>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. kumasi: now at 6:00. a very cool start to our thursday morning. a frost advisory is in effect for parts of the area. drew will tell us how long the temperatures will last. reggie: thousands of workers laid off at meta. the company will end its lease at a san francisco office. kumasi: making landfall. nicole smashes into the florida coast overnight as a rare late-season hurricane. reggie: good morning. it is thursday, november 10. kumasi: we have to check in with drew about this chilly weather. drew: you might see some frost on your windshield or your plants. a frost advisory until 9:00 this morning.

many of us from san jose, walnut creek, finding temperatures in the 30's. we are at 34, 39 in palo alto. 33 in fairfield. take a couple of layers with you, top it off with a winter coat because it is a cold start to this thursday. take the sunglasses with you. we find rain in the forecast this weekend. kumasi: new developments on a story we first brought you yesterday on abc 7 mornings. mass layoffs at meta. we are hearing from a former employee who said she knew it was coming. the company is letting go of 11,000 people, 13% of its staff. this after a series of layoffs in the tech industry. these companies are others that recently made cuts. lena howland life with more on meta's layoffs. lena: good morning.

as ceo mark zuckerberg says, he is working on a number of solutions to make it a leaner and more efficient company. thousands of people across the bay area are without a job before the holidays. mark zuckerberg taking full responsibility, even apologizing to employees. he said he will cut discretionary funding and continuing the hiring freeze until at least quarter 1. we spoke to a software engineer who did not want to be identified by name. she said many of her colleagues were up until 3:00 a.m. yesterday checking their personal email hoping it would not be them. at least 10 of her close friends at work out the same notice. >> i woke up at 8:00 and i checked my personal email. everyone is anxious because we knew it would happen. lena: sources close to abc 7 news confirm meta is also

expected to end one of its san francisco office leases and consolidate its two offices into one space on howard street. meta says everyone getting laid off will get 16 weeks of base pay and an additional. kumasi: we know a lot of you have been searching for information on which tack companies event layoffs recently. we put together this tracker. you can find it on abc7news.com. reggie: votes are still being counted in the san jose mayor's race. it could take a few more days to figure out the winner. right now, matt meehan has the lead over cindy chavez by -- half the ballots. are not counted yet. mahan said he is optimistic. >> however this plays out, i

will be on the city council and i will be part of the process of bringing people together. reggie: chavez give us a statement that read in part, while we do not know the outcome of the race my focus is representing my community. kumasi: in the east bay, we are expecting more voting results in the race for oakland mayor. it is down to-- the two are vying for the position. >> there are still a lot more ballots to count. taylor has a great lead. that lead increases after the rank choice roll up. i am feeling very optimistic but still waiting for those ballots to count. kumasi: taylor is leading with 34% of the vote. reggie: brooke jenkins is

claiming victory in the san francisco district attorney's race even though it has not been officially called. she released a statement thanking voters adding it is in honor of a lifetime to be elected and i pledge promoting public safety will be our top priority. the race has not been called the jenkins is leading with more than 47% of the vote. kumasi: it is still unclear who will control congress. republicans are close to clinching a house majority. control of senate will come down to arizona, nevada and georgia. georgia senator raphael warnock and former nfl player herschel walker will be heading to a runoff. democrats have already flipped pennsylvania. reggie: with so many races still outstanding, you can check results as they come in on abc7news.com/election. kumasi: we are tracking nicole,

which is making landfall this morning as a hurricane. it weakened to a tropical storm. we will get back to that in a moment. devastating storm surge -- here is the live look from the coast of florida. what makes nicole unique is we have not seen a hurricane make landfall in the u.s. this late in the year in nearly 40 years. jobina is tracking the latest. jobina: the storm is so large it will affect most of the state throughout the day. this morning, hurricane nicole crashed its way onto florida's east coast, making landfall on a tiny beach called hutchinson island, wind gusts topping 75 miles per hour. the waves swallowed entire backyards. nicole has been downgraded to a tropical storm. one of the biggest concerns right now is the storm surge

seeping into areas already hit hard by hurricane ian just six weeks ago. reporters have been on the scene describing what they are seeing. >> these homes right here are barely hanging on. come down here and take a look at this. you can see it is starting to crumble little by little underneath this house. jobina: new drone video shows beach erosion in volusia county hours t -- before nicole's landfall. authorities evacuated families from at least six buildings. more than 215,000 customers are without power across florida. officials say most trees can withstand a category 1 storm but hurricane ian saturated the soil weeks ago, leaving trees at higher risk of falling and bringing power lines down with it. reggie: the cdc is investigating

a listeria outbreak in six states, including california. it is likely linked to deli meat and she's. -- and cheese. some people purchased deli meat and cheese from the same grocery store chain. the agency says many more people might have gotten sick but did not show symptoms. kumasi: coming up, a couple sentenced for trying to exchange nuclear secrets. why the wife will get more prison time than her husband. reggie: gas prices back on the rise. how much it will cost you if you fill up today. drew: a live look from sin -- santa cruz. we are dried today. we will take a closer look at

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drew: 6:11 a.m. on a thursday. a great picture showing early sunrise colors. a frost advisory in effect until 9:00 a.m. 35 in santa rosa. palo alto quite cold this morning, coming in at 39 degrees. we will warm into the low 50's 10:00 a.m. several layers topped off with a winter jacket. for :00 p.m., upper 50's -- 4:00 p.m., upper 50's. 62 in santa rosa, 58 for half moon bay. today and tomorrow, frosty starts. saturday, showers are in the picture. we will go hour-by-hour and i

will show you the rain coming up in nine minutes. jobina: i wonder if people felt the air outside and said, never mind. i am good. i am going back in the house. aside from the bay bridge toll plaza, nothing else is busy. the lights came on at 5:30, that is earlier than normal. traffic is backed up. san rafael, nice and light on 101. our drive times are telling the story for commute this morning. tracy to dublin typically at this point is around one hour, but it is only at 15 minutes. 60 minutes san rafael to san francisco. we will wrap up here with a circled area. hillsboro, you have a fog advisory from state route 280 to 92. kumasi: still to come, a doctor

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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: welcome back at 6:15. gas prices rose slightly overnight. the average price of unleaded is $5.46. in san francisco, it is about $5.62, which is up $.01 from yesterday. nationally, prices are down $.01

to $3.80. an airbnb in mexico is close to american tourists after people died of carbon monoxide poisoning. two men and a woman were found dead inside. a similar incident happened at a separate mexico city airbnb, where one person died. the attorney general is calling for an investigation into both incidents. reggie: a woman who acted as a lookout while her husband passed military secrets will end up in prison longer than he will. she got 21 years in prison, her husband got 18. the judge rejected the initial plea deal. the wife try to pin everything on her husband to get a lighter sentence. the try to sell secrets to a foreign government. in one exchange, they put a

memory card with information inside a peanut butter sandwich. a doctor from ucsf christ to help a toddler born with a rare disease. she has a rare disorder -- her two siblings died at the same disease. while pregnant, doctors gave her mother infusions of a crucial enzyme starting at 24 weeks. >> the idea of the therapy was something we talked about even a few years ago. the disease starts in utero. there is evidence the heart is involved. reggie: it is too early to know if this will be widely accepted. however, the doctor says right now she is a very active, happy girl. kumasi: the next time you order an uber, you could be riding in

a taxicab. cabs that use the flywheel app are available on uber. the majority of drivers have opted into accepting uber rides. uber is charging the same fee for taxis. yellow cab will be added in the future. reggie: some wild moments in disabled athletics in poland. . a polish amputee soccer player made a highflying play that you really have to watch. he launches his body into the air and then scored with a big bicycle kick toward the goal. both teams are part of an fut soccer league were athletes used -- part of an amputee soccer league. kumasi: he was getting ready for a special episode of life with

kelly and ryan. drew: good morning. there are no sharks behind me. ryan, i thought we would give you a memory of your commute with the golden gate bridge behind me. kumasi: drew is joining kelly ripa and ryan seacrest during virtual road trip week. you can see drew's episode today. he will be live at 9:00 today. drew: it is all bay area centric. they will highlight some of the best things about the bay area. we will get an hour of, "we love it here." reggie: they have been doing it with need meteorologists across the country, but of course ours will be the best. drew: they are familiar with the area. kumasi: i love that. drew: check that out at 9:00 a.m. back here, frosty start to our

day. clear conditions. a cold start today and we will do it again tomorrow. several layers needed, top it off with a winter coat. showers on saturday. no rain to talk about on live doppler 7. we will switch it over to visibility mode. fog in the north bay. down to zero miles in nevada. santa rosa down to half a mile. we are talking widespread frosty temperatures well into the 30's. napa, santa rosa, even palo alto and gilroy. mid to upper 30's in our colder spots. a frost advisory until 9:00 this morning. it is a bright day. upper 50's, lower 60's. tonight, we will do it all again. another frost advisory begins at midnight tonight. early saturday, here is one front trying to bring us early

morning drizzle. we will see some rain in the north bay shortly after lunchtime. and then showers moving south as the evening goes on. it is a level 1 on the exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale. . less than a quarter inch of rain. it is not a washout by any means but you will see scattered showers. seven-day forecast, frosty mornings today and tomorrow. showers on saturday and sunday. much of next week looking very nice. sunny skies and temperatures in the 60's. reggie: good morning america coming up at 7:00. kumasi: ginger zee is in daytona beach, florida. ginger: we are getting wrapped up in the outside of nicole. the winds, even though they are diminishing, they are staying the same on the east coast of florida. the erosion has been incredible. we will bring you the latest

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drew: 6:24 a.m. get ready for a cold morning. a frost advisory for a huge portion of the bay area until 9:00 a.m. temperatures well into the 30's. take several layers with you, top it off with a winter coat. a lot of sunshine in the forecast after the brisk start. taken sunglasses with you. by 4:00 p.m., we will reach the mid 50's to. low. 60's reggie: meditating might be as effective as medicating.

that is according to a journal. why am i having so much trouble with this story? it is the first journal to compare medication to meditation. people struggling with anxiety could be helped with a daily pill or daily thought of mindfulness. less than half of people received treatment for anxiety. some cows said mooooooo as they made their way through town. the herd was holding up traffic in carbondale. we are told this is what local ranchers do every year. winter weather is more mild. everyone is apparently used to this there. the person who took the video

said local drivers learn to park and wait for the cow parade to pass. holiday celebrations getting underway in the bay area. in san francisco they have the macy's 33rd annual tree lighting ceremony. >> 3, 2, 1. [applause] reggie: you see mayor london breed and other officials joining in the colorful tradition. for the first time since 2019, the spca will bring live animals back to macy's windows so they can hopefully get adopted this holiday season. that will start next friday and goes all the way through january 1. in florida, a strange find from a tsa agent. someone tried to hide a gun inside this raw chicken at the airport security checkpoint. tsa posted these pictures on insta. the passenger was apparently heading from fort lauderdale --

kumasi -- to haiti. more than 700 guns were discovered at florida airport checkpoints this year. why would you not think that is suspicious? next at 6:30, votes still being counted as control of congress hangs in the balance. the clock is ticking to avoid a potentially crippling rail strike. while lawmakers and unions have more time to make a deal. a live look outside. there is that sunrise again.

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it is a cool and frosty start. there is a frost advisory for part of the bay area. reggie: wakanda forever. the black panther hits theaters tonight. we will look at the red carpet event happening in the bay area. kumasi: i am so excited about this. reggie: i am excited for you. kumasi: i will be in the theater. i will not be by myself. i feel like the crowd is about to be in it. reggie: if they are not, why are they there? drew: it is one of those things, you can be loud. you are allowed to be loud at a premier. reggie: j. lo said, "let's get loud." [laughter] drew: a frost advisory until

9:00 a.m. we are finding temperatures in the 30's to start out our day. several layers needed. 39 in palo alto, 35 in santa rosa. a live look at our airport camera. later on today, in the 50's and 60's. we have rain in the forecast for part of the weekend. reggie: we are tracking new developments on the massive cuts at facebook's parent company, meta. businesses are reacting to the layouts affecting 11,000 people. lena howland has the details. lena: before we get to that, i want to show you a live look and what is happening at meta headquarters. i will step out of the shot to show you.

it appears a new banner has gone up over the traditional meta entrance. it appears to be like a camo background with the typical meta logo on top of it. this was just put up within the past five minutes or so. it is not clear who is putting this up although it does appear it could be staff from meta. we just wanted to show you this live look at what is happening on the ground. we are hoping to get more information on what this means coming up in the next few minutes. for now, we will get back to what is happening here. sources close to abc 7 news confirm with yesterday's shakeup, meta is shrinking their massive real estate footprint to cut down on costs. sources say the tech giant is expected to end one of its san francisco office leases and consolidate into one space on howard street. meta says that means -- sharing

for people who already spent most of their time working away from the office. mayor london breed said she thinks it will be a challenging business climate for the next couple of years. mayor breed: it will be a rough patch. we just came out of a global pandemic. we are working on our economic recovery, changes of use downtown. we will get there, it will just take some time. >> we do not know how many people are coming. i do not know what happened. lena: restaurant owners say business was already down with meta employees working from home. after yesterday, that concern identifies. the meta space on fremont street, which sources believe the company will be vacating, is 430 thousand square feet, equivalent to 1/3 of the salesforce tower.

just in the past five minutes, we have seen what appears to be meta employees hanging up a camo banner with the meta logo outside of headquarters. we are working to get more information on what that means throughout the day. lena howland, abc 7 news. kumasi: thank you. now to the latest on the midterm elections. ballots across the country still being counted. democrats are outperforming expectations while many republicans are wondering what happened to the predicted red wave. checking in with jobina fortson. jobina: at the white house, president biden is giving his read on the midterms and the democrats' successes that some found us a surprise. the president called the result a good day for democracy. he said voters nationwide sent a clear message. pres. biden: we lost fewer seats

than any democrat president in the last 40 years. the american people have made clear, i think, the expect republicans to be prepared to work with me. jobina: across the aisle, many are wondering why the red wave never appeared. former president donald trump insisting candidates the back did great despite many being projected to lose. republicans who stood up to trump or never sought his support found success, including ron desantis. nevada and arizona are still processing thousands of ballots. the results are crucial in determining control of the house and senate. georgia's dead heat senate race between raphael warnock and herschel walker now heads to a december 6 runoff election. kumasi: governor newsom heads to fresno after securing another term in tuesday's election. it was a win for him and

california democrats. voters passed prop 1. it has been four months since the supreme court overturned roe v. wade. california has pushed back against that decision. abortion was a key issue on balance across the country. people in michigan, pennsylvania and wisconsin also voted in favor of abortion rights. reggie: new developments in the attack against paul pelosi. the alleged suspect, david depape, has been indicted on federal charges. he is charged with attempted kidnapping and one count of assault. depape may face a combined 50 years on those charges. this is separate from the state charges he is already facing. the attack has prompted questions about speaker pelosi's future in politics. >> in the last couple of years, we have not seen a lot of this

publicly but behind the scenes, a number of congressional people wanted her out as speaker. they said it was time for a generational change. they wanted younger people to step up. >> it was a close call last time. >> they could go to her and say we want you to stay on as minority and fight for us to win in two years. >> you think she might take that? >> i do not know. reggie: speaker pelosi won her reelection. kumasi: there is rising concern about public safety after the sheriff's office announced daytime patrols will soon be suspended. the decision follows catastrophic shortages. the sheriff's office as it has problems with recruitment and retention because of low pay. it has lost over 20 staff members in the last year. deputies will only be working night shifts. >> response times will be affected.

we have made the decisions to limit as much as we can the dangers to public safety but not having deputies on the streets obviously is not beneficial to the public. kumasi: chp will help to patrol during the day but will only respond to life-threatening emergencies. reggie: president biden is heading to egypt for a summit. he will call other leaders to join in on the global fight against climate change. u.s. climate envoy john kerry the country's plan to stop worldwide carbon emissions. the biden administration plans to quadruple u.s. efforts toward climate change by 2024. the president will also travel to cambodia and indonesia. kumasi: oakland resident amy schneider has returned to jeopardy for the tournament of champions. reggie: she is advancing to the finals. >> amy schneider had a big lead. what did she wager?

$64. amy, you are our first tournament of champions. reggie: i am loving seeing that. it has been nearly a year since she started what would be a record-breaking 40 game winning streak on the game show. the finals for the tournament of champions start next week. you can watch the semi finals continue this week. still ahead, making history. the first woman sent to outerspace by nasa. the first woman who is a native american. important distinction. kumasi: you are looking live at the big board of the new york stock exchange. we are up 700 points. the new inflation report is out and this is likely due to that. reggie: if you find yourself buying chocolate recently, you are not alone. sales of the sweet treat soaring

during the pandemic. stay with us during the abc 7 streaming app. you can download the app now wherever you stream. drew: 6:40 a.m. what a lovely view from our east bay hills camera. a lot of sunshine on the way today but it is a frosty start. live doppler 7. any wet weather we had, rained locally or snow in the sierra, it has moved out of here. the sierra picked up anywhere from two to four feet of snow. we saw beneficial snow and a lot of cities. we will dry out with a lot of sunshine on the agenda. hour-by-hour today, i would take several layers with you and put your winter coat on top. we will climb into the low 50's 10:00 a.m. by 4:00 p.m., 50's and 60's for afternoon highs. later on tonight, another frost

advisory for midnight. . a brisk morning leads to a bright afternoon. 60 in oakland. 62 in santa rosa. 62 in concord. the three day forecast, we will show you today and tomorrow morning, frosty starts. looking nice for veterans day tomorrow. a level 1 on the exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale. we will timeout the rain on saturday coming up in nine minutes. jobina: hi, everyone. . a new crash we are following, an overturned vehicle on the western span of the san mateo bridge. westbound 92 entering foster city boulevard. speeds are down to 16 miles per hour. northbound101, the transition to eastbound 80, there is a crash blocking at least one lane. 11 miles per hour for your speeds. check out the westbound traffic. really busy for people traveling toward the maze.

if you are making your way toward the bay bridge toll plaza, it is crowded there, as well. antioch to hercules, 45 minutes. highway 85 to the san jose

kumasi: welcome back. it is 6:44. november is native american indian heritage month. we are highlighting the first native american woman who have gone to space with nasa. her name is nicole mann. faith abubey has more on her story. >> the spacex dragon endurance cruiseship blasting off into space with four astronauts and the hopes and dreams of countless people. at the helm of the crew five mission, nicole mann. >> this is nicole mann. >> the nasa astronaut has become somewhat of a celebrity. >> it is so incredible.

i have received a lot of letters. >> humbled as she is celebrated for not just being the first woman to serve as mission commander but the first indigenous woman from nasa to ever launch into space. the 45-year-old is a registered member of an indian tribe. >> i felt very proud to be on board the space station and to represent native americans and indigenous people on board. i think it is important we recognize that are all different types of people on board the international space station, not only from different countries but from different backgrounds and different nationalities. >> mann holds a bachelors and masters degree in engineering and has deployed twice to iraq and afghanistan. space in the stars has always fascinated her. she said she never thought she could be an astronaut until later in life. >> i had never really understood what it astronaut did, who

became astronauts, what it took to become an astronauts. in my mind that time, it was not in the realm of possibilities. >> mann is conducting multiple experiments in the lab. her son and husband back on earth. the only personal item with her in space is this dream catcher. >> it just floats in microgravity and the feathers go every which way. >> a sacred native american symbol that catches bad dreams and releases good spirits. >> i think the strength i find in that is a gift from my mother. it is the strength to know that i have the support of my family and community back home and that when things are difficult, or things are getting hard, or i am getting burned out or frustrated, that strength is something i will draw on to continue toward a successful mission. >> faith abubey, abc news. reggie: the rail strike that

could potentially cripple the economy is delayed, at least for now. the country's four major railroad unions will coordinate a potential strike date. originally one union was ready to strike. all unions made a deal to push the date back. if there is a strike, it will happen in december. two unions rejected a deal based on sick time in a contract. congress returns to session next week. the latest inflation report shows the pace of inflation slowed more than expected in october. the consumer price index rose 7.7%. it is down from 8.2% in september. the fed is expected to raise interest rates one more time this year to cool inflation. chocolate is having a moment. elections, high inflation and layoff fears, it includes -- it

shows sales are booming. this started during the height of the pandemic. sales have only continue to grow despite the fact that prices have gone up. taking a live look at the new york stock exchange as training gets underway. we are way up this morning. 755 points. kumasi: hundreds of bay area teenagers will be guests of the warriors for an advanced screening of black panther: wakanda forever. reggie: a private screening at a theater. it is a way to acknowledge the movie's significance as a cultural phenomenon. that movie comes out tonight. we got a sneak peek at the film at a special event. kumasi: gloria rodriguez shows us the sights and sounds of that big night. gloria: this was one of the community screenings across the country to make the film accessible to the community.

what better place than oakland? the city has a special connection to the film. . it was featured in the original black panther film. the director is from oakland. a red carpet to celebrate the release of the marvel studios film black panther: wakanda forever. it was at the grand lake theater in oakland. organizations were awarded grants from disney that provide science, technology, engineering and arts education to young people from historically underrepresented communities. the sequel with images of grief. original star chadwick boseman did not live to make the sequel, he passed away at the age of 43 from cancer in 2020 but his spirit is part of it. the film highlights the women of wakanda. >> it was a hit.

it was a plot twist at the end. >> the black panther: wakanda forever film is important because of representation and on a deeper level, representation and providing the understanding to use that they can be -- youth that they can be whenever they want to be. >> nearly 25,000 young people are getting to experience the film before it is released. these efforts are part of an initiative to empower the next generation of creators and innovators. the project trains and mentors black male youth in technology and leadership skills. girls who code is working on closing the gender gap in tech and increases exposure to women and underrepresented minorities in tech.

disney is a parent company of abc 7. a really cool event. we will have more on this at 7:00 and 11:00 this morning. reggie: exciting. i am sitting next to someone who will be at a premier tonight. kumasi: i have my shirt ready. reggie: nobody told me there was merch. kumasi: there was always merch. i saw black panther for the fourth or fifth time at hollywood bowl. reggie: you already had the shirt? kumasi: i already had it. there probably will be merch. [laughter] reggie: what does it say on the back? was that cool? kumasi: it was so good. they had some of the singers that were part of the soundtrack. everybody was so into it. reggie: that is really neat. kumasi: this is my moment. i might wear this tonight.

[laughter] kumasi: jobina and i will be ready with our outfits. reggie: i cannot wait to see it. drew: so much fun. reggie: it is a big day. kumasi: it is a big day. i remember when they first announced it and it was so far away. and now it is here and begin to watch it in oakland, with all of our new friends. reggie: that is special. drew: you will remember that. bundle up. [laughter] it will get cold out there. frost advisories in effect. a pretty picture. we have cold and frosty mornings today and tomorrow. a chance of showers saturday. much of next week, sunshine and mild conditions. fog in the north bay. anywhere from a quarter to zero visibility in the worst spots this morning. certainly cold and a lot of studies. a frost advisory until 9:00 a.m. away from the coast

39 in palo alto. take several layers with you this morning. it feels like winter. after a brisk start, upper 50's to low 60's. take your sunglasses with you. overnight tonight, another frost advisory starts at midnight. are colder spots going into the 30's. . fast-forward. as we head into saturday, some early morning light drizzle is possible. saturday afternoon and saturday evening for next front. light showers in the north bay and then moving south in the evening. 5:00 p.m. on saturday. light showers before this front falls apart. we are expecting light rainfall amounts. a level 1 on the abc 7 scale. up to a quarter inch of rainfall in the north bay. it is not raining all of saturday, not a washout but showers are in the forecast. seven-day showing frosty starts today and tomorrow.

sunday, brighter, drier, the better of the two days for outdoor plans. next week, comfortable temperatures in the 60's. reggie: do you need a giant t-rex skull for your living room? named maximus, this t-rex skull excavated in south dakota is going up for auction in new york. the head has two large puncture holes, indicating this t-rex could have gotten into a fight with another dinosaur. maximus died about 76 million years ago. it is expected to sell for at least $15 million. it has holes in it. do you know when you're at the store and you ask, is this a floor model? it has scratches. can you bump another 10% down? kumasi: that is what you would do. reggie: try it. [laughter]

reggie: that would be really cool. i have an actual t-rex skull. it is in my living room. do you want to see it? kumasi: throw your clothes on it. [laughter] reggie: our app is available on amazon fire tv and roku. download the app and start streaming. kumasi: is this our same friend out walking again? reggie: it looks like it. we do have a new friend. kumasi: a beautiful sunrise. reggie: it has been gorgeous every day.

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republicans are confident they will take the house. control of the senate hinges on three races. reggie: 2, two local races are too close to call. in oakland, the latest rank choices out show lauren taylor widening his lead. kumasi: number 3, a man accused of attacking nancy pelosi's husband has been indicted by a federal grand jury. david depape would face 50 years if convicted. reggie: numberl this is the damage done in daytona beach. this building beginning to collapse into the water. nicole made landfall as a category 1 hurricane early this morning. drew: number 5, we have a frosty morning with a frost advisory until 9:00 this morning. temperatures in the 30's.

a live look in san jose. into the 50's and 60's later on this afternoon. jobina: number 6, and alert underway in san francisco. this crash was upgraded from a standard injury crash on northbound 101. at least three lanes are blocked. speeds are around seven miles per hour. kumasi: number 7, move over robot dogs, there is a balloon robot that can walk on water. look at the little legs. [laughter] i do not know why i like this. a little prance. [laughter] it hops along on his little skinny legs. inventors say it cannot fall down what you do not need to take it outside. it is not for the outdoors. clearly if there is a gust of wind, it will blow over. [laughter] reggie: that is what happens when you skip leg day. [laughter]

♪ te good morning, america. for our viewers in the west, overnight, a rare november hurricane striking hard hit florida. breaking news overnight, nicole making landfall in florida as a category 1 hurricane. families forced to evacuate multiple high-rises over fears they could crumble into the ocean. more than a thousand flights canceled nationwide ahead of the three-day weekend. amusement parks closed. ginger and our team are in the storm zone this morning. in limbo. control of congress still up in the air. the senate races in arizona and nevada neck and neck while georgia heads to a runoff and as president biden celebrates the results, former president trump under fire after republican loss.