i am ama daetz. dan: and i am dan ashley.oke about her plans and her office said they will give an update tomorrow, at least to her colleagues. >> not making any colleagues until this election is finished and we have a little more time to go. ama: all this comes after last month's attack on her husband last month which the team says is having an impact on her decision. now, midterm elections are over. we anticipate pelosi may step aside for a new generation of leadership. her office has previous he said that pelosi serve in congress, even if not in a leadership role. dan: to the south bay. the biggest city now has a new miralax. a relative newcomer will now serve as mayor elect. ama: the race was conceited earlier today after the race widened. amanda del castillo has been tracking the race from the start and has sites update. amanda: from newcomer to new mayor elect, he will serve a two-year term. after a contentious race, the current councilman received a call yesterday. city chavez conceding defeat. >> she was very gracious

ama: and i am ama daetz. we begin with the intense shooting in redwood city. an: the suspect tried to shield himself using children, who are safe. ama: this was during busy commute hours. amanda del castillo has her update tonight with witness video that some may find upsetting. >> oh my. >> gunshots ringing out, people running from their cars. this deadly scene unfolding near el camino real at maple street in redwood city. a 36-year-old man known to the department was shot and killed by officers. they say he used three young children as a shield and attempted to shoot them and a woman. >> i remember hearing from the people around me something along the lines of, they got them free and out. and the guy is down. amanda: the witness, kevin jacoby ascii -- kevin jacoubowsky, was told to get down. >> the dispatchers here a woman's a voice that was yelling and appeared to be calling to some children. you can hear children's voices that were also coming through the open 911 call. sandhya: police chief dan mulholland says the department used tech to find the location

ama: and i am ama daetz. we begin with the intense shooting in redwood city. dan: the suspect tried to shield himself using children, who are safe. ama: this was during busy commute hours. amanda del castillo has her update tonight with witness video that some may find upsetting. >> oh my. >> gunshots ringing out, people running from their cars. this deadly scene unfolding near el camino real at maple street in redwood city. a 36-year-old man known to the department was shot and killed by officers. they say he used three young children as a shield and attempted to shoot them and a woman. >> i remember hearing from the people around me something along the lines of, they got them free and out. and the guy is down. amanda: the witness, kevin jacoby ascii -- kevin jacoubowsky, was told to get down. >> the dispatchers here a woman's a voice that was yelling and appeared to be calling to some children. you can hear children's voices that were also coming through the open 911 call. sandhya: police chief dan mulholland says the department used tech to find the location

i am ama daetz. >> we will stay on top of that. the other top story we are following is the growing concern of early winter virus season. " this was a big increase in influenza and rsv. >> with multiple respiratory illnesses sending children to emergency rooms, how do you know which virus your child has? luz pena talked to several pediatricians. >> they are impacting children across the country. covid, rsv and the flu all at once. chris pediatricians say it is unusual to see hospitalizations with rsv and multiple respiratory diseases this early in the season. children being back at school could be a factor. >> i am not sure why it is so much worse so much earlier. >> according to both doctors, getting tested is the only way to know for sure. here is a few insights. let's start with influenza. the symptoms could include stomach pain along with a runny nose, cough, sometimes it will look just like a regular cold. >> covid symptoms are very similar to the flu. kueng's runny nose, fever, body aches which you can also get with influenza

i am ama daetz. dan: and i am dan ashley. nancy pelosi spoke about her plans and her office said they will give an update tomorrow, at least to her colleagues. >> not making any colleagues until this election is finished and we have a little more time to go. ama: all this comes after last month's attack on her husband last month which the team says is having an impact on her decision. now, midterm elections are over. we anticipate pelosi may step aside for a new generation of leadership. her office has previous he said that pelosi intends to still serve in congress, even if not in a leadership role. dan: to the south bay. the biggest city now has a new miralax. a relative newcomer will now serve as mayor elect. ama: the race was conceited earlier today after the race widened. amanda del castillo has been tracking the race from the start and has sites update. amanda: from newcomer to new mayor elect, he will serve a two-year term. after a contentious race, the current councilman received a call yesterday. city chavez conceding

i'm ama daetz. dan: i'm dan. nearly 55 million americans are traveling and 49 million of those will be driving. ama: the area with the worst traffic is interstate 80. this is a live look at the corridor through berkeley. you see the cars backed up. the biggest triple -- trouble spot is between maritime street and san pablo dan road. peak congestion is between 4:00 and 5:00, so maybe we are at the tail end of the worst of it. it is an 80% increase from typical conditions. dan: here's a live look at the conditions in the east bay. interstate 680 is unknown trouble spot. the headlights heading north to concord, taillights are southbound toward walnut creek. ama: in the south bay, this is a live look at the 101 near the 880 connector. the traffic is southbound. the taillights. just a short time ago, conditions were backing up. you see it backing up a little bit now, but northbound traffic looks pretty good. dan: for those flying out of town, the airports are also very busy. all three of our major bay area airports exp

. >> i'm ama daetz. the brave woman will lose her right eye due to the injuries she suffered when someone attacked her as she tried helping the team. >> j.r. stone sat with her and is only on 7. >> this as bianca paul amera after an emergency surgery to save her right eye. this video shows her being attacked last weekend at the habit burger grill where she works. >> when he punched me, it, you by surprise. >> she is the assistant manager manager here and noticed the man in a group bullying a special needs teenager related to a coworker. her manager told her to tell him to leave. >> that is when i stepped in like it is not right what you are doing, they don't understand what they are doing. >> the man then came after her. the second punchy threw hit her in the eye. >> they asked if he was wearing rings, they did not think a normal punch could puncture an eye. >> the emergency was unsuccessful saving her eye. >> i made the decision it would be best to get a prosthetic eye. they could potentially attack my

. >> and i'm ama daetz.eating up in a to be makingy big announcement on tuesday november 15th at mar-a-lago in palm beach, florida. >> sources with direct knowledge of the matter tell abc news that trump is expected to announce a third run for the white house. >> still his party, but the question is what does that look like and mike pence has just entered into the fray. he's clearly someone who is interested in running for president in 2024? >> sonoma state university dr. david macewen. >> if you're mike pence and you're turning out your book the day that the former president is announcing that he's likely to run for president, that's no coincidence. >> a trump 2024 announcement tuesday would come despite calls by some g.o.p. members urging him to delay the announcement until after the senate run-off election in georgia. it also comes at a time when the foreman president is facing several federal legal probes some related to the capital siege on january 6th. it's also a topic pence spoke about in his intervi

i am ama daetz. dan: and i am dan ashley. we look back at her journey to become one of the nation's most powerful politicians. ama: but we began with tara campbell with her announcement and reaction from her colleagues. tara: yeah, ama, certainly a highly anticipated and emotional announcement, speaker nancy pelosi saying she will not seek reelection for democratic leadership, ushering in a new era for the party and the country's political landscape. speaker pelosi: and with great competence in our caucus, i will not seek reelection in our next congress. tara: in front of her colleagues and the nation, speaker pelosi passing on the political torch. speaker pelosi: to lead the democratic caucus that i so deeply respect them and i am grateful so many are ready and willing to shoulder this awesome responsibility. tara: the speaker reflecting on her historic rise. fmr. pres. obama: nancy pelosi. tara: becoming the first woman to serve as leader in 2021. speaker pelosi: never did i think that one day i would go from homemaker to ho

i am ama daetz. dan: i am dan ashley. some local hospitals are reaching their breaking point as flu and rsp cases continue to rise. ama: suzanne fountain explains some hospitals are taking extra measures to expand their capacity. suzanne: ready and chased thomas are heading home with their son after a quick visit to the doctor. they went to the hospital for a different reason but they know well about the surging number of rsv cases. >> it's going around our younger child's preschool classroom. >> even if your kid is sick, you might not have somewhere to take them. suzanne: hospitals see cases of rsv every fall. they usually start in november and go through april. this year, they started in october. right now, the children's hospital in san francisco is operating at capacity. beds are full but they are still accepting patients. they just set up this tent with room for seven beds. they call it flex space. >> it is a space for lower acuity patients. a simple ear ache. suzanne: a children's hospital is making room for more you

. >> and i'm ama daetz. the political picture for 2024 is heating up in a to be makingy big announcement on tuesday november 15th at mar-a-lago in palm beach, florida. >> sources with direct knowledge of the matter tell abc news that trump is expected to announce a third run for the white house. >> still his party, but the question is what does that look like and mike pence has just entered into the fray. he's clearly someone who is interested in running for president in 2024? >> sonoma state university dr. david macewen. >> if you're mike pence and you're turning out your book the day that the former president is announcing that he's likely to run for president, that's no coincidence. >> a trump 2024 announcement tuesday would come despite calls by some g.o.p. members urging him to delay theuntil after thef election in georgia. it also comes at a time when the foreman president is facing several federal legal probes some related to the capital siege on january 6th. it's also a topic pence spoke about in his

ama: and i'm ama daetz. there are differing reactions tonight to elon musk's ultimatum for twitter workers to return to the office in san francisco or resign. we're going to get to thatin a moment. dan: how musk's tough talk could affect other companies. reporter: dan and ama, two weeks ago elon musk took over twitter and now we're seeing more drastic shackups at the company. the question now is could ending a work from home culturer the beginning begins to implement this after twitter? elon musk is making it clear. work in person at twitter or resign. >> it's basically if you can't show up at an office and you do not show up at the office, resignation accepted. end of story. reporter: this audio recording obtained by abc news, musk pushes back when someone says -- >> even if you return to the office, the offices are separate offices. we won't be in person anyway. >> yes. but you can still maximize the amount of in-person activity. reporter: some employers see as an example. a recent survey by good hire, an

ama: and i'm ama daetz.ctions tonight to elon musk's ultimatum for twitter workers to return to the office in san francisco or resign. we're going to get to thatin a moment. dan: how musk's tough talk could affect other companies. reporter: dan and ama, two weeks ago elon musk took over twitter and now we're seeing more drastic shackups at the company. the question now

. >> i'm ama daetz.ue to the injuries she suffered when someone attacked her as she tried helping the team. >> j.r. stone sat with her and is only on 7. >> this as bianca paul amera after an emergency surgery to save her right eye. this video shows her being attacked last

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i am ama daetz. dan: