jobina tracking all of this from the live desk. jobina? >> thank you, kumasi. good morning. pg&e says so far they have restored power to more than 156,000 customers. so, what we're also looking at here is the utility's website coming up because this map shows the public safety power shutoffs. all the purple triangles represent areas that are still without power. at the height of the shutoff, 345,000 customers had their power turned off. most areas are expected to have their lights turned on today. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live in orinda this morning with how residents are dealing with this and also businesses. good morning, amy. >> hi, jobina. you can't help but feel bad for the businesses and i ammic looilo looking at them in orinda and a second day and morning of not being able to light. it's the same situation in lafayette and also in moraga. their downtown areas do not have power and, of course, some homes also have had their lights turned out. we have seen grocery stores bring in lights to stay in business. some people are frustrated. you can go on nextdoor

jobina. >>> deadline extended in the breonna taylor case. why a judge agrees to give kentucky's attorney general extra time to release transcripts. >>> a closer look at this amazing sight in napa county. >>> here's a look at the by product of that. hour air quality forecast. the north bay, inland east bay. most likely to have unhealthy it's rising. the pain is coming. ♪ if i could, baby i'd ♪ how can i, when you won't take it from me ♪ ♪ you can go your own way ♪ ♪ go your own way your wireless. your rules. only with xfinity mobile. >>> welcome back. 6:08 on this thursday. let's talk about our current temperatures. we knew they would be warmer this morning. up to 7 degrees warmer. places like the south bay from 59 in, say mountain view to 67 in san jose. you can see 60s just about everywhere. even 70s and 80s in the higher elevations. look at the unhealthy air in napa. unhealthy for sensitive groups, oakland, fremont, redwood city and unhealthy for everybody as we head back to the south bay.

jobina tracking all of this at the live desk. good morning, jobina. >> good morning, kumasi. pg&e has restored power to more than 156,000 customers so far. let's take a look at the utility website right now so you can see this is the map that shows the public safety shutoffs and all the purple triangles represent areas still without power and at the height of the shutoff 3,045 customers had their power turned off. most people will have their lights turned back on today. amy hollyfield is live in the east bay and have more on the impact of homeowners, as well as residents. back to you guys. >> hi, good morning, jobina. i'll take it from here. i want to show you how dark it is here in orinda. we lit it up with our lights but without our lights, it is dark here. no power here in downtown orinda. same situation in lafayette. businesses dark, again. a second day they will be losing money and they will be closed and except we noticed major grocery stores. they brought in generators to stay in business. and then, ok, several homes also without power. some people are frustrated. othe

>> thank you, jobina. here's a reminder if you were worried about the initial deadline to get a real i.d. at the dmv. the department of homeland security announced that it was pushed back to october 1st of 2021 because of covid-19. that means that one year from today you will need a real i.d. driver's license or compliant identification if you want to get on a domestic flight. you also won't be allowed to enter restricted federal facilities like mill tear bases or the white house. >>> san francisco's conservatory of flowers reopens to visitors again. it's been closed since march. there will be new precautions because of covid-19. it will be 25% of normal capacity to make sure there's enough room. people will be required to wear face coverings and visitors are encouraged to buy in advance. they'll be open from 10:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. >>> cool. put that on my list. all right. >> me too. >> i know. it looks so nice. it's like you miss all these things. ooh, it's open. i can't wait to go. >> doesn't matter wha

jobina fortson at the live desk. jobina. >> thank you, reggie. a white house spokesperson says that they are taking all the proper health protocols this morning limiting physical access to the president and wearing the appropriate ppe when around him. but you may have seen this video. lots of people did yesterday of the president arriving at the white house and removing his face mask. and, also, going right to twitter to downplay the pandemic. >> the nurses, the first responders and i learned so much about coronavirus and one thing that's for certain, don't let it dominate you. don't be afraid of it. >> the president is not yet fully recovered from covid-19. his doctors said monitoring him through the weekend will be critical. moments ago on "gma" dr. jennifer ashton weighed in on the president's behavior. >> medicine we always have to deal with noncompliant patients and behavior does matter. we try not to get angry and lose hope in changing a patient. but one thing engaging in behavior that has an impact on your personal health and quite another

let's talk about that commute and turn it over to jobina. hi, jobina. >> hi, mike. thank you.eryone. i have a commuter alert from b.a.r.t. and the san francisco train line is experiencing a 30-minute delay in the dublin pleasanton direction an earlier problem at the balboa park station. going to bring in our live cameras now and checking out the bay bridge toll plaza. it looks like i'm just going to double check the chp log and the metering lights came on at 6:21 this morning. expect it to be a bit slow. once you make it through, clear ride on the bay bridge and then lastly here checking out san jose to 280. very clear. the toll plaza our seeing what people left behind in the attic. well, saving on homeowners insurance with geico's help was pretty fun too. ahhhh, it's a tiny dancer. they left a ton of stuff up here. welp, enjoy your house. nope. no thank you. geico could help you save on homeowners and renters insurance. >>> if you're into stargazing maybe a little remote learning for the kids at night. yeah. the orion meteor shower is expected to be at its peak in the next co

here's jobina. hi, jobina. >> hi, mike. thank you. good morning, everyone. so, i'm going to give you an overall look at the bay area right now from our map. you can see a couple slow spots i'm looking at coming out of tracy and sunol and it's going to stop right when you get to 238 and picked up by 6:00 a.m. and speeds down to 24 miles per our.speeds down to 24 miles per live look outside and see how things are going out there. starting in emoeryvillemeryvill. lots of headlights making their way towards the maze and bay bridge toll plaza where metering lights are not on yet and then moving over to the south bay here. san josic looing live at 101 and really smooth traffic in the but you've neverhree seen it like this. now with xfinity internet, you can also save on wireless and streaming. get internet that's packed with power and up to $400 in savings with xfinity mobile. plus, stream your favorites with a flex 4k device included at no extra cost. it's three ways to get more and save more. oh look, another 3! get xfinity internet and mobile together, plus a f

jobina fortson looking at that from the live desk. jobina? >> thank you, reggie.nson & johnson vaccine in phase three which is the last step before it could receive approval. the person had a, quote, unexplained illness but other than that we don't know much about the patient. for example, we don't know if the patient got the vaccine itself or a placebo. experts say pauses like this are a normal part of clinical research. this is the second time a late-stage vaccine trial has been paused. astrazeneca had tt itstrl last e >> jin tnk you > santa clara county expected e ss restrictive orange tier today. indoor dining and other indoor activities would be allowed with restrictions. the economy and reopenings are part of our effort to build a better bay area and julian glover is live with more. >> hey, reggie. good morning. if you have been one of the people just waiting to go back inside of a restaurant, order something off the menu and have it delivered to the table, today is the day you could finally be hearing some good news. same deal if you've been waiting to wors

jobina is tracking that and these questions about how one of these fires started. jobina? >> thank you. good morning. fire crews say they could see a break later today when the winds start to die down. the fires started on monday. so far the silverado fire in the hills above irvine burned 13,000 acres. it's 5% contained. the blue ridge fire is about 15 miles away. it burned 15,000 acres with no containment. ten homes burned in the blue ridge fire. this morning there are new questions about what sparked the silverado fire. southern california edison is investigating if power lines are to blame for all of this. the utility is defending the decision to turn off power for just 30 customers monday morning. >> all right. thank you. >>> orange county firefighters made this special rescue yesterday. they shared this video of one of their crews finding this small barn owl lying on the dirt near the silverado fire. they wrapped him up in the fire jacket. he's safe and sound with animal rescue. >>> this morning dozens of employees and patients at a ucsf medical center are under quara

jobina is at the live desk with more on that. jobina? >> thank you. chief of staff mark meadows told abc news this morning that a decision on whether or not the president will be discharged from the hospital will come later today. the president's doctors have said they're optimistic it could happen today, but have not made -- or have made -- there have been mixed messages about the president's health. on saturday presidential doctor sean connelly dodged questions about whether the president needed oxygen. he later admitted that he administered oxygen twice. there's questions about when and how the president caught covid-19. the rose garden announcement of his supreme court pick may have been a super spreader event. so far none of the people in attendance have tested positive. some people on the debate prep team have also tested positive for covid-19. >>> president trump's attorney, rudy giuliani, spoke this morning on "gma." he says he's been tested for covid-19 several times since the president's diagnosis and he may get tested again today. his lates

let's turn it over to jobina and talk about the morning commute. hi, jobina. >> hi, mike. i'm following two sigalerts this morning. the first is in san jose, the second in benicia. we'll start with the crash in san jose. a live picture there of noun 101 at the hellier avenue off-ramp it looks like they have just towed the box truck involved here. this crash happened just before 4:00 a.m. there was a box truck that overturned. an ambulance was called out to the scene. extensive backup was happening there. speeds were down to 5 miles per hour. it looks like the chp has this picked up. they were telling us at 5:30 it would be open, but they're still out there working. our second sigalert, i'm bringing in the map, benicia 630 past the lake herman on-ramp. an overturned big rig in the area. lastly i want to take a live look showing you the bay bridge toll plaza. we do not have updates that the metering lights are on this morning. that's good news if you're headed into san francisco. looks clear for the most part. it should be picking up nicely once you make your way on to the b

jobina fortson at the live desk this morning. jobina. >> thank you, reggie. a white house spokesperson says they're taking the proper health protocols and limiting physical access to the president and then wearing the proper ppe when around him. now, if you're watching yesterday, you probably saw that when the president arrived out the white house he took off his face mask, basically the moment he got there and then went to twitter to downplay the pandemic. >> the nurses, the first responders and i learned so much about coronavirus and one thing that is for certain. don't let it dominate you. don't be afraid of it. >> the disease the president says we shouldn't fear has killed 210,000 americans with cases in much of the country on the rise. and he hasn't fully recovered. doctors say monitoring him through the weekend will be critical. moments ago on "gma" dr. jennifer ashton weighed in on the president's behavior. >> we always have to deal with noncompliant patients and behavior does matter. we try not to get angry or lose hope in changing behavior in a patie

hi, jobina. >> hi, mike. thank you. good morning. no major crashes to report right now. that's the good news. we'll look at the map first, you can see all the green around our area right now. no major blocking issues on our freeways, you do see that slow spot coming out of hayward. that's due to roadwork on 880 that wrapped up. those are some residual delays. bringing in our cameras here, we will look live at the san mateo bridge. things are beginning to build as people make their way westbound. no brake lights at the moment. emeryville, a live look showing you 80 as people make their way through. looking nice as well. i'll let you know if anything changes. >> thank you. >>> coming up, an easy way for kids to get tested for covid-19. the dedicated drive-through lane that's now open in one county. >> and a private school in marin county closing campus again. the dangerous gatherings apparently taking place with students. >>> and this is good news if you love the westminster dog show. one of the lo

let's get over to jobina and talk about the morning commute. hi, jobina. >> hi, mike. thank you. good morning. so the metering lights are officially on at the bay bridge toll plaza. according to the chp, they turned them on around 5:57 this morning. it's packed there. it will be slow until you get to the incline. looking at the san mateo bridge, getting busier there. especially making your way westbound. you can see the brake lights in the distance. bringing in this graphic, in the south bay, specifically san jose north bubound 101 before mckee, minor slowing of traffic. kumasi? >>> bay area mayors are speaking out against a controversial plan that would force large companies to keep employees working from home in response to climate change. the metropolitan transportation commission approved a mandate in september that would have employers keep 60% of their workers home by 2050. they say this would reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 19%. san francisco mayor london breed and san jose mayor sam liccardo put out a joint statement saying they could not support the mandate because it

hi, jobina. >> hi, mike.ly we have a crash in oakland and injuries are not reported which is the good news there. if you're traveling on southbound 880 and you're definitely going to run into the slow down. speeds down around 12 and 22 miles per hour. i want to bring in our 880 camera. it's at the coliseum. a little but of the view of this area and i want to show people whaul things are looking like but it's all clear and moving and no problem there's and then take a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza where the sensors are showing it is busier and you can see that there. the chp has not given us an alert the lights are and the veterans that never quit on their team. when being a fan gets tough, and stretching your budget gets even tougher... ...our agents put in the time and legwork for you, ...so saving on auto insurance is easy. because saving a little extra goes a long way. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. traffic and air pollution will be even worse after the pandemic. that's why we support

jobina fortson at the live desk with more. jobina? >> thank you, kumasi.s a lot of reaction. there appears to be a general consensus that neither candidate did much to move the needle. we're learning both campaigns are claiming victory. pete buttigieg and republican strategist sara tag an are on "good morning america" with what each candidates needs to do. >> president trump is still losing because he did nothing to explain to the american people what he will do to improve his miserable record on dealing with the pandemic, on our divided country, especially over race. >> most americans like donald trump's policies. too many of them do not like his style. he cannot make any major gaffs in the next week. >> she said president trump flooeds needs to lay out detailed substance about what he's going to do in the next four years. she said, as you heard, many americans like his -- excuse me. like his policies, but not his style, kumasi. >> thank you, jobina. >>> abc news was fact checking both candidates during the debate to find out which claims hold up. head to

jobina fortson is looking at that from the live desk. jobina? >> thank you. san jose police say a man was shot and killed just before 3:00 this morning. this happened near the shell gas station off of story road. parts of king and story are closed as police continue to investigate. if this is a part of your morning commute, please take alternate routes. as of right now there's no information about a suspect. this is the 33rd homicide of the year for san jose. liz? >> thank you. >>> this morning we are waiting for an update on a terrible outdoor dining crash in the south south bay. at least eight people were hurt when a man drove into diners in san jose. this is video of the aftermath at dynasty chinese seafood restaurant. this happened yesterday afternoon. police say two people have life threatening injuries. abc7 reporter julian glover is live for us in san jose this morning with an update. good morning. >> good morning. this outdoor dining setup quickly turned into people scrambling to save their lives when police tell us the driver of this toyota 4-runner

good morning, mike. >> good morning julian, kumasi and jobina jobina.nesday we have cool conditions out there in our valleys. it's still breezy up in our mountains. that's why we have that raed flg warning until 8:00. look at that. it's so cool and dry this morning. there's no fog at the golden gate bridge. what a gorgeous sight there. so let's talk about your temperatures. this is the last day of our heat wave with 80s inland, 70s around the bay and upper 60s at the coast. >> thank you. >>> new this morning in san francisco, search and rescue crews have rescued a person off the side of a cliff. the person was found trapped near battery crosby in the presidio. this is new video of the rescue from the fire department. we're waiting for more details from sffd and we'll keep you updated as soon as we learn more information right there. it must have been cold out there on the water so early in the morning. >>> thousands of pg&e customers could be without power tonight. the utility expected to shut off electricity for 54,000 customers across 19 california co

here is jobina with the morning commute. hi, jobina. >> hi, mike. thank you very much.g, everyone. so we are going to start off with a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights came on at 6:01. a backup is definitely building there as you can see. and it extends to the maze, also through emeryville as well. i want to bring in our camera showing westbound 80 as well. if you're coming out of berkeley, albany, anything like that, you can see those headlights making their way towards the maze. that's the situation on the road. also want to bring in a quick commuter alert that i have, mike mentioning the fire danger. fairfax-bolinas is closed between highway 1 and the meadow but that's tough to do on a fixed income. i'd be hit with a tax penalty for moving to another county, so i'm voting 'yes' on prop 19. it limits property taxes and lets seniors transfer their home's current tax base to another home that's closer to family or medical care. being closer to family is important to me. how about you? voting 'yes' on prop 19. uber and lyft are like every big guy i

we'll turn it over to jobina and talk about the morning commute. hi, jobina. how are you? >> i'm doing well, mike. thank you. good morning, everyone. happy monday to you. we are going to start off with a live look showing you the golden gate bridge where the chp has issued a heavy fog advisory for the area. you can certainly see that low visibility. it's going to be coming like that in and out of san francisco, especially making your way further into the north bay. moving over to the east bay. emeryville, it's foggy on that camera. you can hardly make out the headlights. this should be westbound 80 that you're seeing. those headlights barely making it through the camera there. down in the south bay as well, things are much clearer. taking a live look showing you san jose, 101, no major slowdowns to report. kumasi has some news about the a's. >> yes, indeed. >>> it's a big afternoon for a's fans today that's because the team starts their playoff series against a familiar rival, playing the houston astros inside a playoff bubble. here's how it willies will be played at dodge

hi, jobina. let's talk about the red flag warning and what you will see is it encompasses some areas that are not normally in a red flag warning. places like daly city, pacifica, half moon bay. the peninsula coast, santa cruz mountains, the east bay hills, the dabo range, the east bay valleys, north bay mountains, historically dry fuels out there, gusty winds and lowering humidity are the reasons why we'll have issues today and tomorrow morning. right now fog along the coast. it hasn't made it into the bay. temperatures today milder. 60s at the coast. 70s around the bay. 80s inland. >> mike, thank you. >>> happening now, force the blackouts for horse tos pg&e cu. they are not as widespread as we once feared they would be. we'll look at the map first, you can see all the green around our area right now. about 2,000 fewer people are in the dark than we anticipated earlier this week. the bulk of the outages are happening in napa county. that's where we find amy hollyfield. she's in calistoga. >> the

jobina fortson is at the live desk with the extra safety measures in place. jobina? >> yes. this will be the only debate between the candidates for vice president and here are just some of the safety measures both candidates have agreed to. so this morning we're learning that the candidates will stand 12 feet apart between a plexiglass barrier. senator harris requested the plexiglass. the vice president agreed to it though his team says they do not believe it's necessary. we're told anyone without a mask will be escorted out of the building. here's a live look at the debate hall at the university of utah in salt lake city. dmc chair tom perez explains why they're adamant about enforcing the rules. >> what we saw in cleveland was the trump campaign recklessly disregarded the rules that were set forth that they agreed to. we were sitting in the debate hall with masks on. there wasn't one trump official with a mask on. you're putting people in harm's way. >> both pence and harris have been getting tested for coronavirus regularly. the latest results show both are negative. you

jobina fortson has more on this announcement from eli lilly. jobina? >> yes.ays it has been developing potential antibody treatments for covid-19 patients over the last several months and the company announced it submitted a request to the fda to give emergency use authorization for monotherapy treatment and they're working on combination therapy to treat covid-19. this could benefit patients with mild to moderate symptoms. the company plans to launch a larger study this month and will release more information about all of this later this morning. >>> we're hearing incredible stories of survival from the glass fire including these two newlyweds. 100-year-old howard and his new bride, joanne, they evacuated with their two dogs. they took with them howard's priceless war medals from his career as a u.s. army air corps captain during world war ii. howard and joanne met two years ago when he hired her to compile a book about his military career. they recently tied the knot but sadly their home burned in the class fire. >> the important thing is we have each other.

jobina? >> thank you. >>> breaking news. three people died after a terrorist attack at a church in southern france. moments ago france's prime minister just raised his nation's threa highest level. today's attack targeted a church in nice. police shot the attacker. he's now in custody. investigators believe the suspect attacked alone. this marks the third recent terrorist attack in france and comes just as the country prepares to go into another lockdown because of rising covid cases. >>> minutes ago the u.s. labor department released the latest weekly jobless reports. 751,000 people filed for unemployment last week. that's a slight decline from the week before. there are 7.76 million continuing claims. that's slightly higher than the previous week. also the bureau of economic analysts report shows the gdp rose by 33.1% in the third quarter. it follows last quarter record breaking decline in gdp due to the pandemic induced plunge. >>> and stock futures are mixed this morning. dow futures are down about 50 points following ye

jobina has the new details here. >> yes. dr. anthony fauci is on "gma" this morning with a grim outlook on winter. he says people need to stay home for the holidays to avoid another surge in cases. >> particularly when you have people coming in from out of town who may have been on airplanes, in airports, they just come into the house, if you have vulnerable people, the elderly or people with underlying conditions, you better consider whether you want to do that now or forestall it. >> dr. fauci responded to the white house embracing a great barrington declaration that suggests people should be allowed allow ed to live their lives without restrictions to achieve herd immunity. >> if you let things rip, let the infection go, no masks, crowd, that is ridiculous. this idea that we have the power to protect the vulnerable is total nonsense, history has shown that that's not the case. >> you can watch that full interview with dr. fauci at 7:00 on "gma," right here after abc7 news. >>> today we'll see the next step in the supreme cour

let's get over to jobina and talk about the morning commute. hi, jobina. >> hi, mike.ch. good morning. i have a couple of advisories i want to mention quickly before i show the cameras. we have a fog advisory for the golden gate bridge, also for the bay bridge toll plaza area and metering lights came on at 5:36. now moving into the south bay, a live look showing you san jose. 101, our camera there. very clear conditions in the south bay. we have no major crashes to report on any of our bay area freeways right now. that's good news for your monday morning commute. looking live at the richmond-san rafael bridge, i am expecting it to be light and it is. looking great. but i can't say i expected this. because it was easy. to fight these fires, we need funding - plain and simple. for this crisis, and for the next one. prop 15 closes tax loopholes so rich corporations pay their fair share of taxes. so firefighters like me, have what we need to do the job, and to do it right. the big corporations want to keep their tax loopholes. it's what they do. well, i do what i do. if yo

good morning to you julian and kumasi and jobina. hi, everybody. i do have the news of a fire danger length extending until 6:00 this evening. national weather service brought that up this morning. that's the difference between when you went to bed last night and what's happening now. 90s possible everywhere, even along the coast, just like we had yesterday at half moon bay. all those records going to be warmer than it was yesterday. i'll show you that relief coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast. >> pg&e is expected to restore power by 10:00 tonight depending on the weather. this morning thousands of people in northern california are still in the dark from the public safety power shutoff that started on wednesday. so the pink triangles that you see on the map, those indicate the outages. anser hassan is live in sonoma with more on this. >> good morning, kumasi. again, this neighborhood in sonoma is without power. if you look up, you can see the power lines and trees are part of the reason why pg&e is so concerned about neighborhoods like

jobina? >> thank you, mike. good morning. i'm following a sigalert in san jose this morning on -- it's not a great situation. we have some images coming in from the area. you can see there we have an overturned truck. injuries have been reported. an ambulance has been called out to the scene, this is northbound 101 at the hellyer avenue off-ramp. it looks like the chp is trying to get this moved out of the way. this happened about an hour ago now. also learning that speeds are still down to about 5 miles per hour. there are at least three lanes blocked at the moment. those are all the details we have so far. also want to bring you to a live camera showing you a look at walnut creek. we have smooth conditions in the east bay after an earlier sigalert, a second one in concord that appears to have cleared. i'll keep you posted on what unfolds in san jose. kumasi? >> thank you. >>> it's basically do or die for the oakland a's today. the team has to win again to force a winner take all game five tomorrow. the a's hit five home run

jobina has more from the live desk with more on that. jobina? >> yes.g this morning that there are "very good reviews for his town hall last night." some are noting there was a stark contrast between how the president and joe biden were answering questions on a number of topics including the coronavirus pandemic. >> we're in a situation where we have 210,000 plus people dead. what is he doing? nothing. >> we have done an amazing job. it's rounding the corner. we have the vaccines coming. >> reporter: president trump said during the nbc town hall he couldn't remember if he was tested on the day of the last debate. he did test positive two days later. while the president defended his personal record in miami, joe biden tried a more pragmatic approach in philadelphia. george stephanopoulos asked if he would open to packing the courts. >> i'm not a fan. it depends on how this turns out. >> don't voters have a right to know where you stand? >> they do have a right to know where i stand. they'll know where i stand before they vote. >> you'll come out with a c

let's get back to jobina and talk about the morning commute. >> thank you. we have not seen too many problems due to the drizzle in the area, just a heads up to take your time out there this morning. we want to bring in a look at our map. overall we don't have too many slow spots in the bay area. just specifically coming out of tracy and then 880 you can see there in oakland. we'll bring in our live camera so we can see the area between northbound 880 between 23rd and 29th avenues. just a little bit out of frame here. you are going to run into a bit of a slowdown due to roadwork and that should be picked up by 6:00 a.m. then lastly here before i send it back to reggie and kumasi, checking out the san mateo bridge, it looks a little off right now, but if you can see on the far right corner, we do have a lot of brake lights for people making their way westbound. >> thank you. >>> coming up, when could we see a return to normal? dr. fauci, a sobering message during his virtual uc berkeley event. >>> also what a wild story. plot foiled. the plan to kidnap the go

hi, jobina. >> hi, guys. good morning.o we are going to start with a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza where things are beginning to pick up. no metering lights yet. it's been quiet across the bay area this morning in terms of traffic. here we are. you can see nice ride there making your way into san francisco from the east bay this morning. over to the south bay, i want to check in on our 101 san jose camera there. clear if you're making your way south. looking good this morning. let's check in with mike. hi, mike. >> thank you very much, jobina. hope you're having a good morning. let's look at what's going on with our 24-hour temperature change. it is significant in our inland valleys with those calm conditions and that ext extraordinarily dry air. 21 degrees cooler in napa. double digits in the inland east bay neighborhoods where everybody is in the 40s. even highway 4, which is always warmer, in the 40s. yesterday we had a large spread across san ramon, where we had the mid 40s at bishop ranch. if you went up to t

jobina fortson has the reveal. >> hi. yes.ted nations world food program was awarded the 2020 nobel peace prize for its efforts effort s to combat hunger and food insecurity around the world. the nobel peace prize committee said they deserved the award because last year they helped nearly 100 million hunger victims in 88 countries. the nobel peace prize recognizes those who have contributed the most towards ending conflict, promoting peace and building relationships between nations. the prize comes with a 1$1.1 million cash prize and also a gold medal. reggie? >> thank you. >>> disney's next pixar movie will skip the theaters entirely. instead, "soul" will premiere on disney plus on christmas day. >> what's your name, honey? >> i'm joe. i teach middle school band. >> the release was pushed back a few times because of the pandemic. this is the first pixar film featuring a black lead. jamie foxx is the voice of aspiring jazz musician joe gardener who rethinks his life after falling into a manhole. disney is the parent company of

jobina fortson has more on this. jobina? >> thank you. good morning.y committee is expected to approve barrett tomorrow setting up her likely confirmation by the full senate before election day. we'll look live on capitol hill and see what's happening in that room. senator diane fane feinstein is questioning barrett. this is day two of the hearings. the questioning has begun. during a marathon 11-hour hearing yesterday judge barrett declined to say how she would rule on hot button issues like abortion, health care and gay rights. on abortion rights barrett called several cases super precedents, which cannot be challenged, though "roe v. wade" was not one of them. barrett was also asked if she would recuse herself from an election dispute case after the president said he's counting on her to look at the ballots. >> i would consider it -- i certainly hope that all members of the committee have more confidence in my integrity than to think i would allow myself to be used as a pawn to decide this election. >> barrett was also questioned by vice presidentia

hi, jobina. >> hi, mike. thank you. good morning. no major crashes to report this morning which is good news. i will take you to a live look now showing off the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights came on at 5:56 this morning. i would say this is -- excuse me, 5:36 this morning. that was -- i would say this is the busiest spot across the bay area now. starting today, fare collection and front door boarding resumes on all ac transit buses. both were suspended back in march because of the pandemic. ac transit said it lost about $1 million a week when it didn't collect fares. now buses are retro fitted with shields for drivers to protect the spread of covid-19. >>> we all had that struggle trying to think of a song name that's stuck on the tip of your tongue. now there's a new solution out to that won't happen again. >> this will save us a lot of headaches. >>> also this, two bulldogs now back with their owner, but the puppies had quite a scary journey to get there. >>> welcome back. now the most clicked on story at abc7news.com this

we'll keep an eye on that and jobina will keep an eye on the roads. let's turn it over to her and see what's going on. >> good morning. we have a pretty big update from ac transit that i want to get to on the graphics. front door boarding and also fare collection will resume on monday. this was suspended at the start of the pandemic. hand sanitizer stations and protected shields, the installation for all of that is supposed to be wrapped up by friday, that's why they're doing this. bringing in the live cameras, we'll check out the bay bridge toll plaza. just in case you missed mike, things are moving there. it looked slower on our sensors, but the chp is not reporting metering lights there. 280 in san jose, very clear down there traveling proposition 16 takes some women make as little as 42% of what a man makes. voting yes on prop 16 helps us fix that. it's supported by leaders like kamala harris and opposed by those who have always opposed equality. we either fall from grace or we rise. together. proposition 16 provides equal opportunities, levelling

jobina is tracking that part of the story. >> yes, there are a lot of questions this morning, but what we do know is that this diagnosis will impact the president on the campaign trail. he has already canceled his appearance in florida. we're also learning here that trump is scheduled to attend fundraisers in southern california next beak, and could impact his scheduled debate with joe biden on october 15th. all of this. so some political analysts say his re-election bided may emaye affected by how he gets through the illness. if he becomes seriously ill, it could hurt his chances, but if the president has a mild case and recovers, it could re-energize the president and h supporters. >> and we sent out this push alert as soon as the president confirmed that he had covid-19 last night. you can get alerts like this right to your phone, just download the abc 7 news app. >>> now to developing news in the north bay, a red flag warning is in effect and strong winds could have significant impact on the glass fire. it has burned close to 59,000 acres and only 5% contained. cal fire revealed th

jobina, reggie? >> let's turn to ginger see. >> she's live with a look at what's coming up on "gma" this morning at 7:00. hey, ginger. >> hey there. great to be with both of you. coming up on "gma," we'll start with president trump and joe biden entering the final weekend of the campaign. the candidates of course clashing now in the midwest. the president campaigning with first lady melania trump for the first time. biden preparing for his first joint event. 82 million americans have already cast their ballots. the final votes just four days away. >>> also ahead, the u.s. reporting more than 88,000 new cases in one day of the coronavirus. that is the highest since the start of the pandemic. cases are rising in all but two states. the mayor of milwaukee is going to join us live because wisconsin has reached a breaking point. >>> plus with so many trying to extend the outdoor season during the pandemic, there's some new warnings about fall's hottest outdoor feature. of course it's the thing i wanted to

reggie, jobina? >> thank you. for groceries is again.the spring we saw a 6,000 percent increase in demand more pantry items. demand is spiking again but not quite as high as what we saw. food manufacturers say they're upping production to meet demand and avoid potential shortages. >> whatever can be frozen, whatever is nonperishable that you can seep safely into the holidays, we've seen a lot of that. >> we noticed an uptick due to the panic buying that's occurred. seeing huge spikes in tuna fish, pizzas are a huge thing. pizza dough is big. all the comfort foods. >>> "good morning america" will have a full report on grocery demands skyrocketing on "gma" at 7:00 after abc7 news. >>> some couples have his and her robes, one couple has his and her political signs. rocky and tilda are living in a house divided. they each support different presidential candidates. tilda backing biden. rocky wants trump. >> he does everything different. and it drives people nuts. they want him to behave a certain way. >> well, he's the president. he should be

what are you seeing, jobina? good morning. >> good morning, mike. thank you. good morning, everyone to you at home or wherever you're watching from. we'll start off with a look at the graphics here. for the most part we do not have a lot of slowdowns. lots of green this morning. just a little through sunol, even the commute out of tracy is not bad. you heard mike mention that fire weather warning, so i do have a commuter alert. fairfax-b fairfax-bolins road is closed until monday. as we look outside. 80 first in emeryville. smooth ride there so far. i'll keep you posted on that. as we bring in the san mateo bridge, expecting it to be a little lighter as well. we got this friday feeling for traffic right now. i'm glad to see it. actually, i do not think we have the san mateo bridge, but i'll send it back to you. >> thank you. >>> coming up, a giveaway, it's not about what's on it but what's in it. >> you will not want to miss that one. >>> and rideshare ruling. the impact of a california court's decision regarding uber and lyft. >>> and spooktacular. the fun th

jobina has more on what he said. >> yes, so chris christie spoke to george stephanopoulos on "good morning america" today. the former governor was inside the white house saturday afternoon through tuesday for debate prep. christie said that when he last saw both president trump and hope hicks, neither appeared symptomatic. when asked what safety precautions people were using, masks didn't appear to be one. >> no, no one was wearing masks in the room when we were prepping the president. and we were -- the group was about five or six people in total. >> christie says that he was tested every single day he was there and tested negative on the last day. he says he plans to get another covid-19 test later today. >>> abc news is staying on top of all the new developments. you can get our push alerts right to your phone by downloading our abc 7 news app. >>> the fire is still raging in wine country as more homes go up in flames. the latest evacuation orders. >>> and concerns over our red flag warning in the bay area, the extreme (garage door opening) it is his passion-love... it is his fault he d

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. >> i mean, you tell no lies, jobina. >> i'm saying, rain, sleet, snow, hurricanes, he's there.g. it's october 29th. >> let's check in and see what th

his opponent, jobina, is also out on the campaign trail.aith has the differing messages coming from the candidates. >> reporter: president trump rallying hundreds of mostly masked but tightly packed supporters. >> i want you to know our nation is going to defeat this terrible china virus, as we call it. >> reporter: the president claiming the coronavirus is dis covid- cases rdisappeadisaeang are going to help and the therapeutics are going to help a lot. >> reporter: as he and dozens connected to the white house battle the deadly virus -- >> i'm feeling great. i don't know about you. >> reporter: this evening the president's physician releasing a memo saying he's no longer a risk to others. the president pulling out of next week's now canceled debate after the commission turned it virtual in the wake of his positive test. joe biden will join abc news for a town hall thursday. the president will appear in a competing event on nbc news. both men trading attacks during their campaign events saturday. biden speaking to union workers. >> america

>> don't want to leave reggie and jobina out, but it's nice to see you guys so far.

i'm jobina fortson.aying the person is under the age of 65. they're urging everyone to get a flu shot as soon as possible to reduce the risk of co-infection. here's mike nicco. >> thank you. check out some of the lingering low clouds over the bay looking at our exploratory camera at pier 15. a great day to be outside. temperatures in the 80s and few clouds along the coast and light winds, along san francisco. and set those clocks back an hour. sun will set at 5:11 sunday evening. jobina. >> looking forward to that. now to ryan and kelly. they have costumes today and so >> announcer: "live's best halloween show eve. ♪ ♪ >> kelly: what's up, ryan? you ready to do this? >> ryan: yeah. let's do this. ♪

good morning to you, kumasi, jobina. thanks for joining us.lag warning goes through 8:00, mainly in the north bay mountains, not a densely populated area close enough to other densely populated areas that

jobina?> thank you. >>> happening today, if you're looking for a holiday job, nordstrom is hosting a hiring day. it's happening today from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. at all of the bay area nordstrom and nordstrom rack stores, nordstrom says with so many people shopping online this year 70% of open roles will help fulfill customer orders. sales and support roles are also available. nordstrom is also offering an overnight hourly premium. basically you get paid $2 extra an hour if you work between 8:00 p.m. and 8:00 a.m. that's a tough shift. u.p.s. is also hiring 3,000 people locally for the holidays. it's hosting a one-day job fair today. you can apply online or show up in person. u.p.s. says it is looking for driver helpers, package handlers and seasonal drivers. wages have increased to $38 an hour for some positions. this pandemic and political uncertainty, more americans are thinking about immigrating. a look at one european country seeing an influx in applications. >>> and dozens of ballots i