news a home robbery in the south bay all caught on this ring camera. >> now a fire. the group of women ransacking an older couple's home in broad daylight. the family hopes you can find the thieves. >> an american teenager taken hostage by hamas. now back in at home in chicago, this morning. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu now drawing a hard line, rejecting all calls for a ceasefire in gaza. >> an end is in sight for the united auto workers strike. the last of the three major automakers is reaching a tentative deal with the union. what we're learning about that deal this morning and right here in california, thousands of workers with the cal state university system are one step closer to a strike. >> what needs to happen to prevent them from walking off the job? >> good morning to you. welcome to tuesday, october 31st. happy

halloween. >> yes, let's start the check of our forecast. >> yeah, good morning. it is going to be a warm halloween. we have temperatures later today well into the 70s. we have clear skies out there this morning. it is a mostly sunny pattern underneath over the next couple of days. a live look from the exploratorium camera showing you clear skies out there. typical chilly spots right now in the 30s and our coldest valleys. we're at 38in san ramon, 37in novato, 40s and 50s around the bay shoreline. so here's future weather on your halloween. we have temperatures that will warm. you could see into the 60 and low 70s by about noon lunchtime. it feels mild out there and then later on by 3:04 p.m. we are into the mid 70s. even if the upper 70s if not lower 80s from san jose to gilroy. so it will be a warm afternoon. temperatures above average for this time of the year heading about 79. in san jose, 75. in oakland, 73. in san francisco, 78. in santa rosa, 76. in livermore 72. in half moon bay tomorrow is even warmer than today. we'll look at those numbers coming up in a few

minutes. let's check in with jobina to see how traffic is doing this morning. >> thank you, drew. good morning, everybody. so we are back again on the sigalert at the richmond-san rafael bridge. we'll continue to check in on this one for you as long as it remains closed, those three westbound lanes. so that is still the case this morning. and also, again, no wide load vehicles allowed in that area. elsewhere, though, showing you a live picture from emeryville and 80. those headlights traveling in the westbound direction towards the maze. we have no advisories coming in here or major blocking issues at the moment. tracy to dublin, you're looking at about 33 minutes. >> thank you, jobina. police in the south bay are investigating a brazen daytime robbery. it was all caught on a home surveillance camera. abc7 spoke with the grandson of this elderly couple targeted and he's hoping that this footage can help police find the people who did it. abc seven news reporter lena howland live in san jose this morning with that video. good morning, lena. >> good morning. the grandson of the couple targeted said they were vulnerable, hard of hearing and could barely speak any

english. now he's asking for your help to identify the three people responsible. take a look on on friday afternoon, the grandson said three women opened the gate to his grandparents front yard off of story road while two of them asked if they could pick flowers. a third person made their way inside. he said his grandmother didn't know someone was robbing them until it was too late. too late minutes later, you can see someone carrying a safe outside, safe head around like $10,000 in it. >> it scared me to moses that that person individual entered the house with a smile on her face like that. she was happy to rob my parents grandparents, which hurt me a lot. >> the couple's grandson said the three suspects went through three bedrooms and two hallway closet to find that safe before taking off with it in a white van. the couple have since installed new locks and will be getting more cameras installed today. meanwhile if you

recognize any of these three suspects all caught on camera, you are asked to call san jose police right away. live in san jose, lena howland, abc seven news. >> you can clearly see them. okay lena, thank you. in the south bay, a 15 year old has been arrested for a hit and run crash that killed a woman and her baby. police say they arrested the suspect on saturday for days after the crash at blossom hill road and winfield boulevard in san jose. according to investigators, the car driven by the suspect was stolen. two others in the car are wanted, but still on the loose. the victim, just 21 years old, april zeigler. zeigler excuse me, was pregnant at the time of the crash. she died at the hospital. her baby was delivered, but that baby died the next day. >> we are learning more this morning about the man accused of assaulting a parishioner at a well-known san francisco church before leading police on a chase that ended in martinez. police say it all started at saints. peter and paul church in north beach on sunday afternoon. that's where they say david garcia punched a person who was

praying during mass. garcia then led officers on a chase through san francisco go all the way across the bay bridge to martinez. our media partners at the sf standard report, garcia was previously convicted in a 2011 car bombing in fairfield that damaged a vehicle and an apartment complex. he was sentenced to 35 years in prison, but won early release in 2019. now, during the service on sunday and the chase, police say officers felt their lives were in danger when garcia intentionally threw two explosive devices toward their cars. >> the officers described not only seeing the flames of the device that hit the ground, but also the officers could feel the when the bomb detonated, they could feel the blowback from that in their vehicles. garcia is facing murder charges and is currently being held in san francisco county jail.

>> thousands of workers and faculty in the cal state university system are one step closer to going on strike. both the skilled trades teamsters and the california faculty association, or kff, voted overwhelmingly to authorize strikes. cfa leaders say a strike for them is not imminent, but they're ready to do what's best for their members and students. >> we love our students. we love our jobs. we are public servants of the people of california. but students are being hurt right now. >> the cfa represents some 20,000 professors, lecturers, coaches and other faculty. at 23 csu campuses. they're demanding a 12% pay increase. they csu board is reportedly countering with 5. we reached out to the csu board of trustees for further comment, but we have not yet heard back. >> we are learning more about the tentative contract agreement between general motors and the united auto workers union. we first told you about this yesterday right here on abc7 mornings just moments after that

agreement was announced, the uaw released a statement saying this agreement includes record economic gains for its members and is said to be similar to the deals announced last week with ford and stellantis, including a roughly 25% raise over four years and improvements to pensions. >> our bargainers did their job. they're going to present us with something and then we get to tell them it was good enough or it wasn't. >> gm was the last of the big three automakers to come to a deal which could end the six week long strike. three agreements still have to be approved by union members. those votes are expected to happen over the next two weeks, according to the associated press, gm was losing about $200 million a week during this strike happening today, the us government says it will operate its final charter flight out of tel aviv to bring americans home . >> commercial flights are still available on el al, but they are limited. we're also learning about one of the americans who was held hostage by hamas, the 18 year old arrived back in the

us yesterday, returning to her chicago area home. her mother was also captured. she was freed and is with family in israel. jobina this is all happening as israel's intensifying its ground offensive in gaza. >> yes, reggie aqui a relentless exchange of rocket fire between israel and hamas continues this morning. israel is rejecting calls for cease fire. prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he has no plans to resign as some military and political figures call on him to, quote, quit. now for wing claims, he bears responsibility for the failures that led to the war. he is pleading with the international community to support israel, framing the war as a fight for civilization. he is vowing that israel will keep fighting despite international criticism, just as the united states would not agree to a cease fire after the bombing of pearl harbor or after the terrorist attack of 911. >> israel will not agree to a cessation of hostilities with hamas.

>> the humanitarian crisis in gaza has worsened by the day. residents are trapped without food, water, electricity and internet. as israeli strikes continue, unicef reports more than 400 children in gaza are killed or injured every day. the palestinian red crescent says 26 more trucks with aid are crossing into gaza. and that happened yesterday. state department spokesperson matt miller says the us is making significant progress on getting fuel into gaza. >> 509 this morning live doppler seven along with satellite showing you we have a really quiet picture across the entire west coast. some high clouds moving into northern california this morning. but all in all, we are under the influence of a weak ridge of high pressure, which is bringing about sunshine for your holiday today. and also warm temperatures later on this afternoon. we'll take a live look outside from sutro tower this morning. and we have great visibility. you can see the east bay hills well off in the background, mainly clear skies up above. and here's how your

halloween shapes up. we'll have those bright conditions early on. temperatures start out on the cool side. we're in the 40s and 50s around 9 a.m. but we're mild mid day and it's a warm afternoon. by 4 p.m, our warmest areas inland getting close to 80 degrees. even along the coast. we will be in the 70s mid 70s around the bay shoreline. your sunset, by the way, coming at 612 this evening. we are in the minority when it comes to warm weather across the country. there has been a cold blast of air that has moved through much of the lower 48. it's basically us and florida that are dealing with above average temperatures. everybody else is well below where they should be for this time of the year. the three day forecast shows you a warm halloween today. we start november on a warm note with those temperatures giving us that autumn above average temperature trend throughout the afternoon. but then cooler weather starts to move in and we do have a chance of some wet weather over the weekend. reggie, we'll show you that coming up in nine minutes. >> drew, thank you. still ahead, the full cast of friends now releasing a joint statement following the sudden death of

their friend, matthew perry. plus, we do know that the student appears to have ingested the candy unintentionally. >> cannabis candies handed out to children during a bay area trunk or treat event. we're hearing from parents worried about their children's safety. >> the bus route canceled in the south bay during the pandemic. now being restored. the transit partners

this cannabis infused candy during a halloween event over the weekend. one child got sick. other parents found the candy before their kids could open them. the trick or treating event was held in one of amelia earhart elementary schools parking lots. the alameda unified school district says one student ate at least part of the cannabis infused candy. three other families say they found the same edible in their kids candy bags. >> we do know that the student appears to have ingested the candy unintentionally. the

family got help. the student is stabilized and is doing well. so all the edible candies families reported were blue in color. >> the superintendent says the district is now working with police to see where the candy came from. >> the city of san jose is expand its automatic license plate reader program. you can see matt mayor matt mehan there helping install a new camera in this video that was posted on social media. the video shows him saying the cameras have already made the city safer, helping to solve multiple crimes , including robberies, hit and runs, home invasions and stolen vehicles. mayor matt mehan says the readers take still photos of license plates and the technology is, quote, very limited and deleted on a regular basis. it's a surprising development in the debate over public safety in san francisco, supervisor matt dorsey is now reportedly rejecting his own plan to improve police staffing after another supervisor

introduced introduced changes to that measure. now, the chronicle is reporting the debate centers around $30 million a year in funding to recruit new officers. dorsey's original charter amendment used money already in the city's budget. but yesterday, during a rules committee meeting, supervisor asha sapphire introduced an amendment making the funding reliant on new or modified taxes . dorsey called the idea a, quote, poison pill, but sapphire and others criticized the original plan for using so much money when many departments are facing cuts. dorsey is now reportedly considering taking his original proposal to voters in the form of a ballot measure or a heads up. >> if you're still using paper tickets on bart. bart says it's going to stop selling them on november 30th. the agency is getting ready to install new fare gates and they don't accept paper tickets. these new fare gates make jumping the turnstiles at stations more difficult. if you still have the paper tickets, you can get a

cash refund for tickets worth more than a buck. going forward, everyone is going to need a clipper card to pay for your ride in the south by santa clara counties. vta is bus route between gilroy and monterey county is now back. bus line 59 reconnects passengers with four weekday round trips between gilroy transit center and salinas intermodal transit center. the transit line was discontinued in 2020 because of the pandemic. since then, many passengers requested to revive the bus route to make public transport easier between monterey county and the bay area. i'm heartened to see vta partnering with yet another transit agency to ensure that residents throughout santa clara county, including gilroy, have these very, very needed mobility options. >> this is made possible by a funding partnership between monterey-salinas transit and the vta. >> tomorrow for the holiday ice rink at san francisco. >> union square is reopening for the winter season and the ice rink is celebrating its 16th

year. the opening ceremony festivities start at 5 p.m. and then the rink will stay open until january 15th. the tickets start at $15 for kids, eight and under, $20 for adults. and that does include your skate rental. okay. outfit is a portion of ticket proceeds. go to san francisco rec and parks. >> are those s'mores? >> yeah, those are spinning s'mores. i've never seen anything like it. >> so, jobina, you have gone. i still have not gone. i've gone. you went. you went, reggie? >> yeah. yeah oh, my god. wow. yeah this year. this year is the time. it's fun. it's really fun. yeah. ever since we tried in 2019 and did not quite make it for a holiday party. >> yeah, we did. we had an intention of skating, and then we just did other things. you had to skate before you party, right? >> that's what we learned. that's what we learned. and then what the following year, the rona yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, here it is. and tomorrow, though

, it'll be warm. oh, my gosh. yeah. warm skate. warm skating is fun. it is fun outside this morning, it is clear out there. here's the tam cam right now. we have great visibility 8-80. and we'll have a warm halloween later on this evening. great for trick or treating. so today we'll continue that mild trend that we started yesterday. these numbers above average were all going into the 70s, if not lower 80s later on this afternoon. so you'll feel that warm air pretty quick today. we do have some chilly spots this morning in the 30s and 40s, but that sunshine will be really efficient at warming us up later on today. so for the trick or treat forecast, we have a lot of sunshine later on this evening. it is a warm halloween at 5 p.m. we're in the 60s and mid 70s across the board. your sun goes down here at 612 this evening, but we're still pretty mild. just a few clouds out there. it's not cold by any means. by 8 p.m, we'll have temperatures still on the mild side for this time of year. 50 and mid 60s. later on tonight, overnight tonight, we will cool off in the overnight hours. 30s and 40s and our cooler spots and are mainly

clear skies. 38 in santa rosa, 37 in fairfield, 40s and 50s around the bay shoreline will dip to about 48 in fremont, 54 in the city 47. the overnight low in san jose future tracker temperatures. we will start the month of november on an even warmer note, we'll see some spots getting into the low 80s tomorrow afternoon, well into the mid and upper 70s for the most part on wednesday, cooler weather starts to move in here by the end of the week and over the weekend we are tracking some light rain both saturday and sunday. we'll watch a cold front get closer to us. right now, it looks like light scattered showers, but we'll keep you updated on the timing. accuweather 70 forecast all treats today fall warmth tomorrow then cooler weather moves in and we'll track that chance of showers over the weekend. and again don't forget our clocks go back one hour as standard time begins jobina. thank you, drew. >> good morning everybody. so you can see our map here. we hardly have any red spots popping up on our sensors. that's good news. that means no major slowdowns out there right now or blocking issues. so we're bringing you some live cameras, starting with the san mateo bridge where everything is at

the limit here, nice and clear in the south bay as we show you this live camera from san jose showing off 101. those headlights are traveling in the northbound direction in terms of mass transit, if you rely on bart, muni or ace train every thing is on time. and we will end here with our drive times. tracy to castro valley 47 minutes. kumasi. thank you, jobina. >> coming up, the seven things to know this morning. >> think twice about ordering food from an unlicensed street vendor. that's the warning from a new cautionary campaign in san francisco. the, quote, unsanitary conditions they're desc to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the bills. the 'not a bills.' the.... ”press 4 to repeat these options.” [chaotic music]

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paying higher insurance rates. an oakland based company called sdai will begin providing analytics to california's insurer of last resort. it could lead to lower insurance premiums for some people. >> number four, it is halloween and i'm going to sound like a parent right now, but if you're taking kids trick or treating tonight, remember to take a flashlight, stay on sidewalks, cross streets and crosswalks. thank you. >> and number five, it is going to be a warm halloween. look at these temperatures later on this afternoon. we're into the 70s, if not close to 80 degrees. and our warmest spots inland. speaking of when the sun goes down, we'll have that sunset later on today at 612 in the evening. >> number six, so far, we have a pretty quiet commute for you as we bring you this live camera from oakland showing you our 8-80 at the coliseum spot. those headlights are traveling in the southbound direction and number seven, apple hill held a rare evening event last night unveiling a new macbook pro with

new chips and a faster cpu. >> the company described the chip as, quote, scary fast it. >> for more than 60 years, the silver spur awards have recognized outstanding individuals whose achievements exemplify the highest aspirations of the bay area on thursday for extraordinary changemakers, including our former colleague david lui, will be honored for their exceptional contributions that have helped shape the bay area yesterday. abc7 news anchor kristen sze spoke with the president and ceo of spur alicia baptiste. >> he's he's an icon. so he was an easy choice for this award. we really want to shine a spotlight on the spotlight on the individual people who are making contributions to the region. i think a lot of times when we think about what does it take to build a better bay area, we think, oh, that's government's job. but there's actually thousands and thousands of just regular everyday people who are contribute to our communities in ways that really matter. and david was an obvious choice. he is somebody that i think a lot of us feel like is

almost a member of the family, helped us make sense of what was going on around us for literally decades. and he's also one of the first and one of the longest tenured asian american journalists, i think really carved a path for so many people . and so we're just thrilled to be honoring him. >> thursday's award ceremony takes place at 3 p.m. at the yerba buena center for the arts. >> we love that happening today live with kelly. and mark is taking a cue from taylor swift for this year's halloween show. this episode is called the era show. >> the audience will come in costume. reporter sandy kenyon from our sister station in new york has that preview live. hallown ng. >> it's become a hallowed tradition on live. kelly ripa says it's a treat to get all tricked out for halloween, especially when everyone in the audience gets dressed up. good job. we have the best, most creative, most inventive and artistic audience members on the

planet. >> uh- they will gather before the sun comes up. >> for the first time since the pandemic. and this will be the first such show for mark consuelos as co-host. >> i've only watched it on tv, so i can't wait to see the ingenuity and how creative these people are. they're creativity is obvious in the commercials for the show. >> darling, when we're together, every night is halloween. in the past, the halloween episode has been among the highest rated of the year. >> kelly and mark v next, the show's producer, michael gelman and his staff spent a year looking for answers. >> the day after halloween, when we start putting things aside for next halloween, mama likes we just want to be as topical as possible. it's so pop culture centric that we like our halloween to be as relevant as possible. so things can change or be added. >> yeah. yeah >> lives halloween special will feature more than 50 costumes and guest cameos from

celebrities, guests, happy thoughts uh. >> halloween. >> i'm sandy kenyon, abc seven news. >> and you can watch a special halloween episode of live with kelly and mark later this morning at 9:00 right here on abc seven. >> and we have a special halloween episode, too. >> we are. you can stream us live at 7 a.m. today. we're all going to be in costume. we have a theme or should we say, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. you're going to just have to watch it. it'll be good. and there's also a little performance. oh, unless i mess it up. even if i do, that's also worth watching. yes. so please join us at seven. coming up at 530. the bay area university are now dealing with a cyber attack. what hackers are threatening to do with data they have stolen and strengthening the oversight of artificial intelligence and tightening safety standards. >> the new order signed by president biden that could impact

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who's you know, that smell of bacon wrapped hot dogs sold all over san francisco sidewalks. >> it's irresistible to a lot of people. but are they safe now at 530, the city's health officials are hoping a new social media campaign will persuade you to think twice. >> and achieving equality and safety for all pregnant mothers. how the state is now standing up for those more at risk. >> a legal fight to keep donald trump from seeking reelection now underway in colorado. the reason? lawyers say the former president should be disqualified from the 2024 election. >> good morning, everybody. it is tuesday, october 31st. it is halloween. >> let's see what the trick or treat forecast is. >> are you? hi, good morning. it is going to be a warm end to the month today and it will be warm later on this evening. here's a live look outside our sutro tower camera showing you the golden gate bridge. we are fog free. we have clear skies up above and our temperatures, we do have our typical range this morning where we have our

sheltered valleys. we are in the 30s like nevada right now, san ramon, palo alto at 3946, though in oakland, 51. that current temperature in san mateo. future weather. we are going to have mainly clear skies. expect a lot of sunshine today. temperatures warming quickly into the 60s. this morning and then into the afternoon. we are going into the 70s. if not low 80s in some of our warmest spots. so well above average for this time of the year. 75 in oakland today, 80in morgan hill, 79in san jose, 73 in the city, 78 in santa rosa, 76. in fairfield. even the coast is mild in the low and mid 70s. we'll have your trick or treat forecast coming up in about eight minutes. let's check in with jobina and see how traffic's doing. thank you, joe. >> good morning, everybody. we are going back to the richmond-san rafael bridge because this is our biggest issue that ziggler that has remained in effect for the last four weeks. we are on week four now. that's really hard to believe the westbound direction and you can see the damage still there as the three westbound lanes are closed. no wide load vehicles allowed here and the chp still not updating when all of this will be fixed. but they are working on it is what they

tell us. walnut creek is starting to get a bit busier as you travel southbound on 680. you could see people starting to tap their brake lights as they approach north main street in this area. and then we will end our bridge drive times for the golden gate bridge traveling southbound, six minutes westbound on the bay bridge, nine minutes. so very quick there and then westbound on the san mateo bridge. 11. >> thanks jobina. happening right now, a wildfire is burning in riverside county and it's prompted evacuations for people in that area. the highland fire has burned at least 1200 acres in aguanga, which is east of temecula since the flames broke out yesterday afternoon. there is no containment as of this morning. we've learned at least three structures have been destroyed and six others are damaged. strong santa ana winds and a winds are expected to continue in the area today, which could help that fire to spread. the cause is under investigation. >> do you recognize people in this video because police in the south bay are investigating after a brazen daytime robbery that was all caught on this ring

camera. the women you see here targeted an older couple while that couple was at home. and police are now hoping this footage can help find these folks. abc7 news reporter lena howland is live in the south bay this morning with that video. lena reggie, this video shows the heartbreaking moment when an elderly couple was taken advantage of. >> they were home alone and tricked into thinking that three strangers just wanted to stop by and talk about their garden. take a look at this video on friday afternoon, the grandson said three individuals that looked female opened the gate to his grandparents front yard off of story road while two of them asked if they could pick flowers from their garden. a third person made their way inside and with a smile on their face. he said his grandmother didn't know someone was robbing them until it was too late. minutes later, you can see one of the suspects carrying a safe outside. he said it had $10,000 inside and a good opportunity.

>> where was at the household. and it was just my grandparents alone. uh- and my grandparents are very fragile and they have hard of hearing and barely speak any english that actually made me feel kind of a little less secure. >> i feel like it's kind of a new type of low. >> neighbors were asked by police to hand over any surveillance video that may have captured which direction the suspects went. the couple have since installed new locks and will be getting more cameras installed today. meanwhile, if you recognize any of the three suspects caught on camera during this robbery, you are asked to call police right away. live in san jose, lena howland, abc seven news. >> thank you, lena. the san francisco health department has been cracking down on unpermitted street vendors along the embarcadero. but instead of confiscating carts, they started a social media campaign to alert people on what they say are unsanitary conditions. as the department says, the main issue is a lack of proper

refrigeration or clean water. they say permits are required for any street and sidewalk vendor in order to sell food in the city. ucsf infectious disease expert dr. monica gandhi looked at the photos of some of the food being sold and says bacteria is breeding in these boxes. >> if they're kept at room temperature and not cooked to at least 165 degrees, the kind of bacteria that hot dogs can breed are salmonella, for example, which is a common type of food poisoning. >> one vendor we spoke with says she hasn't heard of anybody getting sick from her food, but she would like city workers to train them on how to manage products. >> we're looking at the results of a statewide investigation, looking at implicit bias among health care workers and prenatal settings. the investigation started after the state legislature passed a bill in 2019 requiring all health professionals to receive training to reduce racial bias. according to recent data. black women have maternal mortality

rates far higher than any other racial group. it's three two times 3 to 4 times that of white women. the children's council of san francisco says lack of investment and systemic racism are two of the main reasons is the development, social, emotional, kindergarten readiness are all key components that are impacted by black moms, black families not having the necessary access to resources. california attorney general rob bonta says when the investigation started in 2021, less than 17% of hospitals had started training their employees. now that number is above 80. >> a trial is underway in colorado that seeks to disqualify former president donald trump from getting on the ballot in 2024. those bringing the case argued that under the constitution in trump's conduct the day of the capitol riot prohibits him from taking office again. jobina has more on how his lawyers are reacting. jobina yes.

>> attorneys for former president trump are confident they can beat the unprecedented lawsuit. a group of voters in colorado filed a lawsuit arguing trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election, leading to the january 6th insurrection should prohibit him from becoming president again. the suit invokes the 14th amendment is aimed at people who fought for the confederacy and disqualifies anyone who, quote, engaged in insurrection or rebellion, end quote. from serving in government. trump's lawyers argue he never called for violence and did not walk down to the capitol as he said he would. the best they have is trying to be a mini me january 6th report. >> that's the best they've got sort of a pretty slick movie production and that's not real evidence. that's a partizan witch hunt. >> trump incited a violent mob to attack our capitol to stop the peaceful transfer of power under our constitution. >> this is one of several lawsuits trying to remove trump

from the ballot under the 14th amendment. a case in minnesota is set to start thursday. other lawsuits are filed in new hampshire and michigan. the hearing in colorado is expected to wrap up on friday. a judge, not a jury, will decide the case. reggie >> thanks, jobina. thousands of migrants from central america, venezuela, cuba and haiti are walking north toward the us. 5000 people started marching yesterday. they're complaining about the process for getting visas. they say it takes too long in mexico's main migrant processing center. people trying to get their visa often have to wait weeks or months without being able to work. this march is among the largest since june of 2022. the biden ministration can't continue taking down the razor wire at the southern border in texas. a federal judge granted the state's motion to temporarily stop the removal of that wire until preliminary injunction hearing is held. that hearing is scheduled for next tuesday. the temporary restraining order expires

november 13th. the court could extend it. >> president biden has signed an executive order to roll out required permits for developers of artificial intelligence since his administration says the order includes the most sweeping actions to protect americans from the potential risks of ai systems. the commerce department now has to develop guidance for watermarking content that shows the public. it was made by. developers will have to share results of their safety tests with the federal government before it's released to the public. much of what's in the order has roots in conversations. the president had right here in the bay area back in june, he sat down with experts and leaders in ai at a conference. >> silicon valley. you know, the bay area is the brain of the united states when it comes to ai. so you talk to the brain first before they can do anything else. governor newsom issued a similar state executive order in september. >> apple has unveiled its new macbook pro containing the advanced m3 family of chips and

a faster cpu. last night, apple had a little fun by describing the new processing chip as scary fast. >> tonight, we're introducing a new family of breakthrough chips and bringing them to the world's best pro laptop chip, macbook pro. >> the company also says the m3 chip brings even more performance and remarkable new capable cities to the macbook macbook pro, a hacker group says it's infiltrated the networks of stanford university's public safety department, and that group is threatening to release a huge amount of confidential information. >> the hackers who call themselves akira say that they will release 430gb of internal information and confidential documents on the dark web. this is according to the mercury news. last week, stanford confirmed there had been a data breach affecting its public safety department. the university declined to comment, further limiting a statement to say the matter is under investigation and that no other parts of the university were affected. a super charged

lemonade is being blamed in a student's death. up next, the lawsuit and new warning now coming from panera bread. an iconic movie from the 90s is making a comeback at the home of the good burger is ready to take your order. >> but first, let's check on the weather from drew. >> hey, 540 this morning. here's live doppler seven along with satellite. you could see just a few high clouds streaming into parts of washington and oregon this morning. >> it is really quiet across the west coast as high pressure has taken hold of the forecast today and tomorrow. that supplies us with sunshine, shine and warm weather for halloween. take a look at the california temperature map. we are in the 70s and 80s for the most part today. 85 in l.a. 80 in san diego. we'll go to 73 here in the city. you see 60 in south lake, 71 in bishop. it's just a warm day across the state. above average temperatures not only today, but also tomorrow as well. so we're calling it a warm halloween today. you can see your temperatures pick your city or into the 70s. if not low 80s by about 4 p.m. today, 75 in oakland, 79. in san jose, 76 in

santa cruz. it's a nice day along the coast, 73 in the city. santa rosa, up to 78 degrees. here's the trick or treat forecast. it's all treats this evening. it's a warm halloween. temperatures in the 60s and 70s through 6 p.m. your sunset here at 612. and we'll just find mainly clear skies and temperatures in the upper 50s to the mid 60s. by 8 p.m. here's a three day forecast. we end the month today on a warm note. we'll begin november here with equally warm temperatures. fall warmth continues tomorrow, but then cooler weather starts to move in here by thursday and especially by friday in the weekend, we do have the chance of a little bit of wet weather. we'll talk about that on the

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moderation, and it's not recommended for people who are sensitive to caffeine. a new jersey family has sued panera, alleging their daughter, who had a heart condition, died after consuming the drink last year. it contains what the fda considers to be a full daily maximum intake of caffeine. panera says the caffeine content has always been listed in its stores. >> it's now 545. this morning, we're hearing from the cast of friends. they released a joint statement about the death of matthew perry. here's abc news reporter rhiannon ally. >> this is harder than i thought it would be. >> it's going to be okay. >> this morning, matthew perry's costar on friends are speaking out for the first time since his death, releasing a joint statement saying, we are all so utterly devastated. we were more than just cast mates. we are a family. right now, we are going to to grieve and process this unfathomable loss. memorials to the beloved star have popped up at the iconic

friends apartment in new york. fans are also packing into the restaurant below, remembering perry's remarkable ability to make us laugh. i've had long, hard day. new details are emerging about his final hours. sources say perry's assistant found him unresponsive in his jacuzzi after reportedly enjoying his favorite game pickleball earlier that day. an autopsy came back inconclusive. investigators are now waiting for a toxicology report which could take weeks. i'm chandler. >> i make jokes when i'm uncomfortable. >> the actor's legacy transcending sitcom stardom in a 2022 memoir, he opened up about his vicious battle with addiction, becoming an advocate and resource for others. telling our diane sawyer just how dire things became 55 can in a day, which is where i was 55, i would go to open houses and go to the bathrooms in the in the open

house and see what pills they had in there. >> and steal them. and i think they thought, well, there's no way that chandler came in and stole from us. >> perry not only detailed his struggles, but also the piece and hope that recovery had brought him. >> it's so fun to talk about this stuff. i don't like talking about it, but i know it's going to help people to talk about. >> rhiannon ally, abc news, new york. >> american gymnast mary lou retton has made her first public comments since being hospitalized with pneumonia. the olympic medal winner said on instagram that she was overwhelmed with all the love and support she's received. she's added that she is staying positive through a long and slow recovery process. retton has been credited for bringing gymnastics into the mainstream after her gold medal performance at the 1984 games in l.a. >> all right. nickelodeon fans, listen up, because paramount plus just released the trailer

for good burger to. >> welcome to good burger, home of the good burger. >> can i take your order? >> they had to have that line. they had to. kenan thompson and kel mitchell are reuniting as characters dexter and ed in the sequel to the 1997 comedy the main plot. dexter and ed get replaced at good burger by robots that look and talk like them. the movie debuts november 22nd and i will be there. >> oh, yeah, absolutely. i remember this one in the theaters back in the 90s. it was my friends, like ninth birthday. oh, and we all want to go see good burger in the theaters. >> good burger was so good. >> and it starred on all that as a skit. remember all that? >> all that i loved, all that. the orange soda? >> yeah. orange soda. really? had a moment in the late 90s. early 2000. we did like, where is orange soda today? >> oh, she's still around. she's still there. >> okay. yeah. all right, prove it. >> how much is good burger pay?

because how old are they now? >> i know, but they kind of look the same. they look good. profit sharing? i don't know. >> they still. >> i don't want to see anybody but kenan and kel. sorry. they're still here. they need to be in the movie. yeah, and they are. i can't wait. that's so cool. >> yes, that's very cool. >> this morning we are finding very clear conditions. we have mild temperatures on the way for your halloween. here's our abc7 oakland airport camera this morning with activity on the tarmac and we are in store for warm temperatures later on this afternoon. so here's how the day shapes up. expect a lot of sunshine. your sun's up here at 733 this morning. we'll start out with some cool numbers in the 40s and in the 50s. but that sunshine going to warm us up later on this afternoon. everybody in the 70s, even along the coast. i wouldn't be surprised if a couple of spots inland try and touch about 80 degrees later on this afternoon. so look at highs across the region on on this final day of october 73rd in the city 78 in santa rosa, 79, in san jose, 80 in morgan hill, 73. in the city, 76 in santa cruz. overnight tonight, mainly clear skies.

we're on this trend in the overnight hours where you do get chilly in some spots in the 30s and low 40s around the bay shoreline will be in the mid 40s to the mid 50s heading into the first day of november. now tomorrow future tracker temperatures we do find a warm afternoon continuing. we'll find those numbers above average. everybody into the 70s once again, if not low 80s. but by thursday and friday cooler weather starts to move in here and then a front will try and approach here over the weekend. here's future weather starting off early saturday morning. here's some rain along that cold front likely later in the day saturday, lingering to early parts of sunday morning. right now, it looks very light and scattered in nature, but this is something we'll keep you updated and fine tune those details as we get closer to the weekend. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. we'll play in the next seven days for you. you'll see temperatures warm today and tomorrow and then we start to cool off, cloud up our sky. there's those chances for showers both saturday and sunday and again our clocks go back one hour as standard time begins

over the weekend. jobina. >> thank you, drew. good morning, everybody. so we do have a crash reported right now in fremont. it's not causing too much of a slowdown, but it is blocking a lane and there's debris reported in the roadway as well on northbound 880 before stevenson boulevard. so crews are on the scene there working to clear that out of the way at the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights flipped on at 543 and you're starting to see the backup form there, but not too bad. so far. it's starting to get a little busier now at the golden gate bridge. but you are still moving at the limit because of course, as you can see, the drive time there. if you're traveling the southbound direction, it only take you about six minutes. reggie thanks for being on new at six. >> steph curry sets yet another nba record after a big win in new orleans. first, though, relief for california homeowners left scrambling after their fire insurance was dropped by major companies. >> how i could be picking up the slack. >> this is abc 724 in san francisco, live in the south bay in san jose in concord

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with the california department of insurance. it says for small insurers are restructuring their operations away from their parent company, kemper corporation. they include metrostar, unitrin auto and home insurance company unitrin direct property and casualty company. also on the list is the kemper independence insurance company. earlier this year, kemper issued

more than $1.5 million in refunds after the california department of insurance found the company overcharged. policyholders for wildfire risk. a possible break for california homeowners paying higher fire insurance rates. an oakland based company called zesty ii announced that california's insurer of last resort will soon begin using its wildfire risk analytics called z fire. z officials say the technology will allow the insurer california fair plan association to more accurately assess the wildfire risk at an individual location, allowing it to set rates more equitably across the state. in recent months, homeowners across the state have had to scramble to find fire insurance after being dropped by major companies like all state farmers and state farm. >> in today's gma first look, we are weeks away from black friday, but the deals have already started. here's abc news reporter becky worley in this morning's gma first look. >> it's halloween, a day of tricks, treats and christmas

sales. yeah, you heard that right. give a little love. start the holidays at macy's. this morning. the advertising around holiday sales is clear. act now to save this sunday through tuesday. >> only get 50% off everything online. only at oldnavy.com. >> target announcing they're dropping new deals every week leading up to black friday. >> it's a great way for brands to really buzz up interest in shopping for the holidays early. and of course, they always love to do it as early as possible. so this year is no different. >> you got this. we got you. >> but experts note the lowest prices of the year are usually a little closer to thanksgiving. and coming up at 7 a.m, we'll have the expert advice you need to win the holiday shopping season no matter how early it's starting with your gma. first look, i'm becky worley, abc news, oakland, california. >> 556 this morning. temperatures right now we do have our chilly spots in the 30s like palo alto novato at 34, we're in the 40s and 50s

elsewhere. so we do start out the day on a cool note, but we are in store for a mild afternoon. here's future tracker temperatures. lots of sunshine today. temperatures around lunchtime already in the 60s and 70s and we do expect everybody to go into the 70s later on this afternoon. so your trick or treat forecast, it's all treats. it's looking very nice out there. your sunset coming at 612 with mainly clear skies and temperatures not too chilly even by 8 p.m. kumasi. >> thank you, drew. new at six, the biden administration urging schools to keep one thing on hand to make sure students are safe in the classroom. >> then the founder of fcps has his day in court and deflects blame for the collapse of his company and the san francisco man selling his james bond collection for up to $1 million. >> the memorabilia that could be yours a victory that is there for the taking. grab it. now that was a great halftime speech. let's go win.

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on the school halloween celebration with cannabis gummies. the respect, the response from the district. >> and we're learning that church assault suspect who led police on a chase through san francisco in the east bay has previously been convicted of blowing up a car. >> then the new installation in the south bay that city leaders say is making things safer for everyone. >> good morning. and happy halloween on this tuesday,

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