>> good morning, everyone, i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us. on this sunday, october 20ing. let's start with a quick first look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning. we look at live doppler 7hd. you see the fog banked up along the short line. it's creating some hazardous driving conditions around the bay with three quarter mile visibility from half moon bay. a mile in oakland. look at hayward, less than a mile. newspaper santa rosa we have the ground fog so a quarter mile visibility there. moving to napa, a little bit in novato. do watch out for that. the onshore gradient is a little stronger this morning so the fog

is at about 1,000 feet deep. we expect it to be an issue this morning with temperatures in the upper 40s to near 50. by this afternoon mostly sunny conditions and the fog continues to roll back to the coast with temperatures mainly in the low to mid-60s. by the afternoon, though, once finish, we are well into the 70s around the bay. looks like low 60s at the coast. we are talking about partly cloudy skies today at the shoreline. slightly cooler there but still mild to warm across the bay. i'll have a look at the rest of the temperatures around the bay and a cooler week ahead in a few minutes. carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. >> in breaking news, crews are mopping up a fire at an apartment building in walnut creek. four units were destroyed in the fire that broke out around 1:30 at the boulders apartment. that's on north civic drive. the fire is now under control. seven children and five adults were displaced. no one was injured while the cause of the fire is under investigation. authorities say it does not appear suspicious.

striking bart workers say they will not picket today out of respect to the two transit employees who were struck and killed by a train yesterday. it happened near the walnut creek station. we are joined live this morning with the very latest. good morning. >> good morning, carolyn. en credibly sad story in walnut creek. the train in question is still on the tracks here. you can see it behind me. it is still unmoved from the moment of collision and now the ntsb is investigating. >> go ahead, central. >> central, train 963. we just struck some individuals at approximately sixteen decimal two. >> the emergency call came immediately after this bart strain hit two workers, killing them. >> central, be advised, they may be bart employees.

>> soon after bart employees confirmed the victims were employees who were examining the tracks before the out of service train crashed into them. >> they were out looking for what was reported to us from an earlier train that there might be a slight dip in the rail. >> the collision, which has prompted an ntsb investigation, comes in the middle of a strike by bart union workers. officials say one of the victims is a contractor, while another was a union member who showed up to work. union members held a candlelight vigil for both victims >> we are saddened to say we have lost a good friend, family, and we're saddened. >> bart officials said in a statement the train had an experienced operator at the controls. but that the train was in automatic control during the incident. both sides of the labor fight coming together to grieve. >> our hearts go out to both workers, fair families, as well as the person operating the train. >> the labor issues, the negotiations, are not in the forefront of our mind. we've just lost two people in the bart family.

>> while the strike does continue today, union workers will not be picketing at stations out of respect for the victims. carolyn. >> thank you. lots of questions this morning. you just heard part of the bart radio transmissions immediately following that accident. here's more of what was said. >> bart emergency. bart emergency. >> bart emergency, go ahead. central. >> central, we just struck some individuals at -- be advised they may be bart employees. >> central is reporting an employee possibly struck by a train. sixteen decimal two on the c-1 between walnut street and pleasant hill. we are trying to get a better street location so we can start medical. >> these were the sixth and seventh bart employees killed on the job during their 41-year history. the last was james strickland who died to concord in 2008. he was inspecting a track when the train hit him from behind.

at the time of that accident one track was closed and two trains were heading in opposite directions on a shared track. yesterday's accident came on the second day after bart union workers walked off the job during the contentious contract battle. abc7 news reporter john alston has more from the lake merritt bart station on how workers are reacting to the loss of a colleague. >> union members of clutching candles, in addition to their picket signs outside the bart station in oakland. the strike taking on a new complexion now that deaths are involved. >> we aren't here to talk about work. two men are dead. this is an extremely tragic situation. >> like i said, we just aren't -- we are grieving ourselves. we are trying to put it together. >> the union victim was a member of afscme union 93, which represents train controllers and some supervisors.

they tell us the victim was a project manager, whose job would never call for him to be out on the tracks. while afscme has not reached a deal with bark, it is not on strike, although the union was honoring the picket lines. the victim, however, decided to go to work. >> although we encourage them not to cross, it is their choice not to cross or cross and this person unfortunately decided to cross. and union officials claiming they are hearing inside information about why the track was out on the tracks in the first place. >> i'm being told that the train was training drivers to run a limited service next week. >> there's no way that managers could be trained and be up to speed certified. so, yeah, i think that this could have been avoided, but that's my own opinion. >> for the time being strikers are concentrating on the sudden turn of events. >> two people unfortunately lost their lives, and it's very tragic. my heart goes out to the families. >> john alston, abc7 news.

today will be the third full day of the bart strike. yesterday one of the unions, the smaller atu, said it will vote on bart's last offer but the union's president said she does not expect members to approve it. bart spokesman rick rice said the two sides remain in communication, although they are not expected back at the bargaining table. the two sides came to an impact -- impasse over work rules on wednesday. the rules include the lent of the workday and when overtime pay kicks in. this is the second strike since july. commuters are continuing to use the limited round-trip bus service to san francisco from the nine bart stations. at the transbay terminal yesterday passengers told us the buses were up to 45 minutes late and were so jam-packed people were forced to sit in the aisle. lines were also long at the ferry terminal in san francisco,

and people did not like the experience. >> having to get through this on a saturday morning is probably, on a scale of one to ten, it is probably a nine. kind of annoying. >> today was interesting. i started in san leandro, had to get a ride over to the ferry and wait in line for about an hour. >> there is increased ferry service this weekend, including 14 departures from alameda main street and oakland to san francisco. they will be crowded. you can expect that. san francisco's bay ferry said friday's ridership numbers more than doubled. we have a range of resources for you here at abc7news.com to help you get around that strike, including alternate transit options and realtime traffic maps. you can also download the exclusive abc7 news waze traffic app to help you navigate the freeways. 2308 us on twitter atkins abc7newsbayarea for breaking

news updates. and join us early tomorrow morning for the latest on the bart strike. the abc7 morning news team will be here beginning at 4:00 a.m. with a look at how the morning commute is shaping up. bay area's other transit labor dispute still unsettled. ac transit threatened to strike last thursday. the governor stepped up wednesday to put that strike on hold. tomorrow a. c. transit and their largest union will make their cases before a state-appointed pannel. the panel will also look at the impact a strike would have on the community. in sonoma county, authorities are investigating the death of a bicyclist who was hit by a car. it happened in the car of forestville around 7:30 last night at merribelle road. the driver has not been charged. the biker, a man in his 60s. did not have lights or reflective gear on his bike, and he was not wearing a helmet. >> in pacifica investigators are trying to determine the cause of a grass fire that came dangerously close to home. -- homes. it broke out on a hillside near manner drive just before 4:00 yesterday afternoon.

two homes were evacuated as the fire spread. it took firefighters an hour to get that five-acre fire under control. no structures were damaged. meteorologist lisa argen is here now to tell you what is on tap for this week. >> we have more fog this morning across the bay. even some inland valleys. here's a look from our sutro camera. you see it sliding across the bay, reducing visibility to a quarter mile in spots. it will burn back, but i will tell you who is going to get the sunshine, how warm we will get, when we return. >> and also the new admission by the man charged with killing sandra coke, the oakland woman and disappeared back in august. and you remember this video. wait this will you hear what we found out about the scout leader who destroyed a 200 million-year-old rock formation. >> i'm abc news reporter katie marzullo. the bart strike is is on and we

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we have new details this morning, a convicted felon

charged in the murder of an oakland woman doesn't deny he was in a motel with the victim the night she went missing. sandra coke, a federal criminal investigator, was last seen alive by her daughter october 4th. -- august 4th. five days later her body was found in a park in vacaville. in an "oakland tribune" interview, he said he was innocent, but he doesn't deny he was at the east oakland hotel where authorities believe she likely was killed. police compared video and compared tracking video to surveillance video showing him in the same location of her car after she was murdered e had her keys and debit card when he was arrested back in august for a parole violation. happening today, the oakland community will commemorate the 22nd anniversary of the oakland hills fire. there will be a news conference today featuring fire survivor sue piper and president dan robertson. that fireworks which began 22 years ago yesterday, killed 25 people and destroyed more than 3800 homes. it cost an estimated

$1.5 billion in damages, and it took 72 hours for crews to get that fire under control. >> new this morning, san rafael-larkspur are looking to expand their shared fire services, according to our media partner. the "marin independent journal" the departments would share employees to cover shifts for workers who may be absent. the two cities already have an agreement in place that allows either department to respond to incidents along highway 101 between lucky drive and francisco boulevard. the two cities also share battalion chiefs. a tragedy in floor. a wing-walker fell to his death when his parachute failed to open. it happened yesterday in the city of land o' lakes. this picture shows the wing-walker and his partner boarding the bi-plane shortly before the accident. witnesses say when the plane reached 1,000 feet, one of them

fell. his body was found in a nearby neighborhood. >> new details about a man caught on tape destroying a nearly $200 million -- 200 million-year-old natural rock formation. [laughter] yeah! we are now -- we have now modified goblin valley. >> the video shows glen taylor breaking a sandstone formation at the goblin valley park a week ago. we found out in 2009 he filed a personal injury lawsuit against the family of a 16-year-old girl who hit his car. the family being sued has seen this video and does not believe he is disabled as glen taylor claims. his attorney says regardless of the video, his client needs help paying his medical bills. abc7 news weather anchor

spencer christian has received a special on more for his nearly four decades on the national academy of television arts and sciences honored him yesterday in san francisco. spencer was named to the silver circle for his contributions to the industry. he talk about how he got his first job as a weatherman back in 1975. >> the general manager called me into his office and he said our ratings have gone up and you have become a hit and we would like you to be our full time weatherman. but, of course, i protested. i said, no, i'm a journalist, i do news. he said we could just about double your salary if you do the weather. and i'm a weatherman! >> spencer joined us here at abc7 news in 1999 after spending twelve years with good morning america. you see dan ashley there that presented him with a pen. spencer had all sorts of stories to share. i'm sure you have a lot of them too. >> he is a comedian. he is funny. we are looking at foggier

condition this morning. causing problems if you are navigating early, early, early. let me get the live doppler 7hd up. first you may want to look at the neat picture from the exploratorium where you can see the fog. it's such a shallow depth. and at about 1,000 feet to anywhere to 500 feet, that's where we are getting the problems. visibility is reduced to a quarter mile. so it will be with us throughout the morning hours from our sutro camera you can see a better glimpse of it here. with the low sun angle and shorter days, we will manage mild temperatures but the fog will create some issues for you this morning. 58 in san jose. good morning, los gatos. 50 half moon bay. here's a look from our roof camera look a little better here. but we talking about cool temperatures, especially up in the north bay with santa rosa coming in at 38 degrees. 39 novato. and you also have the fog. 46 by the delta and con ford. livermore at 49 degrees. here's a look in miles.

three quarters mile half moon bay. quarter mile so it's getting would worse in oakland. hayward under a mile. look at santa rosa at a quarter of a mile. so we will be watching this fog for quite some time. that sun has to erode and then it will peel back. we still have the onshore gradients that will keep the coast cool today. we have the fog to start around the bay, the coast, even inland areas. it will be mild to warm again but cooler. you will have to wait until about wednesday where we see a significant drop in our temperatures. the upper level high creating this dominant weather feature that's providing the dry conditions, the mild pattern throughout the afternoon, the cool start. but we also are looking at a beach hazard later on today right through tuesday with a tropical storm creating some long-period swells, sneaker waves, and dangerous conditions at the shore. definitely be careful if you are head today the beaches. 78 today in san jose. not much of a change in the

south bay. mild to warm, a nice afternoon. morgan hill 82. 74 palo alto. mid-70s in redwood city. 60s remain on the coast. and you will notice we do have the onshore flow keeping daly city cool, in the mid-60s up in the north bay. more upper 70s for you sonoma. 78 near east bay. look for 71 in oakland a few degrees cooler for you by the water. 75 in fremont. you head in planned we have 78 san ramon valley with 83 in livermore. so it does look very pleasant again today. we will look for the accuweather seven-day forecast showing that the temperatures still, even with a little fog tonight, not changing too much tomorrow or tuesday. it's really wednesday when we see a stempniak often shore drop off the coast and that will allow for extra clouds and maybe some southern california showers but for us partly cloudy and cooler. this is live doppler 7hd on twitter for the latest bay area weather conditions, rain or shine, get video alerts, spare

the ehrhoff reports and power outages and tweets from your favorite weather team. >> so we need the rain but it's not coming our way? >> no, it's not coming our way. even if they see some in southern california, it's not going to be much. >> thank you, lisa. up next, a disturb being discovery in southern california. what experts are saying after another

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>> coming up at 7:00, "good morning america." dan harris is joining us live from new york to tell us what is going on. we haven't seen you in a few weeks, dan. good morning. >> i know. where have you been, carolyn? >> where have you been? >> i don't know. i don't know. lots of places. but anyway, happily back with you this morning. love talking to my friends in san francisco. this morning on our broadcast we will be covering the break news about the two convicted killers who escaped from prison in florida, which was, of course, deeply embarrassing for officials there. they have now been caught. these guys forged document and they walked right past officials last week. police tracked them down to a motel yesterday. so how exactly were they found and what happened when they surrendered? a live report coming up. also caught on camera, look at this. a scuffle between a man and his ex-wife's boyfriend ends when the woman who is holding this

camera here is accidentally shot. if this story sounds twisted, you haven't heard the half of it. we will tell you more coming up. plus it's football sunday and in this era of professional athletes living large, we will introduce you to a player for washington, a running back, alfred morris, who despite his lucrative contract, has made an automotive choice this is surprise ago lot of people, a little hint, he bought that car for two dollars. and oprah was once known for giving elaborate gifts to her audience member. but now she is cleaning house or houses and selling off her personal possessions to the highest bidder. she's put some fascinating stuff up for sale. for example, how much would you pay for oprah's green checkered couch? it's all coming up on gma on this sunday morning. carolyn, the question to you, does the green couch look attractive? >> well, i like it. it doesn't fit with my decor.

>> there was a little hesitation there. well, i like it. i will go out on the limb, i don't like it at all. >> what's wrapping with it? that's my hesitation because i could tell you didn't like it, so -- what's up with this? >> you are trying to be diplomatic with both me and oprah? >> yeah. >> fair enough. what's not to like? i think green checks is a risky move, but maybe it's a failure of imagination on my part. >> probably. you want something brown, beige, black, you know -- >> yeah, boring. >> all right. you are not boring at all. we look forward to seeing you and the rest of the gang at 7:00. have a good week, dan. >> thank you. you too. you too. >> for the second time in a week a rare fish has washed up on a california beach. this 14-foot orr fish was discovered in oceanside. experts say finding two in one week is really unheard of. just last weekend an 18-foot long orr fish was found off catalina county. the deep water creatures can goi

-- grow to more than 50 feet. they are like responsible for the sea serpent legends we've heard about throughout history. >> up next, why many san jose police academy graduates are look for jobs with other police agencies. also a neighborhood campaign against a school project. why one san francisco community is fight to go keep a charter school out. and a two-year-old east bay girl battles cancer.

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>> welcome back, everyone. let's start this half-hour with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> hey, carolyn, good morning to you. more of an on shore push is reducing visibility around the bay with the low clouds and fog. just a quarter mike in oakland, three quarters mile in hayward and half-mile santa rosa, napa. three quarters mile half moon bay. low clouds and fog, still shallow, about 700 to 1,000 feet. that's allowing for problems out there. it's greeting the runners for the marathon, but by this afternoon it burns back. we will see a little bit of

cooling along the coast and temperatures in the 60s today with partial sun. 70s around the bay. still some mild 80s inland. carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. mao to the bart tragedy. the national transportation safety board is investigating this morning after two bart employees were struck and killed by a train. it happened just before 2:00 where he had afternoon. bart confirming the victims were track inspectors. one was a contract worker, the other an afscme union member who showed up despite the strike by two other bart unions. >> they were out looking for what was reported to us from an earlier train that there might be a slight dip in the rail. >> bart managers say they know who was aboard the train. they say it was on automatic operation, but will not say who was at the controls at the time of the accident. two vigils are planned today in memory of the victim.

they come after striking bart workers held a candlelight vigil last night. also to honor the victims, a.t.u. workers will not picket today. members of that union, a.t.u., will vote on management's latest contract offer, the union officials say they hope to have the ballots ready early this week. union officials are predicting the offer will be soundly defeated. stay with us for the latest developments during the bart strike. you can also download our free abc7 news app and allow push alerts to get any breaking news alerts. >> after the debt default was averted in the 11th hour, we will here from nancy pelosi and ted cruz and former florida governor jed bush about the budget battle necessary washington on "this week" right here on abc7 at

>> a group of friends and neighbors from one san francisco neighborhood are fight to go keep a charter school out. they have run their case before a judge. now its up to the san jose city council to decide this if this school should be built. abc7 news education reporter lyanne melendez with the case that has divided the community. >> residents of the san jose-washington community value open spaces like this one. >> this was planned to be an open space buffer between high density housing and neighborhoods. >> but a well-known education network called rocketship wants to build a school here. rocketship said they have a long waiting list of parents throughout the entire county who want to enroll their kids. >> rocketship education is currently this the top five percent of its serving predominantly low income students in the state of california. parents value the education that we offer. >> that argument convinced the santa clara county office of

education to grant rocketship's request. rocketship had hoped to open the school this year. >> one of the roles we have is to try to support and facilitate their ability to open schools in areas where historically there may have not been great academic achievement. >> but some in the community argue there are already two rocketship schools and one traditional public school in this small neighborhood. >> a pretty gross imbalance with the seats we have compared to kids that live in the immediate neighborhood. >> they said a third rocketship school will bring in outsiders. >> kids coming from gilroy and los gatos. we want the best for the community. >> a superior court judge heard their argument and stopped rocketship from moving forward. parents from the traditional public school say the issue has divided them. >> they bring a lot of competition. the schools are supposed to work together for a better community

because this is as well as their community, it's our community too. >> now rocketship hopes to convince the city council to allow them to build on that site. the vote is expected on tuesday. abc1 news. san jose's police department could face a staffing crisis as members of its graduating academy class look for work elsewhere. our media partner, the mercury news, reports more than half the graduates are exploring job opportunities with other police agencies. a handful have already committed to the agencies. san jose police department has seen a number of their officers leaving over issues with the city concerning pay and retirement benefits. the department has lost nearly one hundred officers in the past two years.

a young livermore girl is battle a brain tumor, but she is not fighting alone. she and her family are getting incredible support from friends and strangers. >> i was going outside, picking flowers, looking at butterflies. >> marlon's daughter was a lively two and a half-year-old until last month. these are his photos of his little girl. she was diagnosed with a brain tumor and is now undergoing chemotherapy. fortunately the family is not coping alone. >> delaney didn't have a choice to get her head shaven. i have a choice and to help support her and her family. >> this is one of the things that delaney's family said is helping to lift their spirits. >> one by one the firefighters at the livermore pleasanton fire department are losing their location. delaney's father has been part of the crew at engine 1 for eight years. >> it's a show, to show extra how much we care about merlon and his family. >> but it's not just co-workers. it seems everyone in livermore knows about the family. the family sometimes drops in for dinner at the sauce barbecue joint downtown. now the co-owner will have a big

fundraiser next month. >> that night in particular, november 13th, will be all about delaney. i think the family will see how many people really care about what's going on in their lives. >> many people have purchased t-shirts and sweatshirts like in this say "team delaney." the dad said the community support is overwhelming. >> it's not just fundraiser or don't nices, it's just we are here to show, hey, you have not just your family, but you have a whole community behind you. >> he said he and his wife are keeping a diary. his brother has started a blog so that one day little delaney will know how the community put its arms around her. and if you would like to help delaney, you can find resources on our website. abc7news.com under "see it on tv." up next on the abc7 sunday morning news, how a motorcycle can teach us about glaciers.

we will explain this experiment at the exploratorium. here's a look from the can you believe this? this is from our san mateo bridge camera. totally socked in with fog. when i see that, i don't even try to drive. lisa argen will have your forecast in just a few minutes. to those who've been denied equal access to health care... welcome to covered california. now, you can no longer be denied coverage because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. so yso you can happily let the grlife get in the way, while planning for tomorrow. so you can finish the great american novel banking for the life you have investing for the life you want chase. so you can

the new exploratorium has been open in san francisco for six months. the hands-on museum is getting rave reviews and two and a half times more visitors. tonight we are presenting a special half-hour program on what keeps all those people coming back. abc7 news anchor dan ashley has a preview of one of the crazy, but scientific things you will see. >> this project calls for 300-pound block of ice, very thin wire and a motorcycle. >> this is important in understanding glaciers. >> glaciers? so far the connection is not obvious. the plan is to cut a block of ice in half, but have it still remain whole. a crazy demonstration of a physics principle. it takes it all evening to get it ready.

>> the block has to be clear enough to see the wire cutting through it. the team gets the ice in position. >> is the block centered on the bike? >> next the block is looped over the ice. >> be careful. we have no idea if the block of ice is going to break. >> drop it a little more. i think it's pretty cool at the exploratorium, that's the way we get scientific concepts across, by doing wacky art pieces like this. >> by 6:00 p.m. the display is in place and curious visitors get a good look. the pressure from the hanging motorcycle is pulling the wire through the block of ice but as the wire moves the ice is actually refreezing above it. when the wire gets to the bottom, the motorcycle will fall. but if the experiment works, the ice block will remain solid, not split in half by the wire. >> the ice will stay in one piece. by 7:30 the wire is almost at the bottom. >> i give it another five minutes.

>> five minutes? >> then just as we looked away for a moment -- [applause] >> the motorcycle lands perfectly upright. there is a white scar through the ice, but is it still in one piece? >> it looks solid and it feels solid. >> so why? the answer is a process called redgulation. the weight of the motorcycle puts pressure on the ice. >> and under that pressure you can make the molecules move out of the way to flow as if they are a liquid. then they flow around the wire, back to the top of the wire from the bottom, where they freeze again. >> and now the connection. this is the same process that happens under a frozen glacier to make it move slowly forward. >> i don't know where i would be able to see this. this is what you come to the exploratorium to see, right? >> lisa said i'm a nerd but i

love this kind of stuff. tonight you can see much more of the fascinating and fun exhibits at the exploratorium. dan ashley has more to explore at 6:30 p.m. here on abc7. >> i mean that in a nice way. [laughter] >> no ice or fog. plenty of fog. in fact, it's not everywhere, but we are looking at it here from the sutro camera. it's allowing for the visibility to be reduced to less than a quarter mile in spots. it's headed across the bay. it's north and along the coast but we have a sunny and mild forecast for your sunday. i'll have that when we return. >> thank you, lisa. also next, stanford tries to bounce back at ucla following last week's disappointing loss. larry beil has the highlights, including what could be the catch of the year in college football, coming up in sports. it guides you to a number that will change your life: your sleep number setting.

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>> all right, so what is causing all that fog? >> we are well into fog and it's the fog pattern. it's pushing across the bay, getting into the east bay this morning. but it's going to roll back to the coast. we still will have the autumn-like temperatures and the low fog and clouds where it

appears we have the summer-like pattern. but with the low sun angle, the shorter duration of the day, it will feel autumn-like out there. you see the low clouds and fog this morning. keeping it cool again from oakland to san francisco. upper 40s to low 50s but this is the mildest spots. for the runners for the nike women's marathon, it feels pretty good out there. 51 in san jose with partly cloudy skies. loss got tas is at 50 and plenty of fog from santa cruz. ty a look here now. you can see all the runners from the roof camera. still conditions. we aren't looking at much skinned that also helps the runners feeling pretty comfortable out there. cool in the north bay. 39 novato, 46 in concord. here's a look at the visibility in miles. just a quarter mile in oakland, 2 1/2 mile. this is new conditions the first hour, the top of the hour. we take the visibility in miles. you will notice that it has

moved around, if you have been with us from the past hour from san francisco through napa and santa rosa, half moon bay. but we are reporting clear skies at the san carlos airport, mountain view and san jose. you see how shallow the depth is there. it will continue to burn back throughout the afternoon and still a mild to warm day on the way today. this matt pattern staying with us tomorrow. tuesday. cooler days by wednesday and thursday and into the weekend. setup remains the same. high pressure building up into the eastern pacific keeping the storm track well to the north. we are lacking at pretty strong waves throughout the evening and the day tomorrow and into tuesday. livermore, for the week ahead, afternoon highs in the upper 70s. we will be into the 80s and dropping into the 70s throughout the rest of the work week. so starting out warm, then getting a little cooler. as for san jose, yep, you should be in the mid-70s. you will top out around 80 tomorrow. then the temperatures slowly trail off through the latter

part of the work week. high temperatures around the bay today. once again in the 60s from the coast but we will wait for the fog to burn back. 75 in fremont with 83 in livermore. so the pumpkin festival starting out with the gray sky and partly cloudy to mostly cloudy with mid-60s for the afternoon temperatures. 60s, 70s, and 80s tomorrow. we will get a bit cooler by the middle of the week with 60s and 70s around the bay. no rain, though. >> all right. thank you, lisa. let's check out sports. this afternoon the 49ers will look for their fourth straight victory when they play the tennessee titans. that's in nashville. later today the first bcs standings will be released and stanford should move into the top ten after that great game yesterday. the 13th cardinals hosting number 9, ucla. here's abc7 news sports director larry beil with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody. one week after being upset in utah, stanford made a statement against number 9 ucla and code

-- cody whitfield made his own personal statement with the catch of the year. homecoming week down on the farm. 3-3 game in the third quarter. kevin hogan began throwing it to double coverage. the one-handed snag that is simply ridiculous that. is his first touchdown catch as a member of the cardinals. and i'm not sure if you could make it more spectacular. 10 - 3, stanford. here's brent hundley, the quarterback into double coverage. picked off by jordan richards. gaffney had 171 yards rushing. 17-3 stanford. late fourth quarter, bruins down 7. jordan richards with his second pick of the day leading to another gaffney t.d. run. and stanford hands ucla their first loss of the season, 24-10 was the final. cal fans, hoping the bears

could snap a four-game losing streak against oregon state. beavers lead the nation in passing yards and here's why. shawn manning, airing it out. 51 yards to cook. beavers grab an early 7-0 lead. cal's next drive, under pressure. intercepted by rashad reynolds here. goff's seventh pick of the season. cal's next possession, another turnover. goff had a hard time securing the ball. oregon state recovers. beavers capitalize. mannion to smith. mannion, his numbers are incredible. 493 yards passing, four touchdowns. second quarter, beavers on fourth and two and around to brandon cooks. the speed to turn the corner. they hand them a loss, 49-17. in baseball, shane victorino was on a fishing boat last off season when he agreed to the contract on the boat with the red sox. a deal that's paid off handsomely for both parties. fenway park. game 6, alcs with detroit.

jacoby ellsbury, base hit, rbi. red sox take a 1-0 lead over the tigers, who would answer in the sixth. bases loaded for victor martinez. high off the monster. er to hunter and miguel cabrera both score. in the seventh, a huge play. one out. ellsbury up the middle. double play? no, because eglasius boots it and the bases are loaded. next batter is shane victorino, the flying hawaiian, sends it flying over the monster for a grand slam. 5-2, and the red sox can taste it. bottom of nine. he strikes out and the red sox are headed to the world series, 5-2, your final. game one of the world series against the st. louis cardinals will begin wednesday in

to the ice, sharks hosting the flames. san jose a minute into the game and they get on the board. pavelski feeding brent burns and 1-0 sharks in a flash. burns with a pair of goals in this game. second period, sharks on the power play. it's pavelski. it's second of the year. san jose up 3-1. to the power play. bang-bang play in front for patrick marleau who slams it home for his seventh goal of the season as the sharks douse the flames 6-3. that is a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> up next, the big race weaving around san francisco this morning. we will tell you where you can see the world's largest women's marathon.

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>> happening now, the nike woman's marathon and half-marathon in san francisco is now underway. is this is a live view from our roof cam of the runners make way around the embarcadero. the race route travels along the waterfront, through the presidio and golden gate park before finishing at the great highway. this is the largest women's marathon in the world, even though the event is open to men, as well. there they go. what kind of weather? looks comfortable for them, lisa. >> temperatures in the upper 40s. but they will be making their way through the fog as we get to the great highway. here's a look at the visibility in miles. airport, mile and a half. oakland, hayward and napa. santa rosa a little better than

that but it will stay with us throughout the next couple of hours and burning back to the coast and some sunshine half moon bay, 66. 71 oakland and 78 in san jose. the look ahead, still some 80s inland through the early part of the week. then we cool back with more clouds by the middle of the week. >> all right. that is going to do it for us. thank you for joining us on the abc7 sunday morning news. i'm carolyn tyler, along with meteorologist lisa argen. abc7 news continues at 9:00. abc7 news continues at 9:00. "good moat univeford wrong turns on the road we kto your future.fford that's why we build tools like our career guidance system. it's kind of like gps, you know, for your career. it walks you through different degree possibilities and even lets you explore local job market conditions, helping you map a clear course from the job you want, back to you.

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