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good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm carolyn tyler. all ten fleet ships along the waterfront are now open for tours and there will be crowds. later today, tens of thousands of people will line up to watch the fleet week air show starring the navy's blue angels.

yesterday was their first performance since 2008 after bad weather prevented last year's show. amy hollyfield reports. >> blue angel fans have waited two years for the performance they couldn't fly last year because of the fog but this year the weather was perfect. as they twirled the crowd seemed more than satisfied about the show. >> i'm so excited about the blue angels. >> some of the youngest didn't appreciate the noise but many of the elders think it's important for them to be here. >> to bring the kids to see all the military put on the show. >> the blue angels is the grand finale. huge crowd at pier 39 to meet the blue angels. >> they are great. they are outstanding men there. good guys.

[ applause ] >> they were clamoring to meet the pilots. >> some people never grow up. i think it's the allure of aviation. to make nationwide and we all enjoyed it. >> it's not just about activities at the waterfront. the first division marine band played a concert at huntington park. senator dianne feinstein sat on the front row. the idea is to bring it into the neighborhoods of san francisco. >> this really puts you in contact with some of the people in the armed services and you get to pressure another side of the whole picture. >> the air show continues with fireworks capping off a full day of entertainment that was fun for participants and performers. >> you can't fly a prettier

place than san francisco, it's an amazing place to fly. >> organizers wanted -- you see impressive ships along the embarcadero. there are ten of them this year. last year there was only one. we have the fleet week schedule on our website and a video of yesterday's blue angels performance. bottom are at www.abc7.com. the weather is looking fine for those activity and everything else around the bay. let's check in with lisa argen. >> we do have fog here. take a look from mount tam a very shallow layer across the bay and it will burn back. here is the deal. we are looking at the fog from san francisco on south down through the monterey bay just until about 10:00 or 11:00 hour. it stays right at the shoreline you are going to see another day

getting quite warm in the inland valleys. if you are headed downtown sunny skies with temperatures in the lower 70s a lot like yesterday, a few high clouds but we have a fire weather watch in effect for tomorrow nate through wednesday. >> thank you lisa. >> this morning santa clara county fire investigators are back at the scene of a fire that destroyed a radio station. that fire started around 5:00 in the afternoon and it also burned five acres. it wasn't fully controlled until after 1:00 this morning. cleanup crews to see what is left of a transformer building lease today asian lands station. smoke didn't contaminate the food because the production area is tightly controlled.

>> there was another under ground pg&e explosion in the financial district yesterday afternoon. the impact launching a 100 pound manhole cover into the air. around 4:00 on sacramento street. no one was injured. a bartender at the time says his customers bolted out of the bar thinking was an earthquake. >> the lights started flashing on and off. the place filled with smoke. boom, it was like a kaboom windows breaking and cars screeching. >> fire and smoke shot out of another manhole nearby. pg&e will only say that an underground cable failed. this is the third one this year. just last month there was underground fire at sutter and montgomery caused by a failed cable. >> today is the first world

homeless day. they will mark the situation with a rally. they will lead a march to a downtown property and they will occupy on the vacant house on behalf of homeless families. they say 6,000 people in san francisco are homeless and similar events are planned all over the world today. >> mayor gavin newsom kicked off a campaign. he wants them to approve the sit line measure. proper "l" would ban lying down on city sidewalks. >> there is nothing compassionate about stepping someone over the sidewalk. there is nothing compassionate about walking by someone that is suffering.

we will implement this in a thoughtful way and we will actually help people. >> it's against the spirit of freedom and celebrate of culture. >> that man and others who oppose plop "l" did their own campaign handing out flyers. they say it would be unfair treatment of homeless people. there is more than a half dozen laws that police could enforce by using more foot patrols. that is what prop "m" calls for. >> u.c. berkeley graduate student sarah shourd is back in the bay area. yesterday she talked about what it was liked being locked up in tehran. lisa amin gulezian says she is now focused on getting her fiance and a close friend

released. >> it wasn't for them i wouldn't be sitting here today. >> in a strong but shaky voice he asked for help. since her release from an iranian prison her fiance and best friend are still being held. >> i'm not free. i can't go on with my life. my life will not -- my only is to be here for them to be a voice for them. >> it's time for them to be home. it's time for them to be free and stop suffering. >> the three graduates were arrested and accused of spying while hiking along the iran-iraq border. shourd was suddenly released for what the iranian government

humanitarian reasons. but a doctor called her release purely political. >> these people are being held simply for political purposes. they will be released when the regime gets something it wants or can score a political point it wants. >> he does think that letter writing where they write personal notes will help secure their freedom. the more people get involved he says the better. >> he says the campaign needs to go global more countries need to be involved especially in europe to put the pressure on iran. >> and election note today abc7 broke the debate. who should be second in command for california. republican incumbent maldonado

faces off with gavin newsom. it will inform about you where they stand on major issues. that debated is noon only on abc7. >> up next, north korean leader kim jong-il stands by his son and eventually successor. >> and crews will be bringing up the meg whitman's nose is growing again. this time she's lying about jerry brown on taxes. but as governor jerry brown cut $4 billion in taxes and says no new taxes without voter approval. meg whitman -- her nose just keeps on growing and growing.

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north korean president kim jong-il and heir apparent son was viewed in public today. kim jong un sat next to his father. it was his most public appearance as the regime's next leader nearly two weeks ago. the parade celebrates the anniversary the north korean workers party and one of few times the outside world has been invited in to the country. >> rescuers in chile say they will bring trapped miners up to the surface as early as wednesday. the crews successfully reached the miners that have been trapped underground since august 5th. now more on the rescue plan.

>> the target 622 meters just over 2,000 feet below the ground. and they captured the moment water came through the ceiling and pierced the cavern where they have been for two months. >> on the surface a spontaneous celebration as the drill team worked night and day. >> we captured it with the camera. >> it's the most complex underground rescue ever attempted. >> we busted our butts and fought the odds. we made it into the gallery. that is incredible. >> the tolling of a bell announced the breakthrough to the families.

>> finally their 33 fathers sons and brothers have an escape route. when the drill team came down to meet the families they were treated like conquering heroes. >> this is rescue capsule. chile minister of mines says on examination of rescue shaft found most of it very solid. there is concern about loose rocks at the top. first 200 feet will be lined with steel. >> so here is what the plan looks like. through monday morning they will be lining the top 300 feet with steel casing. then they have to move that equipment away and replace it with a winch that will lift it to the surface with the men inside. that is expected to take until tuesday evening and rescue should begin sometime wednesday. if everything goes to plan they

believe the entire rescue can be done in two days which means all the men should be lifted to freedom by sometime thursday. today pakistan rolled a border crossing into afghanistan where two pakistani soldiers were mistakenly killed by an american helicopter. insurgents attacked and destroyed some 150 nato supply fuel trucks. former pakistan president says the stressed relations with the united states stem from the u.s. government's resistance to negotiating for peace. >> i take strong exception to the statements which have been going on maybe since 2004 because over misunderstanding of ground realities and which i used to be saying after defeating the taliban after 9/11

i always was of the view that we need to change strategy we need to go in for deals and fight. >> he appeared for an exclusive interview on abc's this week. >> meteorologist lisa argen is now to give you a preview of what is shaping up to be a spectacular day. >> we do have fog here. that is playing cat and mouse but we are feeling the effects of a sea breeze and a fire watch coming up next week. >> also ahead at stanford the battle between the cardinals and trojans are s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s@t

it's not that i don't appreciate the easy days but those challenge jobs are what keep me coming back for more. [goat sounds] like you walk into a house and the customer says, "my dog is so hard on the carpet." and in my head i'm thinking, what?

you said this was gonna be difficult. don't tell me about a dog. tell me about four dogs, a day care full of kids, uh...two free-ranging house chickens. now that's what i call a day's work. [musical jingle] call 1-800-steemer >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. lisa talked about some fog but i hope it doesn't impact the blue angels. >> we have will a sea breeze today. you'll notice the fog from mount tam, it looks visible i wouldn't say prominent. a west wind throughout the day today. marine air definitely shut off today. it will get shut off tonight and tomorrow through wednesday we're looking at even warmer temperatures as our ridge

builds. right now it's a little cooler in san francisco and at our coast. notice mid-50s there. elsewhere numbers already climbing to the low mid and even upper 60s. 24 hours ago we were warmer in san francisco and half moon bay. we definitely cooled off with that sea breeze 3-7 degrees here warmer here and it will be confined to the immediate shoreline because high pressure sits on of the coast today. coastal and bay fog this morning mild to warm once again today. subtle changes at our beaches and then the fire weather watch goes in effect tomorrow evening for wednesday morning but also the next several days. be mindful of the dry conditions and how easy it is for fires to get ignited. here is the deal -- northeasterly winds 15-25 miles an hour, about 1000 feet for the north and east bay hills. we could see gusts up to 40 miles an hour especially in napa

county. relative humidity from 10-15%. so it's going to be warm today but we will peak with the heat and winds tomorrow and tuesday. >> here is a look at visible pick notice the fog from the north coast to the south but it's a little less pervasive here. we have the north-northwest winds and looking at another nice day around the bay but here is what is going to happen tomorrow. the high is going to build in the upper levels of atmosphere and going to provide more heat and wind shift. that is why we're looking at hotter and drier conditions over the next several days. as for today 85 in sacramento. fog at the coast. 70 in monterey. 85 fresno with 90 in los angeles. pretty warm from to south and all points in between. back home in the south bay 83 in campbell. peninsula about 80 today. redwood city and mountain view at our coast. maybe a few degrees cooler because you have the sea breeze

despite that sunshine pacifica low 60's. we'll see numbers in the north bay 82 petaluma 84 in napa with numbers here about the same. berkeley 78. castro valley 80. 85 in danville. 83 in dublin and monterey bay 70 there. 80 in santa cruz. here a look ahead. nice day today. fog at the coast. sea breeze but tomorrow this north wind will do it. so we're warming up and drying out and right through the week we won't see much of a change until thursday or friday. the fog is there and burned back to the coast. shouldn't be a problem. >> okay that sounds good. we're getting ready to fall back pretty quickly. >> that is for the first week of november. late sunrise. >> let's check out sports.

this afternoon in atlanta the giants and jonathan sanchez on the mound against the braves. tonight the niners play philadelphia eagles on national tv at candlestick park. last night stanford usc battled to a thrilling finish. >> good morning. any time stanford and usc it's going to be a battle and last night it was no different. a sea of red standing room only. andrew 285 yards two tds. 34-28 after a missed extra point. usc with an answer three yards out. they take a 1-point lead. taylor he fumbled twice big run to the trojan 15.

and then nate whittaker puts it up stanford wins a thriller 37-35. >> in berkeley cal hosting ucla he finds it and 14-0 bears. kevin riley looks left. finds allen for a touchdown. they take the lead. double reverse. marvin jones has blockers in front. great cut. 48-yard touchdown. they are 3-2 with a victory. >> the giants have a four run lead at at&t park as the braves tied the series with a come from behind 5-4 victory. the braves have the best home record in baseball. jonathan sanchez.

>> like i say you have the go out there and win the game. >> we have confidence that he is going to go out and do his best. >> that is difference where he doesn't get unraveled whether a call or error. anything that could go awry there he doesn't let it affect him like he used to. >> san jose down 2-1 errand thornton on the power play, we head to overtime and columbus with a final blow. sharks as they fall 3-2 and earthquakes clinch a playoff spot defeating d.c. united. raiders and chargers and 49ers and eagles go at it. i'm mike shumann have a great day. >> apple ceo steve jobs demonstrates the importance of

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and refusing to take them, standing up for what's right. i'm jerry mcnerney and i approved this message.

demonstrators plan to converge on every khof ron gas tiags in fran. they say they need to clean up its act. they will stage oil spill cleanups to highlight the company's refusal to clean up the oil disaster in ecuador. they want chevron to take responsibility for spills worldwide. this is part of global workday in reference to today's date. group says it's a day of action on issues that effect global climate change. >> california has created the first ever living donor registry

governor swarzenegger and apple's ceo steve jobs who received a liver transplant last year. here is lyanne melendez with more. >> governor swarzenegger and apple's ceo steve jobs have become powerful advocates for organ donations. >> when you sign up as a donor you are armed with at power to save up to eight lives. >> and jobs is living proof of that. he received a liver transplant last year. >> as a transplant recipient i know how precious this gift of life is. >> here is what the governor's signature did. first california will have a living donor registry meaning anyone can sign up to donate to donate their kidneys. and workers need to don't have

to take time off to make an organ donation. >> provided employers to provide five days and after 30 days for transplants. >> they say knowing that one can still get paid serves as an incentive for people to sign up. meg an williams lost her daughter michelle because she couldn't find a match within the asian community. >> according to the u.s. department of health and human services 6.3% of the candidates on the waiting list for transplants are asian-americans but in 2009 they made up only 3% of organ donations. ten-year-old was fortunate. he found a match in the community. >> without someone donating my son wouldn't be here today. >> the third piece of legislation patients on medical

will continue to get anti-rejection medication for up to two years after a transplant. >> and a living donor registry for kidney transplants should be up and running in about six months. lyanne melendez "abc 7 news." >> a new program to help youngsters help pay for college education is getting underway in san francisco. it's called kindergarten to college. it's an investment at higher education using taxpayer money to open saving accounts for kids. >> these kindergarteners at sanchez elementary school in san francisco's mission district learned from the mayor that they'll soon have a college savings account. >> when you are bigger you're all going to college right? >> they are the first to invest taxpayer money to help children afford higher education. >> the only way school districts are successful is when entire cities communities get behind

them and start believing in the children. >> the amount is not large just $50 or hundred for low income students. the idea is that private corporations and nonprofits will step up with matching grants and parents are being encouraged to chip in. >> for lisa it's talking about her daughter. she and 1200 kindergarteners will be included in the pilot program this year. they have expectations by the third year 100 percent will be covered. >> san francisco's program is unique but there are others emphasizing the importance of a college education including this oakland charter school appropriately. >> for the last few years they have given fifth graders $1,000 scholarships. >> that is tangible and to make sure they are going stay

motivated. >> san francisco's budget authorized money to get it started. they think it's a responsible given the current financial climate. >> i do not believe now is the right time to extend to a new entitlement program. it could cost us millions of dollars in the future. >> we make investments. you don't just make cuts. >> citibank will set up the accounts for free. >> one nonprofit has already pledged to match krkth from parents. >> well lisa argen is here with another preview of the accu-weather forecast. warm weather a little fog. >> that's right. a little fog. as you head outside sunny from this vantage point. in the mid-50s in san francisco but just a bit of a marine push out there. temperatures today, it will change tomorrow i'll tell you about it coming up.

>> also ahead why brett favre is under pressure accused of meet the real meg whitman: serving on the board of goldman sachs, whitman was caught reaping millions from insider stock deals. after ebay shareholders sued and a judge cited the obvious conflict of interest she was forced to pay the money back. what kind of person would be involved in deals a fellow republican congressman called corrupt? and in her last year at ebay whitman paid herself $120 million right before the company laid off 10% of it's workers. we're choosing a governor, shouldn't character matter?

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i don't feel my age. and i don't want my skin to show it. (announcer) gold bond ultimate restoring lotion. coq10 helps skin renew itse. gold bond ultimate restoring. this stuff really works. welcome back. time is 9:38. this is a live look at santa cruz ready to take a rollercoaster ride, i don't see any rollercoasters rolling right now but i guess they certainly will. this is the boardwalk, a balmy 80 degrees there today. >> lisa is there anything challenging in present diblgting this week's forecast? >> absolutely. rate now because we have fog out there and that is going to create a subtle change and down the road from santa cruz we have very dense fog this morning.

it goes in and out and it's been doing that but flowing in slowly. from this point, it's sunny and very challenging. you are looking at this at a couple hundred feet. it's going to burn back to the coast but it's going to provide enough of a light sea breeze temperatures coming down just a couple degrees today but tomorrow we're talking an offshore flow and high fire danger. 54 half moon bay. it's cooled off here and 67 in oakland 63 in fremont, 62 san jose. we're warmer from oakland to concord but cooler san francisco and the coast and that is because the light north wind. we will be looking at mild to warm day out there. by tomorrow night the winds begin to shift out there to the north-northeast and by tuesday we're talking some pretty gusty

winds with the north and east bay hills. over the past couple of days we have seen fog free conditions. now, the winds come monday night into wednesday morning because they're going to be out of north-northeast 15-25 miles an hour, gusting to 40. and relative humidity 10-15%. napa county we'll be nervous with the high elevation winds all the way across the diablo range. as for today. ridge of high pressure sits off shore. that is why we have the fog. take had a look here. it's being swept off with an overall north westerly flow. that should happen throughout san francisco and that is why we should see the sunny conditions and mild afternoon. tomorrow things get ramped up as the ridge builds in. that is why we'll shift to more offshore flow.

>> 85 in yosemite and down to southern california we have the follow and 90 for the high. 80 for sunnyvale. 82 in san jose. peninsula numbers ranging from the 60s at the coast with the sea breeze this afternoon 79 menlo park. 82 los altos. downtown mid-70s to low 70s. a few high clouds. sea breeze kicking up. tell in petaluma with vallejo coming in the low 80s. 81 in fremont. another nice day here with temperatures may be agree gre or two cooler but inland they are going in the other direction with one or two degrees warming. 84 in ples april ton. dense fog in monterey and bringing you a pleasant 70. nice day today almost as nice as yesterday.

that is change today the fog and sea breeze. >> all right. i'm glad you are not sitting around bored. >> another superstar athlete is facing accusations. they are investigating reports that quarterback brett favre made unwanted sexual advances on employees when he played for that team. >> brett favre is taking heat for allegedly tossing some inappropriate passes. >> sports website claims favre who is married left jennifer sterger these invoices mails. >> i'm fine. just got done with practice.

>> they say he texted her nude pictures when he was a jet in 2008. they admit they paid a confidential source for the material. >> they said all this stuff that she had a mentioned and myspace messages and photos that brett sent to her. paced on our own investigations we are hundred percent convinced that it's brett favre. >> there is no independent confirmation favre is behind the messages. favre has refused to comment. >> i'm not getting into that. i got my hands full with the jets and trying to get some time down with our guys. >> sterger a playboy and maxim model isn't talking either. two former women made similar allegations.

they say they are reviewing the matter. >> brett favre has a lot to lose. if this is through and if she found to have done this and if the n.f.l. suspends him it would be a black mark on his career at the exact time he doesn't want that. >> the leak is still reeling from recent scandals involving michael vick and a reporter from mexico that was allegedly harassed by players. >> last year he raked in 7 in endorsements based on his family man charm as the new grandfather enters the twilight of his n.f.l. career, he tries to escape the most damaging hit in his life. don't go away. 7 on your side is next. >> 7 on your side inquiries lead

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welcome back. it is 9:47. this is live look from the roof cam shotgun you the transamerica pyramid and some of the skyline. blue angels will be flying over that later this afternoon between 3:00 and 4:00. thanks for joining us on this morning with a rather rare date

10-10-10. >> an investigation reveals you may be paying illegal fee for calling a cab. michael finney has been looking into the fee charge. here is what he found. >> he travels frequently on business he took a cab and paid his $68 fare by credit card. >> i noticed there was a $74 charge. >> his receipt said. but his charge was 74. he called the 8 hundred number and told a six dollar voucher fee had been added. >> i don't think it would be obvious to anyone to looking in the cab or talking to the cab driver i would be paying a voucher fee. >> but there it was in small

print. voucher fee, $3 per passenger and even smaller print rides over $50 additional voucher fees automatically apply. the fee is assessed by a company called taxi path. >> they provide payment options for passengers by allowing them to buy a prepaid vouper. >> but he said he didn't buy a voucher. he gave him his credit card and they say such a fee is banned california. >> if it's designed to add surcharges into their price for different cab vendors that is fundamentally prohibited in california. you can't do that. they need to change that policy. >> we brought this to the attention of city of oakland and the office of administers taxi

permits. >> i did not know much about taxicabs at all. they looked into it further and they consulted with the tern and concluded the fee is banned by both the state and the city. >> in all of those are not prohibited by california or oakland law. >> drivers we talked to say they like the program because it saves them money. >> nonetheless the city of oakland has sent taxicabs and drivers letters ordering them to cease and desist from adding the surcharge. >> we appreciate being notified and do our best to make sure this is addressed quickly and swiftly. we believe that our taxicab drivers are going to comply. >> we also referred all of this on to the state and attorney general's office plans to

investigate. j. >> coming up next october is now the second most popular month to get married. find out why today is most popular day to tie the knot worldwide.

check out the winning numbers from last night. there was a winning ticket purchased at 7-eleven in thousand oaks. wednesday's jackpot is estimated at $7 million. >> did you know that october is second most popular month to get married. today 10-10-10 is especially popular with couples all over the world. lindsay davis reports. ♪ >> couples went to great lengths

to tie the knot on 7-7-7 hoping it would make them lucky in love. fast forward today. >> we're seeing about 30,000 weddings which is ten times the number of weddings on a sunday. >> it's a nice easy number to remember and people feel they are lucky. >> october is a big month for weddings but according to the toronto star, there were so many they had to be moved to hotel from city hall. donny osmond is hosting an engagement ceremony at caesar's palace and he plans to propose to his wife debby of 30.

>> there are only 12 such triple dates every thousand years so imagine the probability their wedding date would fall on 10-10-10. >> tre is the third in his family. >> and there some more. >> my great-grandmother was born on october tenth. >> this is her ring. >> she is wearing something. >> and saying i do on an unforgettable day. >> you'll never forget the date. >> no excuses. annual fleet week resumes this morning with another spectacular air show over the bay. precision flying team flies between 3:00 and 4:00 this afternoon. yesterday's show was the first fleet week performance since 2008 after fog forced them to cancel last year.

pilots say they love performing over san francisco bay. >> you're not going to find a prettier place to fly than san francisco. golden gate bridge downtown san francisco, it's amazing. >> this year's fleet has expanded with ten impressive ships on display along the embarcadero compared to one last year. they are open for tours until 3:00 p.m. expects lots of traffic and hard to come by parking. mass transit is encouraged. >> today is italian heritage day with parade in north beach. that starts at 12:30. city has celebrated italian heritage for 142 years now. it's the nation's oldest italian parade. main sponsor is bheshg originally called bank of italy at the turn of the century and they are playing a role in the

parade. >> what can we say the weather is playing a role on this 10-10-10. >> it is different. we have a solid deck of fog and sea breeze is going to play a role in the temperatures. here is a look from mount tam. it keeps drifting in but we're going the see a mild to warm day around the bay. temperatures will be just a little bit cooler downtown maybe on the order of two to three degrees cooler but that still is above the average. if you are headed out it should be a beautiful afternoon. 76 in richmond 85 in concord. 82 in san jose and the fog is dense as you head down to monterey. that will clear out and temperatures around 70. santa cruz 80 today and the look ahead we've got a big wind shift happening late tomorrow. fire weather watch monday night through wednesday for offshore

wind component and higher elevations of north and east bay. today that sea breeze making it comfortable. >> thank you for joining us. our next newscast starts at 5:00. i'm carolyn tyler with lisa argen. have a great sunday everyone. meg whitman's nose is growing again.

this time she's lying about jerry brown on taxes. but as governor jerry brown cut $4 billion in taxes and says no new taxes without voter approval. meg whitman -- her nose just keeps on growing and growing.