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karina nova is following the story for us and is in the newsroom with more. >> this happened at around 6:15. a class of 75 recruits were on a run as part of a training exercise. they were jogging southeast of l.a. when the suv plowed right into them. what we know is the suv that struck them veered across the street, going the wrong way. the driver was detained and given a breathalyzer, but in the sheriffs of swords, it came back 0.0, meaning the man was not intoxicated. it happened 500 feet from a fire station, where some ran for help. the sheriff saying he could have been much worse if the driver had not hit a pole. >> as soon as the accident happened, the chaos that ensued. they said it looked like an airplane rack, so many bodies scattered everywhere in different states of injury, it was pretty dramatic for all individuals involved. >> it was about 50 people on the floor, there were so many people scattered and running around to help each other. everyone was in various conditions. they were on the floor, somewhere unconscious, some were still conscious. there were people with bad in

anchor karina. nova is in the newsroom with more on this story karina. well today the california department of public health reported the first death of a child from flu and rsv. the child was under the age of five and as of right now, that's all the information we know about this case cdph said this year rsv season as you mentioned began earlier the usual in october rather than december in cases have been on the rise for rsv in children according to the cdc this respiratory virus typically lasts a week or two and resembles the common cold, but some cases can be serious and un nutley as we learned today deadly abc 7 news contributor dr. alok patel explains that death for rsv is rare, but kids who are born prematurely and who have heart and lung disease are at a higher risk for severe rsv. he explained what parents should watch for. it's important that parents take a deep breath. stay calm and remember that the majority of these cases will resolve on their own and parents should not go to an emergency department unless it really does look like an emergenc

anchor karina, nova joins us live from the newsroom with the very latest karina. let's go well, liz, there are some key races that are still too close to call both in the house and the senate ballots are still being counted for senate seats in arizona and nevada and in georgia a runoff will happen that georgia runoff may once again decide who controls the us senate that depends what happens in arizona and nevada and that's because neither rafael warnock or herschel walker reached the 50% threshold needed to win that runoff race will happen december 6th president. joe biden spoke about the election today saying it was a good day for democracy and that the predicted red wave that the republicans touted didn't happen. while any seat lost is painful. i'm good. democrats didn't win the last night democrats. had a strong night. and we lost fewer seats in the house representatives than any democratic president's first midterm election the last 40 years. and we had the best midterm for governor since 1986. and another thing that we know is that voters spoke clearly about

anchor karina. nova is here with what musk told employees today at some top executives announcer resignations karina. i'm an employees this afternoon learned. they'd have to return to the office while more top twitter executives announced resignations today according to reports the interim head of advertising as well as the head of trust and safety. you'll roth quit and roth just recently showed support for elon musk's new policies in his tweets the chief information and security officer put out their resignation on twitter saying i'm so proud of the privacy security and teams work it teams and the work we've done other company leaders announced resignations yesterday musk sent his first company-wide email in which he officially put an end to all remote work requiring employees to come into the office at least 40 hours a week and this is a tweet that he put out earlier. today so far. he hasn't addressed any of the news that came out today, but you can see there. he says usage of twitter continues to rise

congressional district in the united states house of representatives since 1987 live in the newsroom, karina, nova abc 7 news right karina. thank you now to your voice your vote, california is among five states with an abortion issue on tomorrow's ballot, san jose state university and menlo college lecture, donna crane sp. us at 3 pm today on getting answers. she doesn't expect the abortion proposition to be a big vote motivator in california, but she thinks abortion rights will get people to vote in other states. kansans actually turned out more of them turned out to vote for the measure that was on their ballot than to vote in the primaries for governor. so it has been motivating in other places. totally sure. it's a big factor in california's race. anybody who's seen the length of our ballot knows we got a lot of stuff to vote on. donna crane is a former lobbyist who focused on advancing abortion rights? and tomorrow on election night will be live streaming results as soon as the polls close from 8 to 11 pm. you can watch that with our abc 7 bay area app on your smartphone or smart tv and here

karina nova explains how it works. >> crime and safety is a concern for all of us in the bay area. now you can get a closer look at what is happening in your neighborhood with the neighborhood safety tracker. from property theft of violent crimes, it is all here. you can compare crime in areas across the country, seeing how we compare to other cities. this app is easy to understand, and you can access it 24/7. now you can get involved and be better informed. find it on our free abc 7 neighborhood safety tracker on our app or website. dan: check it out when you have a moment. a judge has been chosen in the case of a man charged with attacking the husband of house speaker nancy pelosi. judge steven o'neill will take over the case.prosecutors and the attorney for david to pop agreed on this new judge and agreed they are ready for the upcoming preliminary hearing scheduled for december 15. he is charged with breaking into the palouse seaholm and attacking paul pelosi with a hammer. liz: the trial is underway in the case of a investigators say the fbi found nude photos on his government

abc7news anchor karina nova explains how it works. >> crime and safety is a concern for all of us here in the bay area. you can get a closer look at what is happening in your neighborhood with the abc 7 neighborhood safety tracker. from property theft to violent crimes, it is all here. you can track trends and compare crime activity around the bay area and across the country, seeing how we compare to other cities. this data is updated daily. it is easy to understand. and you can access it 24/7. it is all part of abc 7 news's commitment to building a better bay area. now you can be involved and be better informed. you can find it on our free abc 7 safety tracker, it is on our app or on our website, abc7news.com/safetytracker. life is uncertain. it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried or frustrated. calhope can help access, calhope free and secure mental health resources today. call our warm line at 833-317-4673 or livechat at calhope.org - life is uncertain. with calhope's free and secure mental health resources, it's easy to get the help you and your loved ones need when you need

larry: karina nova joining us with details. karina: we know these thefts have been frustrating for car owners and we have covered stories in the past with violent and deadly outcomes. the u.s. justice department says this bust stretches across the country with more than 500 million dollars in fraudulent sales. this takedown includes arrests, searches and seizures in california but also in oklahoma, new jersey, new york, nevada, north carolina and virginia. 21 people were charged in two search warrant's were executed. investigators found a connection between a fraudulent business in sacramento all the way to new jersey. u.s. attorney says because of california's higher admission standards, car owners are a target for catalytic converter theft. they can be stolen in less than a minute and sold on the black market for more than $1000. last year there were approximately 1600 catalytic converters reported stolen in california each month. this video shows the home were law enforcement showed up in new jersey. according to court docume

ama: house speaker nancy pelosi is talking to a journalist, karina nova is here with what she's shared about that night. karina: she opened up to cnn's anderson cooper, times getting choked up about that attack on her husband paul. she said she was woken up at her apartment in washington dc while this was all unfolding at her home in san francisco. she said the hard part is knowing that she and not her husband was the intended target when this person broke into their home. she was stoic, biting back her stool raw emotions at times. take a look. -- biting back her still raw emotions at times. >> of course i'm sad because of my husband, but i'm also sad for our country, unless we can get over this and have enough people out there say while they may not agree with everything the democrats or republicans are for, i do agree that our democracy is important, and that we must protect it. it is a model to the world. ama: hello see also went into detail about the unknowns on the night of the attack. she said she didn't know her husband's condition, but paul pelosi was taken to the hospital with

karina nova explains. >> crime and safety is a concern for all of us in the bay area. you can get a closer look at exactly what is happening in your neighborhood with abc 7 neighborhood safety tracker. from property theft to violent crimes, it is all here. you can track trends and compare crime activity around the bay area and across the country. seeing how we compare to other cities. the data is updated daily. it is easy to understand and you can access it 24-7. it is part of abc 7's commitment to building a better bay area. you can get involved and be better informed. you can find it on our free neighborhood safety tracker on our abc 7 app or on our website, abc7news.com/safetytracker. liz: a call to action to keep kids safe online. a look at an effort out of the south bay to get social media companies to do better. dan: expecting sales records to shattered this cyber monday. a look at some of the best deals online right now. liz: this piece of land is the center of a controversial project. project. a crucial round coming up in a recent clinical study, patients using

our news anchor karina nova is here with a look at the latest there. reporter: let's take a look now. there were seven propositions on the california ballot. the one we expected to pass was proposition 1. you can see the numbers. 65% to 35% no. this makes reproductive decisions part of the state constitution, which includes the choice to have an abortion. so again you can see the numbers here on the big board for this one. moving on, let's take a look at the next two propositions, 26 and 27. when it comes to sports betting, they were losing bets. 70% saying no on 26, but look at this, 83% saying no on prop 27. that is despite the $440 million put into the campaigns, making sports betting the most expensive ballot initiative campaign in u.s. history. four states had similar referendums on their ballots that passed, adding to the 30 states which currently offer legalized sports betting. for now, california will not be joining that group. let's move on. take a look at prop 28. here are the numbers. this one increases spending on arts programs at schools.

anchor karina. nova is in the newsroom with more on this story karina.public health reported the first death of a child from flu and rsv. the child was under the age