continue to grow this way. >> steve: you see the clock winding down. harbaugh and michigan will use their second time-out, eat up as much of the clock as they can. 44 ticks remaining on the game clock. third and seven is upcoming. >> brian: this does not take wisconsin out of any conversation. i mean this is a loss, a one-touchdown loss on the road against a top five team and they get a bye. they need a bye. they need to regroup after this game. but then they're going to welcome the buckeyes into madison, which is never an easy place to play. and with this defense, steve, you know, anything is possible. certainly ohio state looks like the number two if not the number one team in the country, but they'll have their hands full in madison. >> steve: and this michigan defense today that's on display against alex hornibrook and wisconsin, 159 yards for wisconsin, eight first downs and the three turnovers for hornibrook. the three interceptions, all coming obviously at terrible times.

but they need more. they needed corey clement, more of the running game. >> brian: and he's going to grow. hornibrook is going to grow. but to me if i'm paul chryst, when i go watch the film and meet with the team on sunday morning, i'm talking accountability for everybody. fumagalli, wheelwright, the offensive line, all of them need to watch this film critically and get better and learn from it as to how you can play as a team. >> steve: wisconsin needs a stop here to have any chance. and that should do it. that play took just enough time that now they don't have to run another play. >> brian: these two coaches long-time friends. you know, respect each other to the end. harbaugh said, you know, we respect each other, we love each other, we're going to try to gouge each other's eyes out for three hours, make no mistake, but a ton of respect between paul chryst and jim harbaugh. >> steve: how good are kenny allen and ryan tice feeling right about now?

michigan is going to hang on. michigan knew there would be a game they wouldn't score 45 points in, and this was it. they score 14 and that's enough to beat wisconsin. down to todd mcshay. >> todd: hey, jordoun. >> how ya doing. >> todd: so i talked to you yesterday and said what's your best game tape. where is this one going to rank? >> i don't know. i still felt a little rusty. i made a few plays but definitely if you're talking about one of my best games, it's about the effort. i don't know if this will line up as one of the best. >> todd: talk to me about that pick, that was something else. >> i know i had to make a play. i knew i had to go up there and get it. thank god i went to go get it. it was a heck of a play. >> todd: take me through when

you're up in the air and the one-handed, what's going through your mind? >> i mean i jumped too early for the two-hander so i'm like i'm going to put a hand up there and see what happens. >> todd: you go up against darboh all the time, the wide receiver, in practice. how clutch was it? >> it saved us definitely. the offense was stuttering a little bit and they came out and executed and that helped us a lot. it gave us the confidence to go out and finish the game. >> todd: how good can this team be? >> the sky's the limit. we've got to keep preparing for a championship season. we have a good one. >> todd: thanks, man. congratulations. >> thanks so much. >> todd: guys. >> steve: michigan goes to 5-0, 2-0 in the conference. they'll travel to rutgers next week. wisconsin suffers their first loss of the season. they have the bye. be sure to tune into abc tonight at 8:00 eastern, saturday night football. louisville takes on clemson, another top ten showdown. that's it for our top ten showdown.

michigan gets by wisconsin here in ann arbor 14-7. thanks for joining us. have a great night, everybody.

sglsmtsd . a community comes together to help after a fire destroys a church in the east bay sdprnchts an attack on a chp vehicle in california captured on video. why police say it happened. also, the wild card chase. now just a game away for the giants. fans cannot contain their excitement. abc 7 news starts now. time of testing like this, people find out what they're really made of. >> worshippers in an east bay church keeping the faith after a building was destroyed by fire.

flames gutted berkeley's first congregation al church today. the very latest developments. cornell? >> reporter: eric, so far, no definitive cause to this fire. but sunday's services will go on for members of the first congregational church impacted by this terrible fire. a neighboring church now stepping up to help. meantime, channing will remain closed for a while because there are fears part of the building could fall down. causing confusion and headaches on this homecoming day, lots of traffic. a fence is going up around berkeley's historic first congressional church where a massive fire tore through pilgrim hall friday afternoon. housing offices and classrooms. the four-alarm blaze caused the roof to collapse.

>> all that's holding up the bricks are the bricks below them. any small earthquake or wind kps, any shifting of debris could cause a collapse. >> this is going to be a lot of work. but i'm thinking we can do hard things. >> reporter: the reverend is vowing to rebuild. the church sanctuary will be off limits for a while. it suffered extensive ceiling damage. all the musical instruments inside were saved. the presbyterian church next door will open its doors for sunday services at 2:00 p.m. >> you can imagine at a time like this people need to be together. >> our kids grew up here. they went to church in those rooms. lots of memories. >> reporter: it caused headaches and traffic for bears fans trying to get to the homecoming game against utah. >> we kind of just messed up and went the wrong way. that added an extra half hour to the trip. >> reporter: a middle school for boys on church property was not damaged. no word on a cause. but roof work was under way to

install new solar panels. in berkeley, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. abc 7 news was in morgan hill where dozens of people affected by will loma fire attended a meeting. some 600 people have been displaced by the fire in the santa cruz mountains. residents who live on kroi road were allowed to return home after noon today. the loma fire has burned more than 4,300 acres. it is 56% contained. >> our main concern is on that southeast corner, where it is so steep into that drainage, into that creek. we have crews in there. they're building that containment line. we're widening it. and cleaning it up. >> reporter: 12 homes have been destroyed. 325 structures are still threatened. the abc 7 news iteam learned the investigators are focused on an alleged marijuana farm as the origin of the fire. cal fire is hoping for full containment by monday. in developing news, los angeles police shot and killed a person following a high-speed

chase. the "l.a. times" reports it started when officers tried to pull over a stolen vehicle in south los angeles, and the driver took off. it ended with the suspect shot to death. police did not say what led up to the shooting or give any information about the dead person. the "l.a. times" said officers are guarding the scene where angry crowds have gathered. new details today on the shooting during a high school football game. union city police say they were handling a fight call when they heard a gunshot. police say a group of people ran from the scene, and they found one hiding in a yard. there were no reports of injuries or property damage. the bay area is a focus in the investigation into a case of assault involving a chp patrol car. the attack in fresno was captured on cell phone video. jessica perez from our sister station in fresno has a look. >> reporter: dash cam video from the california highway patrol car attacked last weekend, shows a group of people punching,

kicking and even throwing objects at the car. while the officer sat in the driver's seat. eventually he was able to drive away unharmed. >> the officer is doing fine. obviously this was a traumatic event for him. he is back to work. and he's doing okay. >> reporter: the suspects caused more than $12,000 in damage and now face charges for felony vandalism and inciting a riot. videos of the attack were spread quickly on social media. investigators were able to use those videos, plus the officer's dash cam video to identify four of the suspects. three have been arrested. they are gonzalez, dionda and rodriguez. one suspect was identified after his fingerprint was lived off the car. another told officers he attacked the vehicle to get back at the chp. >> he admitted to kicking the chp vehicle. and said he did so because he was upset with the california highway patrol because the fact that a chp officer recently

towed his vehicle. >> reporter: chief dyer said he told the officers they was proud of the damage he's caused. 19-year-old gonzalez was also identified. some could be from the bay area. >> there was several other people that were kicking the sides of the chp vehicle. there were other people that were chanting, yelling at the police, we run the streets. >> that was jessica perez reporting. the attack happened during a street racing side show sunday afternoon. the fresno police department and the chp say they now have a plan to break up any future side show events. well, hundreds of people have shown their generous support for a san jose police officer killed while heading to work. ken zinc killed in a traffic accident on thursday. he was riding his motorcycle when he collided with a flatbed trailer. the 53-year-old had seven

children. he worked at helms middle school in san pablo. the students were devastated when they found out about his death. zinc's union helped fund for the tragedy. contra kos ta firefighters tweeted this photo of a rescue. they were called to winter way and babbling brook way when smoke was reported coming from a storm drain. they found a man with severe cuts to his hand as well as a bicycle in the drain system. pittsburgh police are investigating whether the drain is being used by the homeless. firefighters in marin county had to use a rope system to rescue a cyclist who went off the road today. he tumbled 35 feet on lucas valley road. it happened when the cyclist was going uphill slowly. firefighters say he slowed up so much, that the road bike tipped over near the drop-off. he was unable to brace himself because his shoes were clipped to the pedals.

he went over the side and his bike stayed on the road. >> a lot of the road bikes and mountain bikes, they attach the pedals. when you lose balance, you've got to get them unclipped. at a rapid pace. he did not. >> the cyclist was taken to the hospital with at least one broken bone, as well as cuts and bruises. two down, one to go for the giants as they keep their wild card hopes alive. a romo strikeout here ended today's 3-0 victory over the dodgers at at&t park. dodgers fan face l.a. again tomorrow. and the other st. louis cardinals. live at at&t park, where the fans were going wild today, sergio. >> reporter: eric, it was a beautiful day for a ball game here at at&t park. especially since it was against the giants, southern california rivals, the dodgers. mccovey cove was packed full of boats, kayaks and paddle boards, and fans were roaring for the last few minutes of this

matchup. of course, giants fans are happy anytime they beat the dodgers. but as you mentioned, everyone knew this game wasn't really about rivalry, it was about the st. louis cardinals, and a wild card spot that's up for grabs. >> today was a great day. it was the quickest game i've ever been to. the first five innings went by in about an hour. the giants got hot and scored three runs. and they beat kershaw. >> i just wanted to come out, be here for my team. and my kids knew that. so we came running over here. by noontime we were out here. >> reporter: yep, you heard her, today was "star wars" day. we got to see the one and only r 2 d 2 as he was making a quiet escape before the game. there were entire families that got into the fun. i was able to shoot a selfie with yoda and chewbacca, which is a highlight of my career. now, today's win by the giants

does mean they're still in the running for that wild card spot. but as you mentioned, the cardinals also won today so we'll have to wait until tomorrow to see who gets that spot. we'll have all those details coming up on abc 7 news sports coming up later in the newscast. reporting live from at&t park, abc 7 news. >> sergio, thank you very much. of course, still the possibility of a tiebreaker. you don't hear this often, but there's a chance of rain in our forecast. drew is tracking it. >> that's right, eric. a live look outside. breezy today, but bright. live doppler 7 tracking our next storm system. that moves in for the second half of the weekend. we'll time out the rain for you in the full accuweather forecast ahead. people who enjoy the water at a popular spot in the east bay will now have to pay because of this invasive aquatic species. the big names taking the

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stay tuned to the 16th annual festival at san francisco's golden gate park. this is the festival's webcast featuring hot tuna, electric who, 750,000 people are expected to attend the three-day free event that features more than

100 musical acts on seven stages set up throughout the park. jackson brown, cyndi lauper, and chris isaac was today. now inspecting for invasive species. the east bay regional park district will look for the quaga mussels. they are originally from ukraine. they can significantly damage the ecosystem and they clog water pipes and boat engines. the inspection fee is $7, $3 for inflatable boats, kayaks and canoes. a sanctuary in marin county will be closed to all boats from now to the end of march. about 900 acres from tib a ron nearly to sausalito. it protects mig gra tory bird species that overwinter in the bay. bird watchers enjoy the season as it brings in thousands of ducks, loons, greebs and other

birds. what's a greeb? i'll have to google it. in weather, we're taking a hard turn for the second half of the weekend. today was beautiful out there. plentiful sunshine. tomorrow we track showers moving through the bay area. live doppler 7 right now, all is quiet across the board. but this time tomorrow, live doppler 7 will likely be tracking showers, probably around this hour in the south bay. we'll talk about the timing in just one second. outside, a live look from emoryville. a nice day on the bay to use your sailboat. you've got the wind out there gusting over 20 miles per hour at times. and that's kind of feeling cool as you step out the door. right now, temperatures not all that bad. in the 60s and 70s. 64 in san francisco. you see no 80s on the board. certainly feels like fall. san jose checking in with a comfortable temperature of 73 degrees. hour by hour we go. the sun goes down at 6:52.

we'll stay clear through the midnight hour. after midnight, you notice the clouds start to move in by 4:00. by 7:00 in the morning, likely overcast skies. some showers first developing in the north bay. you bring back the storm impact scale. we use this whenever the storm is moving in. one is light. 5 is the most severe. this early season storm coming tomorrow is a 1. a light storm. north bay up to 1/4 of an inch of rain. most cities outside of the north bay likely under .10 of an inch of rain. hour by hour for you on future weather. 8:00 in the morning, there could be a chance of a sprinkle in the east bay hills. but first thing on our sunday, the best bet for any sprinkles will be in the north bay. as we advance the clock to 11:00 in the morning, this is when anyone is really fair game for a sprinkle. the system is beginning to move through the heart of the bay area, into the early afternoon hours. then watch what happens in the afternoon.

we may be able to squeak out a good amount of sunshine to round out our sunday, with drier skies as we head into the evening hour. total rainfall pretty light in most spots. under .10 of an inch of rain perhaps in the north bay we get 1/4 of an inch of rain. highs on your sunday, you do notice we're generally on the cool side with a lot of cloud cover and showers for the first half of the day. a lot of 60s and 70s on the board. santa clara, we do have the cowboys in town taking on the 49ers. i think in the first quarter we'll be dodging a few sprinkles. have the poncho. but by halftime we should be drying out our skies and the sun should peek out for the third ard fourth quarter. here's the forecast. we go into scattered shower mode on sunday. look at this. a chance of showers in the evening on monday. 1 on the storm impact scale. light in nature. morning sprinkle on tuesday. by wednesday and thursday, the

sun's back out. october beauty. friday and saturday, eric, have coastal clouds, cooling off by saturday. we'll have a little bit of shower activity. likely the first half of the sunday we'll have to deal with them. >> the greebs will love that. >> they will. >> the diving birds. >> there you go. learn something new every day. there you go. >> the cal bears, shakeup saturday in college football. three top ten matchups. this could be a high scoring affair between the two prolific offenses.

the cal bears after a heartbreaking loss last week to arizona state, playing host to undefeated and 18th ranked utah. the bears are 2-2, looking for a rebound against the utes. a rare thing nowadays, less than two minutes in, webb, 40 yards, 7-0 bears. hansen leavds the country in receptions. similar pli. play. fire off the cannon. webb now at 20 passing touchdowns. right now late second quarter, 14-10 cal. san jose state faces new mexico. gibson all over the place. ran for 156 yards, one touchdown. new mexico had 320 yards rushing in the first half. 14-0. over a minute left in the first, the handoff. makes two cutbacks.

21-yard touchdown. 14-13. the extra point was blocked. potter missed last week with an injury. three tds. 65 yards here. san jose drops to 1-4 as they lose 48-41. finally, we have three top ten teams matching up around the nation this week. st stanford hammered last night by washington. michigan hosting wisconsin. harbaugh looking to go 5-0. badger quarterback hornerbrook, the lefty, 17 yards to tie the game at 7. michigan takes a 14-7 lead. 2 1/2 minutes left. wisconsin needing to go the length of the field to tie it. picked off by jordan lewis. an amazing one-handed grab. look at that. michigan will hold on to win 14-7. they're now 5-0.

florida state hosting north carolina. tar heels up 21-0. the noles come back in the third. with luck, fumbles the ball, 21-14. cook, two of the tds in the fourth quarter. ties the game at 28. the tar heels answer. mitch, quick toss to thomas jackson. shakes the tackle. he's got to go 34 yards down the sideline. six-point game after the blocked extra point. francois, avoids the sack here. dives into the end zone. 35-34 florida state. just 23 seconds left. the tar heels, field goal range. 54 yards, he drains it. north carolina pulls off the upset in tallahassee 37-35. we'll take our final time-out so i can cry over that florida state win. before we hit the diamond for the dodgers battling at at&t park.

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he got his first two big league hits. still no score, bottom five. pagan off kershaw, bounces over the fence. still a home run. the giants up 1-0. 3-0 in the eighth. he's going to get hernandez to end the inning. the rookie threw 99 pitches in a huge spot. doesn't allow a run. sergio romo on the close. and a perfect night. 3-0. now, the cardinals a game behind in the wild card spot. the go-ahead home run. they beat the pirates 4-3. best one today, clinching the top wild card spot. cardinals and giants tie for the final spot. if so, a tiebreaking game would be in st. louis on monday much the giants win tomorrow or if st. louis lost, the g-men are in.

and they would face the mets in new york for a one-game play-off on wednesday. we'll be back later. more from the cal bears and ryder cup. we'll see you then. thanks a lot. several states are asking homeland security for help during the upcoming election. find out why. the big slowdown in the effort to reach critical clues in the investigation into the commuter train crash in new jersey. we're tracking one of the most powerful atlantic hurricanes in recent history. where and when matthew will hit. and prices have gone up on

the search for answers has hit a roadblock in the deadly crane crash in new jersey. investigators are stuck waiting to retrieve something that could provide key information about what happened. abc news reporter daria has an update. >> reporter: beneath a massive tangle of steel and glass, crucial evidence in the train crash that killed one person and injured 114 others. >> because of the asbestos and the unsettled structures, i'm not allowing anybody to go in there. >> reporter: at this point the sheer extent of the wreckage in hoboken, new jersey, is keeping ntsb investigators from even examining the main part of the crash. trapped down there, an event recorder and forward facing camera. officials want to know exactly how fast the train was going and if the brakes were used before it slammed into the station thursday morning.

>> we've got multiple walking wounded. >> reporter: investigators already recovered one of the event recorders seen here. the one kept at the back of the train. that information now being downloaded at the manufacturer. investigators did speak with the engineer, 48-year-old thomas gallagher. but there are no details on that meeting. preliminary drug and alcohol tests for him came back negative. so far, witnesses say the train appeared to be going three times faster than normal as it approached the platform. the impact so violent, that part of the station's ceiling collapsed, raining debris on the hundreds of people standing around waiting. while the ntsb wants to get access to more of the wreckage, investigators are interviewing more witnesses, and reviewing multiple videos. >> our objective is, as always, to not just find out what happened, but why it happened. so we can prevent it from happening again. >> reporter: daria albinger, abc news, new york. one man died in a crash on

interstate 80 east in crockett. investigators say it's possible that alcohol played a role in the crash. it happened just after 1:00 this morning at the coming skyway off-ramp. the driver was speeding when the car plowed into a highway sign and went down into a ravine. a woman was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. a crash involving a car and a pedestrian killed one person, it happened at 1:35 this morning in san jose, northbound highway 101 at the tuly road onramp. new details now in the south carolina elementary school shooting from earlier this week. days after being critically hurt, a 6-year-old boy died today. he had been fighting for his life after being shot in the leg. investigators in townville west of the capital columbia say the shooter is a 14-year-old. he killed his father at home before going to the school and opening fire on wednesday morning. he's now in custody, and investigators are trying to figure out a motive for the shooting.

husband dreads of people are holding a rally in downtown el cajon to protes the fatal shooting of an unarmed man by police. protesters blocked an intersection in el cajon. one shows an officer firing four times as elongo took what police described as a shooting stance. the object in his hands turned out to be a fake smoking device, not a gun. hurricane matthew has slowed a bit, but remains a serious threat to the caribbean. it's expected to reach jamaica, and southern haiti tomorrow night and monday. the tropical storm became a major hurricane with winds of up to 140 miles an hour. the skies darkened and high waves battered the shore as matthew passed along the coast of venezuela. colombia was drenched as matthew gathered strength. heavy seas kept fishermen in port. jetties were covered to protect them from the storm. a tropical storm warning remains

in effect along the colombian and venezuelan coastlines. here's a bird's-eye view of hurricane matthew. it strengthened to a category 5 storm yesterday, making it the strongest hurricane in the atlantic since felix back in 2007. the hurricane center says florida could be threatened next week, so it is advising residents to get in supplies and be prepared. the latest on matthew's path from abc 7 news meteorologist drew tuma. >> yeah, eric, matthew continues to be a very dangerous and major hurricane. take a look at satellite behind me. notice the strong storm, as we loop it over the path. the last 24 hours, you can see the category 4 storm. winds 150 miles per hour. here's the latest track on matthew. monday evening, very close to haiti. haiti could see up to 40 inches of rain. that is like san jose getting nearly three years' worth of rain out of one storm. it crosses over cuba tuesday

evening as a category 2 storm. all eyes are focused on the east coast. does it move into the east coast or go out to sea? something we'll have to track. you can track matthew using our interactive radar at abc7news.com anytime you like. drew, thanks a lot. this election season, donald trump has continually said the election will be rigged and it now appears to be a problem to a large number of voters. yesterday in suburban detroit trump told the crowd to stand guard at polling places in other neighborhoods. he said voter fraud is a huge problem that he only has the guts to talk about. a new associated press poll said there's a great deal of election fraud, 39% said there's some, 24% said there's hardly any. recent studies found no evidence of widespread election fraud. the head of the department of homeland security says hackers have made their way into state election systems in a few cases. jeh johnson said the federal government hasn't found any manipulation so far of voting

information. 21 states have contacted the agency for help in safeguarding their election systems, and is hoping there will be more requests for cybersecurity assistance. federal officials say it would be nearly impossible for hackers to alter the outconnell of a national election. starting today, more parts of the city of sunny vail are off-limits to smokers. people can no longer smoke at public events like farmers markets. the ban extends to apartment buildings, shared balconies or patios or shared common areas. the city wants to limit secondhand smoke exposure. in effect today, a quarter of a cent sales tax in san jose. the sales tax is now up to 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 decade, and needs the money to restore services. campbell is the only other city

in santa clara county with a sales tax at 9%. the navy is trying out a high-tech tactic to get new recruits. what it's like to be a navy s.e.a.l. . a forecast to start out the weekend. saturday we are soaked in sunshine. a bit breezy. but the winds are coming from a storm that will bring us a little bit of wet weather on sunday. the forecast ahead.

this weekend the california capital air show is taking to the skies over sacramento. this year the navy hopes to capture the air show's excitement on the ground with a new virtual reality experience. christine has the story. >> trying to get to a certain location for an extract. >> reporter: travis edwards is a college student looking for a career. >> the kind of experience that

you could get from something like the navy. it would make you think about -- you'd have to think about it, just by seeing this. >> reporter: this is the u.s. navy's newest tool in recruiting. >> we're in the jungle on a river. it's dark outside. >> reporter: a virtual reality experience that takes you through the jungle. >> now we're returning fire. >> reporter: and brings you under fire to help extract navy s.e.a.l.s. >> going coast to coast, to various high schools and colleges. our aim is to target events and populations where we have our age group of folks who are out there who want to learn a little bit more about the navy. >> reporter: america's navy is always looking for new recruits. and if that career path seems right for you, the capital air show is offering up a one of a kind test drive experience. >> rocks in the water. >> we've been able to develop here a chance to get a small slice of what it's like to be in the navy, get a little bit of a view of how it would feel to be in this unique job.

>> accomplishing a mission, and to kind of feel that thrill of being under fire, and having to think fast and react is kind of a cool experience. >> the experience not only includes the virtual reality headset, but a vest pack that allows the user to get even more absorbed in the rescue mission. those guys are tough. now a look at the weather forecast. >> when the rain comes, some people aren't too tough. we're looking at -- live doppler 7 is quiet right now. really nice afternoon. outside we go to the golden gate bridge. looking beautiful as usual. you do notice the flag. it is waving in the breeze. and right now, it has been rather gusty at times. current wind gusts along the coast. 23 miles per hour, 26 in novato.

with this wind coming off the ocean water, it feels cool out there. 70 right now in oakland. 73 in san jose. 64 in san francisco. antioch, not too bad, 76 degrees. radar storm from 1 to 5. 1 is light, 5 is the most severe. this is a 1. we'll have a little bit of wet weather to deal with tomorrow. the north bay, the best chance for seeing the most rain, probably up to 1/4 of an inch of rain. most cities likely outside of the north bay, under .10 of an inch of rain. we could hear a clap of thunder early tomorrow morning. hour by hour we go, watch the time stamp up here. we advance to 8:00 in the morning. the best chance for wet weather on our sunday is going to be in the north bay. the system will start in the north and fly down to the south. by 11:00 in the morning, it's moving through the heart of the bay area. this is pretty much where we have a good chance across the region to pick up a light shower. as we go into the early afternoon hours, much of the activity likely will be focused in the south bay.

and into the early evening hours. it looks like the system may clear out quick enough. that we end our sunday with brighter skies. and of course, you can track the rain anytime using live doppler 7 on the abc 7 news app. really coming in handy as the light sprinkles move through on sunday. limited sunshine. slow to warm. it will feel cool out there. 63 san francisco. about 70 oakland. 68 san jose. and 66 the high in santa rosa. i do want to take you to the golden gate park tomorrow if you're heading to the blue grass. 11:00 in the morning, your chance of a scattered shower. have the poncho. by 2:00 i think we'll have overcast skies, but drying out later in the afternoon. a good amount of sunshine, mainly sunny. it will be cool with a temperature of 63 degrees. and then another chance of some wet weather. this is great news. fast forward into monday. the first half of your monday looks cloudy. you get to the second half of your monday, looks like especially for the evening commute we could be dealing with showers. the timing might change a little

bit so pay close attention to this forecast. we'll update you tonight at 11:00. showers in the evening on monday. also a 1. tuesday, morning sprinkle. but we're clearing our skies by wednesday and thursday. we're sunny and we are warming up. so have the poncho, have the umbrella for the first half. second half is nice. we have breaking news in san francisco. a building fire to tell you about. this is from our sutra camera. we have a crew heading to the scene here. at 26th and alabama street in the mission district. you see that low white smoke. we will have more on this on abc 7 news at 11:00, and on the abc 7 news app. right now, mike schuman is here with a preview of sports. >> a cal event with berkeley. a finish you've never seen before in college football. the ryder cup in the books. phil mickelson leading the way for the u.s. a great sunday.

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cal bears hosting undefeated utah. right now the bears lead 14-10 at the half. but let's take a look at more games around the nation. 19 seconds left. bulldogs down four.

47-yard hail mary. touchdown. georgia leads with ten seconds left. the kickoff. three penalties. joshua dobbs, hail mary. and jennings catches it for the win. two prayers answered. tennessee goes on to win 34-31. your final. wow. number 13 baylor taking on iowa state. best name in college football. shock lynnwood on 25 carries. the two-yard touchdown. the bears still trail 14-7. iowa state leading all the game. the short slant. 46 yards, 42-28 cyclones. baylor score in the fourth. they get the ball back with two seconds left. chris callahan, 19-yard field goal for the win. baylor avoids the upset 45-42

that final. on the road against oklahoma state. longhorns secondary forgot to show up. rudolph to james washington. four tex aes defenders in the area. 54 yards. later in the first, 14-13 cowboys. longhorns' extra point is blocked by taylor. lateral to his teammate. flowers goes all the way for the two points. 41 seconds left in the half. once again, four defenders in the area. no one can get him. 52 yards to the house. oklahoma state wins 49-31. knocking the longhorns out of the top 25. day two of the ryder cup. the long putt on 13. team usa won the other three

matches this afternoon. phil mickelson. drains the putt. beating martin and garcia 2-1. pulls it out again. team usa leads 9 1/2 to 6 1/2. 12 points are up for grabs tomorrow in the singles matches. all right. third ranked louisville hosted by fifth ranked clemson. one of the three top ten games going on around the nation. stay tuned for after the game as we break down the stanford game last night. and the rest of the day in college football. of course, stanford got a beatdown like they've never gotten under david shaw last night in washington. 44-6 was that final. i'll tell you what, i think everybody was shocked. number one that washington is that good, and probably like i said, the ugliest performance i saw in david shaw's team. >> texas is going to have tackling drills during the week. shu, thanks a lot. that's it for this edition of abc 7 news. thank yo

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