reggie: thank you. now to the economy and the effort to break down inflation while avoiding a recession. the fed announced the sixth interest rate hike of the year and more could be on the way. we get new details about the job market. jobina: new data this morning showing companies are still hiring even though there are concerns about the economy slowing. right now, there are two jobs for everyone worker forcing companies to increase salaries to attract employees. after the interest rate hike yesterday, the fed said it is too early to speculate when the rate hikes will stop. the fed chairman said we can expect more in the future. >> we think there is more ground to cover. ongoing rate increases will be appropriate and we might move to higher levels than we thought. jobina: this is a real balancing act. economists say with each rate hike, the odds of triggering a recession grow. we have one bright spot. grocery store chain aldi is giving customers a break for thanksgiving. it has reset prices on thanksgi

reggie: mentally?piritually active what would you do if you came face-to-face with a kangaroo? kumasi: this woman has gone viral for how she responded. reggie: what is happening? kumasi: she was apparently holding the animal away. this is on tiktok and it went viral. reggie: why? kumasi: i thought i was going to see a fight. i thought she was going to be like, oh you want some? you rolled up on the wrong one today. reggie: [laughter] kumasi: but. that did not happen. she said the animal was trying to get her to play because she had on socks and crocs. she decided to keep the animal at arms length instead. ok, friend. reggie: the kangaroo was trying to fight. right? kumasi: i would have at least gave it a little something. i would've backed up. but then it would've liked popped me right in the face. [laughter] reggie: we are not taking you to australia for any reason. kumasi: [laughter] lisa: good morning. we are looking at live doppler 7 where we have activity in the pacific. a little rain moving into

reggie: wait.you are a family of four, four people can get the card. ok. why do which flurries get free food -- celebrities get free food? kumasi: you think they paid for their? --theirs? everyday pair -- they pay for them. reggie: i feel hamburger -- hamburglerized. kumasi: that is shady. drew: i will need an mcdonald's breakfast any day of the week. reggie: the egg mcmuffin? the hashbrowns? stop it. drew: those hashbrowns. we are in the 50's and 60's. we are dry. it will be a messy morning. we are tracking rain and wind. we are seeing winds gusting close to 40 miles an hour and the biggest concern we have as hazardous travel on your thursday morning commute and we are expecting a lot of water on the roadways. we have the potential for downed tree limbs. kumasi: the battle over a homeless camp in san jose. a federal ruling can't -- that can force on house residence to find a place to say. reggie: the mtc and its partners thinking about the future of our freeways. kumasi: armed robots have been app

reggie: deserved.si: i can't wait you to tell -- went to tell about all the stores but here the forecast. drew: by doppler's seven showing the new visibility mode. it is as good as it gets. we have a mix of 30's. yo downo 37 nevada and over to san jose, we are at 42. 32 in napa. we are showing you a calm wind and the flag is moving very. --barely. we will start at the 40's and 50's at 9 a.m. and mild sunshine and nice by lunchtime. we will go to the low 60's and by 4:00 p.m., warm spots getting to 70 degrees. low 60's along the coast so we will take a closer look at the highs and we will preview cooler weather. kumasi: we are learning new details about a deadly shooting in redwood city. police shot and killed an armed domestic violence suspect after they say she -- he tried to shield himself with children. a reporter is live in redwood city. >> three children are safe after let -- yesterday's incident and a 36-year-old man who was known to redwood city police was shot and killed by officers after -- ye

reggie: get your skis and snowboards ready. many lake tahoe resorts are opening earlier than expected this year. j.r. stone bottled up the excitement before many headed to the slopes. reporter: here we go. season is about to start. the stope level is high, dude. >> we are renting skis. reporter: yes, even eight-year-old shoshana and her six-year-old sister are ready for of gnarly time on the slopes. oriole and mount rose will both open the season early, following the resorts in the sierra this weekend. >> you want to go soon? >> yes. i do not know when we are going. i would definitely call it kind of soon. reporter: at the california ski company in berkeley, custom's are there specialty and demand is high. >> everyone in town once their boots and skis right now. >> as soon as the weather man says it is going to have snow, it is going to get crazy. >> i am fired up. this is what i live for. opening day is when the stoke is the highest. everybody has been jones and to get up there -- jonesing all

reggie?g, the outbreak of rsv infections in children is now being blamed for the death of a child in michigan. hospital pediatric beds are above capacity in several states and cases of rsv are more severe this year compared to years past. overnight, there is some hope. the european commission approved a monoclonal antibody injection that protects newborns. >> we have been looking for ways to protect from rsv for close to 50 years. we don't think this is going to stop all infection from rsv, but it is designed to stop rsv from being a serious disease and causing severe lung infections. reggie: a new vaccine should be available next year in the united states. kumasi: new battle lines are being drawn around california in the fight against homelessness. governor newsom says he is not happy with the way cities and counties are working to fix the problem, so he has rejected plans from every local government in the state and is withholding $1 billion of funding. local leaders say they are not surpri

reggie: she has feelings. kumasi: they are valid. reggie: they say dust to dust.kumasi: not at the wedding. drew: she took it literally. reggie: i would've liked to see her go like this for the gum. drew: not today. good morning. it is a messy morning with some of the heaviest rain we have seen. the brighter colors, the yellows, orange, and rate -- and reds are heavy rain. the highways have a lot of standing water. highway four, a lot of people travel these areas and we have heavy rain from dublin to livermore and the ultimate pass is messy. along the peninsula to palo alto, you can see the bright colors indicating very heavy rain. 101 and 82 impacted. lighter showers in the north bay with a cold front wiping a lot of the rain out of here but then we transition to scattered showers and thunderstorms. tahoe, chain controls on 80 and 50. a winter storm warning is in effect until tomorrow morning. up to five feet of snow on the highest peaks. just wait it out until the storm passes. a wind advisory until 10:00 a.m. wind gusting up to 45 miles an hour blowing around t

reggie: blocked again. why another court is blocking president biden's student loan debt relief plan. morning. come to tuesday, november 14. kumasi: drew, good morning. drew:we are in 30's in our coldt spots, but we are warmer compared to yesterday. 48 in the city. 36 -- palo alto coming in at 39 degrees. part of the reason our temperatures are elevated this morning, we have a light offshore breeze right now. 15 to 25 miles an hour. but thanks to recent rain, especially last week's storm, we do not have any fire concerns. here is a live look from our east bay hills camera. we have clear skies once again this morning, and we will have a lot of sunshine today. sunrise here at 6:50 this morning. we will go into the 50's by lunchtime. later this afternoon it is warmer today compared to yesterday. a lot of us going for the 60's away from the coast. kumasi: if you are flying out of sfo this morning you might notice a picket outside the airport. flight attendants with american airlines are holding i

reggie: puffy. are setting up for a dry several days hoping for a little bit of rain and we have to erase that. we will go the opposite direction and bring some really warm weather and mild conditions through the end of the seven-day outlook. this is what is leading the charge, a trough from north to south to the east of us setting up a wind component allowing for a warmer start. we do have a wind advisory to the east. the delta, the straight and the sacramento valley and a few clouds that will scatter. 58, mount diablo and we have the atmosphere mixing, but then about 36 and then you go down the road to dublin, just as chile. and then back home in the city, 47 with 40's and the protected valleys. but the wind is getting going and allowing for three or four degrees milder. as we look at the upper elevations we can see the direction of the north from mount st. helena or mount diablo up to 20 miles an hour. the peak wind should last through the evening hours when we see wind to about 30 or 40 miles an

reggie: u.s.cer federation has since deleted the tweet but not before it showed outrage here there were calls for the u.s. team to be kicked out of the world cup. the kickoff is at 11:00 a.m. kumasi: local doctors urging everyone to get a flu shot as the number of cases is climbing in the bay area and across the country. 16 states, including california, reporting. high levels of flulike activity. local doctors seeing cases of covid and rsv. we went to two emergency rooms to see what they are seeing. cases are fluctuating. >> we are at capacity and the sense that we are full and having to hold patients in the emergency department to wait to get admitted upstairs but we also have additional capacity to manage this. >> we are seeing flu increase and we will see as the trends increase if we will see a huge spike in flu versus a huge spike in covid and hopefully not both. kumasi: the cdc is said it is seen more influence of cases earlier than it has in the last five flu seasons. reggie: in the south ba

reggie? reggie: thank you, jobina. san jose has been given permission to continue clearing a homeless encampment on a lot owned by san jose international airport. our media partners at the mercury news report the move comes just two weeks after a federal judge stopped the work when several people who live at the camp filed a lawsuit. the city argued in court documents the camp posed a danger to the people who live there and to the public. the judge agreed. the lawsuit filed by the residents will move forward. there are some exciting new developments in the fight to treat alzheimer's. an experimental drug is showing promise in a clinical trial. research shows the drug reduced alzheimer's symptoms by 27%. after taking it patients with early signs of the disease showed less cognitive and functional decline. the f.d.a. is slighted to make a decision on its approval in january. this drug is different than the controversial drug the f.d.a. approved last year. kumasi: cannabis shops in san francisco are getting another tax br

reggie: good morning, ginger. ginger: good morning, reggie and kumasi.th the latest on the war and you rain and the latest on the -- the war in ukraine and the latest on the investigation into the missile that killed two people. have some answers now. we are right there in poland, tracking all of it. and we are preparing for the holiday travel crush. the tsa administrator will join us with what to expect, what the agency is doing to handle the busy season, and the details on security. and amazon has a new scam warning. holiday shopping is ramping up, so you have to protect yourself. new tips to do so. and the trouble at ticketmaster. taylor swift fans, we are going to get into the unprecedented demand to score seats for her tour. and the popular food blogger behind smitten kitchen sharing some great recipes for thanksgiving. you don't want to miss that on good morning america. reggie: it's hard to get the tickets. you are in line and then you are like, i am going to pay how much to sit where? jobina: wait a minute? and then you feel that pressure. like,

reggie: i have a few names.rth, it is nice, maybe not as sunny today as it was yesterday. we have a weak system arriving through this big ridge of high pressure today. and as we look at live doppler 7, it looks like more activity in the pacific. is going to take several days to erode this ridge of high pressure. it is still looking like it will happen right toward the end of the holiday weekend. hopefully, we will get a little bit of rain, but it may make travel a little tricky as we get into sunday. first things first, it is only monday out there. as we look at our inland east bay, it is 31 in walnut creek. temperatures are awfully cold. once again, widespread 30's here. 38 in pittsburgh. concord is at 34. good morning tea the peninsula numbers from the mid-30's. freezing in novato. below that, just some patchy fog in santa rosa. look at the pacifica number. a little bit of a north wind here. breezy and 55 degrees. as we look at the overall forecast model for today, you can see the high, thin cirrus clouds this

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reggie: we learn and we grow.ing, we are finding the temperatures warmer compared to yesterday with no frost advisories. oakland zoo a warm spot at 53 degrees. jumping over to concord, 37. what a beautiful picture. the exploratorium camera showing you clear skies this morning. we are expecting a lot of sunshine, take the sunglasses with you. later going to the 60's away from the coast. a bit of a breeze in the hills and we will talk about that in about eight minutes. reggie: a heads up if you are going to sfo. american airlines flight attendants are hours away from giving an informational picket. lena howland is at the airport and this is part of a nationwide action. lena: that is right. american airlines says that the picket lines will have no impact on their operations. the flight attendants are working to secure a contract complete with a wage increase for the first time since 2019. the union representing the workers called the association a professional flight attendants said that even though flight hours have

reggie? reggie: thank you.y is one week from today and more than 21 million americans have already cast ballots. both parties have big names on the campaign trail in an effort to get more americans to the polls. control of congress is uncertain. the latest projections show a 50-50 chance for either party to control the senate. it will likely come down to just four races. arizona, nevada, georgia, and pennsylvania. a new poll shows rising from -- rising momentum for republicans as the economy and inflation remain top concerns for voters. this week and president biden and the trump will be campaigning in pennsylvania. abc 7 is making it easy to get to know every issue on your ballot. a proposition voter guide is up at abc 7 news/election. it shows the arguments for and against each -- each measure. kumasi: loy smith is out as sheriff of santa clara county. she stepped down as a jury decides her fate on corruption charges. here is a letter smith sent to the county board of supervisors. it states this letter is to

reggie: thank you. new developments that was found in that car buried in the backyard of an atherton mansion. authorities believe the car was buried in an effort to commit insurance fraud. while cadaver dogs had a number of hits on the vehicles, they determined there was no human remains inside. a previous owner of the home was once accused of trying to intentionally sink a yacht cash in on that insurance policy. drew: taking a look at the oakland camera where all things are quiet. partly cloudy skies. temperature starting out in the 40's. later today, partly skies. we are totally dry today. temperatures a few degrees warmer than yesterday. mid to upper 60's later today but wet weather returns this weekend. storm door remains open through next week. the rain outlook puts california, the entire state in an above average potential for rainfall. we are talking 40 to 60% chance of precipitation next week. the biggest bull's-eye is across central california, so we expect rain for much of the state over the n

reggie: is $40 -- it is $40. kumasi: what did i say? reggie: $50. kumasi: it is $40. reggie: i mean. kumasi: it is cute. and it has colors. reggie: 50 hertz. -- $50 hurts. $40 is getting closer. california budget, and number indicating the deficit. kumasi: what one ♪music pl ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ nothing brings the pack together like a trip to great wolf lodge. now open in northern california. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: a deadly crash in the east bay, five people were killed, including three kids after a wrong way driver slammed into another vehicle. we are live with that investigation. kumasi: nancy pelosi's political future, the house speaker expected to address her future in congress today. how the attack on her husband is affecting her plans. reggie: the community getting a lifeline from san francisco. kumasi: it is thursday, almost friday, november 17. reggie: we want to start with lisa argen. lisa: starting out with cold numbers in the south bay. 33 in santa clara. 36 in mountain view. we still have a coupl

reggie: agreed. drew: i feel bad for the workers if they are going to be inundated today. >> are these the only ones you have, are there any in the back? kumasi: i like to ask about the back. the back is a magical place. >> like an elf is actually back there. >> you can check your phone real quick and not actually look. drew: i have to check my text anyways. -- texts anyways. it is sutro tower. clear skies, crisp air this morning. we have frost advisory's and we will do it again tomorrow morning. we have cold and frosty mornings the next two mornings. showers are returning over the weekend. saturday and sunday, we have wet weather in the forecast. no showers into next week. in the north bay, we are in the 30's and our coldest cities. 38 in san ramon. the valleys right now, the east bay and the north bay are seeing the coldest air. have the heavy jacket with you. a lot of sunshine. it will be a nice-looking day. temperatures warming into the 50's and 60's. a little warmer today than we were yesterday.

reggie: i already brought -- bought presents for the kids, it is done. >> how about presents for you? >> serve yourself first and then see what kind of giving is available after that. you know how they say on the airplane to put on your mast first. good morning, everybody. some cold air, we have a chilly air mass our way. a look at live doppler 7, maybe a quick burst of snow in the mountains. right now, temperatures are too chilly. 37 in santa clara, upper level winds that really have the atmosphere mixed into the north bay. 39 in mountain view.52 in santa. napa, 38. big difference with the influence of those winds. anywhere from almost 20-20 two degrees warmer in the north bay and a little warmer, about seven degrees warmer in the inland valley. later on tonight, you're really going to feel the chill. highest today will be in and around 60 degrees for most of us with sunny skies. wind picking up through the morning, through the afternoon. 5, 10 degrees cooler today and we will talk about wh

reggie: i cannot wait to see it. drew: so much fun. reggie: it is a big day. when they first announced it and it was so far away. and now it is here and begin to watch it in oakland, with all of our new friends. reggie: that is special. drew: you will remember that. bundle up. [laughter] it will get cold out there. frost advisories in effect. a pretty picture. we have cold and frosty mornings today and tomorrow. a chance of showers saturday. much of next week, sunshine and mild conditions. fog in the north bay. anywhere from a quarter to zero visibility in the worst spots this morning. certainly cold and a lot of studies. a frost advisory until 9:00 a.m. away from the coast 39 in palo alto. take several layers with you this morning. it feels like winter. after a brisk start, upper 50's to low 60's. take your sunglasses with you. overnight tonight, another frost advisory starts at midnight. are colder spots going into the 30's. . fast-forward. as we head into saturday, some early morning light drizzle is possible. saturday afternoon and saturday evening for nex

reggie: he survived it. as all of this was happening, we are streaming the dramatic moments on the abc 7 bay area streaming app. you can be updated when news breaks. kumasi: next time you order an hoover, -- uber, you could be writing a taxicab. the majority of drivers have opted into accepting rides. they will be able to see the cost of the fair before ordering the cab ride. uber is charging the same fees. yellow cab will be added in the future. holiday celebrations, getting underway across the bay area. reggie: macy's held its 33rd annual tree lighting ceremony at union square in san francisco. >> 3, 2, 1. [applause] reggie: i was looking affect coat. it is nice. the mayor and others joined in the colorful tradition. for the first time since 2019, the animals are back. adoptable cats and dogs from the spca will return in the windows. that starts next friday. it goes through january 1. i was so happy when that email came into my box yesterday. i love that tradition. they had the tv's with them in it and tha

reggie: it was.friend worked there and invited me to come here kumasi: q could invite your friends to eat? -- you could invite your friends to eat? drew: is he trying to get people to quit? the one perk was the $20 meal. kumasi: you could encourage people to support small businesses in that area. reggie: they do have that nice whole foods. [laughter] local workers are there. drew: remember when we saw that video -- what is this circus in the whole foods? reggie: i liked that a lot. drew: i am not trying to drive whole foods. they do a good job with that ready-to-eat stuff. reggie: the employees are really nice. drew: they are really nice. reggie: you can buy with your hand. you hold your hand print over this light. welcome to the church, drew. drew: sometimes i use my phone and they are like we do not have that. it is a live look at santa cruz. a letter sunshine out there. -- a loss of sunshine out there. we are talking the seven plus days of quiet weather. storms are on pause this week it is quiet t

reggie: dr.y be his last white house covid briefing before he leaves government service at the end of the year. dr. fauci has been a near constant source of information at the white house since the onset of the pandemic. more than two and a half years ago. he has received both praise and consternation during that time. house republicans signaling they want to investigate his role in overseeing their response. dr. fauci remained monist -- modest about his legacy. >> i will let other people judge the value or not of my accomplishments. what i would like to remember about what i have done, every day for all of those years, i have given it everything i have. reggie: dr. fauci did advice -- offer advice to americans. he stressed the importance of getting the latest booster ahead of the winter season. new developments in the large-scale layoffs within bay area tech. palo alto-based hp saying it is going to downsize. the computer giant plans to lay off up to 6000 employees by 2025. hp says there has bee

reggie: ok.he company is trying to make sure it is the crown jewel of to buy's skyline. -- of dubai's skyline. an opening date has not been announced. reggie: it is tacky to make. sorry to this argument -- it is tacky to me. sorry to the architect. there were huge letters that had the name on the bottle -- on the bottom. jobina: you will not even see it because you are so low. reggie: it comes out in the middle of the bill italy -- in the middle of the building. the top of it is giving me ice palace. i like that for her, i do not know what is doing in to buy. jobina: i would be so nervous. if you look down and cannot see the street. lisa: we have above our head gusty wind. we have been lucky this summer but we need rain. we have not had a fire season but it is year-round for all of california. as you look at the bay area we have high pressure building to the north. look at southern california. we have high wind warnings, wind advisories warning's for the guy santa ana winds with our friends in so

reggie: we love her. i guess she did not get any daily doubles, so that did not help her last night. and she still came through. >> when she gets it it is not a big deal. she will just get the next five. i will handle it. reggie: amazing. kumasi: congratulations. lisa: we have had a good stretch of weather, although you might be getting tired of it. we do need a little rinse cycle going on with maybe some of the pollen, and of course the rainfall. that could be on the agenda. the three in redwood city. it is typically cool in foster city. 38. pacifica quite mild at 54. . 34 in livermore. temperatures still dropping in the north bay. as for today, act to high sun and clouds. that is above average, 65. on the peninsula it has been nice. in the afternoon things begin to warm up. today no different. 65 in san mateo. downtown should see about 62. in the north bay about three to four degrees above average. you can see high clouds from time to time. as we look to the east bay, mid 60's return for you in union ci

reggie: thank you. the attack has also highlighted deep conspiracies been shared online, even by well-known people like elon musk aired it is a reminder of how divided the country has become and how so much of it is fueled by social media. within three days of taking over as ceo of twitter, must weeded out a conspiracy theory about what happened at the pelosi home. he deleted the tweet, but not before it was shared widely with his 112 million followers. his post comes amid concerns about how much the billionaire tesla founder will crackdown on disinformation. >> it has the potential to be hugely dangerous. don't know for sure if that is going to make a lot of difference, but it has the potential to make a lot of difference. reggie: san francisco district attorney brooke chaikin's says the suspect was motivated by dangerous political conspiracies. we will learn about that at his arraignment today. you can dive and all the details of this case with the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app you can download it f

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reggie: thank you. it will be several days before a winner is declared and the race for oakland mayor. the alameda county registrar voter says the next update will not happen until monday night. after nine rounds of counting, loren taylor is in the lead with more than 22,000 votes. zhang tout is second with just over 19,000. one reason there will be a longer wait is there is a lot of ballots they need to count. many came in at the last moment and the county plans on counting them over the weekend. >> the ones that were dropped off close to election day have not been counted yet. those are what we are starting to process now. reggie: lauren taylor released a statement saying he is confident but not ready to declare victory. we have not heard from his opponent. with so many races outstanding you can check on the results on our website, abc7news.com /election. kumasi: in san francisco, a story opened when the opener -- owner closed it because of concerns. the ceo announced the closure any post where he cal

reggie: u.s. soccer federation has since deleted the tweet but not before it caused outrage from the on romney and state media. there are calls for the u.s. to be kicked out of the world cup. that isn't happening. kickoff begins this morning at 11:00 a.m.. kumasi: this morning health officials are urging people to get flu shots as cases are climbing. local doctors are also seeing cases of covid and rsv. we went to to emergency rooms in san francisco to ask what they are seeing firsthand. cases are fluctuating at zuckerberg --. >> we are at capacity. we are full and having to hold some patients in the emergency department to wait to get treated upstairs. >> we are also seeing some flu increase. we will see as trends continue if we will see a huge spike in flu versus a huge spike in covid. hopefully not both. kumasi: the cdc says it is seeing more influenza cases earlier than it has in the last flu season. reggie: in the south bay the recent closure of a cvs store in san jose is having a big impact

reggie: thank you. santa clara county election officials are addressing concerns over some residents receiving multiple mail-in ballots. the county system sometimes generates a second ballot to reflect any changes you make at the dmv or if you update something at the registrar voters office. you can request a second ballot in case the first one is lost or misplaced. >> we have systems in place to make sure that only one of those ballots is counted. which ever gets received back to our office is going to be the ballot that will be counted. reggie: county election officials say 14% of ballots have been returned. nationwide, more than 22 million voters have already gone to the polls or have voted by mail. go to abc7news.com/election to check out our ballot tracker. . we also have an interactive proposition voter guide to help you decide. >> we are hearing from a family member of the man accused of conspiring in a murder for hire plot involving his girlfriend. nelson chia was arrested thursday for the death

reggie: the cockroaches. jobina: did you make gingerbread houses going up? reggie: i did not. our thing. did you do it? jobina: no. jobina: we did. it is right up -- we do not eat it. it is like a rock. reggie: i want to create something and then eat it. jobina: we used to have like a party. >>> good morning, america. for our viewers in the west, the new details from the colorado springs shooting as we hear from the hero who saved lives. >> the military veteran who jumped into action at the colorado club and helped wrestle the gun away from the shooter. >> i wasn't thinking. i just ran over there, got him. i've got to kill this guy. he's going to kill my kid. he's going to kill my wife. >> plus, we hear from some of the victims and new questions about why the suspect was able to buy a gun. >>> holiday hijacked. when a rail strike could happen. it could cost the economy billions of dollars a day. what it could mean for the holiday season supply chain. how the biden administration is trying to prevent it. >>> thanksgiving getaway. millions of americs

reggie: elite.laughter] the simple fact is, more than 6 million americans have alzheimer's and we have yet to have someone survive it. i am determined that we will get to a point in our lifetime or there will no longer be the case. this walk raised nearly $870,000. as always, abc7news is a proud sponsor of the event. i want to personally think anyone who watches this program who donated to our team. i started last week just trying to get above the $500 mark, helping to raise $1000. i would have been really pleased. i raised more than $6,200. and i got even more donations yesterday. i haven't even looked at that tally yet. i was just extremely touched by everyone who did this for folks who are living with alzheimer's and people who support those who are living with alzheimer's. this is going to make a huge difference. there are really a lot of great scientific advances that have been made over this past year. i am hopeful. kumasi: this is amazing. i remember when we were sitting here and you said you

reggie? reggie: today three candidates in the oakland mayoral race will host a rally to get residents to turn in their ballots. they are just three of 10 candidates in the race to replace the outgoing mayor. the rally starts at noon. kumasi: dozens of voting centers are open across the bay area. this was the scene with voter guides, volunteers, election workers. polls will be open tomorrow from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.. if you're in line by then, stay at line. california law allows you to take up to two hours off work without losing any pay. reggie: will be livestreaming all of the results as soon as the polls close from 8:00 to 11:00 p.m.. watch that with our bay area app on your smartphone or smart tv. over the air on cable or satellite you can stay informed with abc7news at 4:00, then at 5:00 we go to live abc network coverage of national elections with live local updates every 30 minutes. then abc7news 11:00 p.m. will have a full recap. kumasi: new questions about elon musk's commitment to

reggie: they do a great job with these holiday things. liz: you have had them? reggie: yeah.masi loves krispy kreme so i expect she will order this for me next week. spencer: i don't know about the sugar but i could use a cappuccino. this is san francisco under clear skies, these are the forecast headlines. and mix of sun and clouds. cooler over the weekend. highs today, mid 60's at the coast of the mid 70 around the shoreline. upper 60's to low 70's. milder down south where we will see some mid-seventies. here's the accuweather 70 forecast. bright skies for the weekend but it will be gradual cooling. cooler going into monday. we will have so-called mornings midweek next week, temperatures in the first area and cause increased toward the end of the week. still getting more chilly in a chance of rain the next thursday. liz: new calls for gun reform after a deadly week of shootings in america. what the president said about getting laws passed. reggie: nasa giving us a closer look at the surface of the moon. liz: what a grandmother credits to saving her life when a burglar broke

reggie: thank you. we do have full election results at the bottom of your screen all morning long, including california propositions jumping is watching for us. jobina: let's get into those propositions. we are going to begin with number one. a lot of people know this is the abortion proposition. we know it is legal here in california. this would amend california's constitution to say that the state would not be allowed to interfere with a person's right to an abortion or contraceptives. 65% yes. what we want to do is zoom into northern california, get to our area, then turn on our heat map, so we can see the impact. look at that. 83% from marin county. let's try out san francisco. 88%. this is where proposition one performed the best. where it did not perform as strong here was solano county, with 65%. proposition 26 and 27 are linked. 73% no. for 27, 80 5% no. this is specifically for solano county, but overall for the state, it did not perform well. it is projected to fail. it would allow for sports

reggie: thank you. some outdoor parks in palo alto may be going away. restaurants have to get consent from neighboring businesses to keep them. some business owners said they are covering signage or blocking accessibility. palo alto city staff hope businesses can work things out among themselves without getting the city involved. one cafe owner does not think that is a good solution. she is also not happy about a possible fee. >> it will be detrimental to everybody. it will be detrimental to the business, it will be detrimental to the city that intends to collect rent on public property. reggie: san francisco is also changing its rules and just required new applications for parklets. the current pandemic error rules end in march. kumasi: this is a hearse unlike anything you've seen before. reggie: a bicycle hearse in france. they crafted this as an alternative to a traditional hearse. it is meant to be more energy efficient and sustainable. it can travel on both cycle paths and on the road alongside car

reggie: and, a starbucks strike. workers that hundreds of locations are set to walk off the job, including at least one in the bay area. kumasi: glowing reviews for sfo. reggie: good morning, welcome to thursday, november 17. kumasi: starting with a check of the forecast. lisa: it is cold, we have the numbers dropping. high clouds are offshore, some already visiting us, a partly cloudy afternoon. up with 30's from vallejo to concord, sam emerges 33. clouds are moving into parts of the bay area, but we do not warm up until after 9:00. we have some good visibility, throughout the morning hours in the 40's. if you numbers approaching 60 throughout the afternoon, some low 60's for the warmest locations. a cool day at the beach, winds of light to moderate. -- are light to moderate. kumasi: an investigation is happening into a deadly one way crash. five people were killed, including three kids, on highway 4 in pittsburgh just after midnight. lena howland is live with what we are learning. lena: right before our show this m

hey reggie. good morning. cyber.onday is all about knowing what to buy today experts say you'll want to stay away from high ticket items like mattresses and furniture because better deals can actually be found on president's day. this comes as americans spent more than nine billion dollars shopping online during black friday this year a 2% increase from last year and hire them forecasted still cyber monday spending is expected to top eleven billion dollars today with the deepest discounts expected to be on tvs laptops and beauty products this year a minute inflation to cope with higher prices many shoppers are turning to flexible payment plan. so according to 1 estimate by now pay later payments increased by 78% on black friday compared to the previous week. week cyber, monday's roots are in tech. so anything that is tech related that you did not get on black friday, but that you want the cyber monday is the time to get it. keep in mind a huge factor looming over the holiday season is inflation at a 40-year high righ

no reggie and mike pence has this book coming out this week.ely avoided criticizing a former president trump in public until now in his new book. he recalls the moment. he told trump that he would not block joe biden's win in the 2020 election. when asked about trump's reaction on january 6 pence openly voice his feelings about out his former boss 224 pm the president tweets, mike pence didn't have the courage to do. what should have been done. it angered me. but i turned to my daughter who was standing there by and i said, it doesn't take courage to break the law. it takes courage to uphold the law. i mean the president's words were reckless. was clear he decided to be part of the problem. pence writes in his book that former president trump told him that he would quote go down as a wimp and eluded that it was a mistake to choose pence as his running mate in the 2016 election. you can catch the full abc news exclusive interview tonight at 10pm here on abc 7 and across all abc news platforms kumasi. thanks shabina. there are new details this mo

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reggie you were on this long ago. you liken this to a digital goo log, explain. >> this is how it works laura. if you have these vaccine passports they could support the same functionality as the china social credit system which sur veils every aspect of a person and assigns a social credit score about how compliant you are. and if you combine that with the central bank digital currency where the federal government is deciding whether or not you can spend your money, then they can just take your money away. they can sever you from your credit cards, from your bank account, and even from your ability -- they can even empty your bank account if they deem that you are non-compliant and that is a digital goulog. >> laura: you're saying the framework allows government entities in this case an international organization perhaps, to put anything in those little digital drawers. so in this case it's the vaccine passport but then other bits of information about you and your life can also go in those other drawers that are ther

reggie: did you see that? for our viewers in the west, on this wednesday morning, the day before thanksgiving, another mass shooting in america. breaking overnight, a gunman opening fire at a walmart, killing at least six people. authorities investigating this as a possible case of workplace violence. this morning, we hear from one of the employees who came face-to-face with the shooter who she says was a manager at the superstore. we're live on the scene in virginia tracking the latest on the investigation. >>> new details in the colorado shooting investigation. the chilling facebook post from the shooter's mother hours before the massacre. this with the hospital now out of the hospital and due in

reggie: hurricane nicole hitting.lly conditions across the bay area this is walnut creek a few minutes ago. reggie: good morning on this thursday, november 10. kumasi: how cold are we talking? drew: in the 30's. a credit card works as well as an ice scraper. i've used it many times. jobina: if i'm at that level, i don't need to be outside. drew: we are clear out there. we have fog that is an issue in the north bay.

reggie: called for congress to stop a rail workers strike.avoid what could be a devastating blow to the economy. kumasi: the future for the freeway. reggie: a live look outside and it is another cold start to the day in drew is tracking rain. in that sentence, drew. drew: it's been a couple weeks. reggie: -- drew: a lovely vacation turned into a influenza visit but i am back. the rain does return. if you have a flexible schedule, it is a good idea because tomorrow morning's commute looks like a mess and right now it is clear skies and temperatures are down to 28 in nevada. 36 in fremont and the freezing mark --

reggie: it will be raining. welcome to this friday, november 4. forecast withdrew. drew: showers saturday and sunday. this morning is not as cold as yesterday but still chilly this morning. 41 in santa rosa. 48 in the city. 38 right now in palo alto. os

reggie: it is monday, november 21. kumasi: we start with lisa.mperatures, allowing numbers to drop into the 30's in some inland valleys. the winds are calm, so everyone is pretty cool out there. we see some pretty clouds on live doppler 7. these high clouds will visit us today for a partly cloudy

reggie: come here, spend your money. good morning.th our forecast with lisa. lisa: there's a windshield index in the east bay, probably others through the morning hours where temperatures have dropped into the 30's. many of these high clouds will be with us throughout the afternoon. we get into a partly cloudy slightly cooler day today but we are not tracking any rain yet.

reggie: we are proud of her. good morning.the check of our forecast with lisa argen. lisa: we had high clouds yesterday, but look at this satellite picture. doppler seven showing the action getting close to the pacific northwest. this may affect travel across parts of the region before thanksgiving, but also energy will continue to slide down into

reggie, liz, what do you want?tter in your. >> i felt bad about what i wanted until i heard steve's vote. was i actually want is an apple watch. >> ok. a certain one? a certain generation or any? >> i will not be picky. whatever it is. >> ok. liz, what do you want? >> i was going to say laptop but now that seems practical so i am going to say an all-expenses-paid trip to europe , some were fun. an experience. >> wow. a trip to europe. that is cool. we have those added on the list area reggie, an apple watch. reggie, -- liz a trip to europe. when you get your paper, you do have to address it. you fold it up and it says the name of the child. i put abc 7 children's though they know. abc 7 children. it is ready to go. so pd hofully havlleen gif orng coming hear er a t free photo. >> i was waiting to hear the sound of the shutter on the other sides and i did not so i assume our dreams will come through. o much. >> this is fun. >> i can already see santa writing us back. absolutely not. >> earlier this week, we chatted