she's tracking live doppler 7 for us. hi, lisa. >> good morning. we have a little bit in the way of fog. that's along the coast. we have 50 in livermore, 54 free a mont and san jose. the forecast for the rest of the day calls for the sun to come up at 7:06. 60s and 70s today. continued below average. we will bring in the storm impact scale for the second half of your weekend. >> we talk about snow in the sear are you, as well. chris. >> lisa, thank you have. breaking news out of contra costa county this morning. a crash left a man dead on eastbound interstate 80 in crockett. it happened on the off-ramp. the driver was speeding when the car plowed into a highway sign and went into a field. that's when the car went down into a ravine and turned over.

one woman was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. officers say it's possible that alcohol was involved. more breaking news, this time out of the south bay. another crash involving a car and a pedestrian killed one person in san jose. it happened at 1:35 this morning on northbound highway 101 at the tully road off-ramp. no word on what caused the accident. developing news out of the east bay this morning. union city police are investigating a shooting that happened during a high school football game. it happened at james logan high school around 9:30. no one was hurt. officers found someone hiding and took them into custody, but that person was later found not to be connected to the shooting and that person is not associated with the school. it's unclear how many people were involved in the shooting. police are still looking for the weapon. last night's giants game was a big one for the orange and black, needing to win to get into the second wildcard spot.

angel pagen was not amused when two people ran out on to the field. >> yeah! [cheers and applause] >> pagan body slammed the man in the left field while security took down a woman in right field. the man was a protester calling attention to alleged animal abuse at farmer john, which supplies dodger dogs. the san francisco police tell us the man has been cited. abc7 sports director larry beil will have the highlights later on in sports. >> this massive fire at a historic berkeley church made the building too unstable. flames started pouring out of the historic berkely church. abc7 news reporter katie shows us a look at the damage inside and the delays you should sect -- should expect this weekend. from sky 7 you can see fire tailing through the first congregation natural church of berkeley. it started around 7:30. >> it started around the base of the chimney. >> a roof collapse led to a may

day call for one fire a firing -- one firefighter who escaped from a window. >> he was pretty terrified. you don't ever want to hear that. >> classrooms, offices and a recreational space destroyed. firefighters saved the sanctuary. >> the firefighters did an excellent job containing and i'm so gratefuil to them for their speedy action. people are much more important than property. >> heavy smoke caused the evacuation of a nearby dorm. the california firefighting department's heat-sensing drone helped them put out hotspots hours later. >> it's invaluable. we never had that capability on a fire and it proved itself very, very helpful. >> street fires around the fire scene will cause traffic delays for the homecoming football game at cal. police are working on a traffic plan. there's no word on the fire cause yet. but they were underway to

install new solar panels. abc7 news. in novato, five fires are making sure a vegetation fire doesn't spread because of a high-wind forecast. the fire broke out near marin valley drive. it threatened many homes, but officials called off the shelter in place warning in the afternoon. fire is 75% i don't know taken. firefighters battling the loma fire in the santa rosa crude mountains are making progress. there will be a community meeting to discuss updates. it starts at 10:00 at the cultural center. the fire has burned more than 4300 acres and is 50% contained. a dozen homes have been destroyed. katie has more on how flying embers could ignite a new fire. >> even without visible flames the loma fire poses a serious danger. >> the winds is a huge challenge for us. the embers get hot and now they

start flying. >> not only strong wind gusts in the overnight forecast, they said the wind is come from a new direction. >> we had to challenge part of our fire containment line that hasn't seen a lot of wind or floating embers passing through it. >> reporter: to prepare, firefighters are working to prepare the lines as crews continue to comb through the aftermath of the fire. >> getting to the hotspots, getting water on them. it's definitely a lot of mop-up. >> scattered throughout the mountains, homes untouched by the fire and the remains of those destroyed. a dozen so far. >> you do your best effort to protect all homes. at the same time it's not worth anybody's life. >> there is marijuana being grown in the santa cruz mountains. plants like these have been revealed by the fire. some grows are legal, many are not. a source tells abc7 news that eradication teams have been sent to the loma fire. the santa clara county sheriff's department confirms it has initiated a marijuana operation. in los gatos, abc7 news.

and only the abc7 news i-team has learned the loma fire was a likely spot at the site of a marijuana farm and the farm owner has ties to a dispensary in santa cruz. dan has the report that you will see only on abc7 news. >> reporter: the man listed as ceo of the dispensary owns the 80-acre farm where the loma fire may have begun. he issued a a statement through his attorney. >> no firearms, no meth lab, no illegal grow. >> they would not tell us if the owner was running what he considered to be a legal marijuana farm. he said they all want answers about what sparked the blaze. >> we are actively trying to find out. we are actively investigating. they are cooperating. >> new law enforcement and cal fire sources confirm what i reported wednesday. investigators are concentrating

on that farm as the origin of the fire. last month neighbors identified the farm as a marijuana grow to me. more neighbors are speaking out. they don't want you to see their faces or know their names. they are concerned about the danger from the many marijuana farms that have popped up the last few years. >> there are farms. >> they do that? >> oh, yeah. >> law enforcement tells me they have had shootouts with pot farmers in these mountains, including mexican drug cartels. the neighbors showed me letters and e-mails that support they have been complaining to public officials for more than a year about the public pot farms. public safety and the environmental issues and the risk of wildfire. >> it's been for a couple years now. >> they have been drawing water out of the creek. they take their chemicals and run pvc pipe up the hill. we've seen barely anything going on to eradicate this situation. >> abc7's katie marzullo asked

can't clara county very about the neighbor's complaints that he failed to take action. >> we responded to those e-mails and forwarded them on to the sheriff's department that's responsible for enforcement of illegal grows. >> the neighbors say they could have and should have done more. be of course, the big question is what will happen if the cannabis law passes? there's a big concern that it could get request worse without oversight. abc7 news. >> you can get updates on the loma fire with push alerts with the abc7 news app. enable the special alerts day two of the strictly hardly bluegrass festival kicks off. that's at 11:00 a.m. in golden gate park. ♪ >> 750,000 people are expected to attend the three-day event featuring more than 100 musical acts on seven stages set up throughout the park.

cindy lauper and chris isaac are two of the performers today. music lovers from near and far say it's an event that can't be missed. >> they play all kinds of music. it's free. >> i love this music but part of it is i used to live here so i like revisiting the city and friends and stuff like that. >> there are lots of food trucks and venders. the free music goes through tomorrow. lisa, there are big names out there this weekend. >> yes, and it should be pretty nice out there today, mostly sunny but still on the cool side. possible showers movingg in tomorrow. in santa rosa, a 4. 50 livermore. we will talk about your neighborhood highs and the chance of rain, the couple chances of rain and then a warmup. that's coming up. >> lisa, thank you. also ahead, a protest against police. what happened in southern police of a police released video

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the clips under public pressure and to show the shooting stance assumed by 38-year-old man. one video shows him backing away from police officer richard gonzales. it was taken from a security camera at a nearby fast-food restaurant. the second video shows another angle of the confrontation. police said he pointed a smoking device at him before they takessed and then fatally shot him. in north carolina police announced they will release full body camera and dashcam videos of the shooting of keith scott. the videos will first be viewed by scotts family sometime next week. the 43-year-old has shot and killed by officers on september 20th. police say he was armed. >> police in the east bay are work being to see if six armed robberies in six communities may be connected. sergio quintana has the details.

>> reporter: one of the first violent incidents happened in this otherwise quiet neighborhood. a resident said it all started after 10:00 p.m. tuesday night. >> i heard, bang, five shots real loud. bang, bang, bang! oh, it was a gun. then i heard a woman screaming bloody murder. >> as soon as i heard the shots, i slipped up on the edge of the bed, looked out the street and saw a car escaping down the street. >> a neighbor had just arrived home and was accosted by two men in her driveway. they opened fire on her. then started shooting at her husband, as he looked out the front door to see what was happening a. >> the woman suffered minor cuts from the glass that was blown out of her car window. her husband was uninjured. the detective on the case is trying to see if this attack is connected to a series of other similar crimes across the east bay. according to a crime bulletin published by the lafayette brings department, another case and the attack on a couple in marin da are similar to a

violent carjacking in danville and antioch and pittsburgh. the most recent was a teenager was robbed as she arrived home. >> as she began to open her driver's side door, two males approached her wearing dark hooded sweatshirt and dark pants. both men pointed handguns at her and demanded her to cooperate. >> it's not clear if the same two men are responsible for all the crimes. police are hoping the public can help with information. abc7 news. take a look at this, mexico's volcano erupted yesterday. you can see the lava spewing out of the volcano. it forced hundreds of evacuations. kalimais one of the country's most active eruptions with more

than 40 eruptions. >> an earthquake has a 1 in 100 chance of hitting southern california by tuesday. the frightening prognosis comes after a swarm of up to 200 small quakes struck monday morning under the sea. it's south of where the san andreas fault ends. experts say it's important to understand the chance of the triggering of a small a quake is small, but very real. happening today, thousands of runners will hit the pavement for the annual half-marathon. tomorrow 17,000 people are expected to run. 49ers super bowl champion roger craig will be here. organizers say runners will come from 48 states and many countries. now your accuweather country forecast with lisa argen. >> good morning to you. patchy fog around the coast but otherwise clear and cool this morning. half moon bay 7-mile visibility.

elsewhere, we are looking at a powerful hurricane in the atlantic. this is hurricane matthew. it's a category 4. all the color is here. it is moving to the west. it's about 300 to 400 miles south of haiti and jamaica and it will be impacting those island countries in the next several days. by late tomorrow we could see anywhere from 2 to 4 inches of rain for colombia and venezuela. as it moves through the caribbean, we will see anywhere from 10 to 15 inches of rain and possibly more. you can see it is heading toward the gulfstream. we will continue to watch it for you. pretty strong hurricane for you. this is san jose. quiet in the south bay where temperatures are cool. 54 degrees. but in gilroy and half moon bay, a pretty steady numbers there, as well as san francisco. 52 oakland. and still looking pretty dark out there from this vantage point. 45 santa rosa. good morning novato, fairfield

48. it's 54 concord and livermore. it was cool the past couple of days. maybe you have gotten used to that. the good news is we are going to continue to see the relative humidity come up, helping with the fires out there. low clouds and fog not with us but the high and mid-level clouds tomorrow bringing in a slight chance of showers and another system late in date on monday. cooler than average numbers continue and we will be looking at seven-day today in golden gate park. the hardly strictly bluegrass with temperatures in the low 60s. look what happens tomorrow. a chance of showers and remember our storm impact scale? bringing it back. it's going to be a 1 on the storm impact scale. we rate our systems from 1 to 5 and one indicating scattered showers. less than a tenth inch of rain and also a chance of thunderstorms. so as we go through the next hour by hour forecast into your sunday, 7:00 north of the golden gate bridge you can see a few scattered showers right on through noontime. we will keep it to the north.

but after the 12:00 hour notice we can see a few showers slip into the east bay, even the santa cruz mountains. it all amounts to very, very little, anywhere from a couple hundredths to a tenth of an inch. it gives you a broad-brush idea of how scattered the showers will be. so your day won't be a washout. we won't have downpours, but we will see some late precip possible throughout the day on sunday. in terms. snow, yes, we have that too. the windshield weather advisory for the west slopes of the sierra tomorrow. up to three inches possible in the highest peaks. 75 morgan hill. 70 redwood city. the sun sets about at about 60 today. 69 union city. 73 in concord. even a few degrees, warmer than yesterday. but overall we are cooler than average. the accuweather seven-day forecast, 1 on the storm impact scale, a chance of showers and

more sunshine tuesday. it will take all week to warm up. the abc7 news app will alert you of anything you need to know with changes or the radar, which can be fun, right? >> absolutely. enjoy the relief, too. just ahead, a man goes on a smashing rampage inside an apple store in france.

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advocate, and i'm glad for kgo7 on your side. >> the company said reversing transactions isn't as easy as it may seem. the electronic flow of money has to be traced and verified. it's a lot more complicated than just having it sent. if you need help with a consumer issue, i want to hear from you. the "7 on your side" hotline is open monday through friday from 10:00 to 2:00 p.m. you can also reach me on my facebook page and through abc7news.com. i'm michael finney, "7 on your side." students in daly city learned an anti-bullying lesson from someone who has experienced it first-hand. a man was beaten to a coma outside dodger stadium in 2007. >> it destroyed my life and hurt my family. >> it destroyed my life and my

family. >> abc7 news was at west lake elementary when stow walked in without help. he had to learn to talk and walk again after the attack and will need help from caregivers the rest of his life. stow asked skids to take a antibullying charge with him and not be a bystander but an up-stander who helps others. a customer apparently unhappy with his customer support experience went on a destructive rampage. it happened at the apple store in france. the video shows the man smashing iphones, ipads and ipad air with what appears to be a bocci ball. he saw he was being recorded and spoke into the camera that apple refused to give him his money back. the smashing went on for a full minute before security took him out of the store. damage was estimated at $14,000. still to come, paying the price. why it will cost more to buy things in the south bay starting today. and also ahead, growing food versus cultivating minds. a debate between a schoo and

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thanks so much for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. we are starting this half-hour with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. she's tracking the condition where's you live. good morning, chris. >> good morning, everyone. >> hi, chris. you can see how cool it is here. 53 t. in oakland, 51 mountain view. from our roof camera also look quite nice out there. but cold. santa rosa 45. it's 47 in napa, 48 in fairfield with 54 in concord. 50 novato. and finally from our exploratorium camera. and by the afternoon we are in the 50s at the coast. low 70s in the inland valleys and looking at not only a slight chance of showers tomorrow, we are bringing back the storm impact scale. we could see a thunderstorm and snow in the sierra to talk about. chris. >> lisa, thank you. san jose's sales tax

increase goes into effect today. voters approved it back in june. the sales tax will now be 9%, up from 8.75. it's expected to bring in $40 million a year for the next 15 years. officials say san jose has experienced a fiscally tough last ten years and needs the money to restore services. there's only one other city with sales tax at 9%. and parts of sunnyvale starting today are off-limits to smokers. they can't smoke in any outdoor dining areas at events like farmers markets or public parks. it extends to apartment buildings, shared d balconies ad patios and shared common areas. the city wants to limit secondhand smoke exposure. governor jerry brown signed legislation mandating prison sentences for those who assault unconscious or severely intoxicated victims. yesterday the governor also signed a bill allowing more forms of sexual assault to be categorized as rape. both were inspired by the brock turner case, the swimmer who was sentenced to six months in jail for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman.

turning to the race to the white house and donald trump's rant on twitter. the republican presidential candidate tweeted early yesterday morning, quote, "did crooked hillary help check out alicia's past] to use her in the debate?" he was referring to what was brought up during monday night's debate. >> trump refused to answer questions about his late-night tweets while campaigning in michigan yesterday. trump is scheduled to be in pennsylvania later today for a rally. hillary clinton doesn't have any scheduled events today. yesterday she slammed trump about his tweets while campaigning in the swing state of florida. she said the twitter rant is proof he is unfit to be president. >> really, why does he do things like that?

i mean, his latest twitter meltdown is unhinged, even for him. >> later clinton tweeted herself, quote, a man who can be provoked by a tweet should not be anywhere near the nuclear codes, end quote. the violation presidential nominees debates will be tuesday at 6:00 p.m. you can see it here. >> today president obama said it is important that families have access to paid sick leave. the president said millions don't have access to a single day of paid sick leave. starting january 1st, a federal contractors will be required to give employees up to seven paid sick days each year. >> paid sick leave isn't a side issue or a women's issue or something that's just nice to have, it's a must-have. we've also worked with states, cities and businesses to try to get the job done.

and let me add, pointing to research that shows spade sick leave actually helps their bottom line. >> president obama says we need a congress that will act on all these issues so we can make a meaningful difference in the lives of millions of people. one of the final steps to merge american airlines and u.s. airways is happening this weekend and the combined carrier hopes you don't miss a thing. two airlines will transition pilots and planes to a single flight operating system starting today. scheduling, route planning and dispatching will be done with one software instead of the current three. american has reduced flight schedules in anticipation, but believes the integration will be a smooth one. >> reporter: a former sheriffs deputy was arraigned yesterday in a scandal involving numerous police officers, a sex scandal. attorneys for the young female accusers say they have also filed legal action. vic lee has the latest. >> reporter: contra costa county sheriffs deputy resigned early

this morning as details of the sex scandal unfolded. he reportedly had sex with jasmine, a 19 year old woman who went by the monica celeste guap. they are identifying her because she and her lawyers revealed her name publicly. 28-year-old perez was accused with criminal sex charges with her, who was a minor at the time. perez pleaded not guilty. the judge released him on his own reconnaissance. that angered the attorneys who were in court. >> it's a double standard. because he's a police officer he's being treated specially. if he were a black man charged with this, he would certainly have to post bail. >> perez is one were the five law enforcement officers charged by the almeda county prosecutors. they include oakland police officers and a livermore officer. one officer was arraigned a week ago on charges associated with the case. after court jasmine's lawyer

said they filed claims against six bay area cities and counties to failure to protect the young woman, who was sexually exploited. the claim is for millions of dollars. >> almeda prosecutors have yet to charge an oakland officer and another who resigned in the wake of the investigation. a third officer has been charged when his case was continued. vic lee, abc7 news. residents in san francisco's mission terrace community are trying to keep a school building on a site that's located with the last seasonal farms in the city. the farm doesn't own the land a school, called golden bridges, bought it years ago with the intention of relocating their campus there. according to the plans, the school would only have a few small structures. more than 70% of the parcel would remain an open-space area.

>> the students spend a lot of times indoors, in front. -- in front of screens, not moving, not experiencing nature, so we are getting them out. >> the owner of the farm has agreed to move on. neighbors want the farm to stay put. while the planning department has approved the project, the board of supervisors can overturn that decision. >> still ahead, creative minds unite we will show you of the creative minds behind the festival taking place to the in san francisco. first a a live look outside from our sutro tower camera. a gorgeous shot. sunrise expected to be around 7:06 this morning. lisa argen returns in a little bi

>> not much confidence from forecasters we will have a wet winter to help with the drought. although last winter was an el nino, this winter is what forecasters call neutral. there's no el nino that typically brings wet weather and no dry weather. >> we have essentially hu -- we have a ground water deficit. we have a surface water deficit, and we've had a snowpack deficit over the past five years. are we still in the drought? you bet we are. state officials mark yesterday as the end of the fifth straight year of drought in california, saying that a six-year is looking likely.

>> lisa, now we are talking about a cooling trend. >> yeah. last year we had average rainfall. so unfortunately not good news there, but we are looking at not only a couple showers tomorrow, anther opportunity in the seven-daday outlook. look at this view, gorgeous from this vantage point with temperatures on the cool side in the north bay. 54 in san jose. san francisco 54. 52 across the bay to oakland. today the warmer and sunnier day. stay tuned for the cool-down and shower outlook. >> lisa, thanks. also ahead, a giant rally included a big hit by madison bumgarner. larry beil has the highlights of the giants beating l.a. coming up - i was diagnosed with parkinson's actually in early 2013. it took awhile to sink in. we had to think a little more seriously about saving money for the future and for the kids. - the income of airbnb really helped to mitigate the stress.

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>> welcome back, everyone. time is 6:44 on a saturday morning. a live look outside from the golden gate bridge. you see it's a little breezy out there. clear skies for now, but changes are on the way. lisa has more coming up. >> in sports, both cal and san jose are in action today. the partans are in new mexico facing the lobos. kickoff at 1:00 p.m. number 18 utah takes on the golden bears at memorial stadium. kickoff at 3:00. also this afternoon, the wildcard chase continues for the giants with another big game against the dodgers. clayton kershaw faces ty block at at&t park. first pitch at 1:05.

last night the giants needed a win to stay ahead for a final wildcard spot. here's the highlights with larry beil in this morning's sports report. >> good morning, everybody. the giants squared off with their arch rivals, the dodgers three-game series that will determine their playoff fate. madison bumgarner on the hill. top of the first. giving up a double to his favorite person or least favorite, really. the relay would not be in time to get corey at the plate. dodgers up 3-2 in the sixth. conor gillaspie doubles. bottom of six angel pagan doubles. and this double. two more score. 6-3 giants. here it comes. there it goes. brandon belt, a bomb. belt got hit on his wrist in his final at-bat. hopefully he is okay, but the giants go on to win 9-3, setting up the tieing game against clayton kershaw today.

the giants victory keeps them one game up on the cardinals with only two left to play. >> the a's playing out the string in seattle. robinson cano, his fifth 2-home run game of the year. that was his 100th rbi on the season. 4-0 mariners. the bright spot for the a's. it continues. ryan legally, his 14th of the year. he was not called up until july so promising for the future. 5-1, mariners, the final. and stanford versus washington. annihilation. the huskies demolished the cardinals. here's to john ross. 19 yards. huskies 23-0 at the half. brown threw 3 t. d. it passes. everything going wrong for stanford. washington short. bounces to one of the cardinal blockers.

the huskies recover and they take advantage with miles. 8 yards up the gut. 30-0! and held to 49 yards rushing. typical of this night, he was stopped and dropped by the ref. stanford suffers their first loss of the year, and it was a big one, 44-6. dodgers legend vince scully will end his 57 year broadcasting career this weekend in san francisco. turns out giants announcer john miller does a very good scully impersonation. >> the 1-1 pitch. a curveball. outside ball 2. 2-1. vinnie is a much more elegant gant than that. much more stylish. vinnie is 1-1 pitch on the way, and low, ball 2! >> john is fantastic. don't forget we have college football here on abc7. it is clemson and louisville here at 5:00. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen.

>> good morning, everyone. we have a couple patches of fog we bay but overall it's clear and cool. live doppler 7 picking up fog over 680, as we. a live look outside from the sutro tower camera. you see how pretty it looks with the clear sky. itit will be warmer today than tomorrow. that's not saying much because temperatures are well below average. 5 had in san francisco. 52 oakland. 51 mountain view. check out how beautiful this is from our roof camera. the sun officially up at 7:06, setting at 6:52. santa rosa chili, 45. 48 novato, fairfield. concord 54. livermore 50. it was only about six or seven degrees warmer in livermore yesterday than half moon bay. so it's been chilly, and we certainly are looking at some breezy conditions in the upper elevations. from mt. tam you can see the fog just a little bit out there. breezy winds allow for a cool day today along the shoreline.

then we see mostly sunny conditions. look for scattered showers to arrive tomorrow. another chance of that later on in the day on monday. and cooler than average right on through next week. but temperatures will climb back slowly into the 80s. so highs today statewide, we will start with the warmest and sunniest locations with low 70s in the southern sierra. low 80s in los angeles. the dodgers are in town trying to clinch that wildcard spot for the giants -- not the dodgers. and we will be looking at a nice day for that game. but putting back the storm impact scale with a 1 for scattered showers. less than tenth of an inch. this is for your sunday. and with this instability we could see a chance of a thunderstorm. we will take you through hour by hour, starting at 7:00 in the north bay with scattered showers from point reyes up to clear lake, santa rosa. and slipping south noontime. by the afternoon to the east bay, perhaps the santa clara valley. and in santa cruz you could see

a possibility of a shower. then we clear on out with temperatures on the cool side. so anywhere from a couple hundredths or you may not see anything at all or maybe more than that. a broad-brush picture of some light isolated showers for your sunday afternoon. so the sierra nevada, we are looking at a couple inches. a winter weather advisory from tomorrow morning through monday morning. up to three inches over the passes and back to the giants wildcard spot. we want to talk about the sunshine today. it's "star wars" day there, as well. it should be a great afternoon with temperatures in the mid-60s by 4:00. highs today around the bay, another cool one. 79 in prepare mont, 71 palo alto. look at the low to mid-70s at the warmest location. 75 antioch. the accuweather seven-day forecast, upper 50s at the coast and 70s inland. a chance of a shower, a bit more sunshine by tuesday afternoon. it's breezy as we try to warm up

the second hatch of the work week into the low 80s. so you can watch it hour by hour for the upcoming system when you download our app. >> you mention the winter weather advisory in the sierra. you have to wonder what the winter season will look like this year. >> we have to keep our fingers crossed. doing a rain dance. >> thank you. thousands are expected at fort mason for the remake in san francisco celebrating crafts and creativity. yesterday abc7 news reporter johnathan bloom found is a much more intimate event as folks who are creative for a living got to do something a little different than their day jobs. >> of all the conferences in san francisco, there may be only one where you can learn to write with chalk. >> what does it say? >> this articulate woman is a professional writer. >> once you have to do it to make money, it becomes less fun. >> so trading in the keyboard

for a piece of chalk or paintbrush is an outlet. >> we don't do watercolor, but doing this gets us excited to try new things. >> and for the britain co-founder britain warren, that's the whole point. the summit. >> it's known to help like with meditation that helps with anxiety and other things. >> look around and you may notice a specific demographic. >> it's mainly women, but that's okay. we are creative men. >> aside from the guys in the band, it's 98% women and that's on percent. >> we did a survey and found 77% of women specifically didn't think they were creative. and that shocked me and i really wanted to change it. >> creativity is not just analog. alongside the paints and pencils, there are plenty of ways to get creative in the digital domain. >> you can do pen and paper or you can do this. >> she designed this on paper and watched as her design was

etched into wood with a laser. >> and all of a sudden you start learning ceramics. >> in a tech-savvy town that prizes productivity, sometimes the brain needs to recharge. >> playfulness is important for the creative skill. a lot of times we forget about the art of playing. >> and maybe playing will open doors. >> i met people who used to be aerospace engineers who are now running their own jewelry businesses. >> in san francisco, johnathan bloom, abc7 news. next, why thousands of people will be running through the mud in the north bay, and it's all for a good cause.

>> here are the winning numbers from last night's $30 million mega-millions drawing. >> nobody picked all six numbers for tuesday night's jackpot goes up to $35 million. happening today thousands of people will make their way through muddy obstacles in today's muck fest. runners will race through mountains of mud in a course that will spin, swing and fling them up, down and sideways. the course raises money to support the national multiple sclerosis society. so far more than $24 million has been raised for the organization. the race starts at 9:00 this morning at the solano county fairgrounds in vallejo.

>> get ready to take on the day, right? >> yeah. it's going to be beautiful. the sunnier and warmer day of your weekend is this ash. mid-70s inland. doesn't sound so afternoon but wait until you see tomorrow's outlook. 63. breezy along the coast. 69 santa cruz. and the accuweather seven-day forecast, check it out. a chance of showers tomorrow, late into monday. and then we look at sunnier and warmer conditions throughout the work week. something for everyone on that panel. >> i can't believe it's already october. >> i know. >> lisa, thank you and thanks for joining us on abc7 mornings. i'm chris nguyen alongside lisa argen. before we go, check out this spectacular sunset of rodeo beach. our thanks to abc7 news viewer for sharing it with us. be sure to tag your pictures with the #abc7now and you may see it on air or online at abc7news.com. "good morning america" is next. we are back for another full hour of news, weather and sports at 8:00 a.m. we hope to see you then.

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