building in vallejo, igniting a massive bear. what witnesses saw and the mystery officials are trying to solve. reggie: thousands of you see workers about to walk out the job. the impact it could have on final exam. kumasi: police issue hundred of occasions during a single event. and not forget to bang. we start with our forecast. drew: it will bh alex turcotte. we are expecting a lot of

sunshine. we will put the pause on storms. frost advisory in the north bay. part of marin county, where those temperatures are dipping into the 30's. rohnert park has dipped down to bang 29 degrees. a lot of 32's. the freezing mark in san ramon. live look at the camera. beginning to see hints of a sunrise. each hazard in effect. catching each hazard in effect. kumasi: san jose fire crews trying to rescue a person stuck in a garbage truck. this happened just before 430 time. we are trying to figure out how this person got stuck, but you can see several firefighters looking into the truck, trying to get the person out. reggie: new this morning, eight huge fire in vallejo after an suv crashed into a building.

this happened on sacramento street. witnesses heard the crash and solidly building engulfed in flames with the suv inside. authorities are trying to figure out what happened to the driver. kumasi: nearly 50,000 university of california workers planning to walk off the job. lena helen hunt is live with details about how this might impact students. >> we are live at the uc berkeley campus. this is one of 10 uc campuses where university employees plan to walk off the job over a wage dispute. that makes up a little less then 50,000 university of california academic workers from researchers to teaching assistants. this comes after contract talks failed to reach an agreement. union members say wages are a

key part of the dispute, as some university employees make less than any $4000 a year. this strike could shutdown some classes and labs ahead of final exams. >> i do expect that the strike is going to disrupt university activities. that is part of a deep goal. >> university officials say uc continues to negotiate with the union, continuing to find solutions. berkeley officials say they are preparing for a strike but expect few disruptions. bake said the campus anticipates that classes will remain as agile. offices will be open and the campus will provide normal or equivalent services. a union rally is happening this morning at 11:30 as paul plaza on the uc berkeley campus. reggie: thank you.

democrats are celebrating a win in the midterm elections. they will retain control of the senate. control of the house is still too close to call. some republicans claiming trump. jobina: some stress still undecided. publicans need just seven winds -- republicans need just seven wins but democrats are optimistic. turmoil in the party as trump it is expected to announce a run for reelection tomorrow. some blame him for the party's performance in the new terms. >> it is the third election in a row that donald trump has cost us the race. three strikes and you are out. jobina: that was larry hogan, who is a republican. indeed former president endorsed -- the former president endorsed

29 candidates, nine lost, seven won, five are still decidedly, and that the race for arizona's governor. the latest vote count does show that back kari lake is narrowing the gap. kumasi: after declaring an early victory in the san francisco district attorney's race, brooke jenkins has officially won her bid to remain in office. mayor london breed first appointed jenkins as d.a. in july after the recall of jason booting jenkins will complete his term. reggie: more results set to be released today in the race for san jose mayor. chavez is breaking into the

razor thin lead. we are also expecting a new round of results this afternoon in the race for mayor of with results still outstanding, you can check results by going to abc news news.com/election. kumasi: kate major bost on a sideshow in an essay leads to hundreds of citations and vehicles being detained. gloria joins us with how all of this went down. >> three try to chose have been frustrating for many in san jose. 2 out of 3 families saying they were considering moving out of the city because of these sideshows. police detained 500 vehicles this weekend. check out this drone footage of cars unable to move after police surrounded a weekend sideshows. officers boxed in those watching

and get out citations. some say police -- san jose police sates eyechart activity was reported into 20 morning. numerous like april heard the sideshow. >> we were in the room watching tv and started hearing the tires screeching the whole time. it was nonstop. >> 19 vehicles were impounded. officers say it will likely cause vehicle owners between thousand dollars and 4000 dollars. officers tell us that 82 juvenile contacts were made and a ghost gun he recovered nearly sideshow, the same spot somebody reported being hijacked. this is not the first time san jose police give out citations, but it appears to be a big sideshows bask. kumasi: a historic meeting overseas.

present -- president biden and the chinese president come face-to-face. reggie: ajit pai do great restaurant. what it may have been terrible accident. drew: this is a rooftop camera. we have a beach hazard statement along our coastline until 10:00 a.m. to start but a nice day o last week i stepped in a bear trap. i should really get rid of it.

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is cold. we are well into the 30's. san mateo down to 39. 34 in palo alto.

have several layers with we. frost advisory expires at 9:00 a.m. a lot of sunshine today. it will feel nice, upper 50's to lower 60's. we clear off tonight as the sun goes down. risk start, 59 in the city, 60 two in san jose, 16 in concord. three date forecast showing you not much change. pause on storms. jobina: we are going to start with a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is crowded, metering lights are on. crash in that area. san jose, one, southbay is clear for your commute, no problems.

restrictive dublin not bad -- tracy to dublin not bad. i want to bring this in quickly. crash on westbound 80 past the metering lights. at least one lane is currently blocked. kumasi: still to come, twitter laying off more workers in the bay area. dolly parton getting a big honor, all because of her humanitarian work. live look outside. who's on it with jardiance? ♪ ♪ we're the ones getting it done. we're managing type 2 diabetes and heart risk. we're on it with jardiance. join the growing number of people who are on it with the once-daily pill, jardiance. jardiance not only lowers a1c, it goes beyond to reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease. and jardiance may help you lose some weight.

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westchester county, new york on thursday. staff members say the driver was an elderly woman who accidentally hit drive instead of reverse. nobody was sitting at those tables by the wall and nobody got hurt. "the now investigate -- oakland police now investigating the 110th homicide of the year. someone shot and killed a woman last night on 40th street near telegraph avenue. paramedics were unable to save her. her identity has not been released, but last year, there were 100 19 homicides in opening. there has been a deadly shooting in the university of virginia and police say a student is the gunman. it happened last night. three killed, two others hurt. the suspect took off in a black suv and is considered armed and

dangerous. all classes have been canceled and the victims have not been identified. classes are also canceled at the diversity of idaho after four students were found dead near campus. police have not released their cause of death but satan there is no threat to the public. reggie: president biden and xi jinping met in indonesia. mr. biden said the u.s. and china can manage differences and find ways to work together on urgent global issues that required usual cooperations. president xi host the meeting will avoid misunderstandings. the discussion is expected to include ukraine. kumasi: a tragic end to the case of a missing california mom. her remains have been discovered in a remote part of los angeles county. castillo disappeared on

thursday. her sister found a significant amount of blood and her apartment. police say there was evidence of a struggle. she was going but her cell phone and car keys were still there. her ex-husband is in custody. reggie: more trouble at twitter. elon musk is planning to charge employees forge meals that were previously free. he treated the food service costs about $39 a year. according to business insider, a former employee who says she ran the lunch program says the meals cost $20-20 five dollars a day per person. some employees lost their jobs over the system, lost access to the company systems saturday night and got emails later saying they were laid off. the company laid off half its staff in an effort to become profitable. i have at lunch once. drew: was it nice?

reggie: it was. my friend worked there and invited me to come here kumasi: q could invite your friends to eat? -- you could invite your friends to eat? drew: is he trying to get people to quit? the one perk was the $20 meal. kumasi: you could encourage people to support small businesses in that area. reggie: they do have that nice whole foods. [laughter] local workers are there. drew: remember when we saw that video -- what is this circus in the whole foods? reggie: i liked that a lot. drew: i am not trying to drive whole foods. they do a good job with that ready-to-eat stuff.

reggie: the employees are really nice. drew: they are really nice. reggie: you can buy with your hand. you hold your hand print over this light. welcome to the church, drew. drew: sometimes i use my phone and they are like we do not have that. it is a live look at santa cruz. a letter sunshine out there. -- a loss of sunshine out there. we are talking the seven plus days of quiet weather. storms are on pause this week it is quiet the big story is how cold it is, colder than yesterday. 17 degrees colder in fairfield compared to this time yesterday filled lots of 32's.

29 in rohnert park. around the region, despite not being under a frost advisory, parts of the south bay are cold this morning. palo alto waking up to 34 degrees. frost advisory in effect for most and the north bay except for the coastline of marin and sonoma counties. part of the reason we are so chilly is not only cooler air coming in from the north but cooler skies allow us to off overnight. brisket morning, bright afternoon, upper 50's, lower 60's later today. it is a nice-looking day but take the sunglasses with you. you will have bad sunglasses. we cannot have frost advisories in effect tonight but it is still chilly. frosty start this morning, but look at the next seven days.

a lot of sunshine, 60's away from d because. kumasi: we are checking in with ginger zee. >> good morning. great to be with both of you. coming up, we start with that news out of virginia about gun shots fired at the university of virginia, killing at least free. the young men, a student, is armed, dangerous, still at large. president biden in a summit with xi jinping. their first face-to-face since reviving took office. the midterm elections are not over. the house is still up for grabs. democrats have retained control of the senate. which raises we are still watching. garth brooks here live with a big announcement and we are kicking off our united states of pie competition. we did a scam, barbecue and it is time for pie.

get ready. reggie: kumasi has a strong opinion about what is and is not allowed when it comes to pollock. -- top ie. -- to pie. kumasi: a lot if you love pumpkin pie, but if you type sweet potato, i do not know how -- if you tried a potato, i not know how much you would still love hundred pie. -- pumpkin pie. reggie: she is not canada beer what a can is. she has never heard of that. most with her. -- do not mess with hers.

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management positions. the president's granddaughter, naomi biden, is tying the knot on saturday. the two met a few years ago. it is the first time in history that a president ran daughter is getting right at the white house. dolly parton knows firsthand that it is better to give than receive. the superstar has donated millions to help others, but this morning it is parton who is receiving one hundred million dollars from jeff bezos. heat says she gives with her heart so he is giving her his courage and stability award. parton says when people are in a position to help they should help. she previously donated $1 million for the coronavirus vaccine research and founded the imagination library to help kids

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thousands of employees and the university of california on strike. kumasi: moderna releasing new data about how effective it vaccine is against newco but verys. reggie: could the war in ukraine be nearing its end? kumasi: it is monday, november 14. drew: it is cold. frost advisories are in effect and a lot of the way.

until 9:00 a.m., all areas shaded in blue, and in the 20's, down to 32 in santa rosa. several layers this morning, you will need them. live look over the opened airport shows clear conditions. take your sunglasses. it is bright. we will max out in the 50's and low 60's. each has a statement on the post. reggie: kate strike is looming. tens of thousands of uc workers had to walk off the job. this could shut down classes and labs weeks away from finals. >> as of sunday night, no agreement had been reached.

lee academic staff at all uc campuses, including berkeley are expected to walk off the job this morning that makes up a little less than 50,000 university of california academic workers from researchers to university -- two teaching assistants. union members represented by the united auto workers say wages are a key part of the dispute, as some university employees make less than $24,000 >> if people are struggling to find housing, they will not be able to focus on education. >> pretty much all might discussion sections are getting canceled. >> university officials say uc continues to negotiate in good faith with the union and is committed to finding solutions.

uc berkeley officials say they are preparing for a strike but expect future disruptions. they studied the campus anticipates -- said the campus anticipates classes will remain as scheduled. a union rally is expected this morning at 11:30 here on the uc berkeley campus. we will let you know what happens. kumasi: also today, hundreds of workers a garrett elliott scream and chocolate factory outlet are planning to strike. factory workers are demanding a wage increase to keep up with inflation and the cost of living. up to 500 employees have been working without a contract for several months now. workers say the chocolate company and acres union expect employees to accept the latest offer. it is not clear if the looming

strike will impact productions. reggie: the ntsb has a go team in dallas, texas to investigate the cause of this plane crash. six people were killed saturday when disco planes collided mid air. the debris flew into a highway nearby. the planes were not required to have black boxes in the cockpit, so they are using radar and art reviewing logs for more information. >> week will most likely try to determine why those aircraft were in the same airspace at the same times. reggie: all the victims who died were insider claims. no one on the ground was injured. kumasi: the faa is investigating a crash landing in san jose. it happened yesterday afternoon. officials say a single engine plane went down hard. the nose gear collapsed after it

landed and flipped up with the tail in the air. only the pilot was on board. reggie: moderna says its new booster shot does work better against two covid subvariants they said they shut triggered responses against ba.4 and ba.5. there were also fewer adverse reactions to the shut this data echoes data released by pfizer. tonight, mike pence sits down with david we are for the first time since january 6. he talks about that day and criticizes donald trump. it sounds like mike pence is not holding back. jobina: mike pence has a new book coming out this week. he has largely avoided criticizing trump in public until now. in his book, he recalls the

moment he told iraq she would not block joe biden's win. when asked about trump's reaction on january 6, pence voiced his feelings about his former boss. david: the president tweets mike pence did not have the courage to do what should have been done. vp pence: it angered me. but i turned to my daughter and said it does not take perch to break the law. it takes courage to uphold the law. the president's words were reckless. it was clear he decided to be part of the problem. jobina: hence bright see that trump told him he wouldn't go down as a wimp and alluded it was great mistake to choose pence as his running mate.

you can catch the full interview tonight at 10:00 p.m. here on abc 7. kumasi: this morning, we are hearing from nancy pelosi. she is celebrating the democratics' win to keep the senate and holding out hope that they can keep the house. she appeared on this week with george stephanopoulos. george: if democrats keep the majority, will you run again for speaker? speaker pelosi: i am not making any comments until this election is finished. i am proud of our candidates, both our incumbents as well as our red to blue candidates. they never accepted that they could not win. they had courage, purpose and understood the district. kumasi: pelosi mentioned her husband. she was optimistic about his recovery.

she also thanked people for the outpouring of support for her and her husband pete wrote that has been. reggie: ukraine's president has made a visit to one of the recently liberated cities. he hailed the russian withdrawal is the beginning of the end of the war. this was one of the biggest successes for ukraine. the end of russian occupation there set of celebrations but also exposed a humanitarian crisis because of the people who are still without power and water. kumasi: 49ers wicking up with another when. they rallied after the half, going back to beat the chargers last night. >> we definitely made it hard on ourselves. that was a big thing. at halftime, we stuck together. >> i was proud of our team. i want to play better, score every time, but those are the

types of games that teens going to want to win. >> that will be times where we will be in a tougher situation that leasees and i think this is what builds character within teams and will set us up or success later in the season. kumasi: next up is the cardinals and mexico city. that is next monday night. you can watch on abc 7. reggie: shocking video inside a thai restaurant in berkeley shows good samaritans jumping in to help. one of the owners are suggested we keep the name private. he shared surveillance video from last wednesday. the customer asked for free food. when he was told no, the owners's nephew went to see what was wrong and then the customer hit and punched the nephew and knocked over a table. >> this was the first time we have seen this incident.

everybody was scared. reggie: the owner tells abc7news he was upset over a recent death in his family. the cast caused other customers to hide in the kitchen. two diners helped hold the suspect down before police arrived. >> we appreciate it for being good samaritans. reggie: berkeley police confirmed the customer was arrested for felony assault. kumasi: if you hope to ski over thanksgiving, you are in luck. the season in the sierra is officially underway. the snow lab shared this photo with us. it allowed these resorts to open on saturday ahead of schedule. mountain resort open friday. skiers could not wait to start the season. >> i came all the way from

pittsburgh. i love skiing. skiing in the east is big so i had to try the west. kumasi: several feet of fresh powder fell last week during the storm that started on tuesday. reggie: here is the not so great news about ski season, a popular guide is asking people to reconsider traveling to mendocino and lake tahoe. lake tahoe makes the list because of growing concern over the health of the lake. they say overpopulation, traffic, pollution are threatening the clear waters. tahoe prosperity center tells sfgate that findings identify the same issues that tahoe residence has been discussing for years. tourism officials say please still visit, but park the car and take public transit.

haters? kumasi: maybe they are trying to get people to give it a rest so it can bounce back. reggie: fodor? kumasi: maybe. reggie: coming up, the signs and treatments if you think you may show any of postpartum anxiety. >> love look at the new york stock exchange. up by 45 points. reggie: how high airfares will fly for the holidays -- experts say you should book now. stay with us for abc 7 at 7:00. drew: we are looking at a satellite image. this was two weeks ago in october when we were void of snow in the sierra.

we had that storm last week and watch what happens. this is from thursday of last week. we measured it in feet. and people went to tahoe and enjoyed lisa coffaro. clear conditions, nice looking picture, but it is cold out there. effect until 10:00 a.m. higher risk of rip currents and sneaker waves. future weather, that frost advisory will expire at 9:00 a.m. this morning we warm into the 40's and 50's and later we max out in the 50's or 60's with a moth of sunshine. -- ate lots of sunshine. next three days, temperatures mainly in the 60's away from the

coast. jobina: we are going to start with a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights came on at 5:1. the crash just past the metering lights has cleared. bridge just as busy. no incidents on the bridge. highway four to the maze 28 minutes. the gestalt we were following in hayward on southbound 80 has cleared, but we will face stop and go traffic. you are traveling for the san mateo rate and are coming from the northbound directi

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postpartum depression but postpartum anxiety affects many new parents. 10-20% of americans experienced it. symptoms include excessive worrying, nausea, muscle tension, difficulty sleeping. >> i would not sleep at night. i was going out, shaking, nonstop thoughts racing in my head. i never thought that could be from anxieties. reggie: some seek therapy, others take medication. the best thing is to talk to your doctor. kumasi: this week is transgender awareness week. 1.6 million americans currently identify as transgender. in 2020 215 states have either

restricted access to gender affirming care or taking of legislation that would do so despite major physician organizations standing in support of gender affirming care. to help with the fight for equality, we have a list of local groups so you can be an ally. reggie: act fast is the warning coming from airlines as holiday travel prices keep rising. there is huge demand for flights over thanksgiving, christmas, and the new year. some of the best deals are already gone. the main problem is fewer flights. the passenger numbers are almost back to pre-pandemic levels the number of flights has not hard at. be flexible on your dates and destinations, which is never easy around the holidays. you are locked in.

shout for the best -- shop around for the best deal can find. live look in the new york stock exchange, we are slightly down, about 20 points. kumasi: a special screening of la bama to celebrate its 35th anniversary. this is about more than just watching a movie. >> what is so special is the writer and director will be here in san francisco for the screening and also a queuing day. la bama still resonates with so many. the iconic film is celebrating its 35th anniversary. it is based on the true story of richard valerie's who passed away in a plane crash in 1959, along with buddy holly.

luis dell demps, who wrote and directed the phone, will you be in san francisco for a special screening. reyes wrote the book people probably one focusing -- the book viva hollywood. >> it is a great honor to have the weeds felt as if there. it is like having tennessee williams for arthur miller. he is one of the greatest living american playwrights. to have him there and talk about his will be, which at the time was a tremendous hit. >> the screening is wednesday at 7:15 at the roxy in san francisco. there will be a book signing for reyes's book before hand.

i also had a chance to talk to luis valdez. you can hear from him during our streaming newscast at 7:00 this morning. he has had quite a career. it was quote to hear from him and hear about how la bamba came about. reggie: it is one of the movies i have seen the most. it is the blockbuster buzz of hollywood. kumasi: black panther: wakanda forever dominated at the box office. that takes me back. ♪ reggie: and that rihanna song also.

it is the context of the movie. you have to see it. kumasi: this newly so good. it made $180 million. the film had some challenges to follow up on the success of the original black panther without chadwick bozeman. disney is the parent company of both marble and abc 7. reggie: you told me to watch out for this villain. you were right. kumasi: it all the blue people. -- i love all hte blue peopple. [laughter] drew: cult leader blue people? -- all the blue people?

kumasi: it is two hours and 41 minutes. drew: like titanic? reggie: i was so into the movie. i think movies are too long. not the case with this. i've only had two years of the bathroom once -- and i ran. kumasi: when did you know? reggie: it was strategic. i really thought about it. you have to watch it because things happen. kumasi: did he wait until the end? reggie: i waited until the screen was black and they were cleaning up around me. drew: and there was popcorn

beneath your feet. kumasi: people were getting up on sleep that the movie -- do not leave, do not get up. wait until the lights come on and the floor is being swept. . drew: i love the first one. make it longer. i could watch dr. for hours. this is pretty parent the sun is peeking over the horizon. we have frost advisories in effect. clear skies. frost advisory in effect until 9:00 a.m. we are starting seven plus days of quiet weather. it is quarter across the board. 17 degrees colder in fairfield compared to this time yesterday. 33 degrees this morning, the

same in santa clara. 32 in center as a gift. frost by three. it is quite cold. top your layers off with a scarf and hat. lift up her seventh along with satellite, -- live doppler 7 along with satellite. we max out in the upper 50's to lori quickly's tonight. 30's and 40's as we head into tuesday. frost advisory in effect in the 9:00 a.m. loss of sunshine on the way -- lots of sunshine on the way. right friday, saturday, sunday, temperatures just slightly below average for this time of year. reggie: we disagree about a scene in black panther ii:

wauconda forever. i have not going to spoil it when i tell you angela was getting his acting. kumasi: she gave it all. next, the seven things you need to know today. reggie: you can watch us on the output available through apple tv, andrade td, and was tv and locally. kumasi: a beautiful look outside. augmenting. kumasi: san jose firs

have rescued a person who was stacked in a garbage truck. there is no word on how the

person ended up there. reggie: university of california workers are set to strike today at all 10 uc campuses, potentially cutting down classes and labs. kumasi: the man accused of being distracted serial killer is back in court -- of being the stockton serial killer is back in order today. reggie: today is is the beginning of transgender awareness week. the goal is to address issues of community faces. drew: frost advisory in effect in the north bay until 9:00 a.m. we are in the 30's. 39 in oakland this morning. sunshine out there. that is the tam cam. a lot of sunshine with temps maxing out in the 50's and 60's.

jobina: two busiest stretches of this morning. the first is that the bay toll plaza. a crash has cleared. on the richmond-san rafael bridge on the westbound direction as well. kumasi: apparently this is his dream to have a baboon at a birthday party. this is in south africa. everybody was having a good time until they showed up the first 20 the checks somebody left the door open and they came back in. jobina: i witness to the babu mishap in south africa. these baboons leapt into someone's convertible for pizza. i wish i could've recorded it, but it was wild.

♪ good morning, america. for our viewers in the west, police are searching for a gunman in virginia after another college shooting. breaking overnight, shots fired at the university of virginia. at least three people killed. the gunman, who police say is a student armed and dangerous, is still at large. people on campus told to shelter in place, we're there live on the scene. also this morning, president biden and the democrats' narrow victory in senate and now a chance to expand their number of seats as the race in georgia heads to a runoff with the house still up for grabs. president biden meeting chinese president xi this morning in a high-stakes summit.