after that brutal attack one week ago. he's been released from the hospital. another hearing is set today for the suspect. kumasi: the corruption against an embattled bay area sheriff. reggie: new funding from the biden administration announced this morning. kumasi: taking a live look outside because more rain is on the way. drew is tracking the forecast and how it will impact your weekend. reggie: it will be raining. welcome to this friday, november 4. kumasi: we start with a check on the forecast withdrew. drew: showers saturday and sunday. this morning is not as cold as yesterday but still chilly this morning. 41 in santa rosa. 48 in the city. 38 right now in palo alto.

frost advisory still for solano county until 9:00 today. temperatures possibly dipping down to 33 degrees so you should see frost on your windows this morning, an indication of the cool air mass overhead. this is the exploratorium camera showing you the sf skyline. a few high clouds out there, that will keep us a little bit warmer this morning but you will need your winter jacket stepping out the door. it is bright, cool, partly cloudy through the afternoon, 50's and 60's. we have rain returning. we will talk about the weekend rain coming up in about eight minutes. kumasi: thank you. new developments in the attack against paul pelosi. a second hearing for the suspect is set for today in san francisco, after mr. pelosi returns home from the hospital. lena howlett has more on this. lena: today at the hall of

justice, the suspect is not expected to physically be here in person but today is when attorneys will be working to set a date for hezbollah mary hearing. this comes after we saw this white van backing into the family's garage moments after learning paul pelosi had been released from zuckerberg sf general, confirmed to be at home recovering. he spent nearly a week at the hospital for treatment of a skull fracture after a brutal hammer attack. speaker na pelosi praising the treatment he got from first responders and hospital staff. the surgeon is not aware of the specifics with pelosi but read that he was laying in a pool of his own blood when police arrived and said typically patients with brain injuries can be hospitalized for weeks. >> if i hear that story, someone

coming into the er, my first thought is this is a long road to recovery. the fact that he was well enough to go home in six days is pretty remarkable. lena: depape, who we learned yesterday is here in the country illegally from canada, according to the department of homeland security. the district attorney says that she will refuse to turn him over to ice, siding san francisco's sanctuary city policies. depape's second court appearance begins today at 9:00. we will let you know what happens. thank you. kumasi: we first set out the alert about paul pelosi returning home through the abc 7 it abc news app. make sure you enable your push alerts. reggie: in a new poll, a majority of americans are concerned about politically motivated violence.

it was conducted after the attack on paul pelosi. it shows nearly nine in 10 people worry political divisions are increasing the risk of politically motivated violence in the country. who gets the blame, however, differs sharply among partisan and i the logical groups. 31% blame the republican party. 25% blame them credit party. 32% blame both parties equally. just 11% blame neither. kumasi: we are just four days away from election day. early voting in california, you get mail-in ballots, and millions of already been returned. the latest numbers show 16% of ballots have been returned. you can check out our ballot tracking tool on our website abc7news.com/election. kumasi: today, twitter would begin laying off some of its 7500 workers. reggie: it comes as to other bay area companies/jobs.

stripe says it is cutting its workforce by 1000. lyft is letting go up to 700 employees. >> the reality is tech is a major driver of the region and its economy. if you have thousands of tech layoffs, that will have a ripple effect on other industries, and the unemployment rate will not stay at a record low. reggie: fears of a looming recession is one factor in the cuts. we will have much more on the cuts at twitter in the next half-hour. kumasi: in the south bay, guilty on all counts for former santa clara county sheriff laurie smith. she was found guilty days after her notes in her retirement. her attorney told abc 7 news he would not be commenting. here is reporter admitted to concilio. >> the actions of a few people are not the representation of the work that our deputies do every day. word from acting sheriff ken binder.

this comes after long time sheriff laurie smith was found guilty on all six corruption and misconduct counts against her, convicted thursday in her civil corruption trial. >> i think the signals that no one is above the law and that serious, troubling wrongdoing, as was uncovered in our investigation, is something that our community takes seriously. >> d.a. jeff rosen on the development. smith was giving concealed carry weapons permits in exchange for other favors. >> first of, all, these are not colonies these are minor indiscretions. these are not serious crimes by any stretch of the imagination. >> richard alexander is not affiliated with the case. he is an attorney that has practiced in the area for more than 50 years with experience contributing to the criminal justice advisory board. he is familiar with smith. >> she did not break to a glass

ceiling, she broke to a steel ceiling and has done it for a long time. >> the guilty verdict coming down only days later. smith is now expected to return to court november 16. >> the judge will determine the appropriate sentence which under the law is removal from office. as to what ms. smith does next i don't know. >> when you have an erroneous rulings on matters of law, those will go straight up to the court of appeals. >> alexander says there is more evidence, proof he suggests to paint a different picture. additional indictments among several others accused in this bribery conspiracy scandal around concealed weapons permits remain. >> those trials will be upcoming in the next several months. those are criminal trials and the penalties for those involved state prison.

reggie: a major investment from the biden administration to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. $1.5 billion to make the u.s. carbon neutral by 2050. jobina: the biden administration says this is an historic investment that will help the nation meet its reduction goals. it will update scientific labs across the country and includes five areas of focus including efficient building, heating, and cooling, nuclear fusion energy, and that zero power grid. that zero basically means alan singh emissions with the amount of pollution removed from the atmosphere. the hope here is that all of this spending will spark innovation for green energy technology and bring new jobs to people across the country, which is needed right now. reggie: thank you. new developments that was found in that car buried in the backyard of an atherton mansion.

authorities believe the car was buried in an effort to commit insurance fraud. while cadaver dogs had a number of hits on the vehicles, they determined there was no human remains inside. a previous owner of the home was once accused of trying to intentionally sink a yacht cash in on that insurance policy. drew: taking a look at the oakland camera where all things are quiet. partly cloudy skies. temperature starting out in the 40's. later today, partly skies. we are totally dry today. temperatures a few degrees warmer than yesterday. mid to upper 60's later today but wet weather returns this weekend. storm door remains open through next week. the rain outlook puts california, the entire state in an above average potential for rainfall. we are talking 40 to 60% chance

of precipitation next week. the biggest bull's-eye is across central california, so we expect rain for much of the state over the next seven days. starting this weekend, i really good chance of most cities seeing an inch of rainfall next week. not only liquid precipitation that we are tracking. we are also tracking snow in the sierra. next seven days around tahoe, you could find two feet to three feet of powder coming our way the next seven days. good news there. exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale. the best chance on saturday and sunday for wet weather is in the evenings. hour-by-hour on future weather, we will show you that storm coming up in about nine minutes. first, jobina has a look at traffic. . jobina: taking a look at emeryville, 80, toward the maze,

no blocking issues. it's a great time to head out the door if you need to commute. we expect it to be a bit lighter, not as heavy on friday. 880 at the coliseum camera there. we are pretty much green across the board. santa rosa to san francisco, on time at 49 minutes. a reminder, the earthquake retrofit, 20 minutes delay through the chance bay tube until 6:15. reggie: thank you. bigger budget for bart's extension. kumasi: remembering an east bay supervisor. the ceremony dedicated to her life of service. reggie: walk to alzheimer's. one last push to reach our goal

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the magic of the train is more than how it takes us away. it's how it brings us together. reggie: u.s. embassy officials have met with wnba star brittney griner in russia. the first time they've been in direct contact since august. officials say they saw her

tenacity and perseverance and that they continue to press for her and paul whelan's release. she is facing nine years in prison for drug possession. last month, a court denied her appeal to shorten the sentence. whelan has been in prison since 2018 after accused of spying. oakland leaders will gather to celebrate the opening of the william chen park. the park is at the corner of ninth and jackson street. contribution to the neighborhood include creating a chinatown benefits district that provides beautification, maintenance, and better security. the driver in the crash will not face charges. kumasi: a state-of-the-art health care educational facility is come to downtown oakland. mayor libby schaaf announced the building of the campus, on the last section of the city center site on 12th and broadway.

it is a private university focused on health sciences. >> this is the heart of our downtown. it is literally on top of a bart bart station. it is one of the most accessible locations in the entire region. what better place to build the home of our future generation of health care workers? kumasi: the other big news from the event, a $10 million donation to the university from the estate of dr. russell odell lewis, who graduated in 1975. he died in june at the age of 84. the effort to get bart trains running through san jose has had delays and a ballooning budget. now the project is making history but not in a way that officials want. according to our media partner, the santa clara valley transportation authority is

asking the federal government for a $4.6 billion grant. that would be the biggest federal grant in u.s. history. vta says voters already did their part approving $3 billion in sales tax and bridge tolls. vta estimates the total cost of the project will be over $9 billion. they finished by its 2034 goal, it would be done 34 years after voters first approved it. reggie: tomorrow is the san francisco walk to and alzheimer's. i will be there emceeing the event. yesterday, organizers planted a pop-up flower bed outside of our building to support the effort to and alzheimer's disease. tomorrow's lock starts at 10:00 at pier 27. if you can still walk -- people are asking if you can still walk, yes. you can still sign up. you can also donate to our memory makers team, or our team.

about $1000 a way of our goal of $40,000 raised. yesterday at this time i didn't even have $400 raised. now i'm up to $3600. i have a new goal of $5,000, so find me on twitter, facebook, instagram. there is a direct link to where you can donate. u.gg thank you so much for donating. really appreciate it. kumasi: it will be good. walking out from the station and seeing the garden there, they really good reminder of what we are doing. reggie: am i going to get wet? drew: wouldn't you know, i made something for you. taking a look at the walk to end all dimers, you'll be fine. the rain doesn't come into the picture until after. in the 50's, i would bundle up. the rain returns later on in the afternoon.

we will talk about the timing for the weekend in a second. exploratorium camera, partly cloudy skies. it's a chilly morning now. partly cloudy but dry today. the wet weather continues for much of next week. today you don't need the rain gear. 62 in the city. 64 in san jose. 68 in santa rosa. overnight tonight, more clouds into the atmosphere ahead of that storm we are tracking tomorrow. temperatures not nearly as cool as we are right now. on the storm impact scale, level 1 storm we are tracking over the weekend. light showers and breezy. best chance of showers in the evening both days. future weather, a lot of cloud cover to start on saturday. here is the rain arriving in the north they in the afternoon. later on in the evening on sunday, still trucking wet weather.

during the day on sunday it looks mainly dry with peaks of sunshine here and there. sunday evening here comes our next wave of rain from the north that will set the stage for a wet day on monday. total rainfall, attend two and half an inch of rain over the weekend. don't forget to set your clocks back one hour this weekend. sunset on sunday, 5:05 p.m. next seven days, chilly this morning, then rain in the forecast, saturday, sunday. the witness days look monday and tuesday. showers linger on wednesday with temperatures in the 50's. kumasi: thank you. coming up, the seven things to know this morning. reggie: celebrating 15 years. the popular sandwich

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the 82-year-old was released from the hospital yesterday after ongoing -- undergoing surgery. kumasi: twitter will begin layoffs today. people look at an emailed by 9:00 a.m. notifying them if they are part of the layoffs. bloomberg reports a lawsuit has already been filed because state and federal law requires 60 days of notification before large layouts can occur. reggie: the 7-eleven in milpitas sold a million dollar powerball ticket for wednesday's drawing but no one matched all six numbers since august. that means saturday's drawing is worth $1.5 billion. drew: we have showers in the forecast for the weekend. saturday and sunday on the storm impact scale, level 1. best chance to find rain will be in the evenings. jobina: we have a pretty clear right for the friday morning commute. live picture from the richmond-san rafael bridge. no advisories or blocking issues. kumasi: number seven, nasa's

artemis rocket is heading back to the launchpad for a third attempt to get off the ground. nasa is confident it will launch for a test mission on november 14. reggie: in today's gma first look, billy mcfarland, the man behind the fraudulent water festival, is giving abc7news an exclusive interview after he was released from prison. >> and abc news exclusive. >> i've been so curious why you didn't just pull the plug well ahead of it. >> it has been five years since the fyre festival left concertgoers stranded and investors out millions. sending the man behind it, billy mcfarland, to prison. now he is out on supervised release and telling his story to michael strahan. >> a lot of you consider you the ultimate con man. >> i was wrong. i messed up.

i was so driven by this desperate desire to prove people right. i thought the only way to prove myself to them was to succeed. that led me down this terrible path of bad decisions. >> coming up at 7:00, much more of this exclusive interview. with your gma first look, and rhiannon allie. reggie: a bay area celebration for a favorite. ike 's sandwiches opened up 15 years ago in the castro district. yesterday was also national sandwich today. to celebrate, they are featuring two sandwiches from the first menu at throwback prices of $7.97 through sunday. ike's nearly has two 100 locations in six states. kumasi: now to bart's celebration. bart tweeted the pictures of the

plates that they are selling along with the message. you have to see it. it says you have a transit lever a piece of bart history. these authentic number plates are from decommissioned legacy car trains. you can buy one for $50. each plate comes with a keepsake certificate with facts about the car it came from. they are already sold out, maybe that is why you should not see it. there is a waiting list, and you can get on that. bart says if you are interested, they will contact you when more plates become available. reggie: we all would love to tell people about things that you cannot get. kumasi: that is cool. reggie: but don't fall in love. kumasi: just get on the list. there will be more available. reggie: hopefully this is still available. where are we? if you are looking for a unique

gift -- kumasi: it is still holding on. reggie: a microphone dropping in a studio is like a water bottle dropping. it is the loudest thing in the world. kumasi: everything is fine. keep going. reggie: tropicana is offering something different this holiday season. kumasi: the orange juice company says it has come up with the perfect mimosa maker. here is a picture of the device. it is basically a spray bottle that spreads -- spritzes your juice into your champagne. it has separate setting so you can add however much you want. they come out on sunday, november 6. they will be launching a sweepstakes for this. that is what some people do, just aspritz. reggie: that is funny. a whisper.

kumasi: some people -- i was making one for my friend. it was two drops. reggie: just for the color. even though halloween is over, we are looking at how one person's creativity is bringing pictures to life. kumasi: making shopping easier. the two apps that you'll soon be

>> building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this abc 7 news. reggie: now at 5:30, a second hearing for the suspect in the paul pelosi attack. below xebec and his san francisco home. how his neighbors are reacting. kumasi: pfizer releasing new information about the shots performance against omicron. reggie: governor newsom blocking a billion dollars in the fight against homelessness. how local leaders are fighting back. kumasi: good morning, it is

friday, november 4. reggie: a check on the four with meteorologist drew tuma. drew: not as cold as we were yesterday but certainly chilly in spots. 39 in napa. only 50 in the city. 39 in san ramon. 49 in half moon bay. a frost advisory in effect for solano county until 9:00 today. temperature is getting close to the freezing mark. don't be surprised to see some frost on your windshield in solano county this morning. live look from the cameras in the east bay. high clouds up above and that is how the day shapes up. partly cloudy through the day. after the cool start, warming up into the 50's and 60's. today is a dry day but over the weekend we start a stormy pattern that lasts until next week. we will detail when you can expect the rain this week in future weather this week. reggie: new developments on the assault of paul pelosi.

he was released from the hospital six days after the attack. today, a second hearing is set for his alleged attacker. lena howlett is live at the hall of justice with how pelosi's neighbors are responding. lena: one day after learning the suspect david the pap was in the country illegally from canada, his attorneys will be back in court this morning to set a date for his pulmonary hearing. we have also learned depape will not be here in person for the hearing. this comes after we saw this white van backing into the family's garage moments after learning paul pelosi have been released from zuckerberg sf general and was confirmed to be at home recovering. he spent newly awaken the hospital for treatment of a skull fracture after a brutal hammer attack. speaker nancy pelosi praising a life-saving treatment he received from first responders and hospital staff.

neighbors in his pacific heights neighborhood thankful he made it out alive. >> i am really glad he got better because he is an older guy. an injury like that could have been fatal. i am glad he survived. >> i'm happy for them. just at his age to get out of that incident and back home, that is a huge blessing in itself. lena: depape, who we just learned yesterday is here in this country illegally from canada, according to the homeland security, but district attorney brooke jenkins told the chronicle that she will refuse to turn him over to ice, siding san francisco sanctuary city policies. depape's second court hearing is scheduled to begin at 9:00 this morning. we will let you know what happens. kumasi: thank you. this morning, some employees of

san francisco-based twitter will be waking up without jobs after the takeover of elon musk. musk started to let go of some of the company's 7500 employees last night. gloria rodriguez joins us live in the newsroom with details. >> some employees have already been notified they have been laid off. this comes one week after musk took control of the company, firing top executives. in his first companywide email on thursday, he wrote, in an effort to place twitter on a healthy path we will go through difficult process of producing our global workforce on friday. we recognize this will impact a number of individuals who have made valuable contributions to twitter but this action is unfortunately necessary to ensure the company's success moving forward. the email said employees will be notified of their job status by 9:00 today. those who get laid off will be notified through their personal

email. those who are stable find out through their company email accounts. we learned some were notified at midnight and were locked out of their office accounts. all offices will be closed and badge access suspended. more companies are pausing advertising on twitter. pfizer, audi, and general mills have joined the list of big companies, according to the wall street journal. general motors was the first to announce it would hit the brakes on advertising. companies have cited the takeover by elon musk, waiting to see what his plans are for the social media company. employees filing a class action lawsuit about the massive layoffs, saying the company is doing this without enough notice, in violation of federal and california law. reggie: thank you. new data out this morning about pfizer's bivalent covid booster shot. this new shot is proving to be very effective. jobina: hours ago, pfizer and

biontech released data showing the bible and shot produces higher protection from the omicron variants than the original vaccine. one month after getting the shop, antibody responses were three to four times higher compared to the original. however, this data has not been peer-reviewed, and there are two small independent studies out there as well showing immune response is about the same as the original shot. pfizer and biontech are still conducting larger critical -- clinical trials of the booster and testing it against the other variants. doctors say the shots are an important way to her new protection from covid, especially as we enter the winter months. 26 million americans have taken the updated pfizer and moderna boosters. people as young as five are eligible for the shots. we know this generally. people are not getting them right now, the numbers are low. reggie: thank you.

the outbreak of rsv infections across the country is now being blamed for the death of a child in michigan. hospital pediatric beds are now above 80% capacity in at least 17 states. doctors say cases of rsv are proving to be more severe this year than in years past. overnight, there was some hope. the european commission approved a monoclonal antibody injection that projects -- protects newborns. >> we've been looking for solutions to rsv for close to 50 years. we don't think this. all infection from rsv. this is designed to stop rsv from being a serious disease, causing severe lung infections. reggie: officials in the usa a new vaccine should be available next year in the united states. kumasi: abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area. one of the issues we are focusing on is homelessness. governor newsom has rejected

every city's plan to combat the crisis, saying they are not doing enough. tim johns spoke with local officials and advotennt. >>in are fight againsthursday, governor s he is unhappy with the way cities and counties around the state are working to fix the problem. he says until he sees local governments coming up with better plans to combat the issue, he is withholding roughly $1 million in state funds. the moves are being met with support and opposition. >> this is not a money problem. it is a coordination, creativity, a larger vision problem. >> the san francisco supervisor said he was not surprised by the governors announcement. he, along with others, say that more needs to be done to tackle homelessness. in a tweet supporting the decision, he said he wants to see more ambition and

accountability surrounding the issue. but not everyone backs newsom's plan. the outgoing mayor issued a statement thursday. it reads in part, leadership is required to make this happen, but mayors will happily take the lead. others like randy shaw of the tenderloin housing clinic say there was some confusion about the announcement. >> i don't know why the governor thinks that local governments have the money to do more than what they are doing. >> a lot of places where baking on federal money based on the build back better bill, but that was scaled back. he specifically points to san francisco which has relied heavily on money from prop c. the law taxes large companies based on the number of employees they have working in the city. >> salesforce has 90% of its workforce working remotely.

those 9000 employees are no longer paying taxes. >> there over 113,000 people who sleep outdoors on any given night, according to numbers. kumasi: there is a powerball frenzy in the south bay. it comes after a lucky winner matched five of six numbers at a milpitas 7-eleven in wednesday's drawing. no one hit all seven numbers, so tomorrow's jackpot has jumped to $1.5 billion. the price ticket in milpitas is worth just over $1 million. now people are heading to the lucky star hoping to hit it big. we found one person who was ready to share the winnings. >> the world can be a better place. that is what i would do. i would donate to charities. kumasi: south bay has become a hotspot for winning tickets this year. a $20 million scratch or was sold in september in san jose. the biggest winner took home $247 million from a mega millions ticket, also bought in

san jose. a huge milestone for senator dianne feinstein. how she is making history and what she says about her future. reggie: tips on how you can save on your heating bills. first, a check on the weather withdrew. drew: taking a look at sutro tower. we are dry this morning. dry weather over the next 24 hours. over the weekend, showers are coming back into the forecast. the broader picture, california is quiet this morning. high clouds streaming in from the north, doll head of that storm system impacting the pacific northwest with rain and snow from portland to seattle. this will sinks out over the weekend and bring us the chance for showers. today it is all about partly cloudy skies. warming to the 40's and 50's by 9:00. by lunchtime, upper 50's, lower 60's. this afternoon under partly cloudy skies, topping out in the

upper 60's. if you have plans this friday night, not too chilly. additional clouds coming in and that will slow the cooling process. temperatures slowly falling into the 50's after midnight. today, 62 in the city. 68 in santa rosa. 67 in concord. today is dry, but over the weekend, saturday and sunday, light showers in the forecast. don't forget to set your clocks back one hour on saturday. standard time begins on sunday, meaning that sunset is at 5:05. storm impact scale, level 1. best chance of showers will fall in the afternoon and evening on both days. we will timeout the store for you in a few minutes. let's check out traffic with jobina on this friday. jobina: unfortunately following

a deadly crash in hayward. coroners. have arrived on the scene 880 before the 8th street offramp. this was first reported shortly after 3:30 this morning. they have been working on that issue. the san mateo bridge, everything is clear in this area. speeds are moving at the limit. same thing in walnut creek. 680 pens to fill in closer to the 7:00 hour, but right now we are looking good. the real slow down is tracy to dublin. only about 35 minutes.

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reggie: as the temperatures get colder we will be pumping up the heat inside, but it comes at a cost. this winter, energy prices are expected to go higher than previous years.

reena roy explained the reason for the increase and tips to save cash. >> as americans adjust the thermostat this winter, the degrees will not be the only thing ticking upward. monthly energy payments are also expected to increase. >> we expect energy cost increase about 18% this winter largely driven by higher natural gas cost. the average family will be spending about $200 more this winter than last year. last year was also expensive. >> the rise in cost is due to multiple factors. the more in ukraine. >> russia is cutting of natural gas supplies to europe. >> hotter temperatures this summer. >> electric companies had to use more natural gas to use electricity, breaking down reserves. >> and the switch from coal to natural gas for environmental benefits puts additional pressure on markets. plus, the winter is expected to be colder this year driving demand. >> multiple factors on outside government control.

there is nothing the federal government can do in the short run to increase supply. >> what you can do is take steps to reduce energy consumption. get your furnace tuned up and replace the filters. >> it means less energy. >> turn the thermostat down. >> five degrees from where you normally put the furnace at can save you 10% on your bill. >> and you can also try calling your local utility company to see if they offer free or subsidized programs that increase the efficiency of your home. reggie: today, dianne feinstein marking 30 years in the u.s. senate. tomorrow, she will become the longest-serving woman senator. before she served on the san francisco board of supervisors and became mayor in 1978 after the assassination of george moscone he. when she ran for office in 1982, there were only two female senators. in a statement, senator feinstein writes, i appreciate

the opportunity to continue serving the people of california. i will continue to advocate for women's life and all aspects of life, i will advocate for women leaders, and do all let i can't to reps that the people of california. kumasi: it is pickle ball versus tennis in san francisco. a community meeting discussed replacing some tennis courts with pickle ball courts. right now there are only 11 dedicated courts in san francisco. players claim that booking the courts can be tricky. at the same time, tennis players say they struggle to reserve spots, too. tennis courts can also be used for pickle ball by painting the lines and setting up shorter nets. >> we understand pickle ball is an exciting and growing sport. we just don't support converting any tennis courts permanently to pickle ball courts. kumasi: san francisco reckon

parks as a plan to put in eight dedicated courts at stern grove. reggie: all 30 nba teams will play on monday because the league will not have any games on tuesday, election day. the game set for monday will include messages for fans to get out and vote. the warriors are hosting the sacramento kings at chase center at 7:00 p.m. the team usually uses thrive city as a valid drop-off location for voters. thanksgiving is less than three weeks away. kumasi: this story is not about eating turkey, but cuddling with one. >> we have a turkey that loves to be held, sit in your lap. they enjoy all of the attention. kumasi: that is cute. reggie: is it? kumasi: this is at a farm in st. louis that rescues abused animals. it is offering turkey cuddles on thanksgiving day. to help the farm's efforts, you can book time to pet and feed

the turkey. and then do what? before or after the meal? that is the part to me. do not come and cuddle me. reggie: you just ate my friend. drew: we have petting zoos during this time of year. i don't know if i would cuddle them, maybe touch them. drew: you know when your mom is asking you to take a picture of the turkey. reggie: with the goats, you get the feed, put your hand out flat. drew: for they will get your digits. reggie: the turkey, i can leave it alone. kumasi: especially on thanksgiving. it is kind of disrespectful. reggie: what side are we on here? drew: we are going to eat you

and then cuddle you. we want the best of both worlds. reggie: like hannah montana. drew: we will take it to the tam campus morning where we have quiet conditions right now. fast-forward 36 hours, rain coming back into the picture. chilly mornings, not as cold as yesterday. you will feel the cold air on friday. showers return this weekend. wet returns much of next week. 62 in the city. 68 in santa rosa. 62 is the high in lakeport. overnight, additional cloud cover to the sky ahead of that storm system that will bring us rain saturday and sunday. temperatures are elevated compared to where we are this morning. a lot of us in the 50's on saturday. on the storm impact scale, level 1 saturday and sunday.

best chance to find any wet weather where you live is in the evenings saturday and sunday. future weather, a lot of cloud cover first thing into the afternoon. that is when the rain first arrives in the north bay. moves south as the evening wears on. by 7:00, showers over the city, east bay. early sunday morning, wet weather in the south bay. i think we will get by with dry skies in the morning, but then in the evening our next rained around roles through. total rainfall, about a 10th to half an inch of rain over the weekend. more rain coming early next week. here is the accuweather 7 day forecast. showers over the weekend. don't forget to turn your clocks back one hour as standard time begins. election day on tuesday. temperatures are cool, only in the 50's. reggie: the popular food in california that is actually going down in price. kumasi: mcdonald's and marvel. kumasi: mcdonald's and marvel. the happy meal this is what voting yes on prop 31 means.

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this is what voting yes on prop 31 means. yes on 31 ends the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. yes, stops big tobacco from targeting our kids. yes, protects kids from nicotine addiction. vote yes on 31.

kumasi: welcome back, everyone. paypal and venmo are making movements to help consumers pay with their phones. touchless technology can help vendors who do not want to rely on external card readers. square also recently launched a support for the tap to pay future. reggie: you can get a taste of the marvel cinematic universe at mcdonald's. they are offering a happy meal based on "black panther: wakanda forever." here is what the box looks like, pretty cool. there are characters from the movie available in the happy meals. only available for a limited

time. the movie is in theaters next thursday night. disney is a parent company of marvel and abc 7. when i saw this last night i was excited. but i have not seen the actual figures. they are teasing this out. kumasi: i would go for this. reggie:ti for o mov, givi sembers discounts. every tuesday, movies are just five dollars from now until january 31. members can also get a five dollar combo of popcorn and icee or a small drink. that is my favorite drink when i go to the amc. kumasi: ok. that is because you don't put the butter on the popcorn. reggie: i'm not allowed to. i know, that takes away all of the fun. kumasi: you have the icee. miller lite came out with something new for the holidays.

reggie: what is this? kumasi: i don't know but i will tell you about it. the brand says this christmas tree keg stand is perfect for keeping your beer cold. it is designed to fit around a slim quarter barrel keg, compatible with a tree up to five feet tall. it is $50, the keg is not included. drew: is the tree drinking beer or is there water somewhere? kumasi: mcdonald's has a happy meal, "black panther: wakanda forever." i cannot wait to see whether the toys are. drew: do you think your man is going to do a keg stand on chris perceive? kumasi: not this year. drew: monday, she gets a little wild. but mcdonald's and wakonda. reggie: i really want to get

one. looks good. drew: golden gate bridge. this is how the day shakes up. 50's and 60's. rain returned saturday and sunday. kumasi: a piece of space junk will fall to the earth today. we don't know where it lands him about we will tell you about it. reggie: twitter among the local tech companies laying off thousands this morning. kumasi: and the little boy who had a little too much fun and got stuck. reggie: this keeps happening. kumasi: he looks happy. reggie:at you children.

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. kumasi: now at 6:00, paul pelosi waking up at his san francisco home, a week after he was attacked there. the men who did it facing another court date this morning. reggie: and more americans are worried about politically motivated violence. the results of a new poll. good morning to you, welcome to friday, november 4. kumasi: lots to get to this morning. we are starting with our forecast withdrew. drew: not as