some money. dan: we turn our clocks back tomorrow but for how much longer? the bid --

ama: good evening. dan: thank you for joining us. breaking news out of amador county. alexis gabe's remains have been found. they were located in the town of plymouth yesterday. the identity was confirmed today. she disappeared in january, last seen leaving the home of her ex-boyfriend. her car was found in oakley with the keys in the ignition but there was no sign of her. jones drove to the area where alexis's remains were found in the hours following her disappearance. jones was killed in june when police moved into her rest him. oakland police say there will be a news conference early next week. ama: at least two people are

dead and five hurt following a fiery collision at el camino real avenue. emergency personnel found two people dead inside one car when they arrived. another person trapped and to people outside of one of the cars. bystanders rescued to others. the injured have been taken to stanford hospital. dan: we will move onto the weather and much-needed rain heading this way. ama: here is sandhya patel. sandhya: the weekend is going to be the start of a wet pattern but not a washout. let me show you this storm impact scale. it's a light level 1 every single day beginning tomorrow through tuesday. we will be seeing some wet weather for several days. right now, the atmospheric river in the pacific northwest but that life -- light level 1 storm will be heading in our direction. we are going to get a piece of

the energy. tomorrow afternoon in the north bay, you start to see light rain at around 1:00 going into 5:00. it crosses the east bay and parts of the peninsula. not everyone is going to get rain out of th, we have muchmor. snowfall will amount to 48 inches at kirkwood. 40 in donner by midweek. it's a light level 1 storm for this weekend. rain late sunday night. weekend totals under a half an inch. i will be back with a closer look at what you can expect heading into early next week which includes election day. dan: thank you. developing news. it's been one week since the attack on paul pelosi and the preliminary hearing for the suspect was held for december 14. luz pena was in court and learned more about what the prosecutor and defendant may be planning. reporter: today for the first

time since the attack, nancy pelosi spoke on camera about the status of her husband's health. this week since david the papp hit paul pelosi in the head with a hammer. >> it will be a long haul but he will be well. it is just so tragic how it happened. nonetheless, we have to be optimistic. he is surrounded by family. that's a wonderful thing. reporter: pelosi speaking to her supporters in this video. in court, a judge set the date for the preliminary hearing in this case. >> we will be determining what witnesses we need to call, whether we call a victim, whether we call the 911 dispatcher, whether we present certain evidence. reporter: they have strong evidence against him to take them to trial including body camera video from the two officers who responded to the 911 call last friday. >> the police observed the

suspect pulled the hammer and wet -- away and struck mr. pelosi. reporter: the daughter of nancy pelosi and paul pelosi was present. the judge revealed today that she had worked with christine pelosi in the 90's. >> we are unclear whether that judge will hear any evidence in that case. reporter: a law professor was a trial loyal for the office of the public defender in san francisco. he gave insight into what the suspect's defense team may be planning. >> in this particular case, it appears possibly that there may be a mental defense. the defense attorney is likely to ask any questions to elicit testimony that substantiates that the defendant was asking -- acting bizarrely. reporter: he faces 13 years to life in prison if convicted. attempted murder, burglary, and elder abuse. the suspect has entered a not guilty plea to all these charges.

abc7news. dan: today, we heard from nancy pelosi for the first time since the attack on her husband. >> thank you, thank you, thank you for your kind words, your prayers, and your good wishes for paul. it's going to be a long haul but he will be well. it is just so tragic how it happened. dan: this was part of a video message from the house speaker. she touched on the incident before focusing on next week's midterm elections. ama: layoffs at twitter have begun after elon musk's takeover of the san francisco-based company. approximately 784 employees at its market street headquarters will be let go. the rest of the layoffs are in other cities in the u.s. and around the globe. cutbacks were across-the-board. sales, marketing, engineering, and an ai group working to make algorithms more transparent. >> the key question will be, how much worse is a lot of the harassment and abuse that

happens on the platform going to go? he's made it clear that he wants to remove some of the guardrails, the marta ration. that could make it far worse. ama: muska explained the massive cutbacks, saying it's an effort to put twitter on a healthy path. united airlines is the latest company to pull advertising from twitter. the customer service on twitter is not impacted. the exodus includes general mills and audi. advertisers are worried about the moderation of content on the social media site. elon musk says twitter has had a massive drop in revenue due to activist groups pressurizing advertisers. dan: a travel book are accused of taking money from dozens of bay area residents and not booking their vacations at destination weddings paid more than $147,000 in restitution today and could avoid going to jail. wendy wong had until today to come up with the money after she

pleaded guilty to two felony counts in august. the das office tells melanie woodrow that wong paid restitution at the last minute. the judge postponed her sentencing until september. there were 48 victims and more than $200,000 lost in total for all victims but not everyone requested restitution. no comment from her attorney tonight. ama: the last weekend before election day in the bay area. one of the biggest races to watch is the san jose mayor's race. the team at the registrar of voters office is expecting a busy election day. people are doing less early voting and studying the ballot closely before turning it in. the county is expecting a voter turnout between 55 and 65%, a big improvement from the june primaries. >> it was 35% in june. we are expecting it to be higher. we have enough staff on hand to handle a million voters.

ama: they are sorting and counting early votes. there has been a 19% turnout. 103 secure vote centers are open now through 8:00 on election nights. on election night, we will be livestreaming results as soon as the polls close for three hours from 8:00 to 11:00. you can watch that with our abc 7 bay area news app. you can watch abc7news at 4:00. we will go live the abc network coverage of national elections with live, local cut ins. we will have a full recap of local results. dan: stay here with us. are we falling back or not? we clear up confusion about daylight saving time and look where it could become permanent. ama: they were dancing the night away in the north bay. we take you to a senior prom. dan: first fridays live on in oakland. we have an update from organizers on what is keeping that traditional flow. ama: first, look at jimmy kimmel

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ama: daylight saving time is ending and we return to standard time sunday at 2:00. there's no shortage of opinions out there on whether the time -- it's time to put an end to time changes. reporter: get ready to set clocks back. this sunday, the sun sets on daylight savings time.

next i feel like we should abolish it. it's a relic of the past. reporter: falling back or springing forward, the time change is sure to elicit an opinion from people on the streets to politicians. >> we don't have to keep doing this stupidity anymore. >> any parent who has worked to get a toddler on a regular sleeping schedule understands the absolute chaos changing our clocks creates. reporter: emmy couldn't agree more. she has an 18-month-old daughter. >> it's really hard to get them on a new schedule every half year. so i would say, let's get rid of it. reporter: the u.s. on it voted to make daylight saving time permanent starting next year. the bill is stalled in the house. opinion is split. an energy expert at uc berkeley. he says the u.s. has already experimented with making daylight saving permanent. >> we had that experience in the

1974. there was an embargo. we accelerated daylight saving time, thinking that would save oil. we were going to school in the dark. there were quite a few accidents and people were very unhappy about it. reporter: those in support of making the change site reasons like letting children play outdoors later and reducing seasonal depression. >> i do understand what other people are saying about being able to have more daylight during the waking hours. it probably helps a lot of people. >> it's a debate in all of europe to remove it completely. reporter: she's from sweden and she has an opinion. >> personally, i think it's weird. i'm not good at switching times. reporter: on that note, one more reminder. set those clocks back saturday night. abc7news. ama: un-abortion provider in the

1930's and 40's was pardoned today by governor newsom. she was convicted in 1949 of abortion and conspiracy to commit abortion and was sentenced to four years in prison. at the time, abortion was illegal in california. the move comes days before voters decide on prop one which would amend the state constitution to protect reproductive rights. dan: the plan was that this would be the final oakland first friday celebration today. but it may not be the end of the line after all. ♪ a place where residents gather for a night of activities got enough funding to continue for another six months. this is a good sign but organizers are still looking for sponsors to keep it going. the event includes music, food, performances from local artists and vendors. >> this is my favorite market to come to because it is such a wide variety of people and food and everything. it's a big event. dan: some funding and donations

have kept the event afloat. organizers met with a nonprofit from france this week to discuss a future partnership. the next first friday is scheduled for december 2. ama: to powerball fever. the jackpot is up to $1.6 billion. largest ever. in san francisco, customers at a market in the hate working to try to luck. they joined millions of people hoping for a chance to win what could be a lump sum payment of 782 million dollars. that's 493 million. the next drawing is tomorrow night. dan: tough to make ends meet with just that. it was a swinging friday night for dozens of north bay seniors this evening. the redwood senior living facility in mill valley hosted its annual prom along with local high school students. jim johnson was there to check out the fun and has the story.

♪ reporter: from the outside looking in, it was a night decades in the making. on friday, the redwood senior living community in marin held its annual senior prom. >> i got my shiny clothes on. i don't have any prom dresses anymore. i don't own her skirt anymore. reporter: it has been a tradition at the community and was put on hold for several years because of the pandemic. this fall, it's back and bigger than ever with local high school students joining dozens of seniors for a night of dancing, laughter, and fun. >> i can say that i'm very excited. i would be delighted to dance with a boy from high school. reporter: for many folks tonight, the evening isn't just tonight for fun. it's a way to relive their lives in a whole new way. two people that might be the most true for our great stammen and her partner audrey hasten. the two met each other several years ago while living at the redwoods. >> i love love love, obsessed

for life. reporter: the pair told me about their lives as a couple and also as individuals before they knew each other. they say while they attended their own high school proms many years ago, they weren't necessarily experiences they enjoyed. a time where being a gay person simply wasn't accepted. >> i actually one time was the queen of a prom and i went by myself. that was an interesting year as a senior. >> i just didn't want to ask a king. reporter: this prom is all the more special for the couple. a night made even more memorable by being crowned the two prom queens. they say they live their lives day by day, uncertain of what the future may hold. no matter what comes their way, they tell me they are grateful to spend the remainder of their time together. >> we don't have that many dances. so it's very special.

>> i can count on one hand. reporter: abc7news. dan: aren't they delightful? ama: absolutely. so great to see. dan: time now to get a check on the weekend weather. sandhya: memorable night for them and it's going to be memorable weather in the next four days. rain coming every single day. it won't be a complete washout. this weekend through next tuesday, showers and rain, slippery roads, isolated thunder chance can't be ruled out monday. heavy snow coming to the sierra. right now, the focus of the atmospheric river is in the pacific northwest where they will see stormy conditions not just tonight but going into the weekend. ahead of the system, we are seeing clouds and fog out there. temperatures in the 40's and 50's. notice it's not chili like it was the last couple days. it will be comfortable for the walk to end alzheimer's in san

francisco. the ceremony gets underway. upper 50's. a chance of showers by noon time. 59 degrees. be careful if you have early plans. you can see the fog up scaring the view from our camera of san francisco. rain returns this weekend. daylight saving times ends sunday morning. wet pattern continues into next week. fall back one hour sunday at 2:00. daylight saving time ends and we go to standard time. the sun sets at 6:06 on saturday. 5:05 on sunday. a light level 1 system for saturday and sunday afternoon. spotty showers on saturday. rain late sunday night. weekend totals under half an inch. tomorrow morning, drizzle and fog. 4:00 coming parts of the

peninsula seeing it. but then it falls apart. you may get missed across the south bay. the rule -- rain redeveloped as the next rain comes in. rainfall estimates through sunday will be anywhere from a few hundredths in places like live -- livermore. in the sierra, snow. heavy snow. winter storm warning sunday afternoon through wednesday morning. one to four feet. gusty winds will make it difficult to travel, possibly impossible because of the snow. 40's and 50's. watch out for the fog. carry the umbrellas. 50's and 60's. a look at what's ahead for monday. it will be a soggy start. sierra getting snow. tuesday, wet weather continuing. by wednesday, it winds down. a light level 1 for your saturday afternoon.

sunday night, rain. election day, cold showers. a slight chance on veterans day. once again for a reminder, turn the clock back. ama: vo: climate change is fueling a wildfire crisis. destroying our forests. threatening our communities. polluting our air. prop 30 taxes those making over $2 million a year. no one else pays a penny. 30 will reduce the tailpipe emissions that drive climate change. and prevent wildfires and toxic smoke. so we have clean air to breathe. this is about our kids' future.

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turn your clocks back tomorrow before you go to bed. ama: have a g >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight, from "black panther: wakanda forever" -- lupita nyong'o, danai gurira, letitia wright. plus simon le bon. and music from duran duran. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. i'm the host of the show. please relax. thanks for coming, for watching. you picked a good one to be here. we've assembled a super duper sow tonight.