>> 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 chilly as we

were this time yesterday, but many of you waking up to temperatures in the 40's at this hour. a live look at the golden gate bridge, showing you fog free skies, butitnsght d. we will warm into the 50's by lunchtime and go into the 50's and upper 60's -- we are dry today, but saturday and sunday we are tracking a level 1 light storm. we will time this out in about nine minutes, guys? kumasi: new developments in the attack against paul pelosi. a second hearing is set for the suspect in san francisco and comes after mr. pelosi returns home, nearly a week after being in the hospital. lena: the suspect, david the pap, will not be here in person, but attorneys are working to set a date for his preliminary hearing.

we saw this white van backing into the family's garage moments after learning paul pelosi had been released from zuckerberg sf general and is now recovering at home. he spent a week in the hospital after a skull fracture from the brutal attack. nancy pelosi praising the treatment he received from first responders and hospital staff. dr -- doctors say mr. pelosi was knocked unconscious and laying in a pool of his own blood, and apparently patients with brain injuries can sometimes stay in the hospital for weeks. >> the fact that he was able to go home in six days is pretty remarkable. lena: depap, who is illegally

here in the country from canada, but reporter brooke jenkins told the chronicle she will refuse to turn him over the ice, citing sanctuary city policies. his second hearing starts at 9:00 and we will let you know what happens. lena howland, abc7news. kumasi: we sent out the alert for paul pelosi turning home through the abc7news app. you can download the app for more. make sure you enable the push alert feature. reggie: millions of americans are worried about the threat of political violence. this was conducted after the attack on paul pelosi. nearly nine in 10 people worry that political divisions are increasing the risk of politically motivated violence in the country. who gets the blame, however,

differs sharply between partisan and ideological groups. 31% blame the republican party, 20 5% blame the democratic party, and 32% blame both parties equally. just 11% lane neither -- blame neither. 261,000 jobs were added in october, but the unemployment rate rose to 3.7%. that's the smallest number of jobs since december 2020. economists also say the labor force participation rate went down to 62 point 2%. that's not a positive sign. in a healthy economy, more people are joining the work or send looking for jobs -- workforce and looking for jobs. today, 7500 workers will be laid off as financial service companies strive says it is cutting its services by 1000 and lyft is letting go of

2500 employees. >> the unemployment rate will not stay out of -- at a record low. reggie: fears of looming recessions are due to these cuts. kumasi: and the verdict yesterday afternoon for former sheriff laurie smith. she was convicted in a corruption trial days after announcing her retirement. the serving sheriff says this is not a reflection of the great work our deputies do every day. smith's attorney says he would not be commenting, but district attorney jeff rosen did speak. >> no one is above the law, and serious, troubling wrongdoing

as uncovered in our investigation is something our community takes seriously. kumasi: smith was accused of providing concealed carry weapons permits for political favors or other donations. as of two decades as sheriff, smith retired monday. -- conspiracy scandal around concealed weapons permits. reggie: and the reduced greenhouse gas emissions -- $1.5 billion pledged to help make the u.s. carbon neutral by -- carbon neutral. jobina: the money will be used to upgrade scientific labs across the country and includes five areas of focus, including building efficient heating and

cooling, nuclear fission energy, and industrial products and fuels. net zero basically means balancing emissions with the amount of pollution removed from the atmosphere, so their hope is all of this funding will spark innovation for green energy technology and bring new jobs to people across the nation, reggie. reggie: new developments with a car found buried in the backyard of an and mansion. some believe the mercedes was buried in an effort to commit insurance fraud. the owner of that mercedes was once accused of intentionally trying to sink a yacht to cash in on that insurance policy. kumasi: the surprising endorsement from oprah as the midterm races heat up. reggie: and falling space junk. a piece of a rocket is expected

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drew: 6:10 a.m. and we are dry. partly cloudy skies, 67 in concord, 62 in the city, 68 in santa rosa, but showers are in the forecast. we have a light impact on the storm impact scale. the best chance of finding showers is in the evening on saturday and sunday. a lot of cloud cover as you wake

up saturday morning. we will see showers arriving in the north bay first, spreading north as the evening goes on, likely finding wet weather in the south bay. the daylight hours are pretty dry, but here comes the next slug of moisture from north to south. standard time does begin over the weekend, coming at 5:05 p.m. have more chances for rain next week coming up in a few minutes, but let's see how traffic is on this friday. jobina: brand-new video into our newsroom of a crash being investigated in hayward on northbound 880, right before the eight -- a street off ramp. a pedestrian was hit and killed here shortly before 3:30 this morning and the coroner was called out to the scene. we were seeing a slowdown in

this area mike -- likely due to onlooker traffic. toll bridge lights came on, a minor backup in that area, and nothing too heavy because it is friday, typically lighter in that area. oakland, 880 at our coliseum camera, moving smoothly as well. no wind advisories or blocking issues to report at this time. antioch to concord as well, 19 minutes, so a good time to head out the door if you need to commute. kumasi: a push to find help for hundreds of san francisco's on housed as the tenderloin center is set to close. and this little boy somehow and this little boy somehow found himself there's a different way to treat hiv. it's every-other-month, injectable cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable.

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kumasi: happening today, a chinese rocket is falling back to earth, but we don't know where it's going to land. the 23 ton rocket was launched on monday. the video you are seeing is of a previous similar launch. china is not tracking the rocket are trying to control -- or trying to control where it is going to land. previous rockets have ended up on land, including an african and asian villages. president biden and former president trump are trying to rally voters on the campaign trail, as midterms are four days away. several key senate races are virtual toss ups. >> in the final sprint to election day, leaders from both parties are making their closing arguments. >> you must vote republican in a

giant red wave. >> this is a choice, a choice between two vastly different visions of america. >> president biden touting his economic record and arguing democracy is on the ballot. >> there's too much political violence, too much intimidation. >> in iowa, president trump stumping for senator chuck grassley and teasing his own run. >> i will very, very, very probably do it again. >> coming down to dead heat races in nevada and georgia as well. raphael warnock with 46%, his opponent with 46% as well. >> arizona, startling images of armed poll watchers in tactical gear. in colorado, election officials

received a ballot with a suspicious powdery substance. >> we secured the ballot and contacted law enforcement. >> that former contacts, a marine, now wears a bullet-proof vest. a stark warning -- >> pondering interfering in any way with a free, fair, and final election better be warned -- we have handcuffs. we have jail cells and philadelphia juries that will be here. >> in the critical pennsylvania senate race, oprah says she supports democrat john fetterman, although she helped propel the tv career of republican challenger dr. mohammed -- mehmet oz. kumasi: we are tracking the return of ballots in california state wide, and less than 16% of ballots have been returned.

you can check out the tracking tool on our website, abc7news.com/election. reggie: this is the first time officials have been in direct contact with brittney griner, still in russia, since august. they saw her tenacity and perseverance and continue to press for her and paul whelan's release. writer is facing nine years in prison for drug possession. last month, a russian court denied her appeal to shorten the sentence. whelan has been in russian prison since 2018 after he was accused of spying. kumasi: and additional help with the looming closure of the tenderloin center. the city is being called upon to ensure that health and hygiene services continue to be provided for tenderloin residents. they reopened the tenderloin center back in january as part of a three-month emergency to

address the drug crisis in that neighborhood, but announced dealt withi90 days or even a year. the trust by the city has to be addressed by providing continued services. kumasi:kumasi: the san francisco department of public health says it will open wellness centers to fill the void in its prevention plan. critics argue that will not be enough. reggie: bart has faced delays and the ballooning budget, but now it is making history, but not in a good way. the scent of eric -- santa clara valley transportation authority is asking for the largest federal grant in u.s. history. voters already did their part, approving $3 billion in funding

through sales tax and bridge tolls. the total project would cost over $9 billion. if it's finished by the 2034 goal, it would be done 34 years after voters first approved it. kumasi: a toddler searching for toys ended up trapped after climbing inside a claw machine in australia. the mom shared the video. she says the first thing he did was throw toys down the chute for all his friends. if you wonder how he even got in here, the family was eating at a restaurant, brooklyn was playing inside at an indoor playground, she turned around for a moment and there he was. he crawled out the same way he crawled in. mom says he managed to walk away with some toys too. reggie: those claw machines are

so rigged, but i play them every time. it is the most loose grip and you are like, i had that. well, you thought you did. drew: i am trying to figure out if i should reveal this -- reggie: can you give us an insight on why these claw machines are horrible? drew: this couple goes around the country and play claw machines. that's their thing. reggie: that's their asmr. drew: it is so relaxing to me. i don't know why, but they give the tips and tricks about the claw. a lot of it has to do with where it is placed. they can see right away if the claw is probably going to pay out or not. they play at once, say it is not

paying out, we are done with this -- they move to the next one. air are many things. kumasi: and they keep these toys? drew: they donate them. kumasi: it's for the love of the game. reggie: modern-day athletes, you know? drew: i have no stake in this at all. it's a youtube channel called winner every time. reggie: i will watch this. it sounds fascinating. drew: do they have commentary? ok. you can tell if the toys are stuffed in tightly, how they are positioned -- our friend will be out here tomorrow. if you want to come down to the city or in the city. reggie: me! drew: the walk to end alzheimer's.

it is cloudy but dry. rain entering the pictures in the afternoon and evening. this guy in sfo is dry -- the sky at sfo is dry. a partly cloudy day on the way, dry on friday. showers returned saturday and the storm door is open next week. climbing in the 40's and 50's by lunchtime, a couple 60's appear on the board and tomorrow is warmer then we were yesterday. 64 in oakland, san raphael, 62 in the city, 67 in concord, 68 in san jose, and we will add more clouds to the sky ahead of the rain moving through. most of us settling into the 50's. saturday and sunday, the best chance of finding the wet weather in the evening both saturday and sunday is about 1/1 0th to half an inch of rain

coming in for us. a stormy pattern that includes snow around the sea -- the sierra. here is your accuweather seven-day forecast. let showers in the evening saturday and sunday, put your clocks back one hour. wet and windy weather monday and tuesday with temperatures only in the 50's, guys. reggie: it's giving fall -- look at her. kumasi: yes it is. reggie: this background is beautiful, ginger. we are really into it. ginger: we are at peak color in central park, so why not show off the 18,000 trees that allow us to breathe? i have to say something about claw machines -- i brought my four-year-old son to an arcade end i warned him, a lot of times you don't win anything. he won. he grabbed a rubber ducky and

sure enough -- so, that lesson, because then he wanted to play six more times. reggie: i love it. it is so good. ginger: yeah. coming up on gma, we will talk about one of the warmest new york city marathons on record, why i am also out here, but we have to get to the big headlines around the globe, including the big conflict between north and south korea. south korea is scrambling for fighter jets after north korean warplanes were detected near the border. we had that final push before the midterms -- both parties heavy on the trail, and you know we are with them. and michael has an interview with the founder of the disastrous fire festival, speaking on camera for the first time since getting out of prison. the sunshine is beautiful out here, but i also wanted to mention with the claw machine, that grip, it is like me

reaching for the elevator when someone wants to come in but the doors are setting. [laughter] reggie: that is so true. it is. then they come in and you stand there in silence. yes, i did just try to shut the door on you. ginger: you got a big prize. [laughter] reggie: ginger zee, an expert on reggie: ginger zee, an expert on so many things, but 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. ♪music playing♪

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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. reggie: tomorrow morning is the san francisco walk to end alzheimer's, and i will be emceeing the event. we planted this pop up flower garden outside of our building, and each flower color supports different ways to end alzheimer's. tomorrow's walk starts at 8:27, and it is not too late for me to see you there.

we are in competition for first place out of all the teams participating, so you can push us over the edge and push me over the edge -- i have a goal of raising 5000 dollars. yesterday my goal was 1000, but you have been so generous, including this morning, and i am so grateful. including the people affected by alzheimer's, including my family. this is my family with my brother-in-law, wayne, who we lost alzheimer's a few years ago . i am so sorry that we don't have him and more, but in any case, i don't want that to happen to your family, so help us raise some money. you can go to the website on your screen, twitter, instagram and find the link, and that will take you to how you can donate. thank you again. next at 6:30, thousands of bay area twitter employees might be out of a job by the end of the

day. the lawsuit that could temporarily stop that. and if you want to protect

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: now at 6:30, paul pelosi's attacker set for another course -- court appearance in another few hours. kumasi: and the live look outside in the bay area. another cool morning, but we are talking about rain for your weekend. drew has your forecast. reggie: and avocado prices at the lowest in years. what is causing this food price to drop. kumasi: good morning, happy friday. it's november 4. drew: we have a dry sky the next 24 hours, but showers do return to the forecast. not quite as cold this morning

as yesterday, no frost advisories in effect, but 40's around the bay shoreline, so take the winter jacket with you. our oakland airport camera showing you partly cloudy conditions and sunshine throughout the day, with temperatures warming in the 50's and 60's, but raingear is needed over the weekend. on our storm impact scale, level 1 over saturday and sunday. we will go hour-by-hour and plan out your weekend, coming up in about nine minutes. kumasi: thousands of twitter employees are wondering if they are out of a job this morning. elon musk says the company will lay off employees this morning, and that could impact up to the -- up to half of the

company's staffers. >> this comes a week after muscat took control of the company, firing talk executives -- top executives, including the ceo and cfo. he said in order to place twitter on a healthy path, we will reduce our global workforce on friday. 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 saying companies will be -- employees will be notified of their job status by 9:00 a.m. this morning. those that are getting laid off will be notified at their personal email and others will be notified at their company email. meantime, more companies are pausing advertising on twitter. pfizer, audi, and general mills

have joined the list of big-name companies, according to the wall street journal. general motors said it would hit the brakes on advertising. other companies have cited the takeover by elon musk and want to wait to see what his plans are for the social media company. an employee filing a class action lawsuit -- and employees filing a class action lawsuit against twitter, saying the company is not doing this with enough notice. reggie: paul pelosi was released from the hospital six days after that violent attack. today, a second hearing is set for his alleged attacker. lena holland's live at the hall of justice with more on how pelosi's neighbors are responding. lena: one day after the suspect, david depapp was in this country illegally from canada.

attorneys will be working to set a date for his preliminary hearing. he is not expected to be here in person for that hearing. this comes after we saw the white van backing into the families garage, moments before learning paul pelosi had been released from zuckerberg sf general and is at home recovering. he spent nearly a week in the hospital for treatment of a skull fracture after a brutal hammer attack. speaker pelosi praising the life-saving treatment he received from first responders and hospital staff. neighbors in his pacific heights neighborhood are thankful he made it out alive. >> i am glad he got better, because he is an older guy and an injury like that could have been fatal. i am glad he survived. >> i am happy for them, you know? at his age, to get out of that incident and get back home, that's a huge blessing in itself. lena: depapp, who we learned yesterday is here in this

country illegally from canada, according to the department of homeland security, but this attorney brooke jenkins said she would refuse to turn him over to ice, citing san francisco's sanctuary city policies. his hearing is expected to start around 9:00. we will let you know what happens. reggie: new data out this morning about pfizer's covid booster shots. jobina, it sounds like the shot is very effective. jobina: pfizer and biontech released this new data, showing it generates a substantially higher protection from omicron variant's than the original vaccine. a month after getting the shot, antibody responses against ba four and ba.5 were higher compared to the original, but this data has not been peer reviewed. there are independent studies out there as well, showing that

the response to the booster is about the same as the original shot. pfizer and biontech are conducting clinical trials of the boosters and testing them against other variants. doctors say this is an important way to renew your protection from covid, especially as we head into the winter months. people as young as five are eligible for those shots. reggie? reggie: this morning, the outbreak of rsv infections in children is now being blamed for the death of a child in michigan. hospital pediatric beds are above capacity in several states and cases of rsv are more severe this year compared to years past. overnight, there is some hope. the european commission approved a monoclonal antibody injection that protects newborns. >> we have been looking for ways to protect from rsv for close to 50 years. we don't think this is going to

stop all infection from rsv, but it is designed to stop rsv from being a serious disease and causing severe lung infections. reggie: a new vaccine should be available next year in the united states. kumasi: new battle lines are being drawn around california in the fight against homelessness. governor newsom says he is not happy with the way cities and counties are working to fix the problem, so he has rejected plans from every local government in the state and is withholding $1 billion of funding. local leaders say they are not surprised. >> we spent over $1 million in san francisco, so it is not a money problem. it is coordination, creativity, and a larger vision problem. >> i don't know why the governor thinks that local communities have more money to use than what they are doing.

i think it sounds good politically. kumasi: they are hoping local governments will come up with better plans to combat the issue. reggie: gas prices dipped overnight, and prices for san francisco are nearly a dollar from this time a month ago. in the city, you are paying $5.66 for a gallon of unleaded. that's way more than the national average of three dollars 79 cents, but compared to what we had, we will take it. and with christmas coming up, police teaming up to make sure it is a happy holiday. kumasi: they are launching their annual holiday toy drive. you can donate toys at any walgreens across san francisco. >> families have been experiencing more challenges through the impacts of covid and the cost that have increased over the years, so please, as you come through, there's plenty of opportunities to drop off

toys at the bins in walgreens, but also at every police department location. kumasi: if you would like to donate, you have until december 16 to drop off a new un wrapped gift at a walgreens location or police department. reggie: kyrie irving finally apologizes for posting antisemitic content on social media, but is that enough for him to avoid a suspension? and the potty training session that did not go quite as planned. now we will check in with drew. drew: a sharp looking picture this morning, fog free, but partly cloudy skies above. live doppler 7 with satellite, we have cirrus clouds streaming in from the north and this is part of the system impacting the pacific northwest

with rain and snow. this will bring us the round of rain saturday and sunday. today is dry, partly cloudy, warm through the 40's and 50's by 9:00 a.m. by lunchtime, some 60's appearing on the board and a few degrees than we were yesterday. 64 in napa, the same in oakland. 67 in concord and 67 in san jose. on the exclusive storm impact scale over the weekend saturday and sunday, it's a level 1 light storm we are tracking with breezy conditions. wet weather is in the evening. let's go hour-by-hour on future weather. 7:30, a lot of cloud cover out there and a gray start to the weekend. we will start to see the front move into the north in the evening, and those showers will move south in the early hours on sunday. rain is focused in the south bay

and on sunday, we will get some peaks of sunshine. it is dry, but our next system moves in from north to south, meaning more rain is on the way for monday. the extended forecast coming up in about nine minutes. let's check in with albina -- jobina on this friday. jobina: a deadly crash is being investigated on northbound 880 before the a street offramp. according to chp, someone was hit and killed in this area around 3:30 this morning. the coroner is still on the scene and there are no lanes impacted, but we have seen on and off minor slowdowns in the area primarily due to onlooker traffic. everything for the most part is moving. we are following a crash not too far away from this location in castro valley.

before fairmont drive, no slowdowns reported here. the bay bridge toll plaza also looking nice and light. the golden gate bridge clear as well, and we will check in on our drive times as we wrap up. g

after his team suspended him over anti-semitic posts. he posted a link to the documentary that denies the holocaust. even after taking the tweet down, he initially a -- refused to apologize. irving says he reacted out of emotion and apologizes to the jewish community. that was too late, as the team says irving is unfit to be

associated with the brooklyn nets. >> do you have anti-semitic beliefs, to be clear? >> i cannot be anti-semitic if i know where i come from. reggie: he and the team also donated $2500 to the anti-defamation league, which it did not accept. kumasi: dianne feinstein will become the senate's longest-serving senator. she became mayor initially in 1978 after the assassination of mayor price goni. at the time she ran, there were only two female senators. now there are 24. senator feinstein writes in part "i appreciate the opportunity to continue serving california. i will serve and advocate for

women leaders and do all i can't represent the people -- can to represent the people of california." reggie: starbucks sales hit a record in the most recent quarter, making $8.5 billion in revenue. that's despite large investments in new café equipment and higher pay for employees. but not everything is going up in price. avocados are down this year, 67% from their peak in june. what gives? an excess in supply. 90% of the avocados we'd come from mexico, and this year's crop was better than expected. now we will take a live look at the new york stock exchange. we are actually up 220 points.

oh. paypal and then mono striving to help -- and venmo striving to help apple users take payments right from their iphones. payments rival square also launched support for the tap to pay feature. you can get a taste of the marvel cinematic universe at mcdonald's now. they are based on characters from black panther: wakonda forever, and the 10 characters from the movie are available in these happy meals -- 10 is a lot. they are available for a limited time and the movie is coming out thursday night. disney is the parent company of both marvel and abc 7. drew: i wonder which one will be the hardest to find. they always have one or two that are elusive, and you are like, i

need it for my set. reggie: is it weird that i want it? kumasi: can you get a happy meal during breakfast hours? drew: i don't think you can. you have to wait until 10:00 or 10:30 when they switch it over. kumasi: also, i need to apologize to you, because i did not realize the starbucks cups where the paper ones. they are -- i thought it was the plastic ones you got me. the real one? i am just like no, i just want to pay for one. drew: they are putting the coffee in the cup and it was ready for the mobile order. when you get the cops, they are given to you separate from your coffee. kumasi: then i got that one, drew was like no. reggie: and i got the other good

one. i got the wrapping paper one. drew: i got the one i didn't want. kumasi: i know. drew: we got the same. kumasi: we were heading over there and it was chilly, and jobina was like, should we drive over there? i was like, yes. drew was like, absolutely not. drew: it is a block and a half away. kumasi: well, we are from the south so we get cold. drew: but once we opened the door to the outside world, they were like oh, this is not too bad. kumasi: it was a good walk. thank you, drew. drew: i will never drive a block. reggie: to find the nearest parking you have to come back here. kumasi: we will just park and one of us will wait in the car. drew: we will valet.

i have to drop us off, one second -- i got to get my coffee. kumasi: it was cold. drew: it was nice. here is the tam cam this morning. tomorrow and sunday, showers are in the forecast, and the storm door remains open for much of next week. right now, temperatures not as cold as they were this time yesterday, most of us waking up to numbers in the 40's. the cloudy skies and we will arrive close to average for this time of year, most of us in the 60's by 3:00, 4:00 p.m. later on today. we increase the cloud cover over the rain we are tracking ahead of the weekend, and temperatures stay elevated in the upper 40's, low 50's. the storm impacts scale, level 1, and total rainfall about 1/10 to half an inch over the weekend. we will find the showers very

beneficial for us this early in the month. the next seven days, we have showers over the weekend. don't forget to turn your clock back one hour as standard time begins, and monday and tuesday, wet and windy with temperatures in the 50's, guys. kumasi: thank you, drew. neiman marcus is offering its luxury holiday gift ideas, including a private polo lesson with prince harry's pal for $300,000. you would get to meet a renowned polo player in colorado, and the 290 $5,000 deal includes a luxurious at the saint regis -- $295,000 deal includes a luxurious two night stay at the saint regis resort in apps

-- aspen. reggie: see, you tricked me. you said prince harry and i thought he was going to be there. kumasi: no, his friend, in aspen. reggie: now if prince harry were going to be there, i would risk it all. kumasi: not risk it all. [laughter] reggie: potty training went way wrong for one family and the u.k. kumasi: what's going on? the little girl got the toilet seat stuck around her neck and they could not get it off. that the call the firefighters to come in and help. reggie: my parents told me if i got stuck in something, guess what? if you got in, you can get out. let's figure it out. i put my head once through a railing, you know? i was really upset and freaking out. my mom was like, you just got in

there. your head all of a sudden did not get bigger in the past two minutes. figure it out. kumasi: and she waited. figure it out. she comes through with the parenting. reggie: she does. i am sure she had the crisco ready to go. kumasi: a teachable moment. up next, the seven things you need to know today. reggie: you can watch all of our newscasts live and on-demand through the bay area abc 7 news app. download now and start streaming. kumasi:

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the magic of the train is more than how it takes us away. it's how it brings us together. kumasi: here are the seven things to know this morning. a court hearing is set today in san francisco for thettking nany pelosi's husband, paul pelosi, last week. he has pleaded not guilty to attempted murder and other charges. reggie: paul pelosi is recovering at home this morning.

he was released from the hospital after undergoing surgery for a fractured skull ads -- at zuckerberg san francisco general. kumasi: twitter will begin layoffs today. bloomberg reports a lawsuit has already been filed, because a state and federal law also requires 60 days before layoffs can occur on a large scale. reggie: no one has matched all six numbers since august. saturdays drawing is worth $1.5 billion. drew: and a lovely sunrise underway -- we are dry right now and in the next 24 hours, so dry conditions with temperatures in the 50's and 60's to finish out the week, but the weekend does have showers. on the impact scale, a level 1 light storm. the best chance for wet weather is in the evening. jobina: a wild crash reported in

fairfield -- a porta potty fell off the back of a truck and multiple cars crashed into it -- i just hope it is empty. reggie: oh. if the water is blue, run. drew: no. kumasi: let's talk about number seven. tomorrow is the san francisco walk to end alzheimer's. our friend reggie aqui will be and seeing -- emceeing the event. you can donate to the memory makers team, or reggie, is it officially a team? do you have your own? reggie: i am with the abc 7 team. we are close to being number one. jobina: who are we behind? reggie: i am not sure. i am at $4600 and i am trying to get to $5,000.

instagram, twitter, and facebook, so no 7:00 a.m. clip today, so see you good morning, america, for our viewers in the west. breaking news. a new show of force from north korea. the u.s. and south korea respond overnight. tensions escalating. south korea scrambles fighter jets after north korean warplanes were detected near the border. this as the u.s. and south korea extend joint exercises. four days to go. both parties bringing out their heavy hitters ahead of the final votes in the midterm elections. former president trump campaigning in iowa overnight. vice president harris and hillary clinton in new york as president biden plays defense in california and new mexico. this morning, the state of play in the battleground states. tensions at twitter. elon musk set to slash the social media giant's workfce