abc7 news reporter dustin dorsey has the details. dustin: covid has changed the way we live our lives, from working and even schooling at home, accessible at home internet is more than a luxury. just ask this evergreen high school student. >> it was not such a necessity back then, but where everything is online, everyone is doing stuff with the internet, in this day it's really a necessity. dustin: gutierrez and his family use the internet at their home in their daily lives. thanks to free committee wi-fi from the city of san jose, they are able to live without interruption. the sj access initiative is one of the nation's first school district wide networks that currently provides wi-fi for communities surrounding five schools in the eastside union school district. laptops, from books and ipads are available for use at san jose public libraries, not just for students, but anyone in these highlighted neighborhoods. >> we know it's important also for the parents to be able to find jobs. it is critical for the grandparents to get access

in san jose, dustin dorsey.the break, the shifting pressures on some of the most magnificent creatures to grace our coast, and what experts ar don't mind me. i'm just the flu. i'm quite harmless, really. and when people ask, “but aren't you linked to dangerous flu complications, like pneumonia, heart attack, and hospitalizations?” i just say, “but, i'm just the flu.” it's him! who? i'm just the flu! fight the flu with sanofi flu vaccines, which help prevent flu in older adults. they've even been shown to provide better protection from flu-related complications compared to standard dose flu shots. don't get fluzone high-dose quadrivalent if you've had a severe allergic reaction to its components, including egg products, or after previous dose of flu vaccine. don't get flublok quadrivalent if you've had a severe allergic reaction to its components. tell your healthcare professional if you've had severe muscle weakness after a flu shot. people with weakened immune systems may have a lower vaccine response. this flu

in san jose, dustin dorsey. >> now to the developing story out of adverting. crews were continuing to excavate a mercedes-benz convertible on the property of a $15 million mansion. the discovery was made on stockbridge avenue by a landscaping crew. a cadaver dog has gotten at least two hits, one today, and one last night. a few hours ago, we received an update from police. suzanne font joins us with the latest. >> we learned from police a couple of key things. the car they found was reported stolen in september 1992. it was a convertible mercedes-benz. we still don't know who buried it or why. a potential crime scene. >> it looks like a netflix video. for a series. >> a deepening mystery. >> why would you bury it in your lot? >> it is playing out on the street in a quiet wealthy neighborhood. he lives about five doors up from the home, where major excavation is underway. crime scene takes requirement -- coming for crews and cadaver dogs have come up with a hit. >> it could be human remains, they could be reacting to blood, old bones. >> it is creepy, you don't

sentencing will begin on november 18th in san jose dustin dorsey abc 7 news. seven people are under arrest after san jose police busted an illegal gambling ring. they say underground casinos were operating in two homes one near north capitol avenue and avenue b the other near marchant court and fleming avenue police called the underground casinos hubs for a variety of illegal activities, including buying and selling stolen property drug dealing and of course gambling. it essentially looks like a mini casino in a converted garage in a converted back room. these were not described to me as a traditional slot machine but more of a video game type of situation where you would bet when and lose money. now detectives recovered several thousand dollars in cash stolen property and multiple casino machines. they also linked one of the operators to a stabbing that happened last month. right now secretary of state antony blinken is in the bay area earlier today. he met with tech leaders and future tech leaders about how technology will shape the future of our national se

she says these efforts will make a difference dustin dorsey abc 7 news. such an important topic and if you or someone, you know needs help dealing with mental health issues. you can find a local ally by going to abc 7 news.com/take action. the break contra costa county is set to take a stand on an upcoming state proposition why officials want to formally support prop 30 aimed at raising taxes on the wealthy to fund wildfire prevention and electric car infrastructure abc 7 news at 5. we'll be right back. this is john. he hasn't worked this hard to only get this far with his cholesterol. taken with a statin, leqvio can lower bad cholesterol and keep it low with two doses a year. side effects were injection site reaction, joint pain, urinary tract infection, diarrhea, chest cold, pain in legs or arms, and shortness of breath. with leqvio, lowering cholesterol becomes just one more thing life throws your way. ask your doctor about leqvio. lower. longer. leqvio. fanduel and draftkings, two out of state corporations lower. longer. making big promises. what's th

dustin dorsey has the latest on the investigation and tells us what transportation officials need tomake the streets safer for drivers and pedestrians. as san jose continues its record pace of traffic deaths on city streets the first few weeks of the year really set the tone for what was to come police opened five fatal crash investigations by january 12th, the fifth involved a 38 year old man who died crossing center road, the case remains unsolved the most important portion of this investigation. is that the driver that night did not stay at the scene and fled the area today. we're revealing new footage in new images of that suspect vehicle, which we believe to be an early 2000s to yoda tacoma to will drive two door with an extended cab the hit and run represents one of 20 involving crashes that resulted in serious injury or death in san jose from january through july according to the latest department of transportation data investigators. say san jose resident quinn van was crossing center road about 300 feet from the crosswalk at the intersect with capital expressway late on janu

dustin dorsey explains how the bay area could benefit from some of these solutions. dustin: how can we solve the climate crisis our world is facing? a question many of us have asked and many solutions on display at the verge climate technology event this inn san jose. >> here we have the food systems, carbon markets, transportation system and bring everybody together. you've got innovation ecosystem, the enter prenurse, big corporate municipalities coming together to figure out solutions. >> in the heart of silicon valley, innovation is tackling some of the billingest issues from waste with the robot trash can that sorts recyclable. to energy with the micro gram inside that is pow powering then stage for the big event. your can see here from the battery and the gasfier. we are storing the battery and not using any power from the grid while this main stage is rung f >> this can reduce the energy bill and limit the power. our localized clay ma'am math issue is drought. we saw a solution for that on display with source water. our company is the only off-grid sustainable

dustin dorsey, abc 7. >> have a great time. we'll see you in a little bit. >> you can watch the 49ers take on the ram here's on abc 7, coverage begins at 5:00 p.m. right after abc 7 news at 4:00. former a's manager tony la russa is retiring. official announcement came today. he has not managed the white sox since august 30 due to heart issues. his last public appearance was in oakland for dave stewart's jersey retirement ceremony last month. >> our tan ashley is not at the station today because he's out helping build a better bay area. today was the 27th annual dan ashley's friends of camp concord gl of tournament. since they started hosting the tournament it's sent more than 12,000 kids to summer kafer, all expenses paid. >> what we're so excited about is that all of these kids that we send to summer camp every year are kids that otherwise might not have a chance to go up and get out in nature in lake tahoe and do traditional camp ad th l.nce >> so good for the soul to do that. tonight there's a charity action and bang yet. if

dustin dorsey has the details now on what happened. 15 minutes it took just about 15 minutes for a domestic violence dispute to turn into a police chase and ultimately a deadly shooting between a suspect in hayward officers the man not yet identified by the alameda county sheriff's office fired multiple rounds at an apartment complex and flashed a handgun at responding officers. he was obviously set on violence and gun violence the apartment complex on gary drive is where the suspects x lives. least say he showed up and had to be forced out by the people living there. then police say he put innocent lives at risk at that point witnesses reportedly said he took out a handgun fired multiple rounds in the area even as he continued to leave the scene by getting into his car and and driving away responding hayward officers followed the suspect in a low-speed chase from the complex to eden canyon road near the 580 exit here officers pulled off a pit maneuver just top the suspect sky seven shows the crash mercedes along the embankment that did not stop the suspect he continued to tried to flee in

dustin dorsey, abc 7 news.hooter nikolas cruz be sentenced to life in prison without parole next month. that was the recommendation from the jury this morning. he pleaded guilty to killing 17 people at marjory stoneman douglas high school in 2018. some of the victim's families are angry, believing he should have received the death penalty. >> today's ruling was yet another gut punch for so many of us who devastatingly lost our loved ones on that tragic valentine's day. >> the monster that killed them gets to live another day. dan: the jury had to come to a unanimous decision to recommend death. three jurors say they refused to vote for death because they believe cruz is mentally ill. today the house select committee investigating the january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol took a bold step, voting unanimously to compel the former president to appear before the panel. it's expected to be the committee's last public hearing. they made their case as to how trump laid the groundwork for the siege at the capital, even

the arena is debuting all new food lineup as well abc7 news reporter dustin dorsey explains, no mattere food is a win for the chefs that prepare it and the fans. san jose sharks hockey has returned to the sap center for the 2022 season as the team looks to take a bite out of the competition fans will get in on the chomping as well with an all-new arena menu. people are no longer. just looking to have a good time watching their favorite team or listening to their favorite artists what they're looking for is also to enjoy that, you know food to enjoy that drink and just start into an overall experience and that's where we come in prepare to get hungry a mac and cheetos burger a dessert taco a sharks sushi roll yum yum yum and many of these delicious dishes. you will only find out one arena in the us like these from berkeley's own augie's montreal deli canadian food hockey game kind of makes sense. we're the only purveyors of canadian cuisine. yes, that is a thing. there's actually canadian cuisine for the only purveyors of that here in northern california. we're pretty proud about that.

abc7news reported dustin dorsey was there as his parents shared how special their son was. ome losses in sports are felt more than just on the scoreboard. the san jose state community continues to grieve for freshman spartan running back camden right after a tragic electric scooter accident. his parents considered him an angel on earth, now returned to heaven. >> i knew he was never really ours the day i laid eyes on him. i thought i made a deal with god. that because he chose us to raise him, the one thing i asked was that he never take him away. i have now learned the hard way there are no making deals with god. >> he was a 4.0 student member as a great friend, follower of man and it -- god and a family man. his father could hardly hold back tears remember in the last time he saw camden two weeks ago. >> gave him the biggest hug. and i said son, you know what? i am so proud of you. >> 's mother said the nurse told her just after he was born that he would be a football player one day. his parents said he was drawn to sku because of the family atmosphere he felt from the pla

reporter: dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. liz: next, the i-team response to your calls about a trapped deer. you will not want to miss how it turned out. sandhya patel: i will let you know if this is going to last for the blue angels and fleet week festivities. dan: plus, 7 on your side's michael finney in the case of the disappeari don't mind me. i'm just the flu. i'm quite harmless, really. and when people ask, “but aren't you linked to dangerous flu complications, like pneumonia, heart attack, and hospitalizations?” i just say, “but, i'm just the flu.” it's him! who? i'm just the flu! fight the flu with sanofi flu vaccines, which help prevent flu in older adults. they've even been shown to provide better protection from flu-related complications compared to standard dose flu shots. don't get fluzone high-dose quadrivalent if you've had a severe allergic reaction to its components, including egg products, or after previous dose of flu vaccine. don't get flublok quadrivalent if you've had a severe allergic reaction to its co

dustin dorsey has the details. d change the way we live our lives from working at home and even schooling at home, accessible at home internet is now much more than a luxury. just ask evergreen high school student joshua gutierrez. >> it was not such a necessity back then but now in this grade where everything is online and everyone is doing stuff with the internet, and this day, it is really a necessity. dustin: gutierrez and his family necessity -- use the internet in their free -- in their lives, and thanks to free wi-fi wit san jose, they have been able to live without a problem. dustin: this is the first network that provides wi-fi for community surrounding best for east -- wi-fi hotspots, chrome books, ipods are also available for use at san jose public libraries, and just for students but anyone in these neighborhoods. >> we are serving the entire community because we know it is important for the parents to be able to for example find jobs. it is critical for grandparents to get access to health care. this is

before its deployed and it's being constructed right here in the bay area and abc 7 news reporter dustin dorseythe lens. let's take the new 48 megapixel camera on the new iphone 14 pretty good quality now multiply it again and again and again 66 times that's 3,200 megapixels, which would make the largest camera sensor in the world and now see it for yourself the legacy survey of space and time camera created at the slack national accelerator laboratory at stanford. the final product is to be a catalog that has both space and time in it. so that's looking at the largest possible area and get as many galaxies as we can and then looking as deep as we can go which is far back in time. i wanted to learn more about how it works. so camera operation scientists stewart marshall took me inside the clean room for a closer. look it has the ability to capture more than 40 times the area of the moon with each shot and that's why this camera has to have the world's biggest lens with the most amount of sensors and it has the guinness world record to prove it. it's also outfitted with these filters costing. lo

it's all about moving this technology forward in san jose dustin dorsey abc 7 news.me east bay congressman pete stark was honored today in the renaming of eden landing ecological reserve in hayward. i know dad would have been thrilled beyond words. with this naming state senator bob wikowski got approval to rename the land after the late political icon stark fought against efforts to build a horse racing track on the native land. he also helped get millions in federal restoration funds for that area stark was one of the longest serving california representatives with 40 years in congress. well, we are this close to the weekend dan and i know some people might be making plans to go to a park or something like that over the weekend, but i know there's rain in the forecast, which is nice and halloween is coming up. don't forget that meteorologist. sandy patel is here with the forecast. that's right, and i know that there are festivities going on this weekend before halloween begins, dan and karina. you're good to go. okay for all outdoor plans including halloween after

this is who we are at the feet of historyrds positive change in jose dustin dorsey abc 7 news.nday streets finale san francisco gearing up for the last event of the year. we'll have the details of the festivities and where you'll be able to find the activities. and welcome back here the winning numbers from last night's 454 million dollar powerball drawing. 32-37-40 58 62 the powerball number powerball number 15 now nobody picked all six. so tomorrow night's jackpot goes up to 480 million dollars. and the winning numbers from last night's 33 million dollars super lotto plus drawing 5 10 16 34 35 the mega number1,gusthat . so night's prize increases to 34 million dollars. happening today in san francisco it's the final edition of this year's sunday streets with a day long event called phoenix day the nonprofit livable city aims at reclaiming car congested streets transforming them into spaces for all to enjoy today's activities are scattered across san francisco, including chinatown the mission outer sun. golden gate park and more. there's also a citywide scavenger hunt for a fl

sentencing will begin on november 18th in san jose dustin dorsey abc 7 news.alifornia's gold rush, but do you know the story about who came here for the gold rush, you know, they wanted to find their stake in their independence and the discovery of gold offered that possibility and some men found more than gold. found more than gold. they found each ot ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. wait. you're a night manager and mom and birthday cake baker? so adding “and” student might feel daunting. national university is here to support all your “ands.” national university. supporting the whole you. cotton candy. pink lemonade. bubble gum. when tobacco companies sell candy flavored products, they know exactly what they're doing because four out of five kids who use tobacco start with a flavored product. and once they're hooked, they can be addicted for life. this election: we can stop big tobacco's dirty trick. voting yes on prop 31 will end the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. saving kids from

was riding a scooter when he was hit by a school bus just blocks from campus abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey tells us how the spartan community is handling the loss. just hours before the san jose state football team was set to board a plane to play new mexico state tomorrow the team suffered an unbelievable tragedy freshmen running back camden mick wright was struck by a school bus while riding an electric scooter and he sadly lost his life sjsu president steve perez fighting off of motions while speaking with the media today. it's deeply deeply deeply felt on our campus. the accident happened just blocks up the road from the football facility and about 30 minutes before a team meeting was set to begin the california highway patrol told us witnesses. say the bus carrying 14 students was driving through a green light when mick wright was fatally hit. well we know for sure is that the school bus was traveling east on read entered the intersection of 10th street and the 18 year old male was traveling on an electric scooter north on 10th street. so cross in front of the path of the school bus a

on a mission to provide free wi-fi to nearly 300,000 residents by next year abc 7 news reporter dustin dorseyas changed the way we live our lives from working at home and even schooling at home accessible at home internet is now much more than a luxury just ask evergreen high school student joshua gutierrez. it wasn't such a necessity back then but now in this grenade where everything's online everyone's doing stuff with the internet. i think it's in this day. it's really a necessity gutierrez and his family utilize the internet at home in their daily lives and thanks to free community wi-fi from the city of san jose. they are able to live without interruption. it's levels out the playing fields. the sj access initiative is one of the nation's first school district wide network that currently provides wi-fi for communities surrounding five schools in the east side union high school district. wi-fi hotspots laptops chromebooks and ipads are also available for you that san jose public libraries not just for students, but anyone in these highlighted neighborhoods, we're serving the entire commun

thanks to their annual team photos as abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey found out the tradition has grown over the years. on campus at santa clara university they are very proud of their athletic accomplishments. but this year a new banner may need to be hung up on campus honoring the 2022 men's cross-country team most viral haircuts. we're getting so much so many comments so many like friends texting us so many like random people dming us this year. i feel that could really pull this off in other years we've gone absolutely that's right. this is not a one-off the tradition was born in 2014 as a simple team bonding experience the athletes grew out their hair two months before they returned from summer break to create these gems. it's a rite of passage from the outgoing seniors to the incoming freshmen when you get recruited you actually can see like all the pictures from the year past like a year before. yeah. it's like a big tradition that the guys will do. it's like a funny thing. we do we photos just a bit funny to have a joke about family and friends, you know, like not take ourselves

thanks to their annual team photos as abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey found out this tradition hass. on campus at santa clara university they are very proud of their athletic accomplishments. but this year a new banner may need to be hung up on campus honoring the 2022 men's cross-country team most viral haircuts. we're getting so much. i mean so many comments so many like friends texting us so many like random people dming us this year. i think people that could really pull this off in other years we've gone absolutely observed. that's right. this is not a one-off the tradition was born in 2014 as a simple team bonding experience the athletes grew out their hair two months before they return from summer break to create these gems. it's a rite of passage from the outgoing seniors to the incoming freshmen when you get recruited you actually can see like all the pictures from the year past like year before. yeah this like a big tradition that the guys will do. it's like a funny thing that we do we photos just a bit funny to have a joke about family and friends, you know, like not tak

dustin dorsey has the details now on what happened. 15 minutes it took just about 15 minutes for a domestic violence dispute to turn into a police chase and ultimately a deadly shooting between a suspect in hayward officers the man not yet identified by the alameda county sheriff's office fired multiple rounds at an apartment complex and flashed a handgun at responding officers. he was obviously set on violence and gun violence the apartment complex on gary drive is where the suspects x lives. least say he sho

dustin dorsey has the latest on the investigation and explains what transportation officials need toto make the streets safer for drivers and pedestrians. as san jose continues its record pace of traffic deaths on city streets the first few weeks of the year really set the tone for what was to come police opened five fatal crash investigations by january 12th, the fifth involved a 38 year old man who died crossing center road, the case remains unsolved the most important portion of this investigation. is that the driver that night did not stay at the scene and fled the area today. we're revealing new footage and new images of that suspect vehicle, which we believe to be an early 2000s toyota tacoma to will drive two-door with an extended cab the hit and run represents one of 20 involving crashes that resulted in serious injury or death in san jose from january through july according to the latest department of transportation data investigators. say san jose resident quinn van was crossing center road about 300 feet from the crosswalk at the intersection with capitol expressway late o

where he then ran and tried to carjack a driver when officers fired at him abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey fill us in on a complex investigation. 15 minutes it took just about 15 minutes for a domestic violence dispute to turn into a police chase and ultimately a deadly shooting between a suspect in hayward officers the man not yet identified by the alameda county sheriff's office fired multiple rounds at an apartment complex and flashed a handgun at responding officers. he was obviously set on violence and gun violence the apartment complex on gary drive is where the suspects x lives. least say he showed up and had to be forced out by the people living there. then police say he put innocent lives at risk at that point witnesses report. edly said he took out a handgun. fired multiple rounds in the area even as he continued to leave the scene by getting into his car and and driving away responding hayward officers followed the suspect in a low speed chase from the complex to eden canyon road near the 580 exit here officers pulled off a pit maneuver just top the suspect sky seven shows the c

dustin dorsey explains. the sap center as the team looks to take a bite out of the other competition. fans get a new menu. >> no longer just looking to have a good time. listening to their favorite artists. food to enjoy the drink and overall experience. reporter: a mac & cheese burger. many of these delicious dishes. >> canadian food, hockey game. there is canadian cuisine. >> perfect comfort food. this opportunity has given them new life. >> the pivot has been huge. it's keeping us alive. >> staying alive to just getting started, through truck to the shark tank. >> home recipes. it's just homey. somebody people coming. 15,000, 14,000 people. kristen: it's like going to epcot. the chart return home tomorrow night. that's it. abc7news at 5:00 is coming up next. care coalition, where are we on alaska airlines? we found that people are raving about their customer care. i mean, take a look at this! wow! [dog barks] says here they have the most flights from the west coast. they fly to chicago, hawaii, cancun! wo

dustin dorsey says the owner has advice for other small businesses as a holiday season approaches. batteries and bulbs on stevens creek has been keeping customers charged and ready for 14 years in san jose, but after a rash of break-ins and crimes this store that specializes in power is finding it hard to keep the lights on we need to make sure that our staff is safe. our customers are safe and if we can't assure that then what what's the point of continuing on surveillance footage shows a few of them major incidents that the store and owner neil dorward have dealt with since last november the front of the store has been shot out by a pellet gun and smashed by a rock as someone ran into steal from the register at the back of the store groups of broken in multiple times. so it started in june when we discovered that our gate had been clipped and then in july, this is where they actually came in and took some batteries of ours and finally they went for the entrance this happened over a period of two months. it came back about 10 times all incidents leading to thousands of dollars in

dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. reggie: san francisco is ending the public declaration for monkeypox. new cases have slowed to less than one per day. more than 27,000 residents are now vaccinated. eligible san franciscans who have been vaccinated should be, including getting a second dose, this is a major victory. kumasi: san francisco restaurant week is almost here. this is hosted by the golden gate association. restaurants will be featuring special prices. prices range from $30-$70 per meal. reggie: that all looks good. kumasi: something i look forward to. reggie: where are we going? i will bring the wine. kumasi: ritz table, is that on the list? reggie: i am doubting it. reggie: do you not know lazy bear? we were talking about that the other day and people speak so highly of it. spencer: i haven't been there but we have to check it out. reggie: they have a lot of outdoor dining there. spencer: we will see that outdoor dining tonight but over the weekend it will get really nd forecast that will blow you away. and your food too. this is the live view from our rooftop camera. 53 in sa

dustin dorsey has more on how the spartan community is handling this tremendous loss. >> hours beforethe san jose

dustin dorsey explains what you need to know about these new plates. california is driving into the 21st century. say goodbye to the loan choice of traditional license plates and hello to the opportunity to own digital license plates for your car. >> i'm all about giving people a choice here in the state of california. dustin: lori wilson, co-authored the bill said to become law, allowing all 40 million drivers to go digital with their vehicles adjoining michigan and arizona. it's all about making life easier for drivers. the plates from the california based company allow for customization and registration renewal, without even walking into the dmv. >> it's going to be much more beneficial for them and make our processing much more efficient. it's a big change. we are no longer your father's dmv. i think it is something tha and. dustin: no more long lines at the dmv, it's just the start. the other benefits are the safety features. the license plates will display different messages, for different emergencies, like if a car stolen. >> i am driving behind

it is constructed in the bay area, abc7news reported dustin dorsey got to take a close look by the lens new camera on the iphone 14. good quality, multiply it again and again and again 66 times. that is a lot of medic pixels that would make the largest camera sensor in the world now see it for yourself, the legacy survey of space and time camera created at the national accelerator lavatory at stanford. >> the -- laboratory at stanford. >> the final -- to be a catalog that has space and time and it. look at the largest possible area, get as many galaxies as we can, as deep as we can go that is far back in time. reporter: stuart took me inside the clean room for the closer look to see how it was done. it can capture more than 40 times the area of the moon with each shot. the camera has the world's biggest lens of the most amount of sensors. it has a guinness world record to prove it. it is outfitted with these filters, costing a million dollars each to allow it a certain amount of light through the camera. it will capture images quickly and efficiently. >> it spends most of its time of th

dustin dorsey has details. >> once known as one of the safest big cities in the country, law enforcement leaders say it is no longer the case in san jose. three major incidents tied up most of the police department officers. sj police officers association says this left the rest of the city vulnerable. >> these are all 911 calls coming in from various businesses asking for help. pleading for help. yet there was not one san jose officer available to respond. we are unsafe, period. >> it started below -- a family disturbance led to multiple people shot at kaufman art. one dead, one injured, one suspect. miles up the road from a shooting took another life that would police it was a party on madeira avenue. after that, he double stabbing at a nightclub two miles away. >> we do not want this violent crime in our city. however, we cannot prevent it. we will do what we can to curve it. >> sj pd says that is getting difficult due to lack of staffing. the national average suggests that apartment should have 2400 officers. 1021 filled spots. as trey poa says the department should have called for h

dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. dan: a police department under investigation on multiple levels. a look at what is being done to change the antioch pd. >> the support from the community has been overwhelming. ama: good things happened don't mind me. i'm just the flu. i'm quite harmless, really. and when people ask, “but aren't you linked to dangerous flu complications, like pneumonia, heart attack, and hospitalizations?” i just say, “but, i'm just the flu.” it's him! who? i'm just the flu! fight the flu with sanofi flu vaccines, which help prevent flu in older adults. they've even been shown to provide better protection from flu-related complications compared to standard dose flu shots. don't get fluzone high-dose quadrivalent if you've had a severe allergic reaction to its components, including egg products, or after previous dose of flu vaccine. don't get flublok quadrivalent if you've had a severe allergic reaction to its components. tell your healthcare professional if you've had severe muscle weakness after a flu shot. people with weakened immune systems may have a lower vac

karina: dustin dorsey explains no matter how the team does, the food is a win for the shafts and the chefs ans fans. dustin: san jose hockey has returned. as the team looks to take a bite out of the competition, fans will get in on the chopping as well with an all-new new arena menu. >> people are no longer just looking to have a good time watching their favorite team or listening to their favorite artist. what they are looking for is also to enjoy that food, that drink, and the overall experience. that is where we come in. dustin: prepare to get hungry. yum, yum, yum. many of these delicious dishes you will only find at one arena and the u.s., like these. >> canadian food, hockey game. we're the only purveyors of canadian cuisine. yes, that is a thing. we are the only purveyors of that in northern california. dustin: i tried the putin -- the poutine. perfect comfort food for sharks hockey. this has given them new life. >> it has been huge for us. it is keeping us alive. dustin: from staying alive to just getting started, he's taking his homegrown venezuelan dishes from the food truck

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dustin dorsey spoke with experts and has the details. >> don't let our current warm weather for you. season is already upon us. while covid fears are plateauing for some doctors are warning the community about the early reemergence of certain seasonal illnesses. >>>> this particular surge of standard which are virus occurring in october is unusual. . >> covid: something called viral interference so you don't -- you can't have both going on at the same time so last time we were in a major covid long was may 2021 and we started seeing rsv. >> k's is already rising dramatically on the east coast. the connecticut children's medical center setting up a tent unit on its lawn because they are out of ed's. dr. alan schroeder at children's health says his hospital is seeing an unseasonable increase in illnesses. >> not only more rsv but quite a bit more of the other standard winter viruses as well. so they called wino -- called rhinovirus in particular is something we have been seeing for a good six weeks or so. the rsp surge has been the last couple of weeks. >> dr. schroeder says parents ne

dustin dorsey spoke with a local climate expert about what this represents for coastlines around thebeaches of maui and hawaii draw millions of visitors from around the world every year. this san jose resident and his wife have been there all week. instead of seeing this at their hotel, this is what it looks like. >> we are literally sitting at the pool on lounge chairs, watching palm trees fall into the ocean. then walking over to the palm trees toward the beach, we are seeing the sidewalk disappear. more and more each day, it has been a crazy week. reporter: this native captured the drone video, showing toppled palm trees nearlyashed on the hl the walkway connecting the resorts impassable. >> every year that goes by, it gets worse and worse. reporter: she blames the ivins tourism industry and climate change for shorelines breaking down. >> it makes me sad for future generations that the state continues to do temporary fixes that do more harm than good. we've lost 13 miles of shoreline over the last 30 years. island nations around the world are feeling the impacts of climate change.

area couple says they saw palm trees falling into the ocean during their trip abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey. spoke with the local climate expert about with this represents for coastlines around the world. the beautiful beaches of maui and hawaii draw millions of visitors from around the world every year san jose resident steve sardello and his wife have been there all week. but instead of seeing this at their hotel in lahaina, this is what kanapali beach looks like we're literally sitting at the pool on lounge chairs watching palm trees fall into the ocean then walking over to the palm trees towards the beach. we're seeing the sidewalk disappearing more and more each day. it's been a crazy week here. now. we native tiada lawrence captured this drone video. going toppled palm trees as the waves nearly crash onto the kaanapali ali hotel the walkway connecting the resorts on west maui impassable every year lawrence blames the island's tourism industry and climate change for the shorelines breaking down. it makes me sad for future gener. ations and sea level rise, you know island nations around