with remarks like this, they are unfortunate but they are driving. speaking out of san francisco. this is a 59-year-old man saying these things. if you are ever to be ma fur, you should be mature at 59. >> mike pence was asked about the latest scandal. he didn't respond to those questions. >> and in further fallout, house speaker paul rain also denounce his comments. he key announced vp mike pence will be appearing with him at a wisconsin event instead of trump. the trump campaign said he will be doing debate prep instead. abc7 news. several prominent republicans say there's no way

they will support or vote for trump. senator mark kirk of illinois called him a malignant crown, unprepared and ungirt to be prepared. they say his comments were deeply offensive and trump's opponent tweeted, quote, women have the power to stop trump. abc7 political analyst and political correspondent believes that trump's comments could impact the vote, especially among women. >> it's the women and the conservative evangelicals who could decide this election one way or the other. this tape has got to give them pause whether donald trump has the character and demeanor to be the president of of the united states. >> just last week former utah governor jon huntsman said he planned to vote for mr. trump, but he doled the salt lake tribune, the nominee should

withdraw from the debate. we will tell advice tomorrow's debate right here on abc7. our coverage begins at 6:00. in contra costa county, fire investigators are looking at how a three alarm fired at an apartment building. it happened at 9:30 last night in concord. they rescued a cat from one of the units. neighbors reported hearing explosions. propane tanks on the balcony with are the fire started could have made the pops where they heard those. two were treated but they did not have to go to the hospital. one man is dead after a shooting in san francisco. it was over the ingleside district last night. two men were shot outside of a barbershop. a man in his 20s died. another man was in his 50s and taken to the hospital. lots the of people living in the sunset district in san francisco saw a two-alarm fire.

they posted this video showing the smoke reporting from the back of the home near 21st avenue. sky 7 was over the area minutes later. three people were hurt. in the east bay surgeries are being fired at a fire forced patients out of hospital rating rooms. flames broke out inside a second story boiler room yesterday afternoon. abc7 news reporter katie has more. >> it smelled like a gas or a chemical smell. we started getting a little light-headed. >> light-headed? >> yeah, it feels scary. >> and raised blood pressure as people prepping for surgery evacuated the contra costa county health center. >> we were on the second floor and she was gettin her gown on and we were getting ready and prepared and then the fire alarms went on. >> fire filled the boiler room in the middle of the hospital. >> you are always worried about the smoke and in this case it was a fuel-fed fire, meaning the

boilers themselves are powered by both natural gas and diesel fuel. two patients were able to complete their surgeries safely and effective. they were recovered on the third floor instead of the second floor. >> as firefighters extinguished the flames, nine units evacuated to safer areas of the hospital. the building is constructed for emergencies. >> there are fire barriers and smoke barriers designed to hold the fire at bay for up to two hours. >> the hospital closed to emergency patients for more than four hours and diverted people to concord. once pg&e restored gas service, the hospital reopened. no one was injured. abc7 news. in fremont police are still on a scaled-back search for a woman this morning. sky 7 was over the search in the sundale neighborhood yesterday afternoon. the woman and three others are accused of stealing a woman's purse at gunpoint.

the search forced three schools in the area to be put on lockdown. police arrested the three other suspects. 5:08 is our time. giants fans, keep believing. game two of the n.l. ds is tonight in chicago. the giants need a win to tie the series. katie talk with fans ahead of last night's game. >> for tammy, the giants game was on all 11 tvs, the drink of the day was named after buster posey, and giants fans were ready for a win. >> it will give them momentum for the rest of the series. if they win the series they go on and this is is the year they were supposed to win the world series anyway. >> keep it going, why not? i believe for sure. >> believing wasn't enough for the win but giants fans can appreciate a close game. >> the giants can blow everybody out, 10-2. we don't do that in the playoffs. we are all about scratching and clawing. >> every pitch and every swing matters because the game might come down to just one single

swing. >> this san jose fan had a good night. his team won. of course, he was watching a different game. >> i feel very uncomfortable. >> for the giants and cubs, saturday in chicago. game three is monday at&t park. abc7 news. take a look at this. sky seven was on the historic sign on the hillside. the letters are painted orange in honor of the giants. you can get into the spirit. our viewers are sending us great pictures, like this one from debbie. 5:09 the time. it's always great to sea those pictures coming in. >> very fun. temperatures range from the mid-40s on the coast, half moon bay, to 60 in san francisco. it's a spare-the-air day today as temperatures rise and our

offshore flow continues. we are looking at temperatures well above average, in the 80s yesterday for san francisco. we will do it again. stay tuned for the outlook. >> thanks, lisa. also ahead, home versus hillside. seven months after the earth move, homeowners are still struggling with reparis and frustration with local officials is reaching a boiling point. >> hurricane matthew battering the southeast. -lois pricese. [ifrom grocery outlet. - hi, it's... the rest of us! - hey there. - hi! - hey. loifor over 60 years now, grocery outlet has been selling the brands you know and love, for up to 60% less than what you'd pay at traditional grocery stores. - and check this out. announceright now, save up to 80% on over 50 name brand cereals. - and we've got a really catchy theme song! hit it!

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>> welcome back a live look outside from our he emeryville camera. you see traffic is moving along quite nicely over the bay bridge a beautiful view. you can see the blue lights in the distance there on the skyscrapers. we will check in with lisa to get the local forecast come up in a little bit.

san francisco's chinatown community development center celebrated the life of rose pak last night. they planned the event to honor her months ago but after she died last month they decided to throw the gala anyway to celebrate her memory. vic lee served as the emcee for the event. mayor edwards lee was also in attendance. >> fun in the things she did. she found fun in the people that she worked with, and the way she celebrated. >> the chinatown group worked with her for 30 years helping to save tenants and business on stockton street who were faced with eviction. residents of one east bay neighborhood are angry and they want action from east bay mud claiming the utility failed to repair a landslide that happened on their property seven months ago. they even filed a lawsuit.

laura anathon any as the story. >> that's got to be fixed. there's no if's, and's and butt's about it. >> reporter: the residents said they have seen enough of this. a large landslide that happened seven months ago. it's on east bay mud property and it hasn't been fixed since. >> the house hasn't been fixed, the hill hasn't been fixed. rain is coming. >> and tim and his family have no idea when they will be able to move back into their home. >> is it frustrating? >> yes, frustrating. >> its frustrating and stressful. three kids and a family. very fortunate and blessed that no one was injured. >> this is is a lot of our possessions from the home. it's just all stacked up. >> dennis's home is also too dangerous to live in. >>i think saw a gio tech firm come and evaluate the area in january, and the report indicated if it continued to rain, the entire hillside was in jeopardy.

>> abc7 news obtained a copy. the report. in it the geotechnical expert warns, quote, additional and potentially more significant movements could occur if the landslide is not stabilized. two months later the entire hillside gave way. >> the slide is a complicated one. >> andrea is a spokesperson for east bay mud, which is now being sued by the homeowners. >> what we have learned since it occurred in march is it's a mapped nationally occurring historical slide area that predates the houses that are there. so what we've been doing right now is it to monitor the slides to see if there's any movement. we will continue to do that in the winter. >> they are just walk ache way from us and wish maybe we will go away, and we might. we might slide all the way down that hill. >> east bay mud has put plastic sheeting over the area but there are no plans to perform any repairs anytime soon. abc the 7 news.

>> now to hurricane matthew. powerful winds, storm surges and torrential rain has hit the southeast coast this morning. more than 1 million people have lost power in florida. we are live in florida with the latest. >> good morning. matthew bringing tornado watches to parts of the carolinas. it's crazy to imagine 24 hours ago winds were so strong you could barely walk. the storm downing trees, and it continues moving north. >> the deadly hurricane wreaking havoc as it moves up the coast. overnight matthew bringing rain, storm surge and destruction to south carolina. flooding roads, downing trees and driving cars off the road. an eerie light show on this highway as multiple lights explode. the category 2 hurricane has

weakened but continues to show its force. states of emergency declared in many areas. >> the best thing now is to just is hunker down. stay in a safe place. don't move, don't try to move around. >> this, after pummeling florida. >> sounded like a train hitting the house. the wind was so strong. >> a home security camera captures the moment rushing water crashes into a home. whole roads getting washed away. st. augustine one of the hardest hit areas. water on downtown streets trapping dozens at this inn. 26,000 people riding it out at shelters in the carolinas, and thousands are without power on the georgia coast. >> and residents where we are in florida being told it could be a week before they get their power back. the next 24 to 36 hours are crucial in georgia and carolina as the storm surge causes

life-threatening flooding there. abc7 news. lauren, next. lisa argen is tracking the storm for us. >> chris, we will give you the latest in just a minute. i just want to the give you a few updates here locally. we are looking at lack of fog around the bay here. that's going to aid in our warmup today. it's a spare the air alert. the rest of the bay not bad but we are looking at very warm temperatures once again. a live look outside. numbers range from the upper 40s half moon bay, 55 san jose. good morning. it's 57 in oakland. and we are looking at a clear shot here. glassy-looking bay. upper 40s santa rosa, 47 fairfield. 10 degrees warmer as you head out toward concord. here's the latest. it's a category 1. so just in the last hour or so with went from a cat 2 to a

category 1. you see as it would be else along the south carolina coast, the last wind gust overnight in hilton head was 87 miles an hour. they are looking at anywhere from a foot of rain. you see the carolina coast and into north carolinay they had some tornado watches. that continues. until noon we are looking at dicey weather along the carolinas. it's 60 miles south of charleston. the track of it takes it along the coast here allowing for 50 to 60 miles per hour winds by wilmington, delaware. then it goes out to sea by the afternoon dome and it kind of takes a turn. lax like a tropical system off the coast of the bahamas. no forecasts yet of it moving back into florida, but the rough weather right through noon tomorrow. we are looking for blue skies here for the blue angels and much, much cooler. i talked about the possibility

of rain into next week. so beach hazard statement tonight into tomorrow, large breakers. four to five-foot waves here, the current wave heights and strong rip currents. in the 80s yesterday at half moon bay. for the blue angels today its just as warm. 860 today san francisco. the airshow 12 to 4. today will be the warmer day. it will be cooler. then for columbus day temperatures even cooler in the 70s. so around the bay, yeah, 80 degrees again half moon bay, san francisco. 82 san mateo, 87 palo alto. 88 san jose. and a quick look at the cool-down for sunday. still keeps us warm, in the mid-70s for oakland. the cooling breeze continues for columbus day. then look what happens tuesday. if we continue this outlook into next weekend, this is the 15th, we are looking at rain that wants to visit us. this is a whole week out. but just enough to get you excited from the flip-flop we will do from the 90s today,

the warmest day of the week. the accuweather forecast showing the cooler days arriving the second half of the weekend. monday in the 80s and then really feeling like fall. hopefully getting rain in by next weekend. >> bring it on. just ahead, tesla has big expansion plans. who that could mean to the job market to fremont. as we head to the break a bc7 is observing hispanic heritage month. . >> we have more details on instagram at abc7 news bay a

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>> it appears the new chip credit cards are working. retailers accepting the chip cards are seeing fraud go down by nearly half. "7 on your side" michael finney has been keeping track of the chip card rollout and has good news for consumers. >> the new chip credit cards are more secure, but consumers complain they take too long to use. >> i think the technology has a little ways to go yet. it's a little slow and a little cumbersome. >> she was shopping at half moon bay when we talked. i had some good news. and here's the thing that's done. this store here is one of the first with new software. rather than taking almost ten second for a chip card, it will do it in 2 1/2 seconds. >> we will see. [laughter] >> i talked with some people

speeding up the process. starting with stephanie erickson. she tells me more than a third of all visa transactions are now by a chip card. process is getting faster. what used to take up to 15 seconds can now be done in less than three. >> 2 1/2 second or less is a lot easier for consumers. they can insert their card, put it back in their wallets and then they can help bag their groceries, put items in the cart, move out of the line to drink their coffee, they can multi-task. >> when this many people are going through a line, it's important to keep things moving and halves the challenge index that the retail software company tackled. with their new software, consumers do not have to wait for the items to be running up before inserting or dipping their credit card. >> you can dip it anytime. dip it and remove it, two and a half seconds or less. >> it's working. >> with the implementation of the new quick chip, it is 13%

faster from the customer from the start to finish. >> and that takes us back outside to the front of the store where i'm waiting for marie. >> i have counted. five seconds. >> it was five seconds? >> it was five seconds, and that was probably it took me that long to sign. so i would say it's twice as fast as it was. >> really? >> yeah. >> not many retailers have i am plea meanted the fast chip technology, butter the next few months you will notice it rolling out. i'm michael finney, "7 on your side." >> tesla is planning a huge expansion at its fremont factory. the additional space will allow the company to ramp up production to a half million cars a year and add 3,000 workers. much of that will be devoted to their lower-priced model which is expected to start shipping the end of next year. in concord officers came to the rescue of a red tailed hawk.

the bird wars on the ground and unable to fly. with the help of a citizen the officer put it in his patrol car and drove it to the wildlife hospital in walnut creek where veterinarians examined it. it's now making a slow and steady recovery at the hospital after being malnourished. still to come, stopping the showdowns on mt. diablo. bikes versus car and a nude bid for peaceful coexistence. and cars broken into, and iphones stolen. what might be a new spike in crime seems to target one gro

afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me.

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here's a live look. how warm will it be today? look at the numbers. 60 san francisco, 48 gilroy. 57 mountain view. shorter nights and we are cooling off no matter how warm we get in the afternoon. it's the spare the air alert today. upper 40s novato and fairfield and 57 concord. we will look for temperatures today to come into the upper 70s by noontime. the one coming up at 7:12. mid-70s to the mid-90s by the middle of the afternoon. we are still holding on to the 80s by 7:00. so we are looking at not only a warm day today, but a spare the air alert with our inland east bay once again well into the 90s. so poor air quality. but things change as soon as the second half of the weekend. it will be above average but cooler. we will talk about the cool-down and a much, much cooler outlook for the next seven days. that's coming up. chris >> thank you. the most popular state park in

northern california is a little safer thanks to the abc7 news i-team. we have the details from mt. diablo state park. >> on any given weekend day, 800 cyclists and thousands are cars are trying to avoid each other on treacherous blind curves. more than 3 on on the slopes to mt. diablo. >> it's scary going up, scary going down, scary watching them, and on this road scare viola on the narrow paths where the cliff is right next to you. >> last year dan noyes investigated hundreds of collisions here. pressure from the media, politicians and a petition yielded results a year later. they added double striped roads and 251 new warning signs. >> we are seeing better driving behavior where cars are not passing on blind curves. >> i think the double yellow lines in tick have made an impact on drivers. i see them hesitate more. they think more about where and

when they are going to pass. >> steph collided with a car last year. she was badly scraped and broke her shoulder burks she still rides up on diablo. accidents are declining, but other cyclists aren't so opt the mistake. >> there's a close call almost every few weeks that somebody does something stupid. >> more is coming in a few weeks with new bike turnouts. >> they allow a cyclist pedaling up hill to move slightly to the right to allow a motorist to pass safely without driving into the wrong lane. >> it's all about attitudes. cyclists have to respect the speed limit on their decents, and for motorists. >> chill out, give the bikes a chance. >> abc7 news. happening today, officials in santa clara county will hold a meet to go provide loma fire victims with more information. the loma fire is 95% contained and holding it just under 4500 acres. flames have destroyed 12 homes

in 16 out buildings and the fire has been burning for nearly two weeks. the meeting will be on summit road in los gatos. it starts at 10:00 this morning. new this morning, president obama hopes to continue strengthening the middle class n his weekly address the president talks about the wage growth over his 8 years in office. he says thanks in part to the increase in the minimum wage, lower and middle income family saw big boosts in income. although there's been significant progress, president obama said much more work needs to be done. >> making childcare more affordable, for example. making sure women earn equal pay for equal work. guaranteeing paid family and sick leave be. that's how we will build on the progress we've made over the past eight years. and achieve one thing we should all agree on, securing a brighter future for all of our children. >> since taking office, the president said more than 15 is is -- 15 is million new jobs have been created and the

unemployment rate cut in half. >> a by area woman known for perseverance is now part of the congressional record. betty is the oldest national park service rangers, conducting tours at the the museum in richmond at rosy the riveter museum. yesterday she was presented with the lifetime achievement certificate. >> it's overwhelming in some respects. but to the extent that i am aware that i'm living in my final decade -- >> and i wouldn't bet on this being your last decade. [laughter] >> but whatever it is, we will appreciate every second we get of having you with us. >> thank you very much. >> she has recently received what she calls a parade of aa wards. over the summer she was attacked and robbed in her richmond home and they stole her award. there are flu shots. drive up and roll down your

sleeves. doctors say it's important to get a shot now before the end of the month. that's what the flu virus could start to app. 40,000 books will be given away to kids and keeps in daly city and each can get up to ten books. it's being put on by "first books i it aims to provid disadvantaged children with books that they might not otherwise have access to. it starts at 9:00 this morning in damely city at woodrow-nelson. it runs until 3:00 or until all books are given outs. >> the blue angels will be soaring over the bay area today and tomorrow. abc7 news was in san francisco as navy and air force planes performed a spectacular show for fleet week yesterday. the ships are just as impressive. you can tour the ships starting again at 9:00 this morning. get the full fleet week schedule on our abc7 news app.

it always brings in a lot of tourists. san francisco police have increased the number of officers on patrol this weekend. here's abc7 news reporter leeann melendez. >> the we have our bags and cell phones, cameras. >> in a matter of seconds, this family's life visiting from china was turned upside-down. a victim of a smash and grab at the area. >> it happened so fast. >> there was another window broken into. >> the community ambassadors who provide a safety presence say it's hard to keep this type of crime away from tourists with these types of goods. >> on a bad day, maybe five to ten. >> some tourists don't know how to protect their valuables. >> we aren't really into knowing

the rules in the city. >> this happened at thousands of people are here for fleet week. sfpd said there will be more officers this weekend patrolling the sensitive areas. >> every officer is going to be working in the city. you are going to see more of us out on patrol, on foot, on our cycles. near the water. >> i ave been here a lot of times and it's never happened before. >> it's the first time? >> i'm really shocked? >> san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >> still ahead on abc7 mornings, marketing market street. meet the hardest and entrepreneurs who say they will make this part of san francisco a destination location. but first, as we take a look outside from our sutro tower camera, you see the bright lights of the san francisco skyline out there. bay bridge traffic, none to speak of this

caltran is getting ready to take down two more piera of an old bridge. it's piers4 and 5 coming up on october be 15th and the 29th they also tested environmental monitoring systems and ways to keep birds and animals safe during the operation. the set we used to use to bring you the news every day hear on abc7 now has a new home, and we couldn't be prouder. >> good evening. welcome to state of events. i'm andrew brock. >> and i'm nicholas. thanks for --

>> that's so cool. the set is now being used by the department of broadcast and electronic arts at san francisco state for its weekly news program called state of events. >> and that's going to wrap things up for this edition of state of events. >> before we go, we would like to thank abc7 news for donating the new set to our department here at san francisco state university. >> you are so welcome. we are happy to have -- to see that one and to have that old set have a new home. i mean, it looks so professional. i don't remember having that in college, i'll tell you that much. >> it definitely look pretty cool. good morning, everyone. we are looking at a warm start in san francisco. 60. but it's in the upper 6's los gatos. how about upper 40s in morgan hill and santa rosa. so really running the gamut this morning. the sun comes up after 7:00. we get into the warming after 8:00. the neighborhood forecast in just a few. >> thank you. also ahead, a game one duel in

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>> welcome back a live look outside from our abc7 roof camera. it could be another warm day across the bay area. lisa is track particular all and we will clerk in with her in a little bit. in sports a full day of college football in the bay area. hawaii battles san jose state at the home of the spartans. kickoff at 1:30 p.m.. at 6:00. cal in face oregon state. and washington state takes on number 15, stanford. kickoff at 7:30. if you are not going, you can watch the game on our sister network espn. also tonight game two of the nlds. the first pitch at wrigley field is at 5:08:00 p.m. last night it was another tight

game for the giants as johnny cueto and jon lester were locked in a pitcher's duel in game one. here's this morning's sports report. >> good morning, everybody. after madison bumgarner shutout of the mets in the wildcard game, the giants were looking for johnny cueto to deliver as well. who was going to score first? who could score at all? a lone giants fan at wrigley field hoping for the best. bottom of the third. david ross a drive deep to left center. have no fear, gorgas is here. the sliding catch. and top of the forth. two out. buster posey at first. the flare to left. ben zobrist let's it get by him. he needed to be going. might have scored. instead we remain scoreless. sixth inning, cueto strikes out the side. finishes with 10ks. but lester was just as tough.

where was this when the a's needed it a few years ago? after the hit he sent down 13 in a row. bottom of the eight. cueto one big mistake and it's crushed. high, deep, and aloha! despite the trying to knock it down, bill murray loving it. top. nine, two outs. tieing run. it gets hunter pence to end it. 1-0 cubs. itit will be jeff samardzija in game two. >> we played well. made defensive guys and got guys utter in the game. we just couldn't get a hit to finish it off. but it was a great ballgame. i expect these games to be like this. you know, guys played great. they really did. >> former giants skipper dusty baker of the nationals hosting the dodgers. dodgers jumped out to a 4-0

lead. clayton kershaw was struggling. janssen comes in and slams the door with a six-out save and the dodgers take game one which a final of 4-3. colin kaepernick's spot on the sidelines may have more to do with his contract has been his weight. a prestructured deal may get him back soon. the nfl network is reporting they are close to finalizing a deal that would eliminate the injury clause that guarantees his season for 2017 should he get hurt in 2016. the new deal is shorter and would allow kaepernick to opt out. he could be free to open the open market as a valuable come mod. might he get a chance next week? chip kelly said every position is up for grabs. >> i'm not naming any starters for buffalo. don't rule anything out. but i guarantee the headline is i didn't name this guy for the

starter. i didn't name any starters. that's what i'm saying. >> we shall see. that's it on sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> now the accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> this is the latest the hurricane matthew . and we are looking at a storm surge of 6 to 12 inches, isolated areas up to 15 possibly. this could be well inland. we also have tornado warnings right on through north carolina. so just within the last couple of hours it was downgraded to a category 1. but still the eye wall is lashing the coast of south and north carolina. you can see the yellow and the reds on the radar here. here's myrtle beach, northern south carolina. and looking at some very, very heavy rain. this is a tornado warning. we've had this for the past hour around wilmington, north carolina, all the way up to

moorhead city. looking at dangerous conditions. we will continue to watch this with winds of 50 to 80 miles an hour. a hurricane warning. as the eye stays offshore, its the eye wall with the water being pushed along the coast. you are looking at the storm surge and eventually this goes out to sea tomorrow more than. looks like it's coming back down toward the bahamas into the middle of next week. right now we are looking at fog-free conditions around the bay area. and temperatures are ranging from the cool side in the 40s half moon bay, 48 gilroy, 55 san jose. 57 oakland and 60 in san francisco. and our roof camera, it's going to be a warm day here once again. always is for blue angels. 49 santa rosa, 157 concord, 51 livermore. we cool off so quickly at night. from our sutro tower camera, great weather for absolute angels. fleet week, blue a skies. we see a few high clouds, cooler conditions tomorrow but much, much cooler this time next week.

we could be talking about rain and giving you a little doppler tour of the rainfall we are expecting. it is a week out. but we are looking at today beach hazard statement. it goes into effect tomorrow, but just to get you prepared because wave heights already about four to five feet and looking at strong rip currents, large breakers possible. the fleet week activities continue today. a few high clouds and then for the holiday on columbus day, temperatures even cooler by about four or five degrees in the city. around. bay we are in the 90s today. we didn't make it quite there yesterday in concord and livermore. warmer day for you inland. along the coast looking at the cooling tomorrow with the sea breeze. this is your forecast for sunday. 60s and the sunset looking at upper 70's for you for the holiday in san jose. by tuesday we will continue to see the numbers drop another five degrees. getting excited about the possibility of rain next

saturday. this is the way it looks now. it's a long way out. look at the contrast from the accuweather seven-day forecast. 70s coast to mid-90s inland today. about 5 to 8 degrees of cool tomorrow. and then by columbus day more like afternoon. but only 60s and 70s tuesday, wednesday, and the rain chance starts on thursday and friday. but a great idea to download our app for the latest on the hurricane that continues to lash the atlantic coast. >> things continue to change. thank you. the street at the center in san francisco will be looking different for one more day. johnathan bloom has more on the second chapter of an effort to prototype the market street of the future. ♪ >> reporter: stop and reflect for a moment with the mirrors and ballet bars of this inside-out dance studio. >> we had a lot of audience members happen. a lot of folks curious about what's going on. >> what's going on is the market street prototyping festival. >> we've learned a lot from last

year. >> for the second time designers were asked to build installationings, interactive art that could be chosen for a permit place on the wide sidewalks of market street. >> and everyone who is out here today gets to come by and tell us what they think of it. >> it's candy for the eyes. >> this one even lights up. >> the day is night, but night it has the extra spark in it. like the cherry on top of the ice cream. >> can you put your hand on top? ♪ [laughter] >> and how about a lunch-time vacation for your nose. >> the first thing everyone says is, oh, my gosh, it smells so good. >> for all the designers the real market success isn't how they change the look of market street, but how they change the behavior of people passing by. >> this is fun. i want to eat these herbs. or i want to read some poetry. >> headed out for a burrito, the co-workers got sidetracked at the sidewalk library. >> is the library branch in the future of market street, do you

think? >> i hope so. >> walking down a busy street smiling, engaging with each other. you see people talking that would never otherwise speak to each other. that's the beginning what have we need to society. >> and the beginning after new market street as the city prepares to redesign their main thoroughfare in two years from a street into a destination. >> it should be so much more than a place to move through. it should be a place to be. >> in johnathan bloom, abc7 news. >> next, an odd annual race on the east coast with husband and wife teams competing in the wife carrying championship. what the winning couple will take home.

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>> good morning bay area. this is abc7 mornings. >> thanks for waking up with us on this saturday, october 8th. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with the forecast. here's lisa argen. >> good morning. fog-free conditions. it is chilly in most of the bay area. here's live doppler 7. we will give you a little more detailed look in terms of what to expect as you head out the door. we are at 06 in the city, 46 in

half moon bay. and from our roof camera, nice and clear. 49 santa rosa, 56 concord and looking at 51 in livermore. your forecast is calls for numbers to climb through the 60s and 70s by noontime. to the 90s inland. and an update on the spare the air alert again today with poor air quality in the inland east bay. hears a look at the hurricane again. lashing the coasts of florida and carolinas. up to 15 inches of rain. still looking at a storm surge. it will be battering the coast all day long today. >> lisa, thank you. right now hurricane matthew's winds are reaching more than 100 miles. this is a live look. hurricane matthew moved up