we came up with la mamounia in marrakesh. >> and they also brought along a film guy. >> she said that she wanted to make a documentary while we were there about her arts foundation and its creation, and she sort of framed it within this business expense. >> cheers. >> anna d. >> anna d. >> anna was thinking ahead i want to get money for my art foundation. if i film me, myself, being in morocco, if i can afford this i must have money. >> this is some stunning top of the line, like, dripping in gold resort with butlers and private everything. it's a resort that's built for the one percent. >> khloe kardashian has stayed there once upon a time. quite a few decades before that, winston churchill would regularly stay there. you know, this is where the great and the uber-wealthy have hung out for decades. >> your eyes must have been popping out of your head. >> oh, absolutely. it was, um -- i mean it was amazing until it wasn't. >> anna, right from the get-go said that she's paying. >> why are you treating everybody? a $7,000 a night room. >> well, i had the money i guess at the time when i

we flew around the lights of las vegas. it was sparkling. >> pilot, surgeon, brilliant guy. >> gourmet chef. >> expert skier. >> top of his class. a big catch, right, for any young lady. >> yeah, well, you can look so good on paper and have a whole other side that can just erase it all in a heartbeat. >> flying is the crux of the story. it's the method that he tries to cover up his crime. >> her disappearance made headlines in 1985. >> i get a phone call. turn on the tv. they've arrested robert bierenbaum. i started screaming. >> so shocked i dropped to my knees. >> you must have been shocked. >> i was, shocked. >> gail bierenbaum vanished from the apartment she shared with her husband robert, a manhattan plastic surgeon. >> bob tells police that they had an argument and she came here to the park. >> yes. >> never in a million years you'd think he's be using cold, calculated murder in the same description of dr. bierenbaum. no way. >> no body. >> no forensics, no eye witnesses. >> the investigative theory was that he wrappe

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bernard says she was attacked by cosby in two other locations, las vegas and new york. she was an aspiring actress and says the assault ruined her career and her life. >> when i told him i would go to the police and the hospital to find out which drug he sneaked into my drink rendering me incapacitated, he threatened my life. >> reporter: the state of new jersey has the adult survivors act, allowing victims to go after attackers decades after the alleged incident. >> he lured me with the pretense that he would introduce me to a producer that would advance my career. >> reporter: the civil case was filed in u.s. district court in camden. >> there is science that proves this, that it takes time for sexual abuse survivors to come forward. >> reporter: bernard says his early release in pennsylvania after being convicted of sexual assault motivated her to act now. >> it was re-victimizing for me when he was set free, and i also feared for the safety of any woman or girl who would come into contact with him. >> reporter: in newark, new jersey, anthony johnson, eyewitness news

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with m >>> back now with more incredible live images of a volcano eruption off the spanish island of la palma. more than a thousand homes have been destroyed and the lava flowing into the water has added several dozen acres to the island's size. >>> a top aide from the trump white house says she is terrified that trump will run again in 2024. former white house press secretary, stephanie grisham, now describes her former boss as an erratic and delusional narcissist. saying he will foment more violence and line his pockets. she spoke with abc's george stephanopoulos ahead of today's release of her tell-all book. >> and wn i woed h w absolutely impressed by the crowd and the reaction that he got. and i liked the way that he truly was giving a voice to people who felt forgotten. as i went through my years, i spent a huge amount of time on the east wing. and so, i was almost shielded sometimes from a lot of the toxic nature of the -- the west wing and the administration. when i went to the west wing is when i actually started to see what it was really like, and i regretted that decision imm

here's kayna whitworth from las vegas. >> reporter: tonight, the head coach of the las vegas raiders jon gruden resigning after an explosive investigation by "the new york times" revealing emails they described as "misogynistic and homophobic," and that he used this "language over several years to denigrate people around the game and to mock some of the league's momentous changes." >> jon gruden's career is over. it's over. >> reporter: while working for espn, in an email to the former president of the washington football team, bruce allen, and others, gruden reportedly called nfl commissioner roger goodell a homophobic slur. and said he should not have pressured the rams coach to draft gay players. a reference to michael sam, the first openly gay player to be drafted in 2014. but according to "the times," his past emails revealing more vulgar remarks. >> the conversations that evoked these vulgarities were about openly gay players being drafted or about protesting during the anthem, about player safety and concussions, about women referees. >> reporter: today, espn stating, "the com

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night that ended on just a brutal call 49ers george kittle trail lance and dj jones leading the beat la chance, whoa game one winner logan webb tremendous again red bull coming at you a web west seven innings fans, seven no score until the sixth mookie bets a pest all night four for four stole second then cory seeger with a single to left bets scores and the dodgers get what felt like an enormous run one nothing la. all right bottom six. here it comes. there it goes dar. rough a bomb off jose orias who pitched four weddings of relief to the veggie garden 452 feet giants tie it up 1-1 42,000 going nuts the curry's stuff and aisha a bunch of warriors in the house to the ninth cody bellinger. he had a terrible regular season clutch here single off camilla duvall driving in justin turner dodgers up two to one bottom nine now, go two outs tying run on for wilmer flores against max scherz are trying for the first day of his career giants fans were hopeful florist checks swing first base on gabe morales rings them up horrendous strike three call florist did not go around a bad way to end a mag

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in less than 48 hours the warriors tip off their 75th season golden state opening tuesday night in la against the lakers venice the home opener thursday night against the clippers stephan curry seems to be getting better and better and that's a scary thought for the rest of the league the dubs finished the preseason a perfect 5-0 and hit 16 from downtown in the preseason. la after losing in the inaugural nba playing tournament last season the sitesnmaeep run in te playoffs this season. our expectations are definitely higher this year than they have the way the league works, you know, you kind of need to step it. everybody in the locker room wants to win the championship first and foremost. and whatever that takes we just want to. be as prepared as possible with all these pieces we have i definitely think we're a championship caliper team. good mix the guys and i feel like we can be really good defensively and we have a bunch of guys i can you know hoops so i think will be especially here for us. can't wait to see the warriors abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino dion. much more

vice president of united educators of san francisco the union that used to represent lopez collins in la liga when they were teachers. he says the recall is anti-democratic it continues for us to distract from the very real need in education right now, which is dealing with massive, you know resignations and lack of pay students really needing social emotional support but in 20 years if usd teacher who doesn't want to be identified for fear of school board retribution is now upset with the union because he never received a survey about teacher's thoughts on the recall and school board utter and complete chaos. i didn't even receive my air purifier in the classroom until two months after school started so many teachers and administrators who are definitely in support of this recall collins and lopez have not returned our requests for comment in a statement moleiga said the attempt to recall me is motivated by politics. not education policy kate larsen abc 7 news voters in san francisco could go to the polls at least four times next year in addition to the school board recall that we just

and lcs game for dodgers braves mario cheese getting the crowded la fired up second inning. haven't looks deep to left one-time. giant adam duvall leaping catch catch the wall, and he got it. six to atlanta in the ninth eddie rosario needing a double for the cycle has to settle for a three-run homer instead. i think that'll do braves roll. nine two now up three games to one red sox astros game 5 the alcs at least young spark. he an icy, right? one of the few highlights for boston the ordin alvarez takes chris sale over the green monster astros cruise 9-1. they're now just one win away from reaching the world series the warriors home opener tomorrow night against the la clippers. they tipped off this new season beating the lakers last night warriors dominated in the fourth quarter. i mean, it's only one game but steph curry likes what he saw the fact that everybody who's on the floor, you know contributed and meaningful way. kind of speaks to our depth and how we want to play going forward so excited about that. it's gonna be one of trophies and the quakes hosting austin fc a

la la la la la. >> abc 7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. >> the 49ers needed to win in india, looking to snap base slide. october 18, 2018 against the rams last time they want at levi's. jimmy garoppolo back in action palm -- paddling through the rain. elijah mitchell 14 yards and in, the rookie over a hundred yards rushing. the niners led 12-7 after one. this is rolled up bundle. i'll show year gets it, but the niners failed to capitalize after failing to capitalize on two colts turnovers. the colts recovered, taylor rushed for 107 yards and a score. 20-12, colts after three. the niners with a quick strike drive. jimmy g., 14 yards. they missed the two-point conversion. the niners down two. down five, third and three, garoppolo picked up by xavier rhodes. jimmy g., two interceptions. san francisco had 122 yards in penalties. kilts taking full advantage. when stu michael pittman junior. san francisco falls 36 to 18. >> where a tight team,. we've got a good group of guys prayed we've got to go execute. get the opportunity. if we do that, we can get on the right track. >> everyb

the city of oakland renewed its hope of keeping the haze away from las vegas. >> it is time to make a move. whether that is a move to carry the ball further down the field, so to speak, to make progress, to outline next steps. >> we have all been out to the site. it is an empty site right now. the land will become useful and it will create jobs. >> we have 134 unions who have endorsed this project, the most in the history of the state of california. >> this is not the raiders deal. we all learned from our mistakes of the past. this is financially responsible. we are not asking you to be in the sports business, but asking you to be in the affordable housing and public parks business. casey: what comes next? after the world series, the a's will announce the stadium site finalist. they expect to complete the environmental impact report before the end of the year. they can then hammer out a final agreement to get to the binding votes. so concludes a long anxiety ridden day for a's fans. oakland has a proof to a path to show the baseball commissioner that it remains long and twisting. ama:

they will pursue the open project as well as the las vegas alternative. reaction from oaklands mayor. >> i consider that a positive response. it is no surprise to me that i fully expect the a's to continue to pursue a las vegas option. developing on california's waterfront should be a very complex process. we know that we have so much las vegas does not have. >> jimmy garoppolo will start sunday in chicago. homecoming game that might be his last as the 49ers starters. they have lost four in a row. trey lance was limited in practice. his knee did look fine. as for jimmy g., he grew up outside of chicago more than 100 family and friends at the game. jimmy on snapping the losing streak and the coach. discussing a potential change. >> you have lost, you can lose who you are as a team and a player. that swagger we have will show we start playing well. we just have to get back to doing that more consistently. >> we lost four games in a row. it is easy to talk about. not a very smart thing to us. >> quakes visiting portland. a fine piece of wood you have. showin

las vegas opened the season with that wild overtime win against the ravens. tomorrow's game is in l.a. where the raiders played for more than a decade. jon gruden hopes he can make it feel more like a home game >> perhaps raid what nation can make a stabbed down in l.a. we look forward to seeing the fans, obviously. and lit be a great game as it always is. >> abc7 sports sponsor bid your local it to dealers. >> all right. thanks, chris. and that's it for this edition of abc7 news at 11:00. we continue tomorrow at 5:00. for drew and chris and all of us here, thanks so much for joining us. we live you with a leave look outside where you can see the bay bridge all lit up. things are cooling down fast. stay with us. we have your full fo (background talking and laughing) ♪ ♪ (child) ...some people just go there immediately... at kaiser permanente, your entire care team is connected. so even a routine appointment can save your life. i am so glad you did this mammogram, so we can detect it early. everything looks great with your eyes, and i see you're due for a

las vegas was one of two undefeated teams. down 21-14. after a missed fieldl, a touchdown. 28-14, bolts. carr picked off, chargers win. there is a three way tie atothe. it klay. curry in midseason form. great pass to green. more steph dishing dimes to wiggins. he had 13. the warriors took a lot of three. curry hit three on the night, 13 points. jordan poole slashing. he scored a game-high 30. dubs win. theeeee fame was enshrined at oracle part. baseball hall of famer rickey henderson was unable to attend. bruce bochy, who tcaatr e . >> what are your plans for next year? there has been some talk. >> there has? i have not talked to anybody. i have enjoyed what i hav i doing. life is good. i have had a chance to spend time with the family. time with the family. chris: ♪ ♪ ♪ time with the family. chris: ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ in business, setbacks change everything. so get comcast business internet and add securityedge. it helps keep your network safe by scanning for threats every 10 minutes. and unlike so

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the la cumbre vieja volcano continues to erupt on the island of la palma and now a new river of lava has formed that is expected to create even more destruction on the spanish island so far over 1,000 buildings have been destroyed since the eruption began on september 19th about 6,000 people have been displaced the la palma airport has resumed operations after being closed for several days due to volcanic. ash we have some new developments with robert. he's expected to be charged in the death of his ex-wife durst's wife. kathy vanished in 1982. her body was never found last month. he was convicted of killing longtime friend susan berman, which prosecutors say was part of a cover-up new york investigators had reopened the case in 2000 and durst went to visit berman in los angeles prosecutors. say he shot her killed her right before she was supposed to talk to police berman told friends. she provided durst with an alibi. the murder cases were the focus of a 2015 hbo documentary. the nation just hit a record when it comes to getting people vaccinated but abc news reporter ty hernandez e

of the national league division series filled night that ended on just aruca and dj jones lea t beat la chance, whoa game one winner logan webb tremendous again red bull coming at you a web west seven innings fans, seven no score until the sixth mookie bets a pest all night four for four stole second then cory seeger with a single to left bets scores and the dodgers get what felt like an enormous run one nothing la. all right bottom six. here it comes. there it goes dar. rough a bomb off jose orias who pitched four weddings of relief to the veggie garden 452 feet giants tie it up 1-1 42,000 going nuts the curry's stuff and aisha a bunch of warriors in the house to the ninth cody bellinger. he had a terrible regular season clutch here single off camilla duvall driving in justin turner dodgers up two to one bottom nine now, go two outs tying run on for wilmer flores against max scherz are trying for the first day of his career giants fans were hopeful florist checks ris them up horrendous strike three call florist did not go around a bad way to end a magnificent season as the dodgers adva

vice president of united educators of san francisco the union that used to represent lopez collins in la liga when they were teachers. he says the recall is anti-democratic it continues for us to distract from the very real need in education right now, which is dealing with massive, you know resignations and lack of pay students really needing social emotional support but 2if usd teacher who doesn't want to be identified for fear of school board retribution is now upset with the union because he never received a survey about teacher's thoughts on the recall and school board utter and complete chaos. i didn't even receive my air purifier in the classroom until two months after school started so many teachers and administrators who are definitely in support of this recall collins and lopez have not returned our requests for comment in a statement moleiga said the attempt to recall me is motivated by politics. not education policy kate larsen abc 7 news voters in san francisco could go to the polls at least four times next year in addition to the school board recall that we just talked abou

just one win away from reaching the world series the warriors home opener tomorrow night against the la clippers. they tipped off this new season beating the lakers last night warriors dominated in the fourth quarter. i mean, it's only one game but steph curry likes what he saw the fact that everybody who's on the floor, you know contributed and meaningful way. kind of speaks to our depth and how we want to play going forward so excited about that. it's gonna be one of trophies and the quakes hosting austin fc at paypal park scoreless 47th minute until trophies right place right time goal one nothing earthquakes to the 59th minute major league soccer's all-time leading scorer. chris wandoloski is 169th career goal and the earthquakes. to win rather easily for nil sports on abc 7 sponsored by river rock cas thank you so much for watching. i'm on a date and i'm dan ashley for sandhya patel larryville. all of us. we appreciate your time right now. jimmy kimmel rami malek. have a good night. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term p

the city of oakland renewed its hope of keeping the haze away from las vegas. >> it is time to make a move. whether that is a move to carry the ball further down the field, so to speak, to make progress, to outline next steps. >> we have all been out to the site. it is an empty site right now. the land will become useful and it will create jobs. >> we have 134 unions who have endorsed this project, the most in the history of the state of california. >> this is not the raiders deal. we all learned from our mistakes of the past. this is financially responsible. we are not asking you to be in the sports business, but asking you to be in the affordable housing and public parks business. casey: what comes next? after the world series, the a's will announce the stadium site finalist. they expect to complete the environmental impact report before the end of the year. they can then hammer out a final agreement to get to the binding votes. so concludes a long anxiety ridden day for a's fans. oakland has a proof to a path to show the baseball commissioner that it remains long and twisting. ama:

they will pursue the open project as well as the las vegas alternative. reaction from oaklands mayor. >> i consider that a positive response. it is no surprise to me that i fully expect the a's to continue to pursue a las vegas option. developing on california's waterfront should be a very complex process. we know that we have so much las vegas does not have. >> jimmy garoppolo will start sunday in chicago. homecoming game that might be his last as the 49ers starters. they have lost four in a row. trey lance was limited in practice. his knee did look fine. as for jimmy g., he grew up outside of chicago more than 100 family and friends at the game. jimmy on snapping the losing streak and the coach. discussing a potential change. >> you have lost, you can lose who you are as a team and a player. that swagger we have will show we start playing well. vege back to doing that more consistently. >> we lost four games in a row. it is easy to talk about. not a very smart thing to us. >> quakes visiting portland. a fine piece of wood you have. showing off his bicyc

las vegas was one of two undefeated teams. third quarter touchdown, raiders down 21-14. after a missed field goal, a touchdown. 28-14, bolts. carr picked off, chargers win. there is a three way tie atop the afc west. the warriors open the preseason in portland. it is klay. curry in midseason form. great pass to green. more steph dishing dimes to wiggins. he had 13. the warriors took a lot of three. curry hit three on the night, 13 points. jordan poole slashing. he scored a game-high 30. dubs win. theeee fame was enshrined at oracle part. baseball hall of famer rickey henderson was unable to attend. bruce bochy, who has been a top candidate for the padres job should it become available. >> what are your plans for next year? there has been some talk. >> there has? i have not talked to anybody. i have enjoyed what i have i doing. life is good. i have had a chance to spend time with the family. chris: i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love, more adventure, more community. but with my hiv treatment, there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor

dan: the raiders ownership will make a ton of money in las vegas, that is what it is ultimately about. you will soon notice a new kid's at large retail stores. california is the first state requiring that stores to have a gender-neutral display for kids toys. governor newsom signed the bill over the weekend. a lot law does not include clothing and it only applies to boys and childcare items including hygiene and teething products. small businesses are exempt and it goes into effect at the first of the year in january. interesting idea. many of us, spencer, we grew up very clearly defined -- boys toys and girls toys, and a much healthier place we are in now. spencer: right, true. and still have the choice -- there are still gender specific toys, but there are no gender-neutral toys. it is about time. dan: and drew, to display them in such a way when i heard about this when it was conceived i thought it was very innovative. cornell: yeah. my sisters used to use my heart will cars all the time. they are [laughter] [laughter] not just for one gender anymore. i am loving this. kristen: the

assistant coach rich per sachi is now the interim head coach of the las vegas raiders. this after john gruden resigned following emails that revealed racist, sexist, homophobic language. alan stone has more. alan: a stunning fall for an nfl high-profile head coach, john gruden resigning from the las vegas raiders after a bombshell report from the new york times revealed a torrent of crude language and emails dating back many years before his time with the raiders. >> in the emails, the conversations that evoked these vulgarities were about openly gay players being drafted or playing, about protesting during the anthem, about player safety and concussions, about women referees. alan: ann email sent between 2011 and 2017 while working for espn, he called nfl commissioner roger goodell a "clueless anti-football expletive the nfl was already investigating him for racist language to describe nfl players union had maury smith. the emails came to light as part of an investigation into workplace misconduct in the former washington redskins team. many were sent to the former gen

in this division series, but the two la winans have been routes. they've outscored the giants overall 16 to 9 through 4 games pitching matchup logan webb was great for the giants and game one against jose orias. this is a huge matchup. i think our players understand the magnitude of the game five in a ds at home against the dodgers first time playing the dodgers in a postseason series all of the dramatics that have happened in game fives. the way and some of the the cool things that have happened for giant the giants players and giants fans. i think our players are well aware of that. and so when i hear them talk about it, it fires me up a little bit. gonna be a lot of fired up people at oracle tomorrow onto the a's stadium situation at howard terminal now baseball commissioner rob mannford. just expressed some doubt about the progress or lack of progress being made on the project. it's dragged on so long and you know, frankly in some ways. we're not sure we see a path to success in terms of getting something built in oakland. honestly, there is no

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flooding in new york which shut down public transportation, changes are in store, with noaa predicting a la nina weather pattern. >> temperatures warmer across the southern tier of the u.s. and across various parts of the eastern continental u.s. as mete west coast. drew: what it does for us here in america includes the blocking area of high pressure which pushes the storm track to the north. so likely the pacific northwest will be better than average this wintere drier thanmal. dion: as the drought will improve in southern part of then california around eureka, the bay area is expected to still be in the exceptional drought category. noaa'sconditions will actually t wildfire season. where seasonal forecasts can't always be precise, the abc 7 news weather team says with la niÑa predictions, they are pretty spot on. dion lim, abc 7 news. kristen: today nasa is designing a new tool designed to help those relying on rural water resources. it is a web-based platform that puts a wealth of satellite and other data into the hands of farmers, water managers, conservation groups, and others. the go

that is won one t one t las vegas. they expect to complete their environmental impact report by the end of the year and early 2022, open officials can then negotiate an agreement to get to the binding votes. right now, everything is nonbinding. joining me to discuss this is p hil. we heard a lot of reluctance from the board of supervisors who seem between consumed -- confused, concerned, and uninformed. what is the biggest concern going forward? >> this is just a first asked by the city. we are talking about one of the biggest development deals on the west coast and what we are seeing is it is going to take $375 million of infrastructure work around that port and at the site in order for this thing to get off the ground. where is that coming from? some is good to come from the state, some from the fed's but there is delay gap. while the board of supervisors said yes to creating a tax district and donating their portion to this project, what they are afraid of is the city is going to come back to them again and say, we

many people who died were visiting las vegas from southern california. hundreds of kaiser engineers are demanding better wages in oakland. [horns honking] reggie: they have been on strike for nearly two weeks, saying they will not go back without an agreement on a fair contract. our reporter has more on what they are looking for and what kaiser is saying. reporter: a driver burning rubber outside of kaiser permanente's regional oakland office in support of hundreds of engineers on strike, taking to the streets on thursday. >> if you want a decent lifestyle, you have to make a few bucks. reporter: t fromer hithgh echoed that of the more than 700 union workers on strike for more than two weeks. >> they offered us a 2% raise. we make a decent wage, but the way that this economy is, 13% increase of prices of everything, it is not equal what they have offered us. reporter: the situation is so bad, trash was not picked up at the oakland medical center three days ago and this is what it looked like. pictures shared by an anonymous employee, who says that the wa

we are still under a red flag warning but notice a lot of doppler seven, the system to the east in las vegas is the culprit that brought us the very gusty winds. it is still breezy in upper elevations. 55 in san jose and looking at temperatures a little elevated due to the wind. 45 in sebastopol. 50 seven half moon bay. the surface winds from 10 to 28 to 30 miles an hour out toward livermore, but upper elevations, this is what we are concerned the next several hours. you can see this 51 mile per hour mount st. helena that just went away. the winds are up and out of the north which is providing some concerns for elevated fire danger right through 5:00 tonight. temperatures in the 50's, not too cold. clear and breezy, red flag warning's temperatures in the 60's and 70's by the afternoon. the winds will dial back, red flag warning will expire, and we talk about warmer temperatures in our future. >> thank you, lisa. sheriff's deputies detained a man in connection with a fire that led to evacuations in american canyon. that is where amy hollyfield joins us live with the latest. good morning

. >> la niÑa has 75% of the time come back to back. if you take last year and extrapolated to this winter, it is not looking well. we could be looking at a year of heightened fire danger. reporter: that not -- that is not the news we would hope for. i don't know how much dryer we can get. we are off the charts. noah has seen numbers like this. reporter: they encourage people to remove dry property -- dry material from around their property and cut their grass. liz: we were just talking about it, rain is usually not expected this time of year. we will take it. lisa: not only are we expecting rain tomorrow, but a couple of systems are lining up. it is looking good and we need it. you will notice how dry california is with the original five pressure deflecting that storm system into canada. that will change. there is a system to the west that will move in and allow for rain showers tomorrow. 45 in san ramon. closer to the bay, low 50's in oakland. mid-40's in santa rosa and 50 in pacifica. itco night but we are all looking at another sunn

liz: the las vegas community came together to mark the anniversary of the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. a sunrise ceremony was held yesterday to honor the victims and heroes of the night of october 1. that is when a gunman fired on a country music festival from the roof of a nearby hotel, killing six the. the our department will mark the anniversary of the firestorm. they will honor the 25 who died. at the firestorm destroyed 2800 homes. it will be held today on college avenue in oakland. the low rider counsel is celebrating 40 years in san francisco. how the organization is creating change in the community. here is a live look outside. we will check in with frances and what we can expect for the week ahead coming up. hi, i'm debra. i'm from colorado. i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting to feel a little foggy. just didn't feel like things were as sharp as i knew they once were. i heard about prevagen and then i started taking it about two years now. started noticing things a little sharper, a littl

reggie: celine dion is calling off her las vegas residency for now. the singer delayed suffered what was described as severe and persistent month -- muscle spasms. it was supposed to open in 2.5 weeks but now all of her shows through february have been canceled. she says she is heartbroken after working on the show for the past eight months. kumasi: look who it is. adele and her new boyfriend. they are among the celebrities spotted that the -- at the staples center. other celebrities were there, kevin hart, usher, justin bieber. on the court, the warriors surprised the lakers, beating them. they will play their hobo -- home opener against the clippers. drew: outside we go. a live look, we have this morning. we have rain falling, we have slick roadways. the storm impact scale, a level 1 light storm. take the umbrella out the door this morning. kumasi: a bay area business getting some shine. one of the top san francisco brands on the deals and steals is a perfect gift to give a loved one. reggie: a plan to lift the indoor mask mandate. the proposal comi

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local airports honolulu some sun showers 86 new york city 79 chicago 79 with showers and thunder and la looking at sunshine and upper 80s from our pier 39 camera. just a nice view chamber of commerce day areas of fog near the coast overnight hazy and warm to hot this weekend a much cooler weather is heading your way the middle of next week morning temperatures will be in the 50. and 60s afternoon highs on the hot side in the south bay 97 and gilroy 91 in san jose 87 in santa cruz on the peninsula 89 in redwood city mid-70s along the coast, you know, october brings warm beach weather 72 and daly city 83 downtown san francisco north bay temperatures low 90s from san rafael to petaluma 94 santa rosa 92 in napa. it's going to be a bit on the hazy side 85 in oakland in the east bay 88 castro valley had inland, it'll be hot and hazy i've in concord and livermore now. i want to quickly just turn your attention to next week slight chance of a couple of showers in the north bay, but it's really friday that we have a better opportunity for rain and possibly some sierra snow accuweather 7-day fore

it's been three weeks since the volcano in la pal ma erupted. it's spewing endless stream of lava. a flood of bright red lava is engulfed in the industrial park adding to the instruction more than 100 buildings. 6,000 residents have been evacuated. canariy islands officials do not expect the eruption to stop any time soon. it is flowing into the atlantic ocean which it has created 84 ackers of new land. bad situation there. but beautiful weather here. anchor: we do have to worry about the winds especially early tomorrow morning as they will increase out of the north you are argue red flag warning an also a wind advisory. could we ask for a better tend to the weekend? a leave look outside. total sunshine on a cloud to be seen. you notice the tree in the foreground, it's moving in the breeze but all in all the winds around too strong at this current moment. we're warmer today compared yesterday. 77 right now in santa rosa. 74 in san jose. 82 in concord. temperatures at or slightly above average for this time of year. here's leave doppler seven 7. quiet picture. high pressure is curre