>> good sunday morning. thanks nor joining us. i'm matt cell in for carolyn tyler. we will start with a quick first look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, matt. right now live doppler hd not showing any fog. it's swept away due to the wind. gusting pretty good from our exploratorium camera. temperatures in the mid-and upper 50s. we are looking to a breezy start to the day. this is when the wind will be most breezy and gusty on the hill tops. you sea the wind gusts over 20, 25 miles an hour. we will be looking at numbers to start out anywhere from 13 degrees warmer by the delta. a look at your forecast for today, with the offshore winds

we will have plenty of 70 #* 70s at the cost. 80s and 90s elsewhere. details on that and rain in the forecast. that's coming up. >> one man is dead and two other in the hospital following a shooting in oakland. police responded 9:30 last night an 83rd avenue and a street. three males shot one died at the scene. two others taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening wounds. so far no word on suspects or a motive. two families in watsonville are grieving to morning. friday bullets took the lives of two people, one just four years old. lisa amin gulezian was at a vigil in honor of the victims. cameras, tears and emotion. they are mourning the loss of two lives, a four-year-old girl and 34-year-old.

>> one man is in custody and investigators are looking for several others involved in a horrific shooting. police call it a gaining shooting and the intended target was ramone. but he wasn't the only one hurt. the two victims were in this area for two very different areas. ramone worked at this motel when the shooting started. you can see it's just a few steps away from this back office. this where the four-year-old was resting while her grandparents closed up the restaurant that they owned. you see a bullet hole went right through the window. the little girl died at the hospital. someone left pink flowers and a princess law loan outside the fish house bar and grill. while one grieved privately, another made a public plea. >> this has to stop. how many more lives have to die? even if everybody were -- [indiscernible crying]

>> please hope anyone with information about the murders will come forward. in -- abc7 news. >> a registered sex offender is in jail, accused of shooting sidio of a girl in the park. this man was spot bid wal-mart security guard using a small digital camera to take pictures under the girl's address. he admitted to the wal-mart guard that he was filming and a registered sex offender. it's fleet week and the blue angels are back. the lack of jets last year left a visible and audible void in fleet week. yesterday, as it will today, the familiar sound filled the sky to the delight of people that came to the waterfront to watch. the maneuvers are so fast, it's hard to keep up. katie marzullo has more. >> sometimes it takes a second for your eyes to catch up with

your ears. the blue angels. sensory overload in the most awesome way. >> the blue angels, good tricks. >> working the shows, it's beautiful. you see the jets going real high and doing all these acrobatics. >> it does at times seem as if the pilots are performing a high wire act. audience, when on land or on the bay, is dazzled. >> being here with all the people, the spirit is good. >> the f-18s aren't the only game in town. also overhead a a c-130 known as fat albert and a united airlines 747. >> the plane was going very close to everybody. it was scary. i didn't even know if it was part of the show. >> no shortage of sights and sounds on fleet week. live music. ♪

trash tattoos. >> hearing these guys, it comes to the american spirit what we are all about. >> i would like to be in the air force one day. >> inspiring people is part of the mission of the blue angels. mission accomplished. [jet sounds] >> if you want to see the blue angels airshow this afternoon and you can't make to san francisco. you can watch it where you live. we will be streaming it live todayiat 3:00 p.m. more 5,000 people gathered to watch the commissioning of the uss america in san francisco. the assault ship is the first in its class. tiffany wilson has this story. >> to stand next to the uss america is to be humbled. ship's size, strength and technology of evident from bow to stern. but the hull is home.

>> it's america. we have to make it look pretty for the u.s. >> karen began a ceremony rich with history and hopes for winds and water and safety for all on board. secretary of the navy, ray, spoke to us prior to delivering the keynote address. >> this ship will ship for decades and carry the american interests. it will carry marines. it will provide the presence that america has to have. >> that's the moment of awakening. >> officers and crew of the uss america, man our ship and bring her to life. [cheers and applause] >> crewmembers ran to the uss america, up the deck, many could not wait for the moment. >> it will be amazing. as soon as it comes alive, it will be spectacular. >> now that the uss america is officially commissioned, the crew are considered plank owners. it means they are the first.

laying the foundation for generations to come. >> it's a great opportunity to have. >> although president obama was in town for fundraisers, did not stop by. members of the audience did not let his absence distract from their experience. >> i thought it was impressive. awesome. >> proud to be an american. in san francisco, tiffany wilson, abc7 news. firefighters are getting the upper hand on a fire burning east of sacramento. the fire along interstate 80 is now 67% contained. it has destroyed five homes and burned nearly 3500 acres. the fire in yosemite national park is now 54% contained. the entrance into the park, which has been closed since tuesday because of the fire, is expected to reopen today. police arrested a 24-year-old man on suspicion of starting a fire that devastated the town of weed. mr. marshall was arrested yesterday. the wind-driven flames quickly burned through a neighborhood

and destroyed 150 structures. most of those were homes. president obama has returned to washington, d.c. after wrapping up a week of coast-to-coast fundraising here in the bay area. the president climbed aboard air force one at san francisco international airport just after 11:00 yesterday morning. neighbors hoped to catch a glimpse of the president in pacific heights earlier in the day. 22 democratic supporters paid up to $32,000 to attend a round table. mark pincus of zing you and his wife ali hosted the fundraiser. tomorrow the daily council is to expect a lay to allow for unruly drinks and house parties. adults could face fines starting at $1,500. that would increase for multiple violations. california's shopping bag ban hasn't taken effect yet but

that hasn't stopped the petition drive to repeal it. governor brown signed a bill into law last month. large stores must comply by july. friday they authorized owners of the ban to collect signatures, to let voters decide on the ban to a ballot measure. if you plan to head to the beach today. lifeguards suggests being very cautious. a big storm thousands of miles away in alaska is generating swells along our local beaches. the waves bring dangers with them like rip currents and sneaker waves. the question is should people be headed to the beach today? how is the weather on the coast? >> a red flag warning above 1,000 feet. 78 in lima today, a beach day. but be careful. and the beach advisory all the way down through southern california. emeryville, temperatures in the 50s. it is clear. one patch of fog by napa and salinas this morning. that will be swept away quickly

and we are on our way to a very warm and dry afternoon. we will talk about it and a couple of chances of rain coming up. that's straight ahead. >> thanks, lisa. also next, new developments overnight in the ebola case in texas. a second person testing positive. how officials say it was contracted. and pennant fever. the giants beat the cardinals, moving one step

>> this is abc7 news. 21-month-old madeline read is the latest child to die from enterovirus d68. she died friday. the center for disease control

said the virus has killed five people. most of children. some patients have developed paralysis. developing news in texas where a healthcare worker who provided care for ebola patient hospitalized there tested positive for the virus. healthcare worker, who was in contact with patient thomas duncan, reported having a low-grade fever on friday. preliminary test results yesterday showed a positive find fourth ebola. another level of defense against the ebola virus is now in place. new screening measures are underway at five u.s. airports. we have the late of the. at jfk the first of five major u.s. airports to come on board. new, extensive screening. all passengers arriving from those countries at the epicenter of the ebola outbrook will test for fever and asked if they have had contact with patients there.

>> fever, no, headache, no, vomiting, no. >> and over the past two months with more than 36,000 passengers, not a single case of ebola has been tested. >> no matter how many procedures are put into place, we can't get the russ to be zero. >> the cdc saying the screening would not have picked up on thomas duncan, the man turned way from a dallas hospital, only to return and eventually dying there from the disease. >> eric did not know that he had ebola when he came to america. and and i would have to -- i would have preferred to stay in liberia and die than to come here and put people through this. >> u.s. troops now on the ground in liberia building a 25 bredesen hospital for healthcare workers and ebola isolation

units throughout that country. marines there too. back at home freelance cameraman showing slight improvement. the press reporting the state of new jersey is putting this crew under mandatory quarantine after a 21 day old isolation unit was breached. abc news, new york. >> ebola will be one of the topics of discussion this morning on "this week with george stephanopoulos." they will answer questions on coin tang the spread of the deadly virus. "this week" airs at 8:00 a.m. there are daily developments on the ebola crisis. you can get alerts with that and other breaks news on our news anderson. it's free to download. we have information at abc7news.com/andersons. the giants are turning this month into a orange october. last night the giants shutout the cardinals 3-0 and are now up

1-0 in the national league championship series. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana, found happy giants fans. >> this brought out boisterous fans from both teams, but giants fan celebrated. >> striking at first blood is really important in baseball. >> katheryn brought along a lucky charm for the game. she's a member of the giants promo poo team and has a world ring. for st. louis fans, october is a time to focus on baseball but a recent statement by the mayor, had missouri natives cringes. in the wall street journal he wrote a piece called "st. louis to america: don't be jealous." >> that was not a good showing. >> and he had a recent tongue and cheek rating by the wall street journal, calling the

cardinal fans the lowest of the teams. and poking fun at the big apple and the city by the bay. indeed, we are sorry that new york and san francisco are 2.3 times and 1.7 times respectively more expensive to live in than the st. louis metro area. the mayor's throws didn't help soften the sting, and the giants fans are fine with that. >> we are good right here. >> in san francisco, sergio quintana, abc7 news. >> mike shumann will have the game highlights later in sports. bay area, show us your team period. visit dave from sunnyvale. he's on the right. catch the game at at&t park with his brother-in-law, al. and a cute giants fan. this is a six-month-old. he's obviously happy his team advanced to the alc west. e-mail us your fan photos or tweet them to us

@abc7newsbayarea. i'm sure the cardinals were hoping for a rainout in st. louis. they didn't get it. maybe they are praying for rain tonight. >> they will possibly get some rain tonight. low 60s. a little warmer and showers in the forecast. so we will see what happens. as we head outside, take a look at live doppler hd. first, no fog. that really tells the story. it has been swept away for the most part and there's a little patch around napa and salinas. but we have a red flag warning in effect today. we will have rapid warning due to the offshore winds drying out the atmosphere, and already it is warmer in most spots. from our exploratorium camera, it's clear. looks good. san francisco 50 degrees. i anticipate these temperatures will slowly be going up instead of going down right around sunrise. our coolest numbers will be going the other direction today. the brief warmup. upper 50s half moon bay. you see the winds from our east bay hills camera shaking the

camera. temperatures still in the upper 40s from napa to hit aluminumma, the cool spot. that's not a typo, fairfield at 70 degrees. 15 degrees. the winds have started overnight, and that has allowed for the atmosphere to dry out. already relative humidity there about 60%. usually we are at 90. knee 100 percent when we have the fog in the morning hours that. gives you an idea how dry it is out there. from our roof camera looking at a nice view now with calm conditions. it will be breezy around the bay where we live. around the surface. but the higher elevations will have the gusty winds. clear skies, a brief warmup for today. the on shore flow returns tomorrow and then rain arrives tomorrow. should be out of here by wednesday. another opportunity by the end of the week. so here's the red flag warning. north bay, east bay, santa cruz mountains with winds in excess of 40 miles an hour and the relative humidity could be less than 10%. so really dry out there. you can see out over the hills

20 to 28 mile-an-hour wind gusts. and right around sunrise, about an hour afterwards is when we will get the gustiest winds. large swells today, 11 to 13 feet always from the north coast, central coast and into southern california. as high pressure builds into the north of us, nevada and oregon, we are looking at the offshore winds, the dryer atmosphere. but this is a cold front. the wet weather will move our way, bringing temperatures way down by tuesday. in fact, a return to the on shore push tomorrow. here's what's ahead for the next five days. first opportunity of rain, tuesday into wednesday. mainly in the north bay. about .2. by possibly friday we could see another chance. neither of these are any big rain makers, but it does change things up and allow us to bring up the relative humidity. mid-and upper 70s today. a much warmer day for the blue angels. it was beautiful yesterday. but take a look at the 70s. half moon bay at 87 for santa

cruz, 85 in oakland today, 80 san francisco. low 90s inland. with the upper 80s and low 90s, fairly uniform except for the 70s at the coast. cooler tomorrow. especially at the coast. then we will look at the temperatures coming way down, cans of showers tuesday, wednesday, and then staying rather cool and hopefully maybe another chance of rain friday into saturday. we will let you know how warm it will be in your community by keeping track of bay area weather on twitter. 61 yesterday half moon bay. today we are expecting upper 70s. so a big warmup. >> all right. be careful of the winds out there with the fire danger. thank, lisa. a sonoma county woman who found a diamond ring in berkeley is making one last attempt to find its owners. michael finney reports, it isn't just any ring. for someone it has serious sentimental value. >> you might recall the story of katie evanback. she bought a secondhand purse at this buffalo exchange in

berkeley last december. she lost her keys but later found them inside the hole of the lining of her purse. she found a box of stuff and a note on a napkin and a diamond ring. >> it's been a fun thing to have happen in my life. >> we first brought you katie's story back in june and asked you to call the berkeley police department if you thought the ring might be yours. police tell us they received well over a dozen calls. >> some people lost their rings as much as 30 years ago and they were hoping this was the one. >> unfortunately the ring didn't belong to any of them. so on this date she's turning the ring over to berkeley police. it's been appraised for $1,000 but she would never think of keeping it for herself. >> everybody could use $1,000. but the story is so fun. >> police will return the ring to katie in the rightful owner isn't found by february. she plans to donate the ring to saint dorothy's camp. it's a camp she runs to give

seriously ill children time away from their worries. >> it's one of those opportunities that i can use this treasure and give it to something good. >> katie admits she's turning over the ring with some sadness. ring actually fits her perfectly ltd. spiller said an adams will be -- an ad will the put in the april if no one comes fourth by february. the ring has to be described and that's why i'm not showing it to you. more information on how you can claim the ring is on abc7news.com. i'm michael finney, "7 on your side." >> and this little friend may have saved the life of an elderly room. abc7 is honoring hispanic heritage month with our instagram feed. today we are honoring: the

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k-mart customers are urged to check their financial statements after adyta breach in their stars. it started early last month and was detected on thursday. k-mart removed the malware but believe some debit and credit card numbers have been compromised. there's no evidence that k-mart.com was also attacked. it's the latest in a string of big retailer breaches. two people are getting credit -- or pets are getting creditor saving the life of their owner. a woman fell in her kitchen and was in and out of consciousness and laid there for two days. friends became worried after not hearing from her. they went to her house and found

her dogs wrapped around her keeping her warm. >> she was on my back and my feet and legs. dodger, dodger kept me here with his nose. he was right beside me. i don't know what i would have done without them. >> the woman bruised her head and broke her shoulder, but she's happy to be alive and says she knows her four-legged guardians would do it again if they needed to. a gala celebrated the upcoming reopening of a museum in san francisco. ♪ >> last night piano music filled the air for the museum of the grand reopening dinner. abc7's own carolyn tyler served as mc he at the four seasons hotel in san francisco. it plans to reopen in december

after renovations. much more ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news. remembering california firefighters. a special honor for more than a dozen who made the ultimate sacrifice. and the battle to save a south bacon server to from falling victim to the

>> good morning. we are starting this half-hour with a look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. hi, lisa. >> my, matt. we are starting it out with a red flag warning that's gone into effect. the winds are very breezy in the upper he will rations and that's what a a where the red flag warning is, above 1,000 feet. you see from our camera the east bay hills camera how windy it is out there. still a patch of fog in napa. cool temperature there at 47. look at fairfield. it's been warm in the past

couple of hours. temperatures have been climbing, 70 degrees. we are on our way to a very warm day today as the offshore winds dry out the atmosphere, and that allows for a rapid warming today. so plenty of sunshine, 70s at the coast and 80 san francisco and oakland and san jose. even a few 90s. we will have some rain coming our way as soon as tuesday. matt. >> thanks, lisa. a special honor for more than a dozen firefighters killed in the line of duty. it was just one day after the memorial 62-year-old craig hunt, a cal firefighter who was killed while fighting a fire near yosemite. this is how they honored the heroes. >> to the sound of bagpipes playing in the background, hundreds of firefighters, family members and friends came to the capitol to remember the great men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice. >> first we come here to honor our brothers, your loved ones. to let you know that we will never forget them. ♪

>> the names of 15 firefighters who died while serving will be added to the california firefighters memorial. currently more than 1250 names are etched not only on the wall, but in the hearts and minds of everyone here and loved ones of. >> it's rarely discussed, but again demonstrated here today is the reality of it all. >> we can certainly elevate the 15 men of valor whose names will be added to the wall of heroes by pledging today and pledging every day that they will always be part of our hearts, and that their example will never be forgotten. >> as firefighters continue to battle wildfires across the state, people say they are praying for them, as well. meaning even paying tribute to the most recent firefighters to give his life to protect others. >> we are especially mindful of our friend, our brother, jeffrey

craig hunt, the cal firefighter who was killed while performing his duties, while protecting those that he was called to serve. >> like the other brothers and sisters on the wall behind me, we have a bond with them that is eternal. we are also here to let you know that you are our family. >> the ceremony was presented by the nonprofit california fire foundation. activists plan to breast police in ferguson, missouri again today. this follows an early morning protest that turned ugly. about 50 protesters briefly conducted a sit-in in front of a store. officers say the crowd began throwing rocks at them. teargas and opinioner spray were used to break up the protesters. several were arrested. demonstrations began in the wake of an august shooting death of an unarmed teenager, makes he will brown, by police >> this morning they will

reconstruct a halloween ride hay wide accident that killed 25 people. it happened in the dark last night. police say the driver of the jeep pulling a flatbed trailer loaded with people missed a turn on a steep dirt road, causing the trailer to jackknife and run into a tree. everyone on the gauntlet night ride were injured, two seriously. some will need surgery. thousands of people in japan are without power following a powerful typhoon. it weakened as it hit the island. it's expected to make landfall tomorrow on mainland japan, bringing the threat of heavy rain and flooding. a i don't think girl in san jose is throwing a birthday party today but eat not just about the cake and ice cream. chris just turned 11 last week, but she's already helping children all over the world. she was adopted from an orphanage in the philippines and

is on a crusade to bring files on the faces of workers everywhere. she founded a nonprofit. treats for the holidays, raising money to send treats to the orphanage. it was a fundraiser for an orphanage chris plans to build in our homeland. 45 musicians are donating their time to help raise money for the victims of the napa earthquake. the quake measured a magnitude 6.0, the largest to hit the area since loma prieta in 1989. >> a relief benefit concert will begin at 2:00 this afternoon at a theater in vallejo. they are fight to go save the best no one observe tore. the james wick observatory has been spotting stars for more than a century now, but as abc7 morning news anchor eric thomas reports, budget struggles are on

the rise. >> perhaps you may gave them a glimpse of their own futures. >> i think about what is actually up there, it's mind blog. >> for the record, that's a planet that or bits the sun other than our own. and for kelsey, and philip, such discoveries are made with the help of this observatory, first in the mountains east of san jose. views and data from its telescopes are routed to their observation center at the university of california. >> our screens are active here. >> astronomy professor, alex, oversees much of the research, but lately he's spent as much time looking for something that's as nearly as hard to locate as a far away planet, money. he said he and his fellow astronomers were stunned by a decision choosing to fund money toward newer and more modern telescopes. >> this is what we can do,

long-term programs that really involve students and people who are just developing their car years in science if technology. >> the university of california has a facility at the lip conserveter it since it's construction on mt. hamilton more than a century ago. while it doesn't boast the powerful telescopes of competing sites like in hawaii, he argues better access can me more to a budding astronomer than raw power. >> what it can do is follow things around. we can get many, many nights consecutively or over the course of a year to look for planets orbiting other stars are or to follow how an exploding star evolves. >> in a statement to abc7 news. the provost office said it has never been on the cutting block and no one is suggesting lip be shut down, only that there be a different funding money. that philip, that means looking for star power and donors.

>> i have a number of irons in the fire and i think a lot of people are potentially interested. >> in the meantime the younger members of the team ten scouring the heavens for the next big discovery. >> there are things that are just really profound. >> eric thomas, abc7 news. >> reporters of the oner is story have a website to show how you can help. we have a link on abc7news.com. still ahead, the new hotspot in oakland's jack london square that's providing fine dining with bowling. a revitalization in an area with a reputation for high crime. here you see the bay bridge. a little windy out there to morning. we have a red flag warning because of the winds. lisa argen will let you know where coming up in your forecast in a few minutes. mmmmm.

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>> good monk not a lot of fog out there but we have some wind. things are looking warm and hot in some places today. high fire danger for north of the east bay hills. this year 31 elementary schools took part in the leaf sandcastle contest in san francisco to help raise money for arts programs. yesterday the teams transformed ocean beach into a field of vegies, meats and eats. food, glorious food. they had sandcastle creations. the event has raised more than $200,000 so far. an elementary in san francisco won best in show for candyland design. today would be a good day to get out to the beach.

warmer temperatures but dangerous waves. >> absolutely. temperatures in the 70s at the beaches, in fact, upper 70s stinson and point reyes. right now as we look outside, no fog out there. it's chilly in napa. upper 40s there. we are in the upper 60s in the higher elevations. winds gusting over 60 miles an hour right now. we will tell you what it means to your afternoon highs and how quickly it will change coming up. >> up next, madison bumgarner pitches another gem on the road, setting another postseason record as the giants beat the cardinals in game one of the nlcs. mike shumann has the details and highlights coming up in sports.

>> fine dining combined with bowling is taking oakland by storm. alan wang checked out a massive entertainment menu that opened up in jack lenon square. it's creating 160 jobs.

>> down the street, it was nothing. nowhere it hang out. >> that's why he said he moved away from jack london square. but now he's having regrets. >> the bars are full, the restaurants are full. it is the coolest place and we don't even go to the city anymore, we hang out here. >> the plank is a new 50,000 square foot luxury bowling alley, restaurant and bar with live music. even outdoor bochy ball courts. the grand opening with m. c. hammer on hand signifies the willingness to spend $7 million in a city with a reputation for high crime. >> getting past the surface and actually spending time in the community, that's what encourages us and why we made the decision to come here. it's not necessarily all what you hear on the news. >> the city claims overall crime in oakland is actually down from last year. plank owner, mike, says he found a thriving, untapped market that needed a large entertainment

venue by plank. >> they never really tried. we've never really put our money into hotel development, large venues. we have a small convention center for a city of our size. >> now they say oakland is making an honest effort and it's hoping plank will enhance it's campaign to attract more conventions and corporate business n oakland, alan wang, abc7 news. >> today is part of opening weekend festivities, they are donating all bowling proceeds in 11 to 2 to the east oakland community development center. people should expect what kind of weather today in oakland? >> the we will be in the 80s. a big warmup. as much as 10 degrees warmer in some spots around the bay. and the fog clears, this morning no fog to speak of. in fact live doppler 7hd has the current watches and warnings up from the national weather service which is, of course, the red flag warning for the higher elevations in red above

1,000 feet. winds gusting to over 25 to 30 miles an hour. that's drying out the atmosphere already in the east bay. exploratorium camera, that is 50. 55 oakland. half moon bay is clear at 57 and morgan hill 57, as well. and the camera is shaking from the higher elevations of our east bay hills camera, vollmer peak. so from the atmosphere really mixes things up, drying things out. 47. still cool in napa. livermore at 60 degrees and fairfield in the mid-60s with the north wind for the past couple of hours. the roof camera, look at that glassy bay out there. fair skies this morning, breezy throughout the afternoon. we will see the brief warmup for the fall. but then it's over. in fact by tomorrow the on shore push returns. and we will look for a chance of rain on tuesday. high temperatures much, much cooler. even into wednesday maybe some mist and drizzle and light showers. another opportunity the end of the week but also the beach

hazard to pass on to you with the large northwesterly swells, 11 to 13 feet from the north coast all the way down through santa cruz, the central coast. there's strong rip currents and sneak are waves. throughout the day you notice the warmup out there. upper 60s throughout the morning and noontime 70s and upper 70s and the offshore wind keeping it mild. in fact, on the warm side in san francisco. high pressure building into the north of us. that's just for today. as it does, we get the tighter pressure gradients. as this comes our way, that's later on on tuesday. this is a cold front. most of the activity up to the north but the tail end of it swinging through. and it will stay together somewhat to perhaps give us a tenth or .2 inches by tuesday. there it is. ten it pushes on through. by the end of the week here comes another system, not looking like this one will stay

together. but it looks more impressive now. still looking like a chance of rain coming the end of the week. in terms of high temperatures today, breezy, not as dry in the sierra nevada. 67 there. the red flag warning in sacramento. 92. we have the strong rip currents and the high swells all the way down through southern california. st. louis tonight looking at a chance of showers 5:00. 62. we saw them bundled up yesterday. a little milder with a chance of rain throughout the game. and we look for our own numbers fairly uniform from the low to mid-80s on the peninsula to the upper 80s in san jose. looking at fremont, 88. 92 livermore. 80 san francisco. we are looking at the game today over in oakland, warm one, mid-80s to the upper 80s there. the accuweather seven-day forecast, the warmest day out of the next seven today. cooler on shore push for columbus day. a chance of showers on tuesday and lingering into wednesday and partly cloudy thursday, maybe more rain by the end of the

week. that's a change from day-to-day. >> a lot of people have a three day weekend and go back to work on tuesday. big changes that day. >> that's fall. >> thank you, lisa. in sports, a big day for fans on both sides of the bay. the raiders take on the chargers at the coliseum. check off at 1:05. tonight the giants try to win the second game in st. louis. the first pitch at 5:07. last night the giants took the series opener. here's abc7 sports anchor mike shumann with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. well, the cardinals have represented the national league in the world series for the past four years. game one in the nlcs. last night st. louis. madison bumgarner set a major league record with 26 2/3 consecutive innings of shutout ball on the road. both teams had a combined 7-1 record in the playoffs. bases loaded. drops it to left.

sandoval from third. 1-0g-men. adam wainwright. and blanco ripped one to third. he misplays it. scores on the error. 2-0. that was it for madison bumgarner. he went 7 2/3. gave up 4 hits, no runs, 7 strikeouts to end the threat in the seventh. bottom of nine. santiago, see ya. a ground-out. giants will take a 1-0 series lead with a 3-0 victory. >> there's no way to tell what's going to happen. you know, two teams going out there competing and this is,-like i said, it was a crazy game. >> you know, he's so good at what he does. i mean, this kid, you know, since he's come up here, he's gotten better, too. he executed all night against a tough lineup. >> the royals. 3-0 lead. tied at 4, bottom of seven.

bases loaded with two out for j.j. hardy. husband tolling make the grab. inning over. four of five royal postseason wins come in extra innings. the rbi double opposite field and the royals take the 2-0 series lead, headed back to kansas city. college football, cal hosting washington. 4-1. the lead in the pac-12 north. cal scored 164 points in the last three games. zero in the first half. mistake-filled afternoon. first quarter, he fumbles the football. he will not be stopped. 100-yard fumble recovery, the longest in washington school history. cal down 7-0. and a little stunned, to say the least. downhill from there. daniel fumbles. the 25 yards to perkins.

14-0. still first quarter. washington has two more tds in the second. miles jumps it off to ross. the tackle. goes 86 yards for the touchdown. cal drops 4-2. 2-2 in the pac-12. the huskies win big. and sharks first 21 games this year on the road but last night was the home opener against the winnipeg jets. the last three home openers they won. off to a good start. 3:22 in the game. the wrister toward the net. wees it past ondrej pavelec. 1-0. less than two minutes later. joe pavelski gets it out. to thornton. 6 points in the year. 2-0 sharks after one. 33 seconds left in the second. he leads tonight breakaway. the second goal of the year. sharks have not given up a goal this season. improve to 2-0, winning the home opener, and 3-0s the final. all the highlights tonight at

5:00 p.m. i'm mike sure man. have a great day. >> next, the annual search for the great pumpkin a big fine that could be one

-- the numbers from last night's power ball draw. nobody picked all six. columbus day weekend wouldn't be the same without the annual world champion pumpkin way off in half moon bay. this is considered a super bowl of layoffs. gets underway tomorrow and features super world gourd growing greats and pumpkins. this one is about the size after volkswagen. a prize for the new world record

aft year it was 1800 pounds, well short of the 2100 world record. next a vigil for a santa cruz child killed during a gaining shooting. how it happened and what the community is saying. a huge crowd. look up in the sky for the return of the blue angels. we will give you a view of the incredible high-flying show.

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"too many potential drawbacks to be worth the risk." time to vote no on prop 46. >> this is abc7 news. >> good morning. thanks for joining us on this sunday. i'm matt kellerer in for carolyn tyler. we will start with a quick look at the weather. he's meteorologist lisa argen. hi, lisa. >> good morning. i don't know if you can see it but there's a little patch of fog right there off the coast of monterey.