you're watching abc 7 news at 11:00. besideshows hit multiple parts of san jose until police suddenly crowd the action at its end more than 700 citations were handed out abc 7 news reporter jr. stone is hearing how neighbors might respond. drone video showing cars unable to move after police surrounded a weekend sideshow in san jose officers closed the roads boxed suspected participants and spectators in then gave citations to those there things about time for something to finally happen neighbors like april bringus heard the sideshow near monterey highway and branham lane. we were up in the room watching tv, and we just started hearing the tire screeching for the whole time. just non-stop, san jose police say sideshow activity was reported throughout the city saturday night into sunday morning. they went to work though detaining approximately 500 vehicles in this area citing 720 people. fantastic. applause applies to the san jose pd. i'm glad the san jose police department did something 19 vehicles were impounded officer

this year's walk raised close to 870,000 reggie along with other friends of abc 7 news participated inr. still ahead tonight. ancient egypt except make it modern the all-new exhibit that takes king tut and mummy history to the digital age. i'm spencer christian or rather impressive wave of rain is moving through the bay area right now, and there is more on the way. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up when abc 7 news at 11:00 continues. ♪ get ready. i need all the heroes i can get. here we come. ♪ the world is watching. oh. ♪ this is really kind of doing it for me. of museum exhibits are all the rage lately immersive 3d reimagining of works of classic painters. now a new piece of history is getting a wowing makeover reporter lauren glassberg from our sister station in new york city shows you the king tut takeover in the big apple. step into this tent to experience ancient egypt and learn about its famous king tutankhamun who was only nine when he ascended the throne, so we want you to get to know the boy king the best we know how also take you on his journey after he died into

we're on storm watch with abc 7 news team coverage for you abc 7 news reporter cornell. bernard is in mill valley with more on the rain and even possible hail and those power outages ama just mentioned. yeah, but let's begin with abc 7 news meteorologist and tell for the details on what to expect sandia. yeah, alma and dan you can pretty much expect just about anything from showers to thunder to hail even some snow over the higher elevations. let me show you live doppler 7 as we take a look here. there are a few pockets of showers first. we start in the north bay around santa rosa occidental road sebastopolis, sonoma avenue street level radar showing you that it is wet there some heavier showers right around 101 between san martin and gilroy. so definitely keep the rain gear handy as we widen out the picture. it's a light level one storm low pressure system is still to our north lightning strike showing up with that level one storm cold unstable air will continue to come in which means heavier rain around midnight with some thunderstorms. you will see those downpours firs

this is abc 7 news. the oakland mayor's race is still too close to the call between councilmember lauren taylor and council pro tem. xiang tao but just moments ago. we received an update on the results from alameda election officials. good evening. i'm on dates and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us, but even with that update a winner may still not be announced until next week. yeah to explain why abc 7 news reporters answer hudson has more the race for oakland's next mayor is down to two city council president pro tem tao and the candidate who's in the lead city council member lauren taylor. this is something that is truly a grassroots ever-powered campaign. and i know that that's the same way. we will drive forward and addressing oakland's public challenges tiller spoke to abc7 news on election night. it is watch party since early results were released tuesday night. taylor has consistently held a small lead against tao but the race is far from over those ones that were dropped off very close to ele

live in mill valley tonight cornell bernard abc 7 news now always a good reminder. all right cornell. thanks, and you can check the forecast and see live doppler 7 anytime with the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app, you can find it in the weather on demand section. just download the app now for roku apple tv, amazon fire and google tv. moving on a search is on in the south bay for what police are calling a dinner time home burglary crew palo alto police are investigating 11 cases since october 9th. burglaries happened during dinner time hours between 7 and 9 pm often on friday and saturday nights when the homeowners aren't there the suspects usually get in by smashing glass doors and backyards. is best friday the thieves got away with a locked gun safe with nine firearms inside officers have increased patrols including plain clothes officers in targeted neighborhoods. sideshows and gunfire rolled across the bay area overnight starting in vallejo activity went on for about 20 minutes in the area of columbus and ascot parkway before police broke it up officers also respo

you can watch abc 7 news at 4 beginning at five. we'll go live to abc network coverage of national elections with live local cousins every 30 minutes then abc 7 news at 11. we'll have a full recap of local results. hope you'll join us for election day next tuesday now around 50,000 uc workers are planning to go on strike members of three different unions voted this week to approve the strike over a lack of pay from the university system abc 7 news reporter. ryan curry was at uc berkeley today speaking with leaders of the strike. union workers at uc berkeley are getting each other to sign up for strike pay thursday. this comes as three different unions prepared to walk off the job as early as november 14th. we've done our best to try and reach a fair agreement or bargaining in good faith. the university is not given us that same courtesy tonsil chaudhary works as a graduate student researcher for the lawrence berkeley lab he along with potentially 50,000 researchers teaching assistants and post doctor workers across the state will lea

abc news obtaining exclusive audio from elon musk's meeting demanding employees head back to the officelegal battles now shaping up and then there's the concern about proper policing of twitter impersonators. abc's deidre bolton is here with more. deidre, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, eva. elon musk says there's an element of nothing ventured, nothing gained to make great improvements at twitter, but some recent decisions may be proving too drastic. this morning, we're learning more about the internal chaos at twitter after leaked audio of that companywide meeting with ceo elon musk. >> i think we just definitely need to make -- bring in more cash than we spend, or if we don't do that and there's a massive negative cash flow, then bankruptcy is not out of the question. >> reporter: within two weeks of his company takeover, musk moving at breakneck speed firing nearly 50% of the workforce. some say musk is trying to rally the troops, but key execs who were thought to be part of the new twitter are resigning and top advertisers pausing their spending until there's more clarity

remember the abc 7 news is streaming 24. you want wherever you are. finally this friday a few thoughts about what really matters four days from now something profoundly important will happen in every city and town in america americans will go to the polls and make decisions that demonstrate our commitment to democracy many of us have already voted by mail, but election day itself is still a very special symbol of our self-governance. when we the people have our say about various issues and on who will hold power. what it should be is a day to celebrate who we are and what we stand for. sadly it's becoming something else a time filled with hostility exposing angry divisions and suspicion a lack of faith in the integrity of the process. look, we all have different opinions about who should lead and how but demonizing those with opposing views has gone from bloodsport to something deeply corrosive in our society. and the effort to undermine the idea that our elections are tampered with or rigged in some way is increasingly putti

francisco is the most photographable city in the united states of america in san francisco dion limb abc 7 news. in the south bay more than 700 people were cited by police during a san jose sideshow and today investigators spoke out for the first time about how they stop that illegal activity abc 7 news reporter. zach fuentes has the story. this intersection at monterey road in branham lane. and san jose is a moderately busy one with a library on one corner and apartment complexes on the other ones. it looks calm this monday, but on saturday night, it was a site of a massive weekend side show in the sideshows are absolutely an epidemic within our communities regionally and locally on saturday, san jose police say they put a stop to this one made up of hundreds of cars. we were able to successfully employ a tactic that we have developed where we essentially block them in that required over a hundred officers sergeants in lieutenants. police say they blocked in over 500 vehicles and issued over 720 citations. 82 of them were juvenile citations. they impounded 19 vehicles that were left at the sce

this is abc 7 news.il the midterm election and in san francisco political monitoring organizations are looking into whether two nonprofits supporting proposition. jay may have skirted the law in their efforts to fundraise and after the abc 7 news i-team started digging into the matter one of the organizations removed content from their website it reporter stephanie. sierra has the story it's a battle between two opposing ballot propositions in san francisco, prop j and prop i both deal with the future of jfk drive in golden gate park and whether or not it should be open to vehicle traffic prop j is pushing for a car free space and probi is not yet the controversy brewing between the two campaigns isn't just opposing opinions, but allegations of a potential campaign law violation website screenshots captured by the abc 7 news item show two nonprofits supporting prof jay attempted to solicit donations to fund support for the development measure. both advertising all donations are tax-deductible yet a compl

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. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >>> good evening, everyone. thanks so much for joining us on this sunday. i'm linsey davis. as we come on the air tonight, the final countdown to the critical midterm elections is under way. across the country, democrats and republicans are making their final pitch to voters amid new concerns about election security. millions have already cast their ballots. early voting is on target to surpass the numbers from the 2018 midterms. we're watching several key senate races. the contest in georgia between raphael warnock and herschel walker, and the race in pennsylvania where lieutenant governor john fetterman is in a tight race against tv's dr. oz. both candidates getting a big boost. three presidents, obama and biden for fetterman, and trump for dr. oz stumping in the keystone state on saturday. we have team coverage of who will decide control of senate along with several key state races. eva pilgrim leads us off from philadelphia. >> reporter: tonight, with just two days to go until the midterm

abc news coverage of the election, you don't need me to tell you, a critical night. and we'll be here to guide you right through it. >>> in the meantime, we turn to the other news tonight. supreme court chief justice john roberts has granted former president trump a new delay in providing tax records to congress. the house ways and means committee requested the records in 2019. as you know, it's been a long legal battle. they were set to get those tax records this week on thursday. tonight, chief justice roberts ordering a temporary pause so the justices could review both sides, giving the house committee until november 10th to respond. >>> meantime, the supreme court tonight and a decision involving senator lindsey graham. the court upheld an appeals court decision ordering senator graham to testify before a georgia grand jury on the 2020 presidential election, meaning the testimony should go forward. graham claimed his interactions with georgia officials were part of his role as chairman of the senate judiciary committee, but in an unsigned statement, the high court

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this is abc 7 news. a powerful night of reflection in san francisco tonight the somber anniversary of two assassinations that have become etched into the city's long history and the lessons we are learning from them to this day. good evening. i'm j r stone. you're watching abc 7 news at 11 a night of morning in the heart of the castro district marking 44 years since the assassinations of san francisco supervisor harvey milk and mayor george moscone at city hall. and as abc 7 news reporter tara campbell reports. this year's anniversary carried with it some extra weight. this is being played only in the event of my death by assassination a moment to remeerty and its allies gathering in the castro district sunday night marking 44 years since the assassination of san francisco supervisor harvey milk and mayor george masconi both were shot by supervisor ron white at city hall on november 27th. 1978 was like chaos people running around. i mean even the the guards didn't realize that there had been two murders

this is abc 7 news. a powerball jackpot will continue to grow nobody picked up the 1.6 billion dollar prize on the day the lottery website crash still one person in the bay area will pick up a more than one million dollar prize. good morning. it's sunday november 6. i'm liz croix lisa some of you want to tell us that's incredible. holy cow. so what is that gonna be one point? who knows? i was just happy that no one because i forgot to get a ticket. so now i have a chance to get one. yeah, right that word in 48 chance. yeah. okay. good morning. everybody. we have a good chance of rain several days of it. here's a look at. doppler 7 and you can see the rain in the pacific northwest pinwheeling and a counterclockwise motion. that is all aiming to the bay area in the next several days as we look at live doppler 7 right now the fog not an issue this morning. we're talking cooler temperatures 48 half moon bay. there's a little bit of patchy fog but not the dense fog that we saw yesterday cooler santa rosa at 4

this is abc 7 news. now at six a cool start, but be prepared to see some rain across the bay area a system coming through that might bring not just rain but snow to parts of the mountains as well. good morning everybody. it's sunday november 6. i'm liz kroitz and we're going to start by tracking that rain. it's good to see it lisa. there's a beautiful picture. yeah, you can see some clearing out there. that's why we're so chilly in the north bay our level one system coming in tonight. there are several disturbances dropping from the pacific northwest. you can see how seattle and portland or beginning a hammered with the rain the cold air and yes, you're right even mount hamilton could see some snow we can see thunderstorms and the snowfall totals are pretty epic when you stay tuned and we'll get to those in my full weather forecast 50 in danville right now walnut creek same deal the cool 40's upper 30s in santa rosa a little fog there 51 along the coast and we are anywhere from a degree to 13 degrees chi

experiencing low grade depression and what she's doing to overcome her fears. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >>> good evening, everyone. thanks so much for joining us on this busy sunday. i'm linsey davis. we have a lot of news to get to but we begin with a crucial victory for president biden and the democrats. retaining their control of the senate with a down to the wire victory in nevada. president biden heralded the news from southeast asia ahead of his high-stakes meeting with china's president xi. that meeting is set to take place in hours. democrats are still holding out hope to keep control of the house where several races remain outstanding. neither party has reached the 218-seat threshold. the midterm vote is increasingly seen as a repudiation of former president trump and many republicans are openly concerned about his plans to announce another bid for the white house. and now one of his most loyal lieutenants, former vice president mike pence, is speaking out. we'll have a preview of david's exclusive interview. but fir

right here on abc news. tuesday night, the team right her, it's going to be a long night. >>> we move on in the meantime to the other news this evening and to that attack here in new york city. a woman sexually assaulted while jogging in a heavily used park. the hudson river park, along the river, at about 5:30 this morning. tonight, there's news coming in at this hour, the arrest, the suspect now linked to multiple cases. here's abc's stephanie ramos now. >> reporter: tonight, a suspected serial attacker is under arrest in new york city. police say 29-year-old carl phanor, who is homeless, attacked a 43-year-old woman running in a park along new york's west side highway around 5:30 this morning, grabbing her from behind, choking, then assaulting her. police say he stole her wallet and headphones. she was found by another jogger who called 911. >> she needed help. she had clearly been traumatized in some way and assaulted. she was just kind of repeating over and over again, i need help. >> reporter: phanor ar

this abc 7 news. we have to have an extra tool to save our the lives of officers and the lives of people these are not the robocops that have been described. i don't think continuing to weaponize our police department is the right direction to go in. san francisco to city officials are reviewing a proposal that would let the police department robots use deadly force good evening. i'm on dates and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us supporters say it's a tool needed by police these days but critics argue. it needs more oversight abc 7 news reporter loose peÑa has been covering today's debate and joins us live from the newsroom loose. down and i'mma it was a heated debate at the border supervisors today the san francisco police department has had these robots for over a decade, but now the board is asking for clarity on how these robots are being used and the potential of them for deadly force. after a controversial debate, san francisco board of supervisors decided how 17 remote-controlled robots wil

this is abc 7 news. it's still a tight race in the south bay to see who will be the next mayor of the bay area's largest city, but in just moments, we are expecting an update from election officials on the san jose mayors race. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley and i'm liz kroitz every voteelouti con offy making sure that every vote is counted exactly right abc 7 news reporter. zach fuentes is live with very latest on the jose mayors race sac that latest is in my hand right now a spokesperson with the santa clara county registrar just handed me the latest numbers coming in just a few minutes ago. so i'll let you know right now where things stand with the san jose mayors race between matt mahan and cindy chavez right now. matt. mahan is leading the race with 71,494 votes that is 51% of the vote. cindy chavez has 66,728. the total votes right now are 138,000 more than that 138,000 votes, but the registrar's office tells me they have a lot of votes a lot of ballots in the back that are

this is abc 7 news. it was a case that grabbed headlines now more than nine months after she disappeared alexis gabe's remains have been found. good evening, and thank you for joining us. i'm dion limb. you're watching abc 7 news at 11:00 the month-long search for a missing east bay woman has come to a tragic end. we first told you last night at 11:00 the remains of 24 year old alexis gabe were located in a remote part of amador county thursday in the town of plymouth following a tip to law enforcement. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard tells us there is heartbreak and sadness in alexis's hometown of oakley tonight. very sad, very heartbreaking. very sad, i just wish peace for her family. now the news that most everyone in oakley had feared coming true about missing local woman alexis gabe. i mean, i feel like a lot of us. thought it was a possibility, but there was still a little bit of hope that maybe she was somewhere police confirming the 24 year olds partial remains were located thursday in plymout

from abc news. this is world news now. good morning. happy monday, everyone. thanks for joining us. so would you try to pickle pizza? okay so our insomniac fans and kansas city will know there is a pizza place in kansas city called minsky's that has a cheeseburger pizza that has pickles on it. that is delicious. that makes a little more sense. because you're going with the bird. you're putting the burger on the pizza, i suppose, but very good. no, i mean i dare somebody out there. put a pickle on my pizza. i dare you dare okay? hey don't do it. pizza day will come around and we will try it. pickle day and love pickles. why are we combining things that we like? you know, they don't not everything has to mix. don't disagree with that. we are going to talk more about national pickle day and where you can get some freebies coming up in just a few minutes, but we want to begin this morning with the vote counting that is still going on nearly a week after election day, ballots are still being tallied in 18 house races and the governor's race in arizona. the only senate race left unresolve

this is abc 7. newsergency but a month-long abc 7 news item investigation uncovered that some fire hydrants in the east bay haven't been inspected in years and problems have been reported in the oakland hills and area with extreme fire risk as we saw in the 1991 firestorm. i had team reporter stephanie sierra joins us to expose the lack of accountability from the city to address. this problem's death. that's right and dan this story started with pictures like this fire hydrants covered up hard to locate or disguised in the brush scenes like this got us wondering how often are these hydrants inspected and more importantly in the event of a major fire. well, they work, please we're having some technical difficulties there, but we will have this story air later for you. we also will have available shortly over on our website. and you know the story really incumbent says the lack of accountability from both the city of oakland and how the there's a misunderstanding between who is responsible for maintaining

look, i'm lola langi abc news.is mating season for the endangered coho salmon, and they've returned to their birthplace at lagunitas creek in moraine county. so according to the maroon ij reign earlier this month signaled for the san man to start their journey from tamales bay, so they are going to spawn in the creek through january and then the young salmon will stay in the creek for up to 18 months before their way. they make their way back to the ocean. you can watch the salmon migration from designated fish viewing areas along the creek. it's a first in disneyland's at 67 year history two dolls in wheelchairs have been unveiled at the parks. it's a small world ride the project took more than half a year to finish. the resort says the goal is to look with the magnifying glass for opportunities of inclusion the right open in 1966. it takes guests through multiple countries with well, you know this ride don't explain it's a small world. even if you haven't been a design, you know what it's a smart world is anyway,

from abc news in new york. this is america this morning. good wednesday morning, everyone at this hour we do not know which party will control the next congress. there was no major red wave, as some predicted control of the house is still in play. republicans appear to have the edge and in the senate democrats are holding their own. they scored a major victory with john fetterman beating dr oz in pennsylvania, a state where voters said abortion was their most important issue. nationwide voters said inflation was their top issue. the georgia senate race appears headed to a runoff herschel walker maintaining a slight lead, but neither candidate reaching 50% overnight now appears control of the senate will come down to georgia and nevada, where results were still being counted overnight. abc s andrea fuji begins our coverage. democrats picked up a major win early this morning in pennsylvania. john fetterman watch party, erupting in cheers after the democrat defeated trump back tv dr mehmet oz in the state's crucial race for senate 1 30 in the

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you're watching abc 7 news at 11. well several santa clara county ballots were allegedly found dumped along a ravine of highway 17 in santa cruz county. us postal service and santa clara county are now investigating abc 7 news reporter answer hasan spoke to a san jose resident whose ballot was found. and that resident says he wants answers. as tens of thousands of ballots continue to be processed in santa clara county on saturday a few maybe missing certainly it showed half a dozen ballots and mine was very visible that and it was definitely my signature and lou whitkin who lives in san jose got a tip that his ballot was allegedly found with other male by ravine your sugarloaf road off highway 17 in santa cruz county. the ballots were like christmas cards packages letters that i could see in the pictures. so it does appear that the ballots went missing while in the possession of the postal service sharon boucher has worked for the register our voters office for the past 27 years and says, she has never encountered a si

has an abc news london. lama thank you here in the us, the 19 year old man who is accused of the buffalo new york supermarket massacre is expected to enter a guilty plea in court today. 10 black people were fatally shot at the tops grocery store in may . the suspect is charged with first degree urder and other counts, including hate crimes. he's expected to spend the rest of his life behind bars. voting is underway for the senate runoff in georgia, and people have been turning out in droves to cast their ballots, even though control of the senate is not on the line. the election is just eight days away, and the tight race between democratic senator rafael warnock and republican herschel walker or not voted in atlanta over the weekend after a court allowed counties to offer early voting on saturday. a cruise ship passenger is recovering this morning after a terrifying tumble into the gulf of mexico. here's a b cs elwin lopez. the cruise ship passenger who'd gone overboard treading water for nearly a day, drama

reena roy, abc news, new york. >> so much destruction. >> this will leave everybody behind. let's get some really cold conditions. it shows once again how tropical storms have their own life and how they have their own destruction that they leave behind with this one chewing a lot of coast. back at home, we have a small chance of wet weather. look at this. we see the transition already beginning from day to night with a chance of wet weather today and tonight. breezy and brighter and milder for sunday. maybe a better day for outdoor activities. mainly sunny, dry, and milder as we warm temperatures back closer to average lows. we have some aggressive drizzle and rain in the morning with scattered showers. the best chance will be across the north bay that could create a few slick spots out there. you can definitely see the cold front out ahead of it. the first one you can see is to look to the north at 5:00 and here's a look at the clouds moving away as the sun sets. enjoy the stars, increasing clouds. looks pretty quiet that there is the chance of a little drizzle possible an

we are live in san francisco tonight, stephanie sierra, abc 7 news. ama: thank you give you can dive into all the details with the abc 7 news streaming tv app. downloaded for your apple to become a global tv, amazon fire, or roku. we are on 24/7. dan: check it out. the pouring rain came, a relief -- came down hard in redwood city, a relief from the dry weather we have had. ama: from walnut creek to san jose. dan: today is also bringing snow to the sierra. the chp tweeted moments ago they are working multiple spinouts and crashes near donner summit and in the truckee area as well and they are asking drivers to use caution, but once again, great to cns we -- great to see. ama: sandhya patel has more. sandhya: while you may be seeing some sun, like from our emeryville camera, check out the news, it is snowing in the tahoe area come in the mountains, which is a great site, as we look at live doppler 7 must still some showers off the coast line heading in our direction this is right around mendocino park road. you will notice radar showing you some spotty,

in walt disney world, abc news. >> looks like fun. company of abc 7, once again you can catch the wonderful world of disney magical holiday celebration this sunday starting at eight right here on abc seven. one last check of the weather, will it be a magical rest of our weekend? >> it is going to be magical, and some ways from the wonderful world of disney to the wonderful world of weather. tonight mainly clear skies, a few high clouds will pass over. except in places like santa rosa and fairfield, they will drop into the mid-30's. highs tomorrow, not so bad upper 50's at the coast and low to mid 60's near the bay and maybe a few upper 60's inland. here is what is coming our way, the forecast taking us into early next week with a series of weak cold fronts dropping down from the cold front of alaska. those fronts are not likely to bring us any rainfall earlier into the week but they will usher in cold air early on tuesday morning and wednesday morning. i am talking frost and freezing but later in the week you've got a more vigorous sy

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new york's governor says this is one for the record books. abc's matt rivers is in hamburg, new york, tonight. >> reporter: tonight, digging out from record snowfall already blamed for at least three deaths. >> this is a lot, but if you live in buffalo you have to expect this. >> reporter: some towns just south of buffalo seeing more than six feet of snow, at times piling up at six inches per hour. >> there's so much snow here its completely buried these cars, and it's also very heavy. that's why those guys are up on that roof trying to clear it up. because this is what can happen if you don't. the roof of this historic bowling alley collapsed under the weight of all this snow. >> it's been in my family for 100 years, started by my grandpa. >> it's just heartbreaking. >> yeah, devastating. i put my whole life into this place. >> reporter: crews out working 24 hours per day to clear the streets. dump trucks dropping off snow in this parking lot. bulldozers creating a mini mountain of snow. 77 inches falling on orchard park, home of the buffalo bills

from abc news in new york. this is america this morning. good tuesday morning, everyone and happy election day. the stakes are high. today voters will decide which party controls the house and the senate republican takeover of congress could dramatically reshape president biden's first term. the candidates made their closing arguments last night along with president biden and former president trump the big question. will voters turnout today like they've been turning out for early voting, which set records? the other big question is, will we even know the results tonight? several races? we likely won't abc is justin finch begins our coverage. justin. good morning. andrew rhiannon. good morning, the candidates and their big name backers were out last night trying to muster some last minute support. don't forget to vote, president biden arrived back at the white house last night after making his final pitch to voters acknowledging the democrats grip on power in washington may be loosening democrats in the house. i think it's going to be tough

from abc news. this is world news now. she always has to vote now. exactly you definitely can't back out. if you have an i voted tattoo on your arm. you are voting forever like you should be. anyway. you know, we all should be. i didn't take advantage of early voting. so now i'm gonna have to wait in line on tuesday. i just realized even early voting had long lines. so exactly i think people are coming out. we're gonna it's gonna be a very interesting day on tuesday, and we are going to be here from you for you all day long overnight as well. with all the results. it's gonna be a big day. but this morning we are going to begin with the final day on the campaign trail, with the control of congress hanging in the balance as candidates across the country run neck and neck more than 40 million americans have already voted. president biden will speak at a rally in maryland tonight after a campaign swing that included new york and pennsylvania, hoping to block a red wave. abc. justin finch starts us off. president biden, making his closing arguments to vot

abc news sel b kbc news electio america starts right now. >>> this is an abc news special.ion night 2022. tonight, the stakes could not be higher. who will control congress and state houses across the country? the key races that could determine everything, from your wallet to safety in our streets. even our climate. a woman's right to choose. and president biden's agenda. it's all on the line tonight. so many americans casting their vote early. a record 45 million engaging in democracy like never before. results already coming in. our correspondents are live all across the country, ready to break it all down. your voice, your vote. election night 2022. now reporting, david muir. >> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on this election night in america. we are witnessing what could be one of the most defining midterm elections in u.s. history. millions of americans across the country tonight determining who will control the senate, who will control the house. the key issues, the economy, inflation, abortion rights, crime, and immigration. and in recent days,

abc seven news. ama: there are new details about the suspect in the attack. abc news has learned that he was from canada and was in the country illegally. immigration and customs enforcement has placed a detainer on him. this is one of the steps in getting a person deported. police believe he had a 10 month temporary visa that had expired. we sent out the alert about paul below see returning home just after 3:00 p.m. through the abc seven news app. it's one way to stay on top of breaking news. enable the push alert feature. dan: bay area tech companies announced mass layoffs today. tonight, elon musk reportedly starting letting go of some of the social companies 7500 employees. notices will go out by 9:00 tomorrow to every single worker. those who get laid off will be notified through their personal email. those who are staying with the company will find out who their company a mill account or get financial service company strike announced its cutting its workforce by 1000 and lift his letting 700 em

here on television you can watch abc 7 news at 4:00. then at 5:00, live abc network coverage of national elections. so many interesting races to be watching. with live, local cut-ins every 30 minutes. we'll keep you updated on local races. abc 7 news at 11:00 will have a full recap of all election results locally and nationally. >> the largest lottery please ever is up for grabs with the power ball jackpot hitting $1.6 billion for tomorrow night's drawing. there's a lot of excitement, especially in the south bay which has been on a lottery winning streak this year. during the last drawing, a ticket in milpedas matched five of six numbers, winning a $1 million prize. many residents are hoping the luck will extend to them. >> it's been a lot busier than usual at this milpeda7-eleven. the prize at this store was worth half the second place prize in the power ball. >> i rab right to my ticket. only won five bucks though. >> i hope for you we win next. >> it's not just this store that's been lucky. this year alone different stores throughout

this is abc 7 news. a freeze right before final exams. side shows in san jose officers saying they were the largest they've ever seen. hundreds of citations issued over the weekend returning to capitol hill nearly a week after the midterms democrats now have a senate majority as control of the house remains in question. good morning. welcome to monday november 14th. yes gonna start the check of our forecast at drew. good morning. good morning with a nice stretch ahead this week a lot of sunshine on the way, but this morning it is cold. the frost advisory is in effect for much of the north bay all of us sonoma napa solano county right now parts of marin where you see this area shaded in blue for temperatures. well into the 30s. look at these numbers right now. it is down to 30 in novato 36 in net worth 33 in santa rosa even inland right now. we are cold at 34 in san ramon equally as cold in palo alto so bundled up out there this morning we have these

control of the house after abc news projects. l gain a slim majority will go to japan now because the new house speaker has already been chosen. i am so sorry. we are still having some issues with our cameras this morning and we are gonna have take a break right the magic of the train is more than how it takes us away. it's how it brings us together. morning. drew has the day off and we are starting out with a pretty sunrise some cold temperatures and high clouds on the way. here's a look at live doppler 7. we're going in closer fog is not a problem and some of this cloud cover is helping us because the temperatures aren't allowed to drop too much more. we've already seen freezing conditions. we're turning that around in parts of the north bay right now. it is 48. san francisco has been holding in the upper 40s 40 in oakland palo alto though. it is chilly. what a beautiful start here to the day. with some of the clouds there and the sun coming up with 41, san jose 32 in santa clara, so that is cold with 37 on the coast right now.

from abc news in new york. this is america this morning. good morning, everyone. we begin with president biden's renewed call for gun control. speaking of massachusetts, the president said the recent spat of violence has left empty seats at thanksgiving tables for no reason. during his speech, biden said he wants to see red flags laws better enforced and condemn the sale of assault weapons. gun reform is currently at the top of the political agenda in the wake of those deadly shootings in charlottesville, colorado springs and chesapeake, virginia. on thursday, president biden and the first lady called the owners of club q in colorado springs to offer condolences for the five people who were killed there over the weekend. the president, then addressing the press, specifically singling out weapons like the semiautomatic handgun used in virginia. the idea the idea we still allow semiautomatic weapons to be purchased is sick. just sick. it has no no social values. zero none. not a single solitary rationale for profit for the gun manufacturers. the president's call com

arena roy abc news, new york all right. we'll take a short break and we'll be back with more. vo: climate change is fueling a wildfire crisis. destroying our forests. threatening our communities. polluting our air. prop 30 taxes the wealthiest 0.2% to reduce the tailpipe emissions that drive climate change. and prevent wildfires and toxic smoke. so we have clean air to breathe. some say we shouldn't act. tell that to our kids. this is about their future. kevin: calfire firefighters, the american lung association, and the coalition for clean air support prop 30. yes on 30. silicon valley has been shocking dizzying as we mentioned earlier and we want to get a little deeper now into the fact that twitter had laid all these people off thousands of them right and now there's word that some of them are being asked to come back and also there's meta news. that's facebook's parent company allegedly ready to drop the ax on thousands of its employees this week joining us live now to talk more about the latest and an alternative social media platform. that's actually picking up a lot of

abc seven news.details about the suspect in the attack. abc news has learned that he was from canada and was in the country illegally. immigration and customs enforcement has placed a detainer on him. this is one of the steps in getting a person deported. police believe he had a 10 month temporary visa that had expired. we sent out the alert about paul below see returning home just after 3:00 p.m. through the abc seven news app. it's one way to stay on top of breaking news. enable the push alert feature. dan: bay area tech companies announced mass layoffs today. tonight, elon musk reportedly starting letting go of some of the social companies 7500 employees. notices will go out by 9:00 tomorrow to every single worker. those who get laid off will be notified through their personal email. those who are staying with the company will find out who their company a mill account or get financial service company strike announced its cutting its workforce by 1000 and lift his letting 700 employees go. >> the r

carl schmidt, abc news. liz: disney is the parent company of abc 7.ou can catch the wonderful world of disney magical holiday celebration this sunday at 8:00 p.m. on abc 7. twitter's new owner elon musk is promising amnesty for suspended accounts starting next week. local experts are weighing in on what that means. which zip code ranks as the most expensive across the country. the bay area city that is holding the high honor this year. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: good morning. thanks for joining lisa and i on this saturday morning. we are waking up full and happy. did you have a nice thanksgiving? lisa: i did. you? liz: i did. are you someone who gets to your tree before thanksgiving or after? lisa: no. liz: some people have their self the day after halloween. lisa: people do that. there has been shortages.things. 45 oakland. as we head to the north bay, upper 30's santa rosa. overall not as cold as we have been. two to four degrees milder in the north bay. by 9:00, we are in the low 50's.

donation gets to the people who need it. >> do a little due diligence before you give. >> reena roy abc newsdonation with a uplifting acids ray dunn lives in san francisco but returned to her hometown of fresno with gifts for women and children in need. we have the details. >> whether it is the handmade look of distinct long lettering or a message of inspiration chances are pieces from the ray dunn collection have caught your eye. >> we have a lot of works like dream, calm, i feel one more work can have a lot of significance. >> she is taken the power of positively -- positivity to the those who have experienced domestic violence. >> i love spreading the good messages. >> excitement fills the center as she releases items from her closing -- clothing line and gives them to families. >> it is the perfect gift because i have clothing for the women and children. >> the families will bags with clothing, slippers, tree bags, and tumblers not only giving comfort but serving as a reminder of what is possible when you follow your dreams. >> it makes me so happy to make other people happy. >> isn't th

row seat to history with all of us anything and everything in this job from florida, working as an abc newspolitical embed here in georgia that weighs about £25 on my back and my camera. there's just so much to do, and then you're constantly just going from event to campaign event and then news breaks at any moment. so that's what really difficult to just stay ready in moments where you're like, i just want to take like a 30 minute nap. her favorite part of the job talking to the voters have driven this entire state multiple times. and what i've come to learn is that someone's upbringing and their personal life really influences the political decisions that they make providing nuanced information to abc news coverage of these elections is a lifelong dream come true for lately that passion for politics is in her blood. mom is my biggest inspiration on the campaign trail. she is someone who instilled the importance of democracy and voting. both my parents are immigrants, so they grew up. you know, they didn't really see democracy play out like it does here in america. and when the contentious

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