white house urging israel to delay its ground strikes as it works to free hostages from hamas. >> governor newsom speaking from

hong kong overnight, touting the state's push to slow the impact of climate change. the plans he wants to take international. >> and rain overnight means slick roads. this morning as you're heading out for your commute. we want to know if more rain is on the way. and drew is here with all the answers. >> good morning. it's monday, october 23rd. monday night football is on abc seven and of course, it's the 49 ers tonight. they are playing minnesota. and we'll have the countdown just beneath us throughout the morning. yes. >> so we want to know, should you watch the game inside? should you watch it somewhere outside? will there be more rain? great question. >> go outside. it's kind of a tale of two different days this morning. there's a lot of cloud cover. there's dense fog. but the afternoon is looking beautiful. we'll have sunshine, mild conditions, that dense fog advisory is lasting until 10 a.m. this morning for the valleys of the north bay because you'll clearly see visibility is greatly reduced in those areas. we're down to a quarter of a mile. visibility in petaluma, half a mile in santa rosa, about a mile and a half in napa, uh- that fog lingers until 10 a.m.

some cloud cover lingers as well this morning past 10 a.m. we are clearing out our skies. we are drying out. it is a bright afternoon. it's a nice looking afternoon. we'll have mild temperatures by 4 p.m. we'll top out in the mid 60s to the mid 70s later on, we do have some cooler weather coming. our way by the end of the week. we'll show you that in a few minutes. but first, let's check in with jobina, see how traffic's doing this morning. >> thank you, drew. good morning, everybody. so we are starting with the san mateo bridge here where everything is moving nicely. if you're traveling towards the peninsula. but if you are going to be actually in san mateo in the southbound direction on 101 at poplar avenue, we do have a major crash involving a semi and two other vehicles. you can see the slowdown there on our maps. and then also a new crash coming in near el sobrante, eastbound 80 to hilltop drive. we will end here with a live picture from the bay bridge toll plaza. we're metering lights came on at 534 kumasi. >> thank you. jobina in the east bay a message of peace painted on rainy streets in oakland this weekend. the event was held in support of the palestinian children suffering in war torn gaza. local organizers say the

mural is more than paint. it's a call to action. >> they're going to be starting a mural if it stops raining, leading some chants and songs for children in and really helping kids understand. and the situation in palestine and especially gaza right now, the artists say they hope the mural will put pressure on california legislators, legislators to call for a cease fire to allow more humanitarian aid to reach those who need it. >> we're hearing more this morning about governor newsom's trip to israel. he went there friday ahead of his trip to china and hong kong. this week, he met with survivors, impacted families and others. in a statement, the governor described a disturbing video that he saw where militants beheaded someone. he said he also met a california woman, shot multiple times by hamas. he also visited with top officials in tel aviv, including the president, prime minister and foreign affairs minister newsom says california is working to send supplies to the region to aid with humanitarian relief efforts. and this morning,

israel says it is stepping up aerial attacks on gaza and it's once again warning civilians to get out of the northern part of the territory. three, the biden administration is asking israel to delay a looming ground invasion. abc news reporter ike ejiochi is live in dc with what's next. ike? yeah good morning. >> the biden administration's request for a delay in that ground incursion comes as over 300,000 israeli troops have been called up and moved closer to the border. this morning, the israeli defense forces stepping up its attacks on terrorist targets, striking a refugee camp in gaza, killing 40 palestina tions, including women and children, according to the hamas run gaza health ministry. elsewhere, israeli fighter jets striking a mosque in the west bank, which israel says thwarted an imminent terror attack. at least two people were killed this drone video showing buildings pulverize ized. a palestinian journalist says he scooped up these two wounded

toddlers, rushing them to a hospital. abc's matt gutman reports what happens next in gaza will unfold in three stages. >> the first will comprise the most intense fighting. that's the invasion of the gaza strip. the second stage is clean up operations, finding remaining hamas cells and weaponry destroying them. the third stage is rehabilitation, restoring essential services in gaza, perhaps a government the biden administration urging israel to delay a ground invasion in gaza in order to allow time for the release of more hostages. >> as israel says, hamas is holding at least 222 hostages, including some american ones. >> i'm scared because because what does that mean? i don't know. where is my daughter? and nobody knows. >> on friday, hamas releasing a mother and daughter from the chicago area. judith and natalie raanan in a deal brokered by qatar. meanwhile the humanitarian crisis inside gaza is growing. people are running out of food, water, medicine and fuel. 51 aid trucks arriving in

gaza over the weekend slowly trickling in. still hundreds of additional trucks packed with critical aid waiting at egypt's rafah border. now there are fears this conflict could widen. the united states bringing a second carrier strike. group and defense missile system to the area. back to you. >> thank you, ike. this morning, governor newsom is in hong kong as a part of a week long trip to china focused on climate action and a partnership between the us and china. abc7 news reporter lena howland in the newsroom this morning with his message overnight. lena. >> well, the governor's office says newsom's message in china will be simple this week. the world's the world's fate depends on climate action in both california and china. the three goals his office released ahead of this trip are to advance climate action and collaboration, promote economic development and tourism, and strengthen cultural ties and combat anti-asian hate. this morning, newsom already participated in a fireside chat with hong kong university

leadership. newsom touted california having some of the world's most aggressive vehicle emissions rules, including a ban on the sale of most new gas powered cars statewide by 2035. and he says he'll be out visiting manufacturing facilities over the next few days, sharing ideas to advance this effort across the globe. >> and success leaves clues. and i'm here to steal good ideas and enlightened competition in to save this planet. and in the spirit of what you're saying, i love the clarity of this at the end of the day, this crisis is the burning of carbon. it is a fossil fuels crisis. and we now have the alternative. >> newsom's tour begins with this chat in hong kong before he will continue on to beijing, shanghai and other provinces as he's expected to visit the first chinese city to deploy in all electric bus fleet tour an offshore wind facility and see a wetlands preserve. newsom is also expected to sign agreements

with leaders of chinese provinces to set mutual commitment points on a number of climate goals. live in the newsroom, lena howland, abc seven news. >> thank you, lena. new this morning, investing in tech beyond silicon valley. the biden administration announcing the winners of its contest for community that want to become tech leaders. jobina is at the live desk with a look at the recipients. jobina. >> thank you, reggie. none of these are in california. and that's because silicon valley is already home to some of the biggest and best tech companies. and a lot of tech money. the us government wants to spread out the wealth and turn more metro areas into hotspots for tech innovation. this morning the us commerce department announced the winners of its contest after receiving more than 370 applications as the project will award up to $75 million to the 31 different tech hubs. local in places like oklahoma, colorado, florida and oregon. officials say these are companies already in existence that will be now be connected with a surge of

resources. as we spoke to the us commerce department about the program, when the application process first opened up in may. >> the idea here is to make sure that we are democratizing tech knowledge and innovation across the country. this is not only a program that is about economic development, but it's also about the us's global competitiveness. >> the biden administration says for too long economic growth and opportunity has clustered in a few cities. the winners were selected to represent the full diversity of america and stimulate investments in new technologies, including artificial intelligence, quantum computing and biotech. kumasi. >> thank you, jobina. a heads up. if you take the ferry from alameda during your commute starting today, the main street ferry terminal is temporarily closed. it's undergoing a $10 million renovation, so that means no service there for a few months. instead, you'll need to use the alameda seaplane lagoon or oakland ferry terminals, depending on where you're going. the terminal is expected to

reopen on january second. coming up on abc seven mornings. another close call at a major airport. the investigation underway into an alaska airlines plane and back to the table when actors in major studio heads will return to try to end a more than 100 day strike. >> and we're dealing with areas of dense fog. >> this morning, cloud cover. but that fog and that cloud cover moves out late in the morning and we're in store for a bright and mild afternoon. we'll break it down. what you can expect the next 24 hours on future weather coming up

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near baja, california. it was later downgraded to a tropical storm after moving through western mexico. the national hurricane center says gusty winds are still a possibility today as that storm moves through the region. >> yeah, and some of that moisture right from norma works its way into the south over the next couple of days and will bring several inches of rain to places like texas and louisiana. back here at home, we have some slick roadways this morning in the south bay, just some lingering moisture out there, but the rain showers are done. we're left over with some dense fog in the north bay this morning. here's live. doppler seven along with satellite. you can clearly see that spin in the atmosphere. our low pressure which brought us that rainfall the last 24 hours, now pushing off to the south. and as it does , it will take the cloud cover with it this morning. and the afternoon will feature bright conditions. right now, temperatures starting out in the mid 50s to the low 60s. as we begin your monday morning, here's future weather. we'll go through 10 a.m. and that's when the fog will lift in the north bay. that cloud cover will exit the south bay and we'll see sunnier skies throughout the

rest of the day. the afternoons not only bright, but it's very mild. we'll see temperatures in the 70s and low 80s by 4 p.m. looking at the three day forecast, little change when it comes to our temperatures today and tomorrow, but cooler air quickly moves in here midweek and it gets even cooler by thursday and friday. we'll show you those numbers. kumasi coming up in just a few minutes. >> all right. thank you, drew. still ahead, the search for the person who shot and killed a teenager at a party in the east bay this weekend. plus people are moving out of california, but where are they going? >> we're going to show you the surprising states. >> and as we head to break, a live look outside right now at 613, we'll takes you off course. put it in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when i wanted to see results fast, rinvoq delivered rapid symptom relief and helped leave bathroom urgency behind. check. when uc tried to slow me down... i got lasting, steroid-free remission with rinvoq. check. and when uc caused damage rinvoq came through by visibly repairing my colon lining.

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hurting three other people in the east bay and happened late saturday at a home in oakley. abc seven news reporter ryan curry talked to people who say they can't believe they're quiet. neighborhood has now been rocked by violence. >> there is a common theme in this oakley neighborhood. what's it like living on the street? quiet. >> it's very quiet street. >> the sidewalks are nicely paved. some homes even have basketball hoops for kids to play. it's a nice suburban street. but that all changed late saturday night. >> there's multiple subjects with gunshot wounds, one shot in the leg and another thinks that they are dying. they were telling someone to stay awake. >> two of them ended up on the front lawn. a girl and a boy. both shot this woman and her family saw it all. you could hear another young man just like screaming, wailing. >> she asked us not to show her face for her safety. oakley police say it was a party gone wrong. four were shot. one of them, a 16 year old, died at the

scene. so frantic you can still see a bowl of chips. someone dropped on the lawn while running away. >> five shots rang out and then kids just started jumping over fences trying to get away. we've seen kids riding their bikes up and down this street. >> others were putting cobwebs on hedges for halloween. coming up, a shooting was the last thing anyone expected. >> everyone's shocked and devastated that this happened at all, let alone here. it's not really what we hear or see in oakley. >> police say the three others injured were taken to john muir hospital. they believe there is only one suspect. people living on this street are left wondering. >> they heard six gunshots. she can see a subject in the driveway shot. how they can return to that quiet, peaceful space. >> hopefully no one experiences anything like this again in oakley, ryan curry, abc seven news. >> happening today, the group that's bought tens of thousands of acres of land in solano county will begin sending a

survey to residents asking for their input on what long term projects should be considered. >> that could include everything from parks to solar farms. flannery associates has said they want to build a new city on 52,000 acres they own near travis air force base. the $1 billion project is sparking big concerns with the city. abc7 news spoke with fairfield's mayor about her worries including widening highway 12 which would cost billions and most of that would come from taxpayers. >> it is unbelievable that they would think that we should pay for infrastructure to build their city if we could afford to widen highway 12, it would have been done already. >> flannery associates is planning to open several offices throughout solano county, so residents can stop by and ask questions about the project. their ceo says he wants the public to be involved. some residents are already voicing to the mayor that they are opposing this concept. >> this this lady wrote, nobody

wants a new city. the last, last three attempts have failed with good reason. nobody wants you here. we like the open space. go away. mayor moye is offering up a whole city block for flannery to develop and show what they can do if they can agree to an equal partnership with the city. >> this morning, the faa is investigating a close call involving an alaska airlines flight at one point. two planes came within less than a half a mile of each other over portland's airport in oregon. the faa believes weather may be to blame because it was storming at the time. an alaska airlines flight coming from southern california tried to land on a runway next to a skyway plane last monday. the alaska plane veered away and aborted its landing. thankfully, no one was hurt. >> new developments in the ongoing screen actors strike in hollywood. sag-aftra and major film studios are agreeing to resume negotiations tomorrow. saturday marked 100 days since the actors union has been on

strike. tomorrow will be the first time the two sides have spoken since october 11th. that was when the union and major film studios were reportedly about $500 million apart on streaming service revenue sharing. >> whether you think they are tasteful or tacky, crocs are here to stay. and today is a day all about these shoes. it is national croc day. there is a day for everything. today is dedicated to the crocs, whether it's the high heeled ones, the taco bell, crocs. these cowboy crocs that just came out, it's croc day. so the company says this is a fan created holiday. crocs were originally designed as a boating shoe. more than 20 years ago. in 2002. but since then, they've really evolved and taken on a life of their own people bling them out. people walk down the aisle in crocs, people do do plays and performances. >> yes, i saw a play this weekend where one of the lead characters who plays the first lady was wearing croc high

heels. for some i've ever seen them. they look just as ridiculous as i thought they would. >> but was she walking smoothly in them? because it feels like it would be clunky? >> she seemed grounded like a suit with like she did like a fancy first lady suit with the heels, with the croc heels. and this was a farce. it's one of those like open shut door plays, like running over here, running over here. >> and she was moving in the crocs. >> she was. she was moving in the crocs. so you know what? >> sport mode. >> sport mode. i have i have seen people running those croc heels. they seem pretty sturdy. >> that is this is information. >> who would have thought in 2002, you're on your boat and now heels, croc heels. you know, we learn and we grow. >> they're great for a canoe. >> how often are you in a canoe? i'm not okay. but if i were, i mean, you just answered. >> you just said it all. >> connect the dots. yeah. here's a live look at our abc7 oakland airport camera this morning. you can see some of the taxiways right now this morning.

have a little bit of moisture left over the showers have moved out but dense fog has lingered this morning. we have a dense fog advisory in effect for the valleys of the north bay until 10 a.m. this morning. it is a bright afternoon, a dry afternoon and a mild afternoon later on today. but by the end of the week, cooler air will settle in here. and friday morning we do have the chance of some showers. here's a live doppler seven showing you. it is very quiet this morning after we track those showers last 24 hours, low pressure is moving out, but that fog is an issue. look at petaluma. we're down to zero miles. visibility that's as bad as it gets when it comes to fog. and that's why we have that dense fog advisory until 10 a.m, meaning that fog is going to linger for about the next 3.5 hours. after 10 a.m, the fog will lift, the clouds will move out. and that means we have sunshine for the rest of the day. the afternoon soon is looking very delightful, bright conditions and temperatures mainly in the 70s and low 80s highs today going 73 in oakland, 70 in the city, 78 in napa. after that fog lifts for sunshine. santa rosa going to warm 80 today, 75 in san jose, 78 in antioch overnight tonight

we will have mainly clear skies and some chilly spots beginning in the upper 40s for part of the north bay. the bay shoreline staying in the mid 50s. accuweather seven-day shows you morning fog to sunshine today. little change to our temperatures tomorrow but it's cooler, breezier and cloudier here midweek and that will bring us below average temperatures by thursday and friday. there's that morning chance of a shower on friday. jobina >> thank you, drew. good morning, everybody. so we do have a positive update in terms of that sigalert we were following in san mateo, we have minor residual delays here, but it has cleared southbound 101 at poplar avenue. what has not is the richmond-san rafael bridge. the backup extends about four miles. now, if you're traveling in the westbound direction, due to those three westbound lanes being blocked again, wide load vehicles not allowed here right now. we will end with a live picture from the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights came on at 534. reggie thanks so much. >> now we're going to turn to ginger zee with a look at what's happening on gma this morning. good morning, ginger. hey

>> hey there, friends. nice to be with everybody this morning. so coming up here on a monday, our team is live on the ground in israel. fears now growing, of course, of a wider war. and then that humanitarian aid finally arriving, at least some of it in gaza. plus, we're going to hear from the family of the two american hostages that were freed by hamas. you'll see that first here on gma. and then as you've been reporting, former san diego padres pitcher charged with murder in the killing of his father in law. we'll get the details of that story and the countdown is on to thanksgiving. and reggie stuffing how much your turkey dinner could cost this year. also, some expert advice on ways to save. yeah not reggie stuffing. that stuff comes back every year. and then, by the way, john stamos is here live talking about his new revealing memoir. >> okay, john stamos. >> that's cool. yeah my stuffing famously comes from a box and it's called i don't know if you've heard of it. stove top. >> will we be blessed? >> i feel like the experts with their advice this maybe would have mentioned that as well. >> you would think how to save.

>> i mean, you're not saving. you're getting plenty of sodium. i can tell you that. you're not saving any sodium on that one. yep also, i thought of you, ginger, over the weekend because i bought my i bought my preorder for brittany's book, which comes out this week. i went yes, i went to my local bookstore for i went in there and i love it. i love going into like a little local bookstore. it's so old school. she brings out a little card and she says, and what's your name? and i said, okay, it's reggie. and it's like she's like, no, no last names. just the first name. just the first name. >> that's all you need. >> it gets my phone number puts. >> i'm going to tell you, i felt bad when i realized john stamos book is coming out on the same day as brittany's book. i was like, oh, i mean, he'll do great, too, but just, you know, maybe next tuesday, right? >> yeah, it's a it's a tough one, but maybe while people are at the bookstore, they'll just say, go ahead and throw, throw them both in. give me all the there we go. >> give me all the memoirs. give

me all the scandal. okay. well we look forward to learning how to read again this week. thank you, ginger. and we'll see you

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years later, the house still doesn't have a speaker. now, nine more candidates are throwing their hat into the ring in a big week for san francisco as it is preparing for a huge international conference. >> the latest concerns over apec . >> and it was a rainy weekend, at least it was sunday. and it's bleeding at least into early monday. drew is tracking the conditions for the week ahead. >> good morning, everybody. it is monday, october 23rd. the 49 ers are back on monday night football right here on abc seven. so we're counting down to our coverage throughout the morning. it's right there on the bottom of your screen. >> it's just a mere ten hours and 28 minutes away. but who's counting, drew? >> it's very soon. very soon. this morning, the rain has moved out. fog has moved in. we have a dense fog advisory in effect for the north bay, the valleys of the north bay, specifically this until 10 a.m. because look at these numbers, doesn't get as bad as petaluma. zero miles. that's as bad as it gets when it

comes to visibility. half a mile in santa rosa, two miles in napa, outside of north bay, our visibility is a lot better. you can clearly see we have great visibility from sutro tower. that fog will linger until about 10 a.m. this morning. after that, it is sunshine on a bright afternoon, a dry afternoon, and it's mild temperatures in the 60s and 70s. let's get a check on those roads with jobina. good morning and good morning, drew. >> thank you. hi, everybody. so we are starting here with the san mateo bridge. you can see all the brake lights and traffic essentially stopped. right now, we do have reports of a disabled tractor trailer on the western span that appears to be blocking at least one lane and then a ton of brake lights. right now as you travel southbound on 680 and walnut creek, look at this. that's because of a crash we're following on 24. and then it's backing up traffic into 680 as well. so the crash is involving multiple vehicles on westbound 24 before pleasant hill road. your speeds are going to be down to around seven miles per hour in that spot. >> thank you, jobina. new this morning, governor newsom is touting the state's commitment to combating climate change on a

trip to china. overnight, he spoke about the issue in hong kong. abc seven news reporter lena howland listened to part of his speech and is joining us from the newsroom with the goals of this trip. lena >> well, governor newsom's office says the goals of this week's trip are to advance climate action, promote both economic development and tourism. on top of strengthening cultural ties and combating anti-asian hate. this morning, newsom already participated in a fireside chat with hong kong university leadership. newsom's office says that california seeks healthy economic competition with china, especially as both are working together to transition to low carbon economies. in this morning's chat, newsom touted california having some of the world's most aggressive vehicle emissions rules, including a ban on the sale of most new gas powered cars statewide by 2035. and he says he'll be out visiting manufacturing facilities over the next few days, sharing ideas to advance this effort. >> so we're going to get serious about cleaning up our environment half of that is just

in the transportation space and that's why we went big and we focusing so much time and energy in that space. and it's wonderful to see what's happening in china in this space . mean you're cleaning everybody's clock in terms of the production and scale and we want to continue to drive those partnerships and those innovations. and it's one of the fundamental reasons why i'm out here. >> newsom tour begins with this chat in hong kong before he will continue on to beijing, shanghai and other provinces. he's expected to visit the first chinese city to deploy an all electric bus fleet tour, an offshore wind facility and see a wetlands preserve. newsom is also expected to sign agreements with leaders of chinese provinces to set mutual commitments on a number of climate goals. live in the newsroom, lena howland, abc seven news. >> thank you, lena. today kicks off a big week for san francisco . it is preparing for the apec summit, which is next month. tomorrow we're going to get an

update from the mayor about how things are going. abc7 news reporter suzanne phan spoke to business owners who are a little worried about what could happen in. >> i'm very concerned. >> oasis grill is right across from moscone center, the central site for the apec summit restaurant. co-owner muna zygier says she's concerned the dreamforce conference brought thousands of visitors and boosted her business. but she's worried extra tight security measures for apec will hurt her bottom line. >> now with checkpoints, i don't think anyone will want to go and our my employees, i'm hoping, you know, they can get through, take a closer look at this map. >> according to the secret service and city authorities, this section of downtown san francisco will be locked down around moscone center. this includes the area between market and harrison. second and fifth streets, all the major closures around moscone center run from november 15th to 18th. business owners and residents in that security zone will have to go through screening. >> we need to bring in our

vegetables. we need to bring in our meats. it may be impossible, to be quite honest with you. i mean, there's all these checkpoints, but who knows if anyone can get through. >> city leaders say apec could be a great opportunity to spotlight san francisco on an international stage. but there are a lot of big concerns. according to golden gate restaurant association, it's an issue for people in that exclusion zone because they do need to get deliveries. >> they need to be able to get their staff, you know, to come to work in a timely manner, particularly staff who may be taking bart or muni. >> also, there are questions about what food delivery drivers will do. >> will they be able to get in there to do drop offs, pick ups, that kind of thing? >> now that there's more information from the secret service on security perimeters, the office of economic and workforce development and office of small business will begin going door to door starting monday to inform soma residents and businesses about apec's impact. >> but, you know, i think for some businesses this is going to be a boom. we extended restaurant week for an extra

four days because we do think we'll get some some business from that. but i think for the you know, the businesses really in those exclusion zones, the more information they can get, you know, sooner, as soon as possible will really will really benefit them. >> the mayor's office emphasizes that people can go through the secured area. it reminds people to plan ahead, especially if they have to go through screening in san francisco, suzanne fong, abc seven news. >> they are expected to hold a candidate forum tonight looking for someone to succeed representative kevin mccarthy, who was ousted earlier this month until a new speaker is voted in, the house will be stuck in a stalemate. jobina tracking all of this from the live desk. jobina. >> thank you, kumasi. nine republicans are now running to be the next house speaker on friday, the house republicans dropped jim jordan of ohio as the nominee in a secret ballot after three failed attempts to get elected. since then, numerous republicans have thrown their hats into the political ring. the new candidates will each make a presentation to other republicans. tonight,

house republicans plan to vote on a secret ballot tomorrow morning to select a candidate for speaker. a full vote on the floor could come in the afternoon. the house of representatives is basically at a standstill until a new speaker is confirmed. that means no legislation can pass like policy bills and government funding bills. and if something isn't resolved by november 17th, the government is facing a shutdown. >> it's a deadline for government funding. will be on top of us before we know it. so it really would behoove the republicans to get a speaker this week and get in the game among the contenders, byron donalds of florida, retired marine corps lieutenant general jack bergman of michigan, and majority whip tom emmer of minnesota, who backed by ousted speaker kevin mccarthy. >> any lawmaker that runs for house speaker needs to get 217 votes to win the gavel. so we'll watch that. >> reggie jobina, thank you. an urgent investigation is underway in detroit, michigan, following

the murder of the board president of a high profile jewish synagogue, samantha wohl was found dead outside her home on saturday morning with a trail of blood coming from inside. loved ones held her funeral yesterday as police continue the search for the person who stabbed her. police say they have no suspects. sam did more for our community, our state, our world, our lives and her short time here on earth than most will ever accomplish in a thousand lifetimes over her state. senator stephanie chang says that the two of them attended a wedding friday, the night before her death. so far, investigators say no evidence has surfaced to suggest this murder was motivated by anti-semitism. >> the search for a man accused of shooting two police officers is underway near nashville, tennessee. as abc news reporter derek dennis tells us, the suspect is the son of nashville's police chief.

>> this morning. two police officers in suburban nashville, gregory kern and ashley bolerjack, are recovering after being shot while responding to a call about a stolen vehicle. the suspect on the run has been identified by nashville's police chief as his own estranged son, john drake junior. the 38 year old described as armed and extremely dangerous. >> our officers were investigating a stolen vehicle during that investigation. they had contact with the subject. they struggled with that subject. and during that struggle, the suspect produced a handgun and fired shots. >> people in the suburb of laverne have been told to shelter in place and stay alert. nashville police chief john drake senior releasing a statement saying, i am shocked and deeply saddened to learn that my estranged son, with whom i have had very minimal contact over many years, is the suspect. despite my efforts and guidance in the early and teenage years, my son resorted to years of criminal activity and is a

convicted felon. he has not been a part of my life for quite some time. he now needs to be found and held accountable for his actions. this resident near the shooting scene is sympathetic. >> he is a father, and i know he he loves his child. and so that just breaks my heart. i can't imagine what he's going through. nash nashville's mayor is standing by his police chief as investigators search for john drake jr. >> saying in a statement, we can't be responsible for the choices of family members. derek dennis, abc news. >> up next on abc seven morning is halloween candy is going to cost you more this year. the pain that might hit your wallet later this month. >> here's a live look right now at the big board at the new york stock exchange. down by about 200 points right now. another update on the markets next. plus an injury update. >> just how well will the 49 ers do against the vikings without some of their key players? a preview of the monday night football matchup is next. and stay with us on the abc seven bay area streaming app at seven

for abc seven at seven and we have filmmakers who are behind a new documentary called downwind, which looks at the aftermath of hundreds of nuclear weapons tests in nevada. an ad on the opposite end of the spectrum exercises to improve your mental health. plus, all of our regular fun and banter. we're live every weekday from 7 to 8. hope you can join us this morning. >> 642. here's a live look from our king street camera in san francisco. we have mainly clear skies over the city this morning, but dense fog in the north bay and partly cloudy conditions in the south bay. 24 hour rainfall. our cold front brought some decent rainfall to the north bay santa rosa, more than half an inch of rain mill valley, more than a third of an inch, close to a quarter of an inch in the city. and oakland, san jose saw some light showers last 24 hours. the santa cruz mountains, ben lowman picked up more than an inch of rainfall out of the storm system. here's live. doppler seven along with satellite. the area of low pressure responsible for the showers the last 24 hours now pushing off to the south. and as it continues to move south, it will take the cloud cover with

it over the next couple of hours. temperatures right now starting out in the mid 50s to the low 60s. out the door this morning. we have that dense fog right now in the north bay that will lift by about 10 a.m. that's when the advisory is over. we'll see cloud cover breaking down across the region for sunshine. a bright afternoon is on the way and a mild afternoon as well. upper 70s to lower 80s and our warmest spots inland. a lot of 70s around the bay shoreline. so highs today, 70in the city, 73 in oakland, 75 in san jose, 78in napa. we'll go to 82 in fairfield. the three day forecast little change in our temperatures today and tomorrow, but cooler air starts to work in here by wednesday and it gets even cooler by thursday and friday with another chance of some showers. we'll show youy forecast. an ...spirits come home to rest... arrrgh! ...all month long... ...with hallowstream on disney+. [screaming] home is where the haunt is. boo! (♪) only on disney+.

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in the screen. we're going to be running it so you can just watch all morning long and see how far away the game is. all the signs are pointing to star running back christian mccaffrey playing. he's technically listed as questionable after suffering an oblique injury last week in cleveland. he says he felt great after two workouts late last week. the niners are going to be without deebo samuel, though he's not going to play again for at least three more weeks. now, as a reminder, you can watch the niners and vikings tonight on monday night football coverage starts right here on abc seven at 5 p.m. after that after the game and you can see a special edition of abc seven news at nine missing oregon state university is apologizing for showing an image of hitler on its big screen. it happened during saturday's football game against michigan. the image was a part of a pre-game trivia quiz show shown on the jumbotron. one of the questions was where was

hitler born? the school says that video was pulled straight from youtube. it was a part of a series of general trivia videos. but administrators say nobody from the school vetted the video before it aired. the employee who played the video has been suspended during this investigation session. and the man who created the video says the school did not ask for his permission to use it. and he apologizes to anyone who may have been offended. a big celebration of oakland history at latham square. abc7 news was there yesterday for dr. huey newton day which marks the 57th anniversary of the formation of the black panther party and panther fest really had it all. the event featured black owned businesses and food vendors, former panther party members also gave speeches, not to mention these unique aerial performances. people were suspended on the side of this building.

performances were by bandaloop, which pushes to honor nature, community and the human spirit through dance. >> now for your morning money report. taylor swift topped the weekend box office yet again. her eras tour concert movie, bringing in an estimated $31 million in its second weekend at theaters. it beat out martin scorsese's killers of the flower moon, which took in about $23 million in its big screen debut. total ticket sales for swift's movie have topped $120 million. san ramon based chevron says it's buying hess for $53 billion. it's an all stock deal. the agreement marks the second major oil agreement this month after exxonmobil announced it would acquire pioneer natural resources. chevron says it expects the hess deal to close in the first half of 2024, pending regulatory approvals. and now a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway. we are down about 133 points. well as with pretty much everything else this year,

candy, it's costing more, according to the us bureau of labor statistics. candy prices are up nearly 13% compared to this time last year. so if you're looking at actual dollar amounts, the national retail federation says you would have spent $30 last year. this year it'll be 35 bucks. >> it went up like $3 for just those costco bags. >> everything is so expensive right now, though. unfortunately we went to, i think, target or somewhere else just to start looking for candy. >> and it was outrageous. he's outraged. >> supply chain experts say the cost of each element of the candy is higher. so the sugar, the cocoa bean imports the wrapping paper or the workers wages. now, we're not going to put those on workers. just let them get their money. right. don't do that. the mp3 player that helped change the way we listen to music is 22 years old today. yes, the ipod steve jobs unveiled the original this day, 2020, 2001, i should say. the

first ipod ipod cost $400 and you can't even buy them anymore after selling 450 million devices, apple discontinued them last year. i am kind of sad that i got rid of mine. >> where did you where did you put it? what did you what? >> i think that it went to the landfill. >> oh. oh no. >> okay. well, there are only so many times i've moved so many times there are only so many times transport a brick. >> you know, even a sentimental brick really. >> you still becomes a brick. >> yeah, we are in the rare business of we've all moved a lot. yeah you know, i have that one memory box. yeah. >> that's was asking to fill. say, this cannot come, i guess make some choices. i had to make choices. >> so i guess when it comes down to it. kumasi. i was the one who made that choice. >> it was you. >> oh, okay. >> i know how to make choices,

right? >> how do you decide what makes a cut? is it really like personal letters and like yearbooks and that kind of thing? okay, that seems like that's irreplaceable. >> true. okay an ipod. >> i gotcha. i wouldn't call it irreplaceable. >> well, to the left. to the left, i'm just going to say, i would call beyonce's b'day irreplaceable, but perhaps not the ipod. >> everything you own in a box to the left. i mean, really. >> but you really said everything you own. >> yes. memory box. that's what i feel. >> really took that to heart. he's like, you get one box. >> i'm really making him out to be a monster. >> he's a lovely person. >> he's a lovely lyrics. still work for this in the closet. that's my stuff is if i bought it. please don't touch you can talk that mess. >> that's fine. >> but can you walk and talk at the same time? let's see. >> keep on it all works. >> no. here's a live look from santa cruz this morning. we have partly cloudy skies as the sun gets up here. we do have dense fog in the north bay and advisory until 10 a.m. we have some slick roadways out there this morning with some leftover moisture, but the showers have moved out. sunshine will move

in. a drier pattern begins later today. but by late week, cooler weather moves back in and it comes with a chance of showers friday morning live doppler seven after tracking all of the wet weather, the last 24 hours. it is quiet this morning, but we switch it over to visibility mode and we have issues in the north bay. this is why the advisory is in effect until 10 a.m. petaluma. you're down to zero miles visibility so that fog lingers through 10 a.m. we'll take the fog away after that, the cloud cover exits and it's a sunny afternoon and it's a mild afternoon. temperatures going into the 70s and low 80s later on today. tonight, mainly clear skies. some of our cooler spots dipping into the 40s first thing for tuesday. here's the accuweather seven day forecast morning fog to sun today will be breezy and cooler here midweek below average stuck in the 60s thursday and friday. friday morning a slight chance of a shower jobina. >> thank you, drew. good morning, everybody. so the good news is that that crash we were following on 24 has cleared, but you are facing residual delays and it is really significant on 680. check out this live camera here from walnut creek and all of those brake lights. so it's

not picking up, but we hope it does in the next few minutes because all lanes have reopened on 24. elsewhere at the san mateo bridge, we do have a slowdown here as well in the westbound direction due to a stall on the western span that has not been moved out of the way yet. so we are looking at a problem in that area. and then just slow rides for the most part around the east bay kumasi. >> thank you, jobina. another walgreens is set to close in downtown san francisco, and this time it's just blocks away from union square. now, this is video of the store from earlier this year. according to our media partners at the san francisco standard, this location on geary and taylor is closing on november 15th. now we are reaching out to walgreens for more on the decision. we will let you know when we hear back. >> one of the biggest youth bike education programs in the country has just received a huge financial boost that will keep it going for another decade. the ymca of san francisco's y bike program will get $1 million in state funding, thanks to the efforts of state assemblyman phil ting. not only does the

program teach kids how to safely ride a bike in the big city, but it teaches them how to fix the bike. the funding will go toward new equipment and storage. vallejo put on a big celebration over the weekend for bay area rap legend e-40. fans and friends came out for the city's unveiling of an honorary sign on the street where e-40 born earl stevens is lived as a kid. a one mile stretch of the neighborhood got renamed e-40 way as a nod to the song magazine street on his 2015 album. e-40 also received a proclamation and a key to the city. >> and we have one here today for mr. e-40 and he'll be able to put this on his. i love me wall somewhere at home. if there's any room left. yay. an honor. so thank you so very much for being here. >> e-40, get the talk. because i really do want to i want to hear from. he did. but we heard this

man instead talking about his i love you all, whatever that is. anyway congratulations to this man. after several multi-platinum and gold studio albums, he's become an entrepreneur and has a wine, spirits and food empire. >> if i can, you can, e-40. >> that's cool. you know what? that's it. >> congratulations, guys. >> that'd be fun to have a plane honoring you. >> can you imagine all the things? >> no. but one day i would just take, like, it's a vallejo, right? >> i would just take, like, a six flags pass and be, like, pretty happy. that's pretty. we don't even need a ceremony. really >> just take it. mail it to you. >> mail it to me. >> up next, is seven things you need to know today as we head to break. >> i have very low standards because we had to break a live look outside. beautiful sky. we'll be right

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is expected to sign climate goal agreements with leaders in several chinese provinces during this trip. >> number two, the biden administration is asking israel to delay its looming ground incursion into the gaza strip. it would give time for the release of more hostages and for humanitarian aid to get to civilians. >> number three, nine republicans are now running to be the next house speaker after congressman jim jordan was voted out of the running on friday. these new candidates will each make a presentation to other republicans tonight. a floor vote is expected as soon as tomorrow. >> number four, monday night football is on abc seven tonight. the 49 ers are taking on the minnesota vikings. coverage begins at 5 p.m. it's all followed by after the game. >> and number five, we have a dense fog advisory in the valleys of the north bay until 10 a.m. but we are in store for a sunny afternoon. a live look from the exploratorium camera showing you the clouds are clearing brighter and drier later today. temps in the 60 and 70s. >> number six, we have major delays following a cleared crash

. there was a motorcycle crash reported in fairfield on westbound 80 at north texas street. your speeds as you approach the area will be down to around ten miles per hour and number seven animals at the london zoo celebrated halloween. >> look at it. >> oh. oh. what is that? >> komodo dragon. >> that's a kimono. >> they are celebrating halloween early with jack o. leonard snacks. the zoo says all 14,000 of their residents got a special treat. and a lot of the pumpkins were from their own garden. >> and that animal was the okapi. in case you're wondering. oh i learned that from animal kingdom. all right, now let's go good morning america for our viewers in the west. humanitarian aid finally arrives in gaza, as the biden administration tries to delay an israeli ground invasion. new fears of a wider war. overnight intense air strikes inside g a