lisa. hey, lisa. lisa: hey, liz. an that blanket of cloud cover. temperatures fairly uniform. half mile, half moon bay. that will be sticking around for a while. as we go through the next few hours, notice the green there. a few isolated sprinkles or a few light showers dotting the landscape. the down there cloud cover will keep temperatures in the 50's, so cooler today, and then we will see more of that activity, perhaps on sunday, but it looks like brighter skies for a portion of sunday as well. we have got more rain chances talk or -- talk about for november, liz, in a few minutes. liz: ok, lisa, thank you. millions of children ages five to 11 could be eligible for a dose of a pfizer covid vaccine. it is news that many parents welcome, but others are hesitant about. abc 7 news reporter karina mitchell has the details. karina: 28 million american children are one step closer to getting increased protection against covid-19. the fda granting emergency use authorization for the covid shot for children ages five to 11.

lisa. lisa: right? the weather is feeling that way. i almost have a little rain, but we are looking at breezy winds along the coast, slightly warmer today, 73, santa rosa, 73 in san jose, and the accuweather seven-day forecast, a warmer day tomorrow and winds kick up late tomorrow into monday and tuesday for red flag warning. wind could gust up to 50 miles per hour, then we will warm it up thursday and friday, with a return to 80's inland. a gorgeous day today and tomorrow. liz: thank you. it's so pretty out there right now. thank you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i'm liz kreutz, along with lisaee you then. have a great day. the new sensodyne repair and protect with deep repair has the science to show that the toothpaste goes deep inside the exposed dentin to help repair sensitive teeth. my patients are able to have that quality of life back. i recommend sensodyne repair and protect with deep repair. >>> good morning, america. vaccine time line. a rollout of pfizer's vaccines for kids could be just weeks away. the latest step in the process. are parents convinced it's the right move? as hospitals warn of a dangerous but rare infection linked to and affecting children on the rise. >>> riot investigation. the battle over white house documents. president biden allowing a handover to a house committee investigating the january 6th capitol riot. the possible showdown. >>> and breaking overnight, the decision putting the restrictive texas abortion law back into effect. >>> missing boy, the search for a 3-year-o

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lisa and brahma wits. -- risa abramowitz. -- lisa abramowicz. lisa: the idea that consumer sentiment is declining and this, white is confidence in the reflation story picking up and we are seeing small is this optimism, disappointing. people's optimism seems to be waning on a consumer level. what gives? jonathan: look out for the fed speak. lisa will give you the day ahead. the s&p 500, totally unchanged, advancing a single point. outside of that, yields in on tens, reopening the bond market, three basis points. the two year yield 34 basis points. we keep inching higher. tom: i am surprised at 160 on a 10 year yield. i thought on it close we would get 162 and stay there. jonathan: lisa, we keep climbing, crude, 80.70. wti up 1%. lisa: crude and 10 year yields climbing in tandem. how does this make sense when people talk about stagflation, shorter term increases in prices will dampen demand? this is something that will be an ongoing theme. u.s. august job openings, expectations to climb toward the 11 million mark. this is the big labor market question

first, we'll will check in with meteorologist lisa arjun. -- lisa argen. lisa boulder creek, right along saratoga. san jose is getting wet right now. light to moderate rain up to the north. you can see it is wet in lafayette, hercules. light showers in cloverdale. further to the south, light rain from san francisco and south city. we are looking at the winds creating issues, 25 to 30 miles per hour today. once the f winds will subside ae will have a better second half of the afternoon. this is a snow maker above 8000 feet. a winter storm warning at 11:00 sunday through tuesday at 6:00. we are talking eight inches to 48 inches, wind gusts of 100 miles per hour. saturday, we will see showers. sunday, we will see an incoming atmospheric river that will last until monday. rainfall amounts will be from friday to sunday, an additional six inches up in the north bay, two to three inches in the south bay. we are certainly looking at very wet weather with a level 3 system on sunday and monday. this one ends by midmorning. hopefully, you are tying objects down in the yar

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lisa? lisa: i saw a lot of people in that video i knew. a cool and beautiful start in san jose. 58 in the city. 45 in mountain view. another warm day on the way. upper 70's with 80's for nevada. mid-80's in the south bay. upper 80's livermore. light rain tomorrow. liz: thank you. thanks for joining us. ♪ get back, get back, get back to where you once belonged ♪ >>> welcome back to "gma" on this saturday morning. guess who just officially joined tiktok? john, paul, george and ringo and you can find the fab four of course @thebeatles. the trailer for "the beatles get back" dropped with never before seen footage locked in a vault for the last 50 years. >> i want to know who is managing their tiktok account. sir paul's out there, check out this. >> a few generations younger. >> exactly. >> i also want inside that vault. >> for sure. >> phenomenal, more than 60 years later, they're such an influential band. >> even my kids are into the music. >> are they? >> absolutely. one of the greatest ever for sure. >>> we have a lot of other news to get to, let's get a check of the top stories we're following right now. happening this morning, the pentagon promising to pay family members of the ten innocent victims, including seven children who were killed in a u.s. air strike in afghanistan in late august and help relocate any of them that want to move to the united states. the drone attack was meant to target isis-k affiliated terrorists in kabul. senior officials calling the air strike a "tragic mistake." >>> also right now and talk about a happy ending here guys, 3 year old christopher ramirez, a little boy who was found four days after wandering into a wooded area in texas earlier this month. he got to attend a very special wedding, christopher's parents happily said i do in front of a texas judge and their two children, congratulations to them. >>> some more good news in texas, long time teammates jose altuve and carlos correa leading the houston astros to victory over the boston red sox in game one of the american league playoffs. altuve hitting a game-tying two-run shot in the sixth and correa giving the astros the n the tr loong tadvae to the world series for the second time in three seasons. >> how did your marlins do this year? >> not great, whit. not great. we're not doing their highlights today for a reason. >> good sport about it, though, i appreciate that. >>> we start this half hour with the vaccine mandate battle involving one of the country's largest police forces, the feud heating up between the mayor of chicago and the city's police union and the union claims there could be few officers left to patrol the streets. nbc's zachary keisch is in chicago with the latest. >> reporter: good morning to you as well. it's a contentious issue. the clock has literally run out in chicago. officers had until midnight to be in compliance. on the line, public safety as well as public health. the union says roughly half of their 12,000 members could be impacted. this morning a court battle and public dispute playing out in the windy city. chicago's police union dismissed the vaccine mandates. about half of chicago's force, the second largest in the country are impacted because they've opted not to get shots. >> what we've seen from the fraternal order of police in particular the leadership is a lot of misinformation, a lot of half truths and frankly flat-out lies in order to induce an insurrection. >> reporter: overnight a judge issued a temporary restraining order against the police union president, john catanzaro. the order stops him from making public statements telling members not to report their vaccination status. the mayor requested the restraining order after he publicly urged officers to defy orders. >> any sergeant, lieutenant, cptain or above who gives you an order to go in that portal is not valid. you are able to refuse that order. >> reporter: police who say they are not vaccinated can opt into testing or apply for an exemption. the city announcing those who do not abide by the rules will be 34r5is placed on a no-pay status. the police union has filed a motion to dismiss the mayor's complaint. >> if this mayor doesn't stvi t police and start focusing on public safety, you are going to have a rash number of retirements in the very immediate future here. >> assuming departments are going to lose a percentage of their workforce if these orders are found to be valid, they will have to find a way to manage through it. >> reporter: the mandate clock is running out in other major cities across the country. a group of raleigh, north carolina city employees, including police officers are threatening to sue the city over their vaccine mandate saying it discriminates. a similar mandate in seattle is causing staffing shortages, union leaders saying the decision should be part of labor negotiations. and in san francisco, 120 officers jobs are in jeopardy for failing to meet those vaccine deadlines. >> it's going to affect every district station in the city. >> reporter: the mayor says it will be at least until monday before they are able to gauge who's in compliance. it's worth noting that covid has killed more police officers over the last year than any other cause of death. 62%. linsey? >> staggering number there, zachary, thank you. >>> joining us is abc news contributor and former nypd chief of detectives, mr. robert boyce. welcome, chief, always good to talk to you. zachary mentioned chicago's mayor sued the police union president over his stance on the vaccine mandates, and he's mentioned it in a veiled threat, a sizeable part of his force is eligible to retire at this point. what kind of impact is all this having on the state of policing in chicago right now? >> well, it's exactly what chicago doesn't need right now. they're in the throes of a terrific, horrific i should say crime, violent crime spike and that's what we're seeing now. the people of chicago don't deserve this and neither do its police officers. this pitched battle between him and the mayor, the saber rattling back and forth needs to stop. and what i see right now across the nation, everywhere. but there is no need for noncompliance in going to a portal. i don't see the problem there. she's already backed off and said you can have testing so i think there's some room to play here. but not to show up, i believe the police officers will show up to work. we'll revise hit it on monday and hopefully go forward in a more coordinated fashion. >> as you say, this is happening everywhere, other cities are going through similar issues with vaccinated city workers. the sheriff of los angeles said he will not force his employees to get vaccinated as required by mandate. how do you think this is all going to play out? >> i think they'll be tested, as in new york, they have weekly testing here. it's paid for by the health benefits of the police officers, and they do it on job time. so we've seen some softening here to go forward together instead of apart and i think this contentious relationship between the mayor and the police union chief there, it's playing out. it's unnecessary and hopefully someone who is in quiets this thing so the city of chicago needs its police force and the police force wants to be accepted by the city, so this stuff is not necessary. hopefully we'll see it toned down in behavior and talk and get on common ground. >> chief boyce, appreciate your time and insight. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> all right, and it is time now for weather, we're going to check back with rob marciano. he's following college gameday with us as well. he's in athens georgia. e rd hats are out, the signs are bananas this week. these kids are ready to go. the best georgia's been in years, undefeated, going against sec rival, that's also undefeated, kentucky wildcats, it's going to be a game for sure. one of many today. let's talk a little bit about should be all right i think weatherwise here, maybe a spritz in the morning, that's it. snow spritzes out west with a cold front that rolled through there and windchills below freezing and windchills that will be fall-like in the east eventually. that's a check of what's happening here in athens, georgia. >> this weather cast is sponsored by starbuck's. these kids are amped up, no caffeine required. guys, back over to you. >> i love on gameday rob gets this growl. >> i hear that in his voice. >> give me the hard hat, yeah i want to play some football. >> i don't think it's just the kids who are amped up. >> exactly. all right, rob. he's had a little bit too much coffee this morning. that's okay. >>> coming up on "good morning america," why are so many millennials quitting their jobs? 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lisa. let's get another check outside. lisa: two to three inches so far in the north bay. we are looking at over six and a half inches, mount tam. and 1.67 now in the santa cruz mountains. there it is, that area of low pressure that is quickly looking at a very strong system as it pushes that atmospheric river into the bay area. the area of low pressure, the barometric pressure dropping quickly, and that is what you get that tight comma-looking system. pockets of heavy rain all throughout the north bay. napa, by the delta, 680, furthe6 south into san rafael we are looking at some moderate rain. it is lighter rain in the southbay from san leandro to the peninsula. this all will pick up at about 2:00 this afternoon. it is going to take a while for that front to sink south. the temperatures, mild and muggy, driven by those gusty winds. nevada, up to 32 miles an hour. you can see, oakland, 36 mile an hour wind gust. it keeps going all the way down the peninsula. look at that -- 60 mile an hour gusts on top of mount st. helena. looking at el diablo, 50 mile an hour gusts. we get the strongest winds out ahead, and with the frontal passage. this is going to take us through the next several hours, until we get to 12:00 behind that front in the north bay. the bay area. the wind moves south this afternoon. still some showers into your monday. as we get to about 9:00, heaviest rain in the north bay. you will notice light to moderate rain elsewhere. 1:00, it begins to move. we have another five hours for rain to pick up in the north but. by 3:00, 5:00 we have very heavy rain from the east bay. not even in the southbay yet. he continues to push south through 7:00 tonight. very heavy rain still around 280, down through gilroy. by the early morning hours we will get into more scattered showers. it is an all day event, and still, the ring totals impressive. the forecast model still looking at over four inches in san francisco. up to seven inches in young fellow. -- info. the peninsula quickly tapers off. you see that 3.8 in redwood city. the santa cruz mountains, we are looking at five inches of rain. this is where it gets pretty dangerous with the burn scar, and looking at the debris flow throughout the later afternoon and evening hours. looking at the wind staying with us through 1:00. it is not until the overnight hours that they begin to doubt back. a pretty treacherous day out there. we have a high surf warning from 11:00, later on tonight through tuesday. 20 to 30 foot breakers here, some very dangerous conditions. stay far away from the coast. through monday looking at six to 14 inches of snow. starting out pretty wet, and then we will get into the snow, with three feet above 7000 feet. there is that line, that atmospheric river that wants to bisect the bay area. a level four system, with possible -- you can count on ponding on the roadways, and some power lines as we get into monday. it is monday and wet -- windy and wet, and a few scattered showers. liz, you were telling me you had to get out and get a branch from underneath your car? liz: i did. a branch got stuck underneath my car. 3:00 a.m. i'm under my car trying to get it out. lisa: this is exactly what we are talking about. not a lot of rain yet. liz: it was a good reminder to be safe and take it slow. thanks, lisa. just ahead, honoring the legacy of the black panther party through our -- through art. paying tribute to one of the movement's cofounders. >> look out for possible debris flows, along with power outages. stay ahead of the storm with the abc i'm susan and i'm 52 and i live in san francisco, california. i have been a sales and sales management professional my whole career. typical day during a work week is i'm working but first always going for a run or going to the gym. i love reading. i love cooking healthy. it's super important to me. i was noticing that i was just having some memory loss. it was really bothering me. so i tried prevagen and it started to work for me. i wish i had taken prevagen five or ten years ago. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. living with metastatic breast cancer means being relentless. because every day matters. and h

lisa, some serious tweaking going on. lisa: i cannot get over the employment cost index. tom: i am glad you brought it up. lisas really important, and michelle saying it is setting up a stickier path of inflation. it came in the hottest in history, going back to the 1990's. what does this mean in terms of how much the fed can push back against the hawkish tilt? tom: lisa abramowicz is on top of the moment here. looking at the eci, this combines wages and benefits. look at amazon at $18 an hour, whatever, but it is about benefits costs as well. kailey: i am glad that you brought up amazon, because this is exactly what we saw with amazon yesterday. profits being pressured in a substantial way because of higher labor costs. you have the logistics of getting goods to people within two days, that requires a lot of human manpower and you have to pay more to get people in the door. the question is, how sticky is that? are we going to be looking at a higher wage environment and what does it mean for corporations? tom: the president is meeting with the italian leadership, but here we have playback of the president meet

thus look at the weather with lisa. lisa: good morning to you. for a very warm day today but if you want to see fall like whether return -- weather return, it is coming over tomorrow. another sunny and unseasonably warm day today. 55 san bruno, 60's in pacifica, low 40's in santa rosa and we are basically a warmer than we were yesterday at this hour. look at what is to come, not only

lisa. lisa: and we still have the onshore wind, so it will be cool and below average downtown. upper 60's cooler than below-average in oakland, 70 in san jose, but more 70's today than 60's. we will look for the wind to kick up late tonight. in the meantime, the giants have to play a game. sers will 9:00. and we get a we shift on the winds go offshore for monday and tuesday, increasing wildfire danger with the red flag warning. the winds will calm down by wednesday, and then we warm up thursday and friday. but definitely chilly overnight. liz: thank you, lisas on abc 7 mornings. we have a full day of espn college football ahead. next at nine :00 a.m., sixth-ranked oklahoma battles number 21 texas. ways e state -- boise state will take on by after the game wi the game beil at 8:00 p.m.. we continue our newscast at 11:00 p.m.. have a great day and go giants. ♪ everyone remembers the moment they heard... “you have cancer.” how their world stopped and when they found a way to face it. for some, this is where their keytruda story begins. keytruda - a breakthrough immunotherapy that may treat certain cancers. one of those cancers is advanced nonsquamous, non-small cell lung cancer where keytruda is approved to be used with certain chemotherapies as your first treatment if you do not have an abnormal “egfr” or “alk” gene. keytruda helps your immune system fight cancer but can also cause your immune system to attack healthy parts of your body. this can happen during or after treatment and may be severe and lead to death. see your doctor right away

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lisa argen. hi, lisa. lisa: hi, liz. the low clouds, the sun coming up, it is 50 in san jose, and you can see that fog in the city. a cooler day today with mid to upper 60's for most and maybe an isolated sprinkle, liz. liz: all right, lisa. thank you. thanks hi, i'm steve and i live in austin, texas. i work as a personal assistant to the owner of a large manufacturing firm. i've got anywhere from 10 to 50 projects going at any given time. i absolutely have to be sharp. let me tell ya, i was struggling with my memory. it was going downhill. my friend recommended that i try prevagen and over time, it made a very significant difference in my memory and in my cognitive ability. i started to feel a much better sense of well-being. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> oh, trouble with the snap and the ball is free. it's picked up by michigan state's jalen watts-jackson and he scores. >> welcome back to "gma" on this saturday morning. remember that amazing play with michigan state shocking michigan scoring a touchdown o

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lisa: people's bank of u.k.? jonathan: doing what, lisa? lisa: i don't know, trying to prop up the market or suppress it? h all the news we've got coming into the bloomberg terminal, aggregation is second to none. when we don't know what we are talking about, we are the first to mention it. i agree, we have no clue. jonathan: the jitters behind higher prices, what they do to growth to see equities lower, just remark will. that was the epicenter of the story for people waking up in london earlier this morning, and it is totally rolling over now. tom: i'm sorry, it hasn't moved bitcoin, $51,000. jonathan: i don't know if it was the primary driver behind the equity market either, but still off their lows. lisa: it shows how little we know about a lot of these moves because even when the price was moving as rapidly as it did, people were saying we don't understand why the price of gas is rising to this degree, and now we don't understand why it is coming back. honestly, a little bit of uncertainty. jonathan: we need to decouple energy prices from the greenfield transition. tom: i heard that in japan this morn

lisa. lisa: pretty solid rainfall totals as we have our bomb cyclone in the gulf of alaska drawing in that atmospheric river into the north bay right now, with heavy returns, bright yellows. and into the east bay and south bay through the afternoon. let around except around moraga and danville. 680 getting heavier rain. light to moderate on the peninsula. not much going on in the south bay, but wind is everywhere. gusty winds from 30 to 50 miles per hour. our level 4 system throughout the day. then we get into a level to know monday morning with rain in the south bay. if you showers tuesday. sunny and drier the rest of the week. liz: thank you. thank you for joining us here on abc7 mornings. very busy morning for all of us. i am liz kreutz along with lisaownload our streaming apps on amazon fire,i, apple tv, android, and roku. and abc7 meteorologist drew tuma will be giving live updates on the storms, rainfall totals, and where rain is headed next. join drew live wherever you stream, and can even ask him a question on facebook or youtube. follow him on twitter for updates. abc7 news continues at 5:00 p.m. stay safe and have a >> this is the abc7 "spotlight," sponsored by the center at sierra health foundation. >> there's no reason to wait to get the covid-19 vaccine. all vaccines are proven to be safe in pregnancy. if you are an unvaccinated, pregnant woman, the incidence of contracting the covid virus is very, very high. the incidence of premature labor goes up at least about 30%, as well as late preterm delivery. so you have possibility of delivering a baby too early that may be exposed to covid-19, and the baby may have respiratory issues, as well as the mother. >> what we do know is that covid-19 infections are a lot more serious a

. >> here are the seven things to know this morning, starting with lisa. lisan inch of rain since midnight. sue: we are looking at backups on the san mateo bridge. the extra careful -- over 70 incidents on the chp class map. >> as the storm moves through as you can see. the biggest areas impacted right now are san mateo. >> a retired police captain is recovering at the hospital after a shoot out at a gas station. joiner fired after a suspect tried to kill him. one of the suspects was killed. >> alec baldwin accidentally shot a photo -- -- -- -- -- -- no one has been arrested in connection with the shooting. >> booster shots for those who received the johnson & johnson or moderna vaccine's are available. >> the whitney houston hologram concert making its north american debut in vegas on tuesday. it is called an evening with whitney. >>> good morning, america. breaking overnight. tragedy on the set of alec baldwin's new movie. breaking overnight, deadly movie set shooting. alec baldwin fired a prop gun while filming his new movie, killing the director of photogra

lisa, rain around the bay area tomorrow. lisa: that is right. we have a level 3 system, atmospheric river on the way. today, only a few light showers. live look outside. in the 50's downtown. temperatures in the low to mid 60's. san francisco could see over four inches of rain by tomorrow night. liz: n n n until klay thompson returns. why the splash brother remains key. my name is trisha. i'm 70 and i live in mill valley, california. my biggest passion is gardening. i love to be outdoors. i have jaybirds that come when i call. i know how important it is to feed your body good nutrition. i heard about prevagen and i heard about the research behind it. taking prevagen, i have noticed that i can think clearly. my memory is better. i can say that prevagen is one of the most outstanding supplements i've ever taken. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. living with metastatic breast cancer means being relentless. because every day matters. and having more of them is possible with verzenio. the only one of its kind proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant, regardless of menopause. verzenio + fulvestrant is for hr+, her2-metastatic breast cancer that has progressed after hormone therapy. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause dehydration or infection. at the first sign, call your doctor start an anti-diarrheal and drink fluids. before taking verzenio, tell your doctor about any fever, chills, or other signs of infection. verzenio may cause low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infection that can lead to death. life-threatening lung inflammation can occur. tell your doctor about any new or worsening trouble breathing, cough, or chest pain. serious liver problems can happen. symptoms include fatigue, appetite loss, stomach pain and bleeding or bruising. blood clots that can lead to death have occurred. tell your doctor if you have pain or swelling in your arms or legs, shortn breh, chest pain, and rapid ybreathing or heart rate, or if you're nursing, pregnant or plan to be. every day matters. ask your doctor about everyday verzenio. liz: welcome back. this afternoon, call-up will try to break a three-game losing streak. the golden bears kick off at 12:30. tomorrow night, the 49ers are back playing against the indianapolis colts. it looks like the game will play on a soggy field at levi's stadium. here is larry field with a preview. >> good morning, if the forecasts are right, you might be able to kayak to the 49ers game against the colts tomorrow night. can you throw the ball in the middle of an atmospheric river? splash splash, i was taking a bath. they did practice yesterday. i guess we will see. >> we did a lot of wet ball stuff. jimmy wanted to try it out. seemed like they enjoyed it. it is tough. you deal with it. you see what type of game it is. you see who your best mudders are, and you lean on them. >> klay thompson did not make the nba's list of the top 75 players of all-time time. he was angry. he tweeted, getting tired of the disrespect. winning isn't everything. i guess. i'm taking russell westbrook off that team, klay thompson. almost as unhappy, teammate draymond green. >> i am more frustrated for klay that myself. there are not any people that can do what klay does on the basketball court. >> the unbeaten sharks in toronto. mark edward, classic to logan. later in the second, tied at 2-2. grip it and rip it. minutes to go, aiden hill makes the save. the sharks win again 5-3. now a perfect 4-0 on this season. dusty baker is just one win away from winning his sec as a manerthe x threenindouble n maldonado ends the inning. still a tight game in the 8th. kyle tucker breaks it wide open. 5-0 is your final, the astros win 4-2. dusty baker has another chance for the world series. time for celebrations and champagne. >> we are headed to the world series. i think about my dad and hank aaron and all the grades that helped pull me to this point. thank you. >> a lot of people are going to be rooting for dusty baker. the bay area panthers indoor football team, last season was wiped out by covid. they held open practice in livermore friday. the expansion team will play starting next march. have a great weekend. liz: let's get a check of the forecast. lisa getting it. liz: this is -- lisa: this is a system poised to the north ready to move in. the heaviest rain in the north bay. we have dry conditions. temperatures are cool. it is this atmospheric river offshore that is going to bring in a lot of rain, too much rain at once. we are anticipating some issues and problems throughout the day sunday and monday. 54 san mateo. it is 53 and pacifica. 51 santa rosa. light rain showers today. w windysystem,toghtsunday from monday morning. as we get through the day today, you will notice the showers in the north bay, 9:00. by 4:00, they are light from santa rosa down through point race. as we get through the overnight hours, very heavy rain moving into the north bay. just north of the golden gate, this is where it is going to stay through the morning hours. 10:00, heavy rain from santa rosa to vallejo and stockton. as we get through the afternoon, it begins to shift south. even san jose getting some heavy rain. this is what is concerning. it begin

lisa: yes. judy: lisa desjardins, thank you. lisa: you're welcome. ♪ stephanie: we will return to the full program after the latest headlines. late tonight, the u.s. senate voted 50-48 to find the debt ceiling through december. the bill now goes to the house of representatives for final passage. pfizer has officially as the fda to authorize its covid-19 vaccine for emergency use for children ages 5-11. that amounts to roughly 28 million american children. the fda's advisors will meet to bate the evidence behind the request later this month. nemo president biden traveled to a construction site outside chicago today to tout the importance of vaccation requirements. >> my messages require your employees to get vaccinated. th them, we face endless months of chaos in our hospitals, damage to our economy and anxiety in our schools. and empty restaurants. much less congress. >> also today, a new study published in the medical journal "pediatrics" found more than 120,000 american children lost a primary caregiver during the pandemic. more th

lisa: lisa: i thought you're going to say that you hadn't seen her cook. reggie: well i haven't seen that either. lisady weather to pass on, but also a beautiful start to your monday. in fact, it's nice and clear out there. sky seven has some pretty views that we may see but we will also be looking at this area of low pressure dropping to the east, bringing all the wind. hopefully you have secure the garbage cans, the outdoor furniture, moved the car away from the drought stressed trees. some of them are barely alive. power outages are possible. a forecast of the wind profile today at noon, look at how windy it is. purple, very windy. red, 35 miles per hour. getting stronger at times after lunch hour, staying with us through 3:00, 4:00. notice that we are into the 5:00 hour, 45 mile-per-hour wind gust, half moon bay out of the north. santa rosa, san jose, 32. livermore, very little change in the evening. lightning up a bit under a red flag warning on tuesday. the wind advisory expires tonight with -- with relative humidity expiring today, even drier tomorrow. that is where we are keeping that red flag

lisa abramowicz. jonathan: earnings season just around the corner. from new york city, for our audience worldwide, good morning. this is "bloomberg surveillance ," live on tv and radio. alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. your equity market positive 0.1% on the s&p. earnings coming tomorrow. tom: i am going to say it is a modest pullback over the last number of days. i did the chart for francine earlier this morning. we are basically at a july 21 level, and we have to reset. it begins tomorrow. jonathan: the market worried about higher interest rates and supply chain issues. a haven so far over the last couple of months. the banks have been rallying hard going into numbers tomorrow morning and through the rest of this week. tom: the banks talk about recovery and use of cash. that will be a huge part of the discussion, not only the banks, but everybody else. what i see more and more is there simply two camps looking at the same narratives and saying we are going to get over this fear. others saying they have a persistency that is unmeasurable. jonathan: up 10% on the kbw banks index since september 22. that is quite a run. lisa: how much is it predicated on a steeper yield curve, and what happens if we do not get further steepening? this is one of the ideas, that we could see some pressure if we don't see loan growth, if we see consumer pessimism and the yield curve does not steepen. jonathan: that's the issue. what is behind the right move? can you get -- the rate move? they are the questions a lot of people have got increasingly comfortable with. lisa: meanwhile, you have higher fixed costs. junior salaries have been going up so much. this is eating into the bottom line, and people are expecting the baseline costs to go up significantly. jonathan: it is a point of tension. lisa abramowicz is back. if you missed the previous hour, don't worry about it. yields down a couple basis points. in the fx market, euro-dollar unchanged. crude still north of $80. got to get used to that. $80.90 on wti. tom: i am not used to that yet. jonathan: can you get used to that, lisa? lisa: i haven't been driving as much, but i

lisa, look how beautiful it is this morning as the sun comes out. lisa: you are glowing.t is a gorgeous hop behind you with the sun coming up. 7:19 is the official sunrise and we will see a warm day out there from upper 70's downtown to 80 in oakland. upper 80's livermore, mid 80's santa rosa and san jose. look what happens tomorrow. a cold front arrives, a level 1 system, .12 in richmond. louisiana much cooler but as we look at the accurate weather forecast, that is not the only opportunity for rain. a break monday and tuesday and another system arriving wednesday. it looks unsettled with more rain into next weekend. how fun is that? liz: that is some good news. we have been asking for. thank you all for joining us here on abc 7 mornings. abc 7 news continues at 8:00 a.m. have a great day. ♪ trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ breeze drifting on by you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ it's a new dawn... ♪ if you've been taking copd sitting down, it's time to make a stand. start a new day with trelegy. no once-daily copd medicine has the power to treat cop

lisa, let's take a look outside. lisa: it is quiet, but the winds are picking up cloudy skies entering san francisco late in the day. a pattern change today as a cold front works through the bay area. it is a weak one, but several waves of rain coming for the week ahead. stay tuned my forecast is next. liz: also next, the new look, the sharks kickoff the season by flying past the jets. this alvarez will have the hi, i'm steve and i live in austin, texas. i work as a personal assistant to the owner of a large manufacturing firm. i've got anywhere from 10 to 50 projects going at any given time. i absolutely have to be sharp. let me tell ya, i was struggling with my memory. it was going downhill. my friend recommended that i try prevagen and over time, it made a very significant difference in my memory and in my cognitive ability. i started to feel a much better sense of well-being. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. liz: the sharks will be back in action tuesday night, the start of a five-game road trip. last night san jose laid their season opener against winnipeg. there is chris alvarez with the highlights. chris: good morning. the sharks are back, dropping the puck on a new season. five rookies on the roster. the fans are also back. good to see them. second period, free agent acquisition andrey -- andrew coghlan on new, sharks within one. now the power play. jasper weather, first career game and goal. 2-2. william at one making his debut, and assisting on the power play goal. sharks and front. 90 seconds later, rudolph cleans it up in front. sharks opened the season with a 4-3 victory. >> you could not ask for a much better way to start the season. you are right, it was a team win. we tried to play to our identity as best we could. i think everybody knows there were some nerves there at the beginning. >> i'm so happy we can play in front of our fans. they have been amazing tonight and it was a lot of fun. i don't know if it was sold out. it was a lot of fun. chris: a lot of fun, indeed. both cal and san jose played friday night. cardinals trying to get back over point 500. cowboy hats up there. tanner mckee, 45 yards, a strike to benjamin. he finds paydirt. here comes the cougars. in the second they put up 20 points. laura, 31 yards to calvin jackson junior. following a fumble, 10 yards, -- 20-16 cougars at the half. stanford going to sneak it in. it is a three-point game after the conversion. next possession, mickey, a little past. takes a four-point lead. while zoo on the doorstep. max, his second touchdown of the game. cougars back up in front. back we go. 37 seconds left. stanford mckee, loses the football, and washington state wednesday. stanford drops to 3-4. san jose earthquakes taking on l.a. fc. christian rang go with a pass, and danny musashi buries it. so nice we show it twice. but second half, the quakes cut the lead in half. carlos fierro, that is a goal. 88th minute, we fast-forward, or ringo was going to get his second goal and l.a. fc wins 3-1. that is your look at sports. let's send it back to you. liz: special moment for a teenage boy. the emotional embrace was captured on camera after wesley scott scored during his homecoming football game. wes is living with down syndrome and his coach put them into the game. they wanted to give him the ball for a short run to end the game, but wes had a different plan. he sprinted 70 yards for the touchdown. >> was only supposed to run five yards, but once he saw the end zone he took off. he knew where he was supposed to go. >> he loved it, so it was something i will never forget. >> at that point i was not a football coach, you know? i was a person watching something special happen. liz: both teams surrounded wes to celebrate. his team ended up winning big, 46-8. lisa sweet. lisa: very cute. good for him. good morning, everyone. we are looking at a big pattern change. cool, breezy with clouds and a late day cold front, a weak one that will spread some showers. ella to humidity is still really dry. this hopefully will will will wl increase our relative humidity, but we also have wind. wind hopes to dry the atmosphere out. the next several days there will be other opportunities for rain, and it gets unclear as we get toward the weekend, it looks like more rain coming our way. looking at the sky right now with low 40's in the north bay for santa rosa. it is 50 in oaklandeltaoome oth h windeady allowing rt emeryvile sun not coming up until about 7:17. breezy with showers later today. we are back to sunny and cool conditions monday, the more chances of rain throughout the middle of the week, into next weekend. our level 1 system arriving at around 3:00 in the north bay, 4:00 through the north bay into san francisco. amounts under .1 inches, and those wi

lisa reads encyclopedically. lisa: -- what is the narrative? lisa: how much do we see consumers starting to show more discretion with what they want to buy, even though they are supposedly flush with cash. that does not bode well for the momentum of growth. i am not saying the end is near but it could potentially slow the momentum. jonathan: what did they do time to hundred years ago? lisa: i wouldn't know. jonathan: is that what they said, tom? tom: save us with the data check. jonathan: we snap back quickly, up .4%. retail sales, 27 minutes away. tom: exceptionally important research by the gentleman from dartmouth. david blanchflower joins us now. we are thrilled he could join us. i will digress. i don't john wants to -- jon wants to jump in. they got it right and nailed it on the minimum wage. now we have big tap bidding up labor to $17 $18 an hour across america did what is the effect of big tech on minimum wage? david: living in new hampshire, my kids used to go and work at the local cinema, and they would work for 10 bucks an hour. the northe

lisa does not eat sweets. lisa: i mean -- i do, but in moderation. jobina: are we just going to skip over thanksgiving? kumasi: i was ready to talk about halloween costumes. no respect. lisa: we have an autumnal feel to the air again, right on the mark, but we are still under a red flag warning. wind gusts in the upper elevations between 30 and 57 miles per hour on top of mount st. helena. wind diving into nevada, las vegas. mount st. helena, 57 miles per hour. 32 mile per hour down the road. the east foothills, still looking at a lot of wind. surface wind has not been too bad but breezy. it will continue to be breezy and windy today. you can see the colors by the east bay. later in the day, that wind will be hanging along the coast. 56 in oakland. 53 in san jose. the fire danger index shows as the wind gets stronger through the afternoon in the east bay, look at the delta. we have a wind advisory around mount hamilton. a little bit of yellow, orange. that means strong wind. windy through the afternoon. that it will ease up. with the wind, we dry out the atmosphere. 30% relative humidity in hayward right now. in the next few hours, 14% in concord. 6% relative humidity in

lisa argen. lisa: today we will have the wind to contend with. although we will be warmer than yesterday, gust he winds coming into -- gusty winds coming into play. potential. 51 in pleasant hill. low 50's. 45 in nevada. we are looking at a system that is going to bring showers and snow to the mountains and also a red flag warning for 5:00 sunday through 5:00 p.m. on tuesday. also looking at the wind kicking up and will be a factor as much as this evening as they gust up to 30 to 35 miles power. by tomorrow, looking at the relative humidity plummeting. we will talk about the cooldown with the gusty winds in a few minutes. liz: try wind could lead pg&e shut off power to prevent wildfires. here are the five counties this week. tomorrow morning is when this would go into effect in the alert covers a total of 32 counties in northern and central california. >> this would be a very small event, although we are talking about 32 counties, many of the counties have fewer than 100 customers that would be affected and in total it would be less than 1% of our customers. liz pg&e has the giants and dodgers headed to l.a. last night they blasted the giant 9-2 at oracle park. l.a. scored four runs in the sixth inning to bust the game open. the giants would need to win one game to ensure there was another game back at oracle park. >> dodgers swing the bats better than us. as we have done all season long, we will turn the page and get ready for an off day and get ready for game three. >> that has been the story of the year. they have never gone away and we have never gone away and it is going to be a battle to the end. luz: alex wood will start for the game and they will counter with max scherzer. a potential winner take all in san francisco. giants fans started with high hopes and expectations. they left sad but still optimistic that the team that won the most games in baseball the season can come back. luz: they are tied and now the rivalry is more fired up than ever. >> we took game one. that is all that matters. luz: a sea of orange covered oracle park, fans selling out the giants' home for two straight playoff games, all of them with stories. >> i am born and raised in san francisco and have been winning for this moment. luz: witnessing baseball history together. you have been friends for 30 years and you've never brought him to a playoff game. what happened? >> i will be honest. i have never brought him to a regular game. [laughter] luz: outside the ballpark, he was left waiting for his fishing pole for a homerun. >> with a pull goes into the water. luz: this fan glad she drove 11 hours to be here for her team. >> it is all about respect. luz: and cap score to the last minute hoping she could catch any mistakes. >> this is the best part. luz: people hated dodgers. luz: now hope and leaving room for another championship ring. >> it is good. >> beats l.a. meet l.a. luz: the giants will play the dodgers in l.a. and they are tied and they need to win two of the next three games. liz: san francisco city hall in the playoff spirits. you can see the dome is lit up orange and the sky matches. both are saying, go giants. the fleet week air show and the amazing blue angels returned to the bay area this. e a o the pandemic. crowdswaterfrons are looking up. show needed no introduction. the blue angels roared. spectators looking up in amazement. >> they are awesome. it is great to see them back again. >> he had front row seat at the aquarium of the gate -- aquarium of the bay. stunt planes opened the show along with the navy parachute team. check out this united jet barnstorming the bay. >> my heart will be in san francisco now. hard to miss, all of the people. thousands expected this weekend oo arrived. the ow downright pre-pandemic. >> a lot of people are vaccinated and it is nice to see everybody out and about. >> i'm happy to see everybody and happy to see our world is getting back to normal. >> today was cruise for the business -- the bay business. last year there was no cruise and no air show. >> it is exciting to be recovering from the pandemic and getting ourselves back in business and back in the water. >> the blue angels give us a majorette finale on the road back to normal. more fleet week performances from the comfort of your home, head to our website could we have them there and you will find highlights and the parade of ships. if you want to see it in person it is so fun we have that posted and you can do that today. many events in san francisco are bringing an influx in people taking public transportation. we show you just how busy it was. >> amazing what a difference a year makes. at this point, they were relatively empty and that was not the case as many flooded transit lines. >> fleet week was crowded. we tried to beat the crowds back. >> the festivities ended before first pitch of the giants game. crowds were crowdedwded headed home and some arrive for baseball. >> they are jumping onto golem and we are jumping on to get to the game. >> passenger say it was the preferred way to get around town. >> it is the easiest and most efficient way. hasslefree, no parking. >> she lives in the city and did not want to bother driving to the game. she said traffic would be to packed and parking and rideshare cost would be too much. >> we had to buy a car because of covid but we would never drive it down here. >> our station is located just in the heart of the district about oracle park just ordering a rideshare will cost you at least $25. even with the city being the busiest it has been in months, many are happy to see the it. >> is great for the city and great for the environment and great for everybody. liz: let's get a check outside. lisa: we had a gorgeous day yesterday. visibility, for degrees in san francisco. today we are coming up a few degrees from two to four degrees. winds will kick up and we are getting cool, windy critical fire danger headed our way. liz: a scary scene at a new york airport. why passengers had to deplane while still on the runway. and pumpkin growers coming to the peninsula for the annual way off to compete for the heaviest board. is struggling to manage your type 2 diabetes knocking you out of your zone? lowering your a1c with once-weekly ozempic® can help you get back in it. oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! my zone... lowering my a1c, cv risk, and losing some weight... now, back to the game! ozempic® is proven to lower a1c. most people who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. and you may lose weight. adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. in adults also with known heart disease, ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as heart attack, stroke, or death. ozempic®

lisa: like many things, i think out the start when they are young. liz: train them to put a costume on and then they are more tolerant. we had a couple -- lisa: yes. we had a couple cloud cover slow to go, but we will see a drier afternoon. that bodes well for the festivities today, trick-or-treating, and parties, whatever you may have going on. we will see cloud cover ahead of our next system, which is advancing throughout the day today. this is a level one system that will bring rain showers to parts of the bay area for the morning commute. than other parts of the bay area for the afternoon commute. right now, a current look from our exploratory in camera. 56 downtown. 57 in oakland. san jose at 53. at has been dry there from our east bay hills camera. you can see cloud cover and a little bit of blue sky here. 56 in santa rosa. 55 in napa. mid-50's in concord. upper elevations picked up a couple hundredths. it was the north bay where they picked up maybe a quarter to a little more than that, one third of an inch in parts of mount tam. as we look at pier 39, gray skies now. the drizzle is lifting. we will see clouds mix with sunshine today through the afternoon. it will be dry tonight with clouds advancing from the next system. then here is the level one that will arrive early in the north bay. it will spread throughout the bay area through the mid morning hours. allow for slick roadways. by afternoon, still scattered showers. here is the timing on it. as we get through the rest of the day today, a lot of cloud cover taking you through about 4:00. notice we are partly cloudy here into the early morning hours as we get increasing clouds through 7:00. notice the morning commute, there are a few showers this is 10:00. it holds for the most part. 3:00 we have showers. 5:00, 6:00, still damp pavement all around the bay area. your commute will be impacted. as we look at rainfall totals monday, anywhere from 2/10 in oakland, less than that in the peninsula. upwards of half an inch and three quarters of an inch for ben lomond and santa rosa. highs today, partly to mostly cloudy with 66 in fremont, 67 in san rafael. tonight for checkered treaters, it will be dry with temperatures in the mid-60's inland, low 60's around the bay. about 60 at the shoreline. the sun sets at 6:11 for low 60's bayside. getting cool after 7:00 with numbers dropping through the 50's in most areas. accuweather 7 day forecast looking at some clouds around mixed with sun for halloween. level one system tomorrow. a break on tuesday with a weaker system late wednesday into thursday. but this is peak offshore wind season, so it is really nice to see that we are not in that regime and are looking at little bits of rain here and there. liz: absolutely. we will take anything we can get there. still ahead, the south bay on the world stage and hoping to score. the latest on levi's stadium's in business, setbacks change everything. so get comcast business internet and add securityedge. it helps keep your network safe by scanning for threats every 10 minutes. and unlike some cybersecurity options, this helps protect every connected device. yours, your employees' and even your customers'. so you can stay ahead. get started with a great offer and ask how you can add comcast business securityedge. plus for a limited time, ask how to get a $500 prepaid card when you upgrade. call today. ♪ ♪ it's perfect, right, it's perfect. no, you know what, a few more. hey, hey, hey! check it out! we got to get these lights set up. dad! ♪ ♪ at lowe's, we put our decorations and gifts out earlier. yeah! so, you can make the most of the season. it's all at the one place that has everything you need. ♪ ♪ liz: levi's stadium put its best foot forward in an effort to become one of the host series of the 2026 world cup. c7 was there as fifa arrived to check out the facility. the competition will be split up between the united states, canada, and mexico. those behind the bay area effort say they are more than ready. >> levi's has already hosted the largest events in the world. we are ready for this. we have the infrastructure, the capacity. and we have a tremendous region behind us. liz: the united states last hosted the men's world cup in 1994. stanford stadium was one of the sites, but it gone through renovation and decreased its cost -- decreased capacity substantially. the host cities will be announced early next year. a bay area native celebrated premier of a documentary about his life and career. he was born in alameda and raised in oakland's chinatown. he went on to become an iconic american rock journalist, broadcaster, and author. he is best known for working with rolling stone magazine and san francisco chronicle. he talked about his impacts on the bay area music scene. >> i helped to chronicle it and write about it and bring the spotlight to certain artists did i know i've had an impact on younger generations of aspiring journalists and broadcasters. that is really rewarding to me. liz: the documentary is showing now. the special screening was resented by the center for asian american media and the asian american journalists association. still to come on abc7 mornings, frightening sights back in san francisco's chinatown. trick-or-treaters will not let the pandemic it in the way of celebrating safely. and long lines at the airport. american airlines explains why they had to cancel hundreds of flights this weekend. firefighter maggie gronewald knows how to handle dry weather... ...and dry, cracked skin. new gold bond advanced healing ointment. restore healthy skin, with no sticky feeling. gold bond. champion your skin. ♪just the two of us♪ ♪we can make it if we try♪ ♪just the two of us♪ the lg washtower redefine laundry in half the space. ♪building castles in the sky♪ >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. liz: good morning. angst for watching us here on abc7 news, live on abc7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. let's start this half-hour withh meteorologist lisan santa cruz. 54 degrees. highs in the low 60's. rain is on the way for monday here, and the rest of the bay area, with a level one system. 56 downtown. 59 in mountain view. you can see clouds hanging over the golden gate bridge, where it was pretty wet this morning. over into the east bay as well, 56 in santa rosa. livermore checking in at 55. anywhere from 2 to eight degrees cooler as a system lifts north and east of us. as it does, take some of the cloud cover away. a mix of clouds and sun with low 60's for some of you as we approach noon. high clouds advance ahead of the next system offshore, keeping us partly to mostly cloudy through the afternoon with mid-60's around. by 9:00, trick-or-treaters have their candy, and we are talking about a quiet evening before we see a return to rain. we will track rain for you coming up in a few minutes. liz: thanks. children across the country are getting their costumes ready for trick-or-treating today. when it comes to the holidays, the cdc sa

lisa. lisa: good morning. a little wet weather overnight with the system that has lifted north of us, mainly north of ths still dark out there, so not coming up until after 7:30. 48 in morgan hill. 55 in half moon bay. there is the airport, where, on the peninsula, higher elevations saw little bit of drizzle. 56 in concord. as we go through your sunday, halloween, that mist and drizzle behind us as we dry out. through 10:00 and 11:00, holes in the overcast. temperatures climb through the 60's but we only make it to the mid-60's today. 1:00, partly to mostly cloudy. we will be filtered with sunshine in and out of the clouds. then we are tracking a level 1 system for your monday morning commute. details on that in a few minutes. liz: children across the country are getting their costumes ready for trick-or-treating. when it comes to the holidays, the cdc says outdoor activities are safer than indoor activities. health experts say, if you are worried about covid, there are things you can do to minimize risk. >> staying in smaller groups will always be best. making sure that, if you are in larger groups or inside, that your wearing masks and taking the other precautions as appropriate. liz: 28 million children ages 5 211 could be eligible to receive pfizer vaccines wednesday, the day after their the cdc is expected to sign off. halloween around the bay area is expected to be scarier than last year, in a good way. higher vaccine rates and covid -- less covid restrictions are allowing parents and children to enjoy truly frightening events. >> happy halloween! >> happy halloween 2021 is something to cheer about. the stuff superheroes would be proud about. we found spider-man, aka max kong, patrolling san francisco's chinatown. his dad says it's good to celebrate again. >> this is one of the first halloween's he's been able to get out because here's four. nice to see people out celebrating halloween. cornell: all the frights are back at chinatown's halloween neighborhood festival, the annual event returned this year, after been scaled down in 2020. there were costume contests and lots of games. >> we are asking people to keep masks on. those who participate in painting inside have to show proof of vaccination. cornell: even pirates made a comeback. in oakland, kids were trick-or-treating at businesses in the laurel neighborhood. >> my name is carly. i'm batgirl for halloween. cornell: carly's sister sarah says halloween got cancelled last year, but the pandemic isn't over. >> i feel like people still need to be safe, need to wear a mask and socially distance and have fun. cornell denise mcdarment was : hopeful about vaccines recently being approved for kids ages 5 211. >> i don't think a lot of people will hand out candy this year, but with vaccine coming out, by christmas, we can go back to birthday parties. cornell: in berkeley, halloween is back. a spooky carnival at grove park and, would you believe it? a roller skate boogie. tiera wilson was loving all of it. >> i brought my one-year-old and six enjoying the atmosphere and the community. liz: american airlines is blaming the weather and staffing shortages for hundreds of cancellations. more than 500 flights were canceled yesterday. the airline has already canceled nearly 300 flights today. american says a number of crews got stuck in dallas because of bad weather the past couple days. it is exciting things to improve tomorrow, when 1800 flight attendants return from leave. animal-rights activists gathered outside the in and out in san francisco. inspired by "squid game," protesters took a creative approach to get their point across. ♪ they kicked off the protest with a game of red light, green light. they also created a giant version of the doll from their show. protesters are accusing in and out from continuing to get beef supply from a processing facility accused of killing cows inhumanely. some of my abc7 colleagues spent time volunteering at the san francisco food parent -- food bank. volunteers packed archery bags that will be delivered to 9000 bay area homes. >> with just our home delivery program, we increased our qualifications to serve a variety of individuals, including families with young children, anyone who may have a challenge heading to one of our pop-ups, or heading to a grocery store at 11:00 a.m., and being able to provide them with a service they otherwise would not have. liz: the food bank is looking for more volunteers as we head into the holidays. children who have to spend their halloween in the hospital got a spectacular treat. staff put on their annual reverse trick-or-treat trail event in palo alto. it allows kids undergoing medical care to dress up and experience the holiday, even while they are in the hospital. health care workers walked the halls, stopping by patient rooms to give them halloween treats. some california condors have done something scientists have never seen before -- have a virgin birth, meaning that they laid eggs without a male mate. they ran genetic tests on two chicks and found neither was related to the male. -- after going virtual last year. here is a live look outside this morning, looking at the golden gate bridge. 6:37. we will check in with lisae whole family on disney plus, hulu, and free-form. celebrate 31 nights of halloween on freeform with your favorite scary movies all month long. here's what you can watch today. then disney+ is brewing up spooktacular programs with ghoulish new originals. and an evil spirit is haunting hulu with cauldrons of creepy content. enter the hulu-ween hub if you dare. satisfy your halloween hunger for thrills and chills on disney+, hulu, and freeform all month long. it's a scream. ♪ is struggling to manage your type 2 diabetes knocking you out of your zone? 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lisa. lisa: i have to do a bit of a reality check with all of this, it is just so much to digest. as you said, it is seeking south, but we have some cooler air filtered in behind this atmospheric river, which is why some of the showers are still coming down pretty heavy. i have a glimpse of some of the rainfall totals and all over the bay area for 48 hours, we are talking some historic numbers. over five inches in san francisco, over 5.5 in oakland. nearly eight inches up in santa rosa. out toward livermore. how about san jose, or they are talking about over two inches now with about three inches. we still have rain, it is certainly slick out there, we are just here to give you an update on those roadways. >> slick is definitely the and standing water, flooding, puddling. now is got flooding, southbound 101. you are down to one lane in corte madera. yesterday, high wind toppled a truck. today it is not so bad but it is still slick on the bridge. take extra time this morning. you can see your commute is underway with a lot of folks. the big freeway closure and hopefully at least one lane will be opening soon, from thorton to malory, both directions completely shut down, sending you on a detour on surface streets at this hour. we will be following this when we come back. >> this is new video that shows just how bad the wind was on sunday. this storm blew a truck on its side on a richmond bridge. the woman who took the video says the crash brought traffic to a halt. there is no word on if there were any injuries were not. >> hopefully not. getting creative with kayaks. how some people decided to get around yesterday. >> and the massive rockslide that could take several days to clear up. >> it is 5:15 as you wake up aso with us on this monday morning. take a live look outside, all denny's pancakes are made to order with fresh buttermilk. but this month's spotlight stack feels like fall. and is the pumpkin-iest pecan pie drizzliest and most gram-worthy of them all. new! pumpkin pecan pancakes. this month's spotlight stack. see you at dennys the bennetts really know how to put their wifi to work. this month's spotlight stack. whether it's work work. works for me. school work it worked! or a workout. oh i'm working... they've got xfinity, which delivers wifi faster than a gig for all their devices. it's more than enough to keep everyone working. can your internet do that? this is work! this is hard! learn more about gig-speed wifi, or get started with xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months. click, call, or visit a store today. >> welcome back. here is a live look at live doppler 7. you can also see our abc 7 roof camera. people making their way, some rain on the roads, but not as bad as what we are seeing in the east bay and also in the southbay. we are going to check in with ryan in just a few minutes and with mike as well to let us know what to ask x today. a massive rockslide about 45 minutes north of orville has shut down highway 70 in both directions. you can see water.wa look at those rocs making things pretty difficult to cross right there. clearing the mass take several days. >> the atmospheric river is also in acting wine country. this video shows sonoma creek just gushing with water. what is remarkable here is the creek has pretty much dried up last week because of the drought. now, it looks like a raging river. the storm dumped more than a half foot of rain in parts of sonoma and napa. some people seek crazy flooding and they decide to try to make the most of it. >> that is so great. [laughter] >> two east fake kayakers decided to have some fun after the storm flooded the streets. you can hear her just cracking up in the background. at one point, car drives five, creating some waves the kayaks. start paddling. that is when michelle yells out if i had a jet ski, i would join you. and they weren't the only ones with this idea. a couple of kayakers were also spotted in the north bay. this video shows two people in a kayak waving to one coming traffic right there. got to make the most of the tough situation. this flash flooding was really intense for some folks. mike: it was january 2017 the last time we saw something that widespread. this storm will probably go down in the north bay is probably a five on the impact scale, which would be the first one ever. we will take a look at that as we get away from the storm. we will talk more about the winter storm warning. these are fat flakes falling up in tahoe. that is just the other end of the storm. excuse me a second, the computer has been giving me fits all morning. i will see if i can get it to work in a different way. there we go. you can see we can actually see the western span of the bay bridge. we can almost see all the way over to the east bay, which means the intensity of the rain is starting to taper, at least temporarily. for sure, the worst of this is over. with that chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms, some localized flooding and wind damage is still possible. that chance of that will linger through at least wednesday morning. here's a look at that record-setting low. it was the lowest pressure ever in the eastern pacific and the record-setting rain it brought us is continuing. let's assume on down and show you the transition. moving right over san francisco and the bay bridge now. are going to jump ahead. we already showed you future radar for today, so i want to show you starting admit that tonight. as we head through the morning commute and up until noon, showers are going to redevelop across part of the north bay and flight southward during the afternoon and into the evening hours. very light, very scattered, but they are still there. all the way through the morning commute, especially in the north bay. wednesday, lots of rain going to drop. up to 15 100s of an inch of rain as possible and very few areas will receive some. today, you can see around 60-64 degrees. tonight, significantly cooler as we fall back into the mid 40's to mid-50's. date. how about that, sunshine and slightly warmer temperatures. thursday, friday, saturday and sunday, partly cloudy with 60's and 70's dark out now we want to get you updated on some other headlines. this can be the week when federal regulators give the green light to vaccinate children ages 5-11 for 19. if authorizations happen this week, dr. anthony fauci says kids in the age group will start to be vaccinated by early november. 28 million american children are in this age group and they could get a pediatric version of the pfizer vaccine given in two shots two weeks apart. >> as soon as we have both the fda authorization in the cdc recommendations, there will be vaccine out there so children can start rolling up their sleeves. >> the cdc is also sharing this alarming statistic in a push to get the remaining 64 million eligible americans vaccinated. there are more than six times as likely to test positive and more that 11 times as likely to die of coven. coming up, the seven things to know this morning. >> a live look outside right here, we are waking up to some historic rainfall. the national weather service saying i >> coming up this monday morning, if you are just joining us, here are the seven things to know this morning. number one is the weather. we went from a four, possibly even a five up in the north bay, down to a one. you can see the steady rain turning over to scattered showers right now. there are still thunderstorms possible which means still a small chance of some localized image from that heavier rain and that locally gusty wind. >> number two, we are following your monday morning commute as a result of the weather. lots of standing water, lots of lighting. we had a full freeway closure north and southbound. apparently now, one lane northbound has been reopened. >> number 3,000 of people have been without power because of the storm. here is a live look at the outages now. >> freeways throughoutreeways th area are flooded and that is going to make the morning drive that much more difficult. colors got stuck in several feet of standing water in those southbound lanes. >> people dealing with flooding, power outages, and storms this morning. the mayor says he is concerned about hillsides and potential mudslides. >> several sonoma county schools are closed today because of the storm. you can see them on your screen right now. we also have them at the bottom of your screen. >> number seven, if you're in san francisco today, be careful. the storm caused trees to fall all across the city and there is expected to be cleaned up this morning. >> there was a vigil for the cinematographer shot and killed on a movie set. crewmembers are also talking about that tragedy. >> this morning's gna first look, new details on the tragic shooting of halyna hutchins. the first eyewitness descriptions of the moment alec baldwin pulled a prop gun from its holster on that new mexico movie set. >> shot on a movie s shot on a s on. -- accidentally. >> baldwin was preparing for a scene drawings weapon viewed baldwin was pointing the revolver toward the camera lens and he heard what sounded like a whip and then a loud pop, striking and killing cinematographer halyna hutchins and piercing susan in the shoulder. they were both standing behind that camera. another crewmember tells investigators baldwin had been very careful handling firearms on set. we will have much more coming up with your gna first look. >> coming up at: at: at: at: coverage continues. >> after a day of record rainfall, we are tracking flooding from the north bay to the south bay. >> and before we had to break, we take another live look outside approaching the plaza. you can see the cars are moving nicely, but the roads are slick. nicely, but the roads are slick. the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier. hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. ♪ tension builds... ♪ the plot twist. ♪ the hero prevails. in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just getting started. introducing the all-new nissan frontier. i drop off and pick up my kids from school so, i can't work early. or late. and i need to make enough to make it worthwhile. i can only work two days a week. and it can't interfere with my other job. i can do full-time. just not daytime. and i need benefits. good ones. and you know, it would be nice if you paid for my tuition. like all of it. ♪ ♪ ♪ announcer: now, and accuweather update. >> we are staying on top of the aftermath of that monster storm that hit the bay area. still some steady rain coming down this morning, but the worst of it is over. >> still concerns over flooding this morning. this is new video overnight. a look at these cars submerged. make sure you are taking it slow on the roads and watch for standing water. >> there is a lot to get to this morning. that is why we have live tv coverage for you. timing out what you can expect today. we have ryan and stephanie out live this morning, showing you those trouble spots before you run into them. we thank you so much for being here. abc 7 in the mornings live right now. >> we want to start with a check of the forecast with mike. >> we are not out of the woods. some of us are staggering out after being dealt such a hard blow yesterday. the rest of us are starting to wonder out. still have a couple of hours of steady mike to moderate rain and scattered showers for the rest of today. while we have downgraded the storm to a one, there are still going to be some issues to deal with. through the altamont pass, pass, can see the scattered heavy cells from oakland and piedmont and alameda all the way down to hayward across the san mateo bridge. right around sfo. we've got to keep an eye on that and hope that nothing let's go. down in the south bay, light to moderate steady rain falling. notice in the north bay, the shield is much smaller and not as intense, but that is the potential for some scattered showers the remainder of the morning after the steady rain. it's taken look at future radar. this is the next six hours. you can see how quickly the showers move off. around 8:00 or 9:00, they are exiting the south bay. the left side of your screen, those are the scattered showers toward the lunch hour. don't be surprised between those two that we see a little bit of sunshine. that would be nice to help dry things out a little bit before the next showers role in. we had so much rain, the fourth wettest day ever in san francisco. what else are you seeing up there? lisaedible, i am still digesting all of it. we do have some rainfall totals to show you and give you perspective. on going to get my clicker. we had over 16.5 inches of rain up in the north bay. things are certainly settling down there in the north bay. conditions, as you said, are still going to be a little bit dicey. i can tell you with four inches in oakland and over 5.5 inches around ben loman, we are certainly looking at a day when things are certainly going to be remembered. here is my mouse. let me just show you this. three inches over in palo alto. about eight in santa rosa. lake tahoe, we are talking about a heavy, wet snow with changeover from snowing around the airport terrain. we are talking the worst weather of the next several hours with two or three inches per hour. we also have a high surf warning, up to 30 feet. a lot going on along the coast. wind up to 40 miles per hour in the upper elevations. around mount hood, 35 miles per hour. it is 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>> i've never seen it. >> what in the world? >> yep. that was a high risk moment in my career here at abc news. yes, that was my first "gma" halloween here a few years ago doing the worm. i can't promise that will happen again, but we are gearing up for another big halloween bash here at times square this week so you don't want to miss it. >> very bold of you to do early on in the job. >> i've never seen the finishing pose before. >> got to finish it off. >> stuck the landing. >> we went as the bee gees and i thought my costume was so good. i was like nobody is going to know who i am. i went for it. robin called me out live on the air. it was a fun moment. i think i gave myself a sports hernia. still recovering from that. >> they still kept you here. >> still here, and we're still going to celebrate halloween and that's coming up later this week. >>> we want to turn to the other big stories we are following this morning. happening right now, the post office promising to deliver the goods this holiday season. the postal service spokesperson telling "the wall street journal" it's adding 45 new facilities, 112 new sorting machines and hiring 40,000 seasonal workers. all in the hopes of delivering 35% more packages than last holiday season. >>> also right now a deadly drag race in texas. a car participating in what was billed as airport race wars 2, losing control and hitting other cars and people there standing nearby. authorities say a 6-year-old and an 8-year-old boy died. the driver and several others were injured and taken to local hospitals. >>> and a milestone for the city of new orleans for the first time since covid restrictions were put into place. a parade rolled down the streets after a year and a half of continuous cancellations throughout the city. the spooktacular crew thrilled thousands of people lining the streets this weekend, and that was awesome to see especially in a city and state that's been through so much the last two years, the storms and the pandemic. glad that's back. >> absolutely. so many people looking forward to that sense of normalcy. >>> now to philadelphia where a concern about the deadly increase in gun violence is bringing together principals from around the city. they're sharing stories about how the violence is impacting their students and trying to figure out what can be done. abc's zachary kiesch has more on this. good morning, zachary. >> reporter: stephanie, good morning to you as well. gun violence went up in 27 states during the pandemic. it went down in just one. it's up in certain parts of brooklyn. it's up in philadelphia where they've surpassed 400 murders for the second straight year and where kids continue to get caught in the crossfire. >> there's a war going on in these streets, and none of us are safe. >> reporter: this morning, nighborhoods like this one in north philly are taking cover from the gun violence ravaging their community. students have been forced to get creative with the ways they travel to and from school. >> they're walking in groups. they're looking for people to pick them up and take them to school. students stay in school because they don't feel like they can get home safely afterwards. >> reporter: leon dunn is a principal at simon grads mastery charter school. three students from the school were shot and killed last month losing a total of nine kids in just the last year. dunn reading a heart wrenching text message he received from a student at a rally last week. >> i just lost four friends in a month. why do we just live to die? it's like there is no way out of this. >> reporter: i met with a group of high school seniors juggling the pressures of environment while also pursuing a college education. >> this should not be -- this should not be normal for us. >> i don't walk to school or walk back. my mom makes me drive. >> the environment is a hostile environment. it's a war zone. >> reporter: since 2015, more than 10,000 people have been shot in philadelphia. 3 out of 4 of those were black males, and in just the last year, black males made up more than 80% of the homicide victims in the city. >> i've lost a lot of great friends. i've lost family members. >> reporter: experts pointing to a rise in gun sales and the stresses and pressures associated with lockdown. dunn is now calling on city leaders, telling me he has not seen a legitimate plan for change. >> what do they not have in common is the color of their skin, and students should not have to fight to change systems. it's not their responsibility to fix it. >> reporter: since july, more than 350 participants have joined therapy over revenge, a program designed to teach teenagers and families the skills for grounded decision-making and coping mechanisms for loss. >> they're at a point where they're afraid to go to school or they're afraid to even leave the house and if they are not afraid or pretending like they're not afraid, they're going out and they're armed and ready for war. >> reporter: the students showing incredible resilience and desire to relish in the good, but they say they have been hardened. >> for us it was to not show weakness. being able to tell someone how you're feeling is kind of like should i trust you? >> you have to think about, what can i do to make sure that i'm not in that situation, or what can i do to make sure that my future and my life are set so i can get out of this city. >> reporter: i was really moved by the strength of those youngsters and their connection to the principal. they're working so hard that college is a part of their future, and that was always not a reality. the root causes are difficult to identify but there is a common thread. all these communities are a part of red lining, a kind of social engineering led by the government to not only segregate, but cut off those communities from credit, the kind you need to buy a home or build a business, the life blood of any neighborhood. whit? >> that was really moving to hear from those teens as well. zachary kiesch, thank you for bringing us that story. >>> we want to turn and get a check of the weather. rob marciano there in austin, texas, this morning. it's been a busy couple of days. you need some of that throat coat to get you through it early in the morning. >> reporter: i do. you know -- >> throat coat? >> it's a special tea. >> i have it. >> reporter: since i had a break through case of covid this past summer, i've had a hard time clearing my throat. it's one of those weird things. i feel fine. the race is going to be great today. a little bit of mist. mist in l.a., and mist in austin, but the afternoon we should be okay, but the action has been in the west with the storms coming in. and look at the snow that came through carson pass just south of lake tahoe yesterday. this storm that's coming in today could have higher snow levels, but certainly some heavy snow above 8,000 feet. sunset park, utah, also got some fresh snow. we are gearing up for ski season and we'll take all the snow and water we can get after last year's extraordinary dry year. the next three months or winter precipitation, we expect it to be above average and below average in the gulf coast. temperature-wise, most of the u.s. as climate change takes hold may very well be above average in temperatures, so if you don't like cold weather, you might like this winter >> reporter: this weather report sponsored by weathertech. see, i'm really focused to make sure my voice was fine for the sponsors, guys. you notice that professionalism right there? 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>> i am. i am actually. i'm a wannabe cowboy. i'm not very good with animals, but i love -- i have a farm or a ranch in australia, and i love that. i love, like, the space. i love just being out in nature, and just running amok. >> reporter: i sat down with f-1's winningest driver ever, seven-time world champion, lewis hamilton. the racing sensation psyched to be back in the u.s. >> what do you like most about texas and austin specifically? >> it's the people. they're just really nice, and we have a big turnout with the fans every time we come here, and you can tell they're crazy fans. they're crazy about sports in a sense and they create the atmosphere. >> reporter: and today, all eyes are on him. the perennial favorite this year is in a dogfight for the championship with red bull's max verstappen. >> you're a few points behind max. do you like the feeling of being behind so you can come back, or would you rather have a lead? >> i don't know if it's a case of rather. i love hunting. being a hunter is always a great thing. even if i'm in the lead, i don't see myself as not being a hunter. you have to look at it as if you're still hunting. i don't arrive as i'm the champion. everyone is coming after me. i'm back at square one. i don't have any championships. i don't have any race wins. i'm going for it, like, more than anybody else. >> how do you like your chances for the ra pri >> the u.s. has always been good to me, so i feel we're the best prepared we can be. did some great training this last week, and great communication with the team. i think we're well prepared. it's going to be close though against, you know, my competitors, but i'm excited. >> reporter: but not evedraline for lewis. self-expression also marks his pace off the track. >> we live in a society where there's obviously people who are constantly commenting and there's a lot of judgment that happens around the world and i think today it's so important because you have to express yourself the way you want to be, and be who you are. don't worry what people think. >> reporter: his fashion game is top notch. he was at the met gala. i teased him about his blue steel look, and got him to pull down his mask to flash that million dollar smile. he's a charismatic guy, and obviously an incredible racer. he has something in common with victor and he likes to scoot around the track on his electric scooter, which is always cool, especially here in austin. as you know, victor always very sporty in south florida scooting around on his vespa. you're right there, victor, with lewis hamilton. >> you have video. >> reporter: i like that look, you know. >> no helmet either? >> reporter: stephanie has always said you're the coolest cat on the desk. with that video, i got to agree. >> the grand prix is in miami next year, so that's me training for it. got to start somewhere. >> reporter: got to mention the lights go out, the green flag drops here at 3:00 eastern time on abc. circuit of the americas u.s. grand prix. it's going to be a great one. >> looking forward to that. thank you, rob. we'll get victor a helmet and we'll be back with "pop news." >> looking forward to that. thank you, rob. we'll get victor a helmet and we'll be back with "pop news." with dupixent i can du more... yardwork... teamwork... long walks.... that's how you du more, with dupixent, which helps prevent asthma attacks. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on-treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. and can reduce, or even eliminate, oral steroids. and here's something important. dupixent can cause serious allergic reactions, including anaphylaxis. get help right away if you have rash, shortness of breath, chest pain, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection, and don't change or stop your asthma treatments, including steroids, without talking to your doctor. are you ready to du more with less asthma? 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>> we're back. time for "pop news" and let's start with the queen of halloween movies, jamie lee curtis. opening up about being the parent of a transgender child. she and her daughter ruby talked to "people" magazine about how ruby came out to her parents and the overwhelming support she's felt from them. check it out. ♪ >> reporter: this morning, halloween icon jamie lee curtis is one proud mama as a supporter of the transcommunity revealing to "people" magazine she's become a grateful teacher to her 25-year-old transgender daughter ruby. the pair sat down with "people" to talk about their family's journey. ruby saying she was scared to come out, telling "people" it was intimidating, but i wasn't worried. they had been so accepting of me my entire life. jamie lee then adding, i called her immediately. needless to say there were some tears involved. times,elng the outlet, youbeme up. i messed up today twice. we're human. >> it is perfectly normal to feel surprised or even shocked when your child first comes out as trans. the most important thing is simply to tell your child that you still love them. >> reporter: the "halloween kills" actor saying but if one person reads this, sees a picture of ruby and me and says, i feel free to say this is who i am, then it's worth it. >> transgender people have always existed, but what's new is we're finally being accepted at higher rates and that allows more of us to feel empowered to come out. >> reporter: with pride, jamie shared the interview via instagram saying, ruby, i am proud to be your mother, today more than ever. you can find "people" magazine on newsstands now. >> janai, thank you so much. we'll be right back. on newsstands now. >> janai, thank you so much. we'll be right back. >> janai, thank you so much. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. ♪ birds fly, you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ breeze drifting on by you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ it's a new dawn... ♪ if you've been taking copd sitting down, it's time to make a stand. start a new day with trelegy. no once-daily copd medicine has the power to treat copd in as many ways as trelegy. with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy helps people breathe easier and improves lung function. it also helps prevent future flare-ups. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not take trelegy more than prescribed. trelegy may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling, problems urinating, vision changes, or eye pain occur. take a stand and start a new day with trelegy. ask your doctor about once-daily trelegy. and save at trelegy.com. ask your doctor about once-daily trelegy. ♪ rich, indulgent chocolate with a luscious caramel filling. with love from san francisco. ghirardelli caramel squares. makes life a bite better. it's kohl's lowest prices of the season and the perfect time to start your holiday gifting. get pillows and towels for just $2.99... women's jeans starting at $14.99... and boots starting at $24.99... even better? 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lisa spends 28 hours everyday on. the bottom line is price matters right now and there's insatiable demand. jonathan: lisa has a long day ahead of her. when you get that central bank report on how big the balance sheet is print what you make of that note? lisa: this is where i wanted to go. saying it's time to reduce overweight positions in risk assets per probably not until the end of the year or next year. that partly has to do with the fiscal impulse per we are getting back to the economic cycle. everybody kind of feels like this is a near term fairytale, not a long term fairytale. when you take action. jonathan: we would reduce exposure to equities and high-yield credit into the new year and then start to fade the rallies as we get into 22. tom: i'm speechless. lisa: clearly. [laughter] tom: right now it is almost incoherent between the bulls and the bears. jonathan: tom keene, lisa abramowicz, jonathan ferro. futures up. advancing 7/10 of 1%. tom: i have nothing to say. jonathan: from new york city, this is bloomberg. >> with the first word news. democrats are signaling they will accept senate republican leader mitch mcconnell's offer to raise the debt ceiling which would allow the immediate risk of default. it increases another politi

lisa abramowicz. jonathan: the payrolls report 90 minutes away. from new york city, for our audience worldwide, good morning. this is "bloomberg surveillance ," live on tv and radio. alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. payrolls just around the corner. tom: unchanged from the last payrolls report ago? no, from that 1.12% level to go to 1.50%, that is different than what we saw a week ago. jonathan: the question is a simple one. what gets it done for the fed? we caught up with thomas caustic of picked at -- thomas of pictet this morning. 700000 and see estimate out of morgan stanley. lisa: how much does this bleed into inflationary outlooks, and how much does this move the fed's needle, given that they plan on tapering come november? jonathan: they want to hold your hand, tom. they want to gradually get you there. it looks like they decided at the last meeting. do you think anything can derail that? tom: i think they are completely data dependent. a limbs and her -- ellen zentner made it very clear they see a better q3. but they will look at the data, not just one statistic that we are going to bandy about 8:30 this morning. jonathan: the final word before we all go home. lisa: which data points? you can pick the data to fit your narrative, as you have pointed out so many times. jonathan: any other one-liners, tom? tom: wages. jonathan: futures positive 0.1%. tom: let's start the show. jonathan: euro-dollar from her -- euro-dollar firmer. crude, $78.85 now. your equity market treading water going into this one. lisa: this is really the question. how much does it take t

lisa urge in -- lisa argeng around. we have a wind advisory coming into play and winds increasing throughout the day. we are starting out with breezy winds. by noon time the orange and red indicates the areas where it will be the most gusty and the possibility of fire starts. look how it continues to spread into the northbay. to him -- tomorrow, we are under a red flag warning. the current check above 1000 feet, 45 miles per hour. mounting helena is over 22 -- mount st. helena is over 22 miles per hour. at the surface where you are driving, you may want to hold onto the steering wheel. 24 mile per hour winds toward santa rosa. oakland is over 20 miles. we are in the 50's. all that wind has mixed the air. not quite as cold. a brisk and windy day out there. reggie: happening now, that windy weather that lisaanger this morning, could force pg&e to shut the power off in several bay area neighborhoods once again. the first outages were slated to start about 30 minutes ago. pg&e's outage map is on the screen for you. it shows the bay area's potential outages in orange. farther north, past the clear a -- clearlake area. amy hollyfield is live in one of the areas we are monitoring this morning. >> it is calm this morning right now. we checked the outage map. no outages in the bay area yet. i checked in with pg&e and they say this has not been canceled. there is a possibility the power could go out. it minimized -- they have minimized how money people it will affect. they say this power safety shut up will have a minimal effect in the bay area. about 4000 customers in napa, sonoma, contra costa, and alameda counties are expect to lose power. they do this to keep their equipment from sparking a fire. some residents say they hate the inconvenience and sometimes wonder if these shutoffs are necessa

lisa ling begins. lisa will tackle the defining issues that occurred during the past year. a look at what was happening to the american economy 40 years ago and how it triggered a rise in hate towards asian-americans. that still exists today. here's a preview. >> by 1982, one in five detroit residents were out of a job. >> it's few and far between. jobs are hard to come by. how about you? you hiring? >> the only thing i can say is, move somewhere else. >> suddenly, after a lifetime of well-paying jobs where they could afford a house, two cars, a recreational vehicle, a summer cottage, suddenly it was wiped out. >> the only answer is charity. >> people became destitute. the frustration turned into anger. people want to know, why is this happening to me? who can i blame? in the beginning, the workers blamed the companies. factories blamed the workers. the politicians blamed each other. and in the end, they kind of all reached a consensus, let's blame japan. >> joining us now is the host of "this is life," lisade, you look at this terrible hate crime that ends up happening, the murder of vincent chen, a chinese-american man in detroit. tell us more about that and why it's so important. >> well, ana, we're looking at this event in history because we're doing something a little different this season. we are grounding all of our episodes in something that happened in america's past that we didn't learn about in our history books because in so many ways, it has impacted where we are today. and in the case of vincent chen, who was a young chinese-american man who was living in detroit in 1982, he was out at a bar celebrating his bachelor party, and two out-of-work auto workers sta st started taunting him. an altercation ensued. they were kicked out and they waited for vincent outside of the bar. when vincent went out, the two men chased him down and beat him to death with a baseball bat and those two men never served a day in jail or prison. they were fined $3,000 and had to serve some months of

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lisa abramowicz, jonathan ferro. equity market up 16. four date winning streak on the s&p and we add to it. in the bond market, we reverse things a bit. yields lower. lisa, how much fed speak is there today? lisait is ridiculous. jonathan: chairman powell is a bit later. lisa: i was going to go down the list and then i realized it sounded bad. jonathan: on crude, 1.52%. tom: t commodity story is there. he other metals in a moment. the equity market -- the bears have been humbled. a bit going on in washington as people we gauge and adjust. joe mathieu joins us this morning. joe, i look at catherine wrangell in the washington post talking about the actual realities of something is a sick and simple as childcare -- of something as basic and simple as childcare. how do people in suits and ties actually write a bill about childcare? that underscores how distant america is to a social contract we see in europe. what does leadership do about that? joe: they would love to know. it might come to fruition today at the white house, as president biden holds close sessions with moderate house members and progressives. they do not ci guy on childcare. -- they do not see eye to eye on childcare. we have joe

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lisa: they don't have to, why not load it up? jonathan: and they have been doing that. leverage trends back to pre-pandemic conditions. encourage that encouraging, isn't it? lisa: because rates are so low so basically it looks better on the balance sheet. it has been turned out due to maturities. jonathan: good news from lisette right there. lisa: it was marginally good -- good news from lisa right there. lisa: it was marginally good. tom: every ceo is turning to the other ceo, bring it in now even if we don't know what for. jonathan: features just a little bit softer to kick off a brand-new trading week. from new york city, this is bloomberg. ♪ it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait, a minute? but what have you been doing for the last two hours? ...delegating? oh, good one. move your xfinity services without breaking a sweat. xfinity makes moving easy. go online to transfer your services in about a minute. get started today. tom: some guy on twitter said he -- said he things i look 101. do i need a lift? jonathan: the other one has an ego bigger than mars. who is that? tom: should i do just the eyes or the whole thing? jonathan: really interesting start to the week in financial markets. live from new york

lisa. a dry halloween weekend. lisa: we could see a few sprinkles from the system lifting to the north and east, but not before it brings us the possibility of a little bit of wet weather today and maybe tomorrow morning, but overall, more clouds and cooler temperatures. a look at live doppler 7 with a lot of cloud cover and visibility at three quarters of a mile along the coast and the north bay. 55, lafayette. 57, dublin. mount diablo, 55. half moon bay, 54. looking outside we have fog and then a cooler afternoon looking for the chance of an isolated shower or sprinkle and then dry for halloween with rain arriving early tomorrow. here is a look at the weekend. you can expect a lot of cloud cover to start with rain offshore. through the day we get partly to mostly cloudy skies and maybe a few sprinkles, not a great chance of that stopping early tomorrow morning. a beer out -- thin out out out afternoon. you could see 10th of an inch of rain but overall looking at a couple of one hundredths through sunday night. maybe a splash or not. the next system is more organized and the activity is mainly along the north bay and not a lot for our friends in the south bay. this is how it plays out on tuesday with the rain band and wet weather for the north bay into the east bay and peninsula monday afternoon. this takes us through monday night. as we look at the rainfall totals, they are looking a bit more impressive because there is another system late wednesday and thursday equal to the rainfall we are expecting monday. we are looking at over an inch of rain in santa rosa. .75 one third to half an inch in the east bay. that is good news is we continue into the early rainy season, and there is potential around veterans day for another system, and that looks promising. 66, fremont looking at numbers a little bit warmer. 62, half moon bay and the seven-day forecast looking at a few drops. a level 1 system on monday dry tuesday. another chance wednesday into thursday. liz: fifa officials met bay area sports authority. officials will tour the stadium and surrounding areas to see if it is a match for one of the largest sporting events in the world. >> we truly believe that we are and hopefully will be one of the tremendous hosts for fifa world cu 202 and, u.s., canada, canad mexico are being considered. fifa will announce the host cities early next year. the warriors will try to bounce back from their first loss of the season. they take on the thunder and tipoff is at 5:30. on the gridiron, san jose state hosts wyoming. cal faces oregon state atttt -- 4:00 p.m. stanford battles washington at 7:15. game four of the world series, the astros need a win to even the series. here is larry beil with the highlights. larry: in 1956, don larson through the only perfect game in world series history. near history in game three. houston did not get a hit until the eighth and it -- ending. the late great hank aaron was remembered. no score in the third. eddie rosario dashing home. ian anderson had a no-hitter, and the braves him after 76 pages -- pitches. the braves pen kept it going but the flayer drops and for the first of the game. houston could not score. bottom eight, travis through the rain drops, 437 feet. the braves lead the series 2-1. was anderson mad about not getting a chance to keep it going? >> you want the chance to compete on the biggest age that there is, but, i knew he was not going to budge. >> the more those guys get out, the more they are one at-bat away from a hot streak, that is how hitters think. larry:9e season, a lot of tricks and not a lot of trees. tomorrow, -- jimmy garoppolo will get the start, and it might be the final start of -- as a 49er if they cannot snap losing streak. coach shanahan asked to name his favorite halloween candy. >> really? i'm a big swedish fish guy. i like swedish fish. my kids hook me up. when they get it i usually steal it late at night. i always like halloween because it is candy for me. larry: swedish fish, underrated. the nets and the case -- and the pacers. of course, the jumper. they did not relax, nothing that you can do. you will see the reaction from the bench, tremendous. 22 points, brooklyn beat the pacers. the raiders have a bye this week. do not crowd the plate, old man and then he beams him, do not hurt the quarterback. i am sure mom loves them playing ball in the house. derek finally got one. that is a wrap on the morning sports. have a great weekend and happy halloween. liz: next, celebrate halloween n at the san francisco zoo. what is on tap for the annual boo at the events. i didn't have to shout out for help. because you didn't have another dvt. not today. one blood clot puts you at risk of having another, so we chose xarelto®, to help keep you protected. xarelto® is proven to treat and reduce the risk of dvt or pe blood clots from happening again. almost 98% of people did not have another dvt or pe. don't stop taking xarelto® without talking to your doctor, as this may increase risk of blood clots. while taking, a spinal injection increases risk of blood clots, which may cause paralysis. you may bruise more easily or take longer to stop bleeding. xarelto® can cause serious and in rare cases, fatal bleeding. it may increase your bleeding risk if you take certain medicines. get help right away for unexpected bleeding or unusual bruising. don't take xarelto® if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. tell your doctor about all planned medical or dental procedures and any kidney or liver problems. help protect yourself from another dvt or pe. ask your doctor about xarelto®. to learn more about cost, visit xarelto.com or call 1-888-xarelto liz: if you are a fan of the show on netflix, "coy games," you would recognize that sound -- "we games," you would recognize that sound. this is a replica of the doll from the show. onlookers have been gathering at the sydney harbor bridge to take pictures of it, and people can actually play the squid games with the doll. it is a good show. it really is. this is your final weekend to checkout boo at the zoo in san francisco. it features a costume parade, hunted horses, a be a garden, and live music instead of trick-or-treating, staff members will hand out goodie bags to all the kids. tomorrow is the last day. and there's a halloween celebration happening in san francisco's chinatown today. the seventh annual chinatown halloween neighborhood festival will feature arts and crafts, games, and a pumpkin patch. w feseaistu c obstacle course. many businesses will offer special discounts for this, and it is happening from 11:00 to 3:00 on waverly place between sacramento and washington. up next on abc 7 mornings at 6:00 a.m., hope and hesitancy with a covid-19 vaccine for kids possibly days away from being distributed. parents tell us what this means for their children. and outside lands is backed hundred hundreds of thousands of people are expected at the festival this weekend. businesses say they expect a big boost in sales this w year. >> i am now hearing from victims all across the country. their bank accounts were drained in seconds, but the banks did not return their money until -- >> my god. >> so happy. i want to cry. >> i could not be more thankful to 7-day -- 7 on your side. >> (sound of rain) ♪ ♪ ♪ (phone ringing) ♪ ♪ ♪ (phone ringing) ♪ ♪ ♪ every home should be a haven. ikea. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: in just two days, the first bay area county will end its indoor mask mandate at most businesses. vaccination rate is 80% and this comes as two other counties relax their mask rules for some places. good morning. you are watching abc 7 news, live on abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. i am liz kreutz. let's start out with weather and lisa

lisa: yes. judy: this is one of the important ones. lisa: that's correct. judy: lisajardins, watching all of it, thank you very much. ♪ vanessa: we will return to the full program after the latest headlines. moderna says it's half dose covid-19 vaccine is safe and effective for children ages 6-11. this comes as fda advisers prepared to meet tomorrow to discuss pfizer's covid vaccine for kids. meanwhile, the biden administration revealed details of its new covid travel policy. beginning november 8th, most foreign adult travelers flying to the u.s. will need to be fully vaccinated. those who are unvaccinated must show proof of a negative test within a day of travel. ought-stricken california is enduring a new bout of severe weather, as so-called bomb cyclone and atmospheric river storms converge. they're moving into the southern part of the state a day after the north was pummeled with torrential rain that shattered several single-day records. flash flooding inundated the san francisco bay area. and north of sacramento, heavy rainfall trigger rockslides on land recently

lisa argen. lisa: hello come everyone. we have just a piece of the energy to the north of us. it is raining in the pacific northwest as far south as northern california. we wen t vd the atmospheric river is aiming at the bay area. i level one system, light rain showers in the afternoon and evening. there is a look at no wind outside our studio. it is the defiant in half moon bay. the golden gate bridge, we are looking at not only the dry conditions now but how that changes quickly. i want to show you that throughout the rest of the afternoon. 3:00, some light showers and by 9:00 we have showers anywhere across the bay area very light. look what happens in 18 hours. heavy rain in the north bay from sonoma to napa. we see this level three system with gusty winds take us all the way through the second half of the weekend. mid-60's for most. it is a level one system. we get into our level 3 system, very strong winds and very heavy rain, excessive rain. we and up to six inches in some spots. liz: in the north and south bay, firefighters and residents are worried the heavy rain could be a problem in burn scar areas. cap the officials have wasted no time and issued an evacuation order for some areas. amanda has more on the debris flows we could see. amanda: one man is dead after a tree fell on his pickup truck forcing him into an embankment. rainfall can loosen soil. >> i cannot say for sure it is due to the rain and weather. the area we are in currently, it is -- >> -- amanda: fierce winds, heavy rainfall, and a dangerous debris flow are expected this weekend. reasons why mountain residents are preparing now. >> stocking up on canned goods and water. it is the folks closer to the burn scars t naomi murphy and -- are just above the burn scars. their drive home cut through the danger zone. pre-storm plans include fueling up and then hunkering down. >> it just goes hand-in-hand in hand with living up here. it is the chance you take living in the mountains. amanda: she says the residents are getting ready to face one disaster after another. >> our neighbors are getting their ditches ready so we don't get flooded out from the storm. amanda: alyssa gutierrez says the big danger is downed trees and to bring flow which move quickly and can be deadly. >> we have a lot of mountainsides that have trees that have been here for years. sometimes the wind knocked them into the roadway. we never know what you're going to experience. amanda: santa cruz countydau inte t, dispensing areas in and around the ccu complex fire burn scar under evacuation morning. liz: pg&e says crews are standing by and ready for the rain. >> we are going to be working until all customers are restored as quickly as possible. liz: they are stocked with backup equipment at their facilities around the bay area. damaged lines and pull fires knocked out power for thousands of residents. pg&e says it was caused by the weather. in the east bay, the alameda county fair is up against the atmospheric river rolling in. kate larsen talked to people who took advantage of a quick break in the storms. >> i have to have that sausage right there. on want. pishrndo fri looked at that. >> it is good to come back to the fair. reporter: a break in the storm and covid cases means the alameda county fair is back after a two year pandemic cause. did you miss this fair? >> yeah, i have. it has been so long since i felt normal. reporter: she has been coming since she was two. she knows how to game the games. >> the easiest one is the balloon. one. reporter: covid concerns pushed alameda's fair back to october when the bay area is usually flushed with warm weather. >> we got a good window because it was raining all day. i was not sure, if we wait it would rain more. reporter: she is right since an atmospheric river of rain is forecast for sunday. >> we don't have plans to close the fair. conditions.ffany with thsays tt tivate a plan and pitted. reporter: william requires on the first circuit for his income. losing that during the pandemic was tough. >> we went to a prison one time in fresno. reporter: he will not let a little or a lot of rain ruin his parade. >> it is a let down but you can't let that dan burton -- you can't let that dampen your spirits. >> -- reporter: one dog at a time. liz: now is the time to download our streaming apps on roku, apple tv, and android tv. drew tuma be in our studio all day long when these rains role in, giving you live updates on the storm, rainfall totals, and where the rain is headed next. you can join drew a live you stream abc7 and can ask him a question on facebook or youtube. the investigation continues into the accidental shooting on the set of alec baldwin's new movie. he pulled the trigger on a prop gun, killing the film's cinematographer. the director was also hurt. production has been shut down on the movie. reporter: this this this this tt candlelight vigil in albuquerque, new mexico in honor of halyna hutchins one hour away from the movie set where she lost her life. >> in this film industry which is competitive, it is not enough to have talent. it is good to have this human appealing personality and this moves you forward. she had it. reporter: investigators are looking into why a prop gun fired by actor alec baldwin killed the 42-year-old cinematographer and injured the director on the set of the western inspired film, "rust." a camera crew member said he and crewmembers walked offset due to gun safety concerns but concerns were brushed off the -- brushed off by producers. there were two discharges that someday. -- that same day. hutchins posted from the set and was hailed as a rising star behind the camera. >> she radiated a vibe. it is like that x factor, unknowable thing. reporter: alec baldwin tweeting, "there are no words to convey my shock and sadness regarding the tragic accident that took the life of halyna hutchins, a wife, mother, and deeply admired colleague of ours." liz: such a sad story. "the rookie" said they will ban all live weapons on their show. the show creator says the safety of the crew is too important. the television series but make the change to airsoft guns and use cgi muzzle flashes in postproduction. happening in the south bay, it is the opening of the first vietnamese service center in the nation. plans to create the center in san jose started in 2011 when a health assessment revealed the needs of a community. the first wave of vietnamese arrived 40 years ago and the county has the second-largest vietnamese population in the country. it will offer health services and hold community events. lisa, if you need to do anything outside, maybe do it right now. lisa: clear those storm drains, make sure trees are not ready to come down. with all of the saturated soil anticipated, good idea to do that. a preview of san francisco in the 50's. southwinds begin, little bit of scattered rain shower activity. level one today, level three tomorrow. stay tuned, my forecast is next. liz: also ahead, a lot of rain and means a lot of these. swarms of termites in the bay area. experts say they are searching for love. everyone remembers the moment they heard... “you have cancer.” how their world stopped and when they found a way to face it. for some, this is where their keytruda story begins. keytruda - a breakthrough immunotherapy that may treat certain cancers. one of those cancers is advanced nonsquamous, non-small cell lung cancer where keytruda is approved to be used with certain chemotherapies as your first treatment if you do not have an abnormal “egfr” or “alk” gene. keytruda helps your i

lisa: so which companies get pushed into that new regime? have they also started to cover ford? jonathan: i think that is coming next. lisa: ford shares are up more than 80% year to date. so if you take a look at what is being priced in, it gets very curious in terms of who could potentially catch up tesla and their moonshot. tom: and they are selling more of them than the hydrocarbon one. there it is, jon. folks, you've got to understand, none of us drive. lisaurself. [laughter] jonathan: one of us does. not you, but lisa does. lisa: i will say, i do think the move to electric vehicles will be really interesting. where are you going to target? where are you go -- to charge it? where are you going to charge your electric comer? tom: it is all going to get solved in glasgow. jonathan: you know what i levin this show? when we have conversations and no one knows what they are talking about. down 0.3% on the s&p. tom: it is like a marriage. his "surveillance" more like a marriage or more like a divorce? jonathan: which one is it? tom: send us your emails. send us your thoughts. jonathan: good morning. have a fantastic day. this is bloomberg. ♪ (announcer) if you've struggled to lose weight, you might think you were born with a slow metabolism, but what you may have is insulin resistance. fat becomes trapped inside your body and it becomes very difficult to lose weight. now there's golo. golo works to reverse the effects of insulin resistance, inc

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"real housewives of beverly hills" star dorit kemsley. she's speaking out for the first time since being held at gunpoint, and robbed in her los angeles home last week while her young children slept. the reality star and fashion designer taking to instagram to say she has thrown herself into work as her family begins to heal. >>> and the crowds turned out in los angeles to celebrate the dia de los muertos, or, the day of the dead. with costumes and all of to those beautiful altars at hollywood's forever cemetery. this year's theme, the return of an ancient god who revives mankind from the underworld. the celebration making its return from a clo colorado videoclosure last year, to celebrate their 22nd year. >> and not just one day. goes until november 2nd. >> absolutely. >> the colors gorgeous just to see there in southern california. >>> we do start this half hour with the search for a missing mom in the l.a. area. police searching her home and family members asking for the public's help in finding her, describing the mysterious circumstances surrounding her disappearance. >> reporter: this morning, an urgent search under way in los angeles for a missing mother, heidi planck, who has seemingly vanished nearly two weeks ago. overnight, her ex-husband opening up to "gma." >> it's rough. this is a tough one. >> reporter: lapd officers at her home friday night combing for evidence. this security footage from october 17th showing the 39-year-old mom the day she went missing, leaving home with her dog. later attending her 10-year-old son's football game. her ex-husband james wayne saying she left the game early. >> she may have been a little bit edgy, i don't know, but i just know that was the last time that we spoke with her. >> reporter: three days later, planck did not show up to pick up her son from school. wayne who shares custody of their son, knew something was wrong. >> she doesn't let a day go by without either a text message or a phone call even if she was really busy. >> reporter: and in an unusual twist, abc station kabc was reporting that planck's dog was found on the same day planck disappeared. the dog reportedly found wandering around on an upper floor of a high-rise apartment building in downtown los angeles. >> people are very, very attached to their pets and pets do not just go missing. there clearly is something out of place here. >> and heidi's ex-husband there is thankful for the additional resources from law enforcement, but still a lot of questions about what happened here. >> absolutely. frightening. hopefully she's found okay. >>> it's time now for weather and in for rob marciano is cheryl scott from our abc station in chicago, wls. welcome. >> yes. so happy to be here. bringing some cold air into parts of the midwest. that's for sure. >> not too far east. >> not too far east. we'll save that for a little bit later for you guys. it's halloween so, we thought we would start off with this eerie image. who's ready to see this? you can see the light icing, the glaze of ice and snow, this is from mt. rogers, virginia. where they've seen some icy in the higher elevations. we're also tracking the potential here of light snow as we go into the next couple of days. so places like wyoming, also colorado, nebraska, the higher elevations. some light snow, and that rain, more rain moving into the pacific northwest from some cities from california up into washington could see an additional 1 to 3 inches of rain, and we have been talking about the northern lights all day. this video coming in from iceland. just magic. haven't gotten any reports from anyone seeing them in the u.s., but if you have, let us know. we're going to start with spooktacular forecast cities for you on this halloween. trick-or-treating lookin >>> and that weather forecast today sponsored by state farm. it's halloween. we're excited for the trick or treating and a lot of dry conditions, so -- >> an important question here. your take on the candy corn? yes or no? >> same with you, no. >> you're out, okay. >> although i look like candy corn today. >> are you in, stephanie? in with candy corn? >> i'm out. i was trying to withhold my opinion for those who love candy corn. >> nobody in the studio. >> by the way, these are 50 years old and they're still good if anybody wants to have a taste. >>> coming up here on "gma," a critical vote in minneapolis on the future of the police force that other cities are watching very closely. >>> also listen to this, the realtors turning to freddy krueger. remember him? 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>> okay. so, well, you know darn well, i didn't put that there because i don't mess with candy corn either. whit has two open reese's sitting there in front of him. >>> it's time for your halloween "pop news." if you are looking for a creepy residence to make your halloween complete, we have a deal for you. a house with some real horror history. the home featured in wes craven's 1984 slasher film "a nightmare on elm street" is up for sale and the realtor is taking offers, but it must be in by midnight tonight. just for fun, the listing agent made sure to incorporate some freddy krueger into the home listing shoot. check out freddy welcoming you to his home. >> oh, no. >> making himselfomlen evthe house. the three-bedroom, four-bathroom, 2,700-square-foot home in los angeles, listed for $3.25 million, why not? >>> all right. if you are one of those parents who likes to borrow your children's halloween candy, why not take it to the next level? wine enthusiasts has the ideal wine pairings for sweet treats. assistant tasting director fiona adams recommends pairing m&ms with pinot noir, and she also suggests that snickers be paired with a sweet sauterne. it has an acidity that refreshes the palate. there we go. >>> and finally, let's check in on eva's sweet baby ella. >> we have a pic. >> celebrating baby ella's. >> a month. baby spice. aww. >> she's gorgeous. >> so cute. e sd she wa't sure if pshe act >> we do. >> we love the picture, and we definitely miss eva. >>> folks, we have a couple of programming notes to tell you about. first, stay tuned for "this week," and get ready for the release of the eternals, marvel movie with a star-studded cast. that comes out on friday. have a great and safe halloween, everybody. take care. >> enjoy your sunday. omes out o. have a great and safe halloween, everybody. take care. >> enjoy your sunday. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. liz: good morning. i am liz kreutz. marion county will allow the people to go mass close inside most businesses tomorrow. the county met the metrics for the moderate spread of the virus. masks still need to be worn inside high risk places like high risk settings, and privatea counties are relaxing mask rules for a small amount of places like and offices tomorrow where everyone is fully vaccinated. kaiser permanente is hosting a vaccination clinic today. from 10:00 to 3:00, you can stop by the clinic on international boulevard and fruitvale avenue in oakland's fruitvale clinic. kaiser will administer the pfizer and j&j vaccines paid everyone who gets a shot there will get a chance to win alaska airlines travel vouchers. let's get a check of the trick-or-treat forecast with lisaf rain shower activity. in san jose, sunshine. it is pretty nice. over into oakland, richmond, the north bay, it has been misty, drizzly, with even on-and-off light rain. temperatures in the 60's this afternoon. the trend will be for drier skies as we go through the morning and afternoon hours. with this system, we are looking at temperatures of 4 10 9 degrees cooler in our east bay. in the afternoon, a mix of clouds and sun. what payment this morning with light returns. the accuweather 7 day forecast calls for a level one system to arrive tomorrow, just in time for perhaps the late morning commute and another chance of rain thursday. liz: in business, setbacks change everything. so get comcast business internet and add securityedge. it helps keep your network safe by scanning for threats every 10 minutes. and unlike some cybersecurity options, this helps protect every connected device. yours, your employees' and even your customers'. so you can stay ahead. get started with a great off

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let's get a check of the weather with lisa arden. lisa night last night for the giants, and we will do it all over again tonight. as you look offshore, there is some precip there, and into the santa cruz mountains, a system started to the north o