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this is abc 7 news. it was a wet start to the morning and we are not done with the rain yet tonight. we are tracking the storm including when you will see rain where you are the dangerous conditions of the coast and a warning from pg&e about the possibility of unplanned outages. good evening. i'm amidates and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us tonight. we're on storm watch with abc 7 news team coverage for you abc 7 news reporter cornell. bernard is in mill valley with more on the rain and even possible hail and those power outages ama just mentioned. yeah, but let's begin with abc 7 news meteorologist and tell for the details on what to expect sandia. yeah, alma and dan you can pretty much expect just about anything from showers to thunder to hail even some snow over the higher elevations. let me show you live doppler 7 as we take a look here. there are a few pockets of showers first. we start in the north bay around santa rosa occidental road sebastopolis, sonoma avenue street level radar showing yo

this is abc 7 news. a powerful night of reflection in san francisco tonight the somber anniversary of two assassinations that have become etched into the city's long history and the lessons we are learning from them to this day. good evening. i'm j r stone. you're watching abc 7 news at 11 a night of morning in the heart of the castro district marking 44 years since the assassinations of san francisco supervisor harvey milk and mayor george moscone at city hall. and as abc 7 news reporter tara campbell reports. this year's anniversary carried with it some extra weight. this is being played only in the event of my death by assassination a moment to remeerty and its allies gathering in the castro district sunday night marking 44 years since the assassination of san francisco supervisor harvey milk and mayor george masconi both were shot by supervisor ron white at city hall on november 27th. 1978 was like chaos people running around. i mean even the the guards didn't realize that there had been two murders

and stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00 that is it for this edition of abc 7 news. thanks for joining us. i'm on the dates and i'm dan ashley for san diego. tell larry peel all of us. we appreciate your time. hope you have a nice evening and that we see you for abc 7 news at 11. here in every moment there's an opportunity the numbers truly don't lie to find a path forward to move ahead to build something better issues of race and social justice are a key part of building a better bay area at abc 7. it's our commitment to meet those moments the oakland city council is meeting right now the tough questions real solution for you for all of us. where did you do what you do? this is the moment to build ♪music playing♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ nothing brings the pack together like a trip to great wolf lodge. now open in northern california. like a trip to great wolf lodge. ♪♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is the... [applause] here is our fourth group of "jeopardy!" champions-- a software team lead originally from el paso, texas...

you can watch that with our abc 7 bay area app on your smartphone or your smart tv and here on abc 7 television. you can watch abc 7 news beginning at four beginning at five. we're going to go live to abc network coverage of national elections so much at stake across the country with live local cut-ins during that time every 30 minutes then abc 7 news at 11pm. we'll have a full recap of all the local and national results. so we hope you will join us for a very busy and important day on tuesday. yeah. absolutely. all right, is it going to be a busy rain weekend? that is the question we kind of like the pattern. we're in meteorologist sandy. is here with the full forecast. yeah, it's going to be an off and on rain kind of weekend. so not a washout dan and alma but much needed rain beneficial continuing through early next week. you want to see spectacular. check this out from our east bay hills camera. we're seeing the beautiful color there with a higher clouds the fog down below. all right, don't forget daylight saving time ends this sunday you want to fall back one hour sunday at 2. a

this is abc 7 news. a noise, that's all too common in the bay area but police in this city say it's one of the largest they've seen good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm dionne lim. you're watching abc 7 news at 11:00. besideshows hit multiple parts of san jose until police suddenly crowd the action at its end more than 700 citations were handed out abc 7 news reporter jr. stone is hearing how neighbors might respond. drone video showing cars unable to move after police surrounded a weekend sideshow in san jose officers closed the roads boxed suspected participants and spectators in then gave citations to those there things about time for something to finally happen neighbors like april bringus heard the sideshow near monterey highway and branham lane. we were up in the room watching tv, and we just started hearing the tire screeching for the whole time. just non-stop, san jose police say sideshow activity was reported throughout the city saturday night into sunday morning. they went to work tho

then abc 7 news at 11. we'll have a full recap of local results. hope you'll join us for election day next tuesday now around 50,000 uc workers are planning to go on strike members of three different unions voted this week to approve the strike over a lack of pay from the university system abc 7 news reporter. ryan curry was at uc berkeley today speaking with leaders of the strike. union workers at uc berkeley are getting each other to sign up for strike pay thursday. this comes as three different unions prepared to walk off the job as early as november 14th. we've done our best to try and reach a fair agreement or bargaining in good faith. the university is not given us that same courtesy tonsil chaudhary works as a graduate student researcher for the lawrence berkeley lab he along with potentially 50,000 researchers teaching assistants and post doctor workers across the state will leave their jobs because they claim the university of california system is not paying them enough. i know some people are maki

this is abc 7 news. now at six a cool start, but be prepared to see some rain across the bay area a system coming through that might bring not just rain but snow to parts of the mountains as well. good morning everybody. it's sunday november 6. i'm liz kroitz and we're going to start by tracking that rain. it's good to see it lisa. there's a beautiful picture. yeah, you can see some clearing out there. that's why we're so chilly in the north bay our level one system coming in tonight. there are several disturbances dropping from the pacific northwest. you can see how seattle and portland or beginning a hammered with the rain the cold air and yes, you're right even mount hamilton could see some snow we can see thunderstorms and the snowfall totals are pretty epic when you stay tuned and we'll get to those in my full weather forecast 50 in danville right now walnut creek same deal the cool 40's upper 30s in santa rosa a little fog there 51 along the coast and we are anywhere from a degree to 13 degrees chi

this is abc 7 news. the oakland mayor's race is still too close to the call between councilmember lauren taylor and council pro tem. xiang tao but just moments ago. we received an update on the results from alameda election officials. good evening. i'm on dates and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us, but even with that update a winner may still not be announced until next week. yeah to explain why abc 7 news reporters answer hudson has more the race for oakland's next mayor is down to two city council president pro tem tao and the candidate who's in the lead city council member lauren taylor. this is something that is truly a grassroots ever-powered campaign. and i know that that's the same way. we will drive forward and addressing oakland's public challenges tiller spoke to abc7 news on election night. it is watch party since early results were released tuesday night. taylor has consistently held a small lead against tao but the race is far from over those ones that were dropped off very close to ele

abc news reporter mary, alice parks. has the very latest on a heated battle for control of congress. americans frustration over the economy and president biden's low approval rating have republicans feeling confident. they will gain back control of both the house and the senate democratic senator cory booker admits, his party faces a difficult election on tuesday, but still he says he sees a path for democrats to keep control of the senate and even though our economy is tough people think about it and say wait a minute. this is the party trying to protect unions. this is the party that made sure we did things to lower prescription drug costs and lower health care costs, but virginia's republican governor glenn younkin believes voters will send a wake up call to the president and elect republicans to regain full control of both chambers of congress. i hope the president biden sees what americans are gonna are gonna say to him on tuesday, which is we're not happy. we need a different agenda pennsylvania is one of the battl

this is abc 7 news. a powerball jackpot will continue to grow nobody picked up the 1.6 billion dollar prize on the day the lottery website crash still one person in the bay area will pick up a more than one million dollar prize. good morning. it's sunday november 6. i'm liz croix lisa some of you want to tell us that's incredible. holy cow. so what is that gonna be one point? who knows? i was just happy that no one because i forgot to get a ticket. so now i have a chance to get one. yeah, right that word in 48 chance. yeah. okay. good morning. everybody. we have a good chance of rain several days of it. here's a look at. doppler 7 and you can see the rain in the pacific northwest pinwheeling and a counterclockwise motion. that is all aiming to the bay area in the next several days as we look at live doppler 7 right now the fog not an issue this morning. we're talking cooler temperatures 48 half moon bay. there's a little bit of patchy fog but not the dense fog that we saw yesterday cooler santa rosa at 4

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abc's marcus moore has the details from there. good morning, marcus. >> reporter: president biden came here to egypt with a message that the united states is doing its part to address this crisis and that other nations should do theirs. he announced some major initiatives being implemented domestically through the inflation reduction act and internationally with $150 million pledged to cou here in africa to help them innovate and develop risk-detection systems for extreme weather while back home he has said that any companies wanting to do business with the u.s. government, they will now have to measure their emissions and develop plans to reduce their pollution in line with the paris agreement. experts say if it's not met aggressively with drastic masures in the next decade, it would introduce a whole new phase with irreversible climate impacts. and experts say this problem is not going anywhere, and it has to be addressed. whit? >> all right. marcus, thanks so much. >>> let's get another check >>> another check of the weather. g

you'll see right here on abc 7. so tune in wasn't pretty but it was gritty san francisco off and just two or five the red zone, but the defense they were flying all over over the field last night allow. just 52 total yards and 0 points after halftime. and while the niners would love to blow out every opponent wins. like this are a good sign for a team making a post-season push the whole goal is to if you can hold offense to zero points, you know, you have a good chance of winning the game. so they're all everybody's flying around. our defense is playing great in that second half you could just feel it and i think that gave us a lot of momentum is an offense too. just they kept getting stopped after stop and you know, we answered finally there's gonna be even more times like that where we're gonna be even even in a tougher situation throughout the season, you know, and that i think this is what bill's character in within teams and is going to set us up for success later on in the season. on the opposite side of the s

you can watch abc 7 news at 4 starting at five. we'll go to abc network coverage on national elections with live local updates every 30 minutes. then abc 7 news at 11pm will have a a full recap of local results. well coming up strong words today from senator dianne feinstein about the attack on nancy pelosi's husband. what feinstein is saying in response to lies and disinformation about the attack? and another day means another development at twitter where the situation is constantly changing since elon musk took over. since elon musk took over. this is what voting yes on prop 31 means. yes on 31 ends the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. yes, stops big tobacco from targeting our kids. yes, protects kids from nicotine addiction. vote yes on 31. (vo) it's a fact! two out of three americans who qualify for medicare do not receive all the benefits they deserve. you could be missing out! now anthem blue cross introduces a free medicare plan checkup to make sure you receive all the benefits you qualify for in 2023. call 1-866-336

this is abc 7 news. a deadly bombing in the heart of istanbul killing at least six people this morning turkey's president calling it a treacherous attack. good morning everyone. thanks for joining us here on sunday, november 13th. i'm liz skirts here with drew tomb of this morning. good to see you. we're gonna have more on that developing news in just a moment, but drew, let's start with the weather in a really nice day shaping up. yeah, the sun's out were warming up. it was a chilly start to our day a temperatures right now. we're in the 40s and 50, so it's getting more comfortable as the morning goes on a live. look. this is santa cruz right now a couple of folks enjoying the coast right now. here's how the day shapes up. we have tons of sunshine out there from start to finish mid 50s by lunchtime later on this afternoon. we'll max out in the mid 50s to low 60s, but do be aware if you are going to the coast today a beach hazard statement starts in less than an hour at 10 am here because we have a north

this is abc 7 news. it's still a tight race in the south bay to see who will be the next mayor of the bay area's largest city, but in just moments, we are expecting an update from election officials on the san jose mayors race. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley and i'm liz kroitz every voteelouti con offy making sure that every vote is counted exactly right abc 7 news reporter. zach fuentes is live with very latest on the jose mayors race sac that latest is in my hand right now a spokesperson with the santa clara county registrar just handed me the latest numbers coming in just a few minutes ago. so i'll let you know right now where things stand with the san jose mayors race between matt mahan and cindy chavez right now. matt. mahan is leading the race with 71,494 votes that is 51% of the vote. cindy chavez has 66,728. the total votes right now are 138,000 more than that 138,000 votes, but the registrar's office tells me they have a lot of votes a lot of ballots in the back that are

this is abc 7 news. it was a case that grabbed headlines now more than nine months after she disappeared alexis gabe's remains have been found. good evening, and thank you for joining us. i'm dion limb. you're watching abc 7 news at 11:00 the month-long search for a missing east bay woman has come to a tragic end. we first told you last night at 11:00 the remains of 24 year old alexis gabe were located in a remote part of amador county thursday in the town of plymouth following a tip to law enforcement. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard tells us there is heartbreak and sadness in alexis's hometown of oakley tonight. very sad, very heartbreaking. very sad, i just wish peace for her family. now the news that most everyone in oakley had feared coming true about missing local woman alexis gabe. i mean, i feel like a lot of us. thought it was a possibility, but there was still a little bit of hope that maybe she was somewhere police confirming the 24 year olds partial remains were located thursday in plymou

this is abc 7. news they can be critical lifesavers in an emergency but a month-long abc 7 news item investigation uncovered that some fire hydrants in the east bay haven't been inspected in years and problems have been reported in the oakland hills and area with extreme fire risk as we saw in the 1991 firestorm. i had team reporter stephanie sierra joins us to expose the lack of accountability from the city to address. this problem's death. that's right and dan this story started with pictures like this fire hydrants covered up hard to locate or disguised in the brush scenes like this got us wondering how often are these hydrants inspected and more importantly in the event of a major fire. well, they work, please we're having some technical difficulties there, but we will have this story air later for you. we also will have available shortly over on our website. and you know the story really incumbent says the lack of accountability from both the city of oakland and how the there's a misunderstandi

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 morning about the recovery of house speaker nancy pelosi's husband yesterday. naacp leaders joined faith healers in san francisco for healing circle for paul pelosi speakers. ask for strength for the pelosi family and for them not to let this incident deter them from calling for what is right just in fair the speaker talked one on one with abc news chief anchor george stephanopoulos on this week abc 7 news anchorage quotes tells us pelosi gave an update on her husband's recovery and touted at the democrats midterm results. speaking. one-on-one with abc news is george stephanopoulos house speaker nancy pelosi said her husband paul continues to improve following the attack on him two weeks ago at their san francisco home. he's improving. he'll take a little while, but we've been so comforted by the outpouring of so many prayers and good wishes and even people saying i wasn't going to vote, but now i'm going to vote becaus

this abc 7 news. we have to have an extra tool to save our the lives of officers and the lives of people these are not the robocops that have been described. i don't think continuing to weaponize our police department is the right direction to go in. san francisco to city officials are reviewing a proposal that would let the police department robots use deadly force good evening. i'm on dates and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us supporters say it's a tool needed by police these days but critics argue. it needs more oversight abc 7 news reporter loose peÑa has been covering today's debate and joins us live from the newsroom loose. down and i'mma it was a heated debate at the border supervisors today the san francisco police department has had these robots for over a decade, but now the board is asking for clarity on how these robots are being used and the potential of them for deadly force. after a controversial debate, san francisco board of supervisors decided how 17 remote-controlled robots wi

this is abc 7 news. we're just days away until the midterm election and in san francisco political monitoring organizations are looking into whether two nonprofits supporting proposition. jay may have skirted the law in their efforts to fundraise and after the abc 7 news i-team started digging into the matter one of the organizations removed content from their website it reporter stephanie. sierra has the story it's a battle between two opposing ballot propositions in san francisco, prop j and prop i both deal with the future of jfk drive in golden gate park and whether or not it should be open to vehicle traffic prop j is pushing for a car free space and probi is not yet the controversy brewing between the two campaigns isn't just opposing opinions, but allegations of a potential campaign law violation website screenshots captured by the abc 7 news item show two nonprofits supporting prof jay attempted to solicit donations to fund support for the development measure. both advertising all donations are t

this is abc 7 news. >> the country rocked by more gun violence. five people killed and 25 others injured in an early motoring -- morning shooting. thank you for joining us. investigators have identified the suspected gunman as anderson aldrich. the first 911 will call came in at 1157 last night. officers arrived on scene and detained the suspect. authorities said they found two firearms and rifle at the scene. >> these two firearms were found at the scene. we are working to identify firearms and who they belong to but i can't confirm that the suspect used along rifle during the shooting. >> this is the only other pdq ia plus place in the entire city of colorado springs. where are we supposed to go? how are we supposed to feel safe in our environment when it just got shot up? >> some are being held as heroes for confronting the suspect and helping save lives. >> we know one or more patrons aerobically intervened to subdue the suspect.

this is abc 7 news. they are still counting ballots in santa clara county, but there is a mystery tonight. how did a bunch of them wind up in the santa cruz mountains? good evening, and thank you for joining us md on limb. you're watching abc 7 news at 11. well several santa clara county ballots were allegedly found dumped along a ravine of highway 17 in santa cruz county. us postal service and santa clara county are now investigating abc 7 news reporter answer hasan spoke to a san jose resident whose ballot was found. and that resident says he wants answers. as tens of thousands of ballots continue to be processed in santa clara county on saturday a few maybe missing certainly it showed half a dozen ballots and mine was very visible that and it was definitely my signature and lou whitkin who lives in san jose got a tip that his ballot was allegedly found with other male by ravine your sugarloaf road off highway 17 in santa cruz county. the ballots were like christmas cards packages letters that i could

on abc 7. liz: we are counting down to the wonderful world of disney magical holiday special sunday night on abc 7. our reporter caught up with many of the performers. >> sunday night, the wonderful world of disney magical holiday celebration will get us in the spirit. >> i get to get my local band out. we will do rocking around the christmas tree. i am starstruck. >> for walt disney world florida to california. >> i am going to be performing a medley. it is a little different than what people are used to hearing. i think people are going to enjoy it. >> katharine mcphee is taking the stage with her husband david foster. >> i love to put christmas music on and pull out all the decorations and go crazy. >> day after thanksgiving she goes crazy. >> reverend run from run dmc is one step ahead. >> i love christmas. my house is decked out already. >> the wonderful world of disney magical holiday celebration is sunday night on abc. carl schmidt, abc news. liz: disney is the parent company of abc 7. y

reporter: abc 7 news. dan: santa clara county public health the permit is reporting the county's first blue death of the season, that person was under the age of -- flu death of the season the person was under the age of 65. there are no other details. this is the first year they are facing cases of three major respiratory viruses, flu, covid, rsv. >> with them hitting at the same time we need to take every step as a community to preventseriou. >> experts recyone over six mon. kristen: new details in the sentence for elizabeth holmes, recommending that she serves her 11 year sentence at the low -- minimum security prison in texas, there is little or no fencing, she has been reported to go to prison april next year. dan: a draft proposal about -- going to the board of supervisors would allow police robots to allow the -- according to the drafter will only be an option when risk of loss of life -- draft, it will only be option when the risk of loss of life to the officer is evident and outweighs any other us

this is abc 7 news. now to last week's election, we're expecting new vote totals anytime now in two major bay area mayora races in san jose. matt. mahan is holding a slight lead over cindy chavez and that she gained or he gained ground. i should say over the weekend the oakland mayor's race is still undecided as well. the last we saw on friday lauren taylor was leading chantel by some 22,000 votes that race is decided by rancho is voting and in san francisco brooke. jenkins has been declared the winner in the district attorney's race defeating former police commissioner, john. masaki jenkins was appointed to the position in july following the recall of chase. abudin show finish out his term, expires in 2025. the race for control of the house of representatives is still up in the air and control could come down to some key races in california abc 7 news. anchor liz kroitz is here now with where things stand liz. hi kristen right now democrats have won 206 house seats republicans 212 just six seats away fr

stay with us at 7:00 for abc 7 at 7:00 on the abc news app. download the app now wherever you stream. drew: we are approaching 6:39. we are live at fort baker showing the stormy conditions today and tomorrow. outside on live doppler 7, what we're finding is isolated showers mainly in the north bay. we zoom in and around cloverdale. tahoe, we are seeing snow. we have chain controls on 50 and 80. have the gloves, the scarf, the winter jacket. 30's and 40's for the most part on the exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale. we are expecting the heaviest rain and strongest wind eight tonight to early tomorrow morning. let's plan after monday. showers in the north bay. as we go about the afternoon, anyone is fair game for a pop up shower or thunderstorm. as we go into monday and early tuesday, here comes the next cold front that will bring us heavy rated gusty winds. total rainfall estimates, this is a healthy round of rain, half an inch to an inch and a half of what weather is possible where you live. let's see how we are doing on traffic. jobina: good m

bringing in the abc 7 storm impact scale. one. periods of rain tapering off to showers at times and breezy. here is our forecast intermission, starting late tonight, let's see if we can get that going. i think my computer may be frozen. there it is. starting wednesday night you will see it bringing cold air but no rainfall. a more powerful front bringing in some scattered and heavy downpours. snow in the sierra. that storm will taper off on friday followed by a second wave of rain late saturday into sunday. let's look at the accuweather 7 day forecast. tuesday and wednesday, frosty mornings giving way to cooler daytime weather on thursday and friday. a lot of clouds and rain. it could be quite heavy at times on thursday. later on friday. next wave on saturday and it tapers off on sunday. >> abc 7 sports with chris alvarez. chris: the 49ers have hit their stride in the last month and are in a prime possession -- position to makeugng i out with rry rice. 49ers kicked the field goal in their first red zone possession. 3-0 and the sai

that is after abc seven mornings. reggie: in rome is open for people interested in applying for covered california. enrollment started yesterday for the state's health insurance program. you can apply on covered california's website from now until january 31. scott weiner and other health leaders are holding an enrollment event at san francisco's to celebrate a decade of the program. >> employers may have to cover pay for military service when they get called to duty. according to the examiner, this legislation was announced yesterday by a supervisor. the legislation requires companies with more than 100 employees to cover the loss in pay for up to 30 days. anyone working in san francisco would be eligible to be compensated. it's not clear how many reserves would benefit from the legislation given the threshold for employer size. more mishaps. one man calling for months, only getting something he never expected. a lesson to be learned. let's look at the big board of the new york stock exchange. we are down 110 points.

abc's maryalice parks joins us from capitol hill. we know that federal and state law enforcement officers are really paying attention to this. and it sounds like several incidents are already being investigated. >> yeah, linsey. federal law enforcement agencies are tracking a range of issues. a federal analysis obtained by abc news shows domestic violent extremists pose a heightened threat and agencies are worrying targets could be polling places, poll workers and federal officials. any public officials. and just yesterday, like you said, there was a scare at the headquarters of arizona gubernatorial candidate kari lake. the fbi, hazmat, and bomb squad all called in after an alleged suspicious white substance was found in the mail. but linsey, there are also cyberthreats. we know that law enforcement and homeland security officials are worried about disinformation online. and on social media. easily planted by our foreign adversaries that could cause panic and could cause people to think that there might be a problem and that could b

this is abc 7 news. kumasi: now at 6:00, the man of attacking paul pelosi will face a judge in a matter of hours. the suspect now dealing with both federal and state charges. if with what you need to know. reggie: a medical breakthrough many parents have been waiting for. a vaccine for rsv could be available. kumasi: then, campus cats. young felines to college may help students deal with stress. reggie: good morning, it is tuesday, november 1. write that check. is there a better way to say it? kumasi: no. [laughter] drew: you have a lot of debts. which one? reggie: the property management company would like to hear from you today. your landlord is lonely. kumasi: [laughter] jobina: send help, someone. with money. kumasi: [laughter] drew: we have rain in the forecast today. light showers already falling out there. steadier rain around lunch time a lot of us. here is live doppler seven. he will see this a lot today. this is just to the north, the bulk of it. that cold front will move their here around lunc

abc's abc's victor oquendo in daytona beach shores. >> residents here tell me they've never seen anything like this. authorities declaring 49 buildings unsafe, calling the structural damage unprecedented. officials warning if you go anywhere near the beach, you're putting your life in jeopardy. >> reporter: climate scientists say rising seas are making coastal floods flow deeper inland, making once in a century incidents like this almost more frequent. in the new york city area rounds of rain tonight. sometimes heavy. whit? >> stephanie, thanks. let's get to rob marciano. rob, we can see the messy conditions hitting the east coast. time this out. >> reporter: it's moving quickly, whit. it was in georgia this morning. the center in west virginia moving 47 miles an hour. here's what it looks like on the radar. in west virginia is where the center is. the warm side has the heavier rain into parts of new england. we're squeezing it in with a cold front and that's squeezing more rain out. it doesn't clear new england until late tomorrow. behind the front here comes the cold. temperatures dropp

that will do it for abc 7 news at 4:00. abc 7 news at 5:00 is coming u >> no one should be scared to go hug somebody. >> help is with this assistant manager did, but her attempt to help a teenager with special needs came at a cost. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. the brave woman will lose her right eye due to the injuries she suffered when someone attacked her as she tried helping the team. >> j.r. stone sat with her and is only on 7. >> this as bianca paul amera after an emergency surgery to save her right eye. this video shows her being attacked last

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joining us now is abc news special contributor dr. low teller. i hope you had a great thanksgiving. >> i did i hope you and your family did as well. there are so many gatherings that took lace. and travel seat -- place. i >> health experts are worried about this. as we just heard, the health care system is strained under the threat of a triple pandemic with covid-19, and the flu, and rsv. is enough being done to keep people healthy this season? >> nothing is being -- there's not enough being done when it comes to the health sector in the country. this happened multiple times. it was addressed multiple times in the covid pandemic but not in respect to rsv hospitals are overrun and there is no help in sight for that. but awareness campaigns are spreading and people know what to do to keep themselves safe. >> we have to keep spreading the word and raising awareness as best we can realizing it is still with us. especially with the rising rates of children hospitalized with rsv higher than it has been in years. you are a pediatrician what have you see

. >>> the abc news exclusive tonight. a woman who accused georgia republican senate candidate herschel walker of pressuring her to have an abortion, sitting down on camera for an interview for the first time with our juju ch chang. why she's now come forward. saying, this isn't about political parties, that she voted for president trump. and what she brought with her to the interview. tonight, herschel walker's response. >>> tonight, we have one week to the midterms. georgia, of course, and several other key state races all so close. any one of them could determine who controls the senate. so, rachel scott is here to talk us through this. >>> disturbing new video tonight after that deadly halloween crowd surge. two americans among the 156 killed. and tonight, we now learn when police were called, hours before the deadly surge. >>> here at home tonight, the families of parkland victims confronting nikolas cruz in court. you will see the deeply emotional moments and what they said to him face-to-face. >>> the well-known rap

right here on abc news. tuesday night, the team right her, it's going to be a long night. >>> we move on in the meantime to the other news this evening and to that attack here in new york city. a woman sexually assaulted while jogging in a heavily used park. the hudson river park, along the river, at about 5:30 this morning. tonight, there's news coming in at this hour, the arrest, the suspect now linked to multiple cases. here's abc's stephanie ramos now. >> reporter: tonight, a suspected serial attacker is under arrest in new york city. police say 29-year-old carl phanor, who is homeless, attacked a 43-year-old woman running in a park along new york's west side highway around 5:30 this morning, grabbing her from behind, choking, then assaulting her. police say he stole her wallet and headphones. she was found by another jogger who called 911. >> she needed help. she had clearly been traumatized in some way and assaulted. she was just kind of repeating over and over again, i need help. >> reporter: phanor a

abc news. ama: disney is the parent company of abc 7. let's get a check on our weather as the weekend is here. sandhya patel has the latest. sandhya: the weather looks terrific for the weekend. it's changing. high pressure brought us warmth today. temperatures were five to 10 degrees above average. low 70's to mid 80's. high-pressure starting to weaken and that's allowing the system to the north to come in. it won't bring us rain this weekend. dry cold front coming through. it's a cooler weekend. les hayes. more of an onshore breeze. our air quality will get better. right now, good to moderate as you see across the bay area. live view from our roof camera. for the weekend, moderate air quality saturday. sunday, good to moderate air quality. it looks spectacular as we look toward san francisco. patchy fog and high clouds overnight. cooling trend through next week. cold nights and mornings coming up with ross next tuesday and wednesday. not terribly cold right now but certainly a chill in the air. temperatures in the 30's to 50's as we hea

stone, abc 7 news. dan: as this was happening live, we were streaming the moments from our streaming app. you can be notified when news breaks by downloading it for your phone. just amazing no one was hurt. turning to what is happening outside here. as you look live, we are getting ready for a cold snap coming in tonight. let's go to abc 7 meteorologist, sandhya patel. sandhya: it already feels like winter outside, we are in the 30's and 40's and going down more. a frost advisory tomorrow morning. early five or colder, frost will form and kill sensitive plants. all of the bay area except the san francisco coast is under that frost advisory tomorrow. up her 30's for the coldest spots. mid 30's by 7:00 a.m. good idea to bundle up tomorrow morning, 35, frosty cold. 35, fairfield. tracking dangerous hurricane nicole near landfall. we will have a closer look at this, coming up. dan: let's move to your voice and your vote. the people of san jose are waiting to find out who will be the next mayor. number show

seven months earlier abc 7 news interviewed him. as he sits in jail with no bail, awaiting his next court appearance, cooney isn't sure what changed in basin's life but wanted to talk to me today about the young man he first met more than 1 years ago. >> there's no one to answer for what was said to him to pull him into this. that bothers me. that's the mystery. >> in oakland, deon lindh, abc 7 news. >> a preliminary hearing is set in the case of the man charged with attacking paul pelosi. they will hear if the attorney for depape and prosecutors. he's accused of breaking into the house of nancy pelosi and attacking her husband with a hammer. depape's defense could focus on his mental health. >> the defense attorney is likely to ask questions that substantiate that the defendant was acting bizarrely, oddly, sain, illogical, irrational -- saying illogical, irrational things. >> depape faces 13 years to life in prison if convicted of state charges. house speaker nancy pelosi spoke about the attack on her husband for the first time tod

deirdre bolton, abc news. liz: the number of americans who have not been infected with the covid virus at least once is shrinking. the harvard school of public health reports 94% of people in the u.s. have had the virus. the omicron variant record shattering case rates earlier this year triggered a surge in new cases. of those who have never been affected, 63% are vaccinated. with the triple threat of the flu, covid, and rsv this week, we discussed the three viruses that are packing hospitals with patients. you can watch the full interview on this week with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 this morning. still ahead, we are celebrating this special time of the year with musical special guests and more. we will have a preview of the wonderful world of disney magical holiday celebration special that will air tonight at 8:00. here is a live look outside over the ferry building. a look from our roof camera. we will check in with lisa when we come back. liz: we are counting down to the wonderful world of disney magical

abc's marcus moore is in kyiv for us. >> reporter: tonight, horror in southeastern ukraine. crews rushing to pull survivors from the rubble of a deadly russian strike on a maternity hospital. a doctor and a new mother rescued. but tragically, her baby, born just two days ago, did not survive, according to authorities. the hospital destroyed. officials say 75 missiles and drones rained down across ukraine today -- one of the largest barrages since the start of the war -- killing at least ten people, injuring dozens more, while crippling the country's already damaged power grid. millions without electricity in below freezing temperatures across a majority of the country, including the capital of kyiv, where a missile hit this residential building, killing at least five people. firefighters working into the night to look for survivors. it is just an awful scene here. you can see the ceiling of this residential building has been destroyed and rescue crews using a ladder to search for anyone who may be trapped in the rubble. 16-year-old vitali rushed to the scene, and tonight, is

stone, abc 7 news. dan: as this was happening live, we were streaming the moments from our streaming app. you can be notified when news breaks by downloading it for your phone. just amazing no one was hurt. turning to what is happening outside here. as you look live, we are getting ready for a cold snap coming in tonight. let's go to abc 7 meteorologist, sandhya patel. sandhya: it already feels like winter outside, we are in the 30's and 40's and going down more. a frost advisory tomorrow morning. early five or colder, frost will form and kill sensitive plants. all of the bay area except the san francisco coast is under that frost advisory tomorrow. up her 30's for the coldest spots. mid 30's by 7:00 a.m. good idea to bundle up tomorrow morning, 35, frosty cold. 35, fairfield. tracking dangerous hurricane nicole near landfall. we will have a closer look at this, coming up. dan: let's move to your voice and your vote. the people of san jose are waiting to find out who will be the next mayor. number show

on abc and streaming live on abc newslive starting at 7:00. >> we will certainly have a lot to talk about. >>> well, turning overseas now in the meantime, to the war in ukraine and iran's 180 finally admitting its part in helping russia. abc's tom soufi burridge is in kyiv. tom, good morning. the iranians admitting to supplying russia with drones. >> reporter: good morning, janai. yeah, an extraordinary about turn from the iranians finally admitting they have supplied russia with lethal drones but claiming it was done before putin invaded. overnight a blunt response from zelenskyy, the president accusing the iranians of lying and the biden administration privately encouraging top officials here in kyiv to drop their public refusal to engage in peace talks with the kremlin according to "the washington post." now, this is not about the u.s. forcing ukraine to the negotiating table, but possibly asking them to keep the door for talks at least slightly open. ukraine, though, firmly believes its only real option right now is to force moscow into submission on the battlefield. as one ukrainian

in walt disney world, abc news. >> looks like fun. disney is the parent company of abc 7, once again you can catch the wonderful world of disney magical holiday celebration this sunday starting at eight right here on abc seven. one last check of the weather, will it be a magical rest of our weekend? >> it is going to be magical, and some ways from the wonderful world of disney to the wonderful world of weather. tonight mainly clear skies, a few high clouds will pass over. except in places like santa rosa and fairfield, they will drop into the mid-30's. highs tomorrow, not so bad upper 50's at the coast and low to mid 60's near the bay and maybe a few upper 60's inland. here is what is coming our way, the forecast taking us into early next week with a series of weak cold fronts dropping down from the cold front of alaska. those fronts are not likely to bring us any rainfall earlier into the week but they will usher in cold air early on tuesday morning and wednesday morning. i am talking frost and freezing but later in the week you've g

abc news. ama: disney is the parent company of abc 7. let's get a check on our weather as the weekend is here. sandhya patel has the latest. sandhya: the weather looks terrific for the weekend. it's changing. high pressure brought us warmth today. temperatures were five to 10 degrees above average. low 70's to mid 80's. high-pressure starting to weaken and that's allowing the system to the north to come in. it won't bring us rain this weekend. dry cold front coming through. it's a cooler weekend. les hayes. more of an onshore breeze. our air quality will get better. right now, good to moderate as you see across the bay area. live view from our roof camera. for the weekend, moderate air quality saturday. sunday, good to moderate air quality. it looks spectacular as we look toward san francisco. patchy fog and high clouds overnight. cooling trend through next week. cold nights and mornings coming up with ross next tuesday and wednesday. not terribly cold right now but certainly a chill in the air. temperatures in the 30's to 50's as we hea

here's abc stephanie ramos. the dramatic moment this air force c 37 with the united states of america emblem painted on its side carrying one of the nation's top military officials forced to land after hitting a flock of birds shortly after takeoff, the jet departing chicago's midway airport, you can see it here taxiing on the runway, then seconds after takeoff, flying directly into the flock of more than a dozen, the engine beginning to smoke after impact the crew calling into the tower. we're going to be coming back. we just took a bunch of birds on takeoff. first responders meeting the plane back on the tarmac onboard. general daniel hawkinson, head of the national guard and a member of the joint chiefs of staff, the 89th airlift wing, saying the crew of the c 37 safely returned to the airport out of an abundance of caution and there were no injuries. the problem for the pilots is that this is a very critical time of flight. the airplane has very little energy is trying to climb away from the ground and to in