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crossed that finish line realizing her dreams. >> you have more in you. we can rise back up when life knocks us down. >> bravo. just incredible. don’t miss “good morning america”’s anniversary celebration. first thing tomorrow november 1st. folks are losing that benefit. >> right now on abc seven news crisis mode marin county plans to take action as snap recipients lose their federal funding. a dia d festival takes on special significance this year in the east bay. plus, changes are coming to sfo. what you need to know before your next flight. >> always live abc seven news starts right now.

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>> a very promising sign for snap recipients. president trump today, responding to a judge’s order to use emergency funding for the benefits. and there are new local efforts to help keep food on the tables of the half a million people right here in the bay area who are on food assistance. thank you so much for joining us. i’m frances wang. treasury secretary scott bessent today said federal food assistance could be restored by wednesday. >> president trump just freaked out that he’s very anxious to get this done. and it’s got to go through the courts. the courts keep jamming up things. democrats are in the middle of a civil war, and they should just open the government. that is the easiest way to do this. >> two federal judges on friday ruled that the government must pay for snap federal food assistance using emergency reserves. the president now says he’s waiting for legal direction by the court before releasing that funding. the next vote on the government shutdown could come tomorrow when the senate reconvenes. abc news senior white house correspondent selena wang with a look at where things stand

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right now. >> the usda says nearly 42 million americans get snap food assistance each month, and could possibly lose that government funded assistance. president trump said he’s instructed government attorneys to find a legal path to restore snap funding, but he acknowledges benefits will be delayed. senator tim kaine on this week. >> let’s find a path to a fix. and let’s also have president trump finally engage in the negotiation and guarantee that a deal is a deal. >> democrats remain firm for an extension of affordable health care tax credits to keep health care costs for roughly 20 million americans from rising. open enrollment began this weekend. virginia resident beth dryer, who relies on that subsidy, says her monthly premium jumped from $80 to $425. >> this is more than quadrupled in cost for me, so it’s just straight out. there’s no way i would be able to afford this next year. >> meantime, thousands of air traffic controllers have been working without pay for weeks.

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in new york, the faa says nearly 80% have called out feeling stress and fatigue. staffing shortages have triggered delays across the country. transportation secretary sean duffy warning of a level of risk and says that safety is his department’s priority. >> we will delay. we will cancel any flight across the national airspace to make sure people are safe. >> it comes as a new abc news washington ipsos poll finds a majority of americans think the country is headed in the wronge direction. about two thirds say the u.s. is pretty seriously off on the wrong track, while just under a third believe things are moving in the right direction. selina wang, abc news, new york. >> a number of bay area restaurants are offering specials to families who receive snap benefits. some of them are tony and alba’s pizza and pasta in san jose. they’re offering free meals to kids and a 25% discount to parents at shrimpin ain’t easy. also in san jose, children can get a free burrito and a drink

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throughout the month of november in san francisco, rusty ladle is offering soup or a hot dog to children, plus 25% off certain items for parents. and in oakland, monster is giving free food to children and a discount to parents as well. og tacos, which is in concord and antioch. they’re offering tacos with up to three meals per family. the bay area is really stepping up to help those who are now facing this food insecurity. today, local farmers markets mobilized to assist families who snap benefits have run dry. abc seven news reporter cornell barnard says a north bay county could approve emergency funds to help thousands pay for food. >> hundreds are shopping at the marin civic center sunday farmers market, and this week, the need for food has never been greater as snap benefits are running out for thousands. >> we’re here to help. and we have. we have enough, so we should share it when we can. >> alex tishman, owner of fire swamp provisions, is

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offering his fresh baked goods to any family in need. >> it’s on us, you know, it’s an honor system. just tell us how many people you need to feed. you know, we’ll give you whatever we can. >> straus family creamery is also stepping up. >> strauss has decided to offer 50% off on all of our products to our ebt and snap customers. they just need to show their card. >> nonprofit agricultural institute of marin, which operates nine certified farmers markets across the bay area, has established this emergency fund to help about 1200 households get free produce from its market vendors in. chandra johnson is stressed about her family’s benefits running out, but she appreciates all the community help. >> it’s a two way street. it’s a two way street. we all have to support one another. >> marin county supervisors are set to vote next week on $800,000 in emergency funding to help local food banks get the supplies they need to support families in crisis. >> there are thousands that are in need. yes, when all this gets sorted out a federal level,

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those funds will come back and get replenished to those holders. but uh- money in the future is not going to help. you know, where’s my next meal coming from today or tomorrow? >> and contra costa county leaders could vote tuesday to use $20 million in emergency funds for grocery debit cards to help more than 100,000 snap recipients buy food. >> they would pick them up at our social service offices throughout the county and use them to continue shopping and feeding their families. >> cornell, bernard abc seven news. >> we are taking a deeper dive into snap benefits, including which counties are the most affected and have the most recipients. you can go to abc seven news.com to learn more. now to these new developments in a saturday morning apartment fire in redwood city. the fire happened on the 1300 block of marshall street and damaged three apartments there. all the residents were evacuated and no one was hurt. investigators are now saying the fire may have

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been intentionally set and arrested a suspect yesterday evening. they haven’t released any information yet on the cause of the fire or a possible motive. in the east bay, the 30th annual oakland dia de los muertos festival took on a special significance this year. thousands of people turned out for this event in the fruitvale neighborhood. there was music, traditional altars, arts and crafts, food and lowriders on display. this year’s theme translated to quote we’re here and we’re not leaving. festival organizers said the theme reflects resilience, unity and cultural pride. >> with everything going on right now, i feel great to be out here. feel safe to be out here is to be proud of my heritage and my culture and respect the living and the dead. >> this oakland festival was inducted into the u.s. library of congress local legacies project by mayor barbara lee. and the day of the dead processions are happening tonight in san francisco’s mission district. aztec leaders are going to be leading people through the neighborhood. this

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event will have musicians, artists, vendors selling their handmade crafts. the first procession starts tonight at seven, the second at eight. both begin at 22nd and bryant streets and will move down 24th to mission street in the south bay. a crackdown on new smoke shops and tobacco businesses is expected to advance this week. the san jose city council is set to consider a measure on tuesday that would halt for up to two years any new licenses for local tobacco businesses. that includes retailers, smoke shops and smoke lounges. supporters of this moratorium say in addition, health risks from tobacco. some local shops have become avenues for the sale of illegal drugs. well, you may get rerouted a bit the next time you’re at san francisco international airport starting this tuesday. sections of terminal three at sfo will close for renovations until 2027. here’s what’s closing the terminal three airtrain station. the departure level curve from doors six through 13, and the

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united ticket counters on the west end. passengers should use airtrain station two instead. for drop off, you can go to terminal two or the arrival level of terminal three for check in. if you’re departing from gates d and e, you’re asked to go to terminal two. f gates will soon depart from terminal three again. all of these changes are set to begin on tuesday, so keep that in mind. people in the east bay stood up against all forms of violence. today, activists are raising the voice of the sudanese community right here in northern california as they speak out against the conflict in sudan and the end of the road for an ambitious electric bicycle incentive program here in california. >> much cooler tomorrow for everybody. and then get ready for a wet and wild wednesday. i’ll let you know

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today, rallying in solidarity with those affected by the ongoing civil war in sudan. the conflict pits sudan’s national army against a powerful paramilitary group, each backed by foreign governments. >> we’re here to raise awareness, to tell people, to tell their congressmen, tell

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the u.s. to end their arms sales to the uae for backing the rsf and turkey for for backing the sudanese armed forces, because this proxy war happening between foreign powers, between these two powers are hurting nothing but the civilians. >> more than 150,000 people have been killed, while over 12 million have been displaced. the united nations now calls sudan the world’s largest humanitarian crisis. a fire in a general store in northern mexico has killed at least 23 people, according to the state’s governor. that fire happened outside the capital of sonora in hermosillo. 11 others were hurt and now are being treated at hospitals across the area. and the fire happened during dia de los muertos, a sacred time in mexico when families honor loved ones who have passed. officials say the fire wasn’t caused by arson or any intentional act of violence, but they still have not released further details. mexico’s president has ordered federal support for the victims families. back in our area,

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we’re following this story. the state pulling the plug on a program aimed at getting more people on e-bikes. the california e-bike incentive program offered vouchers for up to $2,000 for eligible riders. however, the program was plagued with problems, including people having issues signing up for it online. the california air resources board blamed the closure on budget constraints. it’s now moving $18 million of funding from this program to an electric vehicle one. well, what a difference an hour can make. are you feeling the change of daylight saving time? stanford researchers have a look at how it really affects us. and taking a live look outside. it is about 15 minutes after 6:00 and it is already dark out there. we’ll check in with frances glawson on when we can expect some rain. >> coming up. in sports, the 40 niners look to return to their winning ways and take a trip to the big apple to take on the new york

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big news. i’m bringing back my bigger drink cups. and lowering my prices too. so this old menu board’s gotta go. [humming sound] that’s right. bigger drinks and lower prices. welcome to jack in the box! daylight saving time could actually be unhealthy. they say that changing the clocks twice a year disrupts circadian rhythms, which could lead to higher rates of stroke and

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obesity. the team found that from a circadian perspective, the biannual shift from standard time to daylight saving time was the worst. scientists say that permanent standard time would actually be the most beneficial. abc news anchor robin roberts sat down with former first lady michelle obama, and they spoke about her experience in the public eye. >> every first lady faces the kind of scrutiny every woman in the public eye faces a certain level of scrutiny because of her physical appearance. i mean, we live in a culture, sadly, where, you know, if somebody wants to go after a woman, the first thing they do is go after our looks, our size, our physical being as a way to, you know, make us feel small to keep us in place. >> michelle obama, the style, the power, the look. a conversation with robert robin roberts special edition of 2020 airs tonight here on abc seven. coming up at 8:00. it will also stream starting tomorrow on

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disney+ and hulu. and you may have watched abc seven. s spencer christian during his days on good morning america. tomorrow, he returns to gma as abc celebrates the program’s 50th anniversary. you can watch tomorrow morning right here on abc seven from 7 to 9:00. well, i know francis and i are both so excited because we love working with spencer. he’s probably on his way to new york right now and hopefully getting rest with that time change. >> yeah, definitely. we could all use extra rest. i’ve worked with spencer over 20 years. he is lovely and gracious, and i love working with him and even having him as a friend. here’s a look at live doppler seven. it is clear right now and you notice we had such a gorgeous day with lots of sunshine. temperatures really warmed up. right now we’re in the 60s and 70s. things are really going to change tomorrow. it’s going to start off chillier with temperatures dropping into the upper 40s. we could see some dense, patchy fog develop, especially in the north bay. santa rosa only 47 and low 50s

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around the rest of the bay area. and then tomorrow afternoon, temperatures are going to drop by as much as ten degrees compared to what we experienced today. in fact, you’ll notice in santa rosa 69 for tomorrow. today they hit 81. also one of the warmest spots was livermore 81 today and tomorrow 73 and san rafael was 81. tomorrow will be 70. san francisco closer to average at 64. still comfortable, though, in san jose at 73 degrees. so we have some changes on the way. we’ll notice increasing clouds on tuesday as a storm moves through, so tuesday night we could get a chance of rain. wednesday morning looks to be the toughest and the messiest for the commute right now. we could see some more moderate rainfall in parts of the north bay, and then it sweeps through the rest of the bay area, also getting some light rain during the evening commute. rainfall amounts have changed since yesterday, and that’s why i downgraded the level two storm to a level one. but it could

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change again. we’re expecting over half an inch of rain in the north bay, maybe even more than an inch in ukiah, and less than half an inch elsewhere, maybe even only a quarter of an inch in some spots. so we’ll keep you posted on this, but what’s actually going to be more of a concern are the winds. they will start to really pick up tuesday night, and they will be blustery on wednesday morning, 7:00 notice many areas, especially in the north bay and along the coast, could be near 40 miles an hour or above, so the winds will be a concern. tuesday night into wednesday. there could be a wind advisory. here’s the accuweather seven day forecast. so goodbye summer weather and get the sweater weather ready because it will be sharply cooler monday tuesday with those clouds wet, windy and chilly on wednesday and then partly cloudy towards the end of the week, and then maybe even another slight chance of rain on sunday. >> the san francisco 49 ers have been plagued by injury.

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just as bad this year as last. and after deflating loss to the texans last week, they look to bounce back against new york and regain some of that momentum. brock purdy out again. mac jones making his seventh start of the season. pick it up in the first quarter. giants drive all the way down the field on their opening drive. jaxson dart finds theo johnson, who powers his way into the end zone to give the giants the lead, but the niners respond. jones finds christian mccaffrey all by himself in the end zone. you can’t leave him that open. we’re all tied up at seven. niners get the ball back. and this time it’s juwan jennings. he takes the pass from jones. dives on the pylon to give the niners the lead. mac finished the first half a perfect 14 of 14. to the fourth quarter brian robinson jr finds the end zone after breaking a tackle. his first touchdown of the season puts the niners up 27 to 10. giants score but san francisco responds. mccaffrey powers into the end zone to finish the

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drive with the big td, and puts the niners up 3417. and with that touchdown, mccaffrey breaks the all time record with his 16th career game with a rushing and receiving touchdown 49 ers win 3424 and advance to six and three this season. >> this is a big big one for us. and we talked about it yesterday after practice. you know just talking to the team like this is a big one. having played five years in the nfl now. and you really have to look at this game as like a playoff game almost. and i feel like we answered the bell there. like i said all one of 33. that’s what we talk about and everyone’s got to be on the same page. so we definitely answered the bell. but the challenge is don’t be complacent. and we got to do it again next week. so that’s that’s the goal. >> how about a contender for the game of the year in cincinnati bears? bengals charlie jones returns the opening kickoff all the way for the touchdown. this would certainly set the tone early. five minutes to go in the game.

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check out dj moore takes the end around straight to the house. bengals challenge for a fumble, but the touchdown was upheld after replay review bears up 4127, but the bengals come roaring back first a touchdown to noah fant to bring them within a score. then check this out. they recover the onside kick. then they’re going to take the lead in the final minute with a touchdown pass to andre yeshivas. but the bears they would have one final chance and it is all they need. they connect right here 55 yards from caleb williams to colston loveland bears win in a shootout 4742. what a game. raiders hosting the jaguars second quarter, no score. napa native brock bowers makes an incredible one handed touchdown grab. oh yeah, that was nice. but how about this at the end of the half. jags kicker cam

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little nails a 68 yard field goal. that’s a new nfl record. then in the final seconds little ties the game with another field goal to send things into ot. jacksonville would score with their possession and trevor lawrence reaches across the goal line on fourth down. makes it look way too easy. raiders get the ball and geno smith finds bowers for a touchdown. but instead of going for the tie, the raiders are going to go for two for the win. but the ball is batted down incomplete. jaguars win 30 to 29 in overtime. just a reminder abc seven is your home for monday night football. the dallas cowboys host the arizona cardinals tomorrow night. coverage begins at 5:00. kickoff at 515. final whistle is followed immediately by after the game. stay with

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a true story of survival. a man who went missing for 20 days in the mountains of fresno. now resting and recovering. the sheriff’s office says a group of hunters found ron daly yesterday after a massive search throughout this community. things were really getting dire as the 65 year old did not have his medication. >> he lost his phone. he lost his truck. i don’t even know what that means. i said, i don’t care. i ran out of gas. i lost my truck. i said, i don’t care about your truck. i just i’m so glad to hear your voice. >> his family says they’re now focused on his health. he had gone hunting in what was meant to be just a day trip. we’re glad he is home and safe. that’s it for abc seven news at six. for sarah hodges and francis glawson, i’m francis wang, and we’ll see you back here tonight at 11.

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