a check on the air quality out there. sandhya >> yeah, and julian and kristen, let's take a look at a live picture right now. and then we'll talk about the air quality. you will notice from our san rafael camera that it's a little hazy out there. it's not just the smoke from the fire, the control burn that is in the marin county area right now. but it is also the higher clouds that are coming in. as you look at the wind direction that's transported, getting some of that smoke into the area, air quality is fine right now. air now is reporting good to moderate air quality. as you will notice. and we take a look at the pm 2.5 levels right now. napa 45. so it's still in the good category. the rest of the region from san francisco down towards san jose and even eastward, we're looking at moderate air quality right now. so as we look at the satellite and the radar live, doppler seven is tracking a system that is bringing in some of that cloud cover and a few sprinkles to our north kristin. all right. >> thank you so much, sandy. and now to the latest from the israel hamas war. foreign

nationals who have been trapped inside gaza are now making their way out of the enclave and into egypt. a senior administration official reports 74 us citizens and family members have arrived on the egyptian side of the rafah crossing as of this morning. this comes as an estimated 20,000 people in gaza are reported injured inside the territory. gaza's health ministry is now reporting an estimated 3600 palestinian children have been killed since the start of the war. israeli defense forces are now operating inside gaza city, encircling it from multiple fronts and direct confronting hamas terror cells as the war between israel and hamas continues, bay area families are urging the us government to intervene and to bring their loved ones back home . >> abc seven news reporter luz pena spoke to the family members of two grandmothers who are us citizens stuck in gaza lose that's right, julie. >> and this lawsuit is part of a larger group of us citizens nationwide suing the us government in hopes that their families will be evacuated

faster. they're not asking for any financial compensate, but simply to have their loved ones safe and back home after nearly four weeks of airstrikes in gaza bay area, families are pleading for the us government to help their loved ones evacuate before it's too late. >> my grandmother is in her 60s. she is in gaza right now and she's stuck. she can't get out. she has a us passport out and they're not letting her through the border. >> the last time asher spoke to his grandmother was october 26th. as she hit and ran for cover, she sent him these voice recordings. you can hear bombs threatening her life as she said goodbye. hi. >> she's just crying. she didn't know what to say. i didn't know what to say. i mean, imagine having your grandmother telling you i don't know if i'm going to survive this because we might die from a bomb that's nearby us fighting continues this week. >> several bay area families filed a lawsuit against the us government demanding action. >> we are here to demand that the us government immediately

and safely evacuate every single american citizen from the gaza strip. i can probably name 1010 people in my family that are americans stuck in gaza. >> zaid bseiso was raised by his grandmother. she's 81 years old, a us citizen visiting family in gaza for almost a month, she's been trying to get out. >> she hasn't slept on a bed. she's 81, frail, like like this tall, not sleeping on cement floors or whatever she has. at the moment, there's 28 people in a room. is what she's telling me, which is like it's inhumane. >> last time saeed spoke to his grandmother was two days ago. every move, putting her life in danger. >> china explaining to me her conditions. she's like, it's my fifth time moving in less than 30 days. >> gaza's health ministry confirmed more than 9000 palestinians have been killed in the war, mostly women and minors. these families are hoping their lawsuit will expedite evacuations. >> we're hoping it applies

sufficient legal pressure on our government to secure her safety, as well as the safety of other us citizens that are stuck in gaza. >> now, the us government has 60 days to respond to this lawsuit after being served. and what's giving these families hope is that today the white house announced 74 us citizens are on their way home and should arrive in egypt soon. but these families we interviewed today don't know if any of their loved ones are a part of that group in the newsroom, lou pena, abc seven news. >> luiz, thank you so much. federal law enforcement is now joining the fight against fentanyl abuse on the streets in san francisco this afternoon, representatives from the department of justice took the lead in announcing the launch of all hands on deck. the operation will include federal charges brought against street dealers arrested for selling fentanyl. the dealers aren't the only targets. federal investigators say the new operation also focuses on following the illegal

drug money. >> my office has identified patterns of money flow. we are tracking down suppliers and we are holding accountable money services. who turned a blind eye to drug transactions on their networks. my office is using targeted wiretaps, arrest and searches throughout the bay area to stem the flow of drugs and dealers coming into san francisco from nearby counties. >> the fbi, atf and several other agencies are involved in this new operation. officials say they've already brought federal charges against more than 30 suspected fentanyl dealers in the last four months in an outbreak of tuberculosis at a contra costa county casino is leading to a warning from the health department to the public. >> officials want anyone who spent time at the california grand casino in pacheco anytime in the last five years to get tested for tb. yes, five years. the bacterial infection can live inside of the body for months, even years, without symptoms. ten related cases from staff and customers dating back to 2018

have been revealed through genetic testing. i want to point out that nothing about the business themselves has put individuals at increased risk. >> there's really just a factor of how this bacteria is spread. they can spread it through coughing, talking, laughing to others. >> so here's what you need to know. tb is spread through coughing, laughing, talking with others like you just heard contra costa county health has not yet identified the ongoing source of the transmission at that casino. it's working with management to keep up testing for its staff in the east bay. >> owners of a small oakland bookstore featuring black authors are dealing with a puzzling break in recently, a ll-dressed suspect was caught on camera smashing the window of marcus books near macarthur bart. but what they took is the re mystery here. sadly, it's not the first break in to happen. there owners tell abc seven news reporter cornell bernard they've had enough. >> we are nationally known in-store. in in the community so

we'd like to get a little more respect. >> blanche richardson says her family owned business. marcus bookstore in oakland deserves better. after a puzzling smash and grab burglary on sunday, the crime was caught on the store's security cameras, showing a well-dressed person breaking the window, then helping themselves to some reading material. >> and then when you look at him, how calmly he just takes the books out of the window and then walks away, richardson says the suspect stole only four books and used this 10 pound piece of asphalt to bust the window. i can't explain that, except that the window was $1,200. the books were about 80. i don't know. i don't think he was on drugs. i don't think he was drunk. he was black. so hopefully he's not a hater. >> during the break in, the thief also broke this stained glass panel, created by blanche's brother, billy. >> well, yeah, i'd take it personally. somebody destroys your artwork. you. you you'd have to take that person. but

since it's a family business, all our parents are kind of shared. >> billy and blanche's parents opened the store in the 1960s as one of the first bookstores in the bay area to feature works by black authors. she says there have been other break ins at her store in the past. >> you know, it's the wild, wild west out there right now and it would seem that people don't expect any consequences. and so we're just, you know, another target burglaries in oakland appear to be on the rise. >> oakland police say as of november first, there's been 14,764 burglaries in the city, 11,138. this time last year. and for all of 20, 22, 11,687. blanche says so far, opd has not responded to the police report she filed online. she says the fbi was helpful several years ago when the bookstore received threatening phone calls from out of state. >> they took immediate action and are collaborating with the

opd to see if we can find this guy. >> the fbi's san francisco bureau confirms it is in contact with bookstore owners in oakland, cornell bernard, abc seven news. >> marcus books is certainly a local treasure for sure. well, when we talk about building a better bay area, we have to include affordable teacher housing as a goal. this is becoming a priority for some school districts which say it's one of the keys to retaining educators and staff to abc seven news reporter lyanne melendez is here and leanne, they really just can't build this housing quickly enough. >> no, you know when you have that problem right in front of you and you suddenly realize, oh my gosh, i should have done something about this years ago. that's the that's the situation we're in. you know, there was a time when teachers could afford to live here. now, some have been forced to become super commuters, and that is not sustainable. another problem is that without affordable housing, you just cannot attract teachers. so san francisco has three projects in the works and more are needed. the

affordability crunch is all too common for many teachers in the bay area. >> i have not been able to just be a teacher. i also have to pick up side jobs. >> that's because a large number of educator households in cities like san francisco spend nearly half of their salaries on rent. that's a problem when trying to retain them. the school districts have seen that when educators don't feel like they can afford to live in the communities that they teach, that it's difficult for them to be attracted to new jobs and to keep them in the jobs that they already have. >> i feel like all teachers that live in their school area like benefit from being so close, not only from like getting to know the community at like a very personal level, but also to be able to represent the community. >> but not so long ago, some local communities and teachers themselves rejected any proposals to build teacher housing. take dianne feinstein, an elementary in the sunset district when it was built in 2005. the plans included a 45

unit building for teachers and staff, the us department of housing and urban development. hud was ready to provide some funds, but the community and then supervisor leland yee opposed it and it was never built. >> they said, oh, it's a public housing project. never let hud get involved. you know, it will be a slum. >> now, san francisco is trying desperately to catch up. the old francis scott key annex in the outer sunset district will now be the shirley chisholm village, 135 units, a lottery, applications for teachers and district staff will be available early next year. it was supposed to be completed by 2022, but the pandemic set them back and is now set to open in late 2024. teachers will be able to stay in their units as long as they are employed by san francisco unified. and by your monzo in the mission district street vendors stand in front of what may be a once in a lifetime opportunity for teachers to finally own property. this old

abandoned building on mission and 18th streets was once an appliance store until the mission economic development agency meda purchased it. we see a lot of folks displaced, like having to move out. >> and at the end of the day, we don't get quality teachers like, you know, being in saying in san francisco, the mayor's office of housing and community development has now set aside $12 million to begin converting the building into 63 units comprised of two and three bedroom below market rate condos for teachers to be completed by 2025, 2026. >> so for aa3 person family making, say, $99,000 a year, that would equate to about 359,000 for a two bedroom condo going forward. >> the intention is for these condos to always be affordable for teachers. so that means there will be restrictions on the resale price of each condo. there are plans to build more

housing on this parking lot on franklin street, a block from the school district. it will be another rental property for teachers and staff. the land was previously owned by the state, the same nonprofit developing the shirley chisholm village will manage the construction of 75 affordable rental units to qualify, the household income must be. between 42,000 and $160,000 a year. >> we are the pillars of change that help other folks become pillars of change. i was born here in san francisco. i'm a native. i grew up here for these. this is my home and i am not able to live here. affordable housing would be so helpful. >> now other cities in the bay area are confronted with the same issue, right? how to build more affordable housing to keep teachers here. now mountain view passed a bond measure to build 123 units which will be ready in 2024. the salaries in that district range from 75,000 to

$134,000 a year. but keep in mind that in mountain view, the median home sale price is $1.9 million. now i want to go back to san francisco because i know a lot of people are saying, well, wait a minute, why should we offer affordable housing to a household which makes or earns $160,000? and the reason for that, they told me, is that they really want to these could be high level positions. they really want to retain those people because in the long run, you know, it's not only san francisco unified, it's city college as well. and they all contribute to educating san franciscans. >> that retention piece is so them here. appreciate it. thank you, liane. well, as you know, leigh ann has been reporting on a bay area teachers and schools for dedes. and it's why she's our senior education reporter. you can get in touch with her online, her social media contact information is right there on your screen. >> life saving effort caught on camera showing us all the benefits of narcan. the story right from the streets of san

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elementary uses, folks cross that bridge regularly. >> the renovation is part of what the city calls the geary corridor bus rapid transit project. it's the sfmta's plan to expedite bus traffic along geary to better serve the 55,000 people who drive or use muni's 38 line to commute along geary between the salesforce transit center every day. >> turning our attention to the forecast now and we have showers coming up soon. >> i know it's a little weird kind of milky out there in the sky. sandhya yeah, it is indeed. >> and that's because we have some high clouds out there right now. kristin and julian, we do have an opportunity for some wet weather. but in addition to the high clouds, we are seeing a layer of smoke. what makes it difficult to see is the fact that we've got these high clouds streaming in. but there is that layer of smoke from our mount tam cam. so if you are seeing it, don't be surprised. and it's reportedly a prescribed burn in china camp state park. according to the san rafael fire department, our air quality is in the good to moderate range

right now as we look at live doppler seven, you will notice some cloud cover. these are the high clouds we're watching, but a few sprinkles are showing up around mendocino county. the main energy with this system is staying to northern california. it's all in association with a cold front that is bringing the pacific northwest and far northern california some showers. there's another system behind that one. and once again, the energy initially aimed at the pacific northwest with a series of these systems, atmospheric rivers. but we will get a piece of the energy over the weekend. here's a live view from our sutro tower camera. and you can see just filtered sunshine out there, 74 degrees in the city. it is really mild in oakland, mountain view, 70 right now, close to 80. in san jose, 76. in palo alto. we already saw some 80s earlier in the day. and from our san rafael camera, notice the hazy skies right now. upper 70s napa, santa rosa, fairfield. it is 81 degrees right now in livermore, well above average from our east bay hills camera. we're looking at the high clouds as we look

out towards mount diablo. high clouds tonight. fog is back in the morning. we're looking at cooler weather this weekend with a chance of showers and a reminder, daylight saving time ends fall back sunday morning or saturday night before you go to bed so that front that we were just talking about on live doppler seven will pretty much stay up to the north, fall apart. we're not expecting rain out of it. but here in the bay area, we'll continue to see those high clouds. and then tomorrow morning, fog is back in the picture along the coast. more showers coming in to our north tomorrow night. the better opportunity for some wet weather coming in here over the weekend and your morning temperatures in the 50 as we will see a mild start and a mild to warm day with numbers ranging from the upper 60s to the low 80s. a mix of the sunshine and the high clouds. now we're going to look ahead to your weekend plans. so saturday evening, you see the wet weather beginning to arrive at 5 p.m. to our north. by 7 p.m. it's in the north bay. and then really, we have to wait until early sunday morning before that wet weather starts to possibly slide further south

into other parts of the bay area. right now, it's looking like the best opportunity for rain in the north bay. but rainfall projections through sunday night showing you anywhere from nothing to a few hundredths of an inch. accuweather seven day forecast it's cooler over the weekend so enjoy the mild to warm weather tomorrow chance in the north bay saturday night chance sunday for the bay area level one system fall back. we will have cooler weather and unsettled pattern remains in the forecast. but going into early next week. >> julian, kristin, thank you so much. sandhya. well, it is that time of the year again, open enrollment season. but state officials want you to know if you're getting coverage through the state exchange. >> and a rare ruling today involving the convicted sex offender who posted a free fentanyl sign across from a school. the i-team will join us next with the update. >> youtube steps up its safeguard with your kids in mind. i'm seven on your side, michael finney. up next, how the media company is making sure sensitive content is better

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of san francisco. the drug has the power to save lives amid what's likely to be the deadliest year yet for the fentanyl crisis in the city. >> abc7 news reporter tara campbell captured one of these life saving efforts on camera. she joins us live in the newsroom now with a story you'll see only on seven tara. >> yeah, kristin, i spend a lot of time in the tenderloin and that surrounding area and i'm always ready to pull out my phone to record video. and on this particular day, i was able to catch something that we so often only hear about one of these life saving moments as sheriff's deputies on the scene of a potential overdose at san francisco's civic center. >> he's got a good heartbeat. >> deputy barry bloom trying to decide whether to give a woman narcan the life saving nasal spray that can reverse an opioid overdose. >> there's no need to give her narcan because she is speeding, talking and breathing. so we're probably going to call her an ambulance just to make sure she's okay. and i was with her. >> she's my she and maybe offer

services if she can be alert and get up and stuff like that. >> i'm i don't want to arrest her or anything. i'm not. i'm just concerned for her safety. >> but as he continues to assess the situation, the deputy decides it's best to give her narcan. >> i think i'm just going to give her some narcan just to be on the safe side. >> that's probably a good idea. >> thank you for looking out for her. yeah hey, we're going to give you some narcan. hello >> hello? hello? hey hold on. >> can i give you this? >> and a couple of minutes later, the woman responds, you're ready. oh, here we go. >> hi. look at that. but one dose may not be enough. >> yeah, i mean, just to be on the safe side, i might give her more. >> and that's what deputy bloom decides to give her. another >> there we go. beautiful 700 people. oh, there you go. >> and the woman you hear clapping, that's the security officer who called for help. so you called the sheriff?

>> i called into the security office, and then they had them to come up because they're stationed here to help us in the library. what did you think when you saw her wake up that she's okay now? she's because she wasn't responding at all. the first even the guy over there, he rubbed her sternum. she moved a little bit, but she just wouldn't get up at all breathing and san francisco's department of public health says scenes like this show just how simple and safe it is to administer naloxone spray. >> people are often surprised by by the fact that it's a very simple process. >> it's a very simple el training to go through, to learn how to save a life. and so far this year, the city's handed out more than 70,000 doses of naloxone spray, more than double last year's number. >> and it's upping up efforts to train more people. >> it was several years ago that we trained the sheriff's department, but that's also an ongoing thing. relationship

today, i am doing a training with the staff at the federal building. >> meanwhile, back at civic center, the paramedics arrive. >> sure you don't want to go to the hospital? >> they offer the woman's services, but she walks away. you want any social services now? what you just saw at the end there, the woman walking away. that's such a big part of this crisis. and i spoke with the paramedics and they say when people refuse services, there's not a lot they can do to force them to get the help that they need. julian and kristin, powerful story right there. >> thank you, tara. >> and in this situation, we believe that he presented a public safety risk that necessitated him being in custody while this case is open. >> he offered free fentanyl for new users at his encampment across from a catholic grade school in san francisco. and today, a judge placed him into custody while his public nuisance case moves forward. and i-team reporter dan noyes joining us now. he first interviewed that defendant two

weeks ago. you were just in court. back now with the latest. you got it, julie. >> you know, veteran defense attorneys tell me it was very unusual for an unhoused person to be jailed for causing a public nuisance. but that's what happened in this case in san francisco. superior court, 46 year old joseph adam moore gave our camera an extended one finger greeting. he's facing charges of obstructing free and comfortable use of liberty and property or being a public nuisance, the convicted child molester said up camp across the street from a catholic grade school in the richmond district. more than a year ago and recently posted a sign free fentanyl for new users. his attorney tells me that sign is why moore came to the attention of authorities. >> there is a first amendment issue to this signs. it's not like anybody actually saw him giving mass or fentanyl to anybody. he doesn't. he didn't have any meth or fentanyl on him . >> were you giving away fentanyl? was that just a joke? >> no, i it's not a joke. moore told me two weeks ago that unhoused people sometimes gave him fentanyl in exchange for

blankets or food, and that he passed the drugs on to other homeless who wanted them more recently had a confrontation with a parent from the school and now faces a misdemeanor battery charge for that st. >> he is also under probation after firefighters and station 31 got a restraining order against him. the prosecution asked the court to keep moore in custody while his case moves forward. we are dealing with an individual who obviously is a registered sex offender who has now violated the law in multiple ways, is and is really causing an issue near a school with young children. >> and so we want to be very mindful of the surroundings of where his conduct occurred and make sure that we are keeping the community safe. >> judge vaiyapuri granted the request, saying while the city is extraordinarily empathetic to its unhoused, we offer untold amounts of services. there is a limit. so when there's a public nuisance issue, this court has to take it serious. lee moore's attorney tells me the two

charges he faces are normally site and release and that nothing would have happened if moore had set up camp and posted his signs in the tenderloin. >> and this guy is annoying because he moves around this particular area a lot and he's annoyed quite a few people. and i feel like because of that reason because it's sort of an isolated area of san francisco that he's being treated differently. >> moore has a bail hearing next week where his attorney will try to make the case that he should be released while his case moves through the courts. >> julian, we know you'll stay on top of it for us. >> you got it. >> appreciate it. thank you, dan? well, of course, you can always get in touch with dan and the i-team. you can call the number you see right here on your screen. it's 188840 i-team or go to abc7 news.com slash i-team. >> the beatles last song ever recorded is out today. how magic was made musically more than 50 years after the band split and got your plans yet for thanksgiving. if not, you've got a chance to be part of a viral

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side represents. cable car tracks. the city edition line of jerseys is something the nba does for each team. the way the word is written, resembling a cable car. i think it's kind of abstract, larry. >> that's a nice way of putting it. kristen i should offer this disclaimer here. i can't draw a straight line, so i shouldn't be the one to evaluate waiting artwork. but i do have many opinions. of course. yes. look, this is just a vehicle to sell more stuff, more gear, buy new things. i would have loved to have seen some, you know, i don't know, a circular design. it looks like the way i write a note where i'm just blah, blah, blah, blah. and then off to the side to me, it doesn't really hit home. and i love the cable cars, so i would love to see anything that represents them. a picture of a cable car, maybe, i don't know. >> boom. >> it would be better than larry's drawing, that's for sure. julian you guys are so

literal, right? yeah >> we're definitely putting our art history. one class we took in college to work here, kristen, and try to interpret this artwork here. >> yeah, i do think, larry, that they might sell more of those if they had the actual cable car. >> yes. >> yes. >> agreed. agreed the colors are nice. why were we not consult? noted. i don't know. >> we're available, folks. we're right here as you know, christmas in november is here. if you're a beatle fan, the group's new song now and then it's out now with a big assist from i. we want to play you this very short snippet so we don't get sued. for now. and then okay, that's all we can play that just that five seconds for copyright reasons. paul mccartney and ringo starr finally finished the song five decades after it was written, first recorded by john lennon. the new music video for now and then will debut tomorrow. lots of folks have been talking about this online. i think this is like i used for good, right?

when we talk about i we get creeped out. this is a really cool kind of mash up here. >> so i have a question about this. does this mean that we could take any artist from the past and put all of their lyrics that they've recorded into i whatever that means, and then have five new songs from elvis presley, let's say, or yes, leonard skynyrd or whatever your favorite group is. i mean, because that opens up a whole new world of possibilities is i think that technology is there now to do that, meaning song work that comes out that wasn't originally done at all by the artists. >> so this, i understand, is not that case, right? they they were able to use the technology to separate and lift john's vocals right from what before what the recording was before that had other extraneous things in it on a cassette tape. >> yeah. >> so i think what you're hearing is still ultimately them and not something i, i generated

. but larry, what you say is absolutely true. i expect that will happen. >> i can't wait for the kristen sze z remix. >> sandia labs. like who's going to buy that, right? you know, not implying that you said it. >> you said it. not not us. you said it. >> that's a good point. yeah >> okay, you guys, people are doing crazy things to claim a spot in the guinness world world record book in this case, it's actually solving a rubik's cube while skydiving, a 17 year old in australia did it. he broke the world record by solving the cube in 28 seconds. and guinness says it's the fastest time for solving a rotating puzzle. cube in freefall. the previous record was 30s. wow, that's cool. do you guys slightly fear him dropping the cube and then it falling on someone's head or not? >> they're dropping on someone's head part. but that would have been an epic fail if he dropped the cube mid solving it. i can't do one of these on land. so oh, and just imagine. >> i mean skydiving an and doing

the rubik's cube. i mean, that's talent, right? i couldn't do that. yeah >> do we know who the slowest rubik's cube was? because like my might not have had the best video of the ending of that experience, but our own rubik's cube savant, chris johnson, who's directing this fine program. um, and he does it in like, i don't know, 14 seconds. wow. said that he could not do it while descending from the clouds. >> we got to get him in the sky to see. >> yeah, right. >> yeah, i mean, perhaps it wouldn't make that much harder. i mean, it is kind of relaxing, you know, relaxing like that. >> kristen yes. >> i'm plunging to my death. how relaxing it is right. >> well, how about this next story? this year, airbnb is partnering with an arizona grandmother and her friend for their thanksgiving plans. and you'll have the chance to join in on the fun. so once you see them, might become familiar to you, the story to lucky guests,

they can stay a night at wanda dench's home in arizona for just $16. they will get to eat, play games and take part in other holiday activities because back in 2016, now it's clicking right in accidental text invitation meant for wanda's actual grandson was answered by then teen jamal hinton and the two became friends and they have been spending every thanksgiving together every year, every since . and now they're looking to capitalize on it. so kudos to them. >> that's nice. i mean, that's kind of cool that, you know, the story keeps going right? >> it's sweet. it's sweet that they didn't just stop at at one thanksgiving and now they're expanding it and we can be a part of it if we want to and just keep growing and growing and growing. the spirit of it is wonderful. but also be careful who you text. that's with your invitation, right? yeah. your annual reminder. >> yeah, exactly. >> infectious, though, right? we are all looking for that connection. i think so many people are craving that, so they'll get a lot of takers.

>> yeah. and her husband passed away recently, and now he's making sure that she has someone to spend the holidays with. so real cool story. >> very sweet. yeah. yeah >> and on that heartwarming note, that's it for this war

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iron main ruptured around 130 this morning, flooded and muddy streets led to a temporary closure of northbound 280 at the seventh street ramp. >> san mateo county is getting a financial boost from the state to help with disaster recovery. >> i would like to formally award the san mateo county event center in partnership with samaritan. house $7.25 million >> the county event center is the recipient of a multi-million resiliency grant from the california department of food and agriculture. samaritan house, a local nonprofit, is also included in the grant, which will be used to expand emergency response and increase kitchen and pantry service. the county plans to add a 6000 square foot community kitchent the event center, as well as provisions for up to 2000 meals during emergencies. >> getting a check of the weather now as we get closer to the weekend. >> yeah, interesting. sandia >> interesting, indeed.

let's take a look at live doppler seven, kristin and julian. you will notice a lot of high clouds, right now as a cold front is passing to our north. a couple of sprinkles are not actually reaching the ground in the north bay, but not out of the question for mendocino and lake counties tonight. temperatures tomorrow afternoon similar to today, upper 60s to the low 80s. the biggest change you're going to notice is the fog is back along the coastline. but we'll hang on to that mild to warm weather saturday. it's cooler onshore breezes pick up sunday even further cooling expected and that continues as we head into monday. so i want to kind of give you a quick idea as to what's going to happen next. front over the weekend will bring an opportunity for some wet weather saturday night into sunday for the bay area. it's saturday night, north bay, sunday for the rest of our region. and then monday, this computer model still wants to keep it unsettled. the other computer model, not exactly in agreement for all of this time period, but keep in mind that we have chances for rain. so the accuweather seven day forecast featuring the mild to warm

weather tomorrow. temperatures sliding downwards as we head towards the weekend. don't forget to fall back one hour sunday morning daylight saving time ends and we do have that level one for sunday chance of rain into early next week. julian and kristen. >> okay thank you so much, sandy. we will find those umbrellas now. well gambling a game show and a family drama. >> hulu is pulling out all the stops for its next show. we'll take you inside the wacky world of quiz lady to hear how the director's vision came to life. that's next on abc7 news at four. >> this is abc 724 >> live in san francisco, live in the south bay in san jose in concord. live in oakland. yes. you're watching abc7 news live anytime anywhere. we are. we are. we are. we are. we are. we are. >> where you are. >> never miss a moment of the news that matters to you. download our abc7 bay area streaming app. join us and start watching

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they sit nine, then stay with us for abc7 news at 11. a new hilarious and heartfelt comedy just dropped today on hulu. true to its name, quiz lady features sisters who are trying to become game show champions to score some quick cash. entertainment reporter george pennacchio from our sister station in los angeles sat down with the

director. for more on what you can expect out. your mom owes me 80 grand. when you have it. >> you'll get your dog back. my dog. lady quiz lady stars awkwafina and sandra. oh as mismatched siblings in need of fast money. they have to pay off their mother's gambling debts and retrieve a beloved pet dog who has been kidnaped to give them the incentive to move quickly. what better way to earn quick cash than to go on a favorite game show? quiz ladies celebrates the often complex spirit of sisterhood. hood and director jessica. you could not have been happier with her two lead actors. >> they're both so skilled in both in drama and in comedy. but i think the combination of their characters and the way that the comedy and drama is weaved together is different here. and i think that that was kind of exciting to them, certainly for me as well. and action. ready to have some. fun?

>> please, please stop chanting. >> oh, they're different in the way that they that they prepare and the way that they approach things. but because we had the time to work together for and, you know, for about a year, you know, we workshopped, we would meet up for coffee or table read in the backyard. so there was real time to figure things out together to establish that trust so that on the first day we shot the last scene of the film, on the first day, like that's how rock solid that foundation was. >> george pennacchio for abc7 news and they have a star studded cast. >> the quiz lady cast also features will ferrell as the host of the game show. it's streaming now on hulu. of course, disney is the parent company of hulu and abc7. abc seven is streaming 24 over seven. you can get the abc seven bay area streaming tv app and you can join us whenever you want, wherever you are. well that'll do it for us. for abc seven news at 4 p.m. on this thursday i'm julian glover.

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