karina, please stay. i came to talk to you. about saveliy club here here i have compromising evidence on you. harness karinaso that saveliy pakhomych does not bother you, i have it. where are we going guys can be faster, please, i still have a lot of things to do today. victor, please, you can be more serious, so look, i propose to start with these two songs, i think we’ll start with them and break it, the whole room is just a bomb. hello, just a second. guys, please move faster. well, what do you know? viktor taiga pathetically. you left your wallet with me. yes, i see, mikhalych, you could wait until after the concert, a then send it. and why should i press this statement was not. i have not seen anything. take away is considered a severance pay from a past life. sing the songs vitya will be sad about the past and you will be delighted with your pension. okay, see you at the concert. not fluff to hell. vitya what your mikhalych said do not deceive my expectations, please. the place was not found. now i drink and eat, but you don’t understand it, do n’t call on me, but calling. no, i, of course, guess. i w

karina karina a second was not enough, cyril this is cyril your answer cyril we don’t communicate with me, the house izba hut is a hut. it's the same thing right? well, the hut is the same. yes, that's what speed you saw, well done, well done! well done, well, guessed it, but these here well, let's move on. so we have one more overtaken you can earn 10 points eva badanyan on the screen in the rooms in the shops anywhere they can be on the train. they can to be in the car this thing, it happens in small toys, large ones are thin or heavy, or they are soft and hard, they are made of wood. and with glass. no, i think i know what it is, well, let's, but let's listen to karinaones that work on the remote control, there are plastic ones, there are modern ones. and vintage can be vintage fabric. from the leaves of large lezvetka , they may be needed to enter inside your house, for example, we pull the handle for this, to open sometimes they have a peephole, there are a hole for keys, they are creaky, they can pinch the hand of the tail. the next time you come to visit us, we will ask that absolutely all explanations sound next time for today, well done. already, of course, clear and understandable, and you have earned your 10 points, but we have run out of overtaking and with a score of 36. 45 you are not just leading, but in enchantingly win your applause by our today's winner to you applause - this means that he is just you love tim karin thank you very much brilliant game almost almost started you so rushed a little bit. here, apparently, they burned out at the start, but these guys saved money, that is, they started from zero and took it, yes , kirill and

karina popova knows karina, i welcome you, please have a word in poltava power outages are treated with understanding, but still people ask for justice, it is about the fact that in some houses, the power supply is turned off every time from the very beginning of these outages . for 4 hours in some houses several times over four hours. and in some houses, uh, this applies to more of the region, uh, the electricity is turned off almost for the whole day, it prevents people from planning their day, but they understand and reduce the use of electricity, in particular, they use electrical appliances at night or when well, in order not to load the network further, i ask you to listen to direct speech in such a place where my lights are almost never turned off. well, it only disappeared once, when they were shelled for the first time . we take pictures and the immigrants don't turn off the light now. well, we try to save it all in the evening. well, we turn off the burnt ones. well, we turn on the autonomous heating in ours. we turn it on only at night. during the day, we practically do not turn it on. the instruction saves electricity, for example, this is the same washing machine, if you used to wash there several times a week, we are now trying to save money there, you can only wash it once, it is charged only at night when there is no instruction, it saves a lot, i live in the poltava district, the village saved up we are disconnected every day and we have no more electricity than there is and why no line, only here we have neighbors , we don’t have and this has been during probably saturday exactly every day let's understand, our answer is disconnected for 7-8 hours a day, since near the house they don't connect to the sockets at all, i'm not against being economical, always economical, but i'm for justice, for disconnection schedules that we could adjust to them, as we were told by the specialist of the press secretary and joint-stock company poltavaoblenergo lesya, there is a reason to make schedules, notify people, and they can’t make schedules, because these are exactly emergency shutdowns, but planned ones, so for now people will have to put up with such a situation. thank you very much. it was karinapoke about the electricity situation in her region. anastasia will tell us about the kyiv belt. how do ukrainians in kyiv feel about these blackouts, how do they live in these conditions ? kyiv can be said that kyiv has actually plunged into darkness, the only source of light is actually cars and traffic lights on the roads. however, the words of volodymyr zelenskyi without light or without you without you, well, actually, the last few days have literally been sewn, or millions of kyivans are left , or a million kyivans are left without electricity in their homes. there's also something to do. well, what are you going to do? we'll do ours badly, of course. but the second one - we have the second one over there. there is no electricity in gaza, that's why we sit for 8 hours without light, we sometimes have 8 days without power, that's why it's very sad, you can stay without light for a while, but they give it and you have time, you just have to adapt to it, and that's all there are flas

is the motherland of the crimean-qatar people and the crimean tatars are the people of karina and not just karinabut the state, the creative creators on this territory, all the discussions of ukraine, it is the duty of the state to carry out which included crimea, not only international law, but also such a concept as the ukrainian nation, which itself is fighting for its independence, self-reliance, as well as respect the rights of the crimean tatar people, political rights, as far as i am concerned, we want see i think it now it's not only us, but also the majority of the ukrainian people, i want to see that crimea is definitely not the same as it was before the 14th year. yes, with the adoption of that autonomy , it is actually russian autonomy, and then, hmm, they said in the ukrainian political community that it was such a forced step that e- somehow respect to take into account the existence of the russian population there yes and what did it lead to we all see what concerns the legal net in mind of all reasonable people, responsible citizens of ukraine it is clear that in such a state as t

karina in this our asterisk karina is our talisman in childhood, she was afraid of drones and this door turned out to be among them itself. revutsky 8 years old, his mother took him to the kickboxing section and left him there. since then, he won the russian european world championship and became an honored master of sports in kickboxing, the whole world is waiting for his mother to pick him up, brother. karina jealous of your men, but they can with you walk in the dark. and then it's like in a movie. just one time, karina comes out of all so you all have different sports, if

karina and our asterisk karina - this is our talisman in childhood, she was afraid of drones. and this shore turned out to be among them herself. that's it. cyborg revutsky e 8 years old, his mother took him to the kickboxing section and left him there. since then, he has won. uh, the russian european world championship has become an honored master of sports in kickboxing, the whole world is waiting until mom will pick him up, brother. karina i just envy your man. well, they can walk with you in the dark. and then it's like in the movies. just one time karina comes out of all so you all have different sports, if i understand correctly, yes, well, practically relatively so you have a house. i'm also into kickboxing. i'm also into kickboxing. you can show, of course. if i may. well done glory no no no no no it's you alone, let's go together, what are you doing? no? okay. so, on the stage, ekaterina , hello, can you imagine, we are a-a, guys, artists or people of related professions, this is the stage, it’s time to go on tour in different ways. they also happen. ah, briefly about us. e, irina olegovna, we call her conservatories among ourselves, because she knows about music. mussorgsky can distinguish everything from bach, but the guys are very interested in everything else. by the way, if anything, please contact. ah, so, ah. ira sings beautifully, and knows how to decompose any most complex song into many voices . applause

karina. nova is in the newsroom with reaction from smarts family karina dan a jury convicted flores on first degree murder charges and his father reuben was acquitted. he was being tried as an accessory to the murder the father and son were tried together, but they had separate juries this all dates back to 1996 when 19 year old smart disappeared after a party. paul flores was the last person to be seen with her and prosecutors say he killed smart while attempting to rape her in his dorm room at cal poly san luis obispo prosecutors. say ruben flores helped his son bury the body under the deck of their home. kristen smart's father spoke for the family today, thanking investigators and the juries after 26 years with today's split verdicts we learned that our quest for justice for kristen will continue. this has been agonizingly long journey with more downs than ups. paul flores is scheduled to be sentenced in december. he faces 25 years to life in prison live in the newsroom karina nova abc 7 news karina. thank you. we use the abc 7 news app to send out alerts as soon as we heard that the jury had reached verdict in this case download the app now so that you'll know when news breaks immediately. you can customize it for topics and places that you are most interested in. longest mental health care worker strike in us history is coming to an end today a tentative agreement was reached between kaiser permanente and the national union of healthcare workers. all of this comes after more than 2,000 mental health workers walked off the job 10 weeks ago on august 15. demanded that kaiser addressed staffing shortages and more patient access to care no details of the agreement have been released the ratification vote on the four-year contract starts tonight and is expected to take two days. all right, let's move on happening tonight. it is ring night for the warriors. they'll celebrate their nba championship win last season just before tip off for this new season. that's

several law enforcement agencies working on this investigation live in the newsroom karina, nova abc 7 news. okay, karina. thank you in the east bay oakland has now recorded its 103rd homicide of the year. it happened just before 11:10 this morning on 11th street near mlk way just steps from the entrance to the blue cross blue shield building if you know the area responding officers learned that a man was standing outside when he was shot at least once the man was taken to the hospital sadly. he died our abc 7 news photographer on the scene noticed that investigators seem to be focusing on a black corvette there but so far there are no details and on what led up to this shooting. oakland continues to look for solutions to the violence this morning. there was a meeting involving senator alex padilla congresswoman barbara lee and city leaders lee pointed to the grassroots effort as a possible answer. community is engaged in violence prevention several programs utilize violence interrupters young people who are able to prevent the onset of whatever is about to take place. and i think that's a very unique an

karina mitchell has the latest. karina the war continues, concerns about attacks on infrastructure. on saturday, ukrainian air force officials said 33 missiles were fired at the country but 18 were shot down. local authorities claimed the strikes were aimed at energy facilities which has caused power outages resulting in more than one million people across ukraine reportedly left without power. in his nightly video address, president zelenskyy urged ukrainians to limit their use of electricity, adding they are working to bring the power back as soon as possible. he also praised the air force for defending the country's skies. troops using the cover of trees to avoid possible russian attacks. >> our enemy has many weapons and most of the times we have problems with artillery. >> they claim they are keeping -- russian authorities to leave immediately ahead of an accepted -- expected advanced by ukrainian troops. >> we held onto the very end, this man says. it is now dangerous and very loud. a russian official says an estimat

karina mitchell has the latest. karina: as the war continues, concerns about attacks on its infrastructure. on saturday, ukrainian air force officials said 33 missiles were fired at the country, but 18 were shot down. local authorities claimed the strikes were aimed at energy facilities, which has caused power outages, resulting in more than one million people across ukraine reportedly left without power. in his nightly video address, president zelenskyy urged ukrainians to limit their use of electricity, adding they are working to bring the power back as soon as possible. he also praised the air force for defending the country's skies. in the donetsk region, troops using the cover of trees to avoid possible russian attacks. >> our enemy has many weapons and artillery. we have a lot of artillery. most of the times we have problems with artillery. karinakherson, residents told to leave immediately ahead of an expected advanced by ukrainian troops. we held onto the very end, this man says. it is now dangerous and very loud there. a russian official says an estimated 25,000 residents left. images from russian state tv reportedly show people leaving on boats. meanwhile, the russian defense ministry says its forces repelled a ukrainian attempt to break through their line of control in the kherson region. karina mitchell, abc news, new york. liz: the republican national committee has filed a lawsuit against google, claiming the search engine is sending their rnc campaign emails to user spam folders. according to the lawsuit, the rnc accuses google of discriminate in because of political affiliations at a key time for election fundraising. the committee says the bias has been happening for 10 months. google has not commented on the lawsuit, but the company has previously denied criticism that spam filters are biased against conservatives. c

karina: that's it for this edition of abc7 news. i'm karina nova. dan: and i'm dan ashley. for all of us here we appreciate your time and as we mentioned a few minutes ago, the san francisco police department is expected to hold a news conference on the attack of paul pelosi any moment now. karina: and we're going to interrupt world news tonight to bring it to you live as soon as it begins here on abc7 and ♪ >>> tonight, house speaker nancy pelosi's husband attacked with a hammer inside their home. tonight he is out of surgery now. word just coming in on his condition. the suspect authorities say now facing attempted homicide charges. tonight authorities say the suspect was there for speaker pelosi. sources telling abc news the suspect was yelling "where's nancy?" chilling details of the brutal attack. officers inside the home and what they witnessed when they got there. the suspect armed with a hammer attacking mr. pelosi in front of them. speaker pelosi in washington at the time. paul pelosi suffering, quote, significant injuries, undergoing surgery to his skull. and what we're now learning about the suspect tonight. what they found on his social media page. authorities say multiple false conspiracy theories about the 2020 election, about covid, and

karina nova is in the newsroom with the latest. karina: law enforcement is desperately looking for clues to help them find the family of four. we learned more about the suspect's criminal background which includes armed robbery in 2005. we also saw a new video of the kidnapping from the merced county sheriff. it shows the suspect entering the family's trucking business with a trash bag and a gun. about 10 minutes later we see him walking out the back door with the two missing men, their hands zip tied. they drive away but six minutes later he comes back, goes inside again and brings out her and her eight-month-old baby. they all get into the truck and drive away. that is the last time the family was seen. investigators hope to get answers from him who is in the hospital after trying to take his own life. one of the big questions is why. >> my speculation is, is financial. until we prove otherwise. again, we do not believe there is a hate crime involved. we just think this guy, because of his history, use a robber and a thief, he needs to be in prison. that is where he needs to be. hopefully we get him to communicate with us so we can get that family. >> every store, gas station, everybody who has cameras, please check the camera. if you have any household video, please provide it to the sheriff's department or law enforcement. karina: as of right now, authorities do not believe the victims newly suspect. the -- knew the suspect. there is a tip line for any information, 209-385-7547. live in the newsroom, karina nova, abc 7 news. liz: school is back in session in oakland exactly one week after a shooting left six people injured. about 200 students returned to their classrooms. the principal says teachers and staff are addressing any concerns directly with parents, as well as with students who might be apprehensive about being back on campus. >> if they need us, they are saying us. if i need whoever, they are saying it and we are supporting them. liz: there was additional security on the bay tech campus today. right next-door, the site of the shooting remains closed as police continue their investigation. no arrests have been made. dan: today, california clean air day. the san francisco bay fairy is offering free rides. this is the first week all bay area transit agencies are mask free, by the way. az transit and ba

karina nova joins us live now to explain what exactly could be bringing those prices down and how soon karina and dan this is very bad news for gas prices here in california. that's because we've seen the highest weekly increase of any state in the country. our gas has gone up 67 cents in a week according to triple a. average price for regular gas and sonoma napa san francisco and san mateo counties is all of 640 a gallon some stations as you just saw across our state are seeing gas hit the $7 mark in menlo park. there are several gas stations. they had 789 a gallon for regular. premium is 8:39 compare that to the national average of 379 a gallon. that's more than double. triple-a says higher gasoline demand and tight supply and fluctuating oil prices have increased the national average governor newsom put out a video statement today attacking what he called greedy oil companies. the record profits are coming at your expense and that's why today i'm calling for a windfall tax to ensure these prophets go directly back to help millions of californians who are paying for this oil company extortion in addition earlier today. i directed the air resources board to make an early transition to our winter blend gasoline. this should immediately increase supply in result in savings savings of up to 25 cents per gallon within the next two weeks. that cheaper winter blend gasoline is normally allowed to be made after october 31st. so this plan will ramp up produc early. there is some relief on the way starting next week millions of californians will receive up to a thousand and fifty dollars to offset those rising gas costs. live in the newsroom karina nova abc 7 news. yeah that relief certainly cannot come soon enough or at karina. thanks now maybe gas prices. have you thinking about an electric car earlier this year? abc 7 news took a deep dive into that very topic to stream, california dreaming the road to zero on demand right now. just head to the california dreaming section on the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app also affecting gas prices. hurricane ian it hits south carolina today as a category one storm ripping out the middle of this pier in myrtle beach a winds have been clocked at 85 miles an hour. streets in charleston are already flooded south carolina's governor has declared a state of emergency. so has florida of course when ian hit florida on wednesday, it was a category four hurricane at least 33 people have died. that number may rise president biden today pledged support for florida. i just want the people of florida to know. we see what you're going through and we're with you. going to do everything we can for you. c

karina nova shows you some of those remarkable videos. karina: some people had heads up with the my shake at. some people had phone cameras ready enter to social media to share the trembling they felt and what they saw. this is video from inside stratford elementaries go. you can see the hanging artwork shaking. no kids were in that classroom but there was a teacher inside who reported this video and his reaction. -- who recorded this video and his reaction. >> earthquake. karina: short and to the point. in san jose, this ring camera caught some shaking from the earthquake. you can see the man run inside and some of the string lights moving around in that yard. at the tail end of this video, you can see why he was so concerned as he ran inside to pick up a young child. this is also video from a home in san jose. you can see the light fixtures here shaking. and here is a another light fixture, this is in san francisco. apparently that was the popular thing to record today. and share on social media during the earthquake. i mentioned, some people got an alert when that earthquake happened. you can download the my shake out for any warnings or information if there is an earthquake could if you have it, make sure you double check your settings to have the earthquake alerts on. live in the newsroom, karina nova abc7news. dan: i double checked mine a few minutes ago. thank you so much. ama: the national weather service checked for the possibly of a tsunami resulting

karina had a lot on her her plate. >> i thought i couldn't do it. s like, i'm going to pray for karina. i'm going to, everything everything we could put in place place to support you, we were gg to. in the end you had to do th. >> i never looked at the librars part of our social safety net. n did that happen? >> i think it has been happenint year after year after year. >> reporter: dawn is the head oe san jose library foundation and thanks to donations and grants, the high school diploma classes are free for all residents. sine 2016, they helped 143 people graduate. what is more, high school graduates make more moneys she got a better job as a a caregiver with a pay raise of 28%. >> karina wrath. >> would you say it benefits so? absolutely would say that more e who go through the career online career online high school program through the san jose public library make san jose asa city a stronger more vibrant ans receiving place for us -- thrivg place for you will all us all. joses kiet do, kpix 5. > >> congratulations, all the smis and cheers there. the public liy foundation is celebrating its 35th anniversary. it will be from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. at the dr. martin luther king jr. library and find information on tickets or how to donate at sjplf.org. great story there. tp that, paul. always good weather good weather to curl up with a . inland you have another 20 minus of sunshine. we are tracking change by the end 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.

karina nova help kick off the event and shares the life-saving message from various bay area fire departments. karina: fires happen unexpectedly and spread quickly, the san francisco bar department battled this battle in the silver terrace neighborhood last weekend. >> i spoke with one of the fire members, they heard a sounding smoke alarm. that save that person's life. karinasaid that smoke alarm save the lives of 12 adults, three kids and a cat. >> it was also very apparent that every single person from three different homes had a plan. karina: to help more people escape house fires agencies across the bay area participated in operation save a life event. the fire marshal says in oakland they are educating adults and kids on fire safety. >> a lot of people are still using older smoke alarms, where they are installing a battery. in the state of california, that is no longer a requirement. you have to have a 10 year smoke alarm. if you have that you cannot disengage the smoke alarm. you cannot disconnect it. we need those smoke alarms to always stay in working form. if they're not working we cannot say for life. karina: in oakland, san jose and santa clara, free smoke alarms are available. thanks with partnerships with home depot and kida, thousands of fire alarms have been distributed. this week, they donated another 2000 smoke alarms and 1000 co detectors

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karina in short with advertisers i sorted out dim how tomorrow will prepare the pictures, it seems, i'm all gone. where have you gone? karina, what are you, well, we agreed. my guys came from google. we have not seen them since the demobilization. all until tomorrow. me no. do you hear? max, burn already, we have two empty lanes and your eyes need an eye. well, last time the chamois ram mixed up enough to breathe. by the way, you also had to, it wouldn’t hurt to burn out here at work. all things you offer, relax, of course. after a good relaxation problems are solved. do you understand russian? and fuck off, find yourself women already, spare me your hints and invitations. you do not know who used the back door in the editorial office. no. the witch is a film in general with elements of fantasy so very magical tales of the life of courage everything in it has both faith and patriotism. and you stayed with the woman. at 21:20 on the channel russia 11 o'clock in the evening and strangled, most likely with a hand between the shoulder and forearm. need so, the soul of men, and women are different. i had a pretty friend. everything with her is an athlete, of course, let's talk about your romantic exploits, then she reminded me, by the way. pay attention to the girl's nails are broken, which means she resisted. but there is. thanks , i never guessed, there is one more thing. i think you'll enjoy it shortly before you die, uh girls had sexual contact. i think that in this case everything would be mutual agreement, but we have dna partners. lord and why did she die until she eats, but the experts are experts, so i will be cut. so beautiful, what kind of relationship you had, everything was difficult for us. and more specifically, they saw such a peculiar one. male well, you know, as they say no feelings. was she at work or somewhere else? where she hunter collected artiodactyls is no longer my business. and you weren't jealous at all. which jealousy, and the last five years lived soul in soul. everyone who wants to, so now they decided to get a divorce, because it's time to leave the last question, where were you last night and at night? remove the code and hang up. this is just an investigative measure that we still provide a shirt, pants, underpants. fate hello, my dear borisovich , we have already seen each other for 133 years. they answer, they tell exactly the same as the alkyd enamel, which was painted on the back door to the editorial office. with pen particles, and now the most interesting. in the area of ​​the chest, i found traces of a black, pale-like substance, a carbon product, formed as a result of the pyrolysis of wood. interestingly, he entered through the back door and entered the office for sex, until we can confirm that it was the killer who engaged in the swordsman. with one hand he grabbed her in the savushka with the other and began to choke her. well, let's ask this avdeev anna mikhailovna , maybe let her go already. i actually work, by the way, i agree. here's an account i'm like embers. ouch. but now it’s clear where the killers of the hand we get exclusively. the workers didn't let anyone in. i think hours. until what time you remained in the editorial office on the day of mechnikov's death, i have already said. i was in the office from morning to afternoon, then i left on business. when i returned in the morning, it doesn’t work with you. the fact is that the door was painted the night before. and you had sex with her, and then you had a fight and you strangled her. in general terms, this is it. mechnikova i didn't see a dark blue fluffy sweater in her office. i don't have one. i didn't kill karin , obviously. and with whom i forgot to ask, nadezhda mechnikova found traces of coal dust? please tell me on the day the swordsmen die. you were dealing with coal. i don't have a pile of coal. well, why are you lying in the trunk of your car? my friends and i fried barbecue in the evening on the way home. i came past the editorial office and saw a light in the office window. i thought that karina in and that's all, but they caught me. well, like it was rare, she changed them like gloves. everyone has known this for a long time, but given your side. eve. this sounds quite. there was an unusual woman, she scandalized when she i didn’t like something, or vice versa, if someone liked it, she pounced as if it were her own, but it was hating her for it. it's just impossible she was. that's all already. maxim vladimirovich refereeing is getting stricter, you can even more here you have to overcome yourself to get 100 points more and more difficult. you this work is waiting for a real breakthrough. or i was cool. the main thing is a vocal show, come on, all together. let's be very objective, watch all together tomorrow at 21:30. she goes through all the circles. oh well, and then the beloved returns. she forgives him with beautiful fairy tales, she always preferred psychological drama. she should not forgive him eclipse at 12:55 on the channel, russia lover

eight-year-old zhenya and six-year-old karina, we already knew each other via viber and immediately when we saw them, and i they got off the bus in moscow and karina ran up mom, mom, yes, mom found ours. mom, zhenya ran after her brother because of zhenya, and 21 children were taken to yamal from the war zones. in total, 350 orphans from the eldnr found a new home in russia, the main rule that officials followed when transferring children to families and separating brothers and sisters, given that the guys received citizenship of the russian federation before coming here, and, in principle, they use worldwide support, which we provide, both at the federal, as well as at the regional level. well, in particular. this is everything that concerns summer holidays or drug provision and travel compensation and payments to foster parents who are trusted with children with such a difficult fate, and so have a lot of parenting experience. but before they install a child from the war zone, mom and dad go through a special school, how to talk, how to react? how to help forget about the terrible? well, you never know suddenly something happened, there the pan

anchor karina nova joins us live now to explain what exactly could be bringing those prices down and how soon karinay bad news for gas prices here in california. that's because we've seen the highest weekly increase of any state in the country. our gas has gone up 67 cents in a week according to triple a. average price for regular gas and

karina: at a time when the city is trying so hard -- phil: trying desperately to get a safer image out there. karina: thank you for your input. dan: we were sending out alerts about the attack before dawn this morning with the abc 7 news app. download the app now. customize it to the specific topics and places you are most interested in. karina: and we have the this is gloria. she hasn't worked this hard to only get this far with her cholesterol. taken with a statin, leqvio can lower bad cholesterol by over 50% 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. karina: friday, the weekend is here. i know a lot of people out there are making plans. dan: the we can forecast is changing a little bit again. sandhya: it is indeed. we're going to bump up the temperatures this weekend. any outdoor hallowing plans? you are good to go. look at this, a lot of high clouds from our tower camera's, but a lovely day today. we have a couple of areas of low pressure that will start to head towards the pacific northwest. eventually one of the systems out of the gulf of ala

karina: resilient and recovery. north bay communities coming together to celebrate rebuilding efforts five years after deadly wildfires. good morning, it is sunday, october 9. i am karina nova. we start with something important for today, look at the weather. here is frances dinglasan. frances: i started off hopeful this morning, here is a live shot. the golden gate bridge, the marine layer has deepened over the last couple hours. here is the day planner for today. temperatures in the 50's, we will see the clouds at the coast. karina:karina: it will be sunny inland and around coo >> it was a matter of minutes, >> it was a matter of minutes, and then areas in the mid 80's, we had 90's yesterday around the bay. at the coast, low 60's. action meantime other residents are still struggling to get back home. it's just incredible, but lisa frizzie's wiki up home after the fire five years later. her newly rebuilt house is almost done but a move-in date is still unknown. it's just been a process, especially with covid with shortages. on everything affect s it they agree the firestorm tragedy has galvanized this community making it stronger. it is a bit cliche to say but sonoma county really has emerged stronger better prepared and more resilient. it's sonoma county cornell bernard abc 7 news. in the east bay. we're learning new details about a shooting near uc berkeley. it's a story we first brought to you yesterday morning one person died and three others were hurt. the university says the shooting happened during a fight in the area of durant and telegraph avenue less than two blocks from campus. they say no cal students were involved and there's no connection to the campus people nearby describe the scene the whole streets. it was just crazy. it was like everyone was everywhere, you know, i was freaking out. i called my homie. i was like what is happening? we heard something that i felt was fireworks, but it wasn't it was gunshots and it was eight rounds and we were ran inside taco bell because we just wanted to we were not what's going on. as of now no rests have been made a shooting in oakland left a person dead and another injured had happened friday night near bancroft and 45th avenue police. say one man died a second was heard and is expected to survive. it's the 102nd homicide of the year. this is the third straight year oakland has seen at least 100 homicides oakland police are looking for a missing 14 year old girl. her name is ingrid fernandez. she was last seen friday morning around 10 o'clock on all of street and 92nd avenue. she was wearing a red and black shirt and blue jeans. that is her photo in police. say she is at risk because of her age. a fourth and final vigil will be held tonight in merced to remember the family found dead after they were kidnapped. last night the community gathered for the third straight night. the youngest victim was only eight months old her parents and an uncle also died police have arrested two brothers the first suspect jesus manuel salgado was allegedly a former employee for the family's trucking business. he was charged with four counts of murder his brother, alberto. salgado was also arrested on conspiracy charges. happening today in san francisco a rally to show solidarity with the people of iran. it comes after a young woman in iran, massa gina amini died in custody of the so-called morality police since then the regime has brutally cracked down on protesters and has shut down internet access activists are demanding democracy women's rights and basic human rights. the protest is set to start at 11 this morning outside, san francisco city hall. in the north bay officers detained three suspects involved in burglaries at multiple. -- sporting goods locations. police say about $10,000 worth of merchandise was stolen from stores in petaluma, santa rosa and roseville the three suspects have related prior arrests and are currently being held at the sonoma county jail. today is your last chance for this year to catch a glimpse of the blue angels the final air show is set for this afternoon. are stunts and flyovers are considered the headline of the annual san francisco fleet week and abc 7 news reporter answer hasan soaked it all in. it's become one of san francisco's most popular and loudest traditions. blue angels air show headlining san francisco fleet week. i like the noise scott richardson came out the patterson his parents in five year old son. what was your favorite train? trick is the lucy loop. san francisco fleet. week was started in 1981 by then mayor diane feinstein. it's grown into the largest annual celebration of the united states armed forces in the country. we lived in on the other side of the bay here moffett field and he loved to go to the blue angels and so we just keep going the air show is an annual tradition for wendy. nesbit's family. but this year she says the fog made it hard to see and may have shortened the show anything different this year. did anything stand out? fog and it's cold fleet. week is expected to draw more than a million visitors to san francisco and generate close to 10 million dollars in revenue for the city as it emerges from the pandemic. yeah, i mean they think the kind of things you see on tv and it's just great being out and seeing it in person. this is umberto rivaldo's second time attending fleet week. the weather was an issue for some but that wasn't his biggest complaint the surface of the city. there was no many bathrooms stuff like that and 19. they need more police because there was kind of crazy, but that's okay itself tell francisco francisco was excited to come out for his first ever blue angels show, but he admits he's going home a little disappointed mainly because of the fog i was hoping to see a lot more kind of a let down let down a little bit a little bit maybe next year maybe nation. it'll be better. i'll come back next year. in san francisco until hudson abc 7 news for all the fleet week information you need there's one place watch the air shows live from anywhere on our abc 7 news.com website and on the abc 7 news app and you'll also be able to find a full schedule of other fleet week related festivities. let's get another check on the forecast now with francis. all right. well, we know fog will be an issue once again as we look live towards the bay bridge lots of great skies even some drizzle out there right now, but i'll let you know how much fog we can expect for the air show today with the latest forecast model also ahead buy to black friday the store. that'll no longer be open on the biggest shopping day of the year and coming to cal why nicki minaj is asking the class to save her a seat. save her a seat. this thing, it's making me get an ice bath again. what do you mean? these straps are mind-blowing! they collect hundreds of data points like hrv and rem sleep, so you know all you need for recovery. and you are? i'm an investor...in invesco qqq, a 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to 25,000. a new course focusing on nicki minaj is coming to uc berkeley and the hip hop star says she wants to visit a cal professor announced the class on twitter. it's called nicki minaj the black barbie femcy and hip-hop feminism. the course will be offered through the african-american studies department and according to the professor. it'll focus on menajah's career within the greater context of hip hop and feminism. she says she's still in the process of finalizing details, but the course will be offered in spring and take a look at this minaj may make an appearance. she tweeted she would love to stop by. that'd be pretty cool and i'm sure the the people that take that class that are learning a lot of important lessons right would love to see her there. yeah. i wouldn't mind learning some hip hop lessons for her too. yeah, maybe a free performance right there in the classroom. let's talk about the weather francis because everyone's gonna be looking up hoping they can see the blue angels today. i know and personally, it's a little tough once again today because of the fog and low clouds. so i want to show you what visibility is. it is better compared to yesterday at this time. although still quite limited in santa rosa two-mile visibility in napa five miles and in half moon bay three miles, but they were completely socked in yesterday. so then that made me a little hopeful temperatures right now mostly in the 50s cloverdale won the cooler spots at 49, but then check out los gatos 76 mainly mid 50s around the bay and here's a live shot from the exploratorium. checking out those low clouds over the bay bridge right now temperatures again mostly in the 50s with san jose at 60 degrees and this time in san jose. what made me hopeful. is that the cloud layer wasn't as thick but as we zoom in tighter for around three o'clock when the blue angels fly there will still be some low clouds coming in through past the golden gate bridge into parts of the bay, but it's not quite as thick as what we saw yesterday. so we'll still be dealing with it. but i'm hoping the viewing will be a little bit better today and then what you'll notice. we'll see a very typical pattern where the overnight cloud spreading in once again winds today will be anywhere from 15 to 25 miles an hour especially in san francisco. grab a jacket will feel cool. we'll be below average at 64 oakland 68, hi, i'm pat and i'm 75 years old. we live in the mountains so i like to walk. i'm really busy in my life; i'm always doing something. i'm not a person that's going to sit too long. in the morning, i wake up and the first thing i do is go to my art studio. a couple came up and handed me a brochure on prevagen. i've been taking prevagen for about four years. i feel a little bit brighter and my mind just feels sharper. i would recommend it to anyone. it absolutely works. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. hispanic heritage month where highlighting two latina winemakers who are young bold and trying to make a name for themselves abc 7 news reporter land melendez focuses on the next generation of winemakers in california. the salinas valley is known as one of the most productive agricultural regions in california the warm weather combined with the cool coastal breezes. make it an ideal place to harvest grapes for wine. it's here where we met 35 year old miguel lepe whose parents came from mexico as far workers, and i think that's right my hard work, you know mentality from as a winemaker. he's supervises a crew also invested in making great wines. and obama says here con los punch down my that i was. let it is the assistant y maker at rath wines, but he also makes wines for other people and has his own brand lepe sellers all made in one custom crush facility. most of our clients they just have a vineyard or they just source from other vineyards as well. so some of them don't even have their vineyard and so that we take care of the entire wine making process for them. after the grapes are crushed the magic begins with a fermentation process in this case because lepa is making peter noir. the juice is combined with the grape skins during fermentation the berries and all the solids rise up because the co2 created by the yeast and so they're doing punch downs now to kind of mix it all back in the process of punching down is done two to three times a day for about a week a larger amount in this case 300 gallons requires large steel tanks the wine is then circulated a process called pump over from here. the final product will be stored in either french or american oak barrels the difference between french oak and american oak. so that the main difference is yes flavor, so different flavor profiles in terms of spice or you know vanilla so it really does a very it was somewhat serendipitous that lepe became a wine maker a business major. he happened to take wine production class. and that one class completely changed my entire life live it then enrolled at cal poly and later interned at figgy sellers. we're the owner allowed leopard to make his own wine that led to lepa cellars in 2015, but he is only among the 46 or so mexican-american wine makers registered in california uc berkeley professor. alex. saragosa is riding a book about some of these winemakers and why they have been so late to the game acquiring the money to first lease and then maybe buy a plot and then buy another plot. meanwhile, you're managing the vineyards of others making for a steady income in order to be able to actually make your wine. only a few have had the kind of family expertise to know about wine making grandparents arrived. 1967 and eventually went into the wine business. you'll hear my cousin say that we have wine in our veins and it kind of continues to the next generation which is my pretty it's picking up an expo her father armando and his brothers own. say how winery they now process their wine at the facility but being a woman winemaker hasn't been all that easy at first a few clients. wanted to deal only with her father. so now belen never refers to him as dad in front of others at the winery. he is simply armando just another client like anything else. there's hurdles in any any job and he just kind of figure it out and either jump over it or go around it and just make it work professor said i've also says these young wine makers are trying hard to make a name for themselves in a very competitive field people expect it to be cheap. that's the part that really galls me, you know, i would i would buy but it's really expensive. and it's freaking good but berlin say hi is optimistic about the future of women winemakers. i actually just spoke to the director at fresno state and they have about 11 women future winemakers coming out miguel lepe is currently mentoring to interns meet as many people as you can ask a lot of questions. and you got to let people know what you're interested in see why makers like libby and say how succeed will hopefully motivate and even younger generation to move forward leanne melendez abc 7 news. our coverage of hispanic and latin american heritage month continues on our abc 7 bay area streaming tv app. it's available on apple tv google tv fire tv and roku just search what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast... like beyond-gig-speed fast. yeaaaaaaaaay!!! with three times the bandwidth, and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once. get the xfinity supersonic bundle with unlimited gig speed internet, wifi equipment included and a free 4k streaming box. all for $50 a month with a 2 year internet rate guarantee and no annual contract when you add xfinity mobile with unlimited data. switch today! naomi: every year the wildfires, the smoke seems to get worse. jessica: there is actual particles on every single surface. dr. cooke: california has the worst air pollution in the country. the top 2 causes are vehicles and wildfires. prop 30 helps clean our air. it will reduce the tailpipe emissions that poison our air kevin: and helps prevent the wildfires that create toxic smoke that's why calfire firefighters, the american lung association, and the coalition for clean air support prop 30. naomi: i'm voting yes on 30. moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. good morning to you. hopefully you're off to a great start on your sunday. we are starting out this half hour with a look at the weather. we have francis deglassen here for lisa checking in and letting us know how our sunday looks i know and i'm definitely watching the fog and here's a live shot of the golden gate bridge where you can see is quite thick but the fog just hasn't been as dense this morning. so visibility is limited but not down to the fourth of mile visibilities. we saw yesterday. so that's making me hopeful for the air show this afternoon sunrise happened at 7:12 temperatures mainly in the 50s. the clouds will linger at the coast throughout the day there might be some brief clearing in the afternoon. it will be sunny inland throughout the day temperatures a little bit cooler with a stronger breeze inland areas in the mid 80s around the bay low 70s at the beaches low 60s. so we'll keep an eye on the fog forecast, but i am hopeful for slightly better viewing conditions this afternoon karina. thanks francis new this morning in the south bay, san jose police are looking for a driver involved in a deadly hit and run crash and you're happy hollow zoo. they say a homeless man riding. his bike was killed. early this morning in the area of center and story roads two cars hit the victim one driver stopped the other took off police say the bicyclist is the 52nd person to die in a traffic crash in san jose this year the driver of the vehicle that did stop is cooperating with police. developing news in ukraine now this latest explosive attack. it happened in crimea. which russia russia annexed in 2014 abc news reporter ty hernandez has the latest some traffic is now crossing a damaged bridge connecting russia and crimea russian officials. say traffic is moving on the part of the bridge that remains intact that bridge is badly damaged after a big explosion on saturday russian authorities. say a truck bomb exploded on the bridge causing several railway cars to catch fire and resultin

karina: now we want a little bit. i wish we could have had some samples. but it all looks good. dan: tomorrow is tasty thursday, unfortunately. it does all look great. karina: it will be enough to reason for me to go to the games. dan: coming up next, we take you to a piece of san francisco history. pinocchio's. it called itself america's most unusual nightclub. >> lawsuits, fake feeds. karinat locked in the mission i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavors that get them addicted to tobacco products, and can lead to serious health consequences, even harming their brain development. that's why pediatricians urge you to vote yes on prop 31. it stops the sale of dangerous flavored tobacco and helps protect kids from nicotine addiction. please vote yes on 31. vote yes on prop 31. >> this is abc 7 news. dan: it is a vacant slice of real estate in the heart of a vibrant neighborhood, and with ownership a mystery, neighbors are doing development themselves. this could be best described perhaps as a grassroots effort to build a better bay area. karina: some residents decided to bust into the lot and put in a garden. not everyone is buying into the idea. luz pena has the story. luz: parcel 36 is what they call this lot. it cuts diagonal to 2

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