announcer: this is abc7news. >> the suspect now in custody was identified a short time ago. we are learning more details about the chilling moments that he walked into the club. thank you for joining us. i am liz kreutz. we are learning more out of colorado. a 22-year-old man is in custody in connection to the shooting. law enforcement says he was previously arrested in 2021 for a bomb threat incident. the shooting a gay nightclub

that was hosting a drag show last night. they were getting ready to host a drag brunch event today in celebration. please describe what happened when officers arrived to the club. >> the suspect entered the club and immediately began shooting at people inside. while the suspect was inside the club, at least two heroic people inside the club confronted and fought with the suspect. they were able to stop him from continuing to kill and harm others. liz: they say he used a long gun rifle and was detained within minutes of the shooting. a motive has not yet been determined, but the club described the shooting as a hate attack and says they were devastated by this senseless attack on our community.

in 2016, a shooter opened fire at a nightclub in florida. we will keep you updated with any new developments, as they come in. good morning. you will get a check of the weather with lisa argen. lisa: pointing out a big dome of high pressure over that they area. temperatures are recovering to mainly 40's now. near 60 at half moon bay. nice visibility around palo alto. a little breezy but not as breezy as it has been. with all these 40's, it is certainly warmer than it was last hour. four to nine degrees colder. if you were up early, you probably wanted to get back in bed. around noon, a few clouds

entering parts of the area. some high clouds and we will see similar conditions until the holiday. bigger changes for the end of the holiday weekend. liz: family price is set to be the first ever black strict attorney. she branded herself as a staunch reform advocate. her supporters in the community hope that she will finally be the change that they have been pushing for. >> many groups say it 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: an advocacy group that seeks alternatives to incarceration and invests more

in violence prevention programs. she knowledges the attempts of the current d -- da's office but says that things could be different. >> reforms are not happening fast enough and we are not seeing the full benefit and use of some of the alternatives put in place. reporter: she points to price's specific programs like ending the practice of charging youth as adults and expanding programs. she sees those as big shifts, especially for communities of color. >> it gives us a lot of hope about how we move away from these systems and tackle public safety. >> it comes with new ideas, outside the box thinking.

reporter: a community labor organization fights for lower wage workers. he says the proposals for worker rights enforcement and lowering the rates of recidivism are the types of reforms that many hope the new da can deliver. >> even convicting, what would be the charge for our youth? now there are opportunities with the programs. reporter: voters had similar ideas for criminal justice reform, but their newly elected dean was ousted in a recall election in june. the fact that price won months after on a comparable program shows that alameda county voters want a comprehensive approach to criminal justice reform. >> we are witnessing a change in alameda county right now. reporter: christ treated, we

will begin an era of change that ultimately makes a stronger and safer. liz: developing news involving twitter. former president donald trump again. his account has been reinstated. it reverses a band that has kept him off the social media site for nearly two years. musk made the announcement after conducting a poll to ask yes or no on whether his account should be reinstated. after filled -- 15 million votes, the yes vote won. trump has not yet treated and said he would remain on his own platform. the family of a murdered woman finally has some closure. the family held a vigil in plymouth about 80 miles east of

oakley. an orange flag marks the spot where they made the discovery. her former boyfriend killed her. he was later shot and killed by authorities as they try to arrest him in june. an annual has been found and taken into protective custody after her father was arrested in oakland. police say her father did not return the child to her mother after visitation. th sconceang whereabouts. thanking police for their community and helping to find the girl. witnesses tell police they saw two women struggling with each other at the intersection at 5:30 at night. both women got into the older model sedan.

people are asking for help identifying those in the car. health experts are weighing in about how to keep safe. experts say it is important to be up-to-date on your vaccines, testing for covid at home. health officials are warning about a possible spike think of the cases before the holidays. there is the potential for a tripledemic. it is putting a strain on hospitals across the country. happening today, people who get vaccinated can get into the children's discovery museum for free. they are partnering with the standard flu crew for a vaccination clinic. everyone six months and older are eligible for this. they receive up to five free tickets for their whole family.

a new unity mural is on display. they held a ribbon cutting ceremony for the revamped tunnel. it represents the historical bond between the communities. the paint contractor shares what this process was like for them. >> started out with the sick o-matic to try to bring human -- immunities together. >> more than 500 handprints sit on the backdrop. it connects both roads. 9:10 this morning and really dry and clear start to the morning. lisa: temperatures really plummeted this morning.

nice and sunny out there right now. lighter winds and high pressure sticking around for most of the holiday weekend. we are tracking the shift in our weather pattern. i'll have the details next with my forecast. liz: the changes you will see in one part of the city starting this week. ♪ liz: and with she is said to open for this week.

liz: chains are taking first ever chips on the long-awaited central subway. after a four year delay, the extension is finally connecting the south marketing method with chinatown.

abc 7 news will order took a ride and gives us a look at what it means for the community. reporter: passengers are boldly going where no transit riders have on before -- have gone before. >> and glad it finally got bill. i think it will really help to connect chinatown to the rest of the city. >> this is amazing. i had no idea how beautiful it would be. we just spent an amazing morning in chinatown. reporter: here with the union square station, check out how huge this escalator is. 100 feet from street level to the platform. that was one of the main engineering challenges.

>> it is all good, yes. reporter: monks had a blessing ceremony named after a community advocate. the chinese chamber of commerce president said the new subway line has been a long time coming. >> they are opening up the subway and it could not come at a better time. first, the pandemic, but there is also anti-asian -- there was also the anti-asian hate. >> we hit a river that we were not expecting. we hit archaeological sites that resulted in some extraordinary findings. this is the fulfillment of a promise and it also moves chinatown 20 minutes closer to the east bay and the peninsula.

reporter: res will be fe for liz: today is remembrance for road traffic victims. millions of people are her and killed in crashes every year. inferences go will hold a eight annual event outside city hall. they will share stories starting at 4:00. there will be a candlelight vigil at 5:00. we will start to see nikki -- new changes encouraging people to get outside. after listening to the community, new pavement markings and signage will be added. it also adds custom street art and boulders. the process could take up to three weeks. the annual musical words.

abc news reporter has a preview of what to ask act on one of the biggest night in music. >> bringing the biggest and brightest artist and music under the roof. >> it is fan driven. it is for music lovers. reporter: they decide which stars will take home the coveted award. a puerto rican rapper bad bunny leads the pack with nine nominations, including his first nomination for artist of the year. ♪ reporter: beyonce and taylor swift are the most nominated female artists. >> taylor, harry styles,

beyonce, adele, the ones with the fan armies tend to be the ones that do the best on this show. >> it is personal for me because it is a music show. reporter: lionel richie will also be awarded. liz: you can watch the musical words tonight at 8:00. mariah carey' s childhood dream is coming to life. she will open first and with her seasonal hit song. ♪ liz: she will make her appearance around 9:00 right before santa makes his.

obviously, mariah carey will be the star of the show. that song just gets you in the holidays. . lisa: that frost, another chilly one. certainly dry, and dry enough to allow the temperatures to drop. we are getting that recovery. it will stay with us for the next several days. we want to get you caught up on the great lakes where that snow bomb is easy. new york picked up 77 inches of snow. it looks like they will get a couple of inches moving over

lake ontario. they do need a break. it has been too much snow for that region. isn't that brilliant? a gorgeous day out there. upper 40's in palo alto with 61 in half moon bay. looking at a preview here. with those when -- but those winds easing, young looking at a slow climb into the 40. a good eight degrees jump. we will keep the theme in place. sunny afternoons.

a couple of systems tried to move through, but overall, it will be mild and your average. the d befe angiving and thangi day, it reestablishes itself after the systems pass on by. warmer weather, but that is not the whole story. a few more. here it is monday afternoon, mostly sunny. looking at highs today, from the low 60's to the mid-60's. this is within a degree or two with an average. we are a little bit above average with upper 60's, maybe 70. few high clouds appear monday and tuesday.

we are milder. it will actually be pretty nice. we will be looking for the change coming. not a lot of rain, but much of the west is lkian. liz: hopefully you can get that meal you are excited about. pumpkin bread, that type of thing. lisa:: the party atmosphere. liz: i had come a scam morning. what you should be on the lookout for. and gma is unrevealing -- is revealing new deal. the deal lasts through monday,

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additional fees. >> that just keeps happening because people want that puppy so that. liz: today is a day to memorialize people killed because of trans hatred. the true crime documentary tells the story of a bay area teenager who was killed 20 years ago. her murder still impacts us today. >> it tells the story, not just of the murder of going, but also her life. she was 14 years old when she made the transition. her mom was very accepting at the time and read, i'm going to make -- if you want to live as a woman, i will support you. even she, at that time, did not know what transgender meant.

she was calling her eddie when she was being interviewed, so she went through that. the trans community went to her and educated her what being transgender was. then she went on to become an advocate for the transgender community. liz: still to come on abc 7 warnings, preventing catalytic converter theft. the program one police department is launching and the latest on the mass shooting in co i'm mark and i live in vero beach, florida. my wife and i have three children. ruthann and i like to hike. we eat healthy. we exercise. i noticed i wasn't as sharp as i used to be. my wife introduced me to prevagen

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announcer: this is abc7news. liz: thank you for joining us. we will get back to that breaking news and carl -- and colorado. law enforcement sources say it happened when the club was hosting a bank show. the club was also getting ready

to host a drag brunch event. the club is now closed until further notice. please have a suspect in custody. dispatch ibm reveals what officers dealt with. >> reports of 10 people shot with casualties. [indiscernible] liz: they shared this statement saying, they had devastated. our prayers and thoughts are with all of our families and friends. abc news reporter has more details. reporter: 18 injured and five

dead. >> reporter -- reporter: reporting and active shooter just before midnight. officials descended on the scene and authorities said they were able to apprehend the suspect. it -- >> they confronted and fought with the suspect. they were able to stop the suspect from continuing to kill and harm others. reporter: it has been six years since a deadly shooting at the polls nightclub in orlando. that attack targeted the lgbtq community. they are devastated by this senseless attack on our community. our thoughts are with the victims. we think the actions from

customers that ended this attack. liz: governor gavin newsom shared this three. hate is taught. this is what happens when it goes unchecked. we have to continue to push back. state senator in san francisco said, last thanks mass shooting at ts a devastating reminder that lgbtq people are not safe in this country. you must fight against this hate and violent rhetoric online. we sent out this push alert. you can stay on top of this breaking news as it happens. moving on now, let's get a check of the forecast.

lisa: temperatures are mild in the 50's. this is due to a north wind. otherwise in the 40's. plenty of parties on this panel but since the last couple of hours, we have warmed up through the 30's. you will notice that the temperatures will climb. by 1:00, low 60's the depew clouds. we will get milder into midweek and thanksgiving. liz: a north carolina family is waiting for answers after a girl was hit and killed.

the driver of the truck is now facing several charges. christine hears from ethnicities. reporter: as police investigate the death of a young girl struck and killed by a pickup truck, witnesses are speaking out. >> stated a good job of responding. we tried to get out of the way. reporter: 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 that he had lost control and could not stop. >> they were rolling down the street and freaking out, yelling at people to get out of the way. reporter: fron ito a

standstishe died of her injurie. roy cooper between income and a joyous season on what should be a happy day, we are mourning for this family and their friends, as we keep been in our prayers. 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. liz: police are trying to prevent catalytic converter thefts. the first kit includes to be of labels with an identification number and two window stickers. they break into pieces if somebody tries to remove a catalytic converter. right now, they are only

available to san mateo residents. a research project is uncovering dantentia waypture precious watm recent storms. reporter: a kind of airborne treasure hunt with electromagnetic signals in the search for liquid gold, water, or more precisely a place to capture it. >> there will be more intense storms and droughts. when we had intense storms, capture floodwater and divert it to places like this. get it into the ground to recover and prepare for the next. reporter: rosemary has just released a new study for airborne technology's ability. they are buried pathways that

stretch down from the sierra. filled with material, they can act like a heist need express lane. reporter: there are managed -- >> there are managers looking at how to use an existing aqueduct to move water to prime locations to recharge. reporter: one is a site year fresno. executive -- she says they are hoping to potentially use the new data to help with article groundwater recharge programs. >> we will be able to maximize recharge potential. the heavy and wet seasons, and we want to be able to but as much into the underground as possible.

reporter: it will create a kind of online mapping system. the goal is to help everyone identify locations that could be optimize for recharge. >> there is so much space where we can store water. in some ways, the worse the situation gets, the further down the water levels go, the more space for storage. reporter: dan ashley, abc7news. liz: versions of this technology can be used in molar areas. tonight, you can enjoy a concert in the comfort of your own home. elton john is closing the door on touring with his final show at dodger stadium. it will streamline -- live on disney place.

there will be several big-name artists including do aviva -- dua lipa. does is the parent company of abc 7. a free surprise helping a family field. how a bay area community is showing support for a family, as they mourn the life of a loved one. a nice, clear look at the bridge this morning.

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liz: a new setting >> take a look. liz: the christmas fare has returned after a two year hiatus . part of the palace has been transformed into victorian

london. >> beautiful, handmade foods from all over the globe. there are six -- it is impossible to see it all in one day. liz: the fair has expanded. there is also a skating rink and a forest of freshly cut christmas trees. let's get a check outside again. lisa: right now it is 54. because he slept through those frosty early-morning temperatures, we have those in-store the next several days as the air mass six around. a few mild days ahead. we will talk about how many and how warm. liz: bay area dragon ranks --

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liz: the more you win. in the bay area, thousands of fans packed into the stadium for the big game. larry beil has the highlights in sports. larry: a sellout. stanford was in control for three quarters and then they were not. keeping it in berkeley. a chance to picked off. they seem to be in control, especially after the second half. breaking a tackle. not to be denied. stanford is in charge.

in the fourth quarter, this is where things go terribly wrong. stanford, the running quarterback loses it. it ends up -- 37 yards. picked by daniel scott, that would seal the deal. three touchdowns in the fourth quarter.winng the be for the second year and arroyo. >> the winner of this game probably feels a lot better about how their season goes. it is awesome. that it would take a good game.

i'm really proud of them for that. just really love those guys. i think it will take a lot of lessons and be able to enjoy this. >> to have an opportunity to send them out with a win. larry: two: for some and too warm for others. the third touchdown of the night. cordero two. they went for two and they got it. came right back down the field. it comes down to last chance. got to have it. incomplete. sh rge.arup jerseysthat is

six minutes left in the game. julian tips it in. what a save. 41 saves, not enough. 2-1 new york is your final. that is a wrap on morning sports. liz: let's get a check on the forecast. lisa: we are looking at dry weather. bringing a few high clouds and temperatures down. overall, not much to notice. the systems are to the east of us. it is mild, but right away, you see that 64.

winds still out of the north. down slipping winds make the atmosphere -- 54 in san francisco. the valleys bottom out at or below freezing this morning. recovering into the low 50's. fairfield was 29. as we look at that 24 hour temperature change, it is still chilly and cool. you have noticed the change for sure. you can see the north. when you get that north wind at 18 to 20 miles per hour, it is still mixing the atmosphere. some places have really recovered quickly. low 50's and santa cruz.

as we get that range rebounding, numbers from five to 10 degrees above average. it will allow for the vegetables stay in place might through the holiday. it looks like it will break down saturday and sunday. numbers in the mid 60's by the coast. upper 60's north and south into the bay. as we look at the storm track, it is out of town, welts of the north. this is where we bill. as we get into saturday, the ridge begins to drift to the east with winds.

it could mean mountain snow. we need some precipitation to go with the cooled air overnight. the seven-day forecast, mid and upper 60's for most. into somewhat of a repeat performance. the sunglasses, the heavy coat in the morning, the windows open in the afternoon. it gets nice. liz: now i'm imagining laying out. a family and east palo alto is mourning the loss of a dear loved one and they got a sweet surprise in the form of a golden doodle puppy. how the community stepped up in an incredibly touching way.

reporter: this family does not know it yet, but you are to give them a very show surprise. [laughter] this incredibly cute puppy is now the newest member of the family. she comes with all the supplies, completely free of charge. a ray of hope for this family. >> they suffered a great loss and they are just now sticking their head up. i knew it would make my girls happy. reporter: one year ago to the date of when they lost their mother. they were to provide the golden.

they specialize dogs as support companions for those who need them most. they know -- they don't eat for different reasons and they hope this one can bring them some joy. >> see from the aftereffects of what covid brought, and this meant a lot to me. >> we can call her treasure >> i like treasure. >> there is nothing like losing your mom or your parent at an early age, so i'm glad that we have treasure and i'm glad that we have heard today. we have heard today. liz: adorable ho. ho. ho.

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liz: a suspect has been identified in the mass shooting at a gay nightclub in colorado's that left five people dead. the 22-year-old is now in custody. authorities say they have not yet determined a motive for the shooting but the club posted a statement saying it was a hate attack. the venue was getting ready to host an event. the club is now closed until further notice. stay with us for updates on this developing story, as we learn more throughout the day. lisa, let's get one final check of the forecast. stuff: we have had some wild temperatures -- temperature swings. highs today in the mid to upper 60's with a lot of sunshine and higher clouds monday, tuesday, even milder wednesday.

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