out of anger that it was happening. community because mainers were much better than this. >> now at six, a search for a person of interest after a mass shooting in maine, at least 16 people killed. and the urgent messages coming from authorities as they expand the search area overnight in the south bay, a pregnant woman and her baby die after a hit and run crash. >> police say the driver was in a stolen car. >> plus, local communities showing support for those impacted by the war in the middle east. the events being held across the bay area today. an odd tomorrow. good morning to you on this thursday, october 26th. first of all, why don't we get started with a check of your morning traffic jobina. good morning. >> hey, good morning, sam. we're going to start with a live look from the bay bridge toll plaza and everybody wants to see it. metering lights came on at 532. the backup is heavy here. we had an earlier crash on westbound 80 at right around the fremont street off ramp this morning. that really has just caused a

domino effect there. as far as mass transit, though, you're on time with bart, muni and caltrain. so no problems to report in that stretch. but if you do rely on bart for the weekend, i do want to let you know about these track upgrades that are going to impact you if you take the train somewhere through pleasant hill or also the concord station. so you can expect up to about 30 minute delays. hey, drew. hey, jobina. >> we begin with our temperature as it is a chilly start out there for a lot of us. for most of us, this is one of our colder mornings in recent weeks. we're in the 30s and some of our coldest areas in the north bay. santa rosa. good morning. 38 degrees. we're at 49 in oakland. a cool 45 in half moon bay. even inland san ramon waking up to 44 degrees. so i would take the heavier jacket with you this morning. it is clear out there. we have great visibility from our sutro tower camera. that crisp start leads to a bright day. we're expecting a lot of sunshine, but temperatures below average, 4:00 pm. we're only going into the 60s. reggie drew, thank you. >> lockdown and main this morning after a mass shooting there. so far, at least 16 people are believed to be dead

in the small town of lewiston. dozen more are injured. jobina is at the live desk and jobina, the accused gunman still hasn't been found. >> yes, reggie, a mass search is underway for a person of interest. they're looking for 40 year old robert cod. police say he has a history of military service. he's also a firearms instructor and was treated at a mental health facility over the summer after allegedly saying he was hearing voices. the deadly attack unfolding in lewiston, maine, in the state's second largest city with police responding to shootings in at least two locations. the first call came from a bowling alley hosting a youth night for a kids bowling league. one witness says she heard a loud bang before her father, a retired police officer, corralled her and her family into a corner. >> i kind of like laid on top of her and my mom was kind of on top of me. >> riley dumont was bowling with her 11 year old daughter when she heard several shots during the chaos. she said she saw 3 or

4 bodies on the ground. the second shooting happened at a local restaurant about four miles from the bowling alley. this morning, a shelter in place order remains in lewiston and neighboring lisbon, maine, where police say they found this white subaru believed to be owned by cod. the white house released a statement offering full federal support in the wake of this horrific attack. officials say they're now expanding that shelter in place advisory to include the town of bowdoin schools in the area will also be closed today, and they're planning a news conference later this morning gloria. >> all right. thank you so much, jobina. the bay area pilot accused of trying to shut off a plane's engines as it was heading to sfo is expected to appear in federal court in portland today. that's where the plane diverted and police arrested 44 year old joseph emerson late sunday. emerson was in court earlier this week and pleaded not guilty to the 83 attempted murder counts that is one for each person aboard that flight, emerson was hitching a

ride in the cockpit's jump seat when this all allegedly happened . the fbi affidavit says that emerson suddenly said, i'm not okay before trying to pull the t handles on the plane. and he's also accused of trying to open the exit door. emerson told police he thought he was having a nervous breakdown and that he had not slept in 43 hours. court is set for 2:00 this afternoon. >> this morning, the situation in the gaza strip is growing more dire. the un agency for palestinian refugees has issued a warning, saying it is on the verge of running out of fuel. the agency says the development is forcing it to sharply cut back relief operations across the region. the territory has been blockaded and hit by devastating israeli airstrikes since the deadly attack launched by hamas militants on israel. israel is accusing hamas of using fuel for its operations instead of providing that fuel to hospitals. meanwhile, a qatari official says

international efforts to secure the release of the more than 200 hostages taken by hamas during the siege are making progress. yesterday, president biden reiterated he has urged but not demanded that israel delay its planned ground invasion of gaza to allow additional time to win the release of israeli hostages and allow aid into gaza. >> israel has the right, and i would add responsibility to respond to the slaughter of their people. but that does not lessen the need for to operate in a line with the laws of war. >> the president is calling for a concentrated effort by the world's leaders to work toward a two state solution. he added there is no going back to the status quo as it stood before the hamas attacks that killed more than 1400 people in israel. october seventh. >> and as we know, the war is having an effect on communities right here in the bay area tonight. the jewish community will come together in san francisco. kenneth beth israel chabad is hosting a unite for

israel event to pray for the safety and security of jewish people in israel. it will include a candle lighting ceremony and vigil. anybody is welcome and the event starts at 8:00. >> jewish students at uc berkeley are planning to rally tomorrow. it comes after hundreds of people on campus rallied in support of palestinians yesterday. free, free palestine. >> free. free palestine. >> several palestinian campus organizations put together this event. a small group of jewish students was also there. we spoke with a student helping to organize tomorrow's rally. she says some of the chants made her feel unsafe on campus. >> the chance that they're using from the river to the sea, if you were to ask any of these people, what does that mean for the jewish people who live there from the river to the sea means annihilation of all of them. that means executing every single jewish person. >> we dispute this claim because what from the river to the sea and what all of 48 means is that palestinians have a right to return to their homes. this

right is enshrined in international law and the geneva convention. >> some of the participants wore masks because they didn't want to be identified. a jewish owned ice cream shop in san francisco was vandalized and tagged with pro palestine graffiti. this is video of smitten ice cream shop on valencia street. it was boarded up after the windows were shattered and according to the news website, mission local, the window that was not smashed was covered in graffiti that read, quote, free palestine mission. local reports the store's owner is jewish state senator scott wiener tweeted about the incident, calling the actions anti-semitic. >> this morning, an unfortunate update to an already tragic story. it involves a hit and run crash in the south bay that took the life of a pregnant woman. it all happened on tuesday night near the oak ridge mall. abc7 news reporter lena howland is live in san jose with what we've learned about the investigation and the people in the car that hit her and lena, we're going to

get to her in a little bit. but this is just such a tragic story. so of course we are continuing to stay updated on this. and again, we'll check in with lena a little bit later on this morning. >> still ahead, police make an arrest in connection to the house party shooting in oakland. what we know as families and students are getting some answers this morning. plus, halloween is right around the corner. which event is returning to san francisco's castro district after nearly 15 years? >> 608 this morning, we have a cool start right now. temperatures in the 30s and 40s for a lot of us, but we do have a bright afternoon, a lot of sunshine, but temperatures below average mainly in the 60s for daytime highs. we'll go hour by hour pvi. pa of the weekend forecast comin

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have cooler, drier air. it also brought a little bit of light snow to parts of tahoe. we had a dusting in spots, some of our highest peaks, a couple of inches of powder. now that front is through here, but it brought about cooler weather this morning. look at the 24 hour temperature change. some areas, 11, 12, 13, 14 degrees cooler right now compared to this time yesterday. so our coolest spots starting out in the 30s and in the 40 soquel's. future weather. we have that cool start to our day. we will have sunny skies. it's a nice looking day, but that front is limiting how warm we can get. so we're going to stay in the 60s for daytime highs, which is a bit below average for this time of the year. three day forecast, a little change to our sky conditions saturday morning we will have a chilly start. could have frost advisories pop up. but look at the complete weekend forecast, gloria, coming up in about nine minutes. all right. >> sounds good. thank you so much, jude. when we return, a request for help in the east bay. while y. local lawmakers are seeking state help amid the investigation into dozens of antioch police officers. and get ready for a new adventure, a first look at the new disneyland

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you're old and wounded. three other teens. investigators say that 18 year old jason walizada from antioch was arrested and booked into jail last night. the shooting happened this past saturday night in oakley. police say the 16 year old boy who was killed was a student at liberty high school in brentwood. the suspect's bail was set at $1.1 million. state lawmakers are asking the california highway patrol to help with the ongoing public safety crisis in antioch. more than half of all antioch police officers are currently on

leave after a massive investigation involving racist texts and violent tactics. the city has been struggling to respond to basic public safety needs with only 4 to 5 officers on duty at a time covering a city of 120,000 people. governor newsom has not yet responded to this request. >> halloween is almost here in san francisco. castro district is getting ready for a weekend full of fun. >> the celebrations have become part of the neighborhood's culture over the years. terry austin bennett is the president of the castro merchants association and she says that this year's events will be more family friendly with costume contests, but also some face painting and a spooky movie marathon. often, she says, her grandfather was the one who initially brought the holiday into the community. >> he would bring in a flatbed truck and we'd have a kids costume contest and a pie eating contest. >> and he had made this enormous

papier maché dinosaur called stanislaus that somebody would get into and parade the kids around the neighborhood. >> an official castro halloween festival hasn't happened for about 15 years. the festivities kick off at noon on saturday. sounds like a lot of fun for sure. oh, my gosh. a lot of people are going to be going out there. oh yes. >> it's going to be big with the costumes. >> i love it. yeah well, disneyland is going back to its roots with its newest a swiss family. robinson's treehouse. now it's going to be called get ready, the adventure land treehouse, inspired by walt disney's swiss family, robinson so it's the treehouse disney parks shared the concept art of the walk through attraction. guests will find mother's den.s. there's also a kitchen and dining room and the father's art studio. so the treehouse is set to open november 10th. disney is, of course, the parent company of abc seven. this has been closed for the past two

years, so there have been walls up and construction down there. so i think it's just going to be nice to see adventureland fully open again. >> that's so neat. can't wait to see that. yeah. >> you've been up it before, net up there. i have seen it. >> and it was a very busy day. a lot of people in it. and i was like, no, i'm gonna skip that ride. skip it. >> it's basically walking the ride. >> yes, that's what it looked like. yeah, a lot of walking. it's a lot of steps. >> yeah. you go all the way up and then you come all the way down. >> yeah. >> so what are you writing? >> you're not writing anything. you're writing. what you're writing is your legs. >> it's a good exercise. it's an attraction. yeah. >> and the name that no one will remember. >> yeah, i know. i had to look at it again. >> will you please say the adventureland? >> yeah. i don't even remember it. the adventure. i wrote it. >> treehouse inspired by walt disney's swiss family. robinson. >> who can say that without looking back? >> disney loves the long name. they sure do. >> what was that other one? san fran? how do you say that one? san fransokyo that one. mickey

and minnie's runaway railway. >> but my favorite is expedition everest. legend of the forbidden mountain. >> forbidden mountain. >> okay, but also see you. >> i know you remember that. wow. you read that off script. >> i will win trivia disney parks trivia every time. >> very niche category, but he will crush it. yeah. here's a live look outside from our south beach camera pointed at the bay bridge as the folks come in and out of the city. here are the accuweather headlines. our skies have cleared a cold front has crossed through in the wake of it. we have great visibility, but a chilly morning. we're starting out in the 30s and 40s and a lot of cities, mainly sunny today. highs remain below average even into the start of the upcoming weekend and colder mornings are here with us for the next couple of mornings. saturday morning, we may have some frost advisories. we'll keep our eyes on that for the past couple of mornings this week, we had some dense fog to deal with. that is not the story this morning. we have great visibility out there. no dense fog to talk about. but the bigger part of the story this morning is the chilly temperatures, 30s and 40s in the

north bay. we're at 37 in ukiah. good morning, santa rosa, you're at 38, but we still have some cooler numbers outside of the north bay, 44 in san ramon, 45 in palo alto. right now we're at 45 in half moon bay. good morning, oakland. you're at 49 degrees to start the morning. i took the heavier jacket with me this morning. you probably want to as well. you'll likely keep it on all morning. we have a lot of sunshine on the way, but behind that cold front, it's limiting how warm we can get. so we are going to stay in the 60s throughout the afternoon. highs today. it's a bright looking day. we will have a lot of sunshine on the way. we'll see temperatures below average. but again, it's a nice afternoon. we will see lower wind speeds than those gusty conditions we had yesterday afternoon. overnight tonight, blend of stars and clouds, but chilly numbers once again. that's the trend over the next couple of mornings. 30s and 40s, the name of the game for most of us. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. we have that chilly start with a sunny day keeping temperatures below average even through the start of the weekend. sunday, the warmer of the two days, but our winds turn a bit gusty in our hills. we'll watch that

closely. sunday but as we head towards next week, a minor warm-up looking beautiful for halloween expect mainly clear conditions but chilly temperatures most of us if you're going out trick or treating on tuesday, will be in the 40s and 50s jobina o the 40s and 50 is not always used to upset me. >> my mom would make me wear a turtleneck underneath my costume and it really just a jacket on top. we always had the turtleneck underneath so you could see the outfit. that's nice, but it just looks so lame. but the turtleneck is not giving, especially a white turtleneck under, like, a pocahontas outfit. >> it does not hit, but shout out to you kids. >> i hope you have a good time. good morning, everybody. we're going to start here in brisbane where we have a disabled vehicle that's causing a pretty big backup in the area. you can see that the speeds are down to around eight miles per hour there. it's going to be southbound 101 before lagoon way. we of course, still have the sigalert in effect. we are on week three of this on the richmond, san rafael bridge, westbound 580. those three lanes blocked there. no wide load vehicles allowed in this area. and then walnut creek, 680, nice and clear. but beginning to pick

up for people traveling in the southbound direction on 680. we will end with a look for our supercomputer tracy to only 44 minutes. so not too bad, gloria. >> all right. thank you so much, jobina. and now let's turn to ginger zee. >> she's live with a look at what's happening on good morning, america. hi, ginger. >> hey, gloria. >> reggie, great to be with everybody this morning. so coming up here on gma, the very latest, of course, from all over the country. but we have to start with that breaking news that so many of you are following. the horrific mass shooting in maine at a bowling alley packed with people during a children's league and also at a restaurant. the suspect is still at large and our team is all over it. also, we're going to talk about the new speaker of the house and what comes next. with a government shutdown looming. plus, a category five hurricane that was a tropical storm just 12 hours before one of the fastest rapidly intensify storms on the planet since records began in the 1960s. we will be checking in on acapulco to see the latest damage pictures, but also to bring you the climate connection. and then the experts known as those media

moms are telling us about the shows and movies that parents shouldn't feel guilty about letting their toddlers watch. so that and so much more. right here on gma. and i know what my sons really want us to let them watch rambo. and we're like, yeah, i'm pretty sure that's not on the list. >> yeah, something that might be on the list, but i actually don't know who this is. so we're watching a commercial for good morning america. this morning. and they ■were saying someone named miss rachel is on. who is miss rachel? yeah. >> and, you know, ginger, you may know more, but i know i'm on a mom's group and they've been telling me all about miss rachel and her videos for kids and babs to is really popular right now. >> babs like barbra streisand, i think it's the one of the media moms. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> oh, those are the media. >> oh, i see. okay, that's a whole world i'm unaware of. >> that's obvious. >> it makes it obvious that we've been just going rogue and deciding which movies, and they've probably been far too inappropriate if next one's rambo. but you know, or, you know, maybe they have taste, you

know, like maybe this is going down a whole like this is going to be the next, like big director that you're raising. >> yeah. yes >> right. that's that's what we tell ourselves because they don't have tablets. they don't play games. they don't they don't have any of the screen time like this. but they definitely watch some movies. yeah >> i mean, with the two of you in the house, it's going to be a creative future for these boys. >> ginger, are your kids ready for halloween? >> yes. wait until you see this. i was just going to say, wait till you see the short film that we will be posting later today that we made over last weekend. i know it's a lot, but yeah. oh, beyond ready for halloween. like three costumes. ready yeah. >> the cinema, the outfits. we are ready for all of it. ginger. we'll see you at 7 a.m. and we'll s

to share with you some of that. the oasis in was a pilot for hotels in san francisco to start to start sheltering the unhoused . so this started off as the city running 25 rooms in 2020. and now it's grown to take over the entire hotel for families in need. the saint anthony's foundation recently agreed to acquire the shelter and continue its partnership with the city housing the homeless. >> and i'm really proud that this is just another opportunity to ensure that families have a safe, affordable place to call home. >> the city of san francisco so far funds 312 affordable housing units, a family shelter and traditional housing next to 630. sam bankman-fried taking the stand in his own fraud trial. what's expected today as prosecutors claim he stole billions of dollars from customers and defrauded investors is the first. there's a new speaker on capitol hill. the to do list, congressman mike

johnson now faces after being elected to leadership. as we head to break, a live look outside. it is 627

who's now at 630. >> authorities still looking for the man who opened fire, killing at least 16 people in maine. what we know about the person of interest as residents shelter in place and schools are closed this morning. >> and a brief ground raid in gaza overnight. why the white house is trying to buy time so hundreds of hostages can be free. >> then preparing for apec. how governor gavin newsom is trying to get china's president to san francisco for that big summit in a few weeks. yeah good morning to you. >> it is thursday, october 26th. thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> we're going to start with your forecast and drew. >> hey, good morning. so we are beginning on a much cooler note compared to this time yesterday. look at all of these 30s and 40s on the board. so you're feeling

that fall chill as we begin our thursday. it's 39in novato 38in santa rosa. it's a cool 44 in san ramon, even in palo alto. good morning. you're starting out on a cool note at 45 degrees take the heavier jacket with you. you'll likely keep it on for much of the morning. we have a really nice looking forecast, great visibility this morning. a lot of sunshine, but in the wake of a cold front, it's really going to limit how warm we get this afternoon. so it's a sunny day, but by 4:00 pm, those temperatures are below average. we'll go into the 60s across the board from the coast to the bay to our inland communities. that's where let's see how we're doing on the roads this morning with jobina. good morning. good morning, drew. >> thank you. hi, everybody. so we are going back to the richmond-san rafael bridge. this is our slowest section at the moment for people traveling in the westbound direction on 580 due to the sigalert that's been in effect for three weeks now. our drive times have remained fairly consistent, but we don't have an estimated time as to when that sigalert will clear. we've been following it for three weeks. also, we have a new crash reported involving an overturned vehicle in san jose.

this is northbound to 84 winchester boulevard. your speeds are down to around nine miles per hour in this spot. gloria, all right. >> thank you so much, jobina. as you wake up this morning, we want to get you updated on the mass shooting in maine. so here is what we know this morning. abc news sources now say at least 16 people died in the shooting. dozens more are injured in the town of lewiston, that town and surrounding areas are under a shelter in place order right now as law enforcement continues a mass search to find a person of interest. that person is believed to be armed and dangerous. abc news spoke with a ten year old who was grazed by a bullet but managed to escape the attack with her mother. >> when i turned around, i saw the shooter right behind me. he had just come in the door. i don't know if that was just a warning shot or if he actually shot somebody with that one. shocking. >> get something that you think would never happen. i never

thought i'd grow up and get a bullet in my leg. why? like, why do people do this? and again, that person of interest is still on the loose this morning. >> reporter dan krauth from our sister station wabc in new york traveled domain overnight and is live there this morning. dan good morning. good morning, gloria. >> this city that's known as one of the safest cities in america is now home to the latest mass shooting. i'm going to step out of the way so i can show you the police presence here behind me. they're guarding one of two crime scenes in the city of lewiston. they're not letting anyone near and they're going to remain here for quite some time. people are waking up here today feeling sad, anxious and devastated. so many victims and the man responsible is still on the run. take a look. police respond to two shootings in at least two locations overnight at a senior federal law enforcement official telling abc news, between 16 and 22 people may have been killed, dozens more

injured. here officials searching for a man identified as 40 year old robert cod. authorities say he has a history of military service, is a firearms instructor and was recently treated at a mental health facility. the first call came in last night from a bowling alley. and get this, they were hosting a youth night for a kids bowling league at the time. one witness telling us she heard a loud bang before her father corralled her and her family into a corner to survive. another witness described a harrowing scene with shots ringing out just after he walked in the front door. many people here caught in the crossfire. >> yeah, i've heard people that down there by the door is that have family members in there. there was a girl down there with five people all got shot up. i have to tell you, this city is eerily quiet this morning. >> people are abiding by the shelter in place order as they search for this missing gunman. people are staying home and a lot of businesses here are shut down. police have been very quiet overnight, not releasing

any new information or any information about the victims. but that should soon change. they're going to be holding a press conference at about 30 minutes. and, of course, we will let you know what happens. reporting live in lewiston, maine, dan krauth, abc seven news. >> all right, thank you so much, dan, as you just saw, dan mentioned that there's going to be a news conference soon. >> so we do expect to take that live for you when that happens as we think it will happen at 730. so that will put you in the middle of good morning america. and of course, as soon as it happens, we'll have it there and we'll also be streaming it at abc seven news.com/live. new developments from the middle east. israeli troops launched a brief ground raid into northern gaza. israel says they hit several militant targets in order to prepare the battlefield . and before an expected ground invasion. jobina the focus is still on those hostages being held in gaza. >> yes, reggie, there's possible movement in the effort to bring home more than 220 hostages, including americans taken by hamas militants. the prime minister of qatar says negotiations to release hostages

are progressing. president biden says he spoke with prime minister benjamin netanyahu yesterday about the hostages. for now, nationals wishing to leave gaza and the importance of focusing on what comes after this crisis. >> israel has the right and i would add responsibility to respond to the slaughter of their people. but that does not lessen the need for to operate in a line with the laws of war in gaza. >> the health care system is collapsing after more than two weeks of israeli airstrikes. local reports say 12 of 35 hospitals are no longer functioning. more facilities are running out of fuel for generators, and medicine is in short supply. only eight trucks of humanity. korean aid got into gaza yesterday, way before the war. more than 400 trucks arrived every day. the un says its operations in gaza could shut down in the coming hours if fuel is not delivered. lutheria jobina. >> thank you so much this

morning, congress will be getting back to work. new house speaker mike johnson says he's planning an aggressive schedule in the weeks and months ahead. and we're learning more about johnson this morning. he's from louisiana and led the state's efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election results. he has supported anti lgbtq plus laws and opposes a woman's right to choose. johnson has served only six and a half years in congress, and he has the least experience of any speaker in 140 years as the country demands strong leadership of this body. >> and we must not waver. we want our allies around the world to know that this body of lawmakers is reporting again to our duty stations let the enemies of freedom around the world hear us loud and clear. the people's house is back in business. >> the first vote under speaker johnson was a resolution supporting israel. the house must also take up funding for ukraine. that's something that

johnson has questioned in the past. another crucial task is a looming government shutdown, with government funding set to expire on november 17th. former president donald trump has been fined $10,000 for violating a limited gag order. >> it's part of trump's fraud trial. the judge referenced a statement the former president made in the hallway outside the courtroom in new york city. >> this judge is very partizan judge with a person who's very partizan, sitting alongside of him. >> so the question now is, who is he referring to when he said the person who sits alongside him? was that the law clerk? trump has targeted that clerk before and had been warned not to do it again. on the stand and under oath, trump insisted that he wasn't referring to the clerk, but instead to the state star witness. his former fixer, michael cohen. cohen testified trump directed him to inflate trump's net worth to, quote, whatever number mr. trump told us to. >> you look him in the eye, michael. what did you see? i saw a defeated man.

>> i saw somebody that knows that it's the end of the trump organization. >> trump has denied all wrongdoing and his attorneys have argued that his alleged inflated valuation actions were a product of his business skill. >> governor newsom could be laying the groundwork for chinese president xi jinping, possibly visiting san francisco. newsom and she met in beijing yesterday. the governor is in china for a week promoting green technology and action on climate change. the meeting is getting worldwide attention because of the years of heightening tensions between the us and china. >> the timing is really important right now. relations at the national level are pretty rough and to have the representative of a state like california in china firming the importance and value of their relationship is very important, especially right now. >> newsom is the first us governor to meet with xi since jerry brown. that was in 2017. president biden has said he

could meet with xi if she comes to the apec summit in san francisco next month, newsom told cnn last night he is hopeful that xi will attend. >> a heartbreaking story out of san jose. a hit and run crash killed a pregnant woman this week and this morning, the driver of that car is still out there. the crash happened tuesday near the oak ridge mall in san jose. abc seven news reporter lena howland is in san jose where family and friends gathered last night. lena. well, these candles here behind me, left behind from a vigil last night marked the spot where it all happened. >> a pregnant mother was killed in a hit and run crash. doctors were originally able to save her baby on tuesday night by emergency surgery. just 24 hours later, the medical examiner's office tells abc's seven news it learned a one day old has died at the hospital. according to our media partner, the mercury news, the mother has been identified as 21 year old april

zeigler. police say she was heading eastbound on blossom hill when it crashed with a stolen sedan, but two men ran away from the scene immediately after the crash. mayor matt mehan says it's unclear imaginable. >> my heart goes out to you and i'm just devastated by this news. our city is praying for you. and i know they're going to be many people in san jose who come together to support this family. the crash marks san jose's 43rd traffic death of the year at this time last year, the city had 57 traffic deaths and so far, police have not been able to make any arrests in this case at this time. >> if you do have any information about the suspects involved, you are asked to call san jose police right away. live in san jose, lena howland, abc seven news. >> thank you, lena. a step forward in the auto worker strike. the agreement between union members and ford that could end a nearly six week strike and you're looking live

at the big board at the new york stock exchange. >> another update on how the markets are doing next. >> host bob melvin officially the new manager for the san francisco giants. what he is saying about this opportunity and stay with us on the abc7 bay area streaming app at seven for abc seven at seven we're looking at a new monthly event celebrating black art. we're helping get you ready for dia de los muertos and obviously there's always unpredictable fun . we're also waiting for that news conference this morning out of maine in regards to the mass shooting that happened. we expect that will happen at 730 this morning. we'll bring that to you live. you can download the app now wherever you stream. >> 642 this morning. here's live doppler seven along with satellite. what we are tracking a cold front move through here over the last 12 hours. you likely noticed it yesterday in the form of increased cloud cover brought a light dusting of snow to parts of tahoe. the higher peaks saw a couple of inches with this front. it's now to our south in central california. in the wake of it, we are cooler this morning and the air is a lot drier. dew points which measure how much

moisture is in the atmosphere. we showed you this map a lot in the summertime to talk about how high the humidity levels were. well, this morning we're talking about how dry the air is and when these numbers get into the mid 30s like they are in some spots and really below about 35 degrees, that's when your skin starts to get dry and starts to crack. so you may be using the lotion a lot more over the next couple of days as that fall chill kind of settles in. here's future weather. looking at our temperatures today, we start out in the 30s and 40s in many cities will warm up with a lot of sunshine into the 60s. but that is below average for this time of the year. 60s from the coast to the bay shoreline and inland. we do have some colder mornings as we head into the weekend, but also a minor warm-up on the seven day focastwe'll show you t

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16 people in lewiston, maine. dozens of people are injured right now. police are asking residents to shelter in place as schools in the area are closed. they are looking for 40 year old robert card, who they say is armed and dangerous. the suspect opened fire at a restaurant and a bowling alley on wednesday night. we expect an update on the investigation around 730. we will have that for you live right here on abc seven. and wherever you stream and the nearly six week long strike against detroit automakers could soon be coming to an end. yesterday, the united auto workers union reached a tentative deal with ford. abc news sources say ford has agreed to a 25% wage increase with an 11% raise in the first year of the new contract. the union president says the deal will now be submitted to the a. excuse me, the uaw council overseeing relations with ford. once the

council approves workers will vote on it. ford's deal could set the pattern for agreements with general motors and stellantis, both of which are still negotiating with the union . hundreds of striking hotel workers in la are about to hit the four month mark. they are demanding that the hotels return to the bargaining table to work out a new deal. they want a retirement plan. they want health insurance. also higher wages. another big issue is the use of immigrants who recently arrived by bus. the da's office is looking into allegations that the hotels have been employing them. >> a lot of these hotel workers, they themselves hail from different parts of the world. and so it is ridiculous and disgusting that the hotels will try to use vulnerable unhoused immigrants to try to put these workers against each other. but what we're telling them, that's not going to work. >> right. we're taking them under our wing and we're going to fight for them as well. >> hotel officials have said the hotels remain open with

management and other nonunion staff filling in. >> state officials want to see a complete overhaul with the way that san francisco approves new housing. a review from the california housing and community development department found that san francisco's policies and politics get in the way of construction of apartments and condos. the report also identifies a long list of actions for the city to correct the problems, and that includes re writing local laws governing permits and appeals. if the city's current rate continues, it will miss its goal to build more than 82,000 new homes by 2031. >> now it's your morning money report. former ftx founder and bay area native sam bankman-fried could testify as soon as today in his own defense. he's on trial in new york for the collapse of the cryptocurrency crypto exchange company. his attorneys plan to call three witnesses as well as bankman-fried. he is facing seven counts of fraud, conspiracy and money laundering. he's pleaded not guilty to all counts. if convicted, he could

face up to 110 years in prison. now we look at the new york stock exchange this morning and you can see that we are in positive territory, but just barely, up about ten points as apple is raising the monthly price for its tv streaming service by three bucks. so now it will cost you nearly ten bucks a month. apple, just the latest streaming service to raise their prices. joining netflix, disney plus, hulu and max. >> this morning, chaos in acapulco after a powerful category five hurricane slammed into mexico's coastline. the storm leaving the city of nearly 1 million residents without power or internet alejo's albano . albano. widespread flooding across the city. and officials say there has also been looting throughout the area. it's not clear how

many injuries or deaths will be blamed on this storm. hurricane otis is the strongest hurricane on record to hit mexico's pacific coastline. just tragic to see the impact that this has had already. yeah, we talked about it a lot yesterday morning and part of the problem, the national hurricane center called it a nightmare scenario because leading up to it, about 24 hours out, they thought just a tropical storm was going to make landfall. >> but then it quickly became a major category five storm. so people didn't really have time to prepare for that huge difference. and that's what we're seeing this morning. unfortunately, back here at home, though, it's all about cool temperatures this morning and a bright afternoon on the way. here's a live look at our rooftop camera at kgo, starting to see those beautiful sunrise colors, your sunrise is right before 730 this morning. so in about 40 minutes, that sun will cross the horizon. it is quiet out there this morning. we have chilly temperatures starting out in the 30 soquel's and 40s for a lot of us. but it's a bright day. it's mostly sunny, but the afternoon and the next several afternoons, we will keep those temperatures below average for

this time of the year. colder mornings is also a trend in the next couple of morning, especially saturday morning. we'll watch for the possibility, maybe frost advisories pop up. we'll talk about that in one second. for the past couple of mornings, fog has been an issue. no visibility problems this morning in the wake of that cold front. it's mixed out our atmosphere and we have clear skies across the board. but those clear skies and that cooler air in the wake of that cold front means many cities are starting out in the 30s in the north bay. we're at 36 in ukiah, the same in clear lake, 39 in novato this morning, 43 in vallejo, even around the bay shoreline. look at palo alto waking up to 45 at 43in san ramon. so you may want that heavier jacket as you step out the door this morning and you'll likely keep it on for a huge portion of the morning because it is a bright day. but temperatures are limited because of that cold front will only go into the 60s, which is below average for this time of the year. overnight tonight, we'll keep that trend of some cold mornings, 30s and 40s for most of us under a blend of stars and clouds. here's the accuweather 70 forecast. we'll keep

temperatures below average as we head into the weekend. it's a cold start on saturday. saturday is probably our coldest morning on the seven day forecast. we'll start to brighten up and warm up those temperatures on sunday. gusty conditions in our hills will watch that very closely. but all indications that halloween is looking fantastic with temperatures near average with lots of sunshine jobina. >> thank you, drew. good morning, everybody. we are checking back in on mass transit right now because if you rely on ace ace train number three is about 38 minutes behind schedule, right now due to some sort of computing issue. so this will impact commuters coming out of the central valley, trying to get into, say, livermore and then get on bart around pleasanton as well. so a heads up to you also, this multi-car crash in san jose, the backup has extended all the way to 87. now, the site itself is going to be on northbound to 80 before winchester boulevard. it's involving an overturned vehicle and your speeds are down to around nine miles per hour. and that spot and then we will end here with the bay bridge toll plaza. we're metering lights came on at 532. gloria all

right. >> thank you so much, jobina duncan has reached a settlement with an atlanta woman after she claimed she had severe life changing burns because of one of its coffee cups. the 70 year old's attorney says that at a drive thru, a worker handed her the cup with an unsecured lid, causing the coffee to spill onto her lap. she had second and third degree burns and spent weeks in the hospital while getting skin grafts. duncan settled with the woman for $3 million. >> now for an update to a story we first brought you yesterday, a stolen u-haul truck filled with thousands of dollars worth of performing gear has been found, but the owner says he's lost dozens of items used in his show. the truck was located in richmond yesterday with some of the damaged items still inside the vehicle. this is a puppet show. and hamid rahmani told abc seven news that the thieves stole the u-haul early monday morning from outside his hotel in san francisco in the marina. he says at least two boxes of the puppets are still missing.

so are all of his costumes. and more than $100,000 worth of equipment. he is in the bay area from new york for a series of performances in the san francisco giants. >> have a new manager. the team introduced bay area native bob melvin as their new skipper. he managed the a's for ten years before going to the padres. he admitted that he would often look at oracle park and wonder if he would get the chance to manage the giants. >> i was lucky enough to grow up in an area where you got to experience sports like nowhere else. that's really kind of the thing that resonates with me and be able to do it with with several teams in the bay area now and going to cal and my second tour here with the giants and with the a's, it means so much to me. and this is going to be my last stop. so to be able to know that this is where my career is going to end as far as managing goes, it's pretty surreal moment. >> melvin was born in palo alto, went to cal and was a backup catcher with the giants in the mid 80s.

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shooting at least 16 people were killed. we will have live coverage when authorities update us on their investigation. that should be at around 730. number two, a heartbreaking story out of san jose. >> a hit and run crash killing a pregnant woman this week. and then more this morning. the driver of the car is still out there. doctors were originally able to save her baby on tuesday night by emergency surgery. just 24 hours later, the medical examiner office says that a one day old died at the hospital. >> number three, the house of representatives has passed a resolution defending israel and condemning hamas as the war

between the two escalates. tonight, a prayer service will be held for the people of israel at the keneseth israel chabad in san francisco. number four, the united auto workers union has reached a tentative deal with ford. abc news sources say ford has agreed to a 25% raise. auto workers have been on strike against america's big three automakers for six weeks and number five, it's one of our chillier mornings in some of the recent weeks. >> we have 30 and 40 widespread out there. take the heavier jacket with you, but it will be a beautiful looking day. that sunrise getting up here. we expect sunny skies, but temperatures below average only in the 60s. later on this afternoon, the number six, our biggest issue on the roads this morning is going to be a major crash in san jose. >> that has the potential to be upgraded to a sigalert. there's an overturned vehicle and several others involved on northbound 280 before winchester boulevard. your speeds are now down to two miles per hour. >> and number seven, we have a little something lighter to get your day going. a three month

old puppy named king is struggling to learn how to use the stairs instead of climbing up them. he kept going in between the steps. the other dogs keep trying to show king how to do it. eventually he finally gets up the stairs. >> oh, i don't like those types of stairs. empty spaces, stairs. any. >> good morning america. overnight a horrific mass shooting. the massive manhunt for the suspect still at large, and the communities on lockdown. breaking news. the all-out search this morning after a deadly rampage at a bowling alley packed with people during a children's league. and a restaurant in lewiston, maine. we're hearing from some of the witnesses this morning, as police hunt for a person of