dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. a new one-of-a- theater festival kicks off this weekend at san francisco. what co-founder says about what makes this event stand out. liz: here are the winning waters from the 84 million mega millions drawing. 3, 20, 30 1, 34, 6 34, 6 ball is 18. nobody picked le all the numbers. a block party in san francisco's mission district. organizers called noise pop part street food, part shopping bazaar and music festival. this free event partners with local nonprofits to benefit students and female and minority business owners. admission is free but if you must rsvp -- you must rsvp if you want to go. it runs from noon until 6:00 today on 19th and 20th between bryant and harrison streets. in the mission district, a theater festival is opening the bay area. the new routes theater festival feur and performances, all produced by performing arts organizations . the san francisco bay area feeder company is one of those organizations. come see aaron spoke with one of the cofounders about what make

dustin: a heart of a champion, no matter the loss. dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. right, lisa, let's take a look outside. lisa: it is quiet, but the winds are picking up cloudy skies entering san francisco late in the day. a pattern change today as a cold front works through the bay area. it is a weak one, but several waves of rain coming for the week ahead. stay tuned my forecast is next. liz: also next, the new look, the sharks kickoff the season by flying past the jets. this alvarez will have the hi, i'm steve and i live in austin, texas. i work as a personal assistant to the owner of a large manufacturing firm. i've got anywhere from 10 to 50 projects going at any given time. i absolutely have to be sharp. let me tell ya, i was struggling with my memory. it was going downhill. my friend recommended that i try prevagen and over time, it made a very significant difference in my memory and in my cognitive ability. i started to feel a much better sense of well-being. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. liz: the sharks will be back in action tuesday night, the s

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dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. larry: did you see the whole video that zuckerberg and facebook or creepy. it's where they are sitting around the board room and nobody wants to tell zuckerberg you are freaking people out. kristen: big brother. larry: all of this is coming, i wish it was any other company aside from facebook doing it. kristen: i am concerned with the information that they can collect with those goggles. in based on what we have seen about privacy in the past, it opens the question of how will they handle the data have. larry: it will be interesting to follow. recall reform, the changes proposed after this year's recall effort back from the dead. dia de los muertos is back but pandemic issues are still staticr mes king for, anneed... and we need more time. so, we want kisqali. living longer is possible and proven with kisqali when taken with a nonsteroidal aromatase inhibitor in premenopausal women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. kisqali is a pill that's significantly more effective at delay

dustin: is doing that. dustin: in a statement, the president said in part, quote, " best interests continue to be at the forefront of every decision i make. i truly love this university and i believe this choice will allow the focus to be positively on our outstanding campus." she became the third female president of the university in 2016, and while she saw great victories, she leaves shortly after the department of justice ruled that the school mishandled sexual assault complaints by female athletes. the school recently reached a settlement with more than a dozen of the athletes involved. she says she will continue with her part in the investigation. students we hope with say they hope the next president can bring the university out of the dark cloud they are under now i would like to see the next president. >> i am hoping the next president can take care of the student athletes to settle that case and to bring san jose back to good things in the news, instead of just allocation the decision on the interi

in san jose, dustin dorsey, abc7 news.ere's an international organization of bearded santas. there are a couple of organizations that certify santas. >> is that right? i did notice how happy dustin looked sitting with santa. dan: would you pay $20 for chicken in you might have to. we have a heads-up about rising prices in the grocery store and the reason why. >> plus, an upset customer and business all because of the hi, i'm steve and i live in austin, texas. i work as a personal assistant to the owner of a large manufacturing firm. i've got anywhere from 10 to 50 projects going at any given time. i absolutely have to be sharp. let me tell ya, i was struggling with my memory. it was going downhill. my friend recommended that i try prevagen and over time, it made a very significant difference in my memory and in my cognitive ability. i started to feel a much better sense of well-being. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. in business, setbacks change everything. so get comcast business internet and add securityedge. it h

in san jose, dustin dorsey, abc7 news.an: you have like likely seen this video of an outrageous theft at a walgreens. and now walgreens said lit close that store and four others in san francisco because of retail theft. those locations goff street an hays valley, mission street and ocean avenue in lakeside and cesar chavez in the mission district and the clement store. the mayor said the number of retail robberies has slowed considerably. >> and we want to make sure that they are doing a better job strategically around their security systems to insure that these crimes don't continue to happen so our door is open. we're continuing to have conversations with them. >> supervise ors are considering a bill that would allow deputy cher -- sheriffs at nodous the city. ama: crews are working on the ♪cough cough ♪ ♪ sneeze sneeze ♪ [ sneezing ] needs... ♪ plop plop fizz fizz ♪ [ loud fizzing ] alka seltzer plus cold relief. dissolves quickly... [ loud fizzing ] instantly ready to start working. so you can bounce back fast w fast s

it's all in an effort to encompass its virtual reality vision for the future abc 7 news reporter dustinains what the metaverse is and how soon experts expect it to become mainstream. if there's anything that we could be sure of in life. it's that change is inevitable even in facebook that tech giant that revolutionized social media announced today that their company is going beyond to reflect who we are and what we i am proud to announce that starting today. our company is now. better from social reality to to virtual reality metadives head first into the world of the metaverse with with the use of tools like headsets and augmented reality glasses meta says they plan to bring the internet to life in a virtual world where people can meet cen. this is earth shattering. it's changing as we come up come around to it. it could make the planet. much better place it could make the planet. worst place like anything else technology can be applied in both directions. this announcement comes as the company is facing backlash from the leaked facebook papers that revealed the company ignored reports

santa cruz county area after a prescribed burn jumped cal fire lines on friday abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey. spoke with a homeowner who planned the burn to find out actually, what happened? smokey the bear said at best only you can prevent wildfires. so with fire danger considered to be very high. why exactly do they control burn get out of control in santa cruz county? it's a question. some residents are asking as the estrada fire continues to burn if they're gonna do a controlled burns when it's so dry and we have such problems with fire here. they need to have the resources on hand to be able to you know, any issues that arise from the controlled burn otherwise, it's not a controlled burn. you know, this is where it all started on friday afternoon along hazel dell road. cal fire says a 20 acre prescribed burn quickly jumped to nearly 150 acres after breaking the containment of crews on hand. so why the burn now sjsu professor craig clement says, this is actually the perfect time the conditions are perfect for doing a prescrib. fire just because it's cooler. we're in fall. and so t

but dustin dorsey explains the mayor wants a different solution.continue to fly in and out of san jose international airport. top ground is beginning to clear one of the biggest homeless encampments t. city of san jose reent th summer to sweep guadalupe river park and build a fence around it to prevent encampment. now the mayor and the members of the city counsel are offering a new solution. >> there's a lot more that we need to do. we've got an ambitious plan to get more of our in-house residents off the street. but we can't build fence an walls to keep members of our public out of public spaces are for plan would prioritize the rehousing of the estimated 250 to 300 unhoused residents to city supportive housing, in additionle utilizeing $1.5 million proposed for the fencing and $3 million in city funds they would sweep using rangers and police and prevent encampments. meanwhile, airport officials stood by their original plan r. i think the fence is the most affordable way to keep the illegal dumping and reencampment from coming back. >> federal re

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in the southbay, dustin dorsey. >> just an incredible story. we love this. a six-year-old boy went on a hike with his family. little did he know he would make a rare discovery. julian and his parents were walking in michigan. he says he stepped on something big. when he picked it up, it looks like a tooth. he was right. researchers at the university of michigan museum of paleontology confirmed it belonged to a mastodon dating back 12,000 years. >> at first i thought i was going to get money. i was going to get a million dollars. i really want to be an archaeologist. i think that is a sign i am going to be a paleontologist. >> as a reward for his discovery, julian the meat with paleontologists for a behind the scenes tour at the museum. still to come, wildfires that burned through the bay area one year ago are still having an impact. white timber companies need to come up with new business plans. pushing for more equity intact. how a bay area company is helping employe people everywhere living with type 2 diabetes are waking up to what's possible with rybelsu

beafnd have a scary good time dustin dorsey abc 7 news. scary good time.eah, everyone deserves it. right? absolutely and we can do it safely this year and as they said in common sense, take common sense precautions. all right coming up next on abc 7 news at 6 a store. you'll see only on seven was chalking at first and then it felt pretty discussing. his car was damaged and it wasn't the only casualty other wounds went much deeper. if you leave your car you now have a valuable financial asset. i'm michael finney and i'll show you how to turn the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier. hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. ♪ tension builds... ♪ the plot twist. ♪ the hero prevails. in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just getting started. introducing the all-new nissan frontier. to be a thriver with metastatic breast cancer means... asking for what we want. and need. and we need more time. so, we want kisqali. living longer is possible and proven with kisqali... ...when taken with fulvestrant in postm

dustin dorsey, abc 7 news.e-of-a-kind theater festival kicks off in san francisco this weekend. what a co-founder says makes this event stand out. with less moderate-to-severe eczema why hide your skin if you can help heal your skin from within. with dupixent adults saw long-lasting, clearer skin and significantly less itch. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur including anaphylaxis, which is severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems, such as eye pain or vision changes, or a parasitic infection. if you take asthma medicines don't change or stop them without talking to your doctor. talk to your doctor about dupixent. liz: here the winning numbers from last nights $85 million mega millions drawing. the mega ball is 18. nobody picked also numbers -- all six numbers. a block party in san francisco's mission district. park street food, shopping czar and art festival, it is a free event that partners with local nonprofits to benefit students and female mino

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there are 22 cities under consideration to host abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey explains why those who were involved with the bay areas last world cup believe that we have a pretty good chance of hosting again. the officef san jose sports authority executive director john poche is filled with memories from the biggest sporting events to come to the south. but he would love to add a 2026 world cup banner to his collection. everything's ready for a world-class experience for visitors come. so this is to me without a doubt the to a place for fifa to be the bay area host committee is meeting with fifa officials this weekend in an attempt to make the south bay the home of soccer's biggest international event poach says access to airports and hotels for guests a billion dollar stadium with international soccer experience and a diverse area rich in soccer tradition makes our area a favorite who else can say they hosted a world cup for men world cup for women the olympic games and then five ncaa championships plus. have a major league soccer team. we had a woman's united soccer team that w

i was 3 not sit smitty nor at those was i seemed to sit eve is the comment of dustin live in new york. i business teaching this woke up with to a new place. where did the records show that the had been 181 deaths left in a general yogurt z has appealed to the u. s. president. donald trump, to 100 named advocacy groups and different humanitarian organizations in the west that has received no response. ah, there are also many questions concerning biological labs in ukraine. there are at least 13. there are 3 involve 3 and key of and others in odessa, vin itself was garad, her son, to know bill and harker. ultimately, if there was a conflict or a war with russia, ukraine would be among the 1st ah, platforms to initiate hostilities through local residents have reported unusual infection outbreaks near american labs. one example is a facility near cove social activists, l game, a say of the worked in harker when the lamb opened complaint several times to ukrainian or thirties at the request of local residence, credit of goblin. if bully stanley, which is soonest whiskey begin me. agrippa m

cal fire did not respond to our attempts for comment in santa cruz county dustin dorsey abc 7 news.we've been waiting for it and the weather is officially changed dan. yeah, it really has a significant way san diego really your panel tonight tells the story. yeah. absolutely. it's the kind of thing. we want to see dan and which is a series of storms bringing us much needed rain. i want to show you what it looks like from zephyr cove. is this gorgeous or what? yeah, beautiful view of the setting sun by the way, the from the last storm that came through last night into today brought anywhere from one to 10 inches of snow. they'll be seeing some more. between tomorrow night and early wednesday expecting the snow level to go from 7,000 to lake level but only a couple of inches is expected. here's the storm on live doppler 7 looks impressive it is going to bring us more rain than what we just received in the last 24 hours right now on live doppler 7. it is quiet. our radar is scanning for any potential storms and they're coming this week. so let's look at the rainfall totals anywhere fro

abc 7's ongoing commitment to building a better bay area an abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey explainselp everyone for years to come. lockdowns loss of social interaction fear of the unknown the effects from what we all had to live through in 2020 still impact us mentally every day, especially children. none of our kids are immune to this and you know as a parent it's scary. the state says one in three high school students felt sad or hopeless nearly every day and ucsf says they saw double the amount of suicide attempts and children but new legislation in california will bring help to where it's needed most in school, there's been a lot of trauma and it's important that we recognize that and that this bill goes a long way to accepting that recognizing it and helping them get the right treatment senate bills 14 and 224 are a way to destigmatize mental health and provide aid to students who are struggling this includes mental health days to be counted as sick days and mental health education as part of the curriculum. it's gonna set these kids up for success in recognizing symptoms. the

but as abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey explains mayor sam. licardo wants a difference solution. in the skies the planes planes to fly in and out of san jose. national airport on the ground the work is just beginning to clear one of the city's biggest homeless encampments the city of san jose and the faa came to an agreement this past summer to sweep guadalupe river park and build. surround it to prevent re-encampment now mayor sam licardo and members of the city council are offering an alternative our focus rather than building fences, which was a prior. proposal really focuses on a human solution the plan would prioritize the rehousing of the estimated 250 to 300 unhoused residents to city supportive housing in addition, utilizing 1.5 million in airport funds originally proposed for the fencing and three million in city housing funds the city would sweep the park using park rangers and police and install barriers to keep the park open and prevent encampments. our public parks are for everyone. including the unhoused we simply don't want encampments in those parks. and so we're

when i called the police brought it to give them the original dustin yes, you have to give them the original green certificate. ashby originally called this law in this country. you have to have the green certificate original. okay. any problems give me a ring. okay, bye. thank you again, bye. you only bury somebody once and people remember things when they go wrong, weddings and funerals, and if you do it right the way my dad used to do it, then that's good. and if you do it wrong, goes people will never forget. you will always curse. you truly this is the picture of that. and me yeah. when i was about 5 years of age because my father wasn't very happy about having photographs taken. and my mother's in the sorry, and i'm sure this was about 1956. this was taken. ringback ringback ringback ringback around about the mid sixty's when there was an influx of moving people arriving here in east london, mainly bangladesh. she's or at that time it was east pakistan. ringback the need for a funeral service grew from my father, purchased a black ambulance plan and started to do the funeral. here in l

dustin dorsey abc 7 news well, we may not know exactly what the weather's going to be like on halloween because we're still a couple of weeks. way we do know however some rain is finally thankfully on the way abc 7 news meteorologist sandy patel here were the first look of the forecast i send hi there. yeah and larry that rain is coming in the second half of your weekend right now. i want to show you what it looks like from our south beach camera. just blue skies out there. it is warm. the coast is clear as you look one for this weekend a light storm. and as we take a look at the timeline sunday morning a little bit of drizzle not out of the question. we head into 4 pm the north bay starts to pick up some moderate pockets of rain 7 pm that rain line is starting to shift into the east bay down across the south bay and the santa cruz mountains. i'll let you know how long this is going to last and when we might see another opportunity for rain coming right up larry. all right, sandy. see you in a few minutes the roads recovery, it's restaurant week in san francisco how you can get some dea

dustin dorsey says the impacts of the storm could still be felt. >> downed trees, closed roads and snappedlines. the community can only look on and a surprise after seeing what has become of their neighborhood following the storm. it could only be described as chaos. >> we pretty much have two seasons. fire season and storm season. >> chief dan walters says the area got more than seven inches of rain in 24 hours, leading to two near deaths from fallen trees and too many calls for fire crews to keep up with. >> all of a sudden, a year the cracking and the popping. -- i hear the cracking and the popping. i heard the boom. i'm like, please don't destroy the home. >> he is thankful of the damage was not too bad. tings like this are part of the mountain lifestyle. >> mountain living is not for the faint of heart. you would think this is not part of the evacuation zone. i thought everything was cool. apparently not. >>>> this is one of many downed trees that blocked roads. county officials are still working to clean up the mess. the major concern of the county was the flood risk from the lightni

while mesa dunbar was almost out of school fight makers inside a mall boarded gazoomba lindsay cut on dustin to set a company for political around besides teller, mister all on what it would bazemore much rumors, them good enough, are sienna, for her own cream, to go to mo, done oh, god was an order. connie was, i was, i bought 1300 minutes a day. she says, if i'm not dub ladies, no co martine, my check, see on monday we did, we did, we federal me says it was you scoot? ah, if she talked to people who were actually party members, a lot of them also will express to you the feeling that that period was like being on a runaway train, where no one knew at the beginning where things would end up. and there was a moment and you can see it in the films, there was a moment at the beginning of the period when there was a genuine investment from a lot of people in this leftist dream. but it deteriorated very quickly. um though by that point, it was also dangerous to, to detach herself from it if he were operating in an official capacity, which the people at afghan films were oh, here is the military b

he's a risk, he's a risk for the us, said the pop and the us military, dustin candidates because he was exposing the fight that they haven't been involved in war crimes, talks or gotten those was as a things done now. it isn't prison in america. that's going to kill him. kids device that the americans will not let. the goal will not allow him to get out of detention. i mean, i'm, the truth is where it assigns life is going to be spared. it probably needs a political process rather than judicial process. politicians, it needs to stop tension that ahead. let this man live well support isn't campaigners for judah. sanchez already began gathering throughout this morning to show that dorothy with him because they all do, it's not just using the song that fits in the doctor today. but the fundamental principles of freedom of press on the public, right to access information for then it goes far beyond the story of just one man. but actually this is all about trying to defend people's rights. this month history was made in orbits with the 1st to ever movie filmed in space, found in credible tec

baltic and black sea of the berlin official was an challenge to explain her hostile remarks. plu, dustin whitewash reported this morning, the paint is contemplating deterrence scenarios for the baltic and waxy regions and possibly evolving air deployed nuclear weapons. is this the best nate is prepared to take? this is, that's the path of doctrine. the admissions, we must make it very clear to russia that in the end were ready each month. and that is also the deterrence doctrine in due to deploy, such means is to deter in advance. and so that nobody comes to the idea of attacking nato partners in the bull taken black sea regions. and this is a comments coincides with nato unveiling as new mos to plan, to defend the block against what it calls a potential rush, an attack on multiple fronts. the western military lines held a 2 day meeting of defense ministers that wrapped up on friday. and here's how nato's secretary general described the current state of relations between the block and russia. it's also an approach shown to russia. a remains the same as before, meaning, credible, to turn

some of those ideas, putting dustin some of those ideas, putting dust in the atmosphere to reflect light that is a pretty good reaction to have. there is and not the sort things you want to be using to tackle climate change. they are certainly not go to minor defence. they're not the first thing you think about. we had to cut c02 thing you think about. we had to cut co2 emissions. better steps one to ten. and maybe then we'll to be thinking about what else. then we'll to be thinking about what else-— then we'll to be thinking about what else. ., ., , ,, ., ., what else. you got steps one to ten to do but — what else. you got steps one to ten to do but that _ what else. you got steps one to ten to do but that may - what else. you got steps one to ten to do but that may not - what else. you got steps one to ten to do but that may not be i ten to do but that may not be enough. it may not be fast enough. it may not be fast enough. you might actually have to take some of the slightly more wacky idea seriously. just to be clear. _ more wacky idea seriously. just to be clear, steps _ more wacky

to what extent can they now have some level of working together or just completely sort of diamond dustin and will they not be new political dispensation? the civilians would likely not agree to this will probably not benefit them. now the question then becomes will the military one go ahead? now as i was going to say 100, a just wanted to quickly talk about both sides. you know, you're talking about the public blame and the public anger. let's just talk about the sides of that equation because we've seen pro democracy supporters out on the streets. part of the freedom for change. we've seen pro military supporters out on the streets. they been calling for the dissolution of the government. let me just ask you quickly, how much support is there then for the government, for the military. rather, i think it's, it's very important to point out that the, the groups calling for the military government, which is the group that came out on the 16th of october. i think the staging is sitting around the palace is much, much, much smaller number than the pro democracy forces that came out a week la

in the baltic and black see the build an official was an challenge to explain all comments. plu, dustin royce reported this morning that nate is contemplating deterrence scenarios for the baltic and blacks. the regents possibly involving air deployed nuclear weapons, is this the bath nate is prepared to take. this is that's the path of deterrent. we must make it very clear to russia that in the end, we're ready to move, and that is also the deterrents doctrine in to deploy such means is to deter in advance. and so that nobody comes to the idea of attacking nato partners in the bull. taken black sea regions and this is a comments coincided with nato unveiling its new master plan to defend the block against what it calls a potential russian attack on multiple fronts. the western military alliance held a 2 day meeting of defense ministers, the wrapped up on friday, his how nato secretary general described the current state of relations between the block and russia. it's also approach shown to russia. her remains the same as before, meaning earn credible the turns on the fence, combined wit

in san jose, dustin dorsey. >> love to see the players coming together like that.et a look outside now. >> we are looking at a pretty start to the day. the sun 7:20. you can see a clear star. 55 downtown. it is in th jose and just 39 in santa rosa. we will talk about the wind, light showers, and a wet week ahead next. >> next, the new sharks kick flying past the jets. we w ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ the new sensodyne repair and protect with deep repair has the science to show that the toothpaste goes deep inside the exposed dentin to help repair sensitive teeth. my patients are able to have that quality of life back. i recommend sensodyne repair and protect with deep repair. who doesn't like more? and i mean, like, a lot more. well, with xfinity you get more for your money. because with xfinity internet you get a free flex 4k streaming box and peacock premium included, with access to tons of free movies and shows. more bang for your buck. can your internet do that? like your outfit, girl. why thank you! ok, now it's a party! get started with xf

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. >> reporter: son-in-law dustin johnson, who married their oldest daughter won the masters last yearof the family. gretzky's wedding to the then janet jones was canada's answer to a royal wedding. it made quite a splash, just like she did a few years earlier as an actress in "the flamingo kid." some in canada still blame her for stealing gretzky away to hollywood. >> they also said our marriage wouldn't work. and here we are 33 years later. >> people were kind of mean about it. >> they were mean. but he made me feel like i was beside him, not behind him. so he brought me right along with his career. i loved it. >> reporter: they're empty nesters now. their vacation home here in idaho has just about everything, a beautiful view, even a double water slide that is ostensibly there for their visiting kids and grandkids. >> what's up here in general? >> it's pretty peaceful. >> reporter: his two sons trevor and ty were there when we were there, and they maybe sum up their dad the best. >> loved what he did. that's the biggest lesson he taught us. if you love something and work hard, thing

dustin dorsey has their message. >> my my my my my man. he provided for his two sons and two daughters. he was a good husband, a good friend. my son was dedicated family man, a hard worker. he never looked for problems, we are heartbroken that he died in the matter he -- manner he did, in front of his children. reporter: in june, he was gunned down in his complex front of his wife and 15-year-old daughter. sin has a police have identified this man as the lead suspect in santos's death. he still has not been arrested. obviously, as long as this man is on the loose, another family could end up -- not only do we want to arrest him to make sure we bring justice in this case, we want to make sure no one else has to suffer the way their family is suffering. reporter: with tears in their eyes, the family came from mexico to ask for help. it's eight he has ties to the east and south bays, the peninsula, san francisco and why. his thought there, the family wants and found. >> if there's information that leads to the rest of the suspect, there is a

but europe, as well, starting in early november, dustin case you want to go for a test drive, which many people will. haidi: kathleen, another top story that you mentioned, facebook, revenue, beating on profit. we are taking a look at the future trajectory of growth when it comes to facebook. super interesting. a load of redacted documents. the whistleblower had provided, the sec getting a hold of it, and news organizations getting a hold of it, showing interesting trends when it shows usage falling to teenagers and young people, usage 16% doubt year on year for teenagers. they are spending less time on the service. there are fewer new sign-ups to facebook. and then duplicate versus unique new users. we heard on the earnings call that facebook is worried about competition from snap and tiktok, as well. kathleen: i guess our generation is using facebook more than kids and teens. a story that maybe everyone should be watching is the inflation story i just mentioned. it is interesting how larry summers took to twitter, how about that, social media, to fire back against janet yellen saying h

dustin dorsey introduces us to two local recipients. >> creative, innovative, committed to making theter place. those are a few of the characteristics of the macarthur fellow. two brilliant people working to build a better bay area are recognized as macarthur genius grant winners of 2021. >> what this class of fellows are doing each in their own fields is so important and gives me hope for the future. these are super good people who are making the world a better place and i am enormously grateful to be counted among them. >> michelle and josh will each receive $625,000 to continue their work. after josh had acid thrown onto his face in an attack as a child, he lost his sight but gained clear focus for what would become his life's work. as an adaptive researcher for amazon, he enables the blind and visually impaired through adaptive technology. >> accessibility for blind people means access to information. it is super important to make sure that technologies are easy to access. that they are inexpensive and readily achievable. that's why what i do is research , invention and activism.

abc 7 news reported art dustin dorsey explains how some owners are losing everything because their power is still out. reporter: for business owners along the 1400 block of burlingame avenue, there's nothing worse than being left in the dark. this week, it is both physically, as their source have been without power since sunday, and emotionally as they say pg ande have not told them why this problem keeps happening. >> other nature as mother nature, i wish it would be prioritized, that they would work on the business district, not that we are more important than a family. a lot of people, especially restaurants, they lose a lot. reporter: some business owners worked in the dark, others remain closed. with tears in her eyes, the owner of baskin-robbins told us she lost her entire inventory delivered on saturday. it is this struggle some owners have faced for nearly 30 years. >> a place like burlingame avenue, i feel sorry for all the businesses they are. the restaurants, the retail stores. everyone is suffering already. it makes it 10 times worse. we were there -- reporter: we were there

in 2008 a drunk driver hit dustin reynold's motorcycle. he lost his left arm and leg after a long physical rehab. he decided to buy a boat. now reynolds has logged over 35,000 miles and been to 36 countries. >> a lot of things i didn't expect. i didn't expect this. i didn't expect to sail around the world by myself. when he completes his solo trip later this month he will have been sailing for seven years. good for him. what a journey. >> what an inspiration. i won't complain about anything today. >> no. >> you can't after that story. >>> time now is 5:50. next,. >> that woman returns for an action packed season. we ask the stars what to expect after the break. >>> coming up today on the drew barrymore show, william jackson harper stopped by to chat. that's today at two. >>> and don't forget to tune in to the new cbsmornings airing after our show. all from their new studio in the heart of time square. cbs morning starts at seven. >>> looking live outside at i drop off and pick up my kids from school so, i can't work early. or late. and i n

dustin dorsey shows us a bond that goes beyond the lines. >> a good mentor is someone who can changed professional two of all player derek king, that person was his coach alan. he saw some talent that was uncovered and he was willing to be patient not only on the court but off the court. i would not be where i am today without him. >> is a former player himself, coach allen created a program to teach skills needed on and off the court. many of his athletes did not even have to pay for his coaching. little did alan know the lessons he taught would need to be applied to his own life. last year, coach allen suffered some of the worst losses of his life. with sports shut down and no income, he lost his home, his program and his gym. >> it was difficult. i started to see the challenges i was facing that i was helping everyone else with. dealing with mental health issues, dealing with emotional stress, dealing with depression. i never knew what it was actually like. >> after the -- after seeing their coach at a low point, former players and parents got him back to doing what he loves. more

. >> there was one of those organizers who was an associate of bannon, dustin stockton was talking to the committee today, betsy, in the days and weeks leading up to that rally, stockton heavily promoted the event. he's defending some militia groups and some contingents charged with participating. what can you tell us about him? >> stockton goes way quite far back with steve bannon. he's written for breitbart news. he was also connected to the effort that got bannon indicted. a group called we build the wall, that purported to get donations from grass roots activists and try to use the money to build the wall on the southern border. federal prosecutors alleged that bannon and others actually misappropriated that money and used it for stuff not related to building the wall. trump pardoned bannon before that could go to trial. stockton has not been charged with any crimes connected to this, but it shows he has a close, long standing relationship with bannon, who was also deeply connected to the outside efforts by trump's non-government supporters to really foment a very high level of di

dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. ama: in the north bay, parents are hopeful after learning vaccines for children coming soon. many who work dropping their children off at this middle school in san rafael say they don't want to endure another holiday season like last year. get until unvaccinated is a path to happy holidays and family time. >> the kids need to be vaccinated. the holidays are coming up and we are leery, we had to cancel trips because they were not getting vaccinated in time and the sooner we get done the better. ama: marin county has one of the highest vaccination rates in the country, at least 90% of residents 12 and older have had a shot. for students, it is not a matter of if but when they have to get the vaccine. the school board is expected to vote on and it will mentation date. when melendez explains -- our reporter explains what happens if students don't get the vaccine. >> the oakland school board already decided that students 12 it up to be vaccinated. >> the rate is really low, don't want to s

so the rain doesn't turn dustin to debris and into mud that could trigger outages.g brought into the south bay east bay and peninsula areas believed to be most at risk of losing power. for for the latest weather in your neighborhood. use your camera on your phone to scan that qr code on your screen will take you straight to the special section on our website where you can find live radar current conditions and what to expect in the coming days. >> well, 30 years ago today, a fury of flames caught thousands of people in the east bay hills by surprise today. the images and memories of the oakland firestorm are still very vivid. kron four's. noelle bellow takes a look back. >> the sites. >> and sounds of the burning oakland hills. 30 years ago tell the story. best. it all started. october 19th, 1991 when a small brush fire broke out near the caldecott tunnel oakland. firefighters called in 5 alarms to fight the flames. and by that evening, crews believed it was under control. we had reasonable short that the bar with >> but the region was parched in the 5th year of a d