vote yes on 31. >> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. kumasi: countdown to election day. voting centers open for people across the bay area looking to cast their ballots early as candidates make their final push to get your vote. reggie: trouble in tech. first twitter and now meta looking to lay off thousands of workers. kumasi: we are on storm watch. we have seen heavy downpours across the bay area overnight. you might need an umbrella for some boots as you head out the door. drew is tracking everything and how long this wet weather is going to last. reggie: welcome to monday, november 7. kumasi: we will check our forecast and all of those

questions people might have. what do they need to bring? drew: take everything with you. the hat, the scarf, the gloves. the umbrella needed. scattered showers in the forecast. we have one front moved through early this morning. you might have heard the wind and the rain while you were sleeping. live doppler 7 showing a couple light showers. for the most part we are dealing with partly to mostly cloudy skies and a bright moon. here's how the day shapes up. a level one on the abc 7 storm impact scale. scattered showers throughout the day. we are expecting the heavier rain and the strongest winds late tonight and early tomorrow morning. we will go hour-by-hour on future weather in just a few minutes. kumasi: we are seeing showers to start the day across the bay area and we want to show you what it looked like just a few

hours ago. you can see how wet in windy it was. this is what a lot of people are dealing with on a monday morning. alina howland's live in san francisco with more on how residents are peering for the wet weather. alina: beaches are bracing for a high surf advisory. inland areas are bracing for widespread rain and the possibility of thunderstorms. i want to show you some of the e then over toor rain.rinlionchie. the storm will close the books on a dry fire season. >> a new storm coming through, looking at rain sunday night, monday night, tuesday. any additional rainfall will help put an end to fire season for us in northern california.

lena: we were also in mill valley where we saw people getting storm ready with everything from boots to tarps to the stuff that stops leaks. hardware store goodman building supply told us they are expecting to sell out as soon as the first raindrops fall. a good reminder for anyone hitting the roads if it is raining where you are at, make sure you have your lights on. at a little but following distance and make sure you have extra travel time to get to where you need to go. lena howland, abc 7 news. kumasi: you can check the forecast and see live doppler 7 anytime with the abc 7 bay area streaming app. all of it is available on the weather on demand section. downloaded for roku, amazon fire tv, and google tv. reggie: we are one day away from the final votes in the midterm elections. the biggest names from each party are on the campaign trail.

jobina: what voters decide will have an impact on the nation for decades. that is one reason democrats and republicans were on the ground and nickel states like georgia and arizona. in pennsylvania three presidents were on the campaign trail. former president obama and joe biden together for a rare appearance to rally support for john fetterman. pres. obama: truth and facts and logic and reason and basic decency are on the ballot. democracy itself is on the ballot. jobina: john fetterman and tv personality dr. oz are in a close race for eight open senate seat in pennsylvania. president trump rallied for dr. oz, teasing his own entry into the presidential race. while democrats and republicans on the ground, many people have already voted early.

40 million people have already cast their ballots. reggie? reggie: today three candidates in the oakland mayoral race will host a rally to get residents to turn in their ballots. they are just three of 10 candidates in the race to replace the outgoing mayor. the rally starts at noon. kumasi: dozens of voting centers are open across the bay area. this was the scene with voter guides, volunteers, election workers. polls will be open tomorrow from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.. if you're in line by then, stay at line. california law allows you to take up to two hours off work without losing any pay. reggie: will be livestreaming all of the results as soon as the polls close from 8:00 to 11:00 p.m.. watch that with our bay area app on your smartphone or smart tv. over the air on cable or

satellite you can stay informed with abc7news at 4:00, then at 5:00 we go to live abc network coverage of national elections with live local updates every 30 minutes. then abc7news 11:00 p.m. will have a full recap. kumasi: new questions about elon musk's commitment to free speech after he threatened to suspend accounts that mimicked his own. several celebrities change their accounts to impersonate him over the weekend, criticizing his plan to charge eight dollars a month for verification. that plan has been delayed. previously elon musk no user should face permanent suspension. twitter founder jack dorsey apologized to those who had been laid off, saying he takes responsibility for growing the company too quickly. twitter is asking some workers to return. according to bloomberg they were laid off by mistake. reggie: facebook spared company

meta is preparing for large-scale layoffs. the layoffs are expected to affect thousands of metta employees but it is unclear what percentage of its workforce will lose their jobs. it will be the company's first large-scale layoffs in the company's history. metta tstock has fallen more than 40% this year. kumasi: tmi-boggling $2 billion. abc7news is outside the 76 station on washingtonnue or a lucky winner hit five numbers in the drawing on saturday. similar tickets were sold in san diego county and northern california. each of those tickets is worth $1.1 million. here are saturday nights winning numbers. 28, 45, 53, 56, and 69. the drawing tonight is at 8:00 p.m..

if you don't win this powerball you need to plan for your retirement. we will talk about what experts are saying about your 401(k) during these stressful economic times. reggie: new details about the disappearance of a woman. police said to give details later today. drew: i am live at fort baker. we are tracking several fronts moving through bringing rounds of rain.

drew: i'm approaching 6:11 and we are tracking rounds of rain the next couple of days. gusty winds, brief heavy rain, and also chilly temperatures. here is live doppler 7.

partly to mostly cloudy skies. showers entering the north bay this morning. coastal drizzle as well. in tahoe we are tracking snow that will bring feet of fresh power. snow levels down to 4000 feet this morning. let's go hour-by-hour this morning. into the afternoon everybody has a chance of seeing scattered showers throughout your monday. as we head to the later portion of the date and into early tuesday morning, here comes the next front. this cold front will bring gusty winds and also another round of heavier rain. take the umbrella with you. look at the total rainfall. through wednesday morning we have a chance of a half an inch to an inch and a half of wet weather. roadways are a concern. here is jobina with a look at traffic. jobina: we have a couple of problems to point out. we will start in the south bay.

an update on the lexington hills crash at redwood estate. this vehicle flipped over. all lanes were blocked. you see the extremely long backup. walnut creek eastbound 24 connecting to northbound 680 we have a crash as well. a live look at walnut creek slowing -- showing the southbound traffic slowing. issues with wet roadways. you can see on our live camera the stop lights blinking. not great. that will clog up our sidestreets. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. the backup is extensive. the earlier stall has cleared. we will check in on our drive times. this is what happened when the roads get wet. kumasi: test flights for the new balloons and the thanksgiving day parade are taking to the

sky. reggie: and a pilot program offering free transit expanse in the bay area. kumasi: abc7news is your home for complete coverage on election day. stay with us. >> abc7news makes it easy. how you get election results is your choice. looking to cozy up with results all night and watch those local numbers coming in on your tv? great. download our streaming app first. it is available on your smart tv, fire, or roku tv. download that and watch our live election coverage. wherever you like. if you want to keep it mobile and watch our stream that way, download the abc7news app. it is that easy. don't forget to update your settings. as election results come in we will alert you.

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looking at, our 401(k) retirement plan statements. our reporter alexis christopherson takes a look at what you should be looking at. alexis: with the stock market down significantly and inflation at levels we have not seen in decades, americans are worried about their retirement accounts. editor at large at cnet money says it is important to check your account but not too frequently. >> if you feel nervous checking your portfolio, do not do it all the time. periodically, once every quarter . especially now is a good time. alexis: uncertainty in the market should not force you into quick decisions about what to do with your money. >> do not make changes because you are watching stop spending fall. that is par for the course. we are investing decades towards retirement. the good news are there -- is

there a more positive days in the market the negative days. alexis: if you want to make changes, get some help. >> work with someone who is an expert, who is experienced, who can guide you towards this change you want to make. alexis: she says there is free help available if you have a 401(k) account. >> there is an 800 number or website attached that portfolio. they will have resources for their planned participants, free resources. if you plan todd talk to somebody to get a better understanding of what is going on in your portfolio. kumasi: driverless car company cruise is playing to expand its services around san francisco. the taxi service will be stretching into the mission. certain key neighborhoods are not available, including the

financial district, and parts of nob hill. currently taxi certainly available to order after 10:00 because there is later traffic which helps with performance. it tastes like thanksgiving but it is all ice cream. reggie: the sweet and savory holiday feast flavors. the portland-based company shared pictures on instagram. this is the five course menu told through ice cream. it is parker house rolls with salted butter cream, caramelized turkey and cranberry sauce, roasted peach and sage, also pumpkin and gingersnap pie, and for reasons we cannot explain, there is moms mango pie. you can get all five flavors for $85. salt and straw has locations -- kumasi: for my family the one missing would be banana pudding flavored, which would be very good ice cream. reggie: i just had been in ice

cream the other night. i loved it. kumasi: with a little vanilla wafers in it? swap that out for the mango. reggie: for the pumpkin. kumasi: a sweet potato ice cream. reggie: so, drew, you have had it before? drew: i have. they had thanksgiving flavors a couple years ago and they were quite good. reggie: they are good and they are real. the turkey has turkey in it. drew: yes. i would love to taste that stuffing, the sweet potato. if they would have the sweet potato i think kumasi and i would both be happy. kumasi: yes we would. drew: we will do a story about a month from now saying there's an excess of --

they will have to give it away for free. reggie: nothing against moms or mangoes. i do not understand the connection. kumasi: i do not think i have had a mango pie. reggie: nor f i asked for it. -- nor have i asked for it. drew: it sounds like a summer thing. it sounds refreshing. good morning. we are alive at fort baker. we are sure you all the stormy weather today and tomorrow. here is live doppler 7. the showers focused in the north bay. we get more rounds of wet weather as the day goes on. a live look at san jose where we find mostly cloudy conditions. rain today and tomorrow. the heaviest rain is tonight into early tuesday morning with gusty wind and showers will let up by wednesday afternoon. be aware a high surf advisory is in effect.

waves of 20 feet. that is dangerous and deadly condition. please do not go into our aerial waters because that serve is rough. showers in the north bay, everyone is fair game for a pop-up shower, even a chance of thunderstorms. here comes our next front. that will bring about another round of heavy rain and gusty wind. today is a one on the storm impact scale. 50's and 60's. it is a stormy night tonight. we drop into the upper 40's. we have snow in the sierra. we will talk about that in one second. we are expecting one to four feet of snow through wednesday morning. please don't try to travel up to the sierra right now. it will be difficult if not impossible until wednesday morning. unsettled through wednesday morning.

stormy tomorrow for election day. we dry out thursday and friday. most of saturday afternoon and sunday is a mix of sun and clouds with temperatures in the 50's and 60's. reggie: good morning america is coming up. kumasi: ginger zee has a look at what is ahead. ginger: we begin looking at tropical storm nicole and then we talk about erosion. that is why i am at the jersey shore and all they have been doing to prepare for more storms. how human-induced climate change could be amplifying erosion. with one day to go until final votes in the midterm elections we will break down the closest races and the other races across the nation. our team will be covering it. in the chaos at twitter. elon musk cutting half the workforce and taking the first steps to bring in more cash.

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reggie: people living in a dozen affordable housing communities in the bay area are eligible for unlimited free public transportation as part of the clipper bypass pilot program first offered to college students. no metropolitan transportation commission say others can use it. that includes affordable housing committees. the program is expected tocontic . han three weeks until thanksgiving macy's is testing its newest balloon. the inflatable stars took a test run in new jersey. this year's lineup includes b luey from the popular animated stories, a minion, and astronauts to be. most balloons are four to five stories tall and a marching band from fresno will take part in this year's parade.

the parade dates back to 1924. this morning we have learned who will host the 94th academy awards. plus we are on storm watch. the dangerous conditions over the next couple of days. andrew is out in the elements tracking the rain where you live. first this gorgeous picture of santa cruz this morning.

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behind closed doors, she brokered a deal giving him hundreds of thousands of your tax dollars. we can't trust lily mei. aisha wahab is a leader we can count on to improve public safety, invest in schools, and lower costs for families. she's endorsed by the democratic party and planned parenthood. aisha wahab for state senate. >> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. reggie: one day until election day. there is a lot of disinformation on social media. what cyber security are looking out for. kumasi: and the bay's presence in the black panthers equal. the artist to have a song together on the soundtrack. rain -- reggie: rate really coming down overnight.

drew has what you need to know as you head out the door. kumasi: good morning. it is tuesday, november 7. reggie: speaking of drew -- kumasi: weight. it is tuesday? reggie: it is monday. kumasi: did i just say tuesday? drew: is it monday all day long? kumasi: sorry. it is a rainy monday. drew: good morning. it is monday. we have wet weather today and tomorrow. here is live doppler 7 showing we have showers in the north bay . a live look from the exploratorium camera showing you we have clouds. showers in the forecast all day today. temperatures in the 50's and 60.

on the exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale it is a level one today and tomorrow, the heaviest later tonight. we will timeout the storm at about nine minutes. reggie: if you're heading -- kumasi: if you're heading to the beach, beware of the water. waves could break at 15 to 20 feet. water was dangerous before these advisories begin. two people had to be arrested in pacifica and one of them died. one man jumped into action when he saw the swimmer struggling in the water. >> i jumped in and swim out there. by the time i got one of the guys i news the other was floating upside down. kumasi: the other swimmer was taken to a local hospital. there condition is not known. reggie: pg&e says they are prepared for any outages over the next few days. heavy rain hit overnight. people taking no chances as they prepare for several days of

rain. abc7news reporter lena holland is live in san francisco. lena: we found quite a few people celebrating this added moisture as firefighters are cautiously optimistic this could signal an end to fire season in northern california. here is look at the weather overnight. just after midnight we saw the rain coming down, sometimes even raining sideways, bringing in intense wind. this filled streets with standing water while most of us were sleeping. the south bay also getting a good soaking. over in vallejo, the rain was coming down. also bringing in intense wind. people in mill valley were getting storm ready yesterday with everything from boots and tarps to the stuff that stops leaks.

hardware store goodman building supply told us they are expecting a sellout as soon as the first raindrops fall. >> all of the tarps, shop b vacs will go because it will be like in hoops moment. >> i hope it comes and i do not mind if it floods because it is rain. hopefully we can just -- it helps water the plants. lena: marine water fire battalion chief says he is cautiously optimistic this storm will close the books on a dry fire season. even if it is not raining when you leave for school or work, it could be raining when you head back home. this is a very good reminder to make sure you have your lights on and add a little extra following distance between you and the car in front of you and make sure you have a little extra travel time as well to make sure you have time to get

to where you need to go with that added moisture. live in san francisco, lena holland, abc 7 news. reggie: as the weather moves in you can follow when it will be hitting where you live. our website in abc 7 app includes live doppler 7 and our exclusive storm impact scale so you know what to expect. kumasi: election day is tomorrow and millions of people will be heading to polls to cast their ballots. there is serious concern the information many people will be using to make their decisions is not right. jobina is at the live desk with what you can do to avoid misinformation. jobina: the midterm election is extremely high stakes for both parties with control of the house and senate hanging in the balance. that has prompted an onslaught of misinformation campaigns. a cybersecurity expert says what we are facing is a phenomenon called the truth decay, warning too much scrolling and not

enough back to checking is affecting our country's democracy. >> any news or any video -- weight. usually that is the main purpose, to talk your emotions. jobina: he says we all have a responsibility to verify sources and be on the lookout for manipulative posts. he is also calling into question elon musk's attempt to monetize the blue check that signifies a person is verified, saying if everyone is verified, no one is verified. elon musk says his mission is to make twitter the most accurate source of information. kumasi: most of us have heard about propositions will be voting on. there are lesser-known measures on the ballot. in oakland voters can vote on whether to use gender neutral language. gloria rodriguez is joining us with more on that. gloria: measure r would amend

the oakland city charter to remove gender specific language. the charter still refers to the mayor using male pronouns. the measure would change words like firemen to firefighters. this is footage from the women, non-binary, and female identified fire camp in oakland. kaufman supports the measure. so does brooke meredith, who uses the pronouns they/them. meredith is a firefighter and says hearing the word firemen negates a lot of people with that word. meredith says with more inclusivity where people want to be part of the organization and career. >> i think language is very important, especially in terms of inclusivity and diversity. part of what we have been doing in oakland and with the town firefighter group is exposing people like female identified

folks and not binary folks to the chop of firefighter and changing the language from firemen to firefighter honors who we want to come in and also the people doing the job now who have been doing the job because it is been quite a while that it has not just been been doing this job. >> words matter. they can hurt or heal. our goal is to be on clues of. i'm excited to get -- is to be all inclusive. i'm excited. gloria: oakland -- be conducted in a way that uses gender inclusive language, accounting for all gender identities, does not assume a specific gender. that would include when it comes to laws and communications. if the city approves the amendment the city charter would change accordingly. there does not seem to be too

much opposition. kumasi: you are invited. former san francisco mayor willie brown says he wants to see you at his free election day lunch. this is a long-standing tradition that happens every election day at john's grill in san francisco. the event features accuse -- a who's who of bay area politics. >> they come from all walks of life, republicans and democrats, trumpites and bidenites, they come from people in all the respective categories. it turns out to be a lot of fun. kumasi: hundreds of san franciscans are expected to fill the restaurants three floors. it is an opportunity for everyone to get reenergized before 8:00. if you have not already cast your vote, abc 7 is making it easy to get to know every issue on the ballot. the voter guide is up at abc 7

news.com/election. it shows the arguments for and against each measure so you can make your vote count. senator dianne feinstein condemning the attack on paul pelosi. what she is calling on her republican colleagues to do. you're looking live at the big board of the new york stock exchange. we are up about 70 points. another update on the market is next. then attribute to the late aaron carter. how the backstreet boys honored his death. stay with us at 7:00 for abc 7 at 7:00 on the abc news app. download the app now wherever you stream. drew: we are approaching 6:39. we are live at fort baker showing the stormy conditions today and tomorrow. outside on live doppler 7, what we're finding is isolated showers mainly in the north bay. we zoom in and around

cloverdale. tahoe, we are seeing snow. we have chain controls on 50 and 80. have the gloves, the scarf, the winter jacket. 30's and 40's for the most part on the exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale. we are expecting the heaviest rain and strongest wind eight tonight to early tomorrow morning. let's plan after monday. showers in the north bay. as we go about the afternoon, anyone is fair game for a pop up shower or thunderstorm. as we go into monday and early tuesday, here comes the next cold front that will bring us heavy rated gusty winds. total rainfall estimates, this is a healthy round of rain, half an inch to an inch and a half of what weather is possible where you live. let's see how we are doing on traffic. jobina: good morning. we are going to start with the

graphics and check-in on the rollover crash in the south bay. the good news is it has cleared and we are looking at traffic beginning to pick up from the residual delays in northbound 17 and the lexington hills area. we need to first stop of the dumbarton bridge because there is a part of a car fire on westbound 84 past the toll plaza. now we want to get walnut creek and bring in 680. look at that southbound traffic and all of the brake lights. issues on the roadway have cleared. the same thing goes at the bay bridge plaza. an overall view of our drivetime an overall view of our drivetime slow on highway four. this is what voting yes on prop 31 means. yes on 31 ends the sale of candy flavored tobacco products.

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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. cruise on scene at an explosion at a chemical plant in georgia.

the glenn county sheriff's office posted this photo saying crews are responding to a fire at the chemical plant on colonel island. one-mile evacuation zone has been ordered and a three mile radius has been enacted. no word on any possible injuries. the fire has been contained, it is still a huge fire. reggie: we are hearing from dianne feinstein on the attack on paul pelosi. she released a statement saying all lawmakers should condemn it. she said she is deeply disappointed from the disinformation from prominent people and the others of the aisle about the brutal attack. the senator also said leaders on the other cited the aisle have a responsibility to denounce the paul pelosi was released from the hospital thursday and his wife says he is under doctor's care. the suspected attacker has his next court hearing scheduled for december 14. kumasi: tributes are pouring in

for singer aaron carter found dead in his los angeles home over the weekend. last night the backstreet boys honored him during their show in london. he is a brother of backstreet boys member nick carter. >> we love you, nick. >> i want to thank you for all of the well wishes and all of your support. kumasi: aaron carter was a popular child singer in the late 1990's. as an adult he struggled with mental health and substance abuse. a medical examiner will determine the cause of death. he was 34 years old. famed duran duran guitarist says he has stage four prostate cancer. the band shared the news saturday when they were inducted into the rock 'n' roll hall of fame. taylor cannot be there because of his health but he wrote a letter thanking his bandmates and his family. the cancer is not immediately

life-threatening but there is no cure. he says he is overjoyed to be accepting the award. the deadly bird flu is spreading in the bay area. the virus has no cure and is highly contagious and impact species ranging from poultry to raptors. if it continues to spread millions of bay area birds could die. there are economic consequences with the bay area farming -- farmers losing thousands of turkeys. if you notice a bird that appears to be sick collier wildlife hospital before you approach it. kumasi: if your -- reggie: if you're planning on buying a new iphone for christmas, you better act fast. apple has confirmed major delays in shipments of new phone. covid in china has reduced capacity at factories that make iphones and iphone parts. it was taking about 26 days for new phones to arrive after they have been ordered. previously the time was seven days.

now we will take a live look at what is happening on wall street. but see with the latest numbers are if we can pull those up. there we are. up about 150 points. a great turnout for a great event for a great cause. more than 2000 people came to this weekend's annual walk to end alzheimer's. an open ceremony kicked off the walk and i was one of the emcees. we are raising money for an organization that i truly believe in our lifetime will end alzheimer's. more than 6 million americans have alzheimer's. 73% of those are age 75 were up. this year's walk raised nearly $870,000 and abc7news is a proud sponsor of the event. thank you to anyone who donated to our abc 7 team or my personal team. my team goes like to the abc 7

team. it was a great and touching outreach people had come our viewers who watch every morning. i got a couple more donations this morning. i want to thank you. i thought i would max get $1000 and now i am closer to $7,000. kumasi: $10,000. reggie: kumasi really wants to push. kumasi: why do we have to stop? reggie: i appreciated. drew: we are so proud of you. kumasi was gassing you up, saying go over 5000, go for $7,000. kumasi: people responded. reggie: it is not about us, it is about helping people live better lives and longer live and helping people who support those who have alzheimer's. those are the forgotten family members.

i want to thank all of those people at a shout out to everyone who came out on saturday. now i am taking drew's time. hello. drew: we are so proud of you. that is awesome. we are at fort baker showing you the stormy conditions. partly to mostly cloudy skies. light showers in the north bay. more scattered showers at the day goes on. a live look showing the sons brian -- the sunshine mixing with cloud cover. heavy rated strongest wind late tonight in early tomorrow morning. rain will taper by wednesday afternoon. a high surf advisory is in effect until tomorrow morning. we are talking waves up to 20 feet. stay out of the ocean. future weather, we find showers in the north bay. scattered showers for everybody. take the umbrella out of the door.

you will need it today. our next front late tonight, early tomorrow morning. another round of heavy rain and strong wind. dress in layers. 50's low 60's with the chance of scattered showers. we stay stormy tonight with the dusty front moving through. mid to upper 40's. as we look at tahoe, we have chain controls on 80 and 50. heavy snow. one to four feet of fresh powder. our ridgetop could see 100 mile-per-hour wind gust. this is difficult if not impossible travel. do not go to tahoe until wednesday afternoon. accuweather forecast, unsettled until wednesday morning. thursday and friday looking nice until the chance of an isolated showers early saturday morning. reggie: a search is on the south bay for what police are calling a dinnertime home burglary crew.

palo alto police are investigating 11 cases. between 7:00 and 9:00 p.m., often on friday and saturday nights, when the homeowners are not there. the suspects usually get in by smashing glass doors and backyards. the thieves got away with a lot gun safe. there were nine firearms inside. officers have increased patrols, including plainclothes officers and targeted neighborhoods. kumasi: san francisco's long-awaited central subway -- four new stations in chinatown, union square. writers can connect to other rightly outlines at the union square station. you can check out the central subway when it makes its debut with free we could only service between those four new stations. reggie: black panther wakanda

forever is coming to theaters this week and the bay areas representing. kumasi: music from local artist is featured in the film, including a rapper from san jose. ♪ kumasi: i wanted to see the whole video. this is snow the product and her song la vida. this is the seventh song on the new black panther soundtrack. ryan coogler's younger brother also has a song. rihanna has new music in the movie but it is also good to have bay area presence on the soundtrack. black panther wakanda forever is out thursday night. the warriors are hoping to end a losing streak when they return home. they are coming off a 0-5 road

trip. changes to the rotation. john played well in friday's game despite the loss. klay thompson did not play that night. >> it seemed like a road trip from hell but we are all grateful to get home in one piece and hopefully start a win streak. we know how good we are this building so i think we will be off to a fresh start tomorrow. >> even though we do not play great, we feel like we should have one most of those games. we have that confidence. we should learn how to win together as this new group. reggie: we have to rally. let's rally. kumasi: i ready for another parade. i havetip-off tonight is at 7:0d we are wishing all the best. a san jose sharks annual tradition has made a comeback after the pandemic paused it.

the sharks hosted a star-studded scrimmage with special olympics of northern california. players and the head coach participated in a friendly game of hockey, even including san jose sharks podcasters, the mascot come in more. the foundation donated $10,000 for the special olympics program. reggie: santana row in san jose is celebrating its 20th in a bursary. it is hosting an event where you can taste local cocktails and eateries. it runs from 4:00 to 8:00 tonight. the proceeds will be donated to the harvest of silicon valley. if you want to see the last total lunar eclipse of the year, or the blood moon, you will have to get up really early. the eclipse will be at its peak just before 3:00. the science center in oakland is hosting a viewing party. astronomers will be on hand to answer questions and talk about the moon.

the next total lunar eclipse will not happen until 2025. i feel like i need to say this. drew says the weather will not be great tomorrow morning to see it. i am not discouraging you, i'm telling you to keep your expectations appropriate. kumasi: we are used to that. the third time's a charm. that is what the oscars is hoping for. the academy announced jimmy kimmel be serving as the host next year. he hosted in 27 and 2018. in a statement he said i am grateful to the academy for asking me after everyone good said no. reggie: that is funny. kumasi: you can watch the oscars sunday, march 12 on abc seven. reggie: is that where we will see rihanna get her oscar? people are mad about that song. kumasi: you think so? reggie: they do not have the right expectation. it was a tribute song, it was a

valid. -- it was a ballad. kumasi: she has another song. maybe that will be for the people. reggie: wait for her new album. keep expectations medium.

kumasi: if you're just joining us, here are seven things to know this morning. drew: we are tracking scattered showers this morning. it is a level one on the exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale. take the umbrella with you. you will not need the entire time. temperatures will top out in the upper 50's to lower 60's. jobina: a number of traffic issues this morning including a sig alert on the dumbarton bridge due to a tire fire. kumasi: a high surf advisory is

in effect for the bay areas beaches until tomorrow. officials a waves could reach as high as 20 feet. reggie: facebook's parent company meta is reportedly going to be the next tech company to announce layoffs. wall street journal reports layoffs could be announced as soon as wednesday. kumasi: twitter is delaying the launch of its eight dollar month verification subscription. some laid-off workers are being asked to return in may been let go by mistake. reggie: tonight's powerball jackpot is at $1.9 billion. one winner had five of the numbers, winning $1.1 million. tonight strolling is at 8:00. kumasi: it tastes like thanksgiving but it is ice cream. salt and straw is out with its holiday feast. the flavors include house rolls with butter cream and caramelized turkey and cranberry sauce. what about cornbread? jobina: always.

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