when everybody has the best chance for rain and gusty wind. it is a quick moving system. by 4 p.m., some breaks of sunshine, drier conditions, but still nicely to chance of a shower will linger in the forecast overnight tonight peered we will look at the exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale and future weather as well, in about a minutes. reggie: the man accused of tacking pulp a inside his home is expected to appear in court. it comes as speaker pelosi is giving new details into the family's well-being. in a statement, she says, "since the horrific attack on paul early friday, we have been dilution with thousands of

messages conveying concern, prayers, and warm wishes. we are most grateful." the speaker went on to say, "thanks to the excellent trauma medical team at the hospital. paul is making steady progress on what will be a long recovery process. our family things everyone for their kindness." lena howland is live in san francisco with more on the charges the alleged attacker is now facing. lena: prosecutors say because based on the statements and comments the suspect made to investigators, this attack was politically motivated. four days after the attack, this is where the suspect, a 42-year-old, will face the judge for the first time later this afternoon. the district attorney filed a laundry list of charges against him yesterday, including attempted murder, assault with a deadly weapon, residential burglary, elder abuse, false imprisonment of an elder, on top

of threats to a public official and their family. the man also faces federal assault and attempted kidnapping charges. jenkins also confirming the man had zip ties and duct tape in his bag and he specifically targeted the pelosi home to confront speaker pelosi. >> it is something that we have to take very seriously and it is very sad to see that we are once again at a point in history where people believe it is ok to express their political sentiments through violence. lena: another new detail we learned yesterday, the man told san francisco police 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. but speaker pelosi was not home at the time of the attack. the man is expected to be here for his arraignment this afternoon, starting at 1:30. again, this is only for the state charges. federal court will happen on another day.

live in san francisco, in howland, abc 7 news. kumasi: the safety of our elected officials is taking center stage after the attack on populace appeared last night, lawmakers gathered in oakland for an unrelated meeting, but safety was on everyone's mind. >> i will think it's appropriate to talk about exactly all of the security issues and details, for obvious reasons. this is an environment where there is so much hatred. kumasi: the summer, $10,000 was allocated to each member of congress for additional home security, like cameras, sensors, and door locks. you can delve into all the details of this case with abc 7 air barria -- bay area streaming tv app. we are on 20 47. reggie: new developments in elon musk's takeover. he has not as all the board of directors, as he is facing increasing criticism for changes he is already announced.

abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez in the studio this morning with how he is refining another changes we could see. gloria: good morning. already some backlash on twitter about possible charges for verified accounts. elon musk responded to criticism just about seven hours ago, tweeting, "we need to pay the bill somehow. twitter cannot rely entirely on advertisers. how about eight dollars?" he says he will explain the rationale in longer form before it is informative. the editor at large explains other changes we could see. >> we have been hearing about stuff like the possibility of him trying to raise subscription rates for the company. most of the money comes in from advertising. there has also been concerns about layoffs. gloria: high-level employees have already been left go -- let go. it could make things tougher tech workers here in the bay area looking for jobs who have been laid off from other tech companies recently.

there's talk about people with verified twitter accounts and a blue checkmark having to pay to keep that status. it could cost $20 per month. there is a five dollar per month subscription service, called twitter blue, that lets people do things like edit tweets. charging people more than that could turn a lot of people and advertisers away. there are also reports that musk has instructed twitter engineers to work on buying reboots. they shut down a tiktok like video app in 2016. but after a recent twitter poll, boats were two to one to revive it. kumasi: a warning from president biden to oil companies. ring gas prices down or else. jobina, he is threatening new taxes on these company's, but they are already 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 war profiteering. but these companies like at --

like exxon mobil would do the opposite of what the president wants. they claim the high prices we are seeing are all due to supply and demand. pres. biden: give me a break. enough is enough. if they don't, they are going to pay a higher tax on their excess profits and face other restrictions. my teamwork 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. also making a mention here, gas prices do continue to drop. the current average in california is $5.54, down two cents overnight. it is down $.81 since last month. kumasi: in the south bay, lori smith is out as sheriff of sinclair county. she stepped on yesterday, as a jury decides her fate on corruption charges here is a letter she sent to the county board of supervisors, obtained by the abc 7 news i team.

it civilly states, "this letter is to notify you of my retirement effective immediately." an acting chair full takeover in the meantime. county residents will vote on a new sheriff next week. reggie: election day is one week from today. millions of americans have already cast their ballots. both parties have had big names hit the campaign trail in an effort to get more americans to the polls. control of congress is uncertain. the latest projection showing a 50-50 chance for either party to control the senate. it will likely come down to four races in arizona, nevada, fore-check, and pennsylvania. an abc news poll shows rising momentum for republicans as the economy and inflation remain the top two concerns for voters. this weekend, president biden and formers -- former president trump and obama will campaign. a preposition voter guide is up on abc 7 news/election. it shows arguments for and against each measure, so you can make sure your vote counts.

kumasi: check your freezer. chicken patties sold at costco have been recalled. some have found hard plastic inside these patties. they have a best buy date of august 11, 20 when he 3-2 so far, no reports of anyone getting hurt or sick. if you have these in your freezer, you can take them back to costco and get a refund. reggie: i pushed to support local businesses in the east this holiday season. the city of dublin is launching a new shopping rewards program. our media partner supports the dublin marketplace program is a reward you get by shopping locally. the development company has a two-year deal with the city to run the program. kumasi: $1.2 billion is on the line in the next powerball drawing. nobody matched all the numbers last night. here is a look at them. 13, 19, 36, 39, 59, powerball 13.

two tickets sold in california did match five of the numbers. that is a $1 million prize. many local stores are feeling the lottery fever with an uptick in customers over the last few days. now, the age-old question. what would you do with all that cash? >> i would give it to my children and grand children. th. i would love to pay off my bills, of course. but with that much, when you're talking about that much money, i think it could do a lot of good. kumasi: that first lady will have grandchildren coming out of the woodwork. reggie: stay quiet. put it the will. kumasi: right. the next drawing for the $1.2 billion jackpot is tomorrow night at 8:00. reggie: some of you may be excited to hear this news paid while you were sleeping, taylor swift announced a full stadium tour. kumasi: one show will be here in the bay area. that will be july 29. the opening acts include paramore and phoebe bridgers. that is the second to last stop

on her tour that ends in l.a. tickets go on sale next thursday, november 10. reggie: that happens a lot. we are the second to last. it's fine. it's just that all of your friends have seen already. they have posted about in there over it. [laughter] you're like, it's the night of the concert! kumasi: people like to tweet and update. reggie: they are tired. and it's not the last show. so, is not the energy of that. it is the second to last show. [laughter] there is no lays -- there is no reason to be negative about this paradigm sure it will be amazing. still to come, pilots a major airline approve a strike. while this will -- why this will likely not impact your holiday travels. kumasi: a look at the big board in the new york stock exchange beat up by about 210 points. an update of the markets next. reggie: why you might want to think twice before grabbing a

next her cup of coffee if you're pregnant. some of you did forget to watch yesterday because they wanted to know about the costumes. we told you, we were doing it on abc seven at 7:00, or you can go to apple tv, google tv, all those things. you don't want to miss this morning, when we are not in costume. [laughter] i'm sure amazing things will happen. drew: we will track the rain during that hour, too. here's a live look from the exploratorium camera. rain falling on the camera this morning. this is all head of a cold front that will move through ahead of lunchtime. a wider picture shows you the cold front is to the north right now. it is just beginning to enter northern california. it will swing through here by about noon. it will not only bring rain, but also gusty winds. this is a level one light storm where tracking today. we are watching this window very

closely for the heaviest rain and strongest winds between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. today. future weather confirms that as well. here is a cold front moving for the north bay by about 9 a.m. the colors on your screen show it is working through san francisco, moving through oakland, approaching the peninsula and the south bay. by lunchtime, a lot of rain focused, along with the wind, on the east bay and south bay. behind that front, we wshuthe afn. quick moving system, about 1/10 to one quarter of an inch of rain. see a heavier downpour linger a bit longer. a couple of cities could pick up 0.5 inches of rain. highs today, it is a chilly day. take the umbrella with you. you will probably need to lunchtime today. upper 50's and lower 60's, certainly below average for this time of year. that is weather. let's get a check of traffic. 's -- jobina: a quick look at drive times. you have a slow ride.

and chuck to concord, 39 minutes. it is not great in some pockets of the east bay. in orono, we do have a positive update. the crash we were following involving multiple cars, blocking at least two lays on westbound 24 before the tunnel, has cleared. as you can see, the backup is extensive, reaching almost four miles long. speeds are around 12 mph, so give yourself extra time. looking live at 80 here. it is slow through the maze. also very slick on the bridge. i have been watching these droplets coming down on the camera. just be aware of spinouts. we alway

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kumasi: comeback, everyone. oakland mayor says she is reassured baseball's commissioner that a deal will be reached to keep the a's in oakland. she appeared yesterday, or she

addressed comments during a rare interview, where he said, "it just doesn't look like it is going to happen." >> i was immediately on the phone with him to assure him that i have every confidence this deal will get done next year. all the leading candidates for our office are in support of a good deal that gives the waterfront back to the people with great public benefits and a long-term financial health of the city in mind. and an iconic home for our oakland a's. i see all the pieces lining up. kumasi: the president dave campbell has been on the record for months saying the team needs to get the deal done before the end of the year. however, he and oakland officials have been quiet in recent months on where the negotiations stand. reggie: if you're going to grab a hot cup of coffee this money, you might want to think again if you're pregnant. a new american medical association study suggests children exposed to small amount of caffeine were shorter on

average than kids of people who did not consume caffeine while pregnant. researchers found height differences, even if the parent had a half cup of coffee a day. that is way below current guidelines. health experts recommend limiting caffeine and -- to 200 milligrams per day for pregnant people. kumasi: happening today, new york city has to pose seller information on job listings. you will see a similar law here in california next year. connecticut and nevada already have similar laws in place. similar -- several companies have already embraced salaried transparency ahead of the deadline. the move is to help level the pay gap for women and workers of color. >> as a company, if you have a philosophy of start low, stay low, or pay top dollar to the best negotiator, that is going to very quickly catch up with you from a pay equity and median pay gap perspective. kumasi: riddick's argue it can have unintended consequences,

like causing dissatisfaction among employees. businesses that do not comply with the new law could face a $250,000 penalty. reggie: here's your morning money report. for the first time in years, new car prices are starting to cool off. they hit an average high of more than $46,000, but they have been dropping since. however, there -- they are still 30% to 50% higher than the pandemic. an average used car is about $31,000 paid average monthly payments are up about 9% over the past two years. delta airlines pilots have voted to authorize a strike if a deal cannot be made on a new contract. they have been negotiating with the airline since 2019. they're putting negotiations on pause for two years because of the pandemic. you do not have to worry about your holiday travel plans, because under u.s. law, pilots cannot strike unless a federal government board declares an impasse in negotiations. there has to be a 30 day cooling off period.

pilots are hoping for an increase in pay, among other items. a live look at the new york stock exchange, as trey gets underway this money. you can see where up about 126 points. kumasi: pop up and -- are all the rage. it is a blockbuster speakeasy. when you get there, you get your own membership card. it is actually your drink ticket. instead of vhs tapes, you get to choose from drinks inspired by popular 90's and 2000's movies. it is $45. right now, the bar is only in l.a. it is from the same team behind the "golden girls" restaurant. there is a chance a blockbuster one could make a chance -- a stop in the bay area. reggie: i'm not paying $45 for a cover for any bar. drew: no. no. reggie: definitely not this one. kumasi: what if it was two drinks? drew: close. reggie: i wanted to get in and

out of that blockbuster when it was an actual blockbuster. drew: that friday night rush. reggie: grab that move euro quick and get out. kumasi: what if you could watch a movie, two drinks, and popcorn? reggie: that's just a movie theater. kumasi: but at the blockbuster. drew: [laughter] this is the company that just keeps living on. reggie: they have just one location. kumasi: the nostalgia of it. reggie: i think they are miscalculate them this. i think they think there is more nostalgia for blockbuster than there actually is. kumasi: you might be traumatized. [laughter] drew: going to the counter friday evening and asking if they have this. sir, it is friday night. reggie: it was across the street from us. drew: holding a grudge. kumasi: it's just not for you. reggie: i couldn't wear those khakis the way they wanted me to. drew: blue polo. reggie: blue polo and khakis. drew: you would have looked

great, though. reggie: that's what i thought. drew: [laughter] what a lovely view. we turn the calendar to november this morning. a storm is entering our picture. must go to the golden gate bridge camera. drops on the lens, slick roadways out there. this is ahead of the storm that will move in or around lunch time middle and upper 50's. future weather, temperatures and rain on the map. by 9 a.m., we see the storm began to move to the north bay. by about 10 a.m. and 11:00 a.m., working through half moon bay, san francisco, oakland, approaching much of the east bay and south a by noon. a lot of the rain is focused south of the golden gate. behind that front, finishing up the day with sunshine. chillier temperatures in the upper 50's and lower 60's. the winds will pick up as well. the winds are gusting 25 mph to 40 mph. snow coming to this year with the storm starting new today. in winter storm warning, snow levels down to 5500 feet. our highest peaks could pick up

16 inches of snow. back at home, upper 50's to lower 60's. take the umbrella with you. we'll use it around lunchtime as that storm moves through. it is also windy out there. overnight tonight, and isolated showers, chile with temperatures in the 30's and 40's. here's your accuweather 7 a forecast. chance of showers lenders tomorrow. frosty mornings thursday and friday. we change our clocks over the weekend. another storm enters sunday into monday. reggie: she is an icon, a moment, a legend. now, dolly parton is an advent calendar. williams-sonoma is selling this epic calendar with dolly parton's portrait on the front. inside, some of dolly's favorite candies, including chocolates, caramels, dummies, and mints. according to the williams-sonoma website, it costs about $40. now that is money i am willing to spend. kumasi: that's a good one. reggie: i want that. kumasi: how do you say caramel? i don't know.

reggie: do you a caramel apple? kumasi: i like a candy apple. reggie: oh, gross. kumasi: i like a candy apple. reggie: a development i didn't expect to see. kumasi: [laughter] up next, the seven things you need to know today. reggie: candy cane? kumasi: no. reggie: you can watch us on the bay area at. download the app now and start streaming. kumasi: unless it's a different flavor. reggie: i'm with you on that. otherwise, it is like toothpaste. detect this: living with hiv, i learned i can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why i switched to dovato.

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between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. today. jobina: number two, slick conditions free commute. and you live pictures of wet pavement at the golden gate bridge. the same conditions at the richmond san rafael bridge. we are watching droplets come down. you can also see here the east bay commute times have really started to slow. that is because of the wet ride as well. kumasi: number three, the man accused of attacking nancy pelosi's husband is doing court later today. avett is facing multiple felony charges and federal assault and attempted kidnapping charges. reggie: number four, elon musk has dissolved twitter's board of directors, further cementing his control over the san francisco company. there are also concerns mass layoffs could be coming. the "washington post" reports that up to 25% of the staff could be let go in the coming days. kumasi: number five, the associate press has just confirmed a wrapper has been killed in a shooting outside a houston bowling alley. two other people were injured. reggie: number six, president biden is wrofiteering,s th

report recorromisingax iey don's prices. oil company say new taxes would only cause racist increase. kumasi: number seven, halloween is officiallytrokofidgh othefi . it has become an annual tradition. christmas is still 54 days away, lest we forget. jobina: that is far. reggie: [laughter] look, mariah's tweet, the thing you just saw, it says, "i -- "it's time, #mariah's season." kumasi: she said she will figure something out. remember that? kumasi: not mariah's season, though. reggie: someone would have something to say about that. jesus. [laughter]

♪ good morning, america. for our viewers in the west, new details on the vicious attack on speaker pelosi's husband. the attacker in court this pelo he and olently ndow state and federal charges. ngwhe're atn d at pice y would ho. breaking news. pfizer releasing positive early results on a vaccine for rsv as rising cases push pediatric hospitalizations to the highest in more than two years. this morning, what new parents and pregnant women need to know. one week to go. the midterm elections closing in with control of congress on the line.