rock stars. sales force estimates another 135,000 people are all signed up to attend, many staying in local hotels bringing estimated $100 million into the city. that makes sales force a good nake. every tech conference has people in suits carrying backpacks but few have barrels of canned food and this may be the only one to find people wearing hair nets. >> these are going to be going to afghanistan. >> these are among million meals sales force is asking people to donate. >> we decided to build a new technology model and give back. >> it's that philosophy that as

coe earning praise from the likes of house minority leader nancy pelosi. >> thank you for all you have done for the children, san francisco, our veterans and country. >> he kicked off the motivational conference, each plans to match 1 million meals. >> living in san francisco, it is easy to start to think about what challenges are. >> some food is going overseas a large portion is staying local. the head of the san francisco food bank says he wants companies to take a look at the example. >> they're focused on business and teching no knolling. they've got blinders on. you can see that this can be a powerful component.

>> he says he's proud of the part of dream force that teaches philanthropy. >> sales force is one of san francisco's biggest employers, tending to come with special treatment in the form of street closures. howard street is closed and likely to close things up in preparation for the tuesday night party with bruno mars. >> if you need help navigating around gridlock, get waze on your smart phone. >> organizers of fleet week call it one of the best they've seen with the return of the blue angels this year.

and also a big money-maker for san francisco. hi, leanne. >> it's wrapping up, as a matter of fact. behind me leaves tomorrow at #:30 in the morning. it's been a huge success given the fact we've seen last year the government shut down. >> this is one of the best. coming back from the shut down of government, i think san francisco really missed fleet week. >> people who come to an event like fleet week spend $100 per day the organizers say they had 1 million people over the weekend. >> if you go with $100 a day

you've got $100 million going into the economy. >> people come to see the blue angels, this year, uss america was a huge attraction because it was commissioned here in san francisco. crew members were ready to man the ship and take possession. the america leaves san francisco tomorrow morning. you know fleet week is coming to an end with high school bands play at golden gate park the challenge is organized and judged by the marines. >> this education. >> eight high schools, most from the bay area, competed for a

$10,000 grant. >> just to interact between marine corps and high schools creates a bond with us. >> the band claimed the prize three times over four years. >> imagine taking off from sfo and you hear pieces of the interior buckle. that is what happened on a flight headed to dallas this afternoon. take a look. american blames it on a problem with air ducts. airline officials tell us there is never a problem with the plane's cabbit pressure so oxygen masks did not drop down. passengers might have to wait until tomorrow to fly to dallas.

>> police just revealed in the last hour that an elderly woman died after hitting a man with her car today. the car knocked off trees and struck a man. investigators expect the woman might have suffered a medical emergency before the crash. the man suffered injuries to his legs >> something unexpected happened this morning while crews were tearing down a building this, happened. . >> i side of the building fell forward. no one was on the sidewalk at the time. you can see from sky 7 debris landed on the street, too. no cars were damaged. >> police are

recruiting what. this means for san jose residents who aren't happy about how long it takes officers to respond to 911 calls >> number of burglaries so far this year is down 74 compared to a year ago. it's a large number when you consider the department is losing officers faster than they can be replaced >> you'll see police officers responding to murders and shootings. residents in san jose say they don't see as many officers as they used to. >> we're having break ins, you know, some the summer i heard if you're to call ask ask for police it would takev: 20, 30 minutes to get out.

>> san jose police ranks are down about 200 from authorized strength and 100 expected to leave this year due to retirement or resignation. it's not a low priority if you're coming home after work to find your house ransacked and valuables gone. we can take eight hours to get to that call. >> san jose is having difficulty hiring for other cities hiring higher salaries. that means there are 23 recruits. the two candidates running for mayor say the situation will improve if there is an academy class next year >> we come to an agreement that will kick in next year. and as we continue to ak

celebrate we're issues rebound. >> we can work with them on wages and give them second thoughts about going somewhere else. >> leaders are proposing a measure to help longstanding businesses stay in the city dispute rising costs. one local institution is closing. carolyn? >> this is ai restaurant closing this year after 48 years. we stopped by another restaurant closing it's doors tonight. some are becoming concerned and stepping in with an only-in-san

francisco measure. >> this is bad. >> after two decades, this restaurant is serving it's last burritos today. it's one of 4,000 san francisco businesses expected to close this year. >> turn overaccelerated. there is a loss of neighborhood fabric people associate with where they live. >> this helps souper visors craft legislation to help so called legacy businesses that have been around at least 30 years. calling for rebates on property transfer tax if the owner gives businesses to buy the

lombardi sports is also shedding doors. >> businesses are closing in an alarming rate. >> flax, a family art supply more may be able to benefit. >> we need to be on the it can only help. >> their building is being sold but flax will stay open until 2016, determined to remain in san francisco. the measure will face hearings in city hall. supporters will have to explain the use of public funds. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> there is more still ahead at 6:00. police making an arrest for a

fire in northern california how residents are reacting today. >> giants back in town tonight. what the team is doing to get ready for games at home. >> several days worth of rain is on the way. i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up in just a moment. >> bay area health officials reveal how prepared they are for the - "dear scan, "i've been a scan member for almost two years and have been very satisfied with the plan." - "i would like to thank you and your organization from top to bottom." - "i recently called into scan regarding a claims problem." - "i had been going round and round with a problem with a prescription drug order."

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folks in northern california community are shocked over arrest of a man accused of setting a wildfire that destroyed part of their town the fire raged through the logging town of weed. and many believe the law is not being harsh enough on the accused arsonist. this is what many parts of weed will look like. the talk of the town returned to ronald bo marshal, arrested saturday morning and now sits in jail to be charged with intentionally setting this fire. >> he's not guilty yet, okay? he gave me the creeps. >> ann marie low lives next to where she is staying and mad dale is only

>> this town has been through a lot. >> there is arson of private structure. >> the penalty is 14 hours. >> people, towns needs to pay for that >> the district attorney says there could be more. aggravated arson carries a sentence of life in prison. >> charges could evolve. we're just following where evidence leads. >> we're not going to let this guy get off people will demand justice. >> so marshal will be in court for the first time tomorrow. and depending on what his attorney wants, he could have a fast trial or a very long one.

>> owners of downtown lucky store says nonunion competition forced them to close and says the store will close december 8th. 125 people have been given notice. the company says they're under performing. >> exact san francisco to be immersed in orange tomorrow morning geents are back in town after yesterday's loss. first pitch at 1:00. we want to share photos fans have been sending us. they're not cardinals fan.

this family is showing off team spirit as well. >> you can e mail or tweet them to us. but giants are home for pregame. >> yes. >> what a classic. >> yes. right at the end. and that >> sunsetting and we'll have low clouds beginning to push out locally over the bay. how colorful is this sky? check this out. low clouds rolling in from the

coast. lots of color and 32 degrees here in san francisco. upper 70s in san jose and morgan hill. 66 in napa. petaluma, 68. and these forecast features spotty drizzle overnight. rain arriving tomorrow afternoon and evening. and two more storms coming our way. unsettled wet pattern coming our way.

the weather is weakening and 'll have more wetter cooler weather coming our way behind that. this evening it will be gray so keep that in mind. overnight, into wednesday we'll see more concentrated wide spread area of rain passing through and and mid day, the rain tapering off. rainfall totals we've been looking at wettest spots with a start. so overnight spotty drizzle, low clouds tonight. high temperatures into the south bay into low 70s about 72 in jose. 71 palo alto and mountain view.

66 downtown. highs upper 70s. east bay, highs 70 in san lee drand droe and newark. a break thursday, then more unsettled weather throughout the weekend. chance of rain friday, saturday, sunday. good news is that we can use it. >> yes. >> thank you. >> coming up next, good gourd. >> prized creations

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a monster pumpkin set a record today. it took a crew to get this pumpkin to the stage in half moon bay today. runner up was 300 pounds lighter. it meant more work. >> i passed on a lot of weekends. i took days off work. to take care of of it. >> the house was damaged in the

quake and he's going to use $13,000 >> it's something else. >> this friday marks 25 years since the loma prieta earthquake struck. this friday evening we're looking back at the day and looking forward to see how less lessons learned made the area a safer place to live. we have a memorable moment here. >> and we now have pete wilson at candle stick. >> this is an extraordinary scene out here. >> the loma prieta struck before game three and caused a ten day

we hope you can join cheryl for the report. and 25th anniversary of 15 seconds is this week. if you have photos of the aftermath you can do so on instagram and you can e mail photos to us. we'd love to see your shots. >> a dallas nurse has been identified. what is being done with her dog who was with her as the infection grew >> tesla stock plunges after

trying to mislead you about the effects of proposition 46. well here's the truth: 46 will save lives. it will save money too. i'm bob pack, and i'm fighting for prop 46 because i lost my two children to preventable medical errors and i don't want anyone else to lose theirs.

the three provisions in 46 will reduce medical errors and protect patients. save money and save lives. yes on 46.

cdc issued a warning today, think eeb yoela, search for signs of infection. this after a 26-year-old nurse contracted the deadly virus in dallas while treating a victim that later died.

officials are trying to figure out how the virus passed to her. the her dog was removed from her apartment and also in isolation. yesterday a patient who survived treatment donated blood to fam. doctors believe his blood could contain antibodies to help prevent against eeb yoela. >> that stern warning has bay area health institutions looking at their infectious disease protocol. >> it's clear not every medical center or clinic are prepared. the nurse part of the treem treating the patient is proving to be a wake up call to hospitals across the bay area. medical professionals on the

front lines of care say they need proper training. >> with ebola, we're really concerned that we're going to drop the ball, again. >> she sedz nurses don't feel hospitals are giving enough training to diagnose a patient and safely care for them. she says the cdc's guidelines on interacting wasn't enough. in cases use double gloves and leg covers but says front line personnel should be equipped with more. >> when looking at equipment that cdc staff uses they have a positive pressure respirator,

sealed gowns and outfits. >> he says there is a gap that will be closed. >> there is no wiggle room. okay? that is what is new is that when you practice the procedures you can't, there no room for error. >> nancy pell yoes ease says care facilities may be needed. >> some people are making suggestions there be a few places people are sent so not everybody has to be up to the highest performance. a few medical centers conducted training drills today.

>> there is so much concern about eeb yoela. you cannot contract it through the air. it's not an airborne illness or through water, either. and through food it requires direct contact. touching blood or body fluids, contaminated objects like needles or infected animals or meat from infected animals. you can get alerts on apple's app store or google play. we have more information on abc7 news.com/apps >> people arrested people inferring son today. hundreded mars as part of organized march called moral

monday. some stood for four hours to mark how long the 18-year-old's body was in the street after being shot and killed by police. >> still ahead here a rare, awkward show of unity by oakland's top mayoral

it's a fresh approach on education-- superintendent of public instruction tom torlakson's blueprint for great schools. torlakson's blueprint outlines how investing in our schools will reduce class sizes, bring back music and art, and provide a well-rounded education. and torlakson's plan calls for more parental involvement. spending decisions about our education dollars should be made by parents and teachers, not by politicians. tell tom torlakson to keep fighting for a plan that invests in our public schools.

political campaigns are usually about differences but today a rare event the top candidates coming together to agree on something. >> this is libby shaft. this is rebecca calling. >> top contenders were on the same page in support of measure z. >> we vote yes on measure z and understand that it isn't perfect. we understand that more needs to be done. >> i endorse and encourage all to vote for measure z.

>> it's great this is something we all agree on and oaklanders agree we need >> there is a farcel tax. >> about 80% of the people are in trouble with the law. >> they didn't see eye to eye on their numbers. >> about 80%, >> 83%. >> thank you. >> while brian parker was perhaps the least-known candidate in the room he's the only one picking up endorsement of the san francisco chronicle. measure x extends a current tax amounting to $100 per year per parcel. to pass it must be approved by

two thirds by the voters. >> dow fell 223 fell 31 points. shares of tesla fell another 12 points after a model s owner launched a petition demanding retro fits. >> still ahead a mortgage modification nightmare. >> one couple helped when the bank refused to acknowledge them as rightful owners. stay with us. as a business owner, you kind of are at work all the time. i'm driving all over the place, climbing up ladders.

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lth insurance and i love that feeling. th, i'm in, so i can over one million people have enrolled in health insurance through covered california. soon, you can join them. ask anyone that tries to get a mortgage modification, they'll tell you it can be tough.

>> made tougher when the bank refuses to acknowledge you're the real owner. >> this is called a widow foreclosure, implying to children or anyone that might inherit a home following the death of a loved one. they're not listed as the owner on the mortgage. because of that getting a bank to talk to you can be difficult. >> my goodness my parents married over 40 years. >> lisa booker has great memories of her mom and dad they moved to this home in 2004 so they can be with their grandchildren. their intent after they died was to leave it for lisa ask her family. >> he was on the loan. we were on title. we share title. >> lisa's father leon died shortly after moving in. her mother, ella, a few years

later. lisa and deon continued to pay the mortgage for several years the value of the property droped and their home was worth less than the remaining mortgage. they asked wells fargo for a loan modification. the bank refused to talk to them. because their names were not on the loan. >> now, arrears were growing because they had stopped accepting payment. so 5, 6, months had gone by. it's a big amount to pay, now. >> this is where this story gets murky. wells says they needed to assume the loan and blames the bookers for delaying paper work. bookers say they gave wells fargo everything it asked for, subordinate it again when the bank denied receiving it. they say they gave the bank the deed, trust, and bank still

won't talk to them. >> as if family didn't matter. just a money game for them. >> wells fargo declined an interview but beth mills agreed to talk with us. >> they admitted they were unprepared but in the past years have stepped up staff significantly. not to say the person thinks they sent in appropriate documents. >> in 2012 the bookers contacted a nonprofit legal assistance firm. the attorney says the bookers tried to make catch catch up on the loor and the bank refused it. >> they tried to apply for a

loan modification and were told the house is not, quote, unquote, owner occupied. >> guidelines require lenders to have a process in place to deal with situations like this. kevin stein is with a coalition of 300 groups. >> guidance doesn't go very far. there is less authority. >> stein would like to see it amendmented and give widows and orphans the same rights as everyone else for a loan modification. >> when getting to the point foreclosure is a last resort i'm not sure where that could come into play here. >> there seems to be a loophole and some reform, i think, to protect the heirs. >> the bank informed 7 on your

side bookers have gotten behind on the mortgage and again in foreclosure the bookers say they intentionally missed payments to force the bank into new negotiations for another loan modification. bottom line for you is get the help of a certified nonprofit housing council to, see my reports go to abc7 news and click on 7 on your side. >> thank you, sure. >> soon to feel like fall? >> very soon, like tomorrow. right now looking at live doppler 7 hd showing clear skies. and state wide, dry conditions east and south.

some scattered showers so under partly showery conditions tomorrow, look for highs to range from mid-60s to around 70s near the bay. we've got rain into wednesday. we get a dry day thursday, then more unsettled weather coming in friday, saturday, sunday, monday. a chance of rain each of those days. nice change. >> what a game yesterday >> yes. yes. >> they got in a short work out before game three tomorrow afternoon. next in sports.

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it's what i like to do. so you can choose a bank where helping people comes first. chase. so you can. >> giants accomplished what they set out to do on the road they had chances last night but a walk off home run derailed that shot. cardinals had four home runs including game winner from carlton wong. hoping to take advantage of three straight here at

right now, momentum is up to play good baseball. hopefully, grab it. >> this doesn't matter how you score, you score. you're going to get kids on base. >> two veterans battling on the mound tomorrow. he's never pitched in a championship series but his bull dog mentality will compensate for lack of experience in this moment. >> this is something i enjoy. you know, but i mean it's like a shot of coffee. >> let's hope so.

initial thoughts were that he'll miss the rest of the series today but said today not so fast, my friends. >> with royals have been cancelled due to rain. game three managed for six years and third base coach from 2007 to 2009. well, new look raiders were more fun to watch yesterday pull offing a upset over chargers.

derek carr running three passes. that is caught two of the four td passes but would like to have final pass back with a minute 22 left and a down away for a game tieing field goal. >> there is no moral victories. i've learned that. but, to say it was easy it was not. and we knew we had a great challenge. >> 49ers won six games and just scored on an 80 yard touchdown reception. this one is a half time and this

sports property brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> yes. >> and so we'll get you updated at 9:00 and 11:00. >> thank you, shu. >> join us at 9:00. a return to earth. u.s. air force bringing a shuttle like space craft shut down. then, on abc7 news at 11:0035 years ago bay area changed forever. ordinary people became heros. tonight important lessons learned from the loma prieta earthquake. >> then, it's dancing with the stars followed by castle at ten. >> all abc programming is available on your smart phone, tablet or computer. down load the watch abc's app

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this is "jeopardy!" please welcome today's contestants -- a graphic artist from dallas, texas... a phd student in physics originally from boston, massachusetts... and our returning champion, an assistant professor from lansing, kansas... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! alex: thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. don't worry, folks. i'm very talented. i can always grow it back. [ laughter ] big win for shane on friday. today, his first defense against amanda and dan.

nice to have you with us. let's go to work, shall we? jeopardy! round coming up. one daily double, and you'll find it in one of these categories. we will give you the official language. you give us the country. please. alex: shane, you start. sure. i'll take food & drink for $200, please. dan. what is india? that's it. food & drink for $400, please. shane. what is irish whiskey? yes. food for $600, please. amanda. what is apple juice? right.