and people who've already died. gaza facing new airstrikes as hamas threatens hostage his.

>> then a car drives right into the consulate in san francisco. the chinese consulate people ran for safety before police shot and killed the driver and is san francisco ready for the next big conference city leaders hoping to roll out the red carpet for world leaders. good morning to you. welcome to tuesday, october 10th. >> yes, we're going to start with traffic this morning. glory. there's a lot going on. >> yeah, unfortunately, there is a lot going on this morning. we have a couple crashes that we've been following all morning long. so let's get a live look right now outside. this is our richmond-san rafael bridge camera. and you can see this is what's going on right now, at least the two right lanes are closed. and this after a deadly crash at westbound 580 at the toll plaza heading towards marin county. we're told that one person died and at 10 p.m, a big rig crashed into the tollbooth and caught on fire. and we have some footage from when this happened at 10:00 last night.

and initially, all of the lanes were closed. but again, now it's just the two right lanes that are still blocked. we don't have an estimated time for reopening . and if you need an alternate route, you can go to highway 37 or you can take the bay bridge as well. so we'll continue to follow this for you throughout the morning. drew >> hey, gloria, we are tracking some dense fog along the coast. half moon bay is the problems bought this morning coming in less than a mile. visibility. we also have coastal drizzle and some drizzle across the city. it's also a warmer morning compared to yesterday day and a bit more humid. we're tracking another cold front that will bring another chance of showers to the north bay. cloudy start to the day with pockets of drizzle a bit brighter. midday but that front moves through here this afternoon and that is when we have that chance of a shower in the north bay outside of the north bay. most of us stay dry in temperatures very similar to yesterday in the 60s and 70. reggie >> thank you, drew. developing news in the middle east. president biden will deliver remarks today addressing the war

between israel and hamas. that speech is expected to start at ten this morning, our time. at least 11 americans are among the nearly 1600 people killed. and israel has launched an aggressive counter offensive attack, bombarding gaza and hitting more than 1000 military targets. the israeli defense minister calls it a total siege, cutting off all gas, electricity and power to gaza. hamas has threatened to begin executing hostages if israel continues to shell areas where residents live. at least 900 have been killed in israel and the death toll in gaza is nearing 700. palestinians the secretary general of the un issued this plea for an end to the war. >> i recognize the legitimate grievances of the palestinian people, but nothing can justify these acts of terror and the killing, maiming and abduction of civilians. i reiterate my call to immediately cease these attacks and release all hostages

. >> countless families are terrified with people trapped or missing in the conflict. and gloria, we're hearing from families who are desperate to reunite with them. >> we are, reggie. and, you know, as the war between israel and hamas intensified lies the fate of up to 150 israeli hostages hangs in the balance. an israeli mother is pleading for the return of her sons who are just 12 and 16 years old. she describes the last phone call with her boys, which came just as militants were kidnaping them from a safe room. >> him and my youngest, it was only 12, saying to them, don't take me. i'm too young. and that was it. the line cut off. that was the last time i heard from them. what my children back home . i want them to fight each other. i want them to know each other. i want them to get on my nerves again. i want them back. i want them to be back sleeping in their beds. >> in an interview with abc news

white house spokesperson john kirby says the administration has not been able to confirm if americans are among the hostages and that the us has remained in constant touch with israeli officials. kumasi. >> thank you, gloria. the big three us airlines have canceled all flights in and out of tel aviv's ben gurion airport today. delta said it will be at least november before it plans to resume flights to israel, which gives an idea of how long it expects this conflict to run. you nine and american have canceled flights through the end of the week. united is the only airline that has a non stop between san francisco and tel aviv. of course, that flight is on hiatus. el al israel's national carrier, continues to operate flights and has even capped its fares. travelers making their way to the us are sharing their experience through worst experience of my life >> i was in florentin and i heard the rockets go off and my

whole life changed and others arriving from israel say they are heartbroken because they had to leave family members behind. >> i couldn't stay over there and i left my dad with a bad condition and i don't know if i'm going to see him again. and that's really, really sad. and breaking my heart. >> the state department, the faa and the department of transportation have all posted advisories for travelers in and around tel aviv. >> local jewish synagogues, community groups and israelis in the bay area are banding together to fundraise and support those impacted. many people we spoke to have direct ties to friends and family in israel who have been killed, taken hostage or injured. abc seven news reporter lena howland is live in walnut creek this morning where a march and vigil is being planned. lena >> well, today, a march of support for israel is set for this evening and it's expected to start here just outside of the walnut creek library. now organizers say in these times of

crisis and uncertainty, the support is more vital than ever . a calling on community members to come together today to support to express their unwavering support. they're also asking people attending to wear white and carry both israeli and american flags in solid charity against terrorism. we talked to an israeli american who says she was supposed to fly to israel with her daughters on sunday, but says her airlines canceled their flight from sfo to tel aviv and she knows people that are stranded there. israelis had their phones and all electronics shut off in celebration of the jewish holiday when the attacks started. it's like like we are not there. >> we are here. and we hear all the sad news and all the scariness from our friends and family. in the past, i used to say i'm proud. i'm israeli now. i'm kind of scared to say free palestine. >> on the other side of things, there was also a rally held in

support of palestine in san francisco over the weekend. as many as 500 protesters packed the area outside of the israeli consulate, saying they want their position to also be heard, chanting free palestine. they say they support the palestinian resistance despite being met by a large group of counter-protesters in support of israel. on the other side of the street. now back here live in the east bay, today's march in support of israel is expected to start right around 5:00 here, just outside of the walnut creek library. it will also continue onto broadway and main street. live in walnut creek, lena howland, abc seven news. >> thank you, lena. and stay with abc seven news for the latest updates on the conflict in israel. we'll have updates on air and on all of our digital platforms. san francisco police shot and killed a man who drove into the chinese consulate. police say he rammed his car through the building while lines of people were inside. sfpd says they got the call yesterday

afternoon to part of the building that is used to grant visas from the chinese government. witnesses say the man got out of the car, shout ing about the ccp, better known as the chinese communist party. the us state department is now working with the consulate to investigate what happened. >> he clearly tried to get something from his car because the security guard did not take it out. that's what i hear. security guard do not take it out. i do not know what that it meant, but that's when you know the confrontation happened. >> everyone was able to get out as police arrived. police haven't said if the man was looking for anyone in particular here at the consulate. still to come, the next step to move a ferris wheel from golden gate park to fisherman's wharf. >> then multiple people sent to the hospital when a cable car makes an abrupt stop in nob hill. >> 609 we're taking a look at live doppler seven along with satellite. and we have another cold front moving into northern california this morning. more

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making its presence known in northern california will press on in just a little bit closer. and there you can see that rain already moving into eureka redding right now. this front has even less moisture than the one yesterday, but it will bring a light shower to parts of the north bay later on this afternoon. this morning, there's a lot of cloud cover. we'll see brighter conditions midday, but then those clouds fill back in as that front approaches. and later on this afternoon when we're back on air for abc7 news at 4:00 pm, we'll track those showers in the north bay. even through 6 p.m. it's still possible, but then it's done. this front is out of here and it

will clear out the cloud cover as we get late tonight into early tomorrow morning, mid 60s, mid 70s temperatures very close to where we landed yesterday. more in the way of cloud cover in the north bay bit more sunshine in the south bay later on today. here's the three day forecast. we're dry or brighter and warmer tomorrow and that warming continues into thursday. we'll preview the weekend coming up in about nine minutes. >> kumasi, thank you, drew. coming up, the latest push from the state to report missing black youth more quickly. and. on the see some help me . the seven year old boy belting it out for his parents anniversary the feeling of finding the psoriasis treatment she's been looking for. sotyktu is the first-of-its-kind, once-daily pill for moderate-to-severe plaque psoriasis... for the chance at clear or almost clear skin. it's like the feeling of finding that outfit psoriasis tried to hide from you. or finding your swimsuit is ready for primetime.

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16 of them to the hospital yesterday. a grip man on board a san francisco cable car activated the emergency brakes. the car was headed down washington street near taylor when witnesses say a black prius turned on the tracks right in front of the streetcar. the grip man hit the cable car, emergency brake and that jolted the 14 people on board. it avoided the collision, but some of the people lost their footing and fell. >> the guy, the operator, he actually pulled on like a special brake and everybody went forward like it was a horrible sound. i actually thought we hit the car. witnesses tell investigators the prius involved just drove off. >> fortunately, we're told all the injuries and mostly minor. for the first time, we're hearing from the san francisco street vendor whose hot dog cart was pushed by a city worker. one carlos ramirez spoke with abc seven news reporter louis pena.

he says he doesn't even remember seeing the public works employee running toward him. but video of the incident went viral after community organizers demanded the city intervene. >> yeah, and i'm pulling my cart and i feel like somebody pushed it. yeah, i will. >> i turned around and all my food was on the ground over the weekend. >> hundreds of people surprised juan carlos by buying and two by buying 250 hot dogs from him and his family. >> the video was awful. so we decided to plan a buy out for him because pretty much when he pushed his car, it's like he pushed everything he had because that's how he pays the bills. um, that's how he puts food on the table for his kids. that's how he pays rent one. >> carlos says he is thankful for all the community support. he hopes to get a permit soon to start a food business. the public works department has

apologized for the employees actions. >> the apex summit is expected to bring 21 world leaders, 30,000 delegates and 1200 ceos from around the world to san francisco. the city's reputation is at stake, and it could be the beginning of its economic recovery. there's just one month left to prepare for. >> we had about 250 delegates from around the world. we took them to the tenderloin and what they said is this happens where we're from, too. this is not we don't see what everyone is talking about when as a major city, san francisco, just like any other major city, it has its challenges. mayor breed says they are moving to arrest, not just drug dealers, but also drug users in an effort to crack down and spruce up before taking on the global stage. >> judge a star is born. a seven year old captivated his family with his charismatic rendition of the song beyond the sea. and the third edci was set.

>> the boys. who is this right here? >> so this is marcel who sang this song at his parents wedding anniversary celebration. >> he is dancing through the rest current. he is given eye contact. >> he is engaging. >> listen, he has. oh. >> oh, wow. i hope he got some tips. he got. he has it down. he's working the crowd was saying, i hope everybody is having a great time. yeah, yeah . crowd work. >> crowd work is important. get everybody involved. any honeymooners celebrating an anniversary, birthdays has some good command. >> there, though. of the room. i like that. we'll be seeing him for sure. >> this is not the end outside this morning. it is cloudy, it

is humid, and we are tracking another round of showers likely in the north bay. good morning, san jose. here's a live look under those mostly cloudy conditions, pockets of drizzle to be found along the coast and even across the city this morning. and dense fog is occurring right now along the coast. the north bay will likely see another round of some light showers today. and then behind this next front, we turn brighter and warmer tomorrow. and on thursday, looking at rainfall estimates with this next front, very minimal. it's not a substantial rainmaker by any means, but we will see some showers mainly in the north bay and likely along the coast as we head into the afternoon today as that cold front moves through. so highs today will go into the mid 60s and the mid 70s. cloud here in the north bay a bit brighter in the south bay, the south bay remains dry today. we'll watch that front move through here between about 3 p.m. and 6 p.m. and that's the best chance of finding those light showers in the north bay overnight tonight. that front clears us. it's going to bring the cloud cover away from the region. so we clear out those skies. it gets chilly in some areas, some of our coldest spots will drop into the 40s heading

into wednesday. but wednesday, it's drier, it's brighter, and we begin to warm up future tracker temperatures by tomorrow afternoon. we're at or just slightly above average for this time of the year and then we'll go above average on thursday where we'll see some pockets of 80 degree warmth make the return by thursday afternoon. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. we'll find a mix of sun and clouds today. showers in the north bay later on this afternoon. soon brighter drier tomorrow warming on thursday late friday into early saturday . a chance of a spotty shower but much of the weekend saturday afternoon and sunday we are dry sunday is the brighter of the two days. gloria >> yeah. drew, you know, we have some better news on this crash that we've been following over in orinda. so right now, we do have an update for you on this crash. the three left lanes are now open. so this is westbound 24 past wilder road. and the right lane, however, is still blocked. but again, the update, the three left lanes are open and a car overturned. 5 to 6 times. it caught fire and we're

told some injuries were reported . and there right now, traffic is stopped at oak hill road in lafayette. so that'll add about 20 minutes to your commute. and you can see right now the speeds are down to 11mph because of this crash. and we're also following another sigalert. this is your richmond, san rafael bridge camera. and this is a deadly crash at westbound 5 to 80 at the toll plaza heading into marin county. you can see there are still tow trucks out here. police out here as they're clearing the scene. and right now, the right lanes are closed. this happened about 10 p.m. last night. a big rig crashed into a toll booth. both caught on fire. unfortunately one person died. guys thank you, gloria. >> now we are checking in with ginger zee who's live with what's coming up on gma. >> good morning, ginger. >> good morning to you, reggie coomassie. nice to be with everybody. so here, we'll start with the latest on that story. >> i know you've been following the escalating war in the middle

east. the death toll is climbing still and it includes 11 americans so far. we're going to have full team coverage in the war zone covering the fight from all angles. also, the fbi on high alert for suspicious activity here at home and on this world mental health day, tiktok is revealing its new tools aimed to help users find the advice that they need. you're going to see it first on gma and robin and lionel richie went to their hometown of tuskegee, alabama, for something special you don't want to miss. also, we are giving away tickets to a monday night football game to a huge fan, it is a surprise. you don't want to miss. and it's all coming at you very soon here on good morning america. i'm glad you're mine is about world mental health day because i totally forgot that was happening today. yes yes. it's october 10th. it is one of the big ones. so we are doing it right and hopefully getting some good stuff out of tiktok. >> yes, that is much appreciated. also, tomorrow is national coming out day. >> we have an cells a week. we really are. >> yeah. another another big one. so yeah. yeah.

>> thank you. thank you for that. heads up. >> yes, let's be mentally healthy and let's come out if it's safe for you to do so. that's right. we'll see you at seven, ginger. and we'll be righ

amber alerts have been around for decades. and since that time , more than 370 children and at risk individuals have been found. some critics say the notification system often overlooks black children. state senator steven bradford is behind a new law that creates ebony alerts for a community. a disproportionate impacted by missing youth for african americans, whether they're children or young adults, are often listed as runaways. >> and african american young individuals make up almost 40% of those individuals who come up missing. >> black youth considered at risk or with mental or physical challenges will qualify for this . ebony alerts can also use technology like roadside signs

and electronic notifications. governor newsom has signed off on a plan to make over to san francisco. piers piers, 30 and 32 will be renovated. add state senator scott wiener's legislation calls for repairs and mixed use development at those piers. some of the amenities will include pedestrian promenades, a floating swimming pool and a market hall. the golden state warriors have agreed to play to pay for some of those costs. happening today, the port of san francisco commission is going to meet to consider whether to move the golden gate park ferris wheel to an area near fisherman's wharf. supporters of the idea want the ferris wheel to be operational by by the time apec summit kicks off, and that's november 11th. so obviously that is a tight timeline, but they say it is possible to move the 150 foot sky star wheel in time next to 630, a semi up and the presidential race to long shots make big announcements about their campaigns and be prepared to see more of those

self-driving cars on the streets of san francisco. the company is set to expand their fleet. as we head to break, a live look outside. it is 627.

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now it's 630 american military help headed to israel to assist the fight against hamas here in the bay area, local groups are trying to shore up support for their loved ones still in the middle east. then some of you in the north bay may see showers today and there may already be some wet roads this morning. drew is going to have your forecast. also, a few local restaurants have had enough of people making messes at brunch. so now you could face a possible fine if you're messy.

brunch was where you're supposed to get messy, right? >> saturdays and sundays. >> but 90 minutes and then get out. right. >> give me another mimosa. i have three minutes left. >> oh, this is oj. like we know. leave exactly. >> good morning, everybody. it's tuesday, october 10th. >> first to check on the forecast. hey, drew. hey, good morning. >> we do have more rain that we're tracking. here's live doppler seven along with satellite. our next cold front already moving into northern california. this one has even less moisture than the front retract yesterday. but nonetheless, we will have a shower in the north bay later on today. there's pockets of drizzle this morning and some dense fog along the coast. brighter conditions actually prevail around lunchtime, but those clouds fill back in as that front moves through in the afternoon. and by 4 p.m, that's the best chance of finding a shower in the north bay. most areas outside of the north bay, it's just a partly sunny day and temperatures in the mid 60s to

the mid 70s. let's see how we're doing this morning on the roadways with gloria. good morning. >> good morning, drew. you know, we've been tracking these crashes this morning, unfortunately, but we do have some better news when it comes to this crash that we've been tracking in orinda. this is a rollover crash and car fire. now the good news here is the left lanes are now open. however the right lane is still blocked. this is on westbound 24 past wilder road. a car overturned 5 to 6 times, caught fire. some injuries were reported, but expect that this will add some delays to your drive in this area. thank you, gloria. >> developing news in the middle east. israel is escalating its war with the islamist militant group hamas. nearly 1600 are dead on both sides of this fight, including at least 11 americans. abc news reporter justin finch live in washington with what we know this morning. justin >> well, reggie, humanitarian agencies right now are scrambling to tend to civilians who are caught between the

crossfire of israel and hamas. meantime israel's prime minister is now saying that this strike is only just starting this morning. israel at war, israel defense forces releasing new video showing its airstrikes. the idf says they've taken out more than 1000 targets across gaza. as it hunts down hamas. abc's ian pannell there on the ground as israel's military moves south towards gaza and what could be a step towards a ground invasion. these are armored personnel carriers essentially heading up towards the front line. >> we're seeing a lot of men, a lot of munitions and a lot of movement. this is starting to look really like a country at war. israel is also imposing a gaza siege, blocking food, water and utilities into the palestinian territory. >> civilians in gaza now scrambling to save survivors trapped beneath rubble and

caught in the crossfire. now coming to light, evidence the israel attack have been months in the making. video showing fighters training on motorized paragliders practicing their surprise arrival into israel. the family of 19 year old karina ishayev worried for her safety after video circulated online of her being taken into gaza and bargetto she wants her. >> she just wants her to come home, back safe and sound. >> hamas now claims to have more than 100 hostages and is threatening to execute a civilian hostage whenever israel targets gaza civilians without warning, a us official tells abc news the us is providing intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance support to israel's special operations forces in its efforts to learn more about the status of those hostages. us and the president now just hours away from addressing the nation about the war in israel. as the us

continues to surge military resources to the middle east to prop up israel's fight, including an aircraft carrier and fighter jets. in washington, justin finch, abc seven news. >> back to you. justin, thanks for that update. and here's a look from the white house overnight. it's lit up with the colors of the israeli flag. a white house official tells abc news israel's top request is at the moment largely weapons replenishments. again, president biden is going to be delivering remarks from the white house at 10 a.m. this morning. the california state capitol in sacramento. also in blue and white to stand in support of israel. and for those of you who live in san jose, i know that's been lit up as well at city hall in the bay area, the israeli community at ucsf held a vigil on campus in mission bay. >> people came together to mourn and honor the victims of the hamas attacks. they joined to sing prayers, put up photos and images of those lost and condemned the ongoing violence in the country. >> local jewish synagogues,

community groups and israelis in the bay area are banding together to fundraise and support those who are impacted. many of these people have direct ties to friends and family in israel who have been affected by the violence. abc seven news reporter lena howland is live in walnut creek this morning where a march and a vigil is being planned. lena >> well, organizers say the power in these times of uncertainty and crisis, the power of uncertainty or the power of support is more vital now than ever before. that's why a march of support for israel is being held at 5:00 this evening here just outside of the walnut creek library. now it's being sponsored by a number of different jewish congregations. organizers are asking people attending to wear white and carry both israeli and american flags in solidarity against terrorism. they say, as israel is facing a critical moment in its history, they cannot remain passive observer is encouraging people to take action. we talked

to rabbi dovber berkowitz of the chabad of contra costa, one of the sponsors for today's march. he's knitting together support in the local jewish community in the face of what he called horrific attacks. and he says there's a concern about safety here. closer to home, too. >> locally, people are concerned. people are very worried about about security. this is locally, this isn't in israel. people feel like there is a anti-semitic undertone. of course, we're in touch with with law enforcement. we're in touch with security companies and so on and so forth. for the coming, you know, couple of weeks out. on the other side of things, there was also a rally held in support of palestine in san francisco over the weekend as many as 500 protesters packed the area outside of the israeli consulate saying they want their position to also be heard,

chanting free palestine. >> they say they support the palestinian resistance despite being met by a large group of counter-protesters in support of israel. on the other side of the street. now, today's march in support of israel is expected to start right around 5:00 this evening here just outside of the walnut creek library. it will continue on to broadway and main street. live in walnut creek, lena howland, abc seven news. >> lena, thank you very much. and remember to stay with abc seven news for the latest updates on the conflict in israel. we'll have updates on air and on all of our digital platforms today, candidates for house speaker will be taking part in a forum to persuade house republicans to vote for them to replace kevin mccarthy. >> mccarthy was ousted a week ago after he secured a last minute budget deal with the help of house democrats. it's to avoid a government shutdown. initially, he said, he didn't intend to run again. but yesterday, the former speaker said he's willing to resume serving as speaker if enough republicans who voted in favor

of his ouster are open to him being reinstated. congressman jim jordan and steve scalise have publicly announced they would be vying for that position in the race for the white house. robert f kennedy jr is going independent. gloria is at the live desk with more on his big announcement and how his siblings are reacting to the news. >> gloria good morning. kumasi robert f kennedy jr launched a long shot bid for the democratic nomination in april. but his position on vaccines and abortion were out of the party's mainstream. um, he announced he is leaving the democratic party to run as an independent. >> the democrats are frightened that i'm going to spoil the election for president biden and the republicans are frightened that i'm going to spoil it for president trump. the truth is, they're both right. >> kennedy's own siblings denounced his run as an independent, saying, quote, bobby might share the same name as our father, but he does not share the same values, views,

vision or judgment. we denounce his candidacy and believe it to be perilous for our country. after his announcement, the republican national committee called kennedy a radical uh- the democratic national committee has not responded. the other shakeup in the race comes on the republican side. former texas congressman will hurd has dropped out and is now endorsing nikki haley. >> very interesting. gloria, thank you. president biden has been interviewed as part of a special counsel investigation into handling of classified documents. the investigator station is linked to the documents found at the president's delaware home during his time as a senator and then later as the vice president. the interview is a sign that the outcome of the investigation could be revealed soon. white house officials say the two day interview was voluntary. >> san francisco police got into a heated standoff with a man allegedly armed with knives at a chase bank. it happened yesterday on masonic avenue and fulton street. police say the man went in and started verbally and organizing bank employees

and escalated things by pulling out knives. after being uncooperative with officers, police say they called in the hostage crisis negotiation team . they were a flashbangs and pepper spray deployed more than 3.5 hours later, the suspect was screaming while being taken to a hospital and then to a nearby hospital. >> former oakland police chief leronne armstrong, who was fired in february, has reapplied for his old position, according to the chronicle, armstrong was one of the 20 candidates who applied for the job and the police commission is now recommending him, along with six other candidates as finalists. this gets a little confusing because the city just announced they are extending the application deadline to this friday per the request of the firm conducting the hiring process, said driving robo car company waymo is expanding in san francisco. it's driverless cars will now serve the entirety of the city. previous to this service was limited to the downtown core fisherman's wharf and a few

other neighborhoods. waymo is also expanding the number of people who can hail a ride from a few thousand to tens of thousands of people who, waymo says is currently waiting on the wait list. still ahead, the record setting pizza that might prove there is there is such a thing as too much cheese. >> and let's take a live look right now at the big board. the new york stock exchange up right now by about ten, 11 points. another update on the markets next and why some san jose sharks players won't be able to show off their pride for the lgbtq community as at some games this season. >> and stay with us on the abc7 bay area streaming app at seven for abc seven at seven. we have a lot of interviews that have to do with what's going on between hamas and israel, including interviews. a san francisco man who is currently in israel right now. again that's from 7 to 8 a.m. on the app. you can download it right now. >> 642 this morning. here's live . doppler seven along with satellite. we are tracking our next cold front already bringing light rain to eureka with this front moving south. it's going to lose again most of its

moisture. but this afternoon, as it crosses the north bay, it will likely bring some pockets of light rain to the region. right now, we're waking up to a warmer morning compared to yesterday. it's a bit more humid as well as we await that passage of the cold front later on this afternoon. here's future weather. it's mostly cloudy this morning with dense fog along the coast and pockets of drizzle, especially across the city and along the coast. right now, a bit brighter of a forecast right around lunchtime. but then that cold front moves through the clouds roll back in and then by 4:00 pm, there's that chance of an isolated shower in the north bay. it's very light in nature for most everyone outside of the north bay will remain dry under a mix of sun and clouds. so cloudier skies in the north bay, brighter skies in the south bay. temperatures mainly in the mid 60s to the mid 70s for your daytime time highs. looking at the three day forecast behind this front, tomorrow we dry out, we brighten up and we begin to warm up. temperatures back to average tomorrow and then we go above average by thursday. we'll

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charles chuck feeney passed away in san francisco yesterday. feeney's foundation says he was the catalyst for major buildings devoted to finding cures for cancer and cardiovascular disease, enhancing global health and women's and children's health. a ucsf's mission bay campus as the foundation made grants totaling $8 billion, much of it made anonymously how generous. feeney was 92. >> a wall street journal reporter has lost an appeal in russian court and is now stuck in jail. evan zukowski gakosso gershkovich was arrested in march on espionage charges. his

detention was extended until the end of november. his legal team appealed that arrest and lost both he and the wall street journal have denied those allegations. >> flag football could soon be an olympic sport. organizers for the 2028 la olympics are considering new sports when the summer games return to the us for the first time in 32 years, us cricket, lacrosse, squash, baseball and softball could also be added. the addition could break the limit of participating athletes set by the international olympics committee. that's roughly more than 10,000 participants. a final decision will be made in the coming days. >> the nhl has banned rainbow pride tape on players hockey sticks, according to lgbtq sports blog outsports, players are not allowed to use the tape on their sticks during warmups, games or even practices. as earlier this year, the league announced it would ban all pre-game specialty jerseys after seven players refused to wear

pride warmups last season. the league sent a memo to teams last week saying players should be encouraged to express themselves off the ice. >> now for your morning money report. is it a good time to buy a home in 2023? according to a hello, did you have something to say about that going? >> according to a survey by finance company fannie mae, more than half of people say right now is a bad time to buy a house. >> under 20% of people believe that it was a good time to buy. experts say mortgage rates consistently over 7, are pushing housing sentiment lower. nationwide mortgage rates have been above that range for roughly eight consecutive weeks . now, let's take a look at what's happening on wall street. you can see that we are up about 34 points. >> restaurants across the bay area are dealing with some customers who are leaving a mess after brunch and i don't

you going to say this? >> how are we going to say this? people who get sick, people who get sick and they have a reaction and maybe something that they ate comes back up. sfgate is reporting the owner of kitchen story in oakland posted a sign in his bathroom that tells mimosa lovers to please drink responsibly and know your limits because a $50 cleaning fee will automatically include and be included on your tab. if you if something comes back up, if you get sick and something comes back up and it happens in a public area. yeah, that sign went up, y'all. nearly two years ago during the pandemic, he says. it was a really big problem, but it's gotten better because now people know they have to pay. so what happens? do they go somewhere? oh, grits. >> every time i see grits, i just think every kitchen story has grits. >> wow. is this just viral video

? >> this is fillled. >> anyway, that's not the story. the story is. i didn't know. it hasn't gotten. it gets that bad. who would have thought? >> i've never seen that happen. >> i have never either. you know, i have heard uber that they charge if somebody throws up in the car. right. right. but never heard of that at a restaurant. >> yes. no >> in a public place, because i've been charged in an uber. oh, really? >> yeah. >> unjustly. >> unjustly. oh, yeah. >> i. >> i was accused of that. >> oh, really? >> it didn't happen. wow. maybe this person before or after you, but you would think you would have smelled it or something. maybe it's something clean. like it was like $500. oh, my god. so i got right on that. oh that's a big fee. i know. yeah >> yikes. i'm gonna need a heat map. i want to find, like, thees the. is it the east bay? is it the south bay? is it the city? which part of the city? >> okay, here's my here's my guess. my guess is it's going to be city because fewer of us are

getting in a car. >> okay. >> okay. most of us are walking, taking an uber, going out, public transportation. okay. so we can really that allows you. >> yeah. and i feel like there's so much to do in the city. like people are going out here, they're maybe drinking a little more. >> that could be a third stuff. >> you know, a third stuff. don't look at me like third. >> stop as your bottomless mimosas, mr. fourth, stop. drew, where are we going? where are we going? kumar's miss fifth stop. she's like, what's. what's that? >> she's after party after party. >> pace yourself. thank you. thank you. >> that's why. >> oh, man. >> here's good side. here's sutro tower. you can see our marine layers with us this morning. we do have pockets of drizzle across the city and along the coast this morning, we'll have the chance of another round of showers in the north bay today with another cold front that is approaching as we speak. but behind this next front, tomorrow and thursday, it's a lot brighter and it is warmer. looking at rainfall estimates with this front, not substantial rain by any means,

very similar to what we experienced yesterday where we had the best chance of a shower in the north bay. it's very light in nature and most areas outside of the north bay do remain dry today as this front moves through. so it's a mix of sun and clouds today, a bit cloudier in the north bay this afternoon, a bit brighter in the south bay, but temperatures in the mid 60s to the mid 70s tonight that front clears us and it's going to begin to take the cloud cover with it and with clearing skies, we will get some cold temperatures to start out our wednesday. some spots will begin the morning in the 40s. so we'll keep tracking those chilly temperatures. here's the accuweather 70 forecast. we have those north bay showers this afternoon. then tomorrow it's brighter and we begin to warm up thursday. those temperatures are above average. friday we bring back the cloud cover, a late night chance of a shower lingering to early saturday. but the rest of saturday and all of sunday, we are dry and sunday, the brighter of the two days for you. >> good morning, drew. well, right now we are continuing to follow crashes in orinda. that's one of them. we have an update

for you right now. we want to show you this crash right here. this is the right lane that is blocked right now after a rollover crash in orinda. and you can expect the backup to 680 in pleasant hill and definitely expect some delays, right there. and right now, we are still following a deadly overnight crash. this is a live look at our richmond, san rafael bridge camera. the two right lanes are blocked right now. there are some backups there in the area. >> thank you, gloria. the powerball lottery losing streak is still going. no, that's not where we are. we'll get to that later. >> yes, right now we're talking about native american music and art all on display at yerba buena gardens in san francisco. dozens of people turned out for a program yesterday that included aztec dancing, drumming speeches, all honoring indigenous peoples day. it's really a celebration of the survival of indigenous peoples of our culture and the contribution that we want to continue making to the bay area

community, to united states, to the americas and the world. the events put on every year in partnership between yerba buena gardens festival and the international indian treaty council. >> the powerball lottery is getting really big, y'all. so if you like to play this thing, i don't know, maybe try it. i mean, you're not going to win. >> wait a minute. >> just go for it. the payout is now jumping up into historic territory. tomorrow's jackpot jumps to 1.73 billion. that's the second largest in us lottery history and comes with a cash payout of more than $750 million. if you like extra cheese on your pizza, even this might be a little too much. a chef in france created a pizza with 1001 different cheeses is so here's video posted on instagram. it shows the cheese piled into a mound on top of the pizza. the chef who made it says he did it to shatter the previous guinness world record

for the pizza with the most cheese toppings. guinness hasn't announced if that record was broken. and if you want to try it, you can. but you can't do it here. you do have to go to france. the chef is hosting a tasting on saturday. it's a live look. appetizing, right? >> if you flying all the way to europe to get pizza, why are you going to france? go to italy and live your life. >> thank you. that's not what they're known for. that's not their thing. >> stay in your lane. >> and also pace yourself. >> up next, the seven things you need to know today. you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. >> that's for apple tv. google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. download. download it now. you can start streaming. >> i was looking for a friend, so we can look at this because this is gorgeous this morning as people make their way across the bay bridge. it is 655 and we'll be right back.

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu now is calling up to calling up 300,000 reservists in a massive military mobilization this morning, the united nations is reporting more than 187,000 palestinian citizens as living in gaza have left their homes to seek safer shelter. >> number two, president biden will deliver remarks from the white house at 10:00 this morning regarding the un unprecedented attack on israel. according to the white house, 11 americans have been killed in the conflict so far. >> number three, house republicans will hold an official candidate forum today where members will debate who is best fit to take the gavel as the new speaker. tomorrow, they'll hold an internal secret ballot election to officially select the nominee. >> number four, a man died after driving his car into the chinese consulate in san francisco. people ran from the building while a security guard confronted the man soon after that, san francisco police

arrived and shot and killed that driver. >> number five, another round of showers coming to the north bay later on today with another cold front this afternoon. a live look from our south beach camera showing you partly sunny conditions this morning. and here's how the day shapes up. we'll have brighter skies prevailing around lunchtime, but then the cold front begins to move through. it'll bring back the cloud cover, the best chance of a shower is in the north bay this afternoon, probably around 4 p.m. it's a quick moving front outside of the north bay. most areas remain dry for daytime highs will go into the mid 60s and the mid 70s later on today. >> at number six, we have another crash to report this morning. this is a live look at our san mateo bridge camera. there's been a three car crash on westbound 92 before the toll plaza. right now it is blocking all lanes and there are possible injuries. traffic is backed up and number seven, a new world record has been set at the world championship. >> pumpkin weigh-off in half

moon bay, chavis, ginger walked away with more than $54,000, including the $30,000 prize for breaking the world record. i'm just laughing at this girl who is not impressed by any of it completely. >> she's like, great. not into it. >> that's great for you. >> yeah, i noticed her, too. she hocus pocus pulled focus. but you're not going to take travis joy away. i just found out he is a horticulture teacher at the technical college in anoka, minnesota. i like him. >> yeah, i think that's right. come on. a follow up. oh, awesome. come on. 77. get >> good morning america. israel's massive mobilization as the war enters its fourth day. a much wider war in the region. overnight fears grow about the war's escalation.