now at six new videos showing a robot searching a car for bomb materials after an assault and chase that led police from san francisco to the east bay. >> israel now demanding action after anti-semitic mobs in russia storm and arriving by plane from tel aviv. >> and what set off this massive fireworks display that went on for more than an hour? >> good morning to you on this monday, october 30th. i'm going to start the check of our forecast with drew. >> yeah, good morning. so the winds that ushered in that red flag warning over the weekend are a lot lighter. that red flag warning has expired. and so we are seeing calm conditions this morning, but we are seeing a wide range of temperatures. look at this, 38 in san ramon, but half moon bay coming in at 63 degrees. so in some spots, you

need the winter jacket and other spots. just a light layer will do. first thing this morning, we'll take you to sutro tower right now with a view of the city. you can see the east bay in the background. great visibility, expecting light winds, bright sunshine. it's a mild monday out there. temperatures later today away from the coast going into the 70s. feels quite nice today. that's weather. let's get a check of traffic with jobina. good morning. >> good morning, drew. thank you. hi, everyone. so we are starting with a rollover crash right now underway in san jose. and you can see the backup has formed here on northbound 680 before atlantis avenue. your speeds are down to around 12mph in this spot. we also have a crash in the counter commute direction that is causing a little bit of a slowdown and definitely onlooker traffic eastbound for past bailey road in bay point. and then we will end here with a live picture from the bay bridge toll toll plaza specifically the metering lights. so we have a different angle here. so you can see that backup as you approach the bridge. reggie and kumasi, thanks for being on the east bay . >> overnight, a bomb squad was seen looking for possible

explosives after a person led law enforcement on a chase from san francisco to martinez. this started when witnesses say a man walked into the saints. peter and paul church in north beach yesterday evening. abc7 news spoke to the pastor who says man unknown to him entered the church to communion and then assaulted a parishioner after being chased out of the church. san francisco police say they saw the suspect driving away and got into a chase. sfpd tells us the man was throwing suspicious devices out of his car as they chased him through san francisco . chp then took over the chase following him across the bay bridge and ultimately arresting him in martin says. chp says he didn't throw anything out during their portion of the chase, but they say they did find items in his car when they caught up to him. chp didn't say which items were found. no one was seriously hurt and anyone with info is asked to call san francisco police a ban on street vendors in san francisco is expected to take effect in just a few weeks, but it's not really sitting well

with people who rely on that business today. >> some of those vendors will be reportedly meeting with city officials. abc seven news reporter lena howland in the newsroom this morning telling us the ban is meant to target vendors who don't have permits and are selling stolen goods. lena >> hey, kumasi. that's right. san francisco's supervisor, hillary ronen says that the looming ban on street vending in the mission district is a necessary emergency measure. ronen says it's come to a point where public works employees are wearing bulletproof vests to work as they regularly deal with attacks. that's why she's hoping to start with a 90 day ban on street vending in this area. but if it works, keep the ban indefinitely. her office says the goal is to make it easier for public works and law enforcement agencies to make sure that the streets are clear and safe. a legislator aide to ronen said over the next couple of weeks, public works officials will be out talking to vendors, letting them know about the ban. so what we're planning to do is to first make sure that we have

alternative spaces for our street vendors to go to. >> so right now we're looking at is probably about two weeks or the middle of november is when we're looking for the band to take effect. >> nosotros no tenemos la culpa, porque nosotros. we're not at fault. mantenemos todo because this is how we make a living. >> this is how we are able to provide for our families. abc seven news reporter lou pena spoke to street vendors about the change many had no idea this enforcement is about to happen, some asking why they have to pay the price for the group. >> that is not following the rules. the san francisco standard says another meeting will be held tonight to further talk about this plan with city officials. live in the newsroom, lena howland, abc seven news. >> thank you, lena. new developments in the war between israel and hamas. israel says its offensive has entered a second stage as it expands air and ground attacks. hamas is also intensifying its airstrikes

and jobina israel is now demanding russian officials take action after a mob stormed an airport. >> yes, kumasi an anti-semitic mob reported stormed a russian airport targeting passengers arriving on a flight from tel aviv. and new video here shows the chaos at the airport in the predominantly muslim russian republic of dagestan. so what we're learning here is russian media is reporting a mob of hundreds rushed that airport chanting anti-semitic slogans. some made their way onto the tarmac. health officials say more than 20 people were hurt. israel is condemning the incident, pushing russia to, quote, protect the safety of all israeli citizens and jews and act resolutely and against the rioters at the israel-gaza border. airstrikes are escalating. the israeli defense forces is dispatching king armored tanks in gaza. president biden spoke with prime minister benjamin netanyahu, saying, quote, israel needs to defend itself in a manner consistent with international humanitarian law, end quote. meanwhile, food

and water is running low in gaza. the united nations is warning of a worsening humanitarian crisis. the agency says thousands of gazans broke into their warehouses, is taking basic survival items and calling it a worse warning sign of civil order war that has started to break down. there and israel says it plans to increase the amount of aid going into gaza starting today. but it did not say by how much. reggie thank you. >> jobina. halloween celebrations are getting off to a violent start in communities across the country. in tampa, florida, a shooting left at least two people dead and more than a dozen others hurt. in chicago, at least 15 people were shot at a party to of them with critical injuries. in indianapolis, ten people were shot and one woman was killed. >> unfortunately, somebody took it upon themselves to inflict injury and pain on members of our community. and it's not acceptable.

>> between friday and sunday, at least 11 people were killed and 76 others hurt in 12 mass shootings across the country. most of the shootings happened in the early morning hours as large halloween celebrations were wrapping up. >> still to come, vice president mike pence out of the presidential race. what he is saying about his decision and what is next. >> then, what caused this accidental firework show that lasted an hour, 607 this morning, we are on our way to sunshine mild conditions this afternoon, but even warmer weather is on the horizon. >> we'll take a look at all e details. so plan out your

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so this was not supposed to happen. >> a crash on a highway in british columbia caused an unexpected fireworks show. police say a semi truck hit a pickup truck carrying a trailer full of, you guessed it, fireworks. the impromptu show lasted for about an hour. local outlets report one person was sent to the hospital. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. in an hour. i know. that's a long a long time. >> wow. okay. all right. live doppler seven along with satellite will take you across california. and you're noticing a really quiet picture. we have mild temperatures next couple of days. we're expecting a lot of sunshine. it's really just a nice way to finish out the month. here's the 24 hour temperature change in most cities right now. we are a lot cooler compared to this time yesterday by about 10 to 20 degrees in some spots. we do have a wide range of temperatures this morning. our coolest valleys in the 30s. but along the coast, half moon bay right now is starting out in the low 60s. here is future weather.

we will warm up throughout the day. that sunshine an effective at doing its job later today we'll go a bit above average in most cities away from the coast. we do expect everybody to go into the 70s under that sunshine. so here's a three day forecast. it's a treat tomorrow for halloween. no tricks. we have temperatures on the mild side. a lot of sunshine, even warmer here on wednesday. but at the end of the week, cooler weather moves in and even the chance of some showers on the seven day. we'll show you that reggie in nine minutes. >> thanks, drew. still ahead, a major bridge closure happening tonight. the workarounds you're going to want to know about. also, governor newsom wraps up his trip to china. what he said about self-driving technology in the wake of cruise pausing its robotaxi service as we to break. a live look outside. it's 611 to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms. with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms after a tnf blocker like humira or enbrel,

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less than a week after the mass shooting there. the goal of this gathering was to lift up those left to grieve the victims. as more than 1000 people showed up to the vigil last night to remember the 18 lives lost and 13 people hurt in maine's worst mass shooting ever. >> why this area? why this many people? why in general? i would love to know why this all happened, because it just doesn't make sense. it really doesn't. the shooter, 40 year old army reservist robert card, was found dead with an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound in an unlocked trailer at a recycling center where he worked. >> abc news has learned card continued to have access to weapons despite a yellow flag law in maine allowing guns to be seized from people deemed a threat. last month, the sheriff reportedly sent an alert to other authorities after sources say card threatened to shoot up an army reserve center. >> we paid attention to it, kept an eye on the area. the guy never showed up down here, never had contact with him? no. nothing.

>> the motive for the mass shooting is still under investigation. in the east bay, an approach to report car break-ins through social media ended less than 24 hours after it started. the oakland police department announced saturday it was temporarily deactivating the instagram and x accounts where people could report auto burglaries. on tuesday, police said the program was supposed to run through the weekend. the department now tells abc7 news it concluded as scheduled. it also says it's reviewing the effectiveness of the program. >> a heads up if you use the dumbarton bridge starting tonight in the eastbound direction is going to be closed overnight for construction crews are repaving the road. the closure runs from 7 p.m. to 5 a.m. every night, starting tonight, going through friday, the bridge will remain open in the westbound direction in san francisco's castro district held its first real halloween celebration in 17 years this weekend. >> it featured kids games during the day and a late night block party. the family focused event

is intentionally different from the district's notorious halloween parties of the past. those celebrations were suspended after a mass shooting in 2006, injured multiple people . there was none of that trouble this year, just a lot of spooky fun and costumes was okay. >> so how did it go? you all had your outfit. we did. >> did you see them? >> i did. and i liked i really liked them, too. i thought it worked. yeah, it did. it was cute. yeah. did people know who you people knew who i was, so i played kami from the bear, which is now streaming on hulu, disney's owned by the same parent company, hulu and drew. >> i was boxtops for education. if you know, you know, as a kid, you cut the top off half, give it to your school, get some money for it. who else do we have? we had top gun. >> yes, i saw we had top dog. >> top dog. phil dressed up as our dog rooster basically. >> yeah. >> and top our crop. top crop. >> top crop. top was it was cute and it was in short, i'm surprised there was no carrot top. >> we talked about carrot top.

>> okay. that was a possibility. >> we also talked about top banana. >> oh, i don't know. top banana. >> see? no one did. yeah, that's why. >> that's why that happened. >> okay, here's my general, though, because we went to a couple of pretty big halloween parties. yeah, it s the costumes are not as elaborate this year. there a little. >> a reflection of the economy? >> kind of, i think. a little bit, yeah. they're a little basic. >> yeah. >> yeah. there are a lot of spider-man. >> a lot of spider-man. >> just one thing you wear if you, you know, if you have the body, then that's a good one for you. yeah there are a lot of. >> did you have a favorite one that you saw? somebody else? we both have a favorite at the same person. >> i was walking out of a party and someone was princess diana in that like memorable black dress she had with like, the pearls on. >> yeah, like the choker, right? yeah yeah, yeah. >> she like, that's it. >> and they were like, walked. i was like, i thought it was her first. i was like, what? >> shout out to cruise. yeah that was the best outfit of the night. yeah >> they did a good job. love it. there's a lot of. so what is

what is the who are you? what is. i don't understand the costume. yeah. >> it's their loss. >> they tried. they tried. yeah. the more you have to explain it like someone was just a bunch of grapes, and i was like, oh, are you like fruit of the loom? or, like, nope, not just grapes and balloons kept popping. yeah. and then he would scream every time it happened. >> yeah. >> i was like, are your friends here? what's happening? he's like, no, just grapes. and i was like, so are you alone? like, what's happening here? here's a live look outside from san jose. we have clear skies this morning . we do have some chilly temperatures in spots. our coldest area starting out in the 30s. but our winds are light. that red flag warning over the weekend that has expired. we no longer have those red flag conditions, mainly sunny and warmer days through midweek. it's a mild end to the month here tomorrow. by the end of the week, though, clouds will be on the increase. we do have a chance of showers possible on saturday. the chance is low right now. we'll keep you updated on that. today, it's all about dry conditions. lots of sunshine, mild temperatures going into the 70. so just a bit

above average for this time of the year. overnight tonight, we'll have mainly clear skies and numbers for the most part, will be dipping into the 40s heading into halloween. now tomorrow, future tracker temperatures very similar temperature profile by wednesday, though, as we begin a new month, november begins on a mild note. some of our warmest areas getting close to 80 degrees by the afternoon, looking at the trick or treat forecast tomorrow for halloween. we do have, let's call it all treats, no tricks. a few creepy clouds out there. temperatures gradually falling into the 50s right around eight, 9 p.m. here is the accuweather seven day forecast at plan next seven days for you. mild through midweek. then we start to cool off, bring back some cloud cover by friday. there's that chance of some showers saturday morning. do not forget it's time for standard time to begin this weekend. we fall back one hour. we change our clocks over the weekend, sunday, partly cloudy and temperatures in. >> thank you, drew. good morning, everybody. so we have a couple crashes to talk about quickly. we're going to start in the south bay northbound, 680 before landis avenue. we have a rollover crash involving a big

rig where your speeds are down to around ten miles per hour. at least one lane is blocked there in san jose. we're in the process of seeing this crash clear in the eastbound direction of highway four past bailey road in bay point, but definitely a slow down in the westbound direction and big backup here at the richmond, san rafael bridge where we are in week four of the sigalert can't believe that three westbound lanes blocked here. still no estimated time as to when they'll reopen and wide load vehicles are not allowed here. >> reggie and now let's turn to the queen of halloween. it's ginger zee live with a look at what's happening on gma. this morning. >> good morning, heidi klum and the worm. >> look out, reggie kumasi. it is nice to be with all of you this morning. coming up here on gma, we have so much to get to our team is on the ground in israel. we're covering the latest on the war entering a new phase and new concern about growing anti-semitism after chaos at that airport in russia. and a story we're all following closely, the investigation into the death of beloved actor matthew perry this morning, we're remembering his life and

his legacy, as well as his struggles with addiction and how he wanted to be remembered. plus, the change to the federal student loan application process. that means families now don't have to choose between paying for college and saving for retirement. and then henry winkler making everybody laugh here talking about his new memoir and nkotb, new kids on the block live in times square. they have a huge announcement. cannot wait to share with you on gma. >> oh, that's really cool. >> you share a little bit. >> seriously every time like they're here. third grade me perks up and i'm like, i can't believe this is my real life. >> who was your favorite growing up? well i started with jordan and then i switched to joey. >> very fickle. >> no loyalty. >> that makes sense. >> yeah, it was jordan for me. >> yeah, like, see how this develops? he was. he was really young at the beginning, so you were like. i'm not sure. and then he really grew into something. so >> all right. >> ginger, that is so good. >> wait, so is it a tour? can

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this morning. our red flag warning over the weekend has expired. we no longer have those critical fire conditions. bright sunshine, light winds today and mild temperatures mainly in the 70s away from the coast later on this afternoon. and we are in the minority when it comes to this warm weather. look at the nationwide forecast. much of the country is dealing with chilly

temperatures, just california and the southeast under that mild air kumasi. >> thank you, drew. time now is six over 24. former vice president mike pence is ending his bid to become president. pence made that announcement over the weekend while speaking at the republican jewish coalition in las vegas. organizers of that event didn't know that pence was announcing his plans to suspend his campaign. there were even audible gasps in the audience as he spoke. >> so after much prayer and deliberation, i have decided to suspend my campaign for president. effective today. now i'm leaving this campaign. but let me promise you, i will never leave the fight for conservative values. and i will never stop fighting to elect principled republican leaders to every office in the land. >> this makes pence the first prominent candidate to drop out of the race a republican adviser close to his campaign says driving factors behind that decision was a concern that he

would not qualify for the upcoming third republican debate . this morning, governor gavin newsom is back in california after his week long trip to china. the goal of the visit was for newsom to promote climate friendly initiatives between the two countries, while also gearing up for next month's asia pacific economic cooperation forum. also known as apec, which, as you know, is going to be here in san francisco. now, yesterday, the governor visited a tesla factory in shanghai. he was shown the company's latest self-driving technology and this is less than a week after cruz has paused its robotaxi service, the california dmv suspended its driverless permit over allegations the company withheld information on a crash that seriously injured a pedestrian. newsom said he supported the dmv decision. the iconic dolby theater in hollywood. it's up for sale. bloomberg is reporting the home of the academy awards is up for sale, along with two parking lots. the 3400 seat venue could go for as much as

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now it's 630. looking for clarity. local street vendors set to meet with city officials in san francisco about the ban that could impact their business . >> and remembering a friend, costars and fans paying tribute

to matthew perry. what we've learned about his sudden death. >> then want to get away? the new direct flights coming back to sfo where you can go and when you can start. >> good morning, everybody. it is monday, october 30th. let's see what that forecast looks like. >> hey, drew. >> hey, good morning. the winds are a lot lighter from this past weekend. the red flag warning conditions are over. so we're in store for a mild day with a lot of sunshine. but we do have a big range of temperatures. this morning. our coldest valleys starting out in the 30s like napa, san ramon, even palo alto at 38. but some areas like half moon bay are close to 60 degrees this morning. we take a look at the winds and they are pretty much calm across the board. quite a different story from this past weekend where our ridge tops were gusting over 50mph. a live look from our rooftop camera along the embarcadero showing you really quiet conditions to begin our monday. expect a lot of sunshine today. it's mild this afternoon away from the coast. we're going into the 70s. that's whether let's see how we're doing with traffic and jobina. good morning. >> good morning, drew. thank you. hi, everyone. so the good

news is that that crash we're following in bay point has cleared, but we still have this issue underway in san jose, northbound 680 before landis avenue. the speeds are picking up now around 17mph. but this rollover crash involving a big rig has been taking some time to clear. now we flip the camera so you can see the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights came on here at 531. traffic is into the maze and the backup is around 2.5 miles long. as you approach the richmond-san rafael bridge due to that sigalert in the westbound direction. >> thanks, jobina happening tonight, street vendors in san francisco will reportedly get to meet city officials face to face . they're upset. a plan to temporarily ban vending on mission street is going to hurt their livelihood. abc seven news reporter lena howland is in the newsroom this morning with what the city says it's doing to help legal vendors continue their business. hi, lena. hey reggie. >> an aide to supervisor hillary ronan's office said it is likely that we can expect to see this ban take effect in about two weeks. and it's specific to the mission district. that's from

14th to 25th. and a small perimeter around bart stations. the ban is targeting vendors with no permits, selling stolen goods. supervisor ronen says it's come to a point where public works employees are wearing bulletproof vests to work as they regularly deal with attacks. that's why she's hoping to start with a 90 day ban on street vending in this area. but if it works, keep the ban indefinitely. ronen says this is a necessary emergency measure. it's hard to enforce and it's just not working. >> it's not working enough. this is such a safety problem. >> it seems like again, it's a it's a band-aid to look like the government is doing something when there are real problems that need to be solved. >> supervisor ronan's office said over the next couple of weeks, public works officials will be out talking to vendors, letting them know about the looming ban. but before it goes into effect, he says, they want to make sure the city has alternate spaces for street vendors to go. the san francisco standard says there will be

another meeting to talk about this looming ban tonight with city officials. live in the newsroom. lena howland, abc seven news, thank you, lena. >> some scary moments captured on camera when an angry group of people stormed a russian airport as a flight from israel landed. it happened last night. these pro palestinian protesters stormed the facility. they overtook the tarmac and surrounded, added a flight coming in from tel aviv. local authorities say at least 20 people were injured, most of them police hit by stones. this morning, the situation in gaza is growing more dire as israel expands its ground invasion. >> multiple reports say the un security council is holding an emergency meeting today. nearly three dozen trucks entered gaza over the weekend marking the largest aid convoys since the war began. although the un says that humanitarian aid is still falling short. israeli defense forces continue hitting gaza with airstrikes. its military claims it has now destroyed 150

underground hamas targets. the gaza health ministry said the death toll among palestinians passed 8000. most women and minors. the united arab emirates is among those calling for a humanitarian pause in the fighting. >> i regret that instead of a critically needed humanitarian pause, supported by the international community, israel has intensified its military operations. >> president biden says he spoke with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu yesterday. the white house says biden discussed efforts to free hostages from hamas and reiterated israel's need to defend itself. quote, in a manner consistent with international humanitarian law. >> here in the bay area, residents rallied as the war intensifies between israel and hamas. more than 10,000 demonstrators marched in san francisco. they filled market street and at one point blocked traffic on the freeway in support of the civilian victims in gaza. yesterday, hundreds of

people gathered in the city demanding the safe return of more than 200 hostages taken by hamas. >> this is my cousin's wife, shiri. she's a hostage. this is her daughter, noga. my second cousin. she's a hostage. >> israel must restore for the confidence of its citizens us for its security so that hamas cannot repeat the atrocities. october 7th. >> the anti-defamation league says there has been a 400% increase in anti-semitic ism since the conflict started earlier this year. bay. >> a rally advocating for the lives and freedom of those in gaza. people gathered in front of city hall yesterday to demonstrate against the ongoing military action there. organizers say they want an end to us financial aid and military aid to israel. they also call for an immediate cease fire and humanitarian corridor into gaza.

>> this morning, tributes continue to come in for actor matthew perry. the friends star was found unresponsive at his home on saturday. and investigators are taking additional steps to uncover his cause of death. investigators say matthew perry was discovered on saturday. >> jobina. thank you, kumasi. he was unconscious in his hot tub and by the time police arrived, it was too late to save him. officers immediately put up a tent to shield the scene from paparazzi. according to tmz, perry had been in good spirits earlier in the day and had played pickleball at a nearby club. the la county medical examiner finished the autopsy yesterday. it found no obvious signs of trauma and no evidence of foul play. but the report did not have a cause of death pending a toxicology report, which could take weeks. perry openly struggled with addiction throughout his career, and he revealed in an interview with diane sawyer how severe his drug use was at 55 viking in a day,

which is where i was 55. >> yeah, if they've gone through anything close to what i went through, i can come in, there's a light that comes on in people's eyes when they, when they get it. >> despite years of rehab and relapses, perry hoped that sharing his struggles would help other recovering addicts. >> perry was 54 years old. reggie jobina, thank you. >> happening today, a trial is set to begin to decide if former president donald trump should be banned from colorado's presidential ballot next year. the lawsuit argues he's disqualified because of the 14 14th amendment's insurrection. his ban for his role in the january six attack on the us capitol. trump and the colorado gop have failed three times to get this case thrown out. trump is not expected to attend this trial. new this morning, a new poll out of iowa shows former president trump is still dominating the race for the republican party vote in the 2024 presidential election. the poll shows 43% of likely republicans choose trump as

their first choice as florida governor ron desantis and former united nations ambassador nikki haley are tied for second place, with 16. caucus day in iowa is january 15th. construct four for new elementary school in uvalde, texas is now underway. >> more than a year after the mass shooting that left 19 children and two teachers dead, an oak tree with two main branches in 19 smaller ones have the names of the victims in the new school's library. their family gave their input on ways to improve the design of that school, with safety as a focus, they will be well protected. >> they will have security measures that, you know, unfortunately, we wish we would have had at robb. we have to remember why we're here and i could just picture amory being excited if she was able to attend this beautiful school. >> the new elementary school is expected to open by the 20 2526

school year. the number of people killed by hurricane otis in acapulco is now 48. >> and this morning, dozens are still missing. the powerful category five hurricane made landfall wednesday day with devastating 165 mile per hour winds. it strengthened so quickly that residents had little time to get ready. the storm damaged 220,000 homes. the mexican government is now offering free flights between acapulco and mexico city for tourists who are stranded. coming up, the hbcu athlete who just did something nobody had done before. >> and a live look right now at the big board. the new york stock exchange up by 280 points right now. another update on the markets next and the overnight move from the white house to deal with the rise of artificial intelligence. >> and stick with us on the abc seven bay area streaming app at seven for abc, seven at seven. we're live every weekday from 7 to 8 a.m. download the app and you can stream us. >> 639 this morning and here's live doppler seven along with

satellite. really tranquil conditions across california. we have a weak ridge of high pressure that's building over the next couple of days that will supply mild temperatures. a lot of sunshine in the forecast. it's a nice end to the month on tuesday and we'll start off november with some very warm air for this time of the year. the 24 hour temperature change showing you we are a lot cooler over this time compareerday.nd e the winds have weakened when we had that offshore wind event over the weekend, ushering in that red flag warning that tends to keep temperatures warm in the overnight period. those winds are calm this morning. we no longer have those red flag conditions. we have that cooler start to the day. here's future weather, hour by hour, a lot of sunshine on the way. temperatures warming nicely into the afternoon, away from the coast. we'll be going into the 70s a bit above average for this time of the year. 71 in the city, 72. in oakland, 76. in san jose, 73. in vallejo. a very comfortable 72 in napa. the three day forecast halloween is all treats no tricks tomorrow and autumn warmth here on

wednesday. wednesday, our warmest spots inland approaching 80 degrees. but we are tracking cooler weather on the seven day forecast and the chance of some showers. we'll show you that coming up in about nine cancer is a journey you don't take alone. you did it! our cancer care team works together to care for all that is you.

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systems to share their safety checks with the government. the biden administration says this will ensure ai systems are secure and trustworthy before companies make them public. ahead of the 2024 presidential election. the white house is also tackling deep fakes. it's instruction. it's instructing the commerce department to develop guidance for authenticating content and watermarking. >> fans are paying tribute to former nhl player adam johnson after the 29 year old died in a freak accident over the weekend. it happened during an english

league hockey game on saturday. officials say johnson was involved in a collision on the ice with another player and suffered a serious neck injury. johnson's team, the nottingham panthers, described him as an outstanding ice hockey player and said everyone at the club was heartbroken. in the south bay, hundreds of farm workers went to a special screening of the movie a million miles away. it's about the life of jose hernandez, a mexican immigrant who became a nasa astronaut. his parents immigrated in the early 60s before he was born in stockton. hernandez was a farm worker, but his goal was to be an astronaut after working at the lawrence livermore lab, he went to work at the johnson space center in houston and eventually was selected as a nasa astronaut after being denied from the program 11 times. >> the record mission of the contribution of latinos in this country. it means that that we need to pause and recognize

everyone, one never, ever give up on yourself. in other words, have perseverance as a personal trait. >> yes. a million miles away reached number one on amazon prime video when it debuted last month. >> southwest is bringing back some daily flights to san francisco international airport. according to the airline, nonstop flights from sfo to chicago midway and dallas love field airports will resume in june. officials say flights to dallas love field will be seasonal, with only just one flight per week on saturdays. southwest also plans to expanding flights from sfo to denver, las vegas and los angeles at the same time. the us food and drug administration is warning parents against buying a brand of fruit puree pouches for their kids after the snacks were found to have high levels of lead. >> the recall involves one of guanabana apple cinnamon fruit puree pouches. they were sold nationwide at sam's club, amazon

dollar tree. other retailers. the fda says parents should contact their child's health care provider about getting a blood test. lead is toxic to humans and exposure to it can lead to developmental delays in kids. you'll find more information about the recall on our website. abc seven news.com. >> breaking news. according to an associated press source, general motors and the united auto workers have just reached a tentative contract. it was the only remaining of the big three automakers without this agreement. and it comes after united auto workers union leaders signed off on a tentative deal with ford yesterday. and now it goes to union members for final approval. also over the weekend, stellantis announced it's made a tentative deal with autoworkers. the stellantis deal is said to be similar to the one ford workers agreed to with significant wage increase. and now we take a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway. you can see that we're up about 310 points at. >> rumors are swirling over what apple might announce at its surprised product event today. the company already revealed its

new iphone and its apple watch last month. but in honor of halloween, it's calling today's event scary fast. so some people think think this means that apple will debut its new faster processing chip and perhaps the next model of computers. >> apple is rolling out a controversial new pay later feature. it's marketed as a risk free way of purchasing something before you have the money. by allowing users to pay in for installments over six weeks. but some experts warn that it could trap young people and families into debt at a time when living costs are skyrocketing. according to the consumer financial protection bureau. buy now, pay later loans have grown ten fold since 2019. they are not covered under usual lending laws. the new apple payment method will be available starting tomorrow. >> happening tonight, monday night football is on abc seven. jimmy g and the raiders are in detroit to play the first place lions coverage starts at 5 p.m. right after the news at 4:00.

you can stay tuned for after the game and a special edition of abc seven news at nine. some history in college football made over the weekend. leilani arminta of jackson state became the first woman to score in an hbcu game. arminta ended up going three for three in extra points in jackson state's win over arkansas pine bluff. she's recovered from an acl tear, which she had last season playing for the soccer team. our mentor, who is from southern california, wasn't originally set to play but got called on after the kicker and the punter both got hurt. congrats relations. it's all love. this is a historically black college and university that my college actually played earlier this year and so speaking of, i was at my hbcu, the best hbcu. i will just say florida a&m university. well, well for our home team has something to say

about it. might have a little something to say, but we'll give her her time later. my moment. so florida a&m university, it was homecoming. this was at convocation, which is one of my favorite events. everybody is just in the building. this is on friday. and you have rattlers of all generations there. yes. this honey, i have to tell you all about her. she is like the designer of those clothes, melissa mitchell. she is awesome. so this is just being on campus. it was so amazing just to be there. yes and who's that? this is my line, sister. my sorority sister. and this is the class of 2003, y'all. my freshman class. i came in 2003, and so we had our 20 year anniversary. so it was like a reunion for all of our class. this was a tailgate. the tailgate was so much fun. i mean, we had a whole time, um, and then of course, there's the game. there's all the of course we want to stomp them. we don't even know who that is anymore.

>> look at you. >> look at me with venom. >> venom. >> listen. had a whole, whole homecoming. hbcu homecomings are really like, more than just like, oh, let's go back. it is like family. i really felt like coming back home. yeah. and that's why i can barely speak this morning because i had a tie. >> that's nice. >> yeah. >> not your voice, but it's nice. it's nice to see these pictures. >> it was worth it. >> like seeing everybody and just being there. i just feel so happy. >> so i know that makes you feel so nostalgic, so good. >> homecoming is just. >> is the best. >> it the best. >> it is really the best. and then on the anniversary celebrations, too, it's like one of the best homecomings that i've been to see. yes, see? thank you. thank you. thank you. the rattlers will strike and strike and strike again. >> i love it. i love it. oh my gosh. >> let's go outside. here's a live look from our cam cam. it is a lovely start to the day. our winds have weakened. we no longer have red flag warning

conditions like we had over the weekend. no longer underneath that critical fire threat because of those conditions. we'll take those clear skies, those light winds. but we do have some chilly spots this morning or coldest valleys beginning in the 30s. but we do have a lot of sunshine. warmer days through midweek. and then by the end of the week, we'll bring back the cloud cover. and even on saturday, there's a chance of a shower in the forecast. but today we're dry light winds, lots of sunshine. my temperatures, we're going into the 70s away from the coast, 74 in san rafael today, 72 in concord, 71 in the city, 76. in san jose with sunny skies hit about 71 for a high in antioch overnight tonight. mainly clear skies. our marine layer doesn't return until about wednesday morning, so we'll see. clear conditions for the most part, even along the coast and numbers falling into the 40s as we head into halloween. future tracker temperatures tomorrow, though very similar when it comes to our temperatures. we'll end the month on a mild note. we'll start in november with some warm conditions. wednesday afternoon, we'll likely see some spots get close to 80 degrees in

our warmest cities inland. take a look at the trick or treat forecast on your halloween. all treats, no tricks. we have mainly clear skies, just a few creepy clouds from time to time. and those temperatures will gradually fall into the 50s by about 8:09 p.m. here's the accuweather 70 forecast. the next seven days for you. mild conditions through midweek, then cooler cloudier by the end of the week. a chance of a shower saturday morning and we do turn our clocks back one hour over the weekend. a standard time begins jobina. >> thank you, drew. good morning, everybody. so the good news is that our blocking issues have cleared out there for the most part. but we're going to show you some live cameras beginning with the san mateo bridge. you can see speeds are a bit under the limit for people that are traveling in the westbound direction towards the peninsula are back up at the richmond-san rafael bridge. unfortunately it extends more than three miles soquel's now, if you're traveling in the westbound direction, expect delays again. three lanes blocked there. and we do not have wide vehicles allowed here on that roadway yet for our

drive times. tracy to dublin, 40 minutes, antioch to concord, 30. everything else is looking good. kumasi >> all right, thanks, jobina. well, the bay area is home to many mysteries and with halloween tomorrow, now's the time of the year to explore all the creepy unknowns of our area. >> because when i was five years old, i saw a bigfoot looked it right in the eyes for about a count of three. so i hope that if i build it, they will come and they do. people come in here from all over the planet who have seen a hairy biped. do i get story after story after story? so any doubts i ever had about my sighting and about the reality of bigfoot? oh, i lost those doubts years ago. ooh with us. >> come with us as we go. searching for the spookiest and most unique haunts of our region in the abc7 original special creepy bay area to it's available right now on our abc7

news apps and abc7 news.com from the spiderverse to argentina. >> hundreds of people in spider-man costumes are hoping to go down in history and they're trying to set a record for the world's largest gathering of spider-man fans. as a lot of people dressed as a marvel superhero showed up in buenos aires yesterday. the current record is held by an event of 685 people in malaysia. we don't know if argentina actually surpassed that number. we're still waiting for an update from guinness world records, although there are so many people in spider-man outfits this weekend at the halloween parties that they should have been there. it seems to be the costume. that's cool. it's also very easy. >> sometimes you don't have the strength. friend like you do every year. you really do put a lot of effort into your. i do. >> and sometimes it's a flop and sometimes it's a hit. check out the instagram. >> your next is seven things you need to know today. >> you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. >> it's available for amazon

fire tv and roku and all the things. just download the app now and start streaming. >> and as you head to break a live look outside at 654. >> you are great. >> you're great students. i heard you're a really good in school. >> how can the community move forward and make progress? what is a viable solution? and we just really love to see that kind of support happening in so many of our communities. >> we, the home appraisal process appears to be broken, at least broken for black and brown families every day at abc seven. >> we're building toward something better a better bay area.

is running low and the un is warning of a worsening humanitarian crisis. the agency says thousands of people broke into their warehouses to take basic survival items. >> number two, san francisco street vendors will reportedly

meet with city officials today. up for discussion is street vending. a street vending ban on mission street set to go into effect sometime next month. it comes after some city workers say they were assaulted and threatened by people selling things on the street. >> number three, tributes continue to pour in for matthew perry. this morning he died at his home in pacific palisades over the weekend. authorities are waiting on toxicology reports before revealing a cause of death. matthew perry was 54. number four, breaking news as the associated press says that general motors has reached a contract agreement with the united auto workers union. >> that's the last of america's big three automakers to make a deal. specifics of the agreement have not been released and number five, we do expect sunshine, mild conditions this afternoon. >> but you're waking up to a pretty big range of temperatures depending on where you're starting your day, you could start in the 30s like novato and napa, even palo alto at 37. most of us around the bay shoreline starting in the 40s and 50s. here's a live look outside from

our rooftop camera at kgo along the embarcadero showing you those clear conditions as the calm winds. your sun's up here in about a half hour. we will have light winds throughout the day. the afternoon is bright and it is mild away from the coast. we'll go into the 70s by 4 p.m. >> number six, the chp has confirmed for us that the sigalert we were following earlier this morning in crockett on eastbound 80, exiting at cummings skyway is a deadly crash emergency crews are still on the scene this morning. >> and number seven, new kids on the block going on tour next summer and stopping here in the bay area. so they made that announcement this morning on gma. the band will be performing at shoreline amphitheater on a wednesday, not a wednesday, but it's july 3rd. so maybe people will be off. okay. >> okay. okay. >> but it is a wednesday. and also, guess who's going to be there? paula abdul and dj jazzy jeff, who is so good. yes, yes. >> ken, dj jazzy jeff at the blue note jazz festival.

>> this summer. he was here so i mean, live really good. so good. oh, that's great. >> yeah. >> so i'm here for paula. >> yes, i can't wait. >> i've never seen. i love her. really >> yes. i'm a paula stan. i did not know about you. good morning america for our viewers in the west. anti-semitic fight in russia as the war enters a new phase. chaos as hundreds storm an airport in russia swarming a plane that had just arrived from israel, shouting anti-semitic slogans as israel expands ground operations in gaza as the situation in gaza grows more dire. thousands break into a u.n. aid warehouse for desperately needed supplies. top national security official john kirby joins us live. maine shooting massacre investigation. the community coming together