>> her team is expected to be here at 9:30 in the morning. bart union had expected from management. >> we are still meeting and we do expect a proposal from the district. it could be forthcoming actually as we speak. so bargaining is active and happening. >> the arrival of bart general manager at negotiations has proven to be the biggest news of the day. one of only a few things both sides agree on. >> i think it's been good for the unions because they get to

address her directly. they have to explain to her their feelings, their concerns, their proposals. >> it would be nice to see the board of directors sit in because they also have a part in this. >> what makes it even more significant, she spent the entire day talking with the union. >> she's had some questions. >> the other major difference is the contingent of local and state elected officials. a welcome addition for union but not bart negotiators. >> we spend a lot of time on the other end talking to them and hearing this and i westernly don't few it. in other states i have seen the same thing, it hasn't turned out to be positive. >> bart trains are still run through the weekend as the negotiations continue, but the unions have already given notice that if a deal isn't hammered out by sunday night, they will hit the picket line monday

morning. abc7 news. >> many riders went to bed thursday night anticipating the possibility of a strike friday. bart said it's ridership was way down yesterday compared to recent fridays. to about 20,000 passengers used bart and transbay trips were down by about 11,000. many stayed home or found alternative transportation in case there was a strike. in case there's a bart strike, we have a complete list reef sources for you. you can also download the abc7 news waze app to navigate traffic and follow us on twitter and abc7 news bay area. we will follow it through the newscast and throughout the weekend. unless there's a settlement this morning, our reporters will be on a half-hour early. their coverage will begin monday at 4:00 a.m.. many people are worried about another strike. christian talked with one rider.

>> here's bart, we are relying on them as a public service. >> and you can post your video to twitter or instagram and you can share them on our facebook page. a local costco store is recalling almost 40,000 pounds of rotisserie chicken that may be contaminated with salmonella. kirkland farm rotisserie chicken soup, chicken leg quarters and chicken salad are also subject treat recall. they were sold in south san francisco at the costco store between september 11th about september 23rd. the salmonella outbreak connected to the foster farms chicken is still growing. 317 cases are now in 20 states, plus puerto rico. nearly three quarters of reported cases are here in california.

it's not just foster farms you need to look out for but other brands that are processed in the same plant. consumer reports said to double check these plants as well. safe way farms and open nature. we have a full list of the affected chicken products on our website at abc7news.com or look for "see it on tv." new security measures are in place in san francisco general hospital after a missing patient was found dead in a stairwell more than two weeks later. she disappeared from her fifth floor room and she was found in a stairwell rarely used 17 days after she vanished. all stare as well as will be checked every day and must check fire escapes from a door alarm sounds. police are looking for a man suspected of -- the police are asking for public's had help in identifying him. we have more from berkeley.

>> i recognize him, yes. he was here a couple days ago. >> we were just shocked. >> he's been stealing tip jars from all over north berkeley, including the heart of the gourmet ghetto. >> we are out here every day making what we can. and you know, bus fare and living expenses and for him to come in. >> he's been coming in ask robbing stores for several months but no one realized how prolific he was until a young fellow caught him on video and then she started asking around. >> i started asking around and some said yeah, we lost our tip jar. and they started communicating. >> a bigger picture emerged. one of the few restaurants that hasn't been hit is this restaurant. probably because their tip char is chained down. and the pizza shop which may have a female accomplice who

took the tip jar during a gig. another restaurant said he tried to snag their ipad. >> he was like grabbing it and i was like you can't do that. >> and this clerk said a man stole a wallet from behind the county. >> i went away for a split second and he was there, just took it. >> he may have stolen laptops from customers and backpacks from employees. more businesses are communicating and watching out for the tip jar thief. in berkeley, alan wang. abc7 news. >> some problems are being reported with the golden gate bridge's automated follow system. here's a live look at the golden gate bridge. since follow takers were removed in march, drivers have to pay with fast track and they get a bill in the mail. so many were sending in payments they couldn't keep up. many paid and were charged because they couldn't be processed.

the website has crashed a number of times. the metropolitan transportation commission said more people have been hired to deal with the demand. cool start to the morning this morning. >> yes. definitely. we are in the low 50s right now in emeryville. much cooler in the north bay where numbers have dropped into the low 40s. still fog hugging the coast and we are in store for another nice afternoon. but if you want it a little warmer, stay tuned. they've coming up. >> also next the governor signs a new law requiring exits on limb mows following the fire on the san mateo bridge. some say it will make it more dangerous. >> and how google plans

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>> good morning. taking a live look from our abc7 news roof cam. a nice shot of the bay bridge. things cool this morning but we have a warmup coming soon. we will have the forecast a little later. this morning california has a new law on the books with the goal of making limousines safer. it requires limos to have two additional exits because of the tragedy on the san mateo bridge that killed five women. we explain the change. >> i think they are making a big mistake. >> reporter: as president and ceo, he isn't pleased with the flew law governor brown signed regarding two extra exits on limos. he's worried about the cost. he said adding hatches and popout windows is propmatic and a fifth door could cost $8,000

to $12,000. >> it will put tons of people out of business. >> the legislation was authored by senator ellen corbett of san leeann dough. >> i introduced the bill because of the sable, sad and tragic accident on the san mateo bridge. it hit so close to home. >> five women were killed when the women they were riding in caught fire and they couldn't escape. >> fire, typical limousines only had one exit for escape. >> the new law goes into effect in 2010 for newly built limos. for those already built they must be in compliance which 2016. when alcohol is involved people may try to climb out hatches and pop out windows. >> we have several situation people claim out on a sunroof and they walk on the roof when the vehicle is doing 70, 80 miles an hour and they are walking inside the other sunroof. we had a few situations people fell off when the vehicle was sitting still, thank god. >> in the end, they must comply

with the new law. a law that also requires safety briefs for passengers. >> governor brown has vetoed legislation that would have imposed the country's toughest restrictions on gun ownership. it was part of a firearms package approved by lawmakers after mass shootings in other states. it would ban the sale of most semiautomatic rivals with attachable magazines. they did approve a bill making california the first state to ban lead in bullets by hunters. they are zeroing in on a san jose neighborhood. evergreen district is in the east foothills of san jose. one of the victims is a well-known entertainer. abc7 news reporter vic lee has the story. >> it can be right here and that door. >> reporter: kristen showed us how the burglars broke into her home three weeks ago. as a home security camera shows, two young men showed up at the

front door. they knocked but no one was home so theyen to the back and broke in through an unlocked bedroom window. they ransacked the house, going through drawers and closets room by room. she estimates her loss at about $100,000. these a popular vietnamese singer. >> they took all my wraps and all my jewelry from wedding gifts and all the valuable handbags. the burglars even took her expensive liquor, leaving only their boxes behind. and the rolexs were removed from their display cases. once they got their loot, the thieves left through a side door. other neighbors in this neighborhood had also recently been burglarized. christian's mother lives on the same street. she said her mother actually interrupted a burglary in progress. she happened to look out her bedroom window one morning at the house across the street. >> she saw two men across the

street in the backyard trying to open one of the small windows. so she, like a good neighbor, opened her window and yelled at them and startled them and they took off running. >> because of the police staffing shortage, burglaries are now the lowest priority among the department's crimes. >> we have a public safety crisis here and things like burglaries are going uninvestigated and they are running rampant. >> burglar lars are taking advantage of that. vic lee, abc7 news. the man arrested for beating an nfl star's son could face additional charges now that the baby has died. he beat the two-year-old son of minnesota vikings running back adrian peterson. it happened wednesday evening at his mother's home in south dakota. she was not there at the time. the baby showed injuries consistent with being beaten or

shaken. adrian player plans to play in tomorrow's game. >> football is something i will always fall back on. it gets me through tough times. i've been around the guys in here. that's what i need. >> peterson has seen tragedy before. a drunk driver killed one of his brothers when he was eight and another brother was shot to death months before his rookie season. officials in monterey county say computer hackers may have obtained the personal information of tens of thousands of county residents. the monterey county harold reports a tommuter con taping the names, social security numbers, addresses and dates of birth of more than $114,000 was hacked in march. department officials say it took seven months to notify residents because officials had to complete their investigation first. starting next month, google plans to put poem's personal information in online ads. yesterday they announced a change to terms of service as of november 7th. means if you posted a review on

google plus or a picture on by casa, they could appear in an ad on a friend's google page. but there will be a way to opt out. facebook made a similar announcement in august. a new line of stance encouraging children to stay active is stuck in the printer after the first lady objected to some of the images. here are all 15 stamps on the just move campaign. michelle obama thought three encouraged unsafe activities. it involved those falling into a pool and a child doing a handstand out a helmet. and one pictures a skateboarder not wearing knee pads. the stamps are printed but may end up in the trash. the postal service usually posts 20 million stamps per run. >> a new stamp honoring mr. milk will be released. the human rights leader and open

by gay politician is the first. it will planned to be released next week. a monstrous cyclone is headed toward the asian east coast. the cyclone has been packing winds of 167 miles an hour with gusts up to 196 miles an hour. forecasters say the cyclone is expected to make landfall today. it is the largest to threaten india in more than a decade. hopefully they are all prepared over there. those can be particularly devastating, particularly with the wind gusts so high. here we are talking about mild weather. >> that. we are going to see one more day of cool conditions before we warm up to temperatures above average. as we take a look at live doppler 7hd right any. we have had the pesky stratus along the coast which usually visits us during the summertime. but the marine layer back with us this morning. just about 1,000 feet deep.

it's not as widespread as yesterday. it's confined more to the shoreline so it will burn off throughout the late morning hours once again. emeryville, east bay hills camera, i should say, where it is nice and dark. the official sunrise not until about 715. san francisco down to 50 degrees. oakland good morning, 53. we are in the upper 40s from san carlos to san jose with 48 in los gatos. half moon bay a little bit in the way of fog but the visibility is fine. add about five miles. but the visibility has been decreased from sonoma county all the way down through watsonville. less than a half-mile. here's a look from our exploratorium camera. it's quiet out there. low 40s in santa rosa. so it's pretty chilly up in the north bay with upper 40s in napa. check out the 39 in novato. and contrast that up toward the delta. 50 there. 45 in concord and numbers around the livermore valley dropping into the low 40s. we are cool ehrhoff than we were yesterday due to the clear sky and the calm winds.

in fact, 7 degrees cooler in livermore this morning and much of the north bay. certainly feeling like fall with those nights much, much longer. and the sun angle is definitely lower. we aren't looking at such strong solar radiation. as a result, kind of tough to burn back the low clouds and fog this time of year. but we will and we will look for a nice afternoon. but a little warmer tomorrow. a ridge of high pressure moves over the bay area and it's going to stay with us and allow for increasing temperatures called beach weather through a good portion of next week. we have one more disturbance, though, that is allowing for the low clouds and fog and the cool averages. winds a little bit breezy along the coast. take a look what happens for the week ahead in oakland. it's been comfortable. a little cool to start. but as you look at the high temperatures tomorrow in the low 70s, one of the cooler days as you noticed. we are climbing through the upper 70s. 79 on wednesday. a slight dip on thursday. really a pleasant week ahead.

if you are hoping for any rain, it's not in the affing. low 70s around morgan hill. los gatos 73. 69 san mateo. 57 in pacifica. we should get partly cloudy skis along the coast. 59 in the sunset. mid-60s san francisco up in the north bay. petaluma 70. 73 sonoma. near east bay, and 67 for hayward and berkeley. a little cool on the water but out toward castro valley warming to about 70. and walnut creek should see 74. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. a nice day today although a chilly start. tomorrow about four degrees of warming everywhere, coast, bay and inland. notice the low 80s stick around through much. the week. in fact 80 around the bay and that means a sunny coast. slightly cooler by the end of next week. so pretty nice out there. abc news still has a great

weather resource for you to follow. that's live 7hd on twitter. get the latest conditions rain or shine and weather tweets from your favorite weather team. very, very quiet. >> enjoy it. tuesday beach whether, that is calling for a bunch of sick days, right? >> maybe. >> thanks, lisa. next, why parents are students at one south bay school are saying boo to administer's

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>> a federal judge's ruling may let san jose drag major league baseball into the courts over the proposed move to the south bay. the judge rejected the city's claim that major league baseball violated anti-trust laws by blocking the a's move to san jose. but the judge ruled the city can sue the league for interfering with an agreement to build a new stadium for the aids that. could mean an embarrassing trial for baseball and its commissioner. >> major league baseball will be force today open up its books and show the citizens of san jose what has caused this four and a half year delay. >> in a statement, major league baseball said it's confident the

interference ruling will be dismissed, but if it isn't, team owners could be forced into a settlement to avoid unveiling damaging documents in court. the principal of hayes elementary group said the halloween parade is too distracting. parents are upset and one mom started a petition to overturn the ban. >> i'm not a grinch. i was a child once and celebrated halloween. and trick-or-treaters knock on my door i answer it and i do the customary halloween thing. >> i would have voted for them to have the parade here because it's a day that let the kids have fun. i know a lot of people don't celebrate halloween. >> principal said only 25 parents from the schools 560 families have signed the pegs. three journalists from the abc7 news family are being recognized as being pioneers in tv news. christian z, david louie and

rick kwan were honored by the organization of chinese americans east bay chap tore. abc7 news anchor kristen z was honored for her work in journalism and david louie picked up a lifetime achievement honor and rick kwan was recognized as being a trail blazer in sports. next the government shut down. the signs that republicans and democrats may be closing in on a deal to avoid the first-ever default on our debt. and now a service

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bay valleys and also around the peninsula, we are talking upper 40s. 48 los gatos. but the fog is at the coast again. the visibility is reduced at half moon bay. but in the north bay we are looking at quarter mile visibility around santa rosa. definitely a cool start out there. but with plenty of sunshine by 10:00, 11:00. we will continue to burn back the marine layer. temperatures will be be anywhere from the 60s at our coast which is just a couple degrees warmer. and texas skies here ask more 70s around the bay. the numbers may be a few degrees shy of average but notice the 80s out to the east of us. they will be shood ago little bit closer remember i'll have the accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. matt. >> thanks, lisa. talks will resume this morning between bart and its unions in an effort to avoid another bart strike. grace attended yesterday's talks and spent the day talking to unions. despite her presence, no deals were made but both sides said her presence is one of the few

things they do agree on. >> i think it's been good nor the unions because they get to address her directly. they have to explain to her their feelings, their concerns, explain their proposals. >> the fact that she does recognize that she needs to be here is good. it would be nice to see the board of directors here because they also have a part in this. >> bart trains are still run bug the unions have already given notice that if a daily is not hammered out by tomorrow night, they will picket monday morning. in ace there is a bart strike,we have the complete list of resources for you at abc7news.com. you can also download the exclusive abc7 news waze app to navigate traffic, follow breaking developing on abc7 news bay area and we will follow the story throughout the newscast and through the weekend. unless there's a settlement this weekend, our morning news team will be on half an hour early. their coverage will begin monday at 4:00 a.m.. negotiations on the budget and debt ceiling are expected to continue through the weekend.

in five days the u.s. will not be able to pay its bills and could default if the debt ceiling is not raised." yesterday house speaker nonboehner offered a plan to raise the debt limit through late november to give more time to negotiate a broad budget deal. the president turned it down. yesterday afternoon senate republicans present add a more long-term plan. the president did not agree to it, though republicans say they are encouraged by the increase in talks. >> the president listened carefully. he said that some of the elements were issues we could work on. it was a good exchange, but it was an inconclusive exchange. >> house republicans are expected to reconvene this morning to discuss their next proposal. meanwhile in his weekly radio and internet address. president obama said there is no good reason americans should continue to suffer. he argues the shutdown is hurting those who the government seeks to serve. >> i met with some innovative small business owners friday who have already lost contracts,

lost customers, and put hiring on hold because the pain of this republican shut down has trickled down to their bottom lines. it's hurt the very citizens that our government exists to serve. that's why a growing number of reasonable republicans say it should end now. >> the president remains optimistic republicans and democrats at odds over the government shut down can accomplish a lot together once the shutdown ends and the nation's debt limit is increased. a lawrence, livermore lab will send home more than 5,000 of its employees if the government shut down does not end. the mercury news reports they will stall all of their scientific work and send homeworkers by wednesday 23 it is not resolved. the facility is the second largest employer in alameda county behind berkeley. roughly 6,000 people work at the lab. unlike federal employees, they will not get retroactive pay when the shutdown ends. one of our most iconic

national parks will be back open today and another may join it. new york officials have announced the statute of liberty will reopen. the park will pay the park service over $60,000 a day to fund employees working at the park. officials in at least four other states are asking for permission to reopen parks within their national parks, including the grand canyon and mount rushmore more. california has decided against using state money to reopen marks like yosemite. the investigation into july's air crash is on hold due to the government shut down. they have scheduled two investigative hearings, one on the crash that killed two people back in july. that's because nearly all of the agency's 400 employees are furloughed. hundreds of accident investigations are on hold until workers return. five days after losing a dog at san francisco international airport, air canada is under fire again. on monday an employee for the airline apparently disregarded

instructions and let this italian greyhound named larry out of his cage. the dog ran off and hasn't been seen since. to make matters worse, the manager of corporate communications callously dismissed the incident in an effort mail meant for a worker but instead sent it to a news reporter. the e-mail read i think i would just ignore. it's local news doing a story on a lost dog. their entire government is shut down and about to default and this is how the u.s. media spends its time. the handler didn't seem surprise the by the tone. the e-mail. >> i guess i wouldn't expect any different from a company that would allow something like this to happen. >> larry was on his way to his new owner establish columbia. his previous owner had just died of cancer. happening today, house minority leader nancy pelosi will be inducted into the national women's hall of fame. she'll be honored for her achievements promoting women's issues throughout the country.

she'll also be recognized for 26 years in congress and including the first woman speaker of the house. others inducted or former first lady betty ford, and thoroughbred jockey chron and denise sandler. and in an effort to stop evictions due to rent increases. the no eviction will start at 2:00. they are asking lawmakers to offer protections to long-term, small businesses and residents in the mission district who are losing their leases due to an unreasonable spike in rent. with many car dealers having columbus day sales, you are likely to face this question. what is wrong with this car that they aren't telling you. a local car repair start-up is launching a new service to help answer that question. >> you are a mechanic? >> thanks for coming. >> given is meeting matt lee for the first time. matt is making his final decision about buying a car and vince is about to inspect it

right here at the dealership. >> we are just going to look to see if there are any leaks, any collision damage. >> vince is a freelance mechanic that matt hired through yourmechanic.com. they won a prize last year for sending mechanics to you instead of make you go to the is shop for simple car repairs. but beyond fixing your car, some customers began using it for something else. >> lots are asking mechanics to go to the shop and perform an inspection. >> so they took that and ran with it. they have launched an inspection storm struck friday where a mechanic can go with you to a dealership or seller's house and inspect a used car with a thorough, stand died checklist. >> every mechanic was doing it differently and now every mechanic is doing it the exact same way so customers know what to expect. >> the inspections cost about $100, depending on the model of the car. and in some cases they may help you knock a few dollars off the sticker price. >> if he finds the car needs

brakes, he can give an estimate that's going to cost five or six hundred dollars and the customer can go in and say, look, the car needs brakes. >> that may be why we had to find so many dealership before we could find one that would allow this inspection. but at sunnyvale, they think it's a good thing. >> we have nothing to hide. we try to be transparent about everything. >> this car passed the test but matt might have others to inspect. >> we narrowed it down to a few options. i would say this is definitely in the middle. >> and as more car shoppers use the service, he thinks other car dealers will come around. in sunnyvale, jonathan bloom, abc7 news. more tests will be conducted to determine whether a sis store cal tree in sonoma county will be chopped down. they plan to chop down the 400-year-old tree outside the cottage of jack london will be put on hold. they say the tree is infected with fungi and it dying. they will determine if the trees roots are rotting away and if it

can stand safely. they plan to cut it down next month because they are concerned a branch could fall and damage the cottage or injure someone. and mark zuckerberg becomes a local real estate mogul. why he is buying up the homes in a local neighborhood. here's a look from emeryville. you see a shot of the bay here. cool temperatures this morning. lisa argen

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palo alto are benefiting from a real estate boom cashing in on a friendly buyer link today facebook. wayne freedman has more from the crescent park neighborhood where mark zuckerberg lives. >> they say the grass is greener on the other side. in a personal part of palo alto, it's gold. burned out, actually, in front of a house that went for -- >> 14.5. >> that's $14.5 million on less than tenth of an acre inside of a home owned by billionaire mark zuckerberg who appears to be buying up the neighborhood. alex thompson is the real estate person who helped unravel the mystery of why these homes have started selling for so much more than their values. >> nice to have somebody like mark moving next door because it looks like these guys hit the jackpot. >> it began when an investment group linked to zuckerberg bought the house next door. then the word got out the social network king wanted a little

privacy. >> he would be a good neighbor. >> not that she has been suffering. another realtor saw average values in the three to five million dollar range. now the zuckerberg effect. >> would it make a difference? >> i think that i would make whatever price i could get. >> $14.5 million. feel free to stay a while, if you like. imagine the frustration of sarah, who lives just a few more doors down the street. >> she just bought one of these houses. >> i know. i know. >> oh, no. and so much for facebook friendliness in what was already a land of plenty. >> would you like six figures? >> yeah, i would. >> nothing beats adding a few front yards to your back one. in palo alto, wayne freedman, abc7 news. real estate, location, location, location. and this morning with the temperatures, the same thing, right? >> oh, my, up in novato, 37 degrees. so here in san francisco, we are

in the low 50s. along the coast. here's the san mateo bridge. we have a little bit of fog but numbers are much, much milder. near 50 degrees. we will talk about another mild afternoon. but we still are anticipating a big warmup in the forecast. that is coming up. >> also next, game one of the national league championship series turned into the carlos beltran show in a game filled with former a's and giants. larry

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come monday, though, wait and see if there will be another bart strike. we will see how that commute shapes up, if it does, in fact, occur. the good news about today, no bart strike. the trains are running and we also have some pretty decent, mild weather out there. >> and this is about as quiet as it gets. it's been very, very quiet the past couple of days. that trend continues. as we take a look at live doppler 7hd. we are waiting for a warmup but there's one system that has to move on through. we are looking at low clouds and fog of that returned. but just patchy this morning. yesterday they were widespread. the marine layer was at about 2,000 feet deem. it's less than 1,000 feet deep this morning and that means a quicker burn-off for you. temperatures ranging from the mid-40s on the peninsula to lower 50s in oakland. 48 los gatos. good morning half moon bay, 50 for you. visibility five miles half moon bay. san francisco cool at 50 but chillier conditions in the north bay.

exploratorium camera and we are looking at temperatures dropping into the upper 30s from novato. napa is about 12 degrees warmer. not too far away. we are still looking at the fog, allowing for temperatures to stay in the 40s. visibility anywhere from a half-mile to quarter mile up in santa rosa. concord and livermore in the low 40s. a chilly start with you with the clear skies. we are definitely cooler, especially in our east bay valleys and on the peninsula. seven degrees colder this morning. we had widespread fog yesterday and that did act like a blanket to keep us more insulated. and at the airport we are five degrees warmer. here's a look from the emeryville camera. from that perspective you can see the low clouds, but they are situated just patchy along the coast. we will look for warmer temperatures to come our way tomorrow. yes, we are still anticipating the warmest weather into the early part of next week. but even tomorrow about a four-degree jump in temperature. here's this little short wave. it's a system that will be passing through the bay area. that will allow for localized,

breezy conditions and temperatures still to stay a little bit below average. 60s and 70s. but in san jose, the week ahead, let's look at temperatures tomorrow. coming up two degrees. but by monday we are into the upper 70s. 9 on tuesday. the warmest day of the week should be wednesday at 80. then by this time next week we are where we are today. we will enjoy a couple degrees of warming each and every day. statewide, then, temperatures are ranging from the cool upper 50s still at the coastline. but we will see partly cloudy skies here. santa cruz into the mid-60s. 80 in fresno with 74 in los^angeles. closer to home, highs ranging from the upper 50s half moon bay, 64 in san francisco. low 70s return for vallejo. about 74 in napa. you head down the peninsula, a nice day with 71 in palo alto and san jose. a couple things going on on the peninsula. starting out chilly for the san carlos art and wine festival.

near 60 degrees. near 60 noontime. about 70 at 3:00 in the afternoon. nice day there. and tomorrow at candlestick it's the cardinals with mid-and upper 60s. so the warmer day for the game. the accuweather seven-day forecast, the warming trend continues with numbers near 80 around the bay midweek. 70s at our beaches. and then the temperatures slowly trail off. so definitely cool at the coast. but very chilly this morning in our north bay valleys. >> we will take those cool mornings, as long as it warms up nicely. it's confusing for the clothes because the mornings will always be cold and you are packing the jacket and losing it in the the afternoon. all right. thank you so much, lisa. in sports this afternoon, give ranked stanford is at utah trying to remain undefeated. and cal visits the rose bowl against number 11 ucla. >> dodgers and cardinals play game two of the nlcs after battling for 13 innings last night in st. louis. lehr rebeil has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody.

baseball season is over in the bay area but former giants and a's played prominent roles in game one of the national championship series. especially mr. carlos beltran. st. louis the home of synchronized bullpen stretching. bases loaded. two outs. up the middle, two runs score. 2-0, l.a. the lead didn't last long. bottom of three, former giant beltran crushes it to right center. and joe kelly scored and we are tied at two. cardinals hoping to end it. brian wilson on the will. strikes out. former athletic matt holiday, on to extras and plenty of them. one out, returners at corners. michael young, flies to beltran in right. former athletic mark mark ellis tagging up. yadier molina blocks the plate and he is out. no tag applied but the ball

clearly beatle list. one out, beltran lays as single off of l.a. closer kenley zen to right, scoring daniel. cardinals take the opener by a scarf 3-2 in thirteen. the a's will spend another winter wondering what they could have done to get past the first series. they said they will pick up the option on coco crisp's contract. belfour, a free agent, may have thrown his last pitch for the green and gold. >> i always want to come back where you enjoy playing, but it's not up to me now. i feel like i had three years here, three solid years here. >> college football, fifth-ranked stanford will visit utah and cal is in pasadena to face number 11 ucla at the rose bowl. they have a ton of injuries, betting shredded on defense.

the coach knows there will be sunnier days ahead but maybe in the today. >> in a lot of ways the team has to get better. it's made noticeable improvements. it necessarily hasn't carried over to saturday. and that's usually the last step. you know, we are ready for it to area over and we need it to carry over. but these guys have come a long way. >> soccer. usa and jamaica. the u.s. has already qualified so this is more about getting the roster set. 77th minute. he finds the corner and u.s. wins 2 live 0. different story for mexico. must-win game against panama to keep their world cup hopes alive. look at that. 85th minute tied at 1. amenez, the bicycle kick. you can watch this a thousand time. that's the game winner. 2-1, mexico. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> next, today's special event to check off the celebration of

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month through 2014. today there will be a free pop-up museum, featuring photographs and historical objects related to the wharf's past. there will also be wine and snacks. >> coming up, a police need your help finding an east bay thief with an unusual target. and the salmonella outbreak connected with foster farms chicken continues to

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18 days! 17 days! 22 days of continuous relief. live claritin clear. every day. >> good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm matt keller in for katie marzullo. we will start with a quick first look at the weather forecast. here's meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> good morning, matt. we are very