sunday, october 2nd. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, carolyn, good morning. hi, everyone. >> the high and mid-level clouds are advancing throughout the day as a cold front makes its way to the south. we are looking at a couple opportunities. rain. this system heading to the east, but a portion slipping south. we are rating it from 1 to 5 on our storm impact scale. it will bring us widely scattered showers. most cities under a tenth of an inch. rain but some could see more than that. 54 mountain view, 50 los gatos. forecast calls for a dry first half of the day. scattered showers from noontime throughout the afternoon. then we dry out, the winds kick up. and i'll tell you when it should rain in your neighborhood coming up. carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. developing news. searchers are looking for a missing kayaker in the san francisco bay. crews found his kayak but no sign of him. he was reported missing just before 6:00 last night.

crews say that the unidentified man was in the water just off oyster point in south san francisco. rescuers are searching from candlestick point to the san mateo bridge. that's foster city. >> right now we are confident that we have a lot of resources out there. we have a lot of well-trained folks with good technology so we are hoping for a good outcome. >> emergency crews have not shared many details about the kayaker yet, and it's not clear how long they plan to keep up the search. san jose police are looking for a stabbing suspect. they were near silicon valley boulevard and highway 101. investigators searched for evidence last night. officers said a bleeding man stumbled into a hotel parking lot. he is expected to survive after being stabbed several times. his attacker ran away before police arrived.

>> nine people are without homes this morning after the fire destroyed four apartments. we have the details on the quick response yesterday afternoon by emergency crews. >> reporter: this is video of the fire shot by a neighbor. you can see flames and thick, black smoke coming from the garage video. one neighbor said he could smell the smoke and then he heard three pops. >> almost like a surreal holiday sound. >> so i get a call from my father saying that he's heard three explosions, three loud explosions. he thinks it was like a pipe or something that burst >> reporter: according to the fire department, the explosions may have been paint cans in the garage or another item catching fire, but a full investigation of the inciden is not complete. we talked to two men in one of the top-floor apartments. they didn't want to be

interviewed on camera but they ran out as soon as they smelled smoke and rescue crews didn't find anybody else home. >> we went through the building two times, and we are convinced no one else is inside the building. >> the american red cross is helping to provide shelter and the corner store downstairs and also shut down, at least for the weekend. the fire in the mission was actually one of three fires in three different parts of the city that were called in about the same time. >> at this time with all theme fires we've had, there is nothing that appears to be out of order. >> no one was injured in any of delete fires. investigators are still trying to determine the cause of each of them. in san francisco, sergio quintana, abc7 news. members of berkeley church, a historic east bay church, has a place to worship this morning. -- or this afternoon after fire gutted their church. on friday a massive fire tore through pill better through pilgram hall that housed offers and classrooms.

no word on the cause, but there was work underway on new roof solar panels. it collapsed the roof. they were underway to install new solar panels. the brick building is now red tagged. church leaders are vowing to rebuild. >> no earthquake, wind conditions, any shifting of debris could cause a collapse. >> this is going to be a lot of work, but i'm thinking we can do good things. >> and meanwhile the presbyterian church across the street will open their doors at 2:00 this afternoon for sunday services for those displaced by the fire. firefighters are making progress against a destructive wildfire in the santa cruz mountains. it's burned more than 4400 acres. it's 66% contained. the fire has destroyed 12 homes. abc7 news was in morgan hill where dozen of people affected by the loma fire attended a meeting. they said they are happy with the progress they have made o far this weekend.

>> our concern was the winds and coming from the northwest, which angle right into that particular area. the lines she would so we are looking really good. >> some 600 people have been displaced by the fire. fortunately neighbors are stepping up to help them. abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian has more from santa clara county. >> anybody and everybody that comes over gets fed. >> jennifer swift eagle arrived at the park monday and has barely left since. she's personally manning this food and water supply station she started two hours after the loma fire erupted. >> i went out and spent $1,500 of my money the first day. i spent 1,000 the second day, and then the donations starting coming in. >> coffee, water, snacks, hot meals. it's all been pouring in. community members and strangers are answering the call for help. 12 homes and 16 buildings have been destroyed, and hundreds >> have been evacuated.

this was jenna smith's home as fire surrounded it. it was spared, but her guest cottage was notice. >> it was very intense. i feel very grateful with the home we have. >> many have lost everything and they need help. that is why the volunteer fire association is trying to get mobile homes like this one donated to fire victims. >> it is important for them to be home, and their property is home. and most of them have nowhere else to go. >> most of those impacted are staying with friends, but that can only last so long. so far only two mobile homes have been donated. the associatin is look for ten more. unfortunately not everyone has good intentions. cal fire issued this warning after scammers set up fake gofundme pages and even asked for cash, all of which was supposed to help those affected by the fire. in santa clara county, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 home.

>> if you want to help the effort to buy homes for the evacuees we have the information on our website, abc7news.com. new this morning, santa rosa san mateo officials are warning about a possible mountain lion sighting. they sent an alert saying someone spotted what she believed to be the animal near of the intersection of britain avenue and almeda in san carlos. they aren't saying when this happened. officials advise you keep your distance if you do encounter the big cat. >> neighbors complained and city hall listened, and starting this weekend you will need a special permit to park near fremont's mission peek on weekends and holidays. we were at the base as hikers climbed toward the summit yesterday. signs like these all over the streets. neighbors complained about the congestion and parking spaces disappearing near their homes.

not everyone likes the new rules. >> i respect that they need privacy, too. they don't want a crowd in front. their house. but it is a concerning issue. there is also a concern for the hikers. >> suspected violators face fines of $63. residential parking permits are required from 12:01 a.m. on saturday until 11:59 p.m. on sunday. is that one of the areas that will get rain? >> yes works he could see some showers from the north bay, and also the east bay. the clouds continue to thicken and lower. it will take time to see showers and timing is everything. noontime, a good possibility for the giants game. we will show it to you and a much, much warmer seven-day

outlook coming up. >> thank you, lisa. >> and also ahead, new support for colin kaepernick's protest. how a silicon valley group plans to support him today before the 49ers game. and the

>> welcome back. this is a live look from our emeryville camera.

expect some rain today. back-to-back systems on the way. lisa will be along shortly to tell you what that is all about and when the dry weather will reappear. >> no one knows how he got there, but a contra costa firefighter rescued a man stuck in a storm drain in pittsburgh. they tweeted this photo of yesterday's rescue. firefighters responded when smoke was report the coming from a storm drain. they found a man with severe cuts to his hand, as well as a bicycle in the drain under the city. pittsburgh police are investigating if the homeless are using those drains. >> and in marin county, firefighters had to use a rope system to rescue a cyclist who went off the road. he tumbled down a 35-foot steep ravine. it happened when he was going up hill slowly. firefighters said he slowed so much that the road bike tipped

over near the drop-off. the cyclist was unable to brace himself because his shoes were clipped to the pedals. he went over the side and the bike stayed on the road. >> a lot of the road bikes and the mountain bikes, their feet will actually attach to the pedals. when you lose balance, you have to get them unclipped at a rapid pace. he did not. >> the cyclist went to the hospital with at least the one broken bone plus cuts and bruises. an art project one a step closer to being completed in san leandro. yesterday abc7 news was at the campus right after parts of the statue called truth is beauty arrived. you see the upper legs there. it was at the bart station.

it's a sculpture of a nude woman. he wants people to think of what the world would be like if women were safe. >> sweeping the los angeles dodgers probably never meant as much to giants fans as it does right now because a winded to sends the giants to the postseason for the fifth time in seven years. angel pagan homered to lead off the fifth inning. the giants beading the dodgers 3-0. if san francisco wins again today, or if the st. louis cardinals lose, the giants will capture the national league second wildcard. >> we are hoping for an orange october, that's all. >> i wish it meant more today. like if the cardinals loss, this would have been a clincher. coming up, mike shumann will show you the highlights of yesterday's huge win over l.a.

>> happening today, there be a news conference to discuss support of colin kaepernick's national anthem protest. organizers say they want to unify around issues of police violence and police community relations. they will take a knee along with kap in the matter of the first amendment right of public protest. it all starts at 11:00 at the santa clara convention center on great america parkway. also happening today, if you are going to the 49er's game this afternoon, bring an unopened pack of hug guys diapers to donate for babies in need. fans can be entered to win tickets to a future game. it's all part of no baby unhugged, which donates to the bay area diaper bank help a mother out. even if you are not going to the game, you can donate diapers at your legal safeway through next sunday.

donations will be accepted at levi's stadium from 10:30 until 1:00. >> the third and final day of the 16th annual hardly strictly bluegrass festival kicks off at 11:00 this morning at san francisco's golden gate park. ♪ new this is the festival's webcast featuring electric hot tuna who performed yesterday. 750,000 people are expected to attend the three-day free event. it features more than 100 musical acts on seven stages set up throughout the park. remember performers today include cake and formers giants jim flannery and his band the lunatic fringe. in and also happening today, the 33rd annual castro street fair is back. hundreds of local venders' booths were lining the streets.

attendees are asked to donate five dollars to ten dollars. each year the money is distributed to dozens of organizations that provide essential services to the community. the fair runs from 11:00 until 6:00. >> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> october offering us some changeable weather. in fact, much cloudier today. some scattered showers and much, much cooler than average. here's live doppler 7. we have fog along the san mateo coast and also in the north bay and east bay. but it's a pretty strong area of low pressure that will be slide to go the south and east and a little bit of this energy will sweep through the bay area about noontime. it will hold together to bring some showers even as far south as the south bay. here's the category 4 very strong hurricane. it's matthew. it continues to spin up through the caribbean. it's about 320 miles south of haiti. there are hurricane warnings for haiti, jaw maka and cuba. angle tis plate anywhere from 15 to 25 inches of rain.

they could even see more rain than that. it will be a rough time of it here the next 24 hours. it will continue to weaken but the gulfstream water very, very warm. with he will have to see what happens as it continues to move up through the gulfstream. as we look outside our window right now, emeryville, temperatures ranging from mid-40s in gilroy to upper 35's oakland and half moon bay. 355 san francisco. the golden gate -- 55 san francisco. the fog is a little patchy. liver more checking in at 54. a typically cool start. we will see partly cloudy skies this morning. chance of showers toward the late morning hours and noontime in the north bay. we will do it all again tomorrow but this system will be a little slower. we will see it more toward the evening hours. and in between some breeze city winds. 1 or the storm impact scale with a couple hundredths inch of rain with up to a tenth possibly. some could see more than that and we also could see a rumble

of thunder. after 12:00 it's more likely you will see it in the east bay, perhaps the livermore valley, san ramon. and down toward game time, maybe a few scattered showers cupertino. then the system will clear out. we see typically cool temperatures. and rainfall amounts with this system showing a little bit more concentrated up in the north bay. a couple hundredths in the city, down along the peninsula. maybe .05 in livermore. we talked about the snow. we could see a couple inches highest elevations around 6,000 feet. then by 7:00 tomorrow morning, which want to keep the umbrella handy because by the afternoon, in the evening commute, more scattered showers once again. this one, too, a 1 on the storm impact scale. breezy afternoon results as the front pushes through. 65 san mateo. and 66 richmond.

look for 68 in san jose. the accuweather seven-day forecast, a 1 on our storm impact scale. the numbers climb as we get get into the middle of the week. sunny skies, cool nights, and beautiful for october as we head towards the end of the week. so pretty nice to mix it up a little bit, helping out the firefighters for sure. >> yeah. got that storm impact scale back out. >> yeah, love that. >> thanks, lisa. >> boats at a popular lake in pleasanton will be inspected for an invasive species before they hit the water. starting this weekend the east bay regional park district will look for a species of muscles at shadow cliff lake. they are originally from ukraine. they can significantly damage the ecosystem by eating the plankton and clog waterpipes and boat engines. the inspection fee for most rised boats is seven dollars. it's three dollars for inflatable boats, kayaks and

canoes. richardson's bay audubon sanctuary will be close today all boats until the end of march. it's 900 acres. the closer happens every year to protect migratory bird species that winner the bay. bird watchers enjoy the season as it brings this had thousands of loons, discussion, griebes and other birds. just ahead, netflix users vent their frustration on

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>> we will still you will what's coming up at 7:00 on "good morning america." >> donald trump making headlines on several fronts this morning. the new york times claims it has obtained part of trump's state tax returns from 1995 showing a $916 million loss. big enough that it could have allowed him not to pay any federal income taxes for up to 18 years. meanwhile overnight trump unleashed on hillary clinton in an unusually scathing fashion, even by his standards, going so far as to allege that clinton is not loyal to her husband. the other breaking story this morning, hurricane matthew, a category four storm, marching

through the atlantic as we speak. the country in the builds eye, the incredibly vulnerable haiti. we are monitoring whether it could hit the u.s. it's all coming up on gms on a busy sunday. back to you. >> thank you. details of tests of mosquitoes at miami beach show they may still be infected with the zika virus. tests have to be confirmed but if they are, it would being the 6th mosquito sample to test positive in a small area of miami beach this past month. officials have been spraying to get rid of of the affected mosquitoes. at least 35 people at miami beach have contracted zika locally. >> nest flicks went down about two and a half hours yesterday afternoon. no word on what caused the outage but netflix responded to twitter users who vented their frustration saying we are back. the interruption came at a bad time for the service.

they had just relieved their latest marble series, luke cage, which people hope to stream this weekend. during the outage, netflix continued to work on smartphones and on tablets. and the world's largest hot-air balloon continued in the mexican sky today. it those 500 of the beautiful balloons taking part yesterday. it's a nine-day event that includes competitions, including special-shaped balloons. theme this year is desert kaleidoscope. still to come here on abc7 mornings, an angry crowd confronting police after a young black man is fatally shot in

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from the golden gate bridge some patchy fog. 52 by the delta a look outside from our studios and you notice it looks calm here but it will get breezy. 60s today. and showers starting in the north bay before noontime. i'll detail the forecast for you coming up. carolyn. >> lisa. thank you. the new york times is reporting this morning that donald trump may not have paid federal taxes for years after reporting a large loss back in 1996. trump is not denying the report and has gone back on the attack against hillary clinton. abc news reporter chuck sievertson has the latest from the campaign trail. >> the new york times claimed it has obtained some of donald trump's tax records. the times said trump declared a $916 million loss on his 1995 tax returns, which could have allowed him to legally avoid paying federal income taxes for up to 18 years. trump's campaign issued a statement that trump is not

required to pay more in taxes than the law requires. it did not deny that he did not pay federal taxes. donald trump sought to turn hillary clinton's words about bernie sanders supporters against her. >> attacking him and his supporters as living in their parents' basements and trapped in dead-end careers. >> he said clinton wants young people to be idealistic and set big goals. bernie sanders endorsed clinton and now campaigns for her. no mentioned the late night twitter barrage where he attacked the miss universe. alicia machado was discussed in the debate. trump called her disgusting, a con, and his worst miss u, hillary clinton pounced. >> i mean, his latest twitter melt-down is unhinged, even for him. it moves once again he's temperamentally unfit to be president and commander in chief. >> a new fox poll gives her a

post debate bump. 61% of registered voters who saw it said she won. even so, the same poll shows the national race within three points, a virtual dead heat and that means the next debate could be make-or-break. chuck sievertson, abc news. >> after the first presidential debate, trump advisor and former new york city mayor rudy giuliani, and former democratic senator bernie sanders comes to "this week." you can watch it at 8:00 this morning right here on abc7. developing news. los angeles police are investigating after officers shot and killed an 18-year-old black man. yesterday officers tried to pull over the suspect's vehicle believing it was stolen because of its paper plates. the driver sped away and after a few blocks a passenger ran from the car. he was shot near his house right in front of his 17-year-old

sister. relatives identified him. police did not say what led to the shooting, but do say he was armed with a gun. residents are questioning that account. more officers were called in to guard the scene after an angry crowd gathered and started shouting at them. the driver of the car is still on the loose. >> the search for answers has hit a roadblock in the deadly train crash in new jersey. investigators are waiting to find something about key information about what could have happened. we have an update. >> reporter: beneath the massive tangle of steel and glass, crucial evidence in the train crash that killed one person and injured 14 months. >> because of the asbestos and the other structures that we are

not sure about, i'm not allowing anybody to go in there. >> it's keeping the investigators from investigating even the main part of the crash. trapped down there is is a forward facing camera. they 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 have multiple injuries. >> 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 tom 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, part of the station's ceiling collapsed, raining debris down on the hundreds of people standing around waiting. while the ntsb wants to get

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happening today, the blue angels will arrive in the bay area for fleet week. yesterday the blue angels had to cancel their show in sacramento because the flight leader became sick. the san francisco show is expected to go on as planned this week starting thursday. the blue angels will arrive at oakland international airport at 6:00 tonight, and the uss san diego will also arrive today at the maraposa yacht club in san francisco. will the weather cooperate? >> good conditions by midweek but some people want a little bit of this. clouds and rain on the way not only today, but another chance

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it's 6:42 on this sunday, october 2nd. can you believe we are already into the month? the holidays will be here before you know it. i know, i know, you don't want to hear about that. do you want to hear about the weather? hang on to your umbrellas today because it is going to rain. lisa along shortly with the full accuweather forecast. let's check out sports. a big day for the bay area teams. the raiders will try to stay undefeated on the road against the ravens. kickoff at 10:00 this morning in baltimore. the 49ers battle the dallas cowboys at levi's stadium. kickoff 1:25 p.m. and it's fan appreciation day at at&t park with the giants having a chance to sweep the dodgers with a win to are a cardinals loss. matt the mohr starts for the giants. the first pitch is early today,

12:05. yesterday the giants maintained their one-game lead in the wildcard race with a big win over l.a. here's shu. he has all the highlights in this morning's sports. good morning. the giants with a big win friday over the dodgers to give madison bumgarner his 100th career win and stay in the wildcard race. yesterday ty blach started in his second career start against clayton kershaw. dude, you can't even paddle. he was dealing. strikes out the side in the third. freezes howie kendrick to end the inning. also got his first two big league hits. still no score, bottom of five. angel pagan took care of that off of kershaw. giants lead 1-0. giants take the 3-0 lead in the eighth. blach is still in there. he will get hernandez to end the inning. the rookie had three the rookie

allows three hits in the eight everyonings and no runs. >> it's one of the best pitching farm answers i have seen. this kid should be so proud of what he did today of a only a month in the big leagues. that was special. >> here's your wildcard standings. mets are in. they will host the wildcard game on wednesday. the giants can clinch a playoff win today with a win. a's and mariners. 2 for 4. 2 rbi and his 7th hit. the team-leading 42nd home run. the year. a's go up 7-4. extra innings had. top of ten. the rbi double. the score. and a's win 9-8, officially eliminating the mariners from the playoffs. college football, after the cal bears had a hard loss last week. they played 18th ranked utah. they are looking to rebound against them on home come weekend. the first quarter.

this is quite a duo. had 0-yard touchdown pass. great catch. he had five catches, 98 yards, 2 tds. 7-0, bears. web down the right sideline to robinson. 14-0 after one. fourth quarter, webb, his fourth td pass. this one 56 yards to him again. nine minutes to play. nine minutes to play. webb threw. 13 seconds left. one final play. zach gets the ball and he's denied. just stuffs him. the last time we said cal's defense won it. cal hands utah their first loss of the year. they improve to 3-2. >> we made stops. that's what we talked about, man. we wanted the defense to pick it up, and i said this is going to be a special week for us in the practice room and you can see it. we played well and finally got the stop. >> took six plays. and the defense tried to kill us

off. we made plays down the stretch. got to the 1-yard line and guys kept battling and we win the ballgame. very, very proud of them. san jose state against new mexico. gibson all over the place. ran for 156 yards and 1 touchdown. new mexico 326 rushing in the first half. kenny potter missed with an injury. the quarterback threw for over 300 yards in the game. 65 yards here. san jose state will drop to 1-4, losing 48-41. and that's the way the ball bounces. giants-dodgers today. we will have the highlights at 5:00. i'm mike shumann. have a great day. >> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good morning to you. we are bringing some changing weather here for your second hatch of the weekend and into your monday morning come commute. tracking showers. we have fog on the coast. visibility about 3 miles at sfo. but mow delays. as we go in closer, live doppler 7 picking up some showers north of ukiah.

a few sprinkles around sea ranch, and this all continues to sink to the south and east. and that should bring a few scattered showers our way. and that indicates a 1 on our storm impact scale for today. this system. there's another one behind it, but with this we are looking at a tenth of an inch of rain or less for most of you. the north bay could see as much as .2. but the fog in the distance as you look outside. temperatures are cool from the upper elevations where the winds are quite breezy. gilroy 45. san francisco 58 in oakland. mountain view good morning, 54. this vantage point a little hazy from emeryville, 50 novato, 54 livermore. temperatures have been well below average. winds in the upper elevations have been breeze breezy. then the front moves in. it will be quite breezy, a well. a secondary system could spread more showers our way. there's sfs. no delays as of yet. today will become partly cloudy. a chance of showers later in the day on monday. could even see a thunderstorm

late today with the instability of this first system. so hour by hour in the north bay before noontime is when you could most likely, sonoma, marin, napa, see a few showers. then it slips to the east and south. noontime, could see a shower at at&t park t quickly moves out. it will be breezy and sunny for the rest of the game. by 1:00 santa clara into the 680 corridor, could see a shower and that pushes out. it will result with a breezy and clear afternoon. and by the evening hours it will be cool once again but amounts remain scant, but pretty good for early october with a couple hundredths. you can see a little mre than that up in santa rosa. winter weather advisory. this has been up for the past several days, an tis operating the click roadways. and by tomorrow morning, 7:00, we are dry. it's cloudy and then another system will slip through the bay aea late in the day. by 2:00 in the north bay. evening commute could see some

showers and this all falls apart. look for the clouds to hang on, the winds to kick up in the afternoon. warmest locations perhaps in our east bay. 70 for concord, 71 around morgan hill. and down at levi's stadium maybe a sprinkle to start and then temperatures, it should be nice. it gets hot there so the 68 should feel pretty good. the accuweather seven-day forecast looking at a slight chance of a shower. scattered showers today, tomorrow not much but enough to get our storm impact scale out. if you download the abc7 news app, you can track the rain in your neighborhood. look at our live cameras. and then attract that warmup that heads our way the end of the week. >> yeah. as you said about the rain, no the a lot, but maybe the start of something big this year. >> yes, with he can hope for. yeah. >> thank you, lisa.

>> it's on just about every map and tourist guide. the house where robin williams starred in mrs. doubt fire. [screaming] >> the music used the real street address and even real san francisco food places. it also used something else. >> he encouraged the producers to hire all his local friends, actors, musicians, comedians. >> dick wright played a waiter. >> okay, everybody, are you ready to order? >> a part you don't often improvise. >> hit your mark, do your job and get out. and robin said, no, let's have some fun here. >> it was the playful spirit that he was so well-loved that the trees and pavement outside the house have become a memorial. the owner explained why he's

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little bit of rain? >> just a little bit, but another chance tomorrow. if we look at live doppler 7, we are tracking a cold front that will sink south and east. we rated it a 1 on the storm impact scale. anywhere from a couple hundredths to maybe a tenth in the north bay. 68 in the south bay. we will look at temperatures warm and we will dry out as we dry out, as we usually do in october, for sunshine and 70s and 80s by the end of the week. >> thank you, lisa. thank you for joining us on abc mornings. i'm carolyn tyler, along with lisa argen. before we go, check out the sensational shot of the marina green. our thanks to abc7 news viewer barnabus for sharing it with us. be sure to tag your pictures and you can see it on air or online on abc7news.com. the news continues now online, twitter, facebook and

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