outside, visibilities not too bad. at least five to 10 miles. no thick fog this morning. this is the exploratorium camera showing you those skies. the sun is up at 7:16. the slow warming is with us. barely in the 60's by lunchtime. it is cool for october. we will take a look at the highs in a few minutes. kumasi: it may be a tense day of class at six high schools across. the bay area today. all of the schools from san jose to san francisco to fremont hit with false threats of a shooter on campus and that forced some of the schools into lockdown. reporter lena helen is live with more on the stress that people are doing with now. -- dealing with now. lena: an unnecessary level of stress hit families and students in the middle of the day yesterday over a false call of an active shooter. the sheriff's office says this is a tactic where someone calls in and creates a fake emergency intended to be an extraordinary chain of events that causes a tremendous amount of panic. around the same time that fake call was happening in fremont, school officials got the same call in the south bay, the peninsula, and san francisco over the claim of an active shooter that later turned out to be unfounded. while parents tell us they are thankful no one was injured, they worried -- they are worried that more will take place next. >> the worry is even stronger because you fear that the next time something really is happening that perhaps they will not respond with. such efficiency like they did today. . lena: lieutenant kelly with the sheriff's office says his office believes these calls are related to another series of calls from last month and that one person may be behind all of this. there are several law enforcement agencies working on the investigation with the idea -- but the idea of swatting is not just happening in the bay area. this is a nationwide trend. we will explain why mental health officials say this belief this could lead to serious problems. live agreement, lena helen and, abc7 news. reggie: we will talk about a pivotal moment in the investigation into the january 6 insurrection. the committee investigating will give their closing argument ahead of the number midterms. we will hear what we will hear this morning. jobina: the house committee will unveil new details in what is likely to be their final public hearing. their focus will be delving into former president trump's mindset and effort to overturn the election. today's hearing is not expected to include live witnesses but it will include new video of witness testimony including information from the committee cast a recent interview with ginni thomas, the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas. the closing argument will focus on showing former president trump is still a clear and present danger to democracy. >> we are interested in telling the big story which is that this was an organized, premeditated deliberate hit against the vice president and congress to overthrow the 2020 presidential election. jobina: sources tell cnn we should not expect any kind of reportedly and they committee has not decided if it will make any criminal referrals to the justice department. more than 850 people have already been charged by the doj in the capitol attack and around half of them have pled guilty or have been convicted at trial. some have even received prison sentences. you can watch the hearing on abc7 and the abc 7 bay area news app. abc news will have special coverage starting around 10:00 a.m.. kumasi: thank you. an employer for former president trump told the fbi that trump directed them to move boxes out of storage to mar-a-lago. it happened after the legal team was given a subpoena, for those classified documents. the fbi has video of the staff removing videos -- moving boxes out of the storage room. they changed their story when presented with video evidence. the investigation into whether those documents were illegally handled is ongoing. a town hall meeting will be held tonight about a really bad smell that is permeating the community in crockett and it is linked to a water treatment facility run by cnh sugar factory. the summer extreme heat caused equipment to malfunction. rental equipment had to be brought in while the parts were ordered but he did not stop the awful smell -- but it did not stop the awful smell. >> i have friends whose noses are beginning to bleed and i have been experiencing nausea, brain fog. kumasi: as of yesterday, work to repair the facility is complete but it could take a week before the smell goes away. tonight's community meeting will be held at 7:00 p.m. at the crockett community center. reggie: a vigil today to honor the men killed in a shooting near the uc berkeley campus over the weekend. 29-year-old eli was a samoan community mentor and ministry student. he was one of four people shop in a fight broke out. he was the only person who died. tonight's vigil starts at 7:00 p.m. at the san lorenzo community church. last night the berkeley unified school district met for the first time since two students were killed at a party in oakland. one councilmember called for a regional approach to stop the violence. >> it is not an oakland issue and a richmond issue and berkeley gets the aftermath. we are all part of the dynamics that are going on in our community and the more we can work together to get guns off our streets and to deal with more of a community health approach, the more i think we can come up with solutions. reggie: oakland police have not released any new information about the shooting and no arrests have been made. investigators say they believe the brothers were targeted because of a conflict. kumasi: up next, the latest evidence that had is having a crippling impact on students and their test scores. reggie: palo alto alum davante adams faces charges for shoving a cameraman. drew: 6:07 a.m. looking like the walnut creek. overcast skies. future weather as we go morning, the cloud cover very slow to break down which will lead to a cooler than average afternoon on the way. what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast... like beyond-gig-speed fast. yeaaaaaaaaay!!! with three times the bandwidth, and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once. get the xfinity supersonic bundle with unlimited gig speed internet, wifi equipment included and a free 4k streaming box. all for $50 a month with a 2 year internet rate guarantee and no annual contract when you add xfinity mobile with unlimited data. switch today! reggie: raiders wide receiver davante adams is being charged with assault for shoving a cameraman during monday night football. court records say he committed an intentional act that caused bodily injury. the cameramen suffered whiplash and a possible concussion. he could face a fine or possible jail time if convicted. he faces potential consequences from the league as well. >> a live look at san jose. similar to walnut creek, gray skies, a marine layer is with us. live doppler 7 and satellite, we have been stuck in this pattern for much of the week and it is not budging anytime soon. low pressure is influencing our weather pattern keeping of cooler than average. the marine layer with us every morning and through the upcoming weekend. only 63 in the 60. -- only 63 in the city. 70 in santa rosa. 81 in concord. the coast like the past previous days, pretty cloudy thanks to the fog. the forecast showing us we are cool for october today. a little warmer tomorrow will be cooling off on saturday. sunday is cooler than saturday. we will show you that in a few minutes. first, let's say high to jobina with traffic. jobina: traffic has been relatively light. we hardly have any red showing but we do have a backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights came on at 5:39 but it is crowded in this shot but right when you get out of view, things are ok. traffic is moving smoothly in both directions. at the limit in walnut creek. as we show you 680, we anticipate southbound traffic to slow down and it is really telling from the drive times because usually around this time the tracy to dublin commute is usually over one hour. right now it is 52 minutes. any out concord, 29. >> still to come, the new direct flight making trips to europe easier. plus, the big race you will get if you receive social security as we get new information about inflation. inflation. the changes y time. it's life's most precious commodity, especially when you have metastatic breast cancer. when your time is threatened, it's hard to invest in your future. until now. kisqali is helping women live longer than ever before when taken with an aromatase inhibitor or fulvestrant... in hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. kisqali is a pill that's proven to delay disease progression. kisqali can cause lung problems, or an abnormal heartbeat, which can lead to death. it can cause serious skin reactions, liver problems, and low white blood 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benefits will rise by 8.7% next year, fueled by inflation. it will cover the cost of food, fuel and other goods and services. about 70 million people get social security benefits. this includes retirees, children and disabled people. this potential social security boost comes as there is a 3% drop in medicare part b premiums. the white house press secretary said in a statement that thet be premium decline will give seniors a chance to get ahead of inflation. social security is paid for by workers and employers payroll taxes and there has been talk about reform for social security which faces a shortfall in the coming years. president biden pledges to protect social security and medicare. kumasi: thank you, gloria. san jose city hall is lit up in support of the women of iran. the buildings are showing the colors of the flag. it is solidarity with demonstrators who have been protesting the death of a 22-year-old woman. she died while in custody of iran morality police for wearing her headscarf too loosely. the city demands that all governments honor the autonomy and freedom of women. reggie: worsening drought is prompting the national park to truck in water. they're refilling tank that supplies water parks. they have historically been the largest of three herds in the national seashore but the size has been dropping drastically. the elk used to live across much of california before plummeting to near extinction with just about 6000 left in the state. kumasi: if you or your children use adderall to treat adhd, you might have difficulty filling your prescription. the fda has confirmed a nationwide shortage of the drug. the manufacturer says one reason for the shortage is because demand is up. the shortage could last several months. the fda recommends you speak with your doctor about alternatives. reggie: the fda is redefining the term healthy on food labeling which means something is no longer make the mark. for example, honey that kyrgios. the new definition disqualifies many popular cereals including special k original and raisin bran. this is the first change to the word "healthy" since it was established in 1994. most cereals have to many added sugars to continue to hold the claim. kumasi: the pandemic may be having a bigger impact on our children's education than we thought. scores on the act college admission test hit their lowest point in 30 years. the average score was 19.8 and that is the first time since 1991 that the average score was lower than 20. more high school students are also failing to meet subject area benchmarks set by the test. schools in california no longer use the act as part of its admission process. can we go back to the serial? reggie: talk to me. kumasi: how about raisin bran? drew: it has sugar. kumasi: i like raisin bran. drew: me to. kumasi: do you know why i like it? drew: because it is full of sugar. kumasi: it has raisins. drew: yes it does. reggie: and sugar. drew: you have those truly healthy cereals. reggie: what about regular chererios? kumasi: i was never a fan. reggie: regular cheerios will shock you. drew: those peanut butter ch eerios and chocolate. kumasi: not healthy anymore. drew: we are here for what? reggie: for good time, not a long time. [laughter] drew: the exploratorium camera, we have widespread clouds and drizzle this morning. it is cool for october. temperatures below average. a little bit of a warm upcoming tomorrow but the trend is we will keep those below average temperatures through the weekend as well. certainly gray to start on thursday. those clouds are slow to break down. here's 10:00 a.m. all of that fog around the shoreline into the afternoon. a cloudy coast. sunshine away from the coast with the warming process is slow because of that cloud cover first thing this morning. high starting in the south bay, a lot of sunshine, 70's with moderate air quality. along the peninsula, 60's and low 70's. cooler than yesterday. downtown today, 63. upper 50's to lower 60's for bridgman and daly city was mostly cloudy conditions. good air quality, mainly in the 70's and low 80's this afternoon. a lot of 60's on the board for the east bay. 68 in oakland. 69 in new work. 65 enrichment. -- 65 in richmond. tonight we will do it again. the marine layer will thicken. we will find cloudy skies and temperatures in the 50's. here is a 7-day forecast. we will keep the fog each morning. the weekend, sunday is the cooler of the two days. temperatures below average for october. kumasi: now we are checking in with ginger zee for gma. reggie: good morning, ginger. ginger: wait to be with you. coming up next, the latest on the investigation into the document sees from former president trump. in the report said that a worker told the fbi that trump order to move after he received a subpoena for them. in an abc news exclusive, two americans captured while fighting for ukraine. they will tell us what their lives were like behind enemy lines and the torture they endured. our series, "thriving in pink," two women who received a terrifying diagnosis of breast cancer but the exciting new treatments that are giving women help. the buy now pay later plans are on the rise. what you need to know about them at of the shopping season. that and more on gma but i will dive into that sugary cereal debate. my husband is the raisin bran king. he is going through three boxes per week and he knows the sugar but he says, i did the generic whole foods kind so it is better. i am like, i believe it is the same thing. kumasi: whole foods. ginger: he does not care because it is good for flow. kumasi: that is true. reggie: when kumasi said the bran, i wanted to say something like that but i could not find the tv-appropriate weight and look at ginger coming through. ginger: right through. he would do a whole discussion with you all. it is a critical part of our vacations. kumasi: does he like raisin bran crotch? -- raisin bran crunch? ginger: no. you do not need to waste time on the crunch. reggie: ginger, thank you for guiding us through that illuminating conversation. ginger: you are welcome. reggie: cotton candy. pink lemonade. bubble gum. when tobacco companies sell candy flavored products, they know exactly what they're doing because four out of five kids who use tobacco start with a flavored product. and once they're hooked, they can be addicted for life. this election: we can stop big tobacco's dirty trick. voting yes on prop 31 will end the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. saving kids from nicotine addiction. vote yes on 31. drew: 624 time. gray skies that visibility is doing well. for the past few mornings we have had issues in the north bay but today, a different story. yes we have had gray skies but the fog is not creating low visibility. future weather showing you that cloud cover that is the gray contour on your screen encompassing much of us, meaning the marine layer is slow to break down this morning. at lunchtime, patchy fog around the shoreline. cloudy along the coast and sunshine away from the coast that slows the warming process today because the marine layer is thick. it takes a while. 63 the city. 68 in oakland. 75 in santa rosa. temperatures cool for october this time of the year. reggie: new at 6:00, it is about to get easier to fly to italy from sfo. united airlines announced a direct flight from san francisco next year. there is an increased demand for european flights compared to past years. united is also said to become the first american-based airline to fly to dubai with a direct flight from new york. kumasi: that is exciting. starting today if you are in petaluma, there is a new place you can eat 24 hours per day. the denny's in petaluma is reopening after shutdowns. the staff is counting down to opening day saying they are excited to welcome everyone back. the restaurant officially opens at 9:00 in the morning and they say denny's is under new management and they have tried their best to make it nicer. reggie: grown-ups can lego this season because eggo does not just mean waffles anymore. it is another food stunt. kellogg has introduced eggo nogg appalachian sipping cream. kumasi: do you drink it or put it on stuff? reggie: what a title. the rome-based lacour includes hints of cinnamon and nutmeg. it will be in stores nationwide throughout the holiday season. kumasi: i do like eggnog. reggie: do you? kumasi: yes. reggie: what is the thing that lee anne makes for us? kumasi: that is on another level. reggie: next at 6:30, the stretches in the bay area among the most dangerous in the state. kumasi: alex jones expected to pay almost $1 billion for his lies about the v building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news now 6:30 a 103rd homicide of the year in oakland city and state leaders fed up. they're pushed to make the east bay safer. and the unusual scene when a cell phone tower goes up in flames overnight. then alex jones forced to pay nearly a billion dollars in damages after calling the sandy hook shooting a hoax whether those families will ever get a dime of that money. good morning everybody. it is thursday, october 13, we get to those stories, but first we get to drew hi, good morning. so we have fog out there. thankfully the visibility is not too terrible temperature-wise get used to these numbers. we're going to hang with them at least for the next five to six hours because of all that fog upstairs that warming process is pretty slow today visibility on live doppler 7. we're doing quite well compared to previous mornings. no thick fog out there. here's a live look at san jose. good morning to the south bay. and here's how the day shapes up clouds first thing slowly giving way to sunshine the big takeaway. it's cooler than yesterday and cooler for october this time of the year. we'll take a closer. look at those highs coming up and a few minutes guys. thank you drew a nationwide trend of calling and fake emergencies hit bay area schools with claims of an active shooter those claims turned out to be unfounded, but it didn't come without scaring quite a few families abc 7 news reporter lena howland is live in fremont selena. how is this impacting the students? well mental health officials say that these fake calls could cause some serious problems for students teachers and parents with fear and anxiety at the forefront now the alameda county sheriff's office says that this is a tactic known as swatting where someone calls in and creates a fake emergency intended to be an extraordinary chain of events that causes a tremendous amount of panic around the same time that fake call was happening here in fremont similar calls were also happening at five other high schools across the bay area. clinical psychologists, dr. andrea. zorba says the impacts of swatting canby felt by teachers parents and students as well as by the wider community. it's incredibly traumatic and a lot of us have ptsd from the other school shootings that have happened. it's something that doesn't just sort of go away when we know that that the threat is over. it's something that sticks with us for a little while. the alameda county sheriff's office says they believe these phony calls are related to another series of calls from last month and that jones's lies about the shooting were protected under the constitution. today is a very very very dark day for freedom of speech. 20 minutes he says he's recently filed for bankruptcy claiming. he has no money. he still faces one other trial over the sandy hook shooting that one will take place in texas reggie. jubina thank you new this morning an american volunteer firefighter has died in ukraine day in partridge of idaho had been in the country since april his death comes as ukraine's capital was hit by drone strikes overnight. it's unclear if anyone was killed, but it has been a week of increased violence in the country at least 13 people died and more than three dozen others were her in various strikes over the last 24 hours. rescue crews are still working to find survivors after one of those strikes hit a building and at least one instance and 11 year old boy was pulled from the rubble the pentagon plans to send advanced missiles to the region soon. this morning crews are trying to figure out how a cell phone tower caught fire overnight. it happened on 2nd street in oakland cruz got there. they saw the at&t cell towers while on fire near the bottom. it's not clear how long the tower was on fire before they were able to get it under control. and the east bay the city of oakland has now recorded its 103rd homicide of the year. it happened just before 10 o'clock yesterday morning on 11th street near mlk way just steps from the entrance of the blue cross blue shield building. responding officers learned that a man was standing outside when he was shot at least once that man was taken to the hospital where he later died. our abc 7 news photographer on the scene notice that investigators were focusing on a black corvette at that scene, but so far there are no details on what led up to the shooting. oakland continues to look for solutions to the violence yesterday morning city leaders as well as congresswoman barbara lee and senator alex padilla met to discuss what to do. a point into the grassroots effort as a possible answer. the community is engaged in violence prevention several programs utilize violence interrupters young people who are able to prevent the onset of whatever is about to take place. and i think that's a very unique and creative approach, but we need to bring it to scale. when asked about bringing in the national guard for patrols or declaring a state of emergency, senator padilla said that was not discussed. however, he left it open should oakland city officials decide to pursue it as an option. we are learning the identity of the landscape or who was killed in a wood chipper accident in menlo park the san mateo county coroner's office. say 47 says that 47 year old jesus contreras of redwood city died after falling into the chipper on tuesday investigators. say contreras was part of a crew from fa bartlett tree expert company. kalasha is now investigating his death there are those founder elizabeth holmes will be sentenced next month. she's expected to face multiple years in prison for felony fraud the date had previously been set for this week, but that's twice been pushed ahead holmes is the co-founder of a blood testing startup a jury convicted her back in january of four counts of defrauding investors out of more than 144 million dollars. the hearing is now said to happen on november 18th happening today. san francisco supervisors will meet to address concerns. the city is failing to meet its vision zero goals several recent reports from t 20 is on track to be the worst year for traffic-related deaths since vision zero began in 2014 at the same time traffic enforcement efforts are dropping according to new data analyzed by the chronicle. san francisco police are riding an average of just 10 citations per day compared to 74 per day in 2019. today's supervisors want more information from the police department and mta. about enforcement efforts and what can be done to get vision zero back on track? and developments in bay area cities efforakar e in s could be facing jail time. hereford universit issued an apy afte discoveringn 1950s policy limiting jewish stw advisory task force found a saying in part this ugly component of stanford's history confirmed by this new report is saddening and deeply troubling as the university. we must acknowledge it and confront it as a part of our history as repellent as it is and seek to do better. the school is also taking up recommendations to enhance jewish life on campus. a new study claims i-80 in the east bay is one of the deadliest stretches of road in the state according to data collected by moneygeek.com. there were 15 deaths between central avenue and el cerrito and west grand avenue in oakland between 2017 and 2019. that's the second most in the state. not too far away. there were 13 deaths on 80 between cutting boulevard in richmond and appian way and el sobrante. that's the third most in, california. interstate 280 between meridian and mclaughlin avenues in san jose ranked eighth with 11 deaths i-15 in hesperia in san bernardino county had the most deaths with 19. still to come how much money a taurus might pay for the honor of going to space. and you're looking live at the big board of new york stock exchange down almost 500 points right now. we'll have another update on the markets next. i don't think they like that inflation report is booming. it's booming business. i should say for junk food how much pepsi sales are up in the last few years and don't forget you can watch us for a whole extra hour now abc 7 and 7 is live every weekday from seven to eight am on the abc 7 bay area streaming app. you can download it now for your phone your tablet if you have that roku if you're all up in the apple tv, or if you get involved in amazon fire or android tv, we have you covered all the things 639 am a live look from our exploratory in camera showing you that canopy of low clouds upstairs this morning certainly a great start to our day again. we're just stuck in this pattern live doppler 7 along with that light we call this a blocking pattern meaning nothing is moving for the next several days low pressure influencing our weather giving us a deep marine layer each and every morning and temperatures below average in the afternoon, and that's the same as head towards today thursday 9 am look at the future weather map showing you a lot of cloud cover out there still around the bayshore line. our marine layers pretty thick this morning. meaning it's going to take some time for it to burn off and mix out and pull back to the coast even by noon. we're still seeing patchy fog around the bay shoreline quite cloudy along the coast leading to those below average temperatures later on this afternoon 72 and fremont today afternoon sunshine at oakland at 68 quite cloudy in the city today 63 with a bit of a breeze this afternoon 75 in san jose with ant fairfield later on today. here's a look at the three day forecast cool for october today a little bit of a bump in temperatures tomorrow, but then we go right back down to start hekendnd sda is 'll show you the rest of the weekend forecast in about nine minutes. let's say how to jovina and see how we're doing with traffic on this thursday. thank you drew hi everybody. so we unfortunately have a water main break that's been reported in el sobrante. it's not on a main road a main freeway. i should say, but it certainly an amazing drag to get to the freeway. so i want to let you know you take a san pablo dam road or also appian way right at that intersection is where the water main break has been reported. we haven't gotten any other updates as to when all that will be cleared out of the way starting here at the bay bridge toll plaza meeting lights came on at 5:39, and now traffic is officially backed up into the maze. so just a heads up for you there. you also have a very slow ride if you were traveling westbound on 580 across the richmond, san rafael bridge, you're looking at your speeds picking up once you make it to the western span there tracy to dublin slowing a bit more 54 minutes, but still under an hour for that ride, but antioch to conquered that's been really the slow stretch on highway for you looking at about 37 minutes saberfield to san francisco still on time is 16 and fanduel and draftkings, two out of state corporations making big promises. what's the real math behind prop 27, their ballot measure for online sports betting? 90% of profits go to the out of state corporations permanently. only eight and a half cents is left for the homeless. and in virginia, arizona, and other states, fanduel and draftkings use loopholes to pay far less than was promised. sound familiar? it should. vote no on prop 27. treatment expert day, they get tough approach to dealing with san francisco's drug suppliers is doing nothing to slow down the demand. as san francisco moves forward with increased policing and criminalization that those things are going to make the overdose crisis worse. representatives from sf aids foundation the san francisco public defender's office on the da's drug crack approach. wa huc aap-a d usencde tng counning new developments with t angeles city ontroversy one of t city council members has now resigned over racist remarks that were leaked over the weekend nuri martinez had taken to leave of absin and absence and stepped down as council president. and yesterday she announced she was resigning entirely. that's something governor newsom called quote the right move the acting council president addressed the situation. the wound is deep the harm is vast. the transgressions are of a profound significance in an order for us to move forward with the people of los angeles. we need two more resignations. two other council members were on that leaked conversation so far. they have apologized but not resigned president. biden is among those who have called for all three to resign. a local nonprofit is taking health in computer services directly to farm workers at their work sites through a bus abc 7 news reporter gloria rodriguez live in the news with the big impact that this could have gloria. profited and the plan is for it to roll out to the coast bhe en of the month. so the program can beththee-deck like this check out this photo here. it's designed for formworkers featuring a conference room inside a computer lab also rooms for a telehealth doctor's visits and appointments with mental health clinicians. joaquin. jimenez is the farm worker program director at alas in half moon bay that nonprofit bringing the bus to the coast and he says that farm workers may not see a doctor when they're sick because of transportation challenges or a fear of missing out on pay. he also says that they may not have access to the internet. that's what we have a computer lab in this bus. yeah to work with the farm workers yes to learned the basic skills about using ai computer. open up an email i had to do their own research how to learn different things. learning the language, you know learning english, you know even visiting, you know family members through the internet and we are actually going to be providing extra hotspot here at the farms for the farmworkers to use the internet even when the bus is not here. bus is going to be going to three farms on the coast certain days of the week and they hope to visit other places as well. they also want other organizations around the country to adopt a bus like this one at 7am during our streaming newscast. you'll hear from a farm worker who's planning to use the bus who talks about how this will help them out reggie. thank you gloria residents and business owners in one san francisco neighborhood are demanding something be done to stop a woman they call the bird seed lady over the past two years. this woman has dumped huge piles of bird seed in the glen park area the seed not only attracts large numbers of birds, but also rats janet tarlov says the rodents have caused nearly 100,000 in damage to her business. when i told her, you know, no you can't do that. that's you know, that's going to attract rodents. she spit on me. she says she has picked up 15 to 30 pounds of seed multiple times a day. city code for bids spreading bird seed in public places and complaints have been filed. city health officials say the woman that we're talking about is currently connected to health services. a redwood city homeowner is warning neighbors to look out for their pets because of this. yeah her home surveillance camera recorded a mountain lion dragging a deer down her driveway. this isn't the palomar park area. the buck may have been part of a family of deer that the woman spotted in the area recently, but this is the first time she's seen oh a mountain lion near the house. and she's been there for 11 years. brown well here's your morning. money report consumers are still eating and paying for junk food. despite rising prices. pepsi says, it's third quarter earnings were way stronger than expected. revenue went up 16% despite rising prices due to inflation. well known food brands like doritos fritos and cheetos. all theos so increases in prices. financial experts believe people are still buying junk food despite the price because it's way more expensive to eat at a restaurant or to order in so that's sad. taking a live look at the nearest stock exchange is trading gets underway this morning. you can see that we are 408 points down. we just learned that prices are 8.2% higher in september compared to a year ago and that is not really what economists expected. they thought it was going to be lower than that. so a market is reacting. chipotle's burrito promotion is returning on halloween at the popular event has been on hiatus since 2019 to take apart. you just have to lineup for chipotle's rewards program then walk into a chipotle location on halloween and you can order a burrito salad or bowl for six bucks. they'll be holding a burrito sweepstakes where you could win free burritos for a year by posting a photo of yourself in a costume on the b-real social media app. wow. it's a lot going on there. the world's first space tourist is hoping to go back this time for a spin around the moon. millionaire dennis tito paid his way to the international space station back in 2001. he 82 year and his wife have booked two seats on spacex's starship. the rocket is still a development. so it's not clear when they're going to make that trip around the moon, but tito says he's not disclosing how much he is paying but his russian station flight cost 20 million dollars back in what 2009? i gotta like 2001 times it by inflation. couple zeros listen, if you've got the money and this is your thing. congratulations not my thing. hi drew. hi, let's go outside the tan camp. we're finally getting just first hints of sunrise. it's beautiful out there this morning so much cloud cover though our marine layer it is thick this morning about 2,000 feet what that means. it's going to take a while to mix out our marine layer. bring that sunshine this afternoon. so we have widespread morning clouds patchy fog thankfully. no thick fog this morning. we're keeping our eye on that drizzle along the coast today. it is cool for october a little bit of a warm up here tomorrow, but really the theme is we'll keep those cooler than average temperatures through the weekend. it is breezy, but saturday and sunday here is future weather. you're seeing all that cloud cover on your screen. that's 10 am so about three hours from now. we're still dealing with a lot of cloud cover around the bay shore line noon cloud cover thick along the coast still some patchy fog around the bay shore line that slows the warming process. you're like jackie you'll keep it on for much of the morning as temperatures pretty much stay in the 50s until that sun gets out here high as in a microclimate starting in they a lot of sunshine generally in the 70s with moderate air quality along the peninsula 60s and 70s cloudy along the coast. we keep a lot of cloud cover in the city today 63 downtng tstayr quality 60s for a lot of us in the east bay today 68 oakland 65 in richmond 69 in hayward in inland or in the upper 70s to lower 80s with sunshine and modern air quality that marine layer thickens once again tonight. it's just the pattern we are in we expect to overcast guys first thing tomorrow morning and temperatures in the 40s and 50s. here's the accurate with the seven day forecast little change in terms of our sky condition. we're watching the weekend saturday and especially sunday temperatures below average for this time of the year. thank you drew the owner of a landmark san francisco bar damaged by fire is now enjoying his first vacation in years all thanks to alaska airlines the airline provided this video of rafael hernandez and his family during a hispanic and latin american heritage month celebration at lax. party helped kick off the families for a day all expenses pay a trip to mexico the airline gifted the trip. hoping to lift rafael spirits after a fire gutted the double play bar and grill, which he's owned since 2009. phil's daughter says this is her parents' first vacation together in 24 years as for the double play raphael isn't sure when or if it'll open again. look to the future and look to the skies. it is a flying car and it's made its first public flight in dubai guests and reporters lined up to check out ex-pings fifth generation of flying car the x2 in a 90 minute test flight. it's a two-seater zero emissions. it has a smart flight control system and some autonomous flight abilities. xping is one of the biggest electric car manufacturers in china just enough for me you friend. nope. can you vision us sitting there? i really can't. because small it is. can fit in there. a golden girls themed pop-up restaurant that's gone viral in la is coming to san francisco so for 50 dollars a person you can have a 90-minute reservation inside a replica replica of the iconic 1980s kitchen. the menu includes sophia's lasagna the rose marie combo of soup and salad and cheesecake no word yet on an opening date where the pop-up is going to be located, but you can join the waitlist and then you'll get notified of the tickets, but it will be sometime this winter, don't you worry friend? i signed up we will be notified. yes on the list. we're on the list. i expect this is going to be more of a photo opportunity experience than a food experience given what i just saw. yeah, i was only what that was that lasagna thing. yeah, it was giving. microwave they're not going to do that. okay? hope up next to seven things you need to know today. you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc 7 bay area connected tv app. it's available for apple tv android tv, amazon fire tv and roku. you can download the app now and you can start streaming and as we have to break we're taking a live. look at this beautiful site this morning at 6:55. we'll be right ba cotton candy. pink lemonade. bubble gum. when tobacco companies sell candy flavored products, they know exactly what they're doing because four out of five kids who use tobacco start with a flavored product. and once they're hooked, they can be addicted for life. this election: we can stop big tobacco's dirty trick. voting yes on prop 31 will end the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. saving kids from nicotine addiction. vote yes on 31. us here the seven things to know this morning. number one. we're taking a live look right now at the big board at the new york stock exchange and you can see we're experiencing quite a sell-off right now as investors are reacting to the inflation report that just came out it found inflation was at 8.2. it last month compared with last year now that is less than last month, but it is still higher than economists expected. so right now we're down about 300 points number two the committee investigating the january 6th insurrection will hold a public hearing this morning. we're expected to hear a sort of closing argument before the november midterm election that former president trump remains a danger to democracy abc news will have special live coverage starting at 10 am here on abc 7 and wherever you stream number three president biden is waking up in southern california this morning today. he's attending an infrastructure event and a democratic committee fundraiser in los angeles. number four if you're in the crockett area the next few days be prepared for a foul smell officials blaming equipment and malfunction at a water treatment plant. the issue is fixed, but it could take days for that smell to go away number five. you're looking at our east bay hills camera this morning quite foggy out there that sun slowly getting up here at about 7:15. here's how the day plays out. we'll find increasing sunshine in the afternoon temperatures cool for october rolling the 60s in those 70s around the bayshore line are warmest spots away from the coast barely touching 80 degrees. number six we're following a crash right now in san jose that's calling a causing a significant backup on northbound 101 before berryessa road. this is right around the oakland road off-ramp your speeds around 11 miles per hour there and very crowded as you travel westbound on the san mateo bridge. we have a stall reported there. number seven, there's something strange going on in one organ neighborhood. it is getting ready to open a ghostbusters themed firehouse for halloween, sony and vacation rental company, picassa our teaming up to offer an exclusive three nights day. it costs 1984 and a night in honor of the year the movie debut. oh. little older than i thought. oh, really? yeah. i think i feel like the technology in that movie was pretty you know for like the not bad. yeah. well backpack dinner we watch something in here like oh, yeah, because you at the time you were like woo. yeah good. it kind of hurts your feelings one of no shade. okay at the time it was amazing. the first toy story it's the human they did what they that's where we were we love you. listen. it was 95. they tried inside out looks amazing. te good morning, america. for our viewers in the west, breaking overnight a dramatic new development in the mar-a-lago documents investigation. the battle over the mar-a-lago documents. reports that an aide to former president trump told federal investigators that trump requested the documents be moved after he received a subpoena. the transfer caught on surveillance tape as the january 6th committee prepares to deliver what is essentially its closing argument focusing on trump's state of mind around the january 6th insurrection. in the line of duty. a new report details the death of navy s.e.a.l. candidate kyle mullen at the end of hell week. did he get the medical care he needed? we hear from his mother this morning.

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