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what everybody is calling them, mary kate and ashley.— kate and ashley.g l kate and ashley. what is it i that leads them to having two heads? i that leads them to having two heads? ., �* ~' , heads? i don't think it is known. _ heads? i don't think it is known, completely, i heads? i don't think it is known, completely, it . heads? i don't think it is known, completely, it is probably a combination of genetics and environmental factors. over my career, i'm a veterinarian,, but i happen to be a reptile veterinarian, and over my career, i have seen maybe three or four reptiles with two heads. everybody else has died, passed away, within the first week of life, and this guy, no, he is thriving. delightful to talk to you, thank you for coming on the programme. the bbc has learned that a man detained under terrapin suspicion of killing david amess had previously attended a the radicalisation programme. the suspect isn't thought to have not been put on a watch list of people of interest to the security services. you can get access to all of our other stories, y

"at this hour" with kate bolduan starts right now. >>> i'm kate bolduan. here's what we're watching that the hour. president biden on the world stage, a warm welcome from the pope. this hour, biden meets with the french president amid strained relations. >>> live rounds on a movie set, the armorer defending her role in the tragedy that led to the fatal shooting by alec baldwin. >>> and one step closer. the fda could soon authorize a vaccine for children as young as 5, leaving only the cdc to weigh in before we see younger kids get vaccinated. >>> thanks for being here. we begin with breaking news, which is president biden is about to meet with french president emmanuel macron in rome where he will conclude his -- after which he'll conclude his first day of meetings in his high-stake trip to europe. relations between the two countries, the u.s. and france, are strained after france declared a crisis of trust last month, i'm sure you remember, over a u.s. deal to sell nuclear-powered submarines to australia, undercutting another deal with the french. things

kate.if the g20 summit _ say. kate. it will be a shame if the 620 summit which _ say. kate. it will be a shame if the 620 summit which starts - say. kate. it will be a shame if the 620 summit which starts on - say. kate. it will be a shame if the 620 summit which starts on saturday was to _ 620 summit which starts on saturday was to be _ 620 summit which starts on saturday was to be overshadowed by a row over bricks_ was to be overshadowed by a row over bricks and _ was to be overshadowed by a row over bricks and fishing. i'm sure that would _ bricks and fishing. i'm sure that would be — bricks and fishing. i'm sure that would be something that the european leaders _ would be something that the european leaders that are attending that would — leaders that are attending that would probably shrug your shoulders and think_ would probably shrug your shoulders and think they cannot believe we are so talking _ and think they cannot believe we are so talking about this but it is through— so talkin

kate: it is products like this that enabled us to be home with kate: kate: our families on lockdown forbut would like to be here in person networking with entrepreneurs, ceos, bankers for the first time. kate: it is amazing to be here today with you and it's really inspiring to be back but i think everyone misses her family because we are showing better pictures of our kids. i had a kid during the pandemic so i have a new baby to show pictures of but it is really great and we just started so we are here for the next few days. emily: childbirth is the most commonly used service in our country and yet for so many years, we haven't invested in it. how is maven clinic trying to change it? kate: one of the biggest things that has never made sense is women and families are at the center and childbirth accounts for one out of four hospitalizations in the u.s.. it accounts for some of the top -- one of the biggest life transforming moments that women and families have never been at the center and the care models do not include breast-feeding support or pediatric support. maven is trying to rede

kate.— for having previously called tories,. kate. , , ., , tories,. kate.. this has been a very emotive issue, so _ tories,. kate. this has been a very emotive issue, so angela - tories,. kate. this has been a very emotive issue, so angela rayner l tories,. kate. this has been a very| emotive issue, so angela rayner at the labour party conference who is deputy leader of the party, she was recorded at a french event calling tories,. and it went down really badly. people thought particularly conservatives thought that it was very offensive. and not in the right fit and proper tone. and then online as well, if you are to look at twitter following the death of the conservative mp david macro work to and there was discussion that some of that language in the word she used,,, altogether of that language in the word she used, ,, altogether contributes to a very poor exchange of words amongst politicians and it creates a bad atmosphere. and angela rayner has been very quiet on this matter. she explained that she has been away because she has had a bereavement in he

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"at this hour" with kate bolduan starts right now. >>> i'm kate bolduan. here is what we're watching at this hour. booster recommendations. fda advisers meeting now to consider booster shots for million who is got moderna and johnson & johnson covid vaccines. >>> deadline day. house panel investigating the insurrection prepares for criminal charges if former trump aides don't comply with subpoenas. will any of them show up? >>> and on strike, thousands of john deere workers walk off the job after contract talks fail. the breaking details on that coming up. >>> we do begin this hour with breaking news on the pandemic. at this hour, fda vaccine advisers are meeting to decide whether to recommend booster shots for millions more americans who got moderna and johnson & johnson covid vaccines. the these advisers will be weighing the safety of mix and matching booster shots. new data from the nih shows mixing boosters produces a strong immune response. let's begin with cnn's elizabeth cohen, who's following every development in today's hours-long booster shot mee

>> kate, we're certainly hoping so. as a surgeon general, a doctor, but a dad of two kids under 12 who have been waiting for a vaccine. this is a really important moment. we took the time to do the trials with the right degree of precision. no u that data has been submitted to the fda. they have reviewed it. the advisory committee for the fda voted unanimously in support of providing vaccines for kids under 12, between 5 and 11. the next step is the fda needs to do its deliberation, taking into account the advisory committee's input. after that, the cdc committee will meet next week after which they'll render their decision. after that is when we'll be able to get vaccines to children if and when the cdc and fda recommend those vaccines. one thing i want to make clear, kate, we will be absolutely ready when that moment comes. we've been spending weeks and months preparing for this moment in terms of getting the supply that's needed. setting up tens of thousands of places where parents and children can get vaccinated, bu

is obviously about licenses _ as kate said this is obviously about licenses i— as kate said this isut licenses. i think we saw in the brexit— licenses. i think we saw in the brexit debate the issue of fishing kind of— brexit debate the issue of fishing kind of almost battered above its weight _ kind of almost battered above its weight was a became such a central issue _ weight was a became such a central issue when— weight was a became such a central issue when it was on so many complex part to _ issue when it was on so many complex part to the _ issue when it was on so many complex part to the brexit negotiations and fish and _ part to the brexit negotiations and fish and became sort of a symbolic battle _ fish and became sort of a symbolic battle really and it's doing that again — battle really and it's doing that again i— battle really and it's doing that again. i was honestly so many complex— again. i was honestly so many complex part to the brexit negotiations and fish and became sort of— negotiations and fish and became sort of a — negotiations and fish and became sort of a sy

kate larsen, abc 7 news. ama: and we were sending push alerts on our abc 7 news app today as new information came in on the shooting. the app is free in the app store. dan: some breaking knows, a cinematographer is dead and a movie director in the hospital in a deadly shooting involving alec baldwin and a prop gun. it happened on the set of "rust," filmed in new mexico. the director of photography died from her injuries. this photo is her most recent post on instagram. she was 42 years old. director joel sousa was taken to the hospital. his condition is unknown. he lives in the bay area with his family. this photo of alec baldwin was posted from the set earlier. that is fake blood, of course. no charges filed as the investigation is underway. ama: rain caused flooding in part of the north play -- north bay. it's only the beginning. we still have several more days of stormy weather. meteorologist andy patel is here with when the rain will pick up again. sandia? sandia: it is starting to inch toward the north b

kate? >> all right. kelly o'donnell with the president, thank you. >>> back in the u.s. it was a chaotic weekend at the nation's airports after american airlines canceled or delayed thousands of flights. today alone fully one-third of the carrier's flights were canceled. some experts worry it could be a sign of trouble to come as we enter the busy holiday travel season. >> reporter: american airlines in the midst of a travel meltdown this holiday weekend. >> they delayed it and then said the original time and then canceled it. >> very aggravating. >> reporter: from dallas to miami and beyond long lines snaking through terminals. passengers waiting hours to rebook or even speak to an airline agent. the frustrations growing by the second. >> it said take another flight but they don't have flight available until monday or tuesday. i have to work monday and i have a #9-year-old at home. >> flying is really stressful and with canceled flights and still trying to figure everything out even more so. >> howard j

the problem, kate, it's 200 feet below full pool. a lot more rain we need out there. >> it goes without saying, it's all extremes now. thank you, chad, for tracking it for us. we'll stay on this throughout the day. >>> coming up for us, fda advisers are meeting right now to consider pfizer's vaccine for younger children. millions of children could soon be eligible, convincing their parents to get them vaccinated could be a bigger challenge. baja steak & jack tender, thicker-cut steak and. wait sooo you're not coming out of retirement? i'm just here because subway has so much new, they bought time in this press conference to talk about it. ♪ (peaceful music) ♪ ♪ ♪ (battle sounds from phone) ♪ ♪ (battle sounds stop) ♪ ♪ (dragon roar from phone) ♪ ♪ is now a good time for a flare-up? enough, crohn's! for adults with moderate to severe crohn's or ulcerative colitis, stelara® can provide relief, and is the first approved medication to reduce inflammation on and below the surface of the intestine in uc. you, getting on that flight? back of

>> look, i think it's both, kate.ean, when they sort of came up with this billionaire's tax which senator wyden, apparently, has been working on for years but nobody can figure out how it works and it would only apply to a few -- you know, a few people, obviously. it looks like a stunt. you know, it just looks like they are grasping at straws here. and so, they wanted a corporate tax. well, maybe, there will be a minimum tax for corporations. maybe kyrsten sinema didn't like certain things about corporate tax. i mean, they are just trying to cobble together things in a way that's not very appealing when you are sitting out there watching this. and you are saying wait a minute, guys, you're the governing majority. as tim says, very, very narrow, very, very slim majority. but this is your one moment, so figure out how to get something done. figure out a way to pay for it. and then, come out and claim victory, rather than doing it this way. it -- it -- it doesn't look good for them. >> you can be sure that might be somet

kate larsen has reaction. kate: a contra costa jury convicted denville police officer andrew hall of assault with a firearm for shooting and killing a 33-year-old during a slow speed pursuit in danville in 2018. >> i hope it would have a positive impact on other officers knowing that there are consequences when you improperly kill someone. kate: the jury deadlocked on the more serious voluntary manslaughter count so the judge declared a mistrial for that charge. previously, the contra costa sheriff's office which provides services to danville cleared hall of misconduct. the civil-rights attorney that represents the family says they expected hall to be convicted on both counts. >> for that not to happen is very painful. kate: he also represents tyrell wilson's family, he was also shopping officer hall. he was placed on paid administered of leave after shooting wilson. that shooting remains under investigation. >> it is an interesting political issue as well as to the timing of all of this. kate: a criminal defe

kate:. kate: that is all the business needs for now.elano: kate moody there with the business time. next, our daily fact checking segment in associate with france 24 observers. james creedon, you are looking at videos of natural disasters, in particular, related to the hurricane earlier this month. not all the videos circulating were reliable? james: huge amount of information ends up being uploaded on social media when in the middle of these events. for people it is a reflex to record and share. in the mix, there can be people reaching for a video online that they may think illustrates what they might have heard or seen. there is also clickbait, the more cynical approach. this hurricane had 13 deaths in iran. there was a lot of information being shared on different platforms. we will focus on three. the first one got 67,000 views on this facebook page alone. it shows this scene, what looks like a surge, a mudslide. the collapse of this hill in the midst of an extreme weather event. some people sent this video into our observers team an

kate: at home antigen test's are not quite as sensitive as pcr tests. i'm kate larson, abc 7 news. ama: another manufacturer of rapid test kits, an australian company recalled almost 200 thousand tests that were shipped to the u.s. due to concerns about a higher-than-expected rate of false positives. they were sold at major retailers including cvs, target, and amazon. dan: a new government study concludes that a startling number of children have actually been orphaned by the pandemic. from april of last year to this past june, the cdc and national institutes of health estimate that more than 142,000 children have been left without a parent or caregiver in the united states. california had the highest number with more than 16,000 orphans. the vast majority of those orphans, because of covid in california, are hispanic. ama: taking a look at the covid headlines, astrazeneca asked the fda to grant emergency authorization for a long-acting antibiotic treatment to prevent covid-19. the company said the treatment reduced the risk of symptomatic covid by 77%. los angeles will require proo

kate larsen, abc 7 news. ama: and we were sending push alerts on our abc 7 news app today as new information came in on the shooting. the app is free in the app store. dan: some breaking knows, a cinematogr aecir t hospital in a deadly shooting involving alec baldwin and a prop gun. it happened on the set of "rust," filmed in new mexico. the director of photography died from her injuries. this photo is her most recent post on instagram. she was 42 years old. director joel sousa was taken to the hospital. his condition is unknown. he lives in the bay area with his family. this photo of alec baldwin was posted from the set earlier. that is fake blood, of course. no charges filed as the investigation is underway. ama: rain caused flooding in part of the north play -- north bay. it's only the beginning. we still have several more days of stormy weather. meteorologist andy patel is here with when the rain will pick up again. sandia? ik. this fir light storm coming in early in the morning. the second one is a stron

>>> i'm kate bolduan. reckoning nor the raiders head coach, jon gruden resigns after offensive emails come to light. what the controversy says about america's most popular sports league. >>> joe biden facing challenges to get his agenda passed and end the pandemic. >>> and major shift -- a national task force is proposing that adults over 60 should not start taking aspirin daily to prevent heart disease and strokes. why doctors believe now the risks outweigh the benefits. >>> thanks for being here. we begin with breaking news. one of the biggest names in the nfl has resigned after a series of newly released emails showed him frequently and over several years making homophobic, racist, and misogynistic comments. overnight jon gruden announced his resignation from the raiders hours after "the new york times" published details from emails gruden sent over a period of seven years. they were discovered in an nfl workplace misconduct investigation into the washington football team. they showed gruden denouncing

kate larsen has reaction.ontra costa jury convicted denville police officer andrew hall of assault with a firearm for shooting and killing a 33-year-old during a slow speed pursuit in danville in 2018. >> i hope it would have a positive impact on other officers knowing that there are consequences when you improperly kill someone. kate: the jury deadlocked on the more serious voluntary manslaughter count so the judge declared a mistrial for that charge. previously, the contra costa sheriff's office which provides services to danville cleared hall of misconduct. the civil-rights attorney that represents the family says they expected hall to be convicted on both counts. >> for that not to happen is very painful. kate: he also represents tyrell wilson's family, he was also shopping officer hall. he was placed on paid administered of leave after shooting wilson. that shooting remains under investigation. >> it is an interesting political issue as well as to the timing of all of this. kate: a criminal defense attorn

kate: at home antigen test's are not quite as sensitive as pcr tests. i'm kate larson, abc 7 news.other manufacturer of rapid test kits, an australian company recalled almost 200 thousand tests that were shipped to the u.s. due to concerns about a higher-than-expected rate of false positives. they were sold at major retailers including cvs, target, and amazon. dan: a new government study concludes that a startling number of children have actually been orphaned by the pandemic. from april of last year to this past june, the cdc and national institutes of health estimate that more than 142,000 children have been left without a parent or caregiver in the united states. california had the highest number with more than 16,000 orphans. the vast majority of those orphans, because of covid in california, are hispanic. ama: taking a look at the covid headlines, astrazeneca asked the fda to grant emergency authorization for a long-acting antibiotic treatment to prevent covid-19. the company said the treatment reduced the risk of symptomatic covid by 77%. los angeles will require proof of a c

kate: but not everyone is enthusiastic. i spoke to a dad here and he is disappointed with newsom's announcement. he has children who are five and eight years old and does not plan on getting either of them vaccinated anytime soon. there will be some family to have to grapple with tough decisions in the next year or so. in san francisco, i'm kate larsen. larry: covid headlines now. the u.s. has reached a sobering new milestone. today, the death toll surpassed 700,000, making this the deadliest pandemic in american history. vaccines for children ages five to 11 appear to be coming soon. the surgeon general calls this the fda's top priority. production of those at home rapid covid tests ramping up. 50 million promised by the end of the month and that comes as there is a potential breakthrough for those battling covid-19. mark has developed a virus fighting pill, cutting the risk of being hospitalized or dying in. half the pill still needs to get regulatory approval, but once it does it could be authorized for use within weeks.

kate is a great historian and i loved her. she is grappling to this one is on the "new york times" everyday. and there is something that grabbed hold of kate even that said this book must be rich in. it is a book of our time it is a book for young people in particular. they need to be fortified by this book and i really truly believe, as deep as i can that people are in certain places at certain times should carry the message forward and to continue the beating of the drums. the drum beats on this book is the drum of our time. >> i think that's absolute correct in bringing the issues altogether. the book is clearly timely. it deals with the issues of violence and women. it deals with the issues of the voting rights situation. it deals with the issues of climate and geography and what is happening in these spaces. it deals with the issues of housing. and education. it is all in there completely and totally is right up there. so, and thinking about, kate, how was it you were able to organize the book? with all of these issues go

kate: but not everyone is enthusiastic.d here and he is disappointed with newsom's announcement. he has children who are five and eight years old and doe o the vaccinated anytime soon. there will be some family to have to grapple with tough decisions in the next year or so. in san francisco, i'm kate larsen. larry: covid headlines now. the u.s. has reached a sobering new milestone. today, the death toll surpassed 700,000, making this the deadliest pandemic in american history. vaccines for children ages five to 11 appear to be coming soon. the surgeon general calls this the fda's top priority. production of those at home rapid covid tests ramping up. 50 million promised by the end of the month and that comes as there is a potential breakthrough for those battling covid-19. mark has developed a virus fighting pill, cutting the risk of being hospitalized or dying in. half the pill still needs to get regulatory approval, but once it does it could be authorized for use within weeks. you can ask our vaccine team your questions a

this was about kate stacey. i didn't think it was going to be about me here at the end, and i kind of wish i wasn't. i just want to say a couple of words and keep it brief. first of all, supervisor stefani, i think you think i might have more parenting advice than i do, and i can tell you that i spoke with declan today, a sophomore in college. i was giving him fundraising advice. i clearly knows that that wasn't something i was great at, and i think he learned more interning in supervisor peskin's office that summer than he did from me. but he's my pride and joy, but if there's any advice i can impart from him to you or anyone else, i'm happy to do that. as for my office, i had a simple philosophy. it's hire people smarter than me, and i did that. i hired people smarter than me, trusted them, gave them a lot of rope, let them know the rules that i would not tolerate, and i encouraged them to make mistakes. if we weren't making mistakes, we weren't being entrepreneurial lawyers, pushing the occupational envelope,

kate: and don't forget proof of vaccination so you can get in the door. kate larsen, abc 7.gie: governor newsom is going to be in alameda county, expected to sign legislation supporting the economic recovery. the governor's office has also highlighted his california come back plan, which supports small businesses hit hardest by the pandemic. it will be streamed on facebook, twitter, and youtube accounts. kumasi: president biden is urging more private employers to require vaccinations. jobina: president biden says without businesses implementing vaccine requirements, we face endless months of chaos, hospitalizations, and damage to the economy. the president visited plato -- p layco, one of the largest midwest construction companies, as they announced a vaccine requirement for employees. pres. biden: i know vaccine requirements are tough medicine. it is politics for some. they are lifesaving. jobina: the white house says 78% of adults have gotten at least one shot, and soon more kids may be able to get vaccinated. yesterday, pfizer filed paperwork to get fda paperwork -- fda a

i'm kate bolduan. here's what we're watching at this hour. >>> democrats are huddling after nancy pelosi delays the vote on the infrastructure bill. is this going anywhere? or is this going fwho no where fast? >>> a covid pill, merck announcing its experimental covid antiviral drug reduces hospitalizations and death by half. why this could be a major advance in the battle against the pandemic. >>> mandate challenge. a group of new york city public school teachers ask the supreme court to block the city's vaccine mandate going into effect today. the chancellor of new york city schools joins me ahead. >>> thank you for being here. two major stories we are following and we'll start with this hour house democrats huddling after house speaker nancy pelosi was forced to delay a vote on the infrastructure bill. progressives refusing to support it unless there is major progress on a deal around the much larger spending package. that is highly unlikely at the moment with moderate democratic senator joe manchin

kate: one dog at a time. in pleasanton, kate larsen. abc 7 news. liz: if you have not already, now is the time to download our streaming apps on roku, apple tv, amazon fire tv, and android tv. abc 7 meteorologist drew to but will be in our studios all day long when the heavy rain's role in tomorrow, giving you live updates on the storm, rainfall totals, and where the storm is headed next. you can join drew live anywhere you can stream abc 7 and even ask questions on facebook or youtube. the investigation continues this morning into the accidental shooting on the set of alec baldwin's new movie. on thursday, baldwin pulled the trigger on a prop gun, killing the film's cinematographer. the director was also hurt. production has been shut down. reporter christine sloan has the latest. christine: this evening, a candlelight vigil in albuquerque, new mexico in honor of helena hutchins, about an hour from the movie set where she lost her life. >> in this with a film industry where it is super competitive, it is not enough to have talent, you have to have

kate: the entire family is ok, almost unscathed.atthew has a blackeye and bump on his forehead, but what is most troubling is what could have been. >> the other side of the bed is completely flat and that is where daniel sleeps. if she had laid down to rest with me, she probably would have been dead. kate: matthew says an arborist inspected the trees recently and said they were safe. danielle said they got a foot of rain over the weekend and it was too much for the hill to hold. the family is now hoping to move into an apartment. kate larsen, abc 7 news. dan: just inches, that is all it took. thankfully, that man is ok and so was the family. pg&e says it has 3000 crews responding to storm related power outages, including this one. sky7 shows you an intersection without working traffic lights in fremont. a blown transformer knocked out power to between 500 and 5000 customers this evening. power was restored tonight. let's give you an overall picture of power problems. this map shows areas left in the dark. the biggest impact is an or

. >> in the crowd that day is william's girlfriend, kate middleton.as really remarkable because she was quintessentially middle class as opposed to upper class. traditionally the royals have looked to the aristocracy when eyeing up suitors for young british royals. >> they actually spent four years together at st. andrews, at times living with one another, and really, really getting to establish a relationship. >> prince william would go to the middletons' home and spend a lot of time with them. he felt very at home there. and he could see how normal families worked. >> i know diana discussed with william. she said whatever you do you must get to know the person you marry, she must be your friend first and foremost. >> after seven years together william proposes to kate. >> when you go out with someone for quite a long time you do get to know each other very, very well. you go through the good times. you go through the bad times. >> the queen and prince philip are very close to william. and allowing william to live with kate before they got married an

kate moody, great to see you. james creedon joins us.tart with a focus on the democratic republic of congo, and a photo that claims to show the ex-president joseph kabila in the company of, world, a controversial figure. explain. james: so this photo had surfaced on the second of october last, and it shows joseph kabila some years back alongside the former head of the elite defense forces based in uganda and they were in congo over the years, and they have links to theslamic state group. what this photo claims to the show is joseph kabila standing alongside jamil mukulu. at that time, he was not an islamist. his group has links to islamists. but what this claims to show is two men standing side-by-side several years back. in other words, joseph kabila, who stood down years ago, had murky relationships with these people. it doesn't cast him in up positive light. what you see is the claim, and it says dangerous liaisons, and "this is a man who is responsible for keeping congolese in the east of the country in cold blood." so certainly not

>> this is good, kate. least be some real life effectiveness of this data ahead of the meeting next week. priestly pfizer said the vaccine was safe for younger children, which is great, and it appears to be effective based on antibody response, that there is a strong response. however, we didn't know how well it protected against symptomatic disease. so this new study in more than 2,000 children, the same study, but now they have results in these children, found there were six cases of covid-19 in children who got the placebo versus three cases in the children who got the actual sax. so more than 90% protective. although this is still a relatively small study, so i think we need to keep in mind that when the fda reviews the data next week, they may not come out with as full-throated a recommendation as they came out for older age groups and maybe a more limited recommendation once they look at the data based on the fact this is still a small study. >> there's also, dr. wen, continued questions about booster

kate larsen, abc 7 news.liz: if you want to see more of this but from the comfort of your home, may be, head to our website, abc7news.com. we have the highlight of the airshow and the parade of ships you can watch. if you want to check out fleet week in person, the schedule of events is posted on our website. the warriors are hosting an open practice, tickets cost five dollars. they will get to see former warrior sean livingston before practice starts. if you are going, you must show proof of vaccination to go inside. proof of a negative covid test is required for fans 11 years and number. in the south bay, tonight's soccer match at paypal stadium has been called off because of the violence that the earthquakes gave friday night. eight people were arrested at the stadium and surrounding parking lots. police say it might have started when a fan ran onto the field and punched quakes player. forforforforforforforforfor yesterday, lisa, it was freezing. it was so cold. lisa: it seems like overnight but we will be

kate larsen, abc 7 news.liz: and if you want to see more from this, but from the comfort of your home, head to our website, abc7news.com. we have the highlight of the airshow and the parade of ships you can watch. if you want to check out fleet week in person, the schedule of events is also posted on our website. also today, a busy weekend, the worriers our hope is sting -- hosting -- the worriers are hosting an open practice in front of fans at the chase center. tickets cost five dollars. fans will get to see former warrior sean livingston before practice starts. if you are going, you must show proof of vaccination to go inside. fans 11 years and younger must show proof of a negative covid test. doors open at 11:00 this morning. in the south bay, tonight's soccer match at paypal stadium has been called off because of the violence at the earthquakes game friday night. eight people were arrested at the stadium and surrounding parking lots. one person was grazed by a bullet. police say it might have started whe

kate: the entire family is ok, almost unscathed. matthew has a blackeye and bump on his forehead, but what is most troubling is what could have been. >> the other side of the bed is completely flat and that is where daniel sleeps. if she had laid down to rest with me, she probably would have been dead. kate: matthew says an arborist inspected the trees recently and said they were safe. danielle said they got a foot of rain over the weekend and it was too much for the hill to hold. the family is now hoping to move into an apartment. kate larsen, abc 7 news. dan: just inches, that is all it took. thankfully, that man is ok and so was the family. pg&e says it has 3000 crews responding to storm related power outages, including this one. sky7 shows you an intersection without working traffic lights in fremont. a blown transformer knocked out power to between 500 and 5000 customers this evening. power was restored tonight. let's give you an overall picture of power problems. this map shows areas left in the dark. the biggest impact is an

>> we are, kate. her sister released a statement saying she was the brightest person i've ever known, my friend and support no matter what happened. kate? >> all right, erin. thank you. >>> parts of california and nevada are bracing tonight for what is being called the strongest storm of are recorded off the west coast. it is gaining strength and already causing massive damage in areas scarred by recent wildfires. we'll go to the storm zone in paradise, california. >> reporter: in northern california tonight, bracing for impact. a monster storm marching across the west. 41 million at risk for flash flooding, mud slides, and high winds. forecasters calling it the strongest storm ever recorded off the west coast. what is to blame? a swift, massive drop in air pressure called a bomb cyclone combined with an influx of extra tropical moisture the mix creating a catastrophic weather system already wreaking havoc on california's highways shall the terrain loose after historic wildfires like this one last yea

kate bolduan picks up our coverage next. >>> hello everyone. i'm kate bolduan. here is what we're watching "at this hour." ready to make a deal. democrats inching closer to a final agreement on trillions of dollars in spending, but cutting key priorities. house speaker nancy pelosi speaks this hour. >>> huge developments in the fight against covid. new guidance on boosters that could impact millions of americans while the white house prepares for a massive rollout of shots for children as young as 5. >>> pleading guilty. the accused shooter of the parkland school shooting enters his plea, but still may face the death penalty. what happened in court this morning. >>> thanks for being here everyone. we're following two big developments as we speak. first on the on-again, off-again roller coaster of negotiations among democrats over president biden's sweeping economic agenda. sources tell cnn the president is prepared to make major concessions to get there and win over moderate senators joe manchin and kyrsten sinema. the overall price tag is reportedly in the rang

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i'm kate balduan.side politics"ch i'm john king in washington. it's a really busy news day. thanks for sharing is with us. huge news on covid, for example. pfizer just asked the government to green light vaccines for kids ages 5 to 11. we'll walk through the timeline and potential impact on the broader pandemic fight. plus, dead lipoday for four trump aides subpoenaed about the insurrection. a new senate report and brand-new review of court documents offer us some startling new details about how donald trump and his allies pushed the big lie and desperately tried to keep power. >>> and we've got a deal.

we don't exactly know, kate.or us. >> absolutely. >> it was recent. we got right on the air pretty much when this happened. that's how we have these images of people, police officers particularly, going in. but you make very good points there. we don't know the situation inside those walls at this point. you're right. it does take time for all the law enforcement, especially an area like texas, where schools aren't exactly on top of each other, they're spread out, to get there on the scene and get inside these buildings and, like you said, go room to room, making sure everything is okay, trying to completely assess what might happen or what did happen inside the school. clearly this is a serious -- something serious has happened. it's on going. as soon as we get more, we're going to update you -- actually, we're giving someone over here giving me a little more information, kate. this is the atf headquarters saying that -- tweeting out that they are at the scene of a shooting at that high school. again, timberview

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i'm kate larsen. you're watching abc 7 news at 11 right here on abc 7 and wherever you stream we start now with that developing news. the shooting happened early this morning on a rural stretch of los animas avenue at a homeowned by gilroy city council member rebecca armin doris abc 7 news reporter ryan curry went to gilroy to find answers and learned that a fight broke out right before the gunfire. just down this road in several houses down is the home of councilmember rebecca armandaris and police are now investigating as to what led up into that shooting the left one person dead and others injured. they've blocked off this road as they continue that investigation. gilroy pol pol pol pol pol pol person fired a gun a man died at the scene in three other people were injured two of them in critical. addition at the hospital. yeah. i heard some shots with that. that was i mean that's like every weekend so i didn't think nothing about it. joanne camp lives just down the road from under reasons home, but

kate, begot most of your answers there. _ them. kate, begot most of your answers there. i— them.answers there. i really do appreciate that for trying, thank you for trying —— we got. details are still emerging over how the actor and producer alec baldwin accidentally shot dead the cinematographer halyna hutchins on a movie set. investigations are ongoing as court documents suggest the actor was told the gun was safe moments before the shooting. meanwhile, a candlelight vigil has taken place in new mexico to honour her memory. with more, here's tanya dendrinos. a cinematographer, a wife, a mother, and a life cut tragically short. by candlelight in albuquerque, not far from the bonanza creek ranch, halyna hutchins was remembered. she was beloved, talented, respected and loving. she was also passionate about her work and that is really who all of you are, she was part of our family, one of us. the 42—year—old was killed and film directorjoel souza injured when a prop gun with a live round was fired by actor alec baldwin on the set of the film rust. court records revealed mr baldwin

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kate? >> all right. sam, thank you. >>> let's bring in monica alba at the white house. what is the u.s. government doing to try to help? >> reporter: negotiations are ongoing. a senior state department official tells nbc news tonight we are engaging in haitian authorities at the senior most levels but officials are hesitant to comment beyond that, given privacy considerations and the delicate nature of these talks. a spokesperson adding that the welfare and safety of u.s. citizens abroad is one of the highest priorities for the state department while lawmakers like adam kinzinger, a member of the house foreign affairs committee, pledged the u.s. government will do everything possible to get these american missionaries back safely. kate? >> all right. monica alba at the white house for us. >>> former president bill clinton is home tonight after being released from a southern california hospital where he had been battling infection. >> reporter: tonight the 42nd president is back home in new york after a h

kate: checking on the trading action today. mix close for wall street.he nasdaq trailing low the flatline just after the closing bell. tesla reported record profits and revenue for the third quarter. bitcoin reached a new all-time high, over $66,893. major european indices closing higher, outperforming .5% in paris. moving on to the days other business headlines, the founder of online giant alibaba has left china for the first time since a run into authorities. he was set to attend meetings in spain and maintains a low private -- profile. chairs of alibaba spike 7% today as investors hope this was a sign the tech crackdown in the country was easing. british authorities issued a $70 million fine to facebook. the competition watchdog says the social media group failed to provide relevant information during an investigation. separately, reports suggest facebook is looking to rename itself an effort to distance itself from recent scandals. the head of th central bank is stepping down at the end of this year after a decade. this could have lasted until 2027.