ikea announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> deadly nightclub shooting. at least five people killed and more than one doesn't hurt atlanta lgbtq nightclub in colorado springs. a possible suspect in custody. that nightclub is closed until further notice after the deadly shooting. five people are dead. at least 18 others are hurt. police were called after midnight local time to the venue called club q for reports of an active shooter. sources say shooting happened while the club was hosting a drag show last night. the club was getting ready to host a drag brush event for today in celebration of transgendered a remembrance. a possible suspect is injured

and now in custody. the fbi is assisting with the investigation. the club described the shooting as a hate attack and said it was devastated by the attack on our community. in 2016 a mass shooter opened fire at a gay nightclub in orlando, florida killing 49 people and injuring more than 50. we will keep you updated on any new developments on this story. thanks for joining us on sunday, number 20th. i am liz kreutz. we will get a check of the forecast with lisa. lisa: high pressure is in control. the winds are light. we have a nice day on the way but wait until you see these morning temperatures. 49 san francisco but you do see the 44 palo alto. freezing in santa clara. 40 in san jose. check out not only the 30's but the 20's. 29 in fairfield. netvato at 42. the sun coming up at 6:55.

we will drop another few degrees. three to 17 degrees colder and for the rest of the morning, it will be a slow recovery to the 50's. mid-50's by 9:00. low to mid-50's and upper 60's today. some high clouds. a nice day ahead. another cold night. we will see more of the same with subtle changes for thanksgiving. details in a few minutes. liz: back here at home, kamala price will become the first ever black district attorney. she brands herself as a reform advocate. as anser hassan tells us, her supporters hope she will be the change they have been pushing for. reporter: many community groups say pamela price's win signals big changes are ahead. >> it really speaks to the energy and community's willingness to think about how do we reimagine public safety.

reporter: sandy is with the urban peace movement, a group that seeks alternatives to incarceration and investing in more violence prevention programs. she acknowledges the attempt at reform at the current da's office but she adds things could be much different. >> we believe that reforms are not happening fast enough and that we are not seeing the full benefit of some of the alternatives that are being put in place. reporter: she says price promises more transparency and community engagement. she points to her specific programs like ending the practice of charging youth as adults and expanding diversion programs, alternatives to jail. she sees it as big shifts in the criminal justice system especially for communities of color. >> it gives us hope in thinking about how do we move away from these punitive systems and really tackle public safety. >> they could have a similar

platform but the difference is in that pamela comes with new ideas outside of the box thinking. reporter: deputy director of political engagement at a community labor organization that fights for lower wage workers. he says price's proposal for more please accountability are the types of reforms that they hope the d.a. can deliver. >> they have a lot of power in convicting or what is the charge for you. there are opportunities for mental health programs. reporter: in san francisco, voters had similar ideas for criminal justice reform but their newly elected progressive d.a. was ousted in a recall election in june. the fact that price won just months after on a comparable progressive platform shows that alameda county voters want a

comprehensive approach to criminal justice reform. >> we are witnessing a monument change in alameda county. reporter: after her win, price tweeted, "my administration will begin an era of change that makes us stronger and safer. " she takes office in january. liz: we will have more on the midterm elections as republicans narrowly win control of the house. public speaker paul ryan will talk about the challenges facing the gop agenda and the party's future. you can watch the full interview with george stephanopoulos right here on abc7. developing news involving twitter. former president trump can tweet again. elon musk revealed that trump's account has been reinstated. the decision reverses a ban that has cut trump off of the social media site for nearly two years since the attack on the u.s. capitol. elon musk made the announcement after conducting a poll that asked users to click yes or no on whether trump's account should be restored.

after 50 million votes, the yes vote won with close to 52%. trump has not yet tweeted and he previously said he would remain on his own platform, truth social. the family of alexis gabe finally has closure. they traveled to the site where some of her remains were found earlier this month. the family held a vigil employment, 80 miles east of locally. an orange flag marks the spot where investigators made the discovery. investigators say her former boyfriend killed her. he was later shot and killed by authorities in the seattle area as they tried to arrest him in june. police are asking for the public self -- public's help after the killing of a 19-year-old girl. police say her father did not return the child to her mother after visitation and they say he is intentionally concealing her whereabouts and actively avoiding law enforcement. at warrant has been issued for his arrest. if you see him or his daughter, you are asked to call police.

in oakland a search is underway for this car which was used in a possible kidnapping friday night. . witnesses tell police they saw two women struggling at the intersection of harrison and pearl street at 5:30. both women eventually got into the older model honda sedan. investigators believe it was a case of domestic violence. police are asking the public for help in locating the car and those who were seen driving in it. now to your health which is a key part of building a better bay area. as you prepare for holiday gatherings, experts are waiting and about how to keep safe. experts say it is important to be up-to-date on your covid and flu vaccines, testing for covid at home before activities without masks is also recommended. health officials are warning of a possible spike in covid cases during the holidays and there is potential for a triple-pandemic with rising flu and rsv case is putting a strain on hospitals across the country. happening today, people who get vaccinated against covid get

into the kids discovery museum in san jose for free. the museum is partnering with the stanford flu crew vaccination clinic. he went six months and older is eligible. if one person gets vaccinated, they receive up to five free tickets for the whole family. the clinic is from 9:30 to 12:30 and from 1:30 to 4:30. a new mural is on display under the highway number one overpass. they held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the tunnel. the new mural titled, "all of our children united" represents the bond between the communities. the contractor shares what the process was like for him. >> this is a community-driven project. day one we started out with the schematic of trying to bring both communities together. the fruition, as you can see. liz: it is designed with more than 500 blue handprint that put on a sunrise and sunset

backdrop. the mural connects two roads. lisa, what is it like out there? lisa: it is cold. a lot colder than yesterday. mid-40's at the airport. upper 40's here. no fog. that is not an issue. the dew points are low. the winds are slacking off. that means plenty of frost in the inland valleys. we will talk good recovery, a pleasant several days leading up to thanksgiving and hopefully a pattern shipped as we get to the end of the holiday weekend, next. liz: also ahead, slow street in san francisco. the changes you will see in one part of the city this week. ♪ wish come true. wish come true. mariah carey's next ho. ho. ho. it's santa. we got a problem. ♪

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i had no idea how beautiful it would be. we just spent an amazing morning in chinatown. cornell: the new subway runs north to south across the city with three new underground stations linking selma to union square and chinatown. here at the union square station, check out how huge this escalator is. it is 100 feet from street level down to the platform and really that was one of the main engineering challenges. >> i have not taken the stairs yet and i may not do that for quite a while. cornell: monks had a blessing ceremony at the chinatown station named after community advocate rose pak. the chamber of commerce president says the new subway line has been a long time coming. >> the opening of the central subway could not come at a better time as chinatown was recovering. first, then pandemic. there is also anti-asian hate and the slowdown of businesses

in general. >> we have a 25% cost over run which is sing if you get. cornell: he acknowledges the budget -- project was over budget and four years late. >> we hit a river that we were not expecting. we hit archaeological sites that extort -- that resulted in erohey and thetal ve 2 peninsula. cornell: rides will be free on wednesday through december. the central subway opening is january 7, 2023. liz: in the castro district residents are taking charge to clear a public sidewalk of drug dealing. these were installed at the corner of 18th street and no we street. neighbors say there was a fair amount of drug dealing. with city approval these plants

are filled with succulents and other plants are being placed on the site. today is world day of remembrance for road traffic victims. events are taking place across the road for people killed in traffic crashes every year. walk sf says millions are heard and killed in these crashes every year and san francisco will hold its eighth annual event outside of city hall for this. organizers will share stories at 4:00. there will also be a candlelight vigil at 5:00. this week the presidio in san francisco will see new changes encouraging people to get outside. it was implemented during the pandemic after listening to the community. new pavement markings will be added. they cater to those on bikes, wheelchairs and on foot. it adds custom street art and boulders. visitors can expect the process to take three weeks. tonight is the 50th annual american music awards in los angeles. news reporter morgan norwood has

a preview of what to expect on one of the biggest nights in music. morgan: the 2022 american music awards are here making the biggest and brightest artists under one roof. >> is a music show that his fan-driven -- it is a music show that is fan-driven. morgan: which music stars will take home the coveted award? puerto rican rapper and singing sensation bad bunny leads the pack with eight nominations including his fourth nomination for artist of the year. if he can win all of those categories, he will tie michael jackson and whitney houston for taking home the most ama's in a single nighttaylor swift and bee most female nominated -- most nominated female artists of the year. >> taylor, harry styles,

beyonce, adele, the ones with the fan armies tend to be the ones who do the best. morgan: hosting this year mooney? comedian -- hosting the ceremony? comedian wayne brady. >> music is my first love. morgan: lionel richie will also be honored with the prestigious icon award. stevie wonder will deliver a live performance of linux biggest hits -- lionel richie's biggest it. liz: watch the american music awards tonight on abc7. mariah carey's child whose dream is coming to life -- mariah carey's childhood dream is coming to life. the star is opening for santa. ♪ she makes her appearance around 9:00 this morning during the parade this thursday right before santa makes his. the lineup includes gloria as defined in love do, sean pl,are?

i'm going to delegate. liz: that's a good idea. lisa: i do that every year. it is too much. liz: you cannot do it all. lisa: these morning lows have been dropping into the 30's. yesterday, not as bad but this morning 20's and 30's and we will rebound to some mild afternoon 60's so a few degrees with an average. live doppler 7 where storm tracker continues to press toward the north and high pressure is control. a few weak systems bringing high clouds from time to time and then the ridge rebuilds. a little town in new york right on the east side of lake ontario picking up two to three inches in one hour for the great lakes. it is winding down in buffalo but not after 77 inches of snow

where the football team plays in orchard park. over six feet of snow. that's enough, i think. 50 mount diablo. 32 in walnut creek. more freezing temperatures toward dublin. livermore at 44 degrees. the numbers continue to drop. danville, 31. in the north bay, santa rosa, 40. 42 in novato. on the peninsula, chly numbers and 40 in san jose. anywhere from one couple degrees to 70 degree temperature drop. -- 17 degree temperature drop. temperatures rebounding into the 50's in the sierra nevada for the next several days for the afternoon. what a view from our roof camera. the sun coming up at 6:55. it sets at 4:55. just over 10 hours of daylight. we could sit here and look at this for quite some time. our forecast headlines, clear

and chilly this morning. mild afternoons and will have cold mornings each day. a couple of systems bringing high clouds later today, into your monday, even into tuesday and then we have bright and beautiful weather on wednesday for thanksgiving day. temperatures climbing. here is a look at the next several hours. you notice that by 3:00, 3:30, here are very high cirrus clouds. through the overnight hours, still a few. not enough to insulate us overnight. 1:30 monday afternoon come out mostly sunny skies. as we look at highs today ranging from comfortable, 63 on the coast with some lighter winds. 65 downtown. mid 60's on the peninsula. another pleasant afternoon. ros5 in livermore. some high clouds will impact us tomorrow with a slightly cooler day. you will probably not notice but with a high clouds with us on tuesday, they are way up there

in the atmosphere. plenty of sun wednesday and thursday. we are above average. we will capture the turkey for sure. by the weekend, looking at increasing clouds and return to a pattern shift. we are looking more confident with that forecast. liz: certainly chilly. i know it has been nice and clear but i have been needing those jackets. lisa: dry. liz: for sure. just ahead, what to be on the lookout for if you are planning to get a pet this holiday season. gma is unveiling a black friday deal for hulu. new and eligible subscribers can get hulu originals for 1.9 in $9 per month for a year. for more information go to hulu.com/gma.

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liz: if you are planning on giving someone a pet for the holidays, scammers might try to take advantage. michael finney has the warning from the better business bureau. michael: she cuddles with her dog, her constant companion for eight years. she wanted to surprise her son with a dog of his own. >> we found one that spoke his name to us and we were like my this is the one. michael: daphne found the pet on an online pet store. she sent her 50% deposit and waited for the puppy to arrive at oakland international airport. >> i was waiting and i was waiting for the plane. i was looking, looking. michael: alma is with the better business bureau. she says consumers are often enticed with cute photos of

puppies stolen from someone else online. >> a lot of the scam websites that we see, they use really good enticing photos where we get warm and fuzzy inside billy see a really good puppy. michael: judy found her core be on a website for sale. that puzzled her because she had been euthanized. she thinks someone stole her photos off her facebook page. >> it is degrading to show my beautiful dog pregnant to scam people out of money. michael: the bbb says scammers will require a large upfront deposit. daphne says the people who sold her a puppy demanded additional money for a special crate and other fees. 18 months later, she still has not received her puppy. >> it keeps happening and happening because people want that puppy so bad. michael: michael finney, 7 on your side. liz: today is transgender day of

remembrance, a day to memorialize people killed due to anti-transgender hatred. we are releasing our latest abc7 original, "being gwen: a life and death story." it tells the story of gwen who was killed 20 years ago and her murder impacts us today. >> the story tells the story of not just the murder of gwen which was very brutal, but also her life. she was 14 years old when she made the transition and her mom was very accepting at the time and said i was going to make you , if you want to live as a woman, i will support you but even she at that time did not know what transgender meant and she was at the time calling her eddie when she was being interviewed so she went through an evolution through that. the community educated her about what being transgender was and then she went on and became an

advocate for the transgender community. liz: you can watch on our 24/7 streaming channel. still to come on abc seven, an update on the shooting in colorado springs at an lgbtq nightclub that has left at least five people dead and several more injured. plus, preventing catalytic converter thefts. the new program one police department is launching. a christmas parade crash. what we know

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host an event today in celebration of transgender day of remembrance. the club is now closed until further notice. police have a possible suspect in custody. that person was also hurt. dispatch audio reveals what officers dealt with as they responded. >> reports of 10 people shot with mass casualties. several incidences. >> [indiscernible] liz: the nightclub shared this statement on their facebook page, "club q is devastated by this attack on our community. our prayers and thoughts are with all of the victims. we thank the quick reactions of government." we will give you any new developments on this story.

we did send a push alert after he learned about this story. stay on top of breaking news as it happens and updates on our abc7 app. just download the app and enable push alert. thank you for joining us on sunday, november 20. we will now get a check of the forecast with lisa argen. lisa: good morning. a pretty view from our roof camera. the winds have dropped off and the wind-sheltered area is in the low 30's. 40 in san jose. 43 palo alto. on the coast, 41. there is our beautiful city where numbers are very cold. 29 by the delta. 31 santa rosa. 32 novato. 34, concord, livermore and napa. 14 to 15 degrees colder. we have plenty of sun on the way today. it will take a while. low to mid-60's again, near average and looking at another

chilly night. we will pick out the subtle differences and detail thanksgiving and beyond in a few minutes. liz: thank you. developing now, a north carolina family is waiting for answers after a 14-year-old girl was hit and killed during a christmas parade in raleigh. the driver is facing several charges. christine sloan hears from witnesses. christine: as police investigate the death of a young girl struck and killed by a pickup truck after it lost control at a christmas parade, witnesses are speaking out. >> it was moving kind of fast. they did a really good job responding. it was scary. we tried to get out of the way. they had it handled by the time it stopped. lisa: the vehicle was carrying members of the dance troupe. the victim was one of the dancers performing in front of the truck. witnesses say they heard the driver yelling out of his window that he had lost control and could not stop. >> you could tell they were not

gassing. it was rolling down the street. they were yelling at people, get out of the way. you could tell they were panicking. christine: people can be seen on video scattering as the truck continued to move forward. police and other bystanders jumping in front, attempting to take it to a standstill. the young girl was taken to the hospital where she died of her injuries. >> the governor tweeting, we mourn for this family and their friends as we keep them in their prayers. christine: police say the driver was arrested and charged with several counts including misdemeanor death by motor vehicle, careless and reckless driving and carrying a firearm in a parade. following the incident, the parade was immediately canceled. christine sloan, abc news, new york. liz: san mateo police are trying to prevent catalytic converter fast with the first of its kind

marking kit. it includes two multiple -- two labels with identification number, metal etching fluid and a sticker winter. you can install the kit without the help of a mechanic. they are only available to san mateo residents. a pretty smart idea. a bay area research project is uncovering secrets in the ground. as dan ashley explains, one of those is a potential new way to capture precious water from passing storms. dan: researchers from stanford have flown across california on an airborne treasure hunt, probing into the ground in the search for liquid gold. water, or more precisely, a place to capture it. >> there will be more intense storms, more intense droughts. the idea is when we have intense storms, capture floodwater, divert it to locations such as

this, get it into the ground to recover from the previous drought or prepare for the next. dan: she is a researcher with the school of sustainability. she released a new study confirming the technology's ability to locate what are now called paleo-valleys. they are pathways created thousands of years ago by the movement of glaciers that once stretched down from the ceric. filled with porous material, experts believe they can act like an express lane to carry floodwater deep into the aquifer. >> there are water managers looking at how they can use an existing aqueduct or irrigation canal or a series of ditches to move water to prime locations. one location is a paleo valley site discovered near fresno. executive officer of the north king groundwater sustained ability agency and a manager with the fresno irrigation district says planners are hoping to use the data to help

with critical groundwater recharge programs in an area hard-hit by the states ongoing drought. >> we will be able to maximize recharge potential and that is what it is all about. when the rain and the wet seasons come, we want to be able to put as much water into the underground as possible. dan: to make that happen, they are using a new grant to combine the airborne survey with ground data to create an online mapping system. the goal is to help everyone from water agencies to farmers identify locations that could be optimized for groundwater we charge -- recharge. >> there is so much space below the groundwater -- below the surface. the worse the water situation gets, the further down the water levels go, the more space we have for storage. dan: perhaps revolutionizing the way california manages its water supply. liz: researchers say versions of the technology can be used in smaller areas to locate optimal

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liz: welcome back. here is a live look from our roof camera. a beautiful view. the effects of high inflation has many families turning to organizations like city teen. the nonprofit handed out thousands of turkeys at his community center this weekend. they shared this video without. the organization expected demand to drop as they recovered from covid but instead they are seeing 10% to 15% higher demand. an old christmas favorite is back in a new setting in san francisco. >> if you should lose your tour,, take a look. liz: the christmas fairy has returned after a two year hiatus. part of the palace is transformed into victorian london in the mid-1800s with vendors in full costume.

th>> there are six pubs and seven stations. it is impossible to see it all in one day. liz: the fair has expanded to include a new exhibit hall adjacent to the palace mannarino. there is also a skating rink and a forest of christmas trees that are being sold to benefit the delancey street foundation. starting to get light out there. lisa: it is another 15 minutes until sunrise. we can do better than a picture like that but it is nice out there where temperatures will climb into the 60's this afternoon. low to mid-30's in some of the inland valleys. stay tuned for a look at a mild thanksgiving as we come back and fine-tune the forenus.z: next, a bragging rights. who gets their hand on the coveted axe? larry beil on the highlights

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prevagen. healthier brain. better life. liz: here is a live look outside this morning from our emeryville camera looking over the bay bridge. the warriors are looking for their first road win of the season. they take on the rockets in houston today. tip-off is a 4:00 at toyota center. thousands of fans packed into the stadium for the big game. larry beil has the highlights. larry: good morning. the one 25th edition of the big game, sellout crowd. stanford was in control for three quarters and then they were not. they were trying to keep the axe for the second straight year. kyle had a chance to take the lead. jack plummer picked off by

gilman. stanford leading at the break. they seemed to be in control. elijah higginson, letting them breaking a tackle. not to be denied. david shah pumped up. stanford is in charge. in the fourth quarter, here is where things go terribly wrong. they score to get within five. then ashton daniels loses it and it ends up in jackson's hands. touchdown. 37 yards. 20-17. mckee, picked by daniel scott and that would seal the deal at memorial stadium. cal wins 27-20. in the fourth quarter, they flipped the game. they keep the axe. it is the first time they have won at home since 2008. >> it was kind of fun. both teams going into the same situation, not having the

seasons they predicted. definitely a good buzz and getting the fans to rush the field was awesome. >> especially to our players and the way they have approached each day, we knew it but take a good game and we found a way to win and that is what really matters in the end. just love those guys and i think lot of lesso moments we have had and also be able to enjoy this one. >> we missed an opportunity to get our seniors the axe and now we have an opportunity to send them out with a win in our last game at sanford stadium. larry: san jose state and utah state, too cold for some, too warm for others. utah state lead in the third. elijah cooks, his third touchdown halfway through the fourth. cordero, two. jackson canaan, they went for two and they got it. they came back down the field. the third score of the evening. it comes down to last chance for

the spartans on fourth and two, got to have it. cordero, cooks and complete. spartans lose 35-21. sparks, rangers. the warm jerseys. that is cool. the rangers, julian gauff he ate tip sit-in, 1-0 new york. 41 saves, not enough. 2-1 new york is the final. that is a wrap on morning's sports. enjoy your sunday, everybody. i am larry beil. liz: don't forget the 49ers take on the arizona cardinals in mexico city tomorrow. you can watch monday night football right here on abc7. coverage begins at 5:00 p.m. lisa, how is it looking out there? nice dry weather today.

no fog insight. lisa: we have an onshore flow in the upper elevations but high pressure is in control and we will see numbers come up in the dry air throughout the afternoon. into the 60's again and this bridges firmly in place. a few weak systems will drift by the next few days but not making too much of an impact. then we will see some changes toward thanksgiving. from volmer peak, a nice view. 41 in oakland. aosan jose. sta clara lo ' o the coast. cruz,will be in it will be nicbut we are looking at frosty mornings to continue for the next few days. 30 santa rosa road. novato. 29 in fairfield. napa at 36. everyone is chilling out this morning.

in napa, usually the cold spot. it could be colder than that. that goes to novato, livermore and concord. clear and chilly this morning. mild sunny days throughout the week and we will look for a few weak disturbances to bring some high clouds before thanksgiving. that includes tomorrow, tuesday and by wednesday high pressure builds. even warmer for the holiday and the wednesday before the day of thanksgiving and then after that, it looks like we will get in line with more clouds when this ridge finally weaken and hopefully some different weather heading our way involving rain. 67 santa clara. in sunnyvale on the peninsula, a little bit of high clouds but still a sunny afternoon with 65. menlo park, los altos in the upper 60's as you look at downtown, normal highs within one degree or so once again. 65. daly city in the mid 60's. in the north bay it has been a

cold start but a good recovery with the winds not much of a factor today along the coast. 65 around vallejo. on the east bay, it has been cold but by the afternoon we should be in the mid 60's and that is where we will be with about 66 in oakland. 67 in union city. heading inland mid-60's as well. 65 in concord. looking at the next several days, high pressure deflecting thanksgiving, still drynorth and as we get into that late saturday, sunday timeframe, it looks like the ritual head out of town and we could see our first chance of some measurable rain. the accuweather 7 day forecast looking at the upper 60's today. some high clouds, not much change tomorrow, just by a few degrees. by tuesday and wednesday, looking at the mild afternoon pattern. overnight lows frosty and as we get into the end of the week, it is mild and we get a few changes

there, looking like we could see them into next weekend. hopefully that will include some mountain snow. liz: they got such a good start. thanks. a family in east palo alto is mourning the loss of a loved one and got a sweet surprise in the form of a goldendoodle puppy. dustin dorsey tells us how the community stepped up in a touching way. reporter: can you keep a secret? this family does not know it but you are about to give them a big surprise. [laughter] reporter: this incredibly cute goldendoodle puppy is the newest member of the family. she comes along with all the needed supplies free of charge thanks to donations from dillon's doodles and the community, a gden roif hope for this family who was impacted by the pandemic in one of the

worst ways possible. >> this past year has been hell. they have suffered a great loss and they are just now sticking their head up and i knew would make my girls happy and even my grandson. reporter: the puppy comes on the day the family remembers losing their mother, one year ago to the date with the girl always wanting a dog. the grandma worked to provide a smile on such a difficult day. >> i love him. reporter: dillon's doodles specializes in training dogs to bring support to people who need the most. the co-owners as they donate dogs to families for different reasons and she hopes that little one can bring them joy. >> i am a nurse and i have spent the last two years working in hospitals and seeing all the families that are suffering from the aftereffects of covid. this is why this meant a lot to me as well. >> are you going to keep the name with cream or what are you

going to name him? >> what do you think? >> we can call her treasure. >> i like treasure. >> i like treasure too. >> there's nothing like losing your mom or parent at an early age so i am glad we have treasure. reporter: treasure, a reminder of the gift she is and will be for this family who lost so much. dustin dorsey, abc7 news. liz: such a cute dog. happening today, the fall holiday chocolate salon is in san francisco after three years. the show gives everyone the opportunity to experience some of the finest chocolate vendors from around the world. salon highlights feature tastings, demonstrations, chef talks and more. tickets cost $20 in advance or $25 at the door. it will be at the san francisco county fair buildin

liz: back to developing news in colorado. if you are just joining us, at

least five people have died and 18 are injured after a shooting at a gay nightclub in colorado springs. sources say it happened while club q was hosting a show. the cb was getting ready to of remembrance.orio otrenr the club is now closed until further notice. police have a possible suspect in custody. that person was also hurt. authorities do not have -- have not determined a motive for the shooting. the club is calling it a hate attack. stay with abc7 news for updates as we learn more throughout the morning. a really sad start to this morning, again, another mass shooting in the u.s.. lisa, a final check of the weather before we say goodbye. lisa: you may want to wait a couple of minutes before you head out. it is cold out there. temperatures in santa clara are in the low 30's. san jose, 40. 33 palo alto. 40 in oakland.

39 in san francisco. half moon bay at 41. santa cruz back to the 60's. 29 in fairfield. 30 novato. santa rosa 33. clear sky at the golden gate bridge. frosty mornings ahead. a mild afternoon. a few high clouds from time to vi65 livermore.w will 68 in san jose and santa rosa. the accuweather 7 day forecast, a few high clouds. temperatures not budging too much. your average and above average wednesday and thursday and looking like rain returning the end of the holiday weekend. liz: we are hoping to get the rain. thank you and thank you for joining us on abc7 mornings. i am liz kreutz with lisa argen. good morning america is next. have a great rest of your sunday.

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