dallas through tulsa overnight tonight. it goes through the dark, about 14 million people in the threat zone. moderate risk, tornadoes, winds, and hail. this all expands towards the north and east tomorrow, with cities like st. louis and chicago. more coming in to the west as well. >> rob, thank you. >>> now to the pandemic, and the new battles over mandates for first responders and personnel. many are still refusing to get vaccinated as those deadlines loom. and what dr. fauci is saying about where the country is heading. here's zohreen shah. >> reporter: tonight, new battle lines in the fight over vaccine mandates. los angeles' sheriff defying the mandate for all county employees, vowing not to enforce it. >> i don't want to be in a position to lose 5%, 10% of my workforce overnight on a vaccine mandate. >> reporter: in seattle, nearly 300 sworn officers could be fired if they don't submit proof of vaccination before an october 18th deadline. >> our shootings are up, our domestic violence is up, all these types of crimes

the entire southern sector of dallas, which is predominantly black and latina community, the disparities are high. heart disease, cancer, preterm birth, teen pregnancy. >> here in south dallas, cecily smith sees inequality all around here. so when it came time to open her easy access clinic, abide women's health services, she wanted it to be here. >> our little part of creating a better world and creating a better environment for the families is abide. so this is the waiting room/education space. >> her priorities life and what sees as its many forms. >> your stance on abortion isn't cut and dry. >> it's not. i sit in the gray. at first it was a very lonely place to be. it's an area where you have to do a lot of work. it's an area that you have to hold space for people that think differently than you. >> the growing fallout from that texas law banning most abortions. >> the law makes abortions illegal after six weeks of pregnancy. >> one of the most direct challenges to roe v. wade. >> the conversation around abortion is often divisive, seen by both sides as right versus wrong. >> hands

then there's steven novak, the man behind what he calls the dallas massacre. this year's display features a wood chipper fountain shooting off 3,000 gallons of fake blood per hour into a kiddie pool across the walkway. >> there is a fountain head that's connected to a water line, inch and a half hose. >> reporter: the grisly scene, corpses have prompted several police visits. when the cops realized no real crimes have been committed steven offering up a chance for the perfect season photo-op. the guts, they're made of insulation foam and paint. that busted door just a prop door in front of the real one painted black and a projector showing scenes of guests trying to escape from the inside windows. all of this from the dallas homeowner who says he doesn't even like halloween. he just likes the gore. ew, creepy. if you're in the dallas area and want to check it out expect traffic. he's been drawing big crowds. if you don't get there soon he's leaving it up through christmas, andrew, mona. >> oh, can you hear it? i could hear the excitement of his neighbors right

checking today's high temperatures, 70s from salt lake city to boston. 92 in both dallas and phoenix. 69 today in l.a. and 57 in seattle. >>> coming up, a change for 25 cents. the women who will soon appear on the quarter. >>> also ahead, why brian laundrie's father has now joined the search for his son aa florida nature preserve. the new details in the gabby petito case. >>> and the strike at kellogg's. what it could mean for some of our favorite breakfast foods. >>> back now with an expensive wedding celebration. two men set off distress flares from a boat in rhode island during their wedding party. but the coast guard thought it was a real emergency and started a search that ended up costing $100,000. the two men have now settled those charges and will pay $10,000 in fines. >>> investigators in the gabby petito murder case have returned to a nature preserve in florida as they search for petito's fiance brian laundrie. laundrie's father has been asked to join the search. his attorney says that's because the preserve is otherwise closed to the public. meanwhile, gabby's parents are r

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. >> dallas came out on top in back and forth struggles with the patriots. they had to go into overtime in foxborough. it ended on a 35-yard scoring pass. >> cd lamb finished things off by waving see you later after taking a hit from mills just after the winning score. >> a lot of shade being thrown. >> that's what it's all about. and recent football scandals got the snl treatment. >> among those, the raiders' owner announced the new head coach. >> the good news, i think we may >> the good news, i think we may have found a solution that makes everyone happy, someone even twitter can get behind. introducing our new head coach, levar burton. >> thank you very much. >> all right. suck on that, mayim bialik. >> levar went on to ask, what's a handoff? >> it's like the show that you like. the coach, the soccer coach, the football coach, the coaches soccer. ted lasso! that was a "jeopardy" question. >> rodgers still owns the bears. >>> right now on "america this morning," americans kidnapped. the race to rescue 17 missionaries kidnapped in haiti. a powerful gang no

american says a number of crews got stuck in dallas because of bad weather the past couple of days it is expecting things to improve on monday when 1800 flight attendants return from leave. for the first time we're hearing from alec baldwin about the deadly shooting on the set of his film well-oiled crew. shoot together and then horrible event. he also talks about the woman who lost her life in the investigation into the shooting also protesters use a popular streaming series to get attention. they're targeting in and out but has nothing to do with the chain's controversial stance on california's vaccine mandate, and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. we are tracking some drizzle out there first thing tomorrow morning, but a bigger storm lingers on the horizon. we'll let you know when the rain returns and the accurate the forecast. don't worry, ma. we'll be there soon. “we?!” is this “the one.” well...let's say i found the one who takes me to another level. always stays calm under pressure. most importantly... the one that helps me discover the coolest places. this sounds wonderful!

so the four of us -- ron howard, don most, ansom williams and i, went to dallas. during weekend or a break filming the show, we would go out and promote the show. we're in dallas, we're at the flagship of neiman marcus. 25,000 people show up. >> jimmy: wow. >> and they are standing between us and the limo. [ laughter ] donnie most got a little nervous. i said, don't worry. i walked to the crowd, to the edge of the crowd, and i said, "all right, look. you're not gonna touch us, you gonna part like the red sea." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: they did? >> so we're walking. as we're walking, one kid said, "oh, he's so short!" >> jimmy: what? [ laughter ] >> i turn to him and i said, hey, [ bleep ] you. [ cheers and applause ] he then said, "he's so cool." [ laughter ] but i'm telling you, it was madness. it was an amazing experience. >> jimmy: you had some unbelievable career. >> yeah. >> jimmy: yet i would imagine, even with all that you have done, being in this new movie "the french dispatch," directed by wes anderson, who hasn't made a new movie for quite some

dallas is now five and one aaron rodgers is the packers taking on the bears in chicago fourth quarter pack up three. rolls, right gonna pump fake and look at 12. he's just going to bring it down and run in to the end zone rogers. eventually. does that championship belt move and yells i own you. i still own you. at the bears fan several times. they didn't like that green bay wins 24-14. that's a five-game win streak for the packers and rogers. he's 22 and 5 in his career against chicago. yes, he does own them. wow, wnba finals candace parker and chicago the chance to close out diana taurasi and phoenix in game for chicago trail by nine with four and a half to go parker's triple. at 72 with two minutes to go fans on their feet stephanie dolson the layup gives chicago the lead for good an 11-0 run in chicago native chance. the rapper is excited the sky win 80 to 74 for their first wnba title, which was chicago natives parker's goal coming to our hometown teen mission accom. sharks top draft pick william ecklin was among five players making their nhl debut and last night's season opening

learning about these two little girls who >>> back, now, with the life-saving actions of police near dallas. their body camera video shows a vehicle burning as they pull an unconscious mant fr from the wreckage. >>> u.s. border patrol agents picked up two migrant girls wandering alone near yuma, arizona. they were carrying a note with contact information, believed to be their aunt in the u.s. a camera captured this video of a human smuggler with a girl on his back. after he was over, he left the girl alone. >>> we turn to america's classrooms and the shortage of teachers. one state is no longer requiring teachers to have a college degree, raising questions about who is at the head of the class. this morning, amid a nationwide shortage of teachers, school districts are taking drastic measures to make sure classrooms are staffed. in san francisco, one district is running so low on substitutes, that administrators and the superintendent are filling ot a ide >> reporter: florida struggling with more than 5,000 teaching positions vacant. concerns about covid and low pay are the reasons why. and

let's turn now to heisman trophy winner and espn football analyst desmond howard joining us live from dallas with a preview. hey, desmond, good morning. thanks for being here. >> hey, good morning. thanks for having me. >> absolutely. listen, it's relatively quiet there right now, but i know you're expecting a packed house. 250,000 there coming through right there today? >> yeah, it's the calm before the storm. you're exactly right. we're expecting at least 250,000 people here today. it's going to be exciting and we're going to have a fun game. we were walking around the park yesterday, and i tell you what walking around the fair and i'll tell you this -- we had some fun playing some games and eating some sweets. it's going to be a great atmosphere for "college gameday" today. >> desmond, you are now -- this is week six of college football and you're really putting the spotlight on one of the greatest rivalries. why is this such a classic match-up? >> wow, i mean i tell you what, because what makes rivalries special is like when one team is favored by a lot of points and the other team has l

. >>> next, nfl legend and "dancing with the stars" champ emmitt smith is selling his dallas mansion. >> and it comes with a special perk. the buyer will get a private dinner with emmitt himself. now, the house is selling for $2.2 million which makes a ton of sense because his jersey number was 22. >>> next the wait is over for adele fans. >> yeah. the singer dropped a tease of her first new music in six years. the single called "easy on me" is set to be released a week from friday. the black and white clip features a piano melody but does not include adele's voice. ♪ it took a few hours for the clip to rack up 13 million views online. >> it's ab be 13 million and 1 when this shift is off. >>> next grey poupon is not just a mustard anymore. >> no, the high-brow condiment brand is branching out. >> pardon me, would you have any grey poupon? >> but, of course. >> and now you can also ask for wine with your mustard. it's the white wine used in the mustard recipe, so i guess it makes sense. >>> and finally something new from wendy's. the fast food chain is turning its frosty drink into

among the hardest-hit airports, denver, baltimore, dallas, phoenix. southwest initially blamed bad weather and air traffic control. but the faa says there's been no major air traffic control issues since friday. >> all of the cancellations are southwest and none of the other frights are from other airlines. >> reporter: the cancellations sunday amounted to 29% of the airline's schedule. others including allegiant, american and spirit also canceled flights but far fewer. it's the latest major disruption for southwest, after staffing shortages fueled delays this summer. southwest pilots' union is blaming airline management for the coancellations. >>> three men are under arrest after a shooting in a bar. a woman was killed and 14 others injured. frantic 911 calls described victims inside and outside of the building. the woman who died was a 27-year-old veterinarian technici technician. >>> there's growing backlash this morning after video showed police in ohio dragging a man from his car. police are defending their actions. but the man says, he was left

. >>> next, nfl legend and "dancing with the stars" champ emmitt smith is selling his dallas mansion. >> and it comes with a special perk. the buyer will get a private dinner with emmitt himself. now, the house is selling for now, the house is selling for $2.2 million which makes a ton of sens smith's jersey num thei. the single called "easy on me" a omday. thblk anwhite clip not include adele's voice. ♪ it took a few hours for the clip to rack up 13 million views online. >> it's about to be 13 million and 1 when this shift is off. >>> next, grey poupon is not just a mustard anymore. >> no, the high-brow condiment brand is branching out. >> pardon me, would you have any grey poupon? >> but, of course. >> and now you can also ask for wine with your mustard. it's the white wine used in the mustard recipe, so i guess it makes sense. >>> and finally, something new from wendy's. the fast food chain is turning its frosty drink into a chocolate flavored cereal. >> it is promising the same chocolaty taste to hit stores in december. all right. after thanksgiving when we eat and eat and eat.

. >> if there is information to leads to the arrest of this suspect, dallas reward. please help this family out. as you can see for yourselves they're suffering. >> somebody out there knows something. please provide the police with information so we can have some justice and some closure for our family. i'm asking for the public's help in locating or providing information to where the suspect is. we miss him very much. and we want justice done for my husband. >> anyone with information can contact san jose police. in san jose, dustin dorsey, abc7 news. dan: you have like likely seen this video of an outrageous theft at a walgreens. and now walgreens said lit close that store and four others in san francisco because of retail theft. those locations goff street an hays valley, mission street and ocean avenue in lakeside and cesar chavez in the mission district and the clement store. the mayor said the number of retail robberies has slowed considerably. >> and we want to make sure that they are doing a better job strategically around their security systems to insure tha

. >> reporter: as a baby, shelley was adopted by a couple in dallas. >> did you ever look for your biological parents? >> no. >> but in 1989, little did she know norma was looking for her. shelley says she was approached by people in a van. >> and they were like, your birth mother has sent us to find you. do you know who your birth mother is? i said no. they said, well, we would like to meet with you and tell you about her. >> reporter: shelley and her adoptive mother agreed to meet them at a restaurant. >> the investigator told us that the person that she was working with was a reporter for the national enquirer. and then my mom was just like, you need to tell me right now who is this person? and that's when they told me her name was norma mccorvey, so that makes you the roe baby. >> what's your emotional state at this point? >> i'm just kind of in shock. my whole thinking is everyone is going to blame me for abortion being legal. >> have you felt like people want you to choose a side? >> oh, definitely. because even at the interview with the investigator and the national enquirer, they were

. >> severe weather on the plains is likely into wednesday morning, including places like dallas and san antonio, waking up to damaging winds and large hail. meanwhile, wednesday afternoon and night, the severe weather threat will spread its way along the gulf coast, hitting the florida panhandle by wednesday evening, with more wind and hail. we have the nor'easter to deal with here in the northeastern u.s. the wind and the rain will continue in southeastern new england, where the gusts could get up to 80 miles per hour. >>> coming up, the boy who survived a crocodile attack on vacation. >>> first, new revelations about the gun involved in the deadly shooting on the set of alec baldwin's movie. >>> later, the father and son on >>> back now with historic flooding in southern italy. at least two people are dead after a rare storm turned streets into rivers in sicily. about a foot of rain has fallen and more is on the way. >>> a big day in the alec baldwin movie set shooting investigation. officials in new mexico are holding a news conference and they now say criminal charges are possib

cancel classes yesterday, and looking at today's high temperatures, 50s in the northeast. 70 degrees in dallas. 81 in southern california. 85 in miami. >>> coming up, the queen's first public appearance since her health scare. >>> also ahead, new fallout in the nhl sexual assault scandal. the head coach now resigning. what's next in the investigation. >>> plus, the big name change at facebook. what it means for billions of users. >>> it's rather a nice medal, isn't it? >> queen elizabeth returning to work with an online appearance presenting an award to a poet. she's only doing light duties on advice of doctors. she'll send a message to world leaders in scotland instead of attending. >>> now to the sex scandal rocking the nhl. the coach of the florida panthers has resigned one day after a player claimed the coach ignored his sexual abuse claims 11 years ago. this morning, new fallout stemming from the scandal involving the chicago blackhawks. florida panthers head coach joel quenneville resigning after an investigation revealed he had knowledge of a players abuse allegation in 2010, when he wa

marcus moore tonight from dallas. >> reporter: tonight, a new salvo in the war over vaccine mandates. texas governor greg abbott issuing an executive order banning all state entities, including businesses, from requiring a vaccine from anyone who objects based on a “religious belief, or for medical reasons, including prior recovery from covid-19." but texas-based southwest and american airlines saying they will not comply with the governor's order, instead sticking with the federal requirement. >> this is a government mandate. it's a presidential order. and we're doing our best to comply with that. >> reporter: as law enforcement also works to get its rank and file vaccinated across the country, new data showing covid's toll among officers. 62% of deaths in the line of duty were from covid in the last year. and tonight, in the sports world, consequences for basketball star kyrie irving until he is vaccinated. >> there's irving, one-on-one. oh, what a fake! >> reporter: the brooklyn nets benching irving without pay until he meets a vaccination requirement to play in a new york arena.

. >> severe weather on the plains is likely into wednesday morning, including places like dallas and san antonio, waking up to damaging winds and large hail. meanwhile, wednesday afternoon and night, the severe weather threat will spread its way along the gulf coast, hitting the flannd b wednesday evening, with more wind and hail. we have the nor'easter to deal with here in the northeastern u.s. the wind and the rain will continue in southeastern new england, where the gusts could get up to 80 miles per hour. >>> coming up, the boy who survived a crocodile attack on vacation. >>> first, new revelations about the gun involved in the deadly shooting on the set of alec baldwin's movie. >>> later, the father and son on opposite sides o the field of the world series. good morning! maria! getting that fiber in. nice! ah, the miller's. rising and shining! that's a bright idea. with high fiber and plump juicy raisins kellogg's raisin bran gives any day a sunny start. plump juicy raisins kellogg's raisin bran when they're sick, they get comfortable anywhere and spread germs everywhere. nothin

the biggest problem spots are dallas and charlotte. around 300 flights were delayed. the airline has already canceled flights for today. it is expecting things to improve tomorrow when 1800 flight attendants return from leave. animal rights activists gathered outside the in and out restaurant. inspired by squid game, they took a creative approach to get there point across. they kicked off the protest with a game of red light green light. they also created a giant version of the doll from the show. protesters want to an end to factory farms in california. some of my colleagues spent time at a food bank. volunteers packed grocery bags that will be delivered to bay area homes. >> we have increased our qualifications to serve a variety of households, including those with young children. >> being able to provide them with a service they may otherwise not have had. >> the food bank is looking for more volunteers as we head into the holidays. children who have to spend their holiday in the hospital got a spooktacular treat. this event allows kids undergoing medical care to e

moderate risk of flash flooding from the rio grande through dallas and oklahoma. the next 36 hours will be wet before it all moves east. whit? >> rob, thank you. >>> we move to the breaking news from overseas. a horrific scene in oslo, norway. a deadly bow and arrow attack. five people killed, two injured. james longman joins us from london. james, you're getting new information about how this attack was carried out. >> reporter: yeah, that's right, whit. tonight, the suspect is under arrest after this horrific attack that took place south of the norwegian capital, oslo. investigators say this man walked around firing a bow and arrow at people seemingly randomly. he killed five and wounded two others. among those impacted was an off-duty police officer. authorities intercepted him 20 minutes after learning of the rampage. they called it a confrontation with police officers. investigators say they believe this man did act alone. the acting prime minister says it was gruesome but it's too early to speculate on a motive. officials are asking anyone impacted by all th

. >> what we're seeing here at dallas love field airport is basically a domino effect from the weekend. >> reporter: fabricia's teenage daughter is trying to get from houston to miami to see her neurosurgeon. she has a mass on her brain. >> they did not handle it properly. they have no answers for you. they tell you that nothing we can do. >> reporter: since saturday, southwest airlines has canceled more than 2,200 flights, blaming the multiday mess on air traffic control issues and bad weather. today, adding, other external constraints. but the faa firing back, saying no faa air traffic staffing shortages have been reported since friday and that the issues some airlines are seeing are due to "aircraft and crews being out of place." we spoke with the head of the southwest pilots union, who says this is not a fight between the union and the company. this is because of bad staffing. >> until the company makes some changes in how they're doing business internally and scheduling our pilots, we're going to continue to see the problem. >> reporter: so, david, what can these passengers now ex

authorities racing to the scene in arlington, texas, outside dallas. this time, at timberview high school. the gun fire ringing out early this morning. one of the victims shot, a young english teacher, he is 25 years old. tonight, he is a hospital. a 15-year-old in the hospital, too, who had been in critical condition, now recovering in the icu. word of an active shooter reaching police just after 9:00 this morning. armed officers running inside. the suspect quickly identified as an 18-year-old student in the school, fleeing in a car, triggering a massive hunt. and a warning that he was armed an dangerous. students and teachers barricading themselves with doors, the chairs and desks. and behind those doors, huddling there in the dark. outside, a massive law enforcement response. securing the school, getting the injured medical help. law enforcement rushing to his home nearby. they did not find him there. tonight, after searching for hours, the gunman turning himself in and what we've now learned. abc's marcus moore leading us off here from texas tonigh

dallas-based southwest says it expects to take a $100 million hit in the fourth quarter. the lingering effects of the delta variant to surge have left many people leery about travel. >> let's talk about your weekend. there is no reason for you to stay inside the house even with the weather. >> really? i like to be inside the house on a rainy day. >> the alame the alame off this weekend. live concerts are back at ed :00 p.m. nightly. favorites like pig races will be returning and so will all that fried, cheesy food. the fare is operating under 20 safety protocols and will have tohl hand. -- will have touchless payment options on hand. every walk to end alzheimer's is filled with flowers, carried by someone dedicated to defeating the disease. how about winding down your weekend with some beethoven? the san francisco civic music association is presenting its first free concert of the 2021-2022 season. >> that is not all that is going on this weekend. on the front page of our website, we put together a list of events going on this weekend in the bay area. >> shout out to all

gun fire inside a dallas high school. i was terrified. >> students locking themselves in classrooms. four people wounded. the teen suspect now in custody. >>> new overnight, the first video of the damaged pipeline blamed for the oil spill disaster off california. the coast guard investigation under way right now. >>> covid crack down. one of america's biggest cities announcing one of the toughest vaccine mandates affecting anyone going to bars, restaurants or the gym and the new warning from the head of the cdc that the u.s. is at risk of a severe flu season. >>> new twist in that south carolina double murder mystery. alex murdaugh whose wife and son were killed in june allegedly funneling millions of dollars from a wrongful death settlement to himself. now also being sued for allegedly stealing from his law firm. >>> the first trial in the "varsity blues" college admissions scandal heading to the jury. this morning the audio recorded as part of the investigation between ringleader rick singer and the two millionaire pare

gun fire inside a dallas high school. i was terrified. >> students locking themselves in classrooms. four people wounded. the teen suspect now in custody. >>> new overnight, the first video of the damaged pipeline blamed for the oil spill disaster off california.

dallas, and dak prescott, pulling out a win in overtime. ♪ we are champions ♪ >>> and the windy city wins. >> mission accomplished. the chicago sky are wnba champions. >> the soldout crowd hyped for the chance at a comeback. candace parking coming home and leading her hometown to take the title. the champ, the mom, embracing her daughter on the court and the sky on cloud nine. >>> good morning again to our west coast viewers. thank you for starting the week with us. >> we want to get right to breaking news for our viewers in the west. colin powell has passed away due to complications from covid-19. he was fully vaccinated. the powell family thanked the staff at walter reed writing we have lost a remarkable loving husband, father, grandfather and great american. let's look at powell's amazing career. a stateman and soldier. he was the first black secretary of state and the youngest chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. he advised four presidents, achieved fame for the victory in the persian gulf. he was a reluctant warrior. always at home with the powerful and the ordinary. >> i'm a

dallas-based southwest says it expects to take a $100 million hit in the fourth quarter. southwest believes the lingering effect of the delta variant search have left people leery about air travel. reggie: if you are looking for a seasonal job, nordstrom and nordstrom rack in san francisco are hosting hiring events. it is looking for people to help your there is a sign-on bonus of up to $650. if you can work overnight, you get paid even more. if you are interested, you can stop by any nordstrom or nordstrom rack in the city from 11:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. you could also apply online. lisa: we have a soggy start of the day. a level 1 system that will move out by lunchtime or sooner. livermore, 580, it is a soggy start for you. give yourself extra time if you are out toward discovery bay. toward the peninsula and the south bay, it is wet toward saratoga. more wet weather in san francisco. we are looking for the system to move out around the bay area by 9:00. kumasi: coming up at 6:00, all of that rain could cause problems for your morning commute. reggie: plus, the deadly s

we've got a drone's eye view of where it's happening, the cotton bowl stadium in dallas. will reeve is there. hey, will. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia. the cotton bowl is one of the crown jewels of the state fair of texas which is an extravaganza of games and rides and deeply fried foods, and it's the site of the biggest rivalry perhaps certainly in this area maybe in all of college football. oklahoma/texas, they meet tomorrow for the 117th time. it's football fandemonium, red river showdown between storied rivals texas and oklahoma. it's a spectacle oklahoma student body president tavana farzaneh and vice president alex cherish each year. >> everybody is just filled with pride. >> reporter: the student leaders and best friends persevered the past few years despite covid, even running virtually for office. >> it really helped us connect with the campus and jumping from zoom to zoom with so many different groups and organizations. >> reporter: down in austin school spirit is big at the university of texas. >> we're a football school and so just being able to be in the

worth based american airlines and dallas based southwest airlines refusing to follow the governor's order. american saying, we believe the federal vaccine mandate supersedes any conflicting state laws and this does not change anything for american. southwest adding, we would be expected to comply with the president's order to remain compliant as a federal contractor. >>> officials now turning their focus to vaccines for kids. the white house telling governors to be prepared to vaccinate elementary age kids in early november in anticipation of the fda's green light. >>> as for the future of boosters, the fda has reviewed moderna's application for the extra dose but they have not taken a position. right now there may not be sufficient data to support the extra doses but the fda is scheduled to meet this thursday and friday to talk about boosters for moderna and johnson & johnson. >> stephanie, who do we expect to be eligible for those booster shots? >> reporter: well, once those boosters are approved, robin, the same group that is eligible to take pfizer's third dose will be able to take th

customers in two dallas suburbs will be able to order from walgreens or other participating stores and a drone will drop it off in two -- within 10 minutes. reggie: royal caribbean is announcing the mother of all cruises. how does 270 -- 274 nights on a ship sound? that is what the company has planned in 2020 three, calling the itinerary the longest and most comprehensive -- 2023 calling the itinerary the longest and most comprehensive world cruise out there. rates start at $61,000 per person not including taxes and fees for an inside room. the company is selling shorter cruise segments separately in case you are not able to enjoy all 274 days on board. i looked at it more. it is on one of the older ships. you have to make sure you are hitting the gym too. because, the pounds will pack on really quick. kumasi: kumasi: i guess it's one of those things where you go and give in to the experience. reggie: look at this new cup i got. hillary, one of our viewers, send this to me. what a gorgeous thing. k that is so cute. --kumasi: that is so cute. reggie: my beloved light dog woodstock. now,

american says a number of crews got stuck in dallas because of bad weather the past couple days. it is exciting things to improve tomorrow, when 1800 flight attendants return from leave. animal-rights activists gathered outside the in and out in san francisco. inspired by "squid game," protesters took a creative approach to get their point across. ♪ they kicked off the protest with a game of red light, green light. they also created a giant version of the doll from their show. protesters are accusing in and out from continuing to get beef supply from a processing facility accused of killing cows inhumanely. some of my abc7 colleagues spent time volunteering at the san francisco food parent -- food bank. volunteers packed archery bags that will be delivered to 9000 bay area homes. >> with just our home delivery program, we increased our qualifications to serve a variety of individuals, including families with young children, anyone who may have a challenge heading to one of our pop-ups, or heading to a grocery store at 11:00 a.m., and being able to provide them with a service th

baltimore, dallas, and phoenix. southwest initially blamed bad weather and air traffic control. but, the faa says there have been no major air traffic control issues since friday. >> all of the cancellations are southwest and none of the other flights are from other airlines. >> the southwest cancellations sunday amounted to around 29% of the airline's schedule. others, including allegiant, american, and spirit also canceled flights, but far fewer. it is the latest major disruption for southwest, after stepping shortages fueled delays this summer. southwest's pilots union is blaming airline management for the cancellations. reggie: this morning, there is growing concern over the impact of covid vexing mandates on first responders and military personnel. many members are refusing to get vaccinated as deadlines loom. los angeles -- the los angeles sheriff says he will not be enforcing the requirement that all los angeles county employees get their shots. >> i don't want to be in position to lose 10% of my work fees -- workforce overnight. reggie: in seattle, nearly 300 officers co

dallas slight chance of third. let's check out the winds. hour by hour tonight over 35 miles an hour along the coast over the higher terrain. as we go into tomorrow, they back off a bit, but still on the gusty side tomorrow morning. if you have early plans you will want to make sure to get to where you need to go. 8:00 tonight. some heavy downpours. the north bay is getting the steady rain some scattered showers from san francisco into the east bay. by midnight we're starting to see the red line moving into much of the east bay and the san francisco peninsulaful light showers is all we're expecting. not a lot tomorrow. but those showers will continue to come in in waves tomorrow afternoon and evening so don't get rid of the umbrellas because you'll need them. rainfall totals anywhere from about 1500 of an inch in the southern end of our viewing area to about 3/4 of an inch the green indicating over an inch of rain in the wettest north bay locations. tomorrow morning windy and over the coast over the higher terrain. temperatures in the 40's.

the dallas-based carrier says weather problems in florida friday caused a domino effect through the weekend. gary kelly is on gma debunking rumors it had to do with an employee vaccine mandate. here is his stance. >> the vaccine man's day -- vaccine mandate is controversial, not anything that i wish for our company. this is a government mandate, a presidential order, and we are doing our best to comply with that. according to the deadlines that have been set. we are not going to fire any employees over this. we are urging all of our employees to get vaccinated if they can get vaccinated. we are urging them to seek an accommodation. >> it's a much different stance than how united airlines is approaching its vaccine mandate are all u.s.-based employees. the chicago-based carrier said earlier this month it was preparing to fire hundreds of workers who refused to get vaccinated. >> thank you. >> thank you. [cheering] [laughter] >> they are happy. they are waking up in san francisco this morning. this was the warm welcome when they first boarded the ship in los angeles. it is the first cruiseshi

it was at timber view high school in arlington, outside of dallas. a fight broke out in the classroom and that's when the shooting started. one student told abc news his class heard a cry for help. >> she out for help about two or three times. by the third time, i teacher went out to go help. not more than three seconds later, i heard six gunshots. thn our classroom who went to the back. me into other people went to the door it held the door to make sure nobly came in. reggie: the suspects family said he was trying to protect himself or bullying. he left from the school and eventually turned himself in. all of the victims are expected to be ok. kumasi: san mateo kenney will open the event center today to administer pfizer boozer charts -- booster shots. right now, there are four dates for this clinic. today, tomorrow, and tuesday and wednesday of next week. appointments are not required, but you do have to be eligible for a easter shot. if to be six to five years old or up, you have to have received your pfizer shot at least six month ago, have under

the dallas-based carrier says weather problems in florida friday caused a domino effect through the weekend. airline ceo gary kelly was on gma debunking rumors that had to do with an employee vaccine mandate. here is his stance on that. gary: the mandate obviously is controversial and it is not anything that i wish for our company. this is a government mandate. it is a presidential order. we are doing our best to comply with that according to the deadlines that have been set. we are not going to fire any employees over this. we urge all of our employees to get vaccinated. if they cannot, we urge them to seek an accommodation. karen: it is a much different stance than how united airlines is approaching its vaccine mandate for all u.s.-based employees. the chicago-based carrier said it was preparing to fire hundreds of workers who refused to get vaccinated. larry: our new show and new beginning for san francisco's -- home to beach blanket babylon for 45 years. the 108-year-old leader has remained dark during the pandemic but tonight, embry opens with a show called "dear san fra described as a

marcus moore is live in dallas with more. marcus, this is what we were all hoping for. >> reporter: gio, good morning. prayers were answered, people across the country are feeling that sense of relief. but no one more so than christopher's mother. reunited. after a landowner went searching on saturday. this texas family is finally reunited. >> the child was found alive. he's alive. he's thirsty. he is with his mother and is going to the hospital. >> praise the lord. >> yes, sir, yes, sir. >> reporter: it's been five days since authorities say that 3-year-old christopher ramirez vanished while chasing a dog into the woods. officials say that the dog returned but christopher did not. rescue crews and volunteers, by ground, air and water, now christopher is safe. >> we really put our heart and soul that he was out in these woods. it's heart wrenching to know that if a child is out there the urgency to find him really pulls on everybody's heartstrings. >> reporter: an unnamed local home owner heard of christopher's disappearance

i think that is derek's oldest son dallas who not surprisingly. that's a pretty good arm on him drilled pops in the thigh at one point. don't hurt him. i'm sure mom loves them playing ball in the house. the house his house house housee square feet. why are we playing inside the house? you got a whole neighborhood there because a strollfast and square feet right also, the braves in game three of the world series in the bottom of the fourth leading the astros one, i think dan. did you play ball in the house? well, your mother said daniel yes, she did say daniel. stop that right now. usually it was a nerf ball but not always, but thanks larry. yeah. thanks. alright coming up tonight on abc 7 at 8:00. it is shark. and that is followed by 2020 at 9 tonight's episode is about what you don't know about gabby petito's last days and then of course don't miss abc 7 news at 11. finally tonight a few thoughts about what really matters political leaders scientists and environmentalists are gathering in glasgow scotland for arguably the most important topic of

meanwhile, american airlines is also testing similar technology over in dallas so it does look like this could be the future of air travel in america. guys. >> that is something. >> it really is. >> thank you, gio. >>> coming up, holiday bargains could be tough to find. this morning we'll tell you what you should and shouldn't buy. >>> also, court is in session. judge judy is back with a brand-new show and sharing her secrets to success. >>> and drew barrymore and pilar valdes are teaming up for a new cookbook called "rebel homemaker." they are live in times square. we'll be right back. ♪ when i find my love, i'll bring it on home ♪ ♪ rich, indulgent chocolate with a luscious caramel filling. with love from san francisco. ghirardelli caramel squares. makes life a bite better. hey, uh, i didn't order any pizza. jake from state farm... after you saved me so much dough on insurance with that "parker promo” i devised a promo for you. here's the deal parker, state farm offers everyone surprisingly great rates. yeh, right. pepperoni pocketz, atomic brownie, cuckoo crustiez... there's n

. >> i love dallas. i love emmett smith, just not after they beat us. >> do we have it now? there we go. yeah. see there, michael. it's her birthday. it was really sweet because everybody gets to know each other and start singing happy birthday. i said, do you know anybody? she said, no. that's the bond out there. >> that is very sweet. >>> following a lot of headlines including a wildfire in the west fueled by wind and it is growing fast from 50 acres to nearly 4,000 in just hours. >>> also right now the texas governor to ban vaccine mandates. the governor has said the covid-19 vaccine is safe, effective and our best defense against the virus but says it should remain voluntary and never forced. much more on the pandemic and boosters coming up in our next hour. >>> also the coroner will host a press conference for a ruling on gabby petito's autopsy. the 22-year-old's body was discovered last montana camping area near grand teton national park. her boyfriend, brian laundrie, still missing. >>> "jeopardy!" crowning a new champion. the second longest winning streak in show his

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