♪♪ it's subway's biggest refresh yet! >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. kumasi: american airlines flight attendants set to pick it at sfo hoping to get higher wages and better hours. your live with how this might impact holiday plans. reggie: a child in california -- has died of rsv and the flu. kumasi: if you want your workout session to mean even more, do it in the morning. but experts say about the time that you exercise. reggie: now we will get specific. jobina: these stories always troll us. drew: it never turns out well for us, anything. jobina: hopefully for you. kumasi: probably working out right now. reggie: if you are on that

treadmill, good morning to you only and may be go uphill a little bit more. you're at a one, i need you at a three. jobina: layer on it, let us give them some grace. if you are on it, shout out to you. drew: good morning, a mixed bag of temperatures. we have some mild spots and chili spots. look at oakland, 53. down to concord, 37. half moon bay is one of the warmer spots. a live look outside from the sutro tower camera. we have clear skies up above and we expect a lot of sunshine and a sunrise at 50 minutes. warmer this afternoon compared to yesterday with 60's away from the coast. we will talk about the breeze and a closer look the highs. kumasi: if you are flying out of sfo you might notice a picket. flight attendants are holding

informational pickets at nearly one dozen airports across the country. lena howland is live with the details and it is not expected to impact any flights. lena: that is right. american airlines says that the picketing will have no impact on their operations. the flight attendants are working to secure a contract complete with a wage increase for the first time since 2018. the union called the association of professional flight attendants says that even flight hours across the country have returned to pre-pandemic levels there are thousands fewer flight attendants which makes it even more challenging to recover from weather events meaning longer workdays, minimal rest which leads to exhaustion and crews timing out. new hire flight attendants are required to move into hub cities with astronomical costs leaving

many to struggle to afford housing and the cost of living. american airlines said that the flight attendants are the best in the blizzard -- in the business and every team member deserves to pay well and we meet regularly with the association of professional flight attendants to meet you in agreement -- to reach an agreement and we respect the right of our flight attendants to participation -- to participate in informational picketing. they will be picketing outside of 11 different airports from coast-to-coast across the country. at sfo that will start around 11:00 and continue until 1:00 this afternoon. reggie: a week after the midterm elections and it looks like san francisco's proposition m will pass. it would apply to property owners that have three or more units vacant for six months. they will be taxed between 2500 and $5,000 per unit.

roughly 4000 units in the city would qualify for this tax. the tax penalty could increase over time up to $20,000 per unit. kumasi: we are expecting another update on the mayoral race. it is narrowing. loren taylor has 52% of the vote. shane has 52 -- has 58%. on friday, she had 58%. if the vast number of vote by mail ballots -- it is a vast number of vote by mail ballots that reggie: -- we are expecting a tight race in san francisco county. chavez has 49% of the vote but only has 4000 votes between her and her opponent. 79% of ballots have been counted. we received a statement about a dozen or more santa clara ballots dumped in the santa mountain -- santa cruz

mountains. they said the ballots have been delivered back to election officials and the county is determining if they are allowed to be counted. the investigation to how they got there is ongoing. with many races outstanding you can check with us to see as the results come in at abc7news.com /election. kumasi: a student accused of killing three student athletes at the university of virginia is in custody after a 13 hour manhunt. it looks like this person was already on the radar before the shooting. jobina: classes at the university of virginia are canceled as the campus comes to grips with the loss of three student athletes. they have identified the victims. they were on a bus returning to campus when the suspect, christopher darnell jones jr. started shooting at the bus. the three were killed and two were injured.

jones was already on the radar back in september. >> i do not know the circumstance of that investigation. i know that it was closed due to witnesses that would not cooperate with the process. jobina: the police chief said that he had boasted about having a gun but his motive is not clear. he also faced a previous hazing investigation. he faces three counts of second-degree murder and three counts of using a handgun in the commission of a felony. reggie: in idaho police are investigating the death of four college students as a crime of passion. they were found dead near the university of idaho's campus. details are limited but there is no ongoing threat although there is nobody in custody. they say a murderer-suicide is not likely. classes were canceled yesterday and are expected to resume today. kumasi: california reported the

first death of a child due to the flu and rsv. the state did not elaborate, but someone can be infected with both at the same time. ucsf head of department chair says that we need to be more careful about prevention. >> this is one case in a big country so it is not like i would stop having my kids go to daycare if i had infants, but it is something to be thoughtful about but if your kid develops an upper respiratory infection and starts getting shorter breath they need to get medical attention quickly. reggie: young children -- kumasi: young children are mown -- are more vulnerable because if they have underlying conditions or were born premature, pediatric bed occupancy remains at its highest level in two years. reggie: another court blocked president biden's student loan forgiveness plan and six states

are suing focusing on whether those states have legal standing to challenge the program. that is suspended while the case continues. opponents argue that wiping away the debt must legally be an act of congress. a federal judge and track session taxes ruled the federal relief plan unlawful. kumasi: turkey prices rising and the other food you might think about eating instead. reggie: the medical setback as doctors race to slow down the effect of alzheimer's. drew: 6:08, a live look showing that beautiful sunrise getting underway. it is a warmer morning then yesterday. 13 degrees in oakland and half moon bay

reggie: a setback in the fight against alzheimer's. a new drug has not been able to slow down the disease. researchers say a two year trial of 1000 volunteers found no benefit to memory or cognitive tests and people with early-stage alzheimer's. the company plans to release more details about the study. this setback leaves two other drug companies opening to launch a successful treatment. drew: we are looking at this camera this morning. mainly clear skies and it is cool, not as cold as yesterday morning. we warm a bit faster compared to yesterday. well into the 50's by the afternoon and into the 60's across the board. six d4 with bright sunshine. 64, san mateo. 70, santa rosa. the three day forecast shows that we will likely hit 70

degrees and we have a lot of sunshine in the next three days. today we have issues with gusty wind. we will take a closer look in eight minutes. let us check in with jobina and see how we are doing with the traffic. jobina: starting with a live picture everything is moving at the limit and we have a couple of crashes to get to but we will look at the bay bridge toll plaza with the lights coming on at 5:36. we are also seeing slowdowns. tracy to dublin, one hour five minutes. antioch to concord, 29 minutes. here are the crashes. we will start in vallejo. we have a crash blocking one lane and you can see a slowdown there. also a slowdown in san pablo in the counter commute direction which is better news in terms of the backup but this is eastbound 80 before fitzgerald. reggie: former tonight show host

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the magic of the train is more than how it takes us away. it's how it brings us together. reggie: classes are taking place at uc campuses despite the largest higher education strike in u.s. history. nearly 50,000 graduate student researchers, and teaching assistants walked out including more than 9000 at uc berkeley. employers are demanding more benefits and higher pay. some make $17 an hour and they say that is not enough to live in the bay area. >> i need food stamps, but it is

shameful that an institution that is respected worldwide is making us live in these conditions. reggie: the system is offering workers a 7% increase the first year and 3% after that. a major milestone has come to the mild stuff to the number of people and our planet. the u.n. expects the 8 billionth baby to be born. the u.n. notes that population growth is slowing. it took 12 years to go from seven to 8 billion people. now it is expected to take 15 million years -- 15 years to get to 9 billion. kumasi: jay leno is in a southern california hospital recovering from serious burns he suffered in a gasoline fire. he was working on a vehicle when it caught fire inside the garage where he stores some of his cars. the 72-year-old told "variety"

that he is ok and will need a week or two to get back on his feet. he suffered burns to the left side of his face at the flames did not harm his eyes or ears. reggie: sad news about roberta flack, she has als. it is making her hard for her to talk and impossible for her to sing. the 85-year-old won four grammys and has been nominated 14 times. a documentary about her life is premiering in new york last week. she previously suffered a stroke in 2016. kumasi: trevor noah is returning to san francisco. it will be a part of his national 40 day tour called off of the record. he is not going to be in the bay area until november 2023. tickets go on sale this friday and the tour comes after he announced that he will be leaving his comedy central show. reggie: i have not seen him in

person. i have not seen a comedian live in a long time. i love stand-up comedy. when was the last time? drew: you don't like him? kumasi: like him personally? reggie: standup comedians. kumasi: i am not going to buy a ticket to the show. that is just me, i would rather be dancing. drew: full disclosure, i ran to get water so i'm going to run and get that real quick. kumasi: do you want me to do the weather? drew: we are back. kumasi: thank god. because it was not going to be god. drew: sometimes when you are on the air for several hours you have to get a water break. reggie: there is no water available in the studio. if you forget your badge, watch out. that has happened to me. drew: sometimes you get stuck.

kumasi: you have a lot going on. drew: welcome to tuesday, we are getting our act together. we are calling for a mainly clear and chilly morning. we are tracking wind, strongest in the hills. a sunny and warmer afternoon. here is live doppler 7 with high pressure giving us the sunshine but also supplying the offshore wind. they will be strongest in southern california. they will have a red flag warning going into tomorrow. wind gusting well over 55 miles an hour. thankfully for us the wind is not as strong and we have had a lot of recent rainfall keeping the soil wet. we are mitigating any fired us fire concerns. the wind will ebb and flow and relax as the offshore wind event gets underway. today it is about sunshine.

67, oakland. 69, santa rosa. overnight tonight we will have plenty of stars in the 30's and 40's into your wednesday. here is the seven-day forecast. dusty in the hills but it is warmer. 70's away from the coast and a lot of sunshine heading our way. it looks like the dry pattern will continue. reggie: i think you do the whole newscast with handheld mics. drew: i could not get into my pocket. reggie: there is a certain a static that i enjoy.goodorning t what is ahead. ginger: great to be with you. the latest on the new midterm results. another trump backed candidate losing with the former president expecting to announce that he is running for the third time. leslie have an exclusive interview with former vice president mark -- mike pence.

from and details about the deadly shooting at the university of virginia. how you can save on your thanksgiving turkey with prices soaring. how salvage grocery stores could save you. and robin's one-on-one with elton john getting ready to say farewell with his final u.s. consulate. consulate. care coalition, where are we on alaska airlines? we found that people are raving about their customer care. i mean, take a look at this! wow! [dog barks] says here they have the most flights from the west coast. they fly to chicago, hawaii, cancun! wow! do they fly to my magical faraway kingdom of care-a-lot, way up in the clouds where anything is possible? they have direct flights to vegas. close enough! ♪ ♪

kumasi: 6:23. developing news where the stage is set for a vote on marriage equality. chuck schumer laid the procedural groundwork work on debating the issue. the focus was on a bill that would enshrined marriage equality into federal law. since the supreme court overturned roe v. wade democrats warned that other rights could be at risk. schumer made a plea for the needed support from his republican colleagues. >> i hope for the sake of tens

of millions of americans that at least 10 republicans will vote to protect marriage equality into law. the rights and dignity of millions in america -- millions of americans depend on it. kumasi: the house passed the respect for marriage act in july but the senate delayed its vote. california's first partner and filmmaker tearfully testified that she was raped by harvey weinstein and she told a court that she met him and then a movie executive in 2005 and he offered to help with her career. she began to cry saying that later this year -- later that year he invited her to a business meeting but says that he raped her in a hotel room. weinstein pled not guilty to multiple sexual assault charges and was found guilty in 2020 on rape charges and sentenced to 23 years in prison and he is appealing. working out in the morning means

a lower risk of heart disease and stroke according to a new study by the european journal of preventative cardiology. it followed 85,000 men and women over six to eight years and showed that those who are the most active from 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 eight -- 11:00 a.m. had a lower risk of heart attack and stroke. we already know that prices for thanksgiving dinner our way up so what can you do to save? experts say you can be untraditional. the price of beef and chicken are actually down. so if you really want to turkey, frozen is usually cheaper than going fresh. and take into consideration that leftover turkey can feed some families to up to a week. so maybe that can poach desk and put the cost into perspective so it is not quite as bad. reggie: it is how you think about it. ok. kumasi: the final round of the "

jeopardy tournament of champions" continues tonight with all contestants from california. amey schneider, sam from pacific grove and andrew he from san francisco playing in three games and as many as seven who -- to see who wins the title. he came in first last night earning more than $29,000. sam is in second and amy is in third. you can watch it weeknights at 7:00. next, why walmart is set to pay more than $3 billion in a new lawsuit. why some vendors are being told to hide the beer among one of the biggest starting events kicking off later this month. a live

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area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: now, the gop inching closer to a house majority as the democrats win a tightly contested governor's race in arizona. what does this mean when the former president will announce his intention to run again. kumasi: amazon joining the list of companies announcing massive layoffs. reggie: the push to get all americans to recycle today. kumasi: good morning, tuesday, november 15. reggie: they used pizza box does not go into the recycling container. drew: break down your boxes. reggie: please. i mean, please. did you know that? drew: i did,. kumasi: if it is cardboard or a glass it is going in there. reggie: if you already ate the pizza in it they cannot recycle that. that is supposed to go into the green been, compost.

i did not create the rules. i am just passing them on. drew: it is not the blue one, the green one. fyi. reggie: we learn and we grow. drew: good morning, we are finding the temperatures warmer compared to yesterday with no frost advisories. oakland zoo a warm spot at 53 degrees. jumping over to concord, 37. what a beautiful picture. the exploratorium camera showing you clear skies this morning. we are expecting a lot of sunshine, take the sunglasses with you. later going to the 60's away from the coast. a bit of a breeze in the hills and we will talk about that in about eight minutes. reggie: a heads up if you are going to sfo. american airlines flight attendants are hours away from giving an informational picket. lena howland is at the airport

and this is part of a nationwide action. lena: that is right. american airlines says that the picket lines will have no impact on their operations. the flight attendants are working to secure a contract complete with a wage increase for the first time since 2019. the union representing the workers called the association a professional flight attendants said that even though flight hours have returned to pre-pandemic levels there are thousands fewer flight attendants which makes it more challenging to recover from weather events meaning longer workdays and more rescheduled operations leading to exhaustion and crews timing out. american airlines said "we continue to meet regularly with the association of professional flight attendants to reach an agreement that benefits flight attendants and operation and we expect the right of our flight attendants to participate in informational picketing.

however the union says that the airline continue wynne lee rejects contract proposals. they are expected to be out here starting at 11:00 this morning and continue until 1:00 this afternoon. kumasi: thank you. one week after election day and a lot of things are up in the air. republicans are one seat away from a majority in the house and in arizona a democrat won the race for governor. tonight the former president is set to launch his third presidential campaign. jobina is tracking all of this. jobina: abc news projects that katie hobbs has defeated kari lake to become the next governor of arizona. lake is backed by former president trump. abc news is projecting that cover -- that republicans are one seat away from taking back control of the house as trump is expected to announce his reelection campaign in florida. david interviewed former vice

president mike pence ahead of the announcement. david: do you believe that donald trump should be president again? >> i think that is up to the american people. david: will you run for president? >> we are giving it consideration in our house, prayerful consideration. jobina: that interview coming as his new book is released today and we will be speaking with him later this morning and have that interview at 11:00 a.m.. reggie: taking control of the house could come down to key races in california. new data shows the gop is in the lead with races in central valley and the palm springs area. paul mitchell is predicting that the democrats will not pick up any seats in california. >> holding all of the seats in california is a victory. even if republicans hold the house, it will be the difference

between them having a three seat majority or four seat majority which, for kevin mccarthy could be a big issue. reggie: nearly 4 million ballots still need to be counted. if republicans take control of the house, kevin mccarthy is expected to become house speaker. kumasi: lgbtq activists and housing advocate has conceded to matt dorsey in san francisco's district sixth race. dorsey was appointed in may and he wins a four year term representing soma, mission bay, and treasure island. she says she is still in public service intending to work with supervisor dorsey. she thanks everyone with hopes that she brought inspiration to get involved in politics. reggie: a man accused of attacking nancy pelosi's husband is set to appear in federal court. he is facing federal charges for

the attack. these are separate from the state charges that have already been filed. he could face 50 years in prison for federal charges. kumasi: the only surviving suspect in the murder of an oakland dentist is set to appear in alameda county court. he is accused of killing the dentist in a murder for hire plot. her boyfriend was also arrested but died by suicide in jail. documents show that prior, she changed her accounts and her estate worth up to $14 million into his name. reggie: recent attacks on photographers have professionals saying they will not return to the city. last week armed thieves targeted at least two photographers at the palace of fine arts. this video shows what happened in one of the cases. one of the victims was with the bride and groom when he had to fight off this attempted robbery. another photographer's equipment

was stolen at gunpoint at the same spot that day. >> the bride was crying all the time. reggie: this case highlights the dangers for professional photographers shooting at popular tourist destinations. this video used in a police investigation shows a canadian crew robbed of $35,000 of equipment near twin peaks. we spoke with a part dressed with a photographer who changed his habits while working in the city. >> iran all over san francisco taking pictures on a smartphone in the video is comparable to what i am getting on my photography equipment. we never go on affectional shoots without a guard. reggie: they have signed a petition asking camera manufacturers to install tracking devices inside the gear. kumasi: investigators are blaming smoking materials for a fast-moving fire that killed another woman and her adult son

in walnut creek. it started inside a ground-floor unit. it started around 6:30 yesterday morning. the fire spread quickly due in part to an oxygen canister that exploded and that made it impossible to reach the two victims. firefighters say that this fire can serve as a reminder for everyone. >> use your smoke detectors, and keep that room doors closed when you sleep. it can limit the spread so if it spreads from room to room if the doors are closed it will buy you time for us to get here and get you out. >> a small dog also died in the fire. three units were damaged. reggie: the white house as it has pushed out $185 billion in funding under the partisan infrastructure law passed last month. that much or more is expected in 2023. he spoke about the funding during the g summit and is died

-- and denied criticism that it would increase inflation. >> i am confident that we will calm out stronger then we went in. every time we engage we get better, and today we are focused on investing together and investing stronger than we have in the past. reggie: today marks one year since he signed that bill which will disperse billions of dollars to state and local governments to fix bridges, roads, and expand broadband internet access. kumasi: our work in building the better bay area include celebrating the cultures. today the board of supervisors is expected to create the 10th cultural district. the pacific islander cultural district would be close to sunnydale. this idea has been years in the making in many pacific islanders hope that it can be a source of renewed interest shining a spotlight on a community that is loosely forgotten. >> we felt like we have never

been counted or been recognized for anything, but we have contributed so much to this country and around the world. so -- kumasi: despite being small the community has greatly contributed to the bay area and the country as a whole. many fought for the u.s. army during world war ii, helped to build infrastructure throughout the american west and worked in agriculture in and around san francisco. reggie: we are days away from the fifa world cup and there are changes. the air stands are being moved to less prominent areas. they respected the commercial partnerships which include the long-established budweiser deal. alcohol sales are strictly regulated in the majority muslim emirate. it gives budweiser tents lest visibility and stadium perimeters. coming up a top railroad workers

union rejected a contract agreement meaning that a real strike is weeks away. kumasi: you are looking live at the new york stock exchange and we are up by almost 400 points. reggie: christina applegate has an emotional day as she gets a star on the hollywood walk of fame. make sure you stay with us for abc 7 at 7:00 where we are livestreaming from 7:00 until 8:00. download our app. drew: here is the oakland airport camera with a live look showing you terminal one with clear skies and we are expecting a lot sunshine once the sun is up. we have a breeze, mount diablo gusting to 21. it is an offshore wind that we have, thanks to all of our recent rain especially last week we are mitigating fire concerns with his offshore wind. it rolls down the hillsides, especially oakland and half moon

bay and it warms up as it reaches the surface. half moon bay is 20 degrees warmer than yesterday. 13 degrees in oakland. 53 in oakland and 50 four half moon bay but it is chilly in the valleys. 34 in san ramon. hour-by-hour we warm fast, lots of sunshine and by 3:00 p.m. everybody in the 60's. it is a warmer day. 67, oakland. 70, santa rosa. 63, half moon bay. we will keep sunshine in full effect over the next three days. the weather is not a concern right now. we will find that we have a cooler day on thursday and we will show you the weekend forecast coming up in a few minutes. first, let us see how we are doing. jobina: good morning. we want to start with the maps

because we have an update on the crash we were following. there is good news, it has cleared before wilson avenue. you will face residual delays with speed down to six miles an hour. in oakland, southbound 880 we have a brush fire reported and it is slowing down traffic in both directions because check out the live camera, you can see all of these brake lights off to the right hand side, those lanes closer to the coliseum and that is what they are running into, the slowdown from the emergency room. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza the lights came on it 5:36 and traffic will not let up soon and neither will my

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awareness about recycling. it turns out that maybe we are not doing it as well as we should be. gloria rodriguez has the new data released in the past hour. gloria: good morning, cal recycle estimating that the rate was 40% last year, lower than the rate in 2020 which was 42%. on this america recycles day more than 2000 recycling events are held around the country with 2 million people participating. the city of san leandro is allowing residents to dispose of things like pharmaceuticals, household batteries and dvds at the marina community center between 9:00 in the morning and 1:00 in the afternoon. you had to register ahead of time even if you are not able to participate. america recycles day is a good reminder to recycle and make sure you are doing it right. when recycling plastic food

containers, they ask the residents to make sure that the containers are clean and dry. >> there is the whole tension between in the bay area and a drought, how much cleaning will be due of our containers. we tried to send the message as a quick rinse of a jar or other kinds of containers that you will put in your recycling. but it is important that it is dry so it does not contaminate the other materials that are in the recycling bin. gloria: california has measures to boost recycling. they say that legislation will require all packaging be composted or recyclable i-20 32. here are a few recite -- by 2032. here are a few tips, flattened cardboard boxes and you can recycle mail, broken glass should not go in the recycling

bin. aluminum cans do not need to be crushed before they are recycled. they have a lot more tips on the website and keep in mind that some jurisdictions might do things a little differently when it comes to recycling so check where you live to -- so you know what they taken and what you need to do. kumasi: nasa is hoping for a time's a charm for the artemis rocket. it will begin fueling in preparation for the launch. the 4 billion-dollar mission has been postponed three times because of fuel leaks and hurricane ian. artemis had some storm damage last week from hurricane nicole. that damage was minor. thousands more tech workers are expected to lose their jobs. "the new york times" is reporting that amazon will lay off 10,000 employees. they would be the largest in the company's history impacting 3% of corporate employees.

this follows layoffs by twitter and meta. these companies could be watching what the others are doing and following the trend. >> they are taking the opportunity to lay off employees because others are already doing it. it is not easy to pin the explanation for particular problems on any one thing. we have been through a pandemic, there is global inflation and a war in ukraine and energy disruptions. kumasi: if you are concerned about your job a clinical psychologist said that there are things you can do. start by having an honest conversation with family about a potential layoff. map out a strategy to pivot into a new role or industry. reggie: a third railroad workers union has rejected a proposed contract and is poaching -- pushing the country closer to a strike. members of the international brotherhood of boilermakers voted against a tentative agreement reached in september.

two other unions are set to strike december 4 if no agreement is reached. about 30% of u.s. freight is moved by way of cash by rail. it could affect gas and food prices. walmart announced that is willing to pay 3.1 billion dollars to settle lawsuits over its handling of opioids. it is a similar settlement announced by cbs and walgreens. they were sued by multiple state and local governments for improperly tracking prescriptions for powerful painkillers. walmart maintains that nothing -- that they did nothing wrong. we will take a live look at the new york stock exchange. we are up 274 points. for the first time since being diagnosed with ms, christina applegate appeared in public. she received her very own star on the hollywood walk of fame. she was seen using a bedazzled cane to walk and leaning on

katie's ago. during an emotional speed -- speech she thanked her family, friends and got in a few jokes. >> by the way i have a disease. anyway. did you not notice? i am not even wearing shoes. you are supposed to laugh at that. reggie: i watch the whole speech she did a wonderful job. she was diagnosed in august of last year. there is no cure, but there are several treatment options. one dog is safe and well after she turned herself into a police station. this is surveillance video from a police department in england. kumasi: i need to see rosie coming into this building. and apparently she sat down in the reception area and waited until someone came over. and they were able to reunite rosie with her owner because of her caller.

reggie: what is going on outside? what is she doing? what is outside that door? drew: leaves. reggie: so trees at this time of the year. would you call that a cycle, like a lifecycle? drew: yes. also border collies are one of if not the smartest breeds of dogs. reggie: i thought there was more to the story. i thought the dog did something outside. kumasi: you always want some extra. reggie: i expect a high level from these videos. reggie: i want her to commit a crime outside the police station which is what i thought happened and go and turn herself in and ring the bell. drew: i would like to speak to somebody please. i have committed a crime. watch out for the leaves. reggie: asking too much?

drew: we are going to be entertained. here is a pretty picture. the exploratorium camera, we are about to see the sun over the horizon and here's the forecast. mainly clear with chilly conditions. it is breezy in the hills and it is sunny and warm the next two afternoons. here is why it is breezy. high-pressure is situated to the east with that clockwise throw -- flow sending a bit of a breeze offshore in nature to the bay area. it will be stronger in southern california where we have a red flag warning in effect. up to 75 miles an hour, thankfully back at home the recent rain, especially last week are mitigating fire concerns despite the offshore wind. 2:00 p.m., breezy. the wind will ebb and flow as

the evening goes on and it will weaken towards wednesday afternoon despite the wind strengthening tomorrow. today it is a lot of sunshine. 64 in the city. the same in san jose. near 70 in santa rosa. so, certainly feeling warmer than yesterday. overnight tonight we will keep a bit of a breeze with the wind gusting at 10 to 20 miles an hour which helps to keep temperatures elevated around the bay shoreline. holding in the 40's with colder spots in the valleys. 39, livermore. here are the next several days showing you sunshine and breezy. warming up tomorrow and into the weekend the dry pattern continues. kumasi: we are still a little over a week from thanksgiving but if you are still really past that and thinking about christmas, a radio station has you covered. >> we announce that we will be flipping to christmas music this

friday at noon. the bay area embraces it so much. during christmas week 2 million people are listening, one third of the population. kumasi: you heard it, 96.5 kiot kicking off its 24 hours a day christmas music on friday. we found out about it on midday live and you can watch weekdays from 10:00 until 2:00 p.m.. check t her show and all the christmas music that you can stand. reggie: you will want to see this. robot dogs dressed up in traditional japanese kimonos. do i want to see this? kumasi: yes. reggie: oh. kumasi: we think. this was last week at a japanese shrine celebration. sony organize this event to have

people pay respects to aibo, or partner. restrictions are tight when it comes to pet owners chip so it is a -- it is a size of a house cat. reggie: that is a story where they bring in fake animals to comfort patients. ok, whatever you like. i am for it, i am not going to yuck your yum. you can watch all of our newscast live and on-demand through the abc bay area connected app available for apple tv and android tv and roco and you can download the app and start streaming. someone is paddle boarding, that is fun. i want to be that. i really like paddle boarding with a sunset in the background. take me. we'll be right back.

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kumasi: 6:57 and here are the seven things to know, former president donald trump is expected to launch his 2024 presidential campaign tonight. former vice president mike pence told republicans abc news that republicans will have a better choice. reggie: the man accused of attacking the husband of house speaker nancy pelosi is due in federal court. he is facing 50 years in prison on the federal charges in addition to the state felony charges. kumasi: heads up if you are heading to sfo, american airlines flight attendants will be picketing at the airport and across the country at different airports. they are drawing attention to ongoing contract negotiations. reggie: frontier and five other airlines will pay $7 million in fines for delaying refunds for canceled or delay fight -- flights. airlines have been ordered to

refund travelers $6 million. drew: it is a mixed bag when it comes to temperatures in the coldest valleys waking up to the 30's. along the coast it is warmer for half moon bay. the sun is up and it is a very pretty shot at the exploratorium camera. lots of sunshine and we go into the 50's and 60's later on. jobina: that brush fire that we were following in oakland has cleared on southbound 880 at 20 9th avenue so speeds are moving and the life camera showing that area with northbound traffic moving as well. kumasi: these kangaroos got into a boxing match before a wedding in australia. the person who took the video and gave commentary said that everybody stopped looking for the bride and groom and spent 20 minutes watching the fight. reggie: what about the kangaroo in the back? that was just standing? the referee? he was like this is not my drama that i will buy a ticket.

♪ good morning, america. for our viewers in the west, republicans just one win away from a majority in the house while another trump-backed candidate loses as he's set to run for president. breaking overnight, for the first time in more than a decade arizona flipped. democrat katie hobbs projected to win the heated governor's race, beating trump-backed election denier kari lake. this as the house edges closer to being decided a week after election day. also this morning, the reaction after mike pence breaks his silence about january 6th. >> i never heard from the president or the white house that day. >> and with former president trump expected to announce he's running for president for a third time tonight, will his former vice president challenge him?