liz: oh, boy. i know. an appraiser when we were trying to refinance a lot of people are experiencing this , grady thank you very much and by the way, so much more information on this. you've gotta tune in for tonight 's fox business prime real estate block. american dream home with cheryl casone airs at 8:00 p.m. eastern followed by mansion global can k c macdonald only on fbn prime. the crypto faithful getting a new way to trade on the top digital asset as pro shares launches a bitcoin futures etf the very first of its kind. it's global investment strategist is here to explain why this fund might be a better investment than bitcoin itself. closing bell ringing in 31 minutes, dow is up 170, nasdaq up triple digits here a gain of 105 points we are coming right back. ♪ ♪ there are beautiful ideas that remain in the dark. but with our new multi-cloud experience, you have the flexibility you need to unveil them to the world. ♪ ♪♪ this... is the planning effect. this is how it feels to know you have a wealth pl

liz: okay. but in that case, tom hayes, if the we at least start to move her quickly to get rid of this slathering oil, right, the suntan oil on the burned economy, that's the analogy i'm making, you bring down inflation, consumers calm down a bit. yes, you start to raise rates but, okay, big deal? we're at emergency levels, and we're not in an emergency anymore. >> yeah, you hit the nail on the head, liz. chair powell said last month he needs to see a decent jobs report before he moves ahead. he's not going to get that before the november heating, he's probably going to get two decent jobs reports before the december meeting. the market's already pricing that in. we've seen 10-year yields move to 1.75 almost in the last month -- liz: well, it's 1.7% briefly today. it retreated a bit, but that's -- >> that's exactly -- liz: -- giving people heart palpitations. >> that's exactly it. and we think it's going to go to 2% before the paper actually starts. the market is pricing in this move that's com

liz: okay. you've got to figure that a company like wd-40, and by the way, we will have the ceo next week, is one of those companies that did very well as people did the upgrades to their homes, etc. and needless to say, they have supply if chain focuses, i'm sure, too. george, scott, great to have you guys. thank you. speaking of next week as well as wk-40, you don't want to miss my exclusive interview with general motors' ceo mary barra. what's gh's strategy to usurp the ev throne from tesla? plus, barron's names the new head of the round table, what she thinks of president biden's plan froms to raise the corporate tax rate. >>> breaking news, president joe biden in connecticut today admitting his so-called human infrastructure bill will not have a price tag of upwards of $3.5 trillion. looks like he's now wiggling some room at least to meet the republicans at least halfway. he's visiting a hartford childcare built in the last hour. the president is pushing congress to come to an agreement on

liz: dr.e mayo clinic, we're going to keep our eyes on the hearing, we're watching this very closely. tizeer shares moving -- phaser shares moving higher ahead of the news. >>> home sales still near all-time highs. madison alworth is in one of the hottest markets in the entire country. we're headed to one particular city where legions of americans are now buying second homes. forget first homes, second homes. just so that they can work from home. we'll tell you where and what the rices are next. ♪ ♪ oh! are you using liberty mutual's coverage customizer tool? so you only pay for what you need. sorry? limu, you're an animal! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ if you wake up thinking about the market and want to make the right moves fast... get decision tech from fidelity. [ cellphone vibrates ] you'll get proactive alerts for market events before they happen... and insights on every buy and sell decision. with zero-commission online u.s. stock and etf trades. fo

great to be with you, liz. liz: anytime. ed bastion, ceo of dell that airlines. >>> big banks, we talked about this, reporting blockbuster earnings. there's one major difference between yesterday and today and how investors are reacting. yesterday they sold off, today they love 'em. up next, our floor show traders on what they're reading between the latest earnings lines about the entire u.s. economy. closing bell ringing 45 minutes away. "the claman countdown" is coming right back. the dow gaining 510 points. ♪ ♪ (sfx: video game vehicle noises, horns beeping,) (engines revving, cars hitting one another.) (sfx: continued vehicle calamity.) just think, he'll be driving for real soon. every new chevy equinox comes standard with chevy safety assist, including automatic emergency braking. find new peace of mind. find new roads. chevrolet. that building you're trying to sell, - you should ten-x it. - ten-x it? ten-x is the world's largest online commercial real estate exchange. if i could, i'd ten-x everything. like a coffee run

liz: okay.king about because president biden admitted in april, 85% of emissions come from outside of the u.s. but we don't have the moral authority? what is she talking about? >> it is just shameful. america absolutely has a the moral authority to call out the chinese communist party for its records of human rights abuses. americans must stand up to china and the biden administration unfortunately is not willing to do that. they're failing to criticize china. they're failing to recognize that this radical agenda that is being pushed here in the united states is actually going to make it more dependent upon china, more dependent upon china renewable supply chains. more dependent supply chains on slave labor. refuse to call it out on china. their policies make us more dependent upon china. they refuse to acknowledge that. >> now they have got senate democrats, leaked documents, carbon taxes on all manufacturing, not just oil and gas. climate kerry, if we don't get the climate change stuff which w

liz: thank you. dry winds could lead pg&e to turn off power to 44,000 customers to prevent a wildfire. here are the counties on notice about possible public safety safety power shutoffs. this would be tomorrow morning. the alert covers a total of 32,000 -- 32 counties. >> this would be a small event. although we are talking 32 counties, many of these have fewer than 100 customers that would be affected. in total, it would be less then 1% of our customers. liz: pg&e has meteorologists mes monitoring the weather, and the plan could change. the utility sent a notice to customers who could be impacted, and a second notification will go out later today. the giants and dodgers are headed to l.a., tied at a game apiece and their best-of-five playoff series. the dodgers lasted the giants 9-2 last night. the giants will now need to win at least one game at dodger stadium to ensure there is another game at oracle park. >> the dodgers just swung the bats better than others, made more pictures, made more plays t

liz: borrowing cheap.ting from what i understand listen, i don't know if there's a long term capital out there i'm not saying that. i'm not saying there's anything getting cut although that wasn't quite an interest rate risk play other stuff involved there are hedge funds from what i understand according to larry and some other sources reeling because of all of this weird stuff going on in the repricing of risk on the yield curve, and it could be kind of interesting, in a sense that you could see some significant losses coming up. now, what does that mean long term? again markets have a way of self -correcting, right? it's not bad to take some losses it really instills the risk back to the market and takes away the moral hazard that exists where there's no consequence to risk which is what we had the last three or four years, and particularly the last two years since the pandemic and the feds been actively engaged in the markets by buying stuff, bonds and maybe you lating yield s down, but once you start p

liz: oh, boo-hoo.e little guy and eric adams, again, give him credit for understanding this. the richest 55,000 people, another number that i'm telling you, exclusively, he says pay, in new york city, pay 60% of the taxes. if he raised the taxes on those 55,000 people, they could easily walk out the door in florida and they have been doing so. liz: they have been. charlie: and this plan will expedite that movement, according to him in the past. now here is the interesting thing. we reached out to eric adams to try to get some quote from him, you know, are you worried about this? this is literally he's holding meetings all the time talking about this. he's really worried about new york cities tax base imploding in the next, because of what's going on in washington and in albany. liz: these are the guys who hire people. charlie: yes, yes, but liz, he's not gotten back to us yet. i wonder it sounded like when we first reached out to him he was going to get back to us. like he couldn't wait, my producer re

liz: we have crude shrinking tenant have%. that's tackle earnings they have been good on paper microsoft, google came out this morning ford, ebay, aflac, 81% of s&p data reported so far have beaten estimates. one week from today the fed is going to reveal when tapering begins what is that going to do to market optimism? >> this is been looked at four months and we still do not know what the final outcome will be in the plan going forward. i think a lot of this is priced into the market in general. i don't think corporate america is too concerned. i'm sure they're concerned what the fed does we are all concerned with the fed the fed is playing long ball corporate america explain intermediate ball i think the fed is more concerned -- corporate america is more concerned today about inflation which is a big problem in the supply chain of getting goods from point a to point b. these are the immediate problems for corporate america. so far they dealt with a pretty good but the real key for all of us in the earnings. it's at the bott

liz? liz: yeah, but specifically, the ones who have unrealized gains and have not been paying taxes and that's an important clarification, hillary, thank you very much. congress, as you see , could be setting sights on the richest people in the country. when joe manchin whose been holding up much of this deal now says he's fine with that? warren buffett, jeff bezos, bill gates all facing the so-called billionaires tax, oh, yes george soros as well, elon musk, so we went out and got our own billionaire to find out what he thinks. real estate entrepreneur jeff green, number 209 on the forbes 400 billionaire's list joins us next in a fox business exclusive what does he think? his answer surprised me. i thought he would go the other way, you've gotta hear what he said. closing bell 48 minutes away dow is up 65 points as i said, any gain at all, even just a fraction of a point, means the new all-time record close if we stay here the "clayman countdown" is coming right back. certified turbocharg

liz: yes.king because obviously that is a big chunk to be spending but let me broaden the picture. i need to know with your ceo hat on overall, what you do see, what you feel could make your life easier as a ceo? there is of course this belief that the corporate tax rate is going to move higher. president biden is pushing that as part of the build back better law to, build, pay for it. could you be comfortable, could you swallow a move from 21% corporate tax rate to say 28%? >> well, the tax rate will be what it will be and then we'll have to deal with it when we know what it is. so you know, again we've just seen tax rates move in the uk from, by 3 percentage points. again having a business all around the world, you know, it is not just the impact of what happens in the u.s. it is impact what happens everywhere in the world. that is a plus and it can be a headwind. but you know, liz, as you know, you've known us for a long time, we play the infinite game. we don't play the finite game. since 1

liz: what do you say, sir? truck driver, my daily routine, i come across very few people, i wipe my truck down before i get in it in the morning and drive. i take my -- stay away from people, go back out in my truck and eat. when i get to my destination i see one dispatcher. we stay several feet away. so, actually i'm around very, very few people. so i think it is kind of a personal issue myself but to each its own. i don't see any way of mandating that the truck driver to get the shot, vaccination. liz: we hear you. steve fields, you're terrific. we'll stay on the story. we've been tracking it for some time as this is the backstory to the supply chain crisis, it is truck drivers like you bringing truth to the story. steve fields. come back soon. we're coming out of the bottom of the hour. still to come later in the show we have gop senator marco rubio he is saying listen, white house, you have to fire the climate czar. john kerry has conflicts of interests involving his personal investments in china. we have f

liz: goldman sachs. a real investment empire powerhouse, there's a securities firm on one side, a hedge fund on the other, ken griffin putting it together and he's given over $100 million over the past decade to republican causes. he's donated to three democrats, based on what we can see. he gave money so obama, he gave money to eric adams the new york city mayoral candidate, he gave money to ram emmanuel who is the former mayor of chicago, citadel is located in chicago. he's given them a combined 200,000, he's given republicans a combined 100 million. i think it was 108 million to be exact. this has a lot of republicans crying foul and saying the reason why gensler is so obsessed with payment for order flow, that's the process when robinhood can charge no fees because they sell the buy and sell orders to firms like ken griffin and trying to make a scandal out of this is because it's ken griffin whose benefit ing and a lot of this is being motivated by elizabeth warren. now maybe this is a conspiracy the

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liz: thanks. the u.n. climate summit in glasgow, scotland has formally opened, kicking off two weeks of negotiations by leaders from almost 200 countries on how to take action on climate change. many world leaders say this is a moment of truth for the world, causing -- calling for urgent action to avoid a climate catastrophe. reena roy is live in glasgow this morning. a lot to be discussed. reena: good morning. that is absolutely right. this conference could make a big difference in the fight against climate change, but experts are warning the clock is ticking, and serious action must be taken now. the impacts of climate change are catastrophic. every corner of the globe is already being affected. scientists warn time is running out in the fight against it. >> it is scary to be moving too slowly, because we know climate change happens fast. reena: conference of the parties is an annual summit where countries work together soon combat climate change. but this year is especially critical. >> scienti

liz: you're not old are we kind of the same age. charles: not politically correct, season, something out there. liz: charles, thank you very much we will start with breaking news the house is set to gavel in any moment a vote to sync up with the senate on raising the debt ceiling to be intimate but that is a band-aid on one of the many major issues driving up certainty which are searching for direction with an hour to go before the closing bell rings j.p. morgan chase david kelly is going to talk about the i word, inflation and what about the s word stagflation meanwhile kelley's boss is in a bit of hot water with a crypto crab will talk to the man that got approval from the security exchange commission to launch the first bitcoin centric etf and what j.p. morgan ceo jamie dimon has to say now about bitcoin you'll hear what jamie said it will get the reaction. a big-name following wall street and main street's against companies as they pack up and head south famed investor kathy would the latest essay i moving to florida we have one

>> hi, liz. yes, so this was exciting today, i mean, as always, apple events mean that holiday lists get added to, and today is no different. tim cook emphasized that apple is focusing on music and mac, and it was very well choreograph ed he came to us from the middle of a field and told us all about these new things but let's get into it. that revamped mac book pro that you mentioned is what has consumers buzzing the most on social media. so let's start there. we've got a 14-inch and a 16.2- inch display that this comes in, it's ranging from $1,099 to $2,499 so a bit pricey as you said but that new 14-inch mac book promises serious power with the announcement of those two new chips so the m 1 pro and the m 1 mac. the m 1 pro offers a major speed boost over their previous m 1, a lot of folks were saying they were dissing their own chips but of course this new one is supposed to be exciting and it's especially in terms of that graphics performance. it's going to deliver long battery life. other hi

liz: no silver bullets dr.ris we appreciate you coming on thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. liz: the skyrocketing price of natural gas could mean big problems as it falls turns into the biting chill of winter, jeff flock live in pennsylvania. he's going to show you the potential for a winter energy crisis, and the stocks already moving, ahead of that potential. closing bell ringing in 36 minutes, the dow is heading down to session lows, it's lower by 162 points red on the screen here, we are coming right back. (vo) while you may not be running an architectural firm, tending hives of honeybees, and mentoring a teenager — your life is just as unique. your raymond james financial advisor gets to know you, your passions, and the way you help others. so you can live your life. that's life well planned. i'll shoot you an estimate as soon as i get back to the office. hey, i can help you do that right now. high thryv! thryv? yep. i'm the all-in-one management software built for small business. high thryv!

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liz: welcome back.oins us from new york to tell us what's coming up on good morning america. >> up next, the push to get kids vaccinated. the potential timeline for a rolled out of pediatric covid-19 shots, as news comes around the country about an inflammatory disease linked to covid-19. and how much prison time are these fathers facing in the varsity blues scandal? and finally, college game day. the sooners and the longhorns coming face-to-face at the texas state fair. liz: ticket prices went down a bit with the increases of the delta variant, but they are on their way back up with the massive increase in holiday travel expected. geo many tas has more from newark airport. gio: we are looking at flights during the holidays more than any other time. united airlines tells us it plans to fly 3500 domestic flights in december, every single day. that's almost as many flights in the air as there were back in 2019. for a little perspective, april 2020 -- at the start of the pandemic, very few passengers were

liz: thank you. back to that developing news in santa cruz where a wild fire is burning, a result of an earlier prescribed burn. cal fire says crews made progress on the estrada fire and it is now 10% contained. flames have burned 150 acres. evacuation orders are in place right now. calfire says crews have successfully been able to get retardant all around the fire. residents can get help from the red cross at corralitos community church. no more evacuations are expected. the prescribed burn was supposed to be 20 acres northwest of corralitos. it began yesterday morning and around 4:30 yesterday afternoon, calfire put out word of the wildfire. what caused the burn to jump the containment lies. prescribed burns can only take place when fuel conditions meet certain requirements. a suspect is injured after exchanging gunfire with police. police say they were trying to stop a stolen vehicle at the milpitas shopping center before 4:00 p.m. yesterday. they said the suspect started firing and detectives eng

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liz: it is the end of an era. it viewers around the world have watched nearly 50 baby falcons hatch over the years. the camera will be turned off on october 15. if you want -- you want to look up to the sky tonight. the meteors appear every year around this time when the earth travels through the direct -- through the debris of haley's comet. the annual meteor shower lasts all month long. it is expected to peak on october 20 first. find spots far away from city lights. if you can do that, you should have a really nice view. frances: we have clear skies right now. it looked at this beautiful shot. you can see the beautiful sunrise about to happen shortly. temperatures are warming up this afternoon. ghf 81n n ancisco.oing a i will have li thank you. the orange and black beat the padres. the highlights coming up in sports. (♪ ♪) (♪ ♪) 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

liz: thank you. new developments. all lanes and onramp's back open following a deadly crash involving multiple cars on the freeway in hercules this morning. it happened just before 1:30 on interstate 80. the chp says multiple cars were involved, including two that overturned and blocked all lanes for about 15 minutes. one person died. others were injured, but it is unclear how many people were involved or what their conditions are at this time. cleanup efforts are underway following a major oil spill off the coast of orange county. this bill forced the cancellation of the final day of the pacific airshow. officials say the decision to call off the airshow was made so they can focus on the cleanup. the mayor of huntington beach says 120,000 gallons of oil leaked into coastal waters to newport beach. both beaches are closed. the leak has not been completely stopped here the alley times reports that birds and fish have washed up on the shore since the spill. this bill is believed to have come from a pip

liz: thank you. in the north and south bays, firefighters and residents are worried the heavy rain mentioned could be a problem in these burned scar areas near the santa cruz mountains. county officials have wasted no time and issued an evacuation warning for some areas. amanda has more on the divert flows we could see. >> one man is dead after a tree or some off of a road onto an embankment. chp says rainfall can loosen soil, though they have not confirmed that was the case here. >> i can't see for sure that it is due to the rain to the weather but area we are in currently, there is a fatal collision site and it is there still. >> but there is much more in the moisture, adding to concern of what is tod, rai dangerous debris flow expected this weekend. reasons why mountain residents are preparing now. >> stocking up on canned goods and water and that is probably about it. it is the folks living closer to the burn scars that have the most risk right now. >> naomi murphy and her river live in -- pre-st

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liz: thank you. the historic series between the giants and the dodgers continues today. fans from both teams were pumped up for the start of the postseason. >> beat l.a.! >> that is exactly what happened, the giants delivered a game 1 playoff win. >> giants won. giants won. >> you knew it was going to happen? what do you want to say? >> dodgers are the defending world champs. i do not replicate with these guys. they are my friends, but you already know it is dodgers in five. >> fans around the state came to chair the two best teams in the league. a rivalry that runs deep and gets between families and friendships. what you tell each other and home know you were going to the game? >> we have been talking trash morning and night. i have been saying giants are going to win. he has been saying giants suck. we all know the giants are going to win. >> the dodgers are going to win. >> i hope you are going to love each other after this. >> it is great. rivals talk trash all the time. one of us will go home cr

liz: we hear you.ignaling democrats will keep inside of their gigantic spending bills more power for the irs to look into people's bank accounts at minimum of $600, gross inflows and outflows throughout the year as well, to catch tax cheats to pay for their spending. penciling in $450 billion, $700 billion, from that to get the irs to do that kind of a dragnet. what do you say? that is a lot of money. >> it's a about power, and part of control. it is like lois lerner, democrats using the irs. if you're suspicionless american, no reason the irs or law enforcement agency should be looking at transactions in your account when you go to buy a couch. it does not make sense. it is empowering them literally handing the irs tens of billions of dollars so the democrats can have more control and manipulate more of your life. that is not the type of government i think the united states should be operating. liz: jason chaffetz, good to have you back on. come back again soon. good to see you. still to come this hou

liz: so cute.in southern california, investigators will review a section of the pipeline to determine when and how the leak happened. might -- the pipe may have been struck a month before. oil spilled off the c huntington beach and they found a 13 inch split in a section of the pipeline several miles off shore owned by amplified energy. they are looking through a years worth of data to get a better picture of what went wrong. a volcano continues to iraq continues to spanish island. more than 1000 buildings have been destroyed since the direction began on september 19. -- since the september 19. robert durst expected to be charged with the death of his ex-wife she vanished in 1982 and her body has never been found. last month he was convicted of killing his longtime friend, which was part of a cover-up. investigators opened the case in 2000. prosecutors say they shot her before she was supposed to talk to police. she told friend she provided durst with an alibi. murder cases with a focus of an hbo d

liz: did you feel it? an earthquake shook up arts of the bay area yesterday, after another friday night. kate larsen talked to scientists about what the quakes mean so close together. >> two quakes in two days shook the east bay. >> it was a pretty strong jolt but very quick. >> on friday night at 7:00, a three .0 earthquake. saturday, a 3.5 magnitude quake. both were centered in nearly the same spot, two miles from san leandro. martha franklin -- franco lives in san leandro and felt both quakes. >> this is how it behaves. -- the fault behaves. at some point in the future, we will expand into a large earthquake. these were not those, thankfully. >> keith says the quakes were felt throughout the bay area. as far north as vallejo and as far south as san jose. he lives about 18 miles from san leandro. >> i felt a rumble and i thought that might have been an earthquake. >> he said earthquakes tend to happen in clusters and there have been five magnitude three or greater quakes in the past 10 years in the same

liz: thank you, lisa. also ahead, the world climate summit kicks off tomorrow and the fight for change happening in washington. plus, let the halloween celebrations begin. the bennetts really know how to put their wifi to work. 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. age before beauty? why not both? visibly diminish wrinkled skin in... crepe corrector lotion... only from gold bond. liz: the world climate summit begins tomorrow in scotland, and this morning, president biden joined other leaders in posing a -- for a family photo in rome.yr the goal of the g20 conference is to recommit the paris agreement and address new clot -- address

liz: thank you. this atmospheric river is making for treacherous conditions on bay area freeways as well. we are joined on the phone by chp public information officer andrew barclay. good morning paid we hope you can hear us. what is the latest. what are you seeing right now? >> good morning. you hated on the head there. it is just incredibly dangerous out right now. they are just looking at act act incidents in the roadway now, so adding in all the traffic we are responding to extremely busy. liz: officer, i am having trouble hearing you as well, so we may need to try to reconnect with you in just a moment. let me see if we can have a better connection now. are there specific incidents you are noticing our problem points across murray nor the -- marin now? >> our regular areas. they are flooding like they normally are -- liz: i am so sorry to interrupt you, but the signal is just not great, and what you're saying is so important, so we will reconnect and see if we can get a better signal. standby fo

that coming up, liz. liz: lisa, thank you. rain is already causing problems, for instance, in sonoma county. this home flooded before 3:00 a.m. the residents say the fire department eventually tried to help them pump the water out of the bottom floor, but they could not keep up. the red cross was called to help relocate the family. a messy situation for them for sure. the north bay is taking a direct hit. this is video from overnight in santa rosa near college avenue. the rain has been coming down hard there for hours. the concern right now are the burn scars from recent wildfires. our reporter talked to cl eye on those flood prone areas. >> this heavy rain is exactly what is giving north bay residents hope after a dry year. >> we need this water desperately for crops, our families, the community. >> for the past two decades, louis preston has seen the impact of fires threatening his home and vineyard on the outskirts of helzberg. >> how close did the flames get to you last time? >> two miles perhaps from here. if the wind had

liz: coming up, dr.ny found two will talk about the new guidance on mixing vaccines and pfizer's data on pediatric vaccines. you can watch that on this week with george stephanopoulos right here on abc 7. still ahead, a new animated film is examining society's complicated relationship with technology. we are taking a closer look at ron's gone wrong. here is a look at at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see raindrops on the camera. people driving into the city, taking it slow, we hope. he will check in with lisa again when we come back. liz: a comeback. here is a live look from the san rafael richmond bridge. a very wet and soggy on those roads. set in the age of social media. it is called ron's gone wrong and it has a special importance for the bay area. george looks at the meaning behind the movie. george: barney is the last kid in school to get a bee bot. it is a device touted as being your best friend out-of-the-box. barney's bot does not seem to be functioning. his good shaky to helping tell a stor

liz: it got underway a few hours ago. lucy will explore ancient space rocks called trojan asteroids. they swarms of rocky material trapped in the same orbit of jupiter. astronauts think they could be some of the oldest objects in the solar system. this is a 12 year expedition that nasa hopes will give them a look into the creation of the diverse. -- has lost its accreditation. the association of zoos and aquariums made this ci th m.the accreditation is more r prestige and reputation. the wildlife preserves home to 1000 animals and has to pass inspections. the associations of zoos and aquariums said, "the association noticed concerns with veterinarian cactuses and care and disposition of animals." safari west said, "we believe the denial is based on inaccuracies and misinformation and the concerns are unfounded in how we acquire and move our animals." safari west has been accredited since 2010. unless there is a change in the next weeks, one million people in the south bay will have strict draft rules in california -- stri

liz: thank you.e storms rolling into the bay area with live doppler seven streaming 24 hours a day on our bay area app. it is available now on roku, apple tv, and amazon fire. a retired oakland police captain is still in the hospital after he was shot during an attempted robbery at a gas station at 17th and castro. retired police captain joiner was pumping gas when three suspects tried to rob him. joiner, who is allowed to carry a concealed weapon as a retired officer, shot and killed one of the suspects. he used to lead oakland's anti-violence division project cease fire. one city councilmember was shocked with where and how the robbery took place. >> if we cannot go during the day to get gas and walked down the street, where can our community feel safe? that is what we have to address as we look at how do we come up with strategies and solutions. liz: the city has invested $17 million in creating a department of violence prevention. police are searching for the black sedan used in the robbery. ther

liz: that is always the hard part.ren across the country are getting costumes ready for trick or treating. the cdc says outdoor activities are safer than indoor activities and people should avoid crowded and poorly ventilated spaces. >> > staying in smaller groups will always be best, making sure that if you are in larger groups or inside you are wearing masks and taking other precautions as appropriate liz:. 28 million children -- other precautions as appropriate. liz: 28 million children could be eligible for the covid-19 vaccine as early as wednesday. high vaccination rates and fewer covid restrictions are allowing kids and parents to enjoy this spooky weekend. cornell barnard checked out some truly frightening events. >> halloween 2021 is something to cheer about. we found spider-man, the trolling chinatown. dad says it is good to -- patrolling chinatown. dad says it is good to get out. all the frights are china's halloween neighborhood festival returned this year after being scaled down in 2020. there were costume

i am liz kreutz. we will get a quick look at the weather with francis. >> if you are headed to the game you will need sunscreen. clear skies over the bay area. right now our quality is good to moderate and it will be a spare the air day today with the air quality expected to be poor. tomorrow moderate air quality for everyone and on monday we will start to see some improving air quality. here is a look at your day planner. temperatures will be this afternoon. the heat will build. the heat is on. even at the beaches, low the sun sets at 6:58. some rain may be on the way. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> night's victory over the padres, many fans stayed in the park and watched on the jumbotron to see if the dodgers lost the game. l.a. beat the astros 8-6 so with two games left in the regular season any combination of a giants' win or doctors lostwi would pledge it for said friend -- dodgers loss w w w w w w w ww it. ififififififififif padres this afternoon they can still clinch if the dodgers lose tonight. the giants

liz: this is good news. thank you.es have been focuses of the nation's space agency. nasa is tapping at satellites and tech expertise to address its latest mission -- climate change. david louis got an inside look at its newest projects. david: a shift over 10 years in the making comes at a pivotal time for nasa as climate change redefines its mission. the agency's top two administrators, bill nelson, and former astronaut pam miller right, believe matt -- believe nasa will make a difference in monitoring wildfires. >> nasa is the eyes in the sky right now. the satellites we have an orbit 24/7 are giving us the information that decision-makers need about the changes in our planet. david: our your responses have become critical as well. but as more aircraft and drones launch, nasa is trying to address the need for more air traffic control systems, even when gps is lost. the congresswoman who represents silicon valley reacted to the briefing. >> this demonstration and what is being worked on with the u.s. fire service, wi

liz: so that was good. lisa: we can count on having beautiful weather every year for fleet week and today is no exception. we've got a red flag warning 5:00 tonight. stay tuned. the forecast is next. liz: a scary scene at a new york airport. why passengers had to deplane while still on the runway. pumpkin growers are coming to the area to compete for the heaviest. every day in business brings something new. so get the flexibility of the new mobile service designed for your small business. introducing comcast business mobile. you get the most reliable network with nationwide 5g included. and you can get unlimited data for just $30 per line per month when you get four lines or mix and match data options. available now for comcast business internet customers with no line-activation fees or term contract required. see if you can save by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities. liz: here was a live look of our tower cam over san francisco. it busy weekend here. we are looking at some fire dange

liz? amanda: -- liz: lisa, thanks.t 5:30. on the gridiron, san jose state hosts wyoming. it is at 1:00 p.m. at seth stadium. cal faces oregon state at 4:00 p.m. at memorial stadium. tonight down on the farm, stanford battles washington at 7:15. also this evening, game 4 of the world series. the astros need a win to even the series. last night, the braves beat houston to take a 2-1 series lead. here is abc 7 sports director larry beil with the highlights. larry: good morning, everybody. in 1956, don larson threw the only perfect game in world series history. near history in game 3 between the braves and astros. houston did not get a hit until the eighth inning. game three in atlanta, where the late great hank aaron was remembered. his widow was in the stands. his son threw out the first pitch. no score in the third. eddie rosario dashing home. throfiandim aer6 pitcs.ead.ande, because, analytics, first time through the lineup, baseball in 2021, whatever. the braves pen kept it going, but the player drops it for the first

liz? liz: the historic series between the giants and dodgers continues today in san francisco. elise peÑa was at game one, where both fans were pumped up for the start of the season. >> beat l.a.! elise: and that's exactly what happened. the giants delivered a game one playoff win. >> giants won. giants won. giants won. we are taking it in game three. elise: you have a dodgers fan right next to you. what do you want to say to them? >> you guys are my friends, but you know it is dodgers in five. elise: inside oracle park, fans came to cheer the two best teams in the league. >> it's fun to have the dodgers fans in here to watch the giants beat them tonight. elise: in a rivalry that runs deep and gets between families and friendships. what did you tell each other when you came to the game, when you knew it would happen in san francisco? >> we have been talking trash morning and night. i have been saying the giants are going to win, he has been saying the giants suck, but we all know the giants are going to win. elise: thank you for chatting with us. we hope you will still love eac

fox news contributor liz peek. liz, talk about this, good to see you.are really mad at the president. he said he would sign the big spending bill with the hyde amendment. the hyde amendment stops federal funding of abortion. senator manchin wants that. progressives hate it. did he just tank his own agenda? >> honestly, liz, it is another big speed bump on the way to passing a big progressive bill, no doubt about it. biden came out in on suggestion to the height amendment if you remember in 2019. for many, many years he has supported it. so this is kind of another flip-flop he would give up on that. that is one of many problems. those protesters are a big deal and here's why. every week that passes people find out more about this bill and the more they find out about this bill the less they like it. so those protesters are complaining because the numbers are too big? wait until they really find out what is in this bill. they are finding that out another reason 500 people remember this is a state that biden won. wait until he goes to a state like alabama.

liz: thanks.g the green light for him a dharna booster shot, an fda panel made a similar recommendation for the one dosed johnson & johnson shot. christine sloan has the details. christine: millions of americans who receive the johnson & johnson vaccine are now one step closer to a second shot. an fda advisory panel voting to recommend booster shots for anyone 18 and older, at least two months after getting the single-shot vaccine. >> we have millions of recipients that have been waiting for answers, and generally, they have been left in the dark. finally now they have a path to getting that additional protection. christine: data from johnson & johnson show a booster two months after the first shot increases protection to 94%. symptom at a disease. up to 100% against severe disease. the booster developments, as millions of americans make plans together for the holiday season. the cdc updating its guidance, saying "the best way to minimize covid risk and ensure people can safely gather is to get va

liz: good to know. just ahead, a critically endangered species has been spotted for the first time in more than a century. where a california condor was seen earlier this month. when you hear the word healthy, it always feels a little out of reach. that's 'cause the way we're thinking about it is all wrong. so we made a healthier song. for some folks it's like baby steps. maybe it's a jump or eating something green. or taking mom to get that vaccine. ♪ healthier means bringing stuff to the folks ♪ ♪ that really need it. ♪ ♪ like millie's meds straight to her door or care at home. ♪ ♪ believe it. ♪ ♪ sometimes it's healthier to laugh. ♪ ♪ other times it's healthier to cry. ♪ ♪ we'll work through it together. ♪ ♪ when it works for you, drop on by. ♪ ♪ 'cause healthier happens easy ♪ ♪ when you just give people access. ♪ ♪ for bob it meant admitting ♪ ♪ that he needed reading glasses. ♪ ♪ healthier comes in all these ♪ ♪ different shapes and sizes. ♪ ♪ and ages and races and faces and eye-ses. ♪ ♪ and cari

liz: dr.ould not be concerned about the efficacy of the single-dose shot. >> what the advisors to the fda felt was given the data they saw, very likely this should have been a two dose vaccine to begin with. that is a good thing. that is favorable for those who have received the j&j vaccine. i don't see that as a problem. liz: the fda vaccine advisory panel unanimously approved boosters for the j&j vaccine friday. they recommended all recipient get a booster. the u.s. coast guard is investigating a large cargo ship that could be connected to the pipeline that spilled more than 25,000 gallons of oil off of huntington beach. investigators say during heavy weather, the anchor from the ship stripped away the pipeline's concrete casing, causing it to be more vulnerable to other strikes. we have a shocking moment caught on video to show you. it shows the moment an amtrak train slammed into a truck in oklahoma. we should tell you everyone is ok. you can see the train was running between fort worth an

thank you so much, liz.ago i learned about these experiments that were going on under dr. fauci's leadership at the nih under the niaid. we spent most recently $1.7 million. we took 44 beagle puppies. we didn't do the experiment here in the united states. we did it overseas of course because we would never allow this. we spent our taxpayer money to take out the puppy's vocal chords. we had them drugged, killed, dissected all in the name of science. it is horrific, it is gruesome, it is disgusting should not be happening with american money at all. we have two dozen lawmakers on the letter. nine democrats and the rest are republican. it is shameful and disgusting. elizabeth: it is growing with more bipartisan pushback. we haven't heard yet from dr. fauci weighing in on this. the nih funds $19 billion of experiments on animals each year. it is cruel animal experimentation and primates. going on for years. the fda is not required. it doesn't require animal testing for drugs. there are physiological differences

liz: good morning. morning.tream. let's get back over to 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 co

>> absolutely, liz.been going to my fairfax county public school school board meetings. they had ignored us. they muted us. shut us down. they hue mail eighted any which way they -- humiliated they can. two weeks ago a mother stood before the school board and showed evidence of porn, pedophilia in fairfax, virginia. what did they do? they took away her two minutes. they rushed off to a recess. but right now i am in front of luther jackson middle school here in fairfax county. there are 100 parents outside with signs like this one. fbi versus moms? is that what really the biden administration wants to be doing. i suggest they back off and understand that parent are their friends and the friends of chirp are not the enemy. we are here to protect children. elizabeth: has anybody from the white house, administration, education department reached out to you, reached out to any of these parents to talk about their concerns? >> not a single person. that is what is unbelievable, liz. this mom stood before the sc