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crazy person off the street like that's a trusted person at the airline. >> we're learning more about the east bay man who attempted to shut off the engines of a plane while it was in the air. good morning on this tuesday, october 24th. start the check of our forecast. andrew hey, good morning. >> so we have a dense fog advisory again in the north bay. this lasting until 10 a.m. we are seeing low visibility in the valleys of napa and sonoma county, especially around santa rosa, petaluma, napa itself, even yountville. so we take a look at visibility. we're down a half a mile in santa rosa, a quarter of a mile in petaluma, three miles in novato. and just like yesterday morning, it's probably going to linger between about nine and 10 a.m. before this cloud cover is really going to lift. it's a cooler start to the day compared to yesterday. we're down to 48 in novato 54 in the city, 57 in san jose with mostly cloudy skies in the south bay. 55 right now in concord. half moon bay coming in at 57 degrees. so keep that fog in the forecast at least through 9 a.m. this morning. but again, just

like yesterday, we will have a bright afternoon and a mild afternoon under mostly sunny conditions. temperatures for most of us in the 70s and low 80s, 72 in oakland today, 78. in san jose, 74. in napa, about 69. in the city. that's your tuesday. let's see how we're doing on traffic with jobina. >> good morning. good morning, drew. thank you. hi, everybody. so who would have thought that this sigalert on the richmond-san rafael bridge would go into week three? that's where we are now. of those westbound lanes closed on 580. so again, no wide load vehicles allowed here. you'll need to take highway 37in emeryville. looking live here at 80. those headlights traveling in the westbound direction. if you're making your way towards the bay bridge and going in the westbound direction, i just a heads up that the fremont street off ramp there has the left side blocked due to some roadway construction in that area. tracy to dublin still under 40 minutes right now just at 39. things jobina in the east bay this morning. >> growing outrage in the city of oakley after a deadly house party shooting over the weekend. parents are demanding answers at

a community meeting where frustrations boiled over last night. the shooting happened saturday night at a home on shannon way. a 16 year old died and three other teens were injured and no arrests have been made. there are rumors online that there could be more violence connected to that shooting at freedom high school. police say the rumors are not true, but the fear prompted 1000 students to walk out of class yesterday ahead of the community meeting. and that is where parents voiced their frustrations. >> we don't know where the shooter is. we don't know what's happening. we don't know anything. if you think i'm going to let my daughter walk back here, you're crazy. and i think all of these parents probably feel the same. >> the principal confirmed with abc seven that the teen killed was not a student at freedom high school, but students tell abc seven that many of them knew the teen who died. oakland police say. the chief says a school resource officer will be on campus for the rest of the week. >> the east bay pilot accused of

trying to turn off the engines of alaska airlines flight on its way to san francisco is expected to appear in court for the first time today. >> thousand 2059. what is the threat level? the threat is now in the back of the airplane, so we're reduced on the threat level. what was the highest level that occurred? it escalated to a four for irvine, but he's out of the cockpit now. >> the pilot was off duty at the time, but he was riding in the cockpit. this was a flight going from everett, washington to sfo ever as just outside of seattle. the plane had to divert to portland and jobina were learning the man may have been having a mental health emergency. yes reggie. >> so passengers on the flight say the pilot told them 44 year old joseph emerson had a, quote, mental breakdown during the flight. he is originally from washington state but has lived in contra costa county since 2008. emerson works for alaska airlines, which owns horizon air, which is the reason he was

authorized to sit in the jump seat in the cockpit. abc seven went to his home in pleasant hill yesterday. neighbors say he was always kind toward them and they were shocked to hear what happened. >> and he's never had a negative statement about his job or anything like that. so yeah, he's very understanding and well of other people. >> and, you know, we have a grandson with special needs and he's very good to him. >> the airline pilots association says pilots are continuously evaluate throughout their careers, adding, quote, while the investigation is just getting underway, it is important to remember that the airline pilot profession in north america is one of the most highly vetted and scrutinized careers. the faa relies on pilots to self-report any mental health conditions during annual visits with medical examiners. records show emerson received his last medical clearance just

last month. when emerson appears in court today, he's facing 83 counts of attempted murder, one for each person on board. he's also facing dozens of other charges. so we will continue to follow this. kumasi thanks, gibby. >> and we wanted to learn exactly how something like this could happen from a technical aspect. so we got inside a cockpit with an aviation expert with just a pull of a lever and a press of a button. power and fuel can be cut off to an engines plane engine by fire extinguisher workers, which is what emerson is accused of attempting to do. now, normally this function is only to be used in case of a fire or what i would do is i would pull this lever up, which is hard to do. >> i've got to push the safety button down first so it can't happen by accident. when i pull this up, this disk connects the fuel flow going to the engine. this also disconnects the hydro helix and the electrical power. now for this particular plane model, emerson would have had easy access to those controls from where he was sitting in the

cockpit if he succeeded. >> it would have left the plane with no way to fly. normally >> developing news, two israeli hostages released by hamas arrived in tel aviv overnight after they were turned over to the red cross in gaza. their release is raising new hope that others could be freed. the us says they're keeping up efforts to ensure the release of ten americans, along with 200 others being held by hamas. israel is planning a ground invasion in the coming days. president biden says he won't talk about a ceasefire deal until the hostage is are free. israel claims to have struck 300 targets in gaza within 24 hours. some trucks with badly needed water, food and medicine for palestinians made it into gaza over the weekend. >> today, republicans will try again to elect a new house speaker. there are now eight people in the running after a ninth candidate. pennsylvania's dan meuser dropped out yesterday. now, this morning,

the conference will hold a closed door secret ballot vote with the goal of selecting the party's nominee. now, depending on the outcome of that, a floor vote on the nominee could happen later today. it's been almost three weeks now without a speaker. no legislation can reach the floor in the meantime. so there is rising urgency to get someone elected. >> happening today, san francisco mayor london breed is expected to give an update on preparations for the asia pacific economic cooperation, otherwise known as apec, which is coming in just a few weeks. it's about three weeks away. in fact, between 30 and 50,000 people are expected to come to the city, including president biden and several heads of state . officials say a four square block section of downtown san francisco will be locked down. this is around moscone center. businesses are also gearing up, some expecting a boom in customers. others are worried about going dark because of the tight security measures. the summit is the reason behind an immediate push by the city to move the giant ferris wheel from golden gate park to the

waterfront at fisherman's wharf. operators are hoping to get the wheel up and ready for apec. workers are wasting no time getting that ride or ready for moving. abc7 news was at the park yesterday. as you can see the gondolas are already off the wheel. the 150 foot tall skystar observation wheel will be set up at a triangular shaped parking lot right next to pier 39. >> nation is going to be in full force at chase center tonight when the warriors open the season against the phenix suns and fans who attend the game tonight will of course get some team swag. abc seven news reporter lena howland live at chase center with a look at some of the swag and what you need to know for tonight's game. lena >> hey kumasi good morning. we are coming to you live from the floor of the chase center where fans will be welcomed back with open arms and they'll also be welcomed back with some free shirts. they have been placed on every single seat here inside of the chase center as the warriors prepare to take on the phenix suns tonight. yesterday we caught some of the arena staff

prepping the seats with these shirts for fans. but tonight, the warriors will be without one of their star players. draymond green will not play tonight because of a sprained ankle. green suffered the ankle injury during a pickup game here at the chase center before training camp even opened. however tonight we are expecting to see former phenix suns player chris paul as a warrior for the first time in a game that counts as opening night. >> it's a new team, you know. i know what i bring to the table. you know, and that's a that's an edge every time that i play. so it's been like that for a long time. and i don't see it changing. >> on the flip side of things, former warriors player kevin durant should be playing for the suns tonight. it'll be the first time he'll be playing in front of warriors fans here in san francisco since he left the team . now tonight's game tips off at 7:00, but you might want to get here a little bit early just to enjoy everything that comes

along here with the first night back at the chase center live in san francisco, lena howland, abc seven news. >> thanks, lena. and if you travel to and from chase center later on today, it will be breezy. we'll have winds gusting about 10 to 20mph. and it will be a cool evening with temperatures mainly in the upper 50s for the home opener. temperatures right now, you look at the 24 hour temperature change and we are cooler across the board, almost ten degrees cooler in novato, ten degrees cooler in livermore, seven degrees cooler in the city. so you need that jacket first thing. this morning. there's a little bit of a chill in the atmosphere. upper 40s to lower 50s. that's where a lot of us are beginning this morning and we have dense fog in the north bay that dense fog advisory lasting until 10 a.m. this morning. here's a live look from the exploratorium camera over the city right now. we have mainly clear conditions, but we do have areas of dense fog in the north bay. some cloud cover in the south bay as well. that fog will lift by about 10 a.m. we have bright skies this afternoon and just like yesterday, it's another mild day. by 4 p.m, we'll have those

temperatures in the 60s and 70s pretty close to where we landed yesterday. but by tomorrow and into thursday, cooler air is really going to work in here looking at the three day forecast winds pick up tomorrow, they usher in cooler weather. and then by thursday, we're basically in the 50s and 60s feeling a lot like fall on thursday. and our next front does come with a chance of showers on friday. we'll talk about that, reggie, coming up in about nine minutes. >> thank you, drew. organizers of oakland's first friday say the event is going on hiatus. the reason for the decision and how long it's going to last. >> plus, the moment a mom confronts police with their weapons drawn on the side of the highway, why they say they wanted to question her eight year old son. the new i program that could soon make your commute on board a city

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ritz. a taste of welcome. after police mistook her eight year old son for the suspect in a crime. a witness recorded the incident on the shoulder of a

busy interstate in sacramento. shanice stewart, who is nine months pregnant, by the way, says police pulled her over last week when she checked her rear view mirror. she saw police with their guns drawn when she told her son to stay in the car because she was afraid. police would start shooting if her son made a sudden movement. in the video, you can hear her son pleading for his mom. please >> at that moment, i was at fear that maybe the cops can think that, okay, they're trying to run towards us and they're in danger. they can shoot. >> sacramento police say they mistook the eight year old for a juvenile with several felony warrants. they apologized to the family. stewart is afraid her son will be traumatized and anxious if he ever has another encounter with police. >> the sag-aftra union and major film studios are agreeing to resume negotiations today. it'll be the first time the two sides have spoken since october 11th.

that was when the union and major film studios are reportedly some 500 million apart on streaming service revenue sharing. the united auto workers have escalated their strike members from a factory that makes dodge ram pickup trucks walked out yesterday. about 6800 members halted production at the stellantis plant, which is located just north of detroit. the plant's a big profit center for dodge. the uaw says the plant has the worst offer on the table as a union continues those negotiations with dodge and other big name manufacturers. this is a second surprise strike that's happened during the larger strike. >> it's time the working class gets their fair share and the corporate class pays up. that's it. they keep taking everything. and the workers keep going further and further behind. those days are done. more than 40,000 workers are now picketing as the strike enters its sixth week. >> teamsters are holding a rally outside cruise headquarters in

san francisco. >> members from multiple unions say they want to highlight safety concerns with the company's robotaxis and demand regulations. the national highway traffic safety excuse me, the national highway traffic safety administration even opened an investigation into cruise after reports of the taxis not using proper caution around pedestrians in the roads. when that investigation was announced, cruise said in a statement to abc7 news that their safety record continues to, quote, outperform comparable or human drivers. co working company we work is reportedly being sued for $250 million for breaching their lease agreement in downtown san francisco. according to our media partner, the sf standard, the company stopped paying rent in july and august. we were told it's landlords. the entire space. at 430 california street was vacated. this comes as a company recently lost its president and laid off roughly 300 workers globally within the past year. >> oakland first fridays is coming to a pause. starting in 2024, this well known community

event and vibrant art festival attracts about 30,000 people every month. but now organizers say they are taking a three month hiatus from january to march because of financial constraints. the event supports local artists, food vendors and more than 80% of participants are people of color. on an instagram post, organizers expressed their regret for the disruption and the impact it would have on the community. they are hoping to bring the event back in april. when you think of a cool neighborhood, what comes to mind? >> according to a survey, by time out, san francisco's richmond district ranks as number 27 on a global list. the website says experts ranked neighborhoods from around the world on fun, food, culture and community. the top american rankings go to mid-city and new orleans. la's arts district and fort greene in brooklyn. >> oh, okay. i like all those neighborhoods. all right. richmond, nice. >> yeah, i was reading an

article about this yesterday that was taking the stance of shocking, like, why are they so shocked? thank you. >> yeah, it was. all those places are cool. yeah. >> well, particularly about richmond. >> that's rude. oh yeah. >> they were kind of like here. it was very condescending. >> if anything, i'm shocked. it's not higher. >> yeah, you know, 27. >> get us in the top ten at least. i mean, we are world class city. >> i think they picked. i'm just relying on my memory, but i think they picked dogpatch last year. >> oh, that sounds familiar. yep, yep, yep. yeah, well, it's richmond's turn. yeah. yeah. and it's. >> well earned. and thank you. >> i was just over there. it's beautiful. oh yeah, yeah. >> it's right by the beach. >> yeah. yeah. you have this cute shops and restaurants. thank you. >> what else are you looking for ? >> who wrote it? yeah, that's right. >> i'm not saying names nor publications. >> i was going to say i really want to know what this article. who's mad about this? let's go outside. here's our dense fog in

the north bay. we're down to a quarter of a mile in petaluma. novato same spots just like yesterday. that was really dealing with thick fog. we have it once again, half a mile in santa rosa. a bit better in napa, but this dense fog advisory lasting until 10 a.m. a little bit of fog on the coast. we're down to three miles in half moon bay, but not thick enough to warrant a dense fog advisory there. future weather as we go hour by hour. that fog will lift after 10 a.m. we have a lot of sunshine today. it's a mild afternoon. but then we watch a cold front that will move through here on wednesday. it's going to add a lot of cloud cover to our sky tomorrow. so tomorrow is a mostly cloudy day. it's going to move through without any moisture, but it will bring if you look around tahoe, some high elevation snow. we could pick up 1 or 2in of snow at lake level. so a little dusting early on in the season. we'll have that front move through and it will kick up our winds for tomorrow afternoon. here are future tracker wind gusts by wednesday afternoon, we'll likely have those winds gusting about 15 to 30mph as

that front crosses us. and it's really going to bring in some cooler weather for the rest of the week today. enjoy the mild conditions, the mostly sunny skies after that fog lifts around 10 a.m. 60s and 70s around the bay shoreline. our warmest spots inland in the upper 70s to lower 80s overnight tonight. we do have chilly spots dipping into the 40s and the valleys of the north bay. low and mid 50s around the bay shoreline. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. morning fog, a mild afternoon, cloudier cooler and windier tomorrow feels like fall here on thursday and friday. by friday morning we have a chance of an early morning shower. we'll brighten up those skies but keep those temperatures below average over the weekend. jobina >> andrew, thank you. good morning, everybody. so we are going to start with mass transit. caltrain is experiencing a delay right now on train 101. it's about 20 minutes or 28 minutes, i should say, behind schedule and is traveling in the northbound direction. but it is approaching san jose diridon station. so 28 minutes behind right now. if you rely on caltrain specifically

train 101 for bart. if you're traveling between pleasant hill and concord stations this weekend, they are undergoing track upgrades. so you're going to have to take a free bus to transfer. and you should expect up to about 20 or 30 minute delays in that area. we'll end here with a live look at the san mateo bridge as far as our roadway conditions right now. you are clear, kumasi. >> thanks, jobina. coming up, the seven things to know this morning. rising from the ashes. >> one of napa's most picturesque wineries is reopening after a wildfire forced it to close

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it's comeback season. engines of a flight from washington state to sfo is expected to be in court today, facing 83 counts of attempted murder and other charges. >> number two, the two israeli women released by hamas in gaza arrived in tel aviv overnight. the biden administration continue to urge israel to delay a ground invasion in hopes that more hostages could be released. number three, republicans are expected to hold another vote today as they try to elect a new house speaker. >> there are now eight republican is in the running after one candidate dropped out

last night. >> number four, the huge ferris wheel in golden gate park has closed. crews are moving it to a parking lot near pier 39 ahead of the apex summit next month. next month. and number five, we're dealing with dense fog in the north bay again this morning. >> an advisory in effect until 10 a.m. that fog will lift after 10 a.m. and it is a sunny and mild afternoon once again in the 60s and 70s. and number six, unless you're looking at the richmond-san rafael bridge and the sig alert there, the roadways are completely clear right now. >> so we are bringing you a live picture from oakland showing you our 880 at the coliseum camera. >> and number seven, double nation. the wait is almost over. the warriors are returning to chase center in san francisco for opening night. we're already seeing how they're getting ready for fans t shirts with the new mcm look design are being placed on all the seats. game tips off at 7:00 against the phenix suns. sterling vineyards is preparing

to reopen after a wildfire closed caused it to close for three years. the venue features a gondola. it takes visitors to a tasting room that has just amazing views of napa valley. the gondola replaces a tram that got damaged by the 2020 glass fire. sterling invited firefighters you can see there to the ribbon cutting ceremony to thank them for saving the winery. >> if it weren't for them, we don't want to think about what the property would look like. they were able to save it in a way that we had the opportunity to rebuild and refine some of the property. >> the winery also has a new fire mitigation system, has a cave, so it can store water and it has sheep roaming the property to mow down tall, dry grasses. it will also be completely solar powered by next year, sterling vineyards will officially reopen on sunday. >> several tech companies have started providing artificial intelligence to help cities tackle a variety of public services, from pothole repairs to illegal parking. now, a san

francisco startup is using ai to clear a path for smoother bus transportation. hayden ai has created tech that maps the roadway for public busses and tracks other vehicles on the road. chief growth officer charles territo tells us how it works and the impact the new tech is having on our system. >> mounts on the inside of a transit bus. it is seamless to the bus operator, but what it does is it enhances safety, it improves effectiveness and efficiency, it increases is on time arrivals. and at the end of the day, it also reduces greenhouse gas emissions. >> the company has been installing its systems for transit agencies across the country for about a year. ac transit will soon launch a pilot program using the smart cameras on its busses and alameda county, another nostalgic reunion is happening coming up at 530. which band is getting back together for a world tour?

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by about 10 a.m. but right now, we're seeing reduced visibility and a lot of spots, especially in sonoma county. we'll flip. live doppler seven over into visibility mode and basically 101 from novato up through santa rosa. we have visibility down to a quarter of a mile. some reduced visibility to along the coast this morning. so that dense fog advisory lasting until 10 a.m. for that visibility and some spots even less than a quarter of a mile. use those low beams when you're driving this morning and definitely add some extra distance between the cars around you outside this morning. from our sf exploratorium camera , we have mainly clear skies over this part of the city. we'll have that dense fog in the north bay this morning. some fog in the south bay as well. that fog will lift after 10 a.m. for bright sunshine and mild conditions. 60s and 70s for your daytime highs on your tuesday. that's the forecast. let's see how we're doing on the roads with jobina. good morning. >> good morning, drew. thank you. hi, everybody. so the big issue, right now is in terms of mass transit and it's going to

be with caltrain. if you rely specifically on train 101, it's delayed about 28 minutes. and traveling northbound. so at the moment, i just checked the schedule and it's approaching palo alto. so heads up for you. if you rely on the richmond-san. rafael bridge. i know this is really awful. we are in week three of this situation. even with the three westbound lanes closed right now on 580, no wide load vehicles allowed. we know it causes a major slowdown after 6 a.m. so expect that again today. we'll end here with the live picture in walnut creek showing you 680 kumasi. >> thanks, jobina. an off duty airline pilot is set to face 83 charges of attempted murder today after allegedly trying to crash a plane on the way to san francisco. the pilot who lives in the east bay was riding in the cockpit at abc news. reporter ike jones explains the man may have been having a mental health emergency. >> this morning. the fbi is investigating after an off duty pilot allegedly tried to crash a passenger plane. alaska airlines

flight 2059 left everett, washington, for san francisco sunday, packed with 80 passengers. and in the cockpit, 44 year old joseph emerson, an off duty pilot with alaska air, hitching a ride in the jump seat soon after takeoff. officials say emerson tried to cut the plane's engines by pulling the fire extinguisher handles known as the t handles the t handle, which is what this individual tried to pull on each engine actually turns the engines off and prepares it for a fire extinguisher. >> the problem is at high altitude, you can get the engines restarted at low altitude and that could be a fatal result. the crew was able to overpower emerson, handcuffing him to a seat in the cabin. >> we've got the guy that tried to shut the engines down out of the cockpit. it doesn't sound like he's causing any issue in the back right now. i think he's subdued. >> the pilots then diverted to portland, where emerson was taken into custody after we did land and the gentleman was escorted off the flight attendant got back on the speaker and said, plain and

simple, he had a mental breakdown. the faa relies on pilots to self-report any mental health conditions during annual visits with aviation. medical examiners. pilots only get additional psychological testing if it's requested by their examiner for the faa recently acknowledged hiring additional mental health professionals. as for joseph emerson, a neighbor described him as friendly. >> we just can't imagine him doing anything that would hurt anyone. >> ike ejiochi abc news, washington. >> new developments this morning in the war between israel and hamas. two israeli women held hostage in gaza arrived in tel aviv overnight. jobina the release of these women is creating new hope that more hostages could be freed. >> yes, reggie, so officials in israel say those women released by hamas are back home with their families this morning. and overnight at one of the women described her ordeal, saying she was taken from her home earlier this month on a motorcycle, then taken into a tunnel system in gaza where she was held captive.

the release of these women has created new hope that hamas may release more, more people held hostage. it's believed that the group has 200 hostages who hostages, including ten americans. the biden administration is advising israel to consider delaying its ground invasion in order to get more people out. and abc news has learned the us military is weighing more options to respond to iranian backed militants in the middle east. we're going to do what's necessary to make sure that our troops are in the right good position. >> there protected and that we have the ability to respond. >> there is still an urgent effort to get more humanitarian aid into gaza, but it has been slow going. yesterday, 20 trucks filled with supplies go through egypt's rafah border crossing a small amount of what's needed there. hundreds more trucks

filled with badly needed water, food and medicine are still waiting to be cleared right now. kumasi >> thank you, jobina. global oil supplies could be tightened as a war rages on in the oil rich region. it could be as bad it could be really bad news at the pumps, especially this winter. neither israel or gaza act as major oil suppliers. but the conflict could soon spread into other important regions, especially if iran gets involved. >> iran is a major oil producer here, and if they embargo oil or cut exports, that could weigh more heavily on oil prices. >> brant crude oil prices have fluctuated, but that hasn't reached the gas pumps because of seasonal trends. so far, gas prices are staying lower because of cheaper winter gas blends, as well as decreased demand. this week, the national average could fall to its lowest level since march. >> google has temporarily disabled the ability to see live traffic conditions in israel. on google maps and the waze app. it

comes as israel prepares for a potential ground invasion into gaza. google says users will still be able to get directions and estimated arrival times. the company did a similar thing after russia invaded ukraine last year. >> china's foreign minister has said to meet with secretary of state antony blinken and national security adviser jake sullivan in washington, d.c. the topics will cover a range of issues, including the israel-hamas conflict and the ukraine war. it's possible that president joe biden and chinese president xi jinping will be meeting at the apec summit here in san francisco next month. but beijing has yet to confirm if that will happen. >> sweden is one step closer to joining nato. turkey's president signed off on the proposal and sent it to the turkish parliament. turkey has been a major roadblock to sweden's application to join nato, accusing the country of being too lenient on terror groups and helping people associated with the 2019 coup attempt. since applying for membership, sweden has tightened its anti-terror legislation and agreed to work

more closely with turkey on its security concerns. >> a former national security agency worker has pleaded guilty to trying to send classified documents to russia. prosecutors say the worker saint classified material to a person he thought was from russia's foreign intelligence service for $85,000. but the person was actually an undercover fbi agent . it under the plea deal, federal prosecutor has agreed not to ask for more than about 22 years in prison. >> in today's gma first look, a super fog is being blamed for a highway crash in louisiana. it killed seven people and 25 people were taken to hospitals. here's abc news reporter trevor ault in this morning's gma first look. >> stunning images from a frightening scene monday on this louisiana highway. seven people dead and nearly 30 others injured after a multi-vehicle pile up caused by a weather phenomenon known as super fog. >> people were screaming for help. 90% of the cars that were surrounding me were hit within

150 cars colliding, starting fires on the road, leaving cars burned out and drivers stranded along i 55 outside new orleans. >> this time lapse video showing the dramatic approach as it rolled across the region. rescue teams scouring the scene, searching for any remaining victims. >> our troopers and emergency first responders have been working diligently up there to not only investigate all of the crashes that are involved, but also clear the roadway. >> and coming up at 7 a.m, we'll have much more on what caused these dangerous road conditions with your gma. first, look, i'm trevor ault, abc news, new york. >> a new shot could protect babies against rsv if they are able to get it right now, the cdc says the vaccine used to protect infants against the respiratory virus is in limited supply because of high demand. the cdc recommends prioritize adding available doses for infants at the highest risk for severe rsv disease. the. covid 19 vaccine is no longer free for

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store shelves today with the pop icon is expected to reveal. >> and we're out of chase center this morning ahead of tonight's season opener against the phenix suns. we'll show you the swag. people in that crowd will be leaving with. but first, check on the weather with drew. >> hey, good morning. 540 on our tuesday. here's sfo. we do have low cloud cover this morning. dense fog in the north bay with an advisory until 10 a.m. but we have great air quality today. tomorrow into the end of the week and the weekend. our aqi will be good. the 24 hour temperature change, you can see it is a bit cooler in most cities today compared to this time yesterday by about eight degrees in livermore and also concord, six degrees cooler in the city. i would take that jacket with you out the door. dew points right now very comfortable in the 40s and low 50s. so certainly it's not too humid out there right now. here's future tracker temperatures showing you we'll keep that fog in the forecast through about 9 a.m. this morning. after that, it will lift. we'll have sunshine this afternoon and temperatures really comfortable 60s for half

moon bay in the city. low 70s for oakland mountain view and fremont. our warmest spots inland will likely go into the upper 70s if not hit about 80 degrees later on today. enjoy the mild conditions because things are going to change as we head into tomorrow and especially on thursday. sunny and mild today, 60s and 70s for the most part, under those bright conditions, once that fog will lift, tomorrow, we turn windier, cooler and cloudier thanks to a cold front moving through and behind that front, get ready for it to really feel like fall temperatures only in the 50s and 60s. by thursday. we'll preview that all important weekend forecast in about

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how dupixent can help heal your skin from within. its season opener against the phenix suns and chase center is of course decked out for the game. abc7 news reporter lena howland live at chase center this morning with a look at some

of the swag that you'll get if you're going. hi, lena. >> hey, reggie. with some renewed hope to become six time nba champions, fans will be welcomed back to chase center tonight, each getting a free opening night shirt. that's what's that's what you see hanging on all of the seats here inside of chase center. we were here yesterday as arena staff was busy preparing the seats with these shirts for fans. the warriors chief revenue officer tells us that fans will notice the shirts this year. are part of a new campaign for the season and he wants everyone to wear it . come tipoff time. >> absolutely. so it's a really cool design themed after our season long marketing campaign. make them look so we're going to make them look this year, but every fan that comes in the building is going to receive a t shirt. we're hoping everyone wears it, gets loud, and hopefully the team can make them look and sum updates on players ahead of opening night. >> warriors star draymond green will not play because of a sprained ankle. however, tonight we are expecting to see former

phenix suns player chris paul play as a warrior for the first time and former warriors player kevin durant should be playing for the suns tonight. it's the first time he'll play in front of warriors fans here in san francisco since he left. now tonight's game tips off at 7:00, but you might want to get here early just to enjoy all of the wonderful things that come along with opening night. for now, reporting live at chase center, lena howland, abc seven news. >> thank you, lena. american gymnastics icon mary lou retton is finally home after being in the hospital with pneumonia for two weeks ago. her family disclosed that she was in intensive care and not able to breathe on her own. retton, the first american female gymnast to win the olympic all around title at the 1984 los angeles games, was reportedly fighting for her life. more than 8300 donations, totaling. nearly $460,000, poured in from fans who wanted to help with her medical expenses. we're hearing from

madonna ahead of her bay area concert. she says it is a miracle she is still alive and really after her recent hospitalization for a bacterial infection, it forced her to push back. her tour dates about three months. madonna says less than four months ago, people were predicting she would not make it. but now she is back on tour. her concert at chase center is set for february 27th. and in another on the 28th, blink, 182 is reunited and ready to hit the road next summer. >> the trio announced there one more time tour with showcases their latest studio album. they're supposed to make one stop in the bay area. that will be at chase center july 9th. other stops on the tour include fresno, inglewood and san diego. tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. this friday. you can find them on blink 182.com. and happening today. britney spears fans can get their hands on her new bombshell memoir, the woman in me, the 275 page book supposedly details her childhood and rise

to stardom along with info on her marriages. a big part of the new book her recently ended 13 year conservatorship and her relationship with justin timberlake. i have mine on preorder. i will pick it up at dogeared books later today and then it is time to learn how to read again. >> oh, again. >> right. you stay reading though. you. >> i know, but you know you get those breaks. >> yeah. i'm in a break right now. >> i know. and i need britney to reignite my passion. yeah. >> and then come tell us all the time. >> oh, a little bit. yeah. i think i. >> may i borrow after you? of course. okay. thank you. >> yeah. okay. yeah >> that's quickly going to become like a bestseller. yeah, very fast. >> has to. yeah. >> people want to know. >> gosh, they're going to know this morning. >> we have dense fog in the north bay. take a look from santa rosa, petaluma novato. it's really this area stretching up and down 101. that is dealing with the worst conditions when it comes to the fog. this morning, a dense fog advisory in effect until 10 a.m. this morning outside of the north

bay. we are doing much better when it comes to our visibility. that fog lifts after 10 a.m. for sunshine. then it's a mild afternoon. it's very nice today, heading into wednesday, we'll start to see a lot of changes to our sky. we turn mostly cloudy thanks to a cold front moving through. it won't bring us any moisture. it will likely bring some moisture to the sierra and some snow likely a dusting above about 6000ft. look at the snow forecast wednesday night into thursday morning. not a huge impact when it comes to travel, but just getting us into the season, so to speak. we'll see a couple of inches probably above 7000ft. just an indication of the cold air that's moving in with this front. winds will pick up here locally tomorrow as that front crosses us and brings the additional cloud cover by tomorrow afternoon. they're gusting about 15 to 30mph today. enjoy the mild conditions, the sunshine, once that fog lifts in the north bay after 10 a.m, mainly in the 60s and 70s for daytime highs overnight tonight, we'll have some chilly spots dipping into the 40s in the

north bay. we're on the bay shoreline, low and mid 50s. here's the accuweather seven day forecast fog this morning, giving way to a mild afternoon tomorrow. it's cloudier. it's windier and it's cooler. and behind that front on thursday certainly feels like fall. we're in the 50s and 60s we have a chance of an early morning shower on friday, but we'll keep those temperatures below average but with brighter conditions into the weekend jobina. >> thank you, drew. good morning, everybody. so we have an ongoing issue with caltrain right now. it's involving train 101, roughly 28 minutes behind schedule as it approaches northbound. traveling towards san francisco. so if you rely on this train and you live on the peninsula, make sure to give yourself some extra time because you will be behind schedule. pleasant hill and concord stations this weekend for bart going to be undergoing track upgrades. so you're going to have to take a free bus to transfer and you can expect up to 30 minute delays there. i'm sorry that this did not change over my labeling there. this is the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights came on at 535.

and you should also expect delays in this spot. reggie thanks for being i new at six san francisco placing high in a list it probably wishes it weren't on the radar of cities in the us first though making halloween fun for everyone. >> the south bay teacher with the mission of inclusion for students this this is abc. 724 seven live in san francisco live in the south bay in san jose in concord. >> live in oakland. yes you're watching abc seven news live at anytime anywhere. here we are. we are. we are. we are. we are. we are where you are. >> never miss a moment of the news that matters to you. download our abc7 bay area streaming app join us and start watching

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gave birth to a baby girl at the stadium. tyler jones is going to watch her cousin, david bell, who plays for the browns and reported she went into labor going into the stadium. then about 20 minutes after kickoff, she had the baby. she says she's thankful and really still overwhelmed by what happened. >> i had a talk with her and i told her she cannot come on this day. i'm still in shock. like everybody comes in and like, you had a crazy day yesterday. and i'm like, yeah, it was crazy. >> how cute is this baby? just resting. the medics at the stadium helped to deliver her. one medic said it was the team's first baby delivered at lucas oil stadium. >> a teacher in the south bay is making sure all students get to

have a fun and inclusive halloween. it's the second year he's hosting a halloween dance for special education students. here's abc seven news. south bay reporter laura martinez with how you can help. what do we say, daniel? >> how are you feeling today? right. yeah. >> special education teacher riley vital has eight students in his class at leyva middle school in san jose. daniel delgado is one of them. for last year, vital had the idea to organize a halloween dance specifically for special needs students. and it's becoming tradition in, you know, we don't usually go to the regular school dances. >> and i said, hey, i want to showcase and really highlight students appreciation. i thought, hey, my students, they want to go to the dance. so let's have a dance. >> last year, six classrooms attended from the evergreen school district. parent rebecca delgado said the dance created an inclusive environment. >> it's nice because he feels like his peers, you know, he doesn't they don't feel isolated and they feel like, you know,

part of the part of the students . >> delgado said. it's a great feeling to know her son can be himself off. >> and it's very hard, you know, because the things we go through on a daily basis, you know, other children don't have to deal with this year. >> vital is going bigger and better. the district is allowing him to organize a second halloween dance for special education students. similar to last year. it's funded by parent donations. >> it's from the halloween decorations to the food to the drinks to the prizes. we even have a photo booth. we have a dj and even the busses that are picking up the students from their schools. we have to pay for that. >> the tall created a gofundme so far word of the party has spread fast and 19 classes have rsvp'd to go. four of them are from outside the district. >> we want to experience everything that any other student experiences. so although we don't go to every single school dance, this is just for us in san jose. >> lauren martinez, abc seven news.

>> 556 this morning. take a look at the hour by hour forecast. we start out with dense fog in the north bay. some clouds along the coast. that fog will lift by about 10 a.m. for brighter conditions. we do expect a mild day today, but here's the dense fog advisory for the valleys of the north bay. the worst fog right now is situated in the valleys of sonoma county. so with that dense fog advisory, we have visibility less than a quarter of a mile in spots when driving. use your low beams this morning and certainly add some extra distance to the cars around you. here's our abc7 oakland airport camera. it is quiet in the east bay dense fog in the north bay this morning after 10 a.m. that fog lifts. it's a bright day and it's mild once again with temperatures in the 60s and 70s kumasi. thank you, drew. >> new at six, the lawsuit against panera, the restaurant now being sued over the amount of caffeine in some of its drinks. >> and the world's oldest woman born in san francisco is now being studied to see if she can help others live longer then the ferris wheel once at golden gate park. >> well, it's still there right

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