an arrest and alameda county. what we are learning about the relationship between the shooter, the them and their children. >> a san francisco neighborhood where a dozen facilities are set to open up. >> battle over slow streets. the contentious issue at the center of a san francisco meeting and why some are against the program. >> we are taking a live look at the airport this morning. if you are flying out, you may soon only nedra id interface. -- your id interface. >> i went on a flight to london and i could not believe they only needed my face. >> i have not done this. >> it was here, going to london. i walked up to the gate and the scanned my face. >> in was not clear? >> >> no, it was at the gate.

>> that is good. but it was after security. i was not making the connection. it is pretty cool. >> we are living in the year 2022. >> we are turning a leaf weather forecast. it is dry today but chilly. 30's for the most part pregnant 36 in nevada. coal sports -- cold now. a freeze warning is in effect right now. some coldest temperatures will be found in the north bay this morning and then we warm up. we have dense fog out there and lingering moisture pockets in th outside of that, here is a live look at sutro tower showing fog over the city.

we will have fog first thing this morning. it is a dry day. today is the only totally dry day we have in the forecast so enjoy. temperatures in the mid-50's, leave the raingear at home but later tonight, clouds will is with our next storm system arriving tomorrow. >> a manic used in what police are calling a revenge clearing -- revenge killing is expected to be arraigned today, days after shooting another man in his driveway. reporter: has just lost his daughter two months ago, a death he brain -- flames on that man. that was the motive he used to kill a man out of newark on friday last week. 16-year-old daniel was killed

off of i-80 after a fight with her boyfriend. she tried to cross the road and was hit by multiple cars. her family sought answers and according to court documents, her distraught father confronted the father of her boyfriend in his new work driveway when he was sitting in his car. the district attorney says he asked where his son was, said his son killed his daughter, and shot him twice, killing him on scene before taking off. he was ultimately tracked down and arrested in san jose with a handgun on saturday and a 30 round magazine. zip ties along with the close he wore during the shooting. he was arrested, he admitted to buying the gun on the street last month for $350. lopez is expected to be arraigned in court in alameda county this morning at 9:00. we will let you know what happens.

>> guilty on all counts. a new york jury has convicted the family business that made former president trump a billionaire of criminal tax fraud. jobina is at the desk with what comes next. jobina: former president trump is calling the verdict "part of a witchhunt by democrats". this fight went on for 15 years. the company's former finance -- testified in the case. donald trump was not on prosecution himself but they that she knew what was happening. lawyers for the organization called the verdict preposterous. >> it interesting issue developing during the trial. obviously, defamation on behalf of what that means. jobina: the manhattan da says

the work to investigate trump and his businesses will continue. the company faces a 1.7 billion dollars fine next month. the problem could come afterward. many banks have policies that banned them from working with felons. kumasi: new developments after week of public outcry. san francisco supervisors have reversed course and voted to ban the s mpd from using robots armed to kill. the departments originally used -- wanted to use the robots in very rare situations like bashers or suicide bombers. but critics say these could be too easy to kill someone. reggie: facial recognition for passenger screening could be used at sfo as soon as next year. they are actively piloting face scanning at 16 airports across the country. lax and san jose are among those. tsa officials say they currently

do not have any facial recognition pilots at sfo but sfo is taste -- testing official recognition for passenger control on international flights. kumasi: 12 new drug sites are reportedly in the works for san francisco. the first three are expected to open in june. the mission, castro, heaton what -- neighborhoods will have their own facilities. the goal is to help neighborhoods highly impacted by overdoses. this comes after the safe consumption sites at tenderloin center shutdown sunday. the triple threats of winter on the says is among us. pediatric beds are pushed to break from rsv, covid rates and this is one of the worst starts to flu season we have seen in decades. the demand for children's tylenol has left drugstores shelves empty.

there are alternatives for parents who cannot find the medicine or similar brands in store. >> there are other tricks people can use as well. like taking 200 milligrams of an adult form. depending on the size of the kid, crushing it and mixing it in chocolate milk. kumasi: another tip includes placing a cool towel or compress on a child with a fever. reggie: so streets are highly debated. -- voted to continue program last night after a debate. >> please keep all slow streets permanent. >> my friends and i ride our bikes two and from school. reggie: dozens of people vote and support during the meeting, citing climate, more space for recreation, and increased safety. lake street cost the most debate. some want this fully open to traffic. >> pedestrians do not need to

walk in the street. lake street is one half blocks. >> on a daily basis, i am receiving a loss awful stairs. people purposely walking in front of my car and tapping on it, creating a hostile atmosphere. reggie: including lake street, 16 streets across the area will become slow streets. >> we are in store for a lots sun today. dry conditions. the pavement is dry and it will be an easier commute with the weather cooperating today. we will go outside and find we have limited cloud cover. our storm system on life doppler seven is pushing to the south. are seeing clear skies above. this next storm system will arrive tomorrow evening and bring the next round of rain but today is looking nice.

we have five this morning. there he dense in the north bay. zero miles of visibility in nevada. we climb to the 40's by 9:00. take several layers with you out the door. leave the umbrella at home today. later this afternoon, we back out in the low to upper 50's. 55 in san jose, 57 in santa rosa. the three day forecast we are selling today is beautiful. sunny was driving temperatures in mid and upper 50's. tomorrow we have clouds during the day and rain arrives in the evening with our next storm. another storm will arrive friday. this storm will strengthen where over the weekend. we'll talk about changes for saturday and sunday in nine minute. let's check in with jobina. jobina: i just want to reiterate

the messaging on the fog, especially if you are commuting through the north bay along 101. be aware of the lower visibility. bringing a live look from emeryville as we show you the headlines traveling westbound for you. everything is going to be much different in this area compared to yesterday so you should have a really nice so far this morning. a list look at our camera. these lands are traveling southbound. tracy to dublin is 39 minutes, a really slow spot. antioch to concord, 14. reggie: see on the richmond city council. how the news member is making history. kumasi: plus, persistent problem. [car engine] the new legislation oakland is considering to try to crack down on sideshows. reggie: stuffing stockings.

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reggie: there is a new effort to stop a growing problem across the bay area oakland has and legislation at punishing not just drivers were participating in sideshows but others too. bringing forward a proposal aimed at stopping sideshows. he is hoping the council will pass it but not everybody supports the legislation. the proposal came days after another sideshow in san francisco left many frustrated. the city councilmember says something has to be done. he is proposing a law that says -- that will crack down on not only those that participate in sideshows but those who advertise and promote them. >> if you are promoting, they

will cite you and find you. if you are watching the vehicles, they will impound the vehicle and also cite you. >> i believe criminalization is not the solution. it only serves to keep incarcerating black and brown youth and young adults. reporter: that was alex of communities united restorative youth justice. he thinks the city would be better off investing in alternative youth communities. the city council postponed a vote on the measure until december 20 and they are working out the details for this potential penalty. kumasi: cesar zepeda is newest richmond city council member who was picked in a rare name drawing you might have seen live on amc -- abc streaming out. caesar zepeda and the c mayor put their names in a back. the drying happens because the

candidates had an exact tie in the november election. there were mixed emotions about how the final results were determined. >> i am not feeling great. i would like to say that is democracy in action but i am not sure that really applies to the luck of the draw. kumasi: caesar zepeda made history as the first gay man to be elected to richmond city council. the city signed a resolution in june this year to avoid runoff election costs. a previous tire was settled by a dice roll in 2018. reggie: wild. next week will mark 10 years since one of america's deadliest mass shootings when 21st graders and six adults were killed in sandy hook. last night, gma had a benefit for sandy hook promise. an organization held by one of the mothers of the victims.

>> i cannot think more important than the health and well-being of children. an organization like this that is aimed at protecting children and making them feel safe is something that i am incredibly passionate about. reggie: the sandy hook promise has trained 18 million american kids in antiviolence programs and plans to train 25 million more. kumasi: e-cigarettes maker juul labs has released a settlement craig the terms of the settlement were not made public but it covers many school districts and native american tribes. many of the claims involve how they marketed to teenagers. they have also settled cases from 37 states and territories. the company said its mission is to "transition adult smokers away from combustible cigarettes

while combating under age youth". reggie: a family nonprofit is making sure families are not forgotten. the farmworker caravan is putting out a call for people to donate stockings packed with gifts for children of farmworkers. they usually supply emergency supplies for the farmworkers but during the holiday season, they make sure children get gifts. >> you do a christmas stocking drive called christmas with love. there is not a single person in america that does not benefit from a farmworker. reggie: the effort helps families from half moon bay to monterey. if you would like to help, you can drop off a packed stocking before december 15. you can find drop-off locations on their website which is farmworkercaravan.com. decorating your home for the holidays sometimes comes with unexpected surprises. kumasi: a mother in wales had a

surprise which was putting a perjury. [laughter] >> i saw an orange pot. kumasi: it is a little pot too. this is mo laid out on the floor. she called out for her daughter after the tree fell on her while she was trying to put the lights on. the daughter said she thinks her mom got too excited about the holidays. emme was not hurt and the tree is now back in its proper place. reggie: out. they will not help you.

it will not pick up the tree from your body. let me get that phone. drew: they say let me get a couple angles. reggie: actually i need to charge it for a couple minutes. one second. drew: litigated tiktok. don't move. people will not help you. they will help themselves to likes. kumasi: she's ok. reggie: she is ok physically. drew: mentally and emotionally, we do not know. spiritually crushed. i fully saw my cat as a kid the tree, stare at me, and drag it down. kumasi: why did it look at you? drew: because i was like, what are you doing? reggie: destroying christmas. [laughter] that is me hang they would never.

kumasi: i cannot believe the cat looked at you. [laughter] drew: here is a live look outside. we have fought after this morning. it is dense in spots especially in the north bay where we have ouround rain arrives tomorrow afternoon and evening and we are tracking a small -- stronger storm coming here for the weekend. cold temperatures starting out in the 30's in our coldest cities. you do not be raingear. it is a dry day today. a freeze warning in effect until 9:00 a.m. for those temperatures that are near or some spots below freezing. later today, a nice-looking day. enjoy the only totally nice-looking dry day we have. we will have clouds increase late tonight ahead of our storm tomorrow.

temperatures are warm or relatively speaking compared to where we are right now in the 30's and 40's. storm impact scale, bring it back tomorrow evening. this was under half of an inch. here is the front moving in tomorrow afternoon first in the north bay and then sinking south as the evening goes on. it will clear out midnight tomorrow. you can see most of us get under half an inch but watch what happens for this weekend storm. we could see 1-2 inches of rainfall. this is something we are watching very closely saturday. it is going to be very wet to start out the week. rain returns tomorrow. more showers friday evening. there is the stronger storm, a level two on the storm impact scale. kumasi: seven things to know this morning. reggie: hope for the holidays.

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majority in the senate. reggie: a man charged in a revenge killing of a bay area driver is expected in an alameda county courtroom today. the suspect blamed the victim's son for the recent death of his teenage daughter. kumasi: city councilmember noel gallo wants to cite not drivers of sideshows but also promoters. reggie: san francisco's supervisors have reversed course and rejected a proposal to authorize asset pd to use lethal police robots. this came after the board's initial vote to approve the plan which upset many in the community. drew: a freezing start of the day. temperatures in the 30's but also dense fog. visibility is down to zero models in novato this morning. fog and cold temperatures this morning. sunny skies later on today with

temperatures in the 50's. kumasi: aside from fog, you will not face any difficulties out there in your commute. everything moving at the limit. kumasi: the oakland city council has approved renaming a section of -- boulevard in honor of a rapper. the ceremony will be held saturday, september 10. -- december 10. reggie: apple is facing a lawsuit from two women who claim their air attacks make it easier for stalkers to follow women. reporter: a new lawsuit against apple air tax. >> it was terrifying and still feels like an experience that you never think you are going to go through. reporter: lauren hughes and another woman, serving as a jane doe, claims that former partners use airtags on their cars to

track them without her knowledge. hughes says she believes her ex place to the airtag to track her. >> there is some evidence that apple has acknowledged this and made some efforts to stop this but they are not efficient. reporter: what this can mean for apple coming up at 7:00 p.m. kumasi: the san francisco 49ers made big plays off the field at their hope for the holidays drive-through giveaway. the team gave out food, cooking wdoted bcostm.and choose >> to be a and put spousal people's faces and try to make their holidays the best possible is a great event. >> so many interact with kids

and this makes me happy. it is something i love to do. kumasi: families that were selected from seven local nonprofits, included the 49ers academy. reggie: another exciting night for one of our colleagues who has worked very hard. a documentary called "our america lowball". it had a premier last night. kumasi: reported julian lever was on hand to discuss his breakthrough work on the project. inequities in the home appraisal process. >> you hope it means something to someone and we are able to see that tonight by him being thank you also much. kumasi: you can downstream "our america lowballed" anytime on hulu.

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wednesday, december 7. drew: we have dry skies out there. you are looking at temperatures right now and most of us waking up to temperatures in the 30's. the coldest spot in the north bay. that is where the freeze warning is in effect. and some people below freezing. also areas of dense fog. we are also seeing the north bay, down to a quarter of a mile in petaluma. a live look outside our east bay hills camera. some figures of fog over the bay but generally fine as the day goes on. sunny skies, dry conditions and temperatures in the 50's. you can leave the raingear at home but our next storm arrives tomorrow. kumasi: the final battle of the

midterms is done. senator raphael warnock has run the reelection in georgia after a runoff. this means democrats have a true majority. >> this means democrats now control the senate 51-40 nine and will not need vice-president kamala harris as a tiebreaker. abc news is projecting warnock has won with over 40% -- over 50% of the vote, beating out herschel walker. this puts democrats in a much better position considering republicans took back the house. reporter: this puts democrats in a better position compared to the senate. >> this runoff election records in georgia with 1.9 million people voting early and another 1.3 million voting on election day. next up, on the oppo-taco calendar, going to be the start of congress.

reggie: the father accused of shooting a man and what -- in what alameda county is calling a revenge killing. the suspect blamed another man's son for his daughter's death. reporter: good morning. 52-year-old luis lopez who face a just stay in alameda county is accused of shooting and killing the father of the man which he believes is responsible for his 16-year-old daughter's death. to bring you up to speed on this case, 16-year-old danielle lopez was killed on a san jose i-680 entrance ramp after a fight with her boyfriend in october. investigators say she tried to cross the river but was hit by multiple -- the road but was hit by multiple cars. her distraught father drove down from vancouver, washington and confronted 40 year old ray in

his driveway when he was sitting in his car. they say he asked where his son was, said his son killed his daughter and shot him twice, killing him on scene before taking off. a nearby ring security camera captured video of the shooting. >> they ultimately tracked him down to san jose with the assistance of the san jose police department and were able to take him into custody on saturday, december 3. reporter: he was ultimately tracked down by investigators and arrested in san jose on saturday. they found a handgun and a 30 round magazine, zip ties and the uptake -- and duct tape. lopez is expected to see a judge for his arraignment in alameda county around 9:00 this morning and will let you know what happens kumasi: former theranos

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twitter and cisco announce layoffs. this is starting to get very confusing. so many companies and rounds of layoffs so we have put a way to track this on our website. kumasi: tourists are flocking back to san francisco in big numbers which is a hopeful sign of epic -- of economic recovery. the city's tourism bureau said tourism spending is expected to nearly double in 2022, rising from around $3 billion in 2021 to more than $6 billion this year. officials say the rise is a hopeful sign the city is on track for a full recovery. reggie: the great highway is staying car free on the weekends until the end of 2025. according to the chronicle, the recreation and parks department will conduct a usage study on the highway before recommending a permanent plan to supervisors. this is happening after voters rejected a plan to fully reopen

the great highway last month. kumasi: you might have noticed let his prices are higher and there is a lack of supply at restaurants and this is because of a virus that impacts crops. it is called insv. warmer winter weather is being blamed for it spreading even more in the impacts are being felt in the bay area. >> let dollars -- lettuce dollars. we are thinking about upping our prices but it is not easy for us to explain an issue to our customers. kumasi: down farmers in arizona and other regions make their seasonal switch to growing lettuce. an expense on a san francisco product to help with health care

for families. reggie: was experts are recommending to buy your loved ones. drew: we are looking outside this morning where we have areas of fog up above dense fog found in the north bay. it is very quiet across northern california this morning. our storm system from yesterday is now pushing off to the southeast. today is dry but here's our next room tomorrow afternoon that will bring us our next round of wet weather. this morning it is all about the cold temperatures. freeze warnings are in effect. most of us are waking up to cold temperatures in the 30's. i would bring the heavy winter jacket with you this morning and maybe even the gloves and hat. by 10 a.m., we are fighting members coming to the enloe for his. today with a lot of sunshine, it looks nice. enjoy the dry weather. leave the raingear at home. 56 in oakland, 57 in santa rosa.

long the coast feels quite nice. looking at the next three days, today is all about sunshine, dry conditions after morning fog in the north bay. tomorrow will cloud our sky again and rain will come in the evening with a level one storm. or what weather here friday. over the weekend, we are tracking even stronger storms to affect us locally. we'll talk about the wet weather the next couple days. let's check in with jobina to how we are doing. >> we are going to start with a look at the north bay. all the fog and a the area that drew has been mentioning this morning, especially traveling along 101 and 116. novato, petaluma, be aware of the low visibility. as you travel south, we are looking much better. a little bit hazy in our life

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to overthrow the government. a raid was carried out over suspected far right extremists. they reject germany's postwar concert -- constitution and called for a coup. they believe a qanon theory, ideology that germany is run by dekes date. 25 people were arrested. reggie: power is still out for people in north carolina after an attack on the energy grid. the attack highlighting how vulnerable our critical infrastructure can be. this comes as the state is facing cooler temperatures. one person already died in a home that did not have power. it is unknown if the outage and death are related. there is concern power attacks could spread. >> there are real concerns across the law enforcement community that the incident in north carolina may spark copycat attacks elsewhere. reggie: power is expected to be

restored tonight. officials have not identified any suspects in the attack but is the one death is linked to the outage, potential suspects can face murder charges. kumasi: california is planning to more prison shutdowns including the last one owned by a private contractor. they plan to close took a while valley state prison by 2025. they will terminate the lease with core civic, closing down the california city facility by 20. reggie: a financial assisting pregnant families has now been expanded. the program has now been expanded to include alameda, los angeles, riverside and contra co. magy a nprofit, expectg justice, that aims to

help with pregnancy and people of color. kumasi: a council has approved naming a road by a famous rapper named too short. one of the wrappers hits from the late 80's was based on a bus ride he took on the now discontinued number 43 bus line. this holiday last chance to see a festive christmas display. reggie: bob and linda taylor have been dressed -- decorating their home like this for 23 years. it features carousels, various wills and sometimes a visit from santa. they started this after bob's daughter died in a plane crash. >> i tell everybody that i've had to make it bright enough for her to see from heaven. the first year we started decorating. we did not have very much stuff but the next year we got bigger and brighter and every year

afthat is great -- bigger and brighter. reggie: detailers decided this year is going to be the last year for this display. they are willing to give all of their decorations to anyone who wants to keep them. you can visit the house from 5:00-11:00 p.m. every night through new year's day. they say it is harder to get up the ladders up that the lights now. kumasi: a 50 foot will light up san francisco's civic center plaza tonight. the tree lighting event will feature performances, food and toy giveaways for the first 100 kids under 12. all of the fun starts at 4:00 this afternoon. the tree will be lit at 5:30. reggie: look at those outfits. kumasi: this is cool. that is going to be a good night. reggie: 7 on your side is asking experts about the best gifts.

consumer reports are kind of like santa's elves but year round. rather than make the gifts, they mix for the gifts are well-made. here are some of their recommendations. kumasi: not to be waiting. waiting. [laughter] reggie: i don't really know what to tell you. get some maybe buy a cooking class for people who enjoy that. do not do that for me. i do not want to work. kumasi: you want to do the cooking class? it is fun. reggie: give me a massage please. kumasi: yelp released their top food trend predictions for 20. the company says people are

eager to create a memorable dining experience. underwater restaurants and dinner theaters are going to be hot here. when it comes to drinks, yelp is predicting slushy's and dirty sodas are going to be big, as well as pickle flavored drinks. also food like pickle ice cream. kumasi: what is a dirty soda? reggie: is this what ms.ohan was saying? kumasi: is or do you just add some rum? reggie: on wednesdays we drink milk. drew: oh, it is wednesday. it is kind of like a float. putting extra in soda. is that what it is? kumasi: yes. reggie: why an underwater restaurant? kumasi: because everything underwater. drew: can you name any

underwater restaurant? reggie: the one i know is at epcot and was made in like 1985. way ahead of time. kumasi: i would try the pickle food. it would be good. drew: have you had pickle chips? so good. reggie: fried pickles. drew: front pickles are good. i love anything pickle. when i was in college, people would do that as a chaser. reggie: what do the consumer reports elves think of pickles? drew: we will never know. i would think they would enjoy it. they seem like they would be high on energy of something cute and quirky. reggie: nutritious and delicious. drew: yes, pickle shots for all here is a lively get aside the golden gate bridge. we have fog outside. it is not lowering visibility as

he drivegs. driving today, next round of rain arriving tomorrow afternoon, a stronger storm saturday. right now, in the 30's, coldest area in the north where the freeze warnings are in effect until 9:00 a.m. you are waking up to cold temperatures. several layers needed but the raingear can stay at home. temperatures mid and upper 50's. tonight, clouds will increase ahead of our storm tomorrow. upper 30's to mid 40's for overnight lows. the exclusive storm impact scale on thursday is a level one storm. slick conditions for the evening commute tomorrow. here's our first front thursday evening coming through. the high elevation snow expected in the sierra but we are watching the storm on saturday. this one is really packing a punch. tucking the potential for heavy

rain locally and probably feet of snow in the sierra. rainfall totals from thursday to early friday. a good estimate between a quarter and a half of an inch of rain but watch what happens saturday. the numbers really add up. if you have plans on saturday, i would begin to think of anything indoors. it is like a soaking rain all day saturday and gusty winds. your is the accuweather 7 forecast. thriving today. rain returns tomorrow evening. our next round of rain friday, and level 2. reggie: the warning from walmart ceo about all of the rising crime. kumasi: apple music. a new feature. you will be able to put on a show with this. reggie: [cough] the magic of the train is more than how it takes us away.

it's how it brings us together.

kumasi: if you are an apple music subscriber, there will be a the feature that will help you sing along to your favorite songs. a karaoke experience will be built into the app. you can sing solo, dimpled -- too wet with her friends and have background singers. there will be tens of music -- tens of thousands of songs to choose from. reggie: that sounds fun. a limited number of holiday presale tickets for next year's bottlerock in napa valley will be tomorrow. ticket prices start at general admission is $980 for vip. this is for kumasi only. she needs that private bathroom. [laughter] organizers say try to secure

tickets at the lowest price possible. keep in mind that you are doing this without knowing the lineup. the lineup is announced in january. some people go no matter what. the festival is set for may 26-28. can we go? i still have not been to this. reggie: i would like to go. kumasi: last year looks really fun. reggie: our former colleague david lui has received another honor. kumasi: the santa clara county board of supervisors adapted a committed dacian honoring david for his dedication to his service and improving the quality of life through media coverage. david retired in september after 50 years from the company, most of them as a reporter. he was a fixture in the south bay for years, covering the biggest stories in our bureau and serving as our business and technology reporter. kumasi: i miss him.

drew: i do too and his lovely lips shots. we do have freeze effect. all of napa county, most of sonoma county, santa rosa. there are pretty cold temperatures this morning. do not be surprised if you see frost on your windshield. visibility also an issue in the north bay. down to a quarter of a mile in petaluma. livermore is down to zero miles of visibility. we do have dense fog in our valleys. we have fog and freezing temperatures early on but today is a dry day. a lot of sunshine on your wednesday. we get to the 50's this afternoon. we have rain returning tomorrow, and level 1 storm. but an even stronger storm set to slam us saturday. right now there is a level 2 storm on saturday.

expect heavy rain and gusts winds. likely some flooding and some snow in the sierra. several feet of fresh powder could come to the sierra. kumasi: the law inspired by the hit show tiger king now headed to the president's desk. reggie: the fda needs a huge overhaul. what's -- recommends to keep food safe for americans. jobina:'s surprising find in one's suitcase at a tsa security line. reggie: first, a list look outside.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. kumasi: mn set to visit judge i hours in what police are calling a revenge killing. 40's believe he killed the father of a men he blamed for his daughter's death. reggie: san francisco super vipers change their minds about letting sfpd use armed robots for now. kumasi: and traveler claims do not know the tsa rules and put the dog in the luggage. reggie: this is so wrong. kumasi: that is not even carry-on, that is a backpack. drew: this is giving you want to bring your service and more on

what you don't have a service animal. reggie