visibility has been as low as a quarter mile in santa rosa and half-mile in napa, as least at both. the airports. notice it's a little higher now. it doesn't mean the fog went away, it's just on the move. nearly calm to about 5 miles an hour right now. it will be a nice day to be at the golden gate bridge. high clouds and sunshine. the low clouds should stay away. temperatures in the 350's at the coast. mid-and upper 50s from noon to 4:00 around the bay and upper 60s and low 70s inland. if you are heading out, grab a coat. mid-50s to low 60s by 7:00. tracking a couple chances of rain. i'll have that up soon. >> thanks, mike. what a mess. crews cleaning up after a broken water main flooded homes in the east bay. the 16-inch water main broke, creating a huge sinkhole he. lonny rivera was there. >> reporter: a rough start to the weekend for families living

along montana street. all this craziness caused by an old cast iron pipe that ruptured. the street looked more like raging rapids. this family's basement needs to dry out. >> what frustrates me is why don't they fix the whole pipe instead of patch mixing it? >> she is waiting for restored water service. >> this is the third time it happened. three times it went through the house. >> reporter: she said this one is the first. basement belongings are covered in plastic bags. >> her neighbor remembers the last one. >> 2014 it was at the top of the hill and now it's in the middle of the hill. it's probably the same line. >> unfortunately her bmw was parked in the water's path. the pipe is four feet deep. the break created a sinkhole. you can see they reached the pipe, now they have to replace it. east bay mid-has a pipe replacement program. the cracked main\ was slated to

be replaced in 2017, but the utility admits mains are breaking faster than they can get to them. >> right now we are at about ten miles a year, and we want to be at 40 miles. >> no word yet on estimated property damage. an expensive problem. a messy experience for these families. in oakland, abc7 news. >> our viewers who had the abc7 news app found out about the break right when it happened. you can get updates on any breaking news as it happens. >> knew this morning, santa clara police are investigating how a car hit a fire hydrant and then ended up inside a restaurant. it happened this morning at the intersection of homestead and woodem's road. you see water gushing really high into the air there. and the car inside a stuffed pizza restaurant. no word on injuries or arrests

there. a colorado woman last seen inside sfo's domestic terminal is missing this morning. 63-year-old woman arrived for her flight to denver monday night but she never boarded and disappeared. she suffers from mental illness and requires medication. her family believes she may have become confused and disoriented >> police in the south bay are looking for a man who pretended to be an officer and lured a woman into a car. it happens at deanza college. that's in cupertino it. here's a sketch is of the man the police are looking for. we have the story. >> reporter: the female student was walking to her car and parking lot a around 8:45 wednesday night when a man approached her and told her he was an undercover police officer. >> they said she be shouldn't be walking alone and she should get into the lone or they would issue a citation. >> the woman told police the man was talking aggressively and two other people were in the car. is a black bm the w with continued windows. when another car drove between them she was able to get away.

the driver is described as thin, possibly middle eastern with a slight accent. his hair is shaved on the sides, longer and wavy on top. students are on alert. >> i was upset but not totally shocked. >> to think that someone would go as far as to impersonate someone else, especially a police officer, it's really concerning. and it makes you question, like, who can you trust at this point? >> reporter: the police chief said a real police officer will prove they are legitimate. >> they should show you a badge and an identification card, and if you have any doubts about that individual, call 911 on your cell phone. >> police can also call police for a nighttime safety escort. investigators are following up on leads and ask anyone with information on the officer impersonator to call the foothills police. abc7 news. san francisco police union said they reached an impasse in talks with the department over use of force reforms. the sticking point is a policy

that would allow officers to shoot at moving vehicles. officers need to be able to protect the public from attacks like the one in france when a man deliberately drove into a crowd leaving 86 people dead. a hunger strike at the santa clara county jail is over this morning. about 100 inmates ate dinner for the first time since monday. they met yesterday with the assistant sheriff. correctional deputies will meet three of demands, involving clothing and inmate welfare fund. the group is still hoping to end solitary confinement >> budget cuts will force most almeda court house toss close down in december. it's from december 23 to januar. no service will be offered to the public, including filings. a court house in oakland will remain open, but limited staffing during that time.

student leaders in u.c. berkeley greet system will meet today to create guidelines for a ban for fraternity parties. the leaders band parties following two reported sexual assaults last weekend. we have the story. >> reporter: no official parties, that's the word following two recent sexual assault cases involving off-campus fraternity houses. >> it has been historically not treated with the severity it should be treated. so i think this is a good thing. >> the president of the fraternity council wrote on facebook, the ifc has voluntarily decided to suspend all social events until we can re-evaluate our risk management practices and care for those affected. >> we've had problems with the community here and i have some friends on the committee and they are doing good things to get rid of the problem. >> but the definition of party is still open to interpretation. until cal greek leaders formalize a plan. some question the greek's system ability to self-regulate. >> i don't think it would last long-term. i would be amazed if they could

enforce it for a full weekend, to be honest >> the police are not involved with enforcing the ban because i's voluntary and not law. change has to come from within. >> the only time they speak around here is if something happens. but that's a good thing. >> if anything is going to be effective is the students banding together and making it happen. >> reporter: there are 18 unregistered fraternities and sororities. they are not part of the band. abc news. 17 days to go until election day and brand new polls show voters headed to the polled to, hillary clinton would win. here's the map. the demographic shifts in polling determined clinton would receive 307 electoral votes and donald trump 280. and political analysts tell abc news trump's path to 270 electoral votes is challenging.

the best hope to rev up the republican base now and hope for a low voter turnout on election day. >> he's not pursuing independents, he's not pursuing soft democrats who may not like hillary clinton. >> north carolina and ohio remain a toss-up. toss-up states andtrump supporters are hopeful states lie pennsylvania, virginia and florida might tip back into play in the coming months. hillary clinton launched an emotional new ad in which a father of a fallen son asked if his son would have a place in your america. >> my son was army capt. humayun khan. he was 27 years old, and he was a muslim american. i want to ask mr. trump, would my son have a place in your america? >> khizr khan was thrown into the spotlight when he asked -- criticized trump for his

muslim ban. his son died after saving everyone else in his unit. trump criticized khan and has not yet apologized. we have a tool on our website to help you are prepare for election day. click on the icon for your voice your vote, enter your zip code and address and you get a comprehensive resource guide and candidates and measures on your local ballot. hard to believe election day is coming up -- >> just 17 days, huh? >> halloween coming up too, nice weather this weekend? >> yeah, real nice weather this weekend. it will feel more like fall as temperatures pull back. a gorgeous sunrise is about to unfold. if you see it, take a picture, #abc7now and we will love to see it also. the bay looks pretty calm. looking for a breezy afternoon. i'll give you an idea when that rain is going to come to your neighborhood also. >> all right, mike. also next, twitter, spotify,

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homeland security and the fbi is trying to find out who was behind a wide cyberattack.

ama daetz has details. >> reporter: amazon, ebay, facebook, google and reddit were all slowed or brought to a stop by the attacks. the first attack came around 4:00 a.m. the ceo of u.s. dine, inc. said an incredibly sophisticated attack overwhelmed their servers. many popular websites use dine to translate their web address boos numerical codes that computers loses to communicate. no codes meant no websites. >> www.twitter.com would have no meaning because they can't go to an address. so twitter is off. be. >> the first attack was resolved in two hours, mostly affecting the east coast. a second attack hit dine at 9:00 a.m. that hit the west coast harder. a third attack came at 1:00 p.m. the white house isn't ready to point blame. >> at this point i don't have any information to share about who may be responsible for that malicious activity. >> but experts believe it could

be anyone. >> anonymous is able to do this. there are various organized criminal elements operating out of various countries that are able to do this, and some other foreign states could be doing it. >> a security expert said this could become increasingly problematic. he wrote on his blog, many attacks appear to be testing servers rather than taking them offline wishes means someone is likely learning how to cause widespread disruption. ama daetz, abc7 news. >> a grand jury indict add russian man accused of hacking into computers at three different departments, linked in, drop box, and another bay area company. the indictment unsealed yesterday alleges he stole personal information and sold it. he faces nine charges. authorities in the czech republic arrested him october 5th. the russian government is trying

to block his extradition, claiming u.s. law enforcement is hunting russian citizens around the world. >> in southern california a massive fire is fully contained but still burning. it started at a plant in ontario. the cardboard is fueling the flames. business also stores wooden pallets created to keep heat inside, making them almost water resistance. most of the area is a commercial zone. the cause of the fire has not yet been determined. we are learning more about the proposal to spend $2.9 million on a new recreational facility at san francisco's lake merced. the plan was okayed by the city's recreation and park commission thursday night. it would develop space for water sports, a fishing pier, and a bird observatory. if approved, the city says it

would take four years to build. >> there is also an incredible site. you have lakefront recreational opportunities which is not something we have a lot of. especially access to the water in terms of kayaking, paddleboarding, boating and fishing. we will have fishing opportunities. >> the plan would repurpose the space previously leased by the traffic rod and gun club. city's p.u.c. which owns the site has spend $16 million cleaning up the lead and contaminated debris left behind by the club. east bay drivers heading to treasure island this weekend will notice one big difference. abc7 news was on the bay bridge for a ribbing cutting yesterday for the new on and off ramps for westbound interstate 80. the ramps have moved from the left side of the freeway to the right side. the new ramps open today. they are said to be a safer design and necessary for a planned expansion on the island. and good news for cyclists. the planned bike path on the east span of the bridge will go all the way to the island.

caltrans will open the last part of the 4 1/2 mile stretch tomorrow. walkers and riders won't be able to zip down to treasure island, they need to take a shuttle at the end of the eastern span because the roads on the island aren't yet safe for cyclists and pedestrians. now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> let's open up the weather window on the east bay hills. good morning. you see the twinkle lights of the bay bridge and san francisco. we will have high clouds and sunshine. we have high cloud out there right now. hoping we will have a real colorful sunrise this morning. santa rosa 47 degrees, the cool spot. san ramon and livermore at 51. fremont at 52. san jose, looks like san mateo at 53 and oakland and san francisco 355. look at half moon bay about 48 degrees. this is how it looks from sutro tower right now. you see the lack of owing. it will be the high clouds and a slight sea breeze that will bring us more cooling today and tomorrow.

a system for rain comes at us from the north later in the week. this system americans with the system coming at us from the north. we could get flanked and that could really be a nice soaking if it holds through. here's a system. it's one that will bring us the high clouds. notice the trajectory is from the northeast. it has some moisture with it. it will take more southerly route that will push it right into the heart of the north bay while the rest of are us will probably be pretty dry. but that's monday. let's talk about today. on the peninsula today, 67 to 71. that's the range. cool and mild there. along the coast whether he see patches. sunshine today. it's noontime, high noon, 64 degrees, warming to about 69. there will be a little bit of a breeze in the afternoon.

nothing too aggressive though. all right, 66 downtown san francisco. just a little shy of average. 65 sausalito. low to mid-70s as you head through the north bay. i don't think there will be a lot of fog but a lot of high clouds today. upper 60s and low 70s along the east bay shore and oakland around 69. 80s gone. mid-70s san ramon. tonight it could be a little cooler than this morning. more 40s inland and some low 50s around the bay. let's talk about what's going to happen monday morning. et might as well jump ahead. showers in the north bay. the steadier, light to moderate rain, green to yellow there moves in during the evening hour and pretty much stays there during the overnight hours while the rest of us have some drizzle for the morning commute and then it disappears and heads back north tuesday afternoon. rainfall amounts, let's focus on the north bay.

almost nothing elsewhere south of these areas. here's my accuweather seven-day forecast. once it passes, partly cloudy wednesday. a little bit warmer thanks to some extra sunshine. the sea breeze comes back with the storm coming at us from the south thursday. a better chance of rain on friday. and actually this time next week we could have our heaviest rain. if we could trade-off every other weekend, nice soaking rain to nice temperatures to soaking rain, it would help the drought considerably. >> last weekend was crazy. >> wasn't it, though? it was really nice. it took the northwest corner of the state out of the drought for the first time in like three years. >> awesome. bring it down here, right? >> that's what i'm hoping. >> mike, thank you. just ahead, the funny man who made an

>> paula feris joins us now from new york telling us what is coming up on "good morning america." >> rob was here with fallout from a deadly storm. and print sprint to go the finish line. hillary clinton holding a sizable lead over donald trump in the polls. now she's setting her sites on turning traditional red states

blue with 17 states to go. we are covering both campaign strategies. and finally internet attack. if you had issues with your favorite websites yesterday, it's because of a mass cyberattack. paralyzing sites like amazon, netflix and twitter. is it responsible and could our smart devices have contributed? that's all coming up. see you soon. >> thanks, paula. a new article. green's struggles on and off the court agers his teammate, klay thompson but not because of green. it quotes an unofficial saying when green gas suspended, the warriors had a chance to prove themselves without greene but, quote, played like a bunch of cowards. that's the part that sent thompson off. >> you call us cowards but you aren't going to put your name to the quote? you know what i mean? you are not going to quote who said it, you will just say some executive said you are cowards? get outta here.

that made me mad. we played our hearts out, the whole season. and you are going to call us cowards and not put your name on it? get outta here. >> i don't blame him. >> they open up their season against the spurs this week. bill murray pretty much conference at the white house. he just wrapped up a chat with the president about winning the prize for mark twain humor. he went on to the podium and talked baseball. the cubs can advance to the world series for the first time since 1945 with a win over the dodgers tonight. it's been five years in the making and right now you can check out a pixar short animated movie that's getting rave reviews, and surprisingly this is not for kids. >> a bar of time focuses on a man returning to a place that's

haunted him his entire life. the movie has already won multiple awards. >> we really wanted to make something that was a little bit more adult and show that animation could be a medium to tell any story. >> it ended up being about closer and owning up to mistakes you made or facing mistakes you made and finding the strength to move on. >> the movie will only be available to watch on vimeo for a limited time. we don't want to spoil the ending, but we have a link to watch it on our website, abc7news.com. walt disney is the parent company of pixar and abc7 and still to come, going all out to get out the vote. how election officials are trying to reach voters quickly before an important deadline. and how you could own one of the naked donald trump statues that surfaced around the country in august.

>> good morning. we are starting this half-hour with a look at the weather. mike nicco is in for lisa. hey, mike. >> yes, i am for lisa. everybody on twitter is like what are you doing? what day is it?

you are not lisa. i didn't get that one technically, but -- good morning. let's take a look at the weather window looking at the bay bridge. looking active this morning. looks like traffic is flowing well. here's a look at high clouds rolling in. very colorful. send it to us at abc7 now. you see it's about 55 degrees. 280 and 17. let's talk about the day plan. planning your saturday, 45 to 56, if you are washing out the door now, taking the dog for a walk or getting the coffee around the corner. and this afternoon 68, all of us with high clouds and sunshine. and then 7:00, yeah, jack weather. 55 to 62. he lets get back to cornell with the news of the day. >> mike, thank you. >> today is no police brutality day. there will b a vigil held for a man killed by police last weekend. 32-year-old sean alt was armed with a metal rake and pounding on the door of a house saying he

was going to kill the people inside. he was tased first, but when that was not effective, the police shot and killed him. the family said the man suffered from a mental illness. there will be a vigil in santa cruz tonight. today is the third anniversary of the death of 13-year-old andy lopez, who police fatally shot in sonoma county. he was carrying the replica of an ak-47 when he was shot. the sheriff has been cleared of any wrongdoing in the incident. a prayer vigil and memorial for lopez starts at 3:00 this afternoon at andy's unity park in santa rosa. two more oakland police officers appeared in court yesterday, one to enter a plea related to an ongoing police sex scandal and another to face charges in an unrelated prostitution case. here's abc7 news reporter laura anthony. >> i would like to tell you something but my lawyer told me not to.

>> reporter: ryan walterhouse is the latest oakland police officers criminally charged. the 26-year-old was arrested wednesday and charged with felony conspiracy to obstruct justice and misdemeanor prostitution. >> he pleaded not guilty in a hayward courtroom. >> from the facts that i know now, we are heading to a trial and we will let a jury decide what the truth is. >> i would like to talk to you guys, but i've been advised not to make a statement at this time. >> another officer, giovanni loverde, also pleaded not guilty to having sex with a prostitute. >> he never had sex with her, but i understand the volatility of those charges. you hear that and everybody jumps to, cop, guilty. you are all wrong. >> loverde is among seven officers from oakland and other agencies criminally charged for their alleged contacts with jasmine abusilan, who used the name celeste guap. abusilan is now represented by john buris. >> when you have officers

charged with those activities, and charged with soliciting sexual activity, it undermines the work of the department. >> one posted bail and the other has until next week to do so. abc7 news. happening today, contra county officials are hosting a gun buy-back. they are offering target gift cards for guns. the buy-back is from 9:00 to 3:00 at the contra costa county fair grounds in antioch. if you have unneeded or expired drugs you can drop them off in milpitas today. the drug enforcement administration is trying to prevent drug abuse and theft. 900,000 pounds last year were turned in. you can bring your medications for disposal to the police

department on milpitas boulevard from 10:00 to 2:00 today. new details on the white powdered substance found in an envelope sent to hillary clinton's headquarters in new york city. police say it tested negative. one floor of the building was evacuated. medics examined the four people involved, and they were released with no injuries. no word yet on what the substance was. of the campaign office will be open today. and how would you like to own one of those naked donald trump statues? today the statue that appeared in los angeles will be up for auction. this is video of the statue in san francisco's castro district in august. the statue is expected to get at least $10,000. a portion of the proceeds will go to the national immigration reform, one of the leading immigrant advocacy organizations in the country. and we were just two days away from the deadline to

register to vote in california. officials trying to make the process easier than ever. here's abc7 news reporter chris nguyen with a look at how people are getting out the vote. >> inside the santa clara county registrar voters office. election officers are sorting through 350,000 mail-in ballots already submitted. >> staff compare the signatures one by one with the signature on the outside of the envelope to the signature on the file to confirm it is the voter's signature. >> she is responsible for ensuring a fair and accurate election process. >> those received up to a day before the election, all of those ballots cast will be the first results that are out at 8:00 p.m. on election night. >> at the san pedro square farmer's market in san jose, this 27-year-old signed up to vote for the first time. >> i feel like i will be a part of the process of this election. >> to register you just need to be a u.s. citizen, live at a california address and be 18

by election day. county agencies are being charged with getting out the vote. ac transit modified a bus to be used as a voter registration tool, making stops around the community. >> we are hoping to get people where you live. no matter where you live, what you believe, what your age is, the bus is available and you can do the registration here. >> current voters trying to get everyone involved. >> make your vote count. that's what's important. all the people that die for democracy, get out and show that democracy matters. >> california's voter registration deadline is monday at 11:59 p.m. it can easily be done online and takes just a few minutes. in san jose, chris nguyen, abc7 news. new this morning, president obama is trying to help make flying easier for you. in his weekly address, the president talks about building on the progress his administration has made to protect consumers. he wants to create a more low-cost and higher-quality experience in flying.

but he said that's really not enough. >> standing up for consumers, ensuring businesses compete fairly to give you the best services at the best prices, and making sure everyday americans have a voice in the conversation. that's what this is all about. taking steps, some big and some small, that can make your life a little better. >> this is part of his executive order that calls for competition that helps consumers, workers and entrepreneurs. construction is underway for a terminal in san francisco's international airport. it's part of the airport's $2.5 billion renovation project, and it caused some confusion for travelers yesterday. people were getting dropped off at the old southwest terminal, not the new one. they then had to walk nearly a quarter mile to get to the new counter. be aware, construction starts at the departure area next friday. they expect the renovation project to be complete by 2024. >> still ahead on abc7 mornings, learning to fight with the power of the force.

"star wars"-inspired lessons that will teach you the ways of the jedi, but not everybody is happy about it. and here's a live look from our sutro tower camera. what a beautiful shot there. mike nicco is going to have your forecast in a couple minutes and

happening today, get ready for halloween. milpitas recreation services is hosting a family halloween event that will be a 5k run, pumpkin carving, painting, food trucks and plus much more. the 5k starts at 9:00 this morning. the activities run from 11:00 until 2:00 at cardoza park on kennedy drive. scary stuff. mike's forecast is not scary. >> about 60 there this morning. about 712 this afternoon. there is also i think the marin marathon this weekend too. pretty nice weather for you. temperatures in the 70s in the afternoon. we will talk more about your weekend. you see the gorgeous sunrise. remember to #abc7now if you capture that >> beautiful. >> got me tongue-tied. what i will talk about is a cooler weekend and several chances of rain next week. sorry. let's just look at that shot. okay, i'm good. >> ready for the regular season? the warriors had their final tune-up before tuesday night's opener. larry beil has highlights of the dubs' win over the trail blazers coming up

>> welcome back. what a beautiful sunrise over the bay bridge from our kgo roof camera. mike nicco will have your forecast in a couple minutes. a couple changes coming up in a few days. he will tell you all about it >> in sports, the colorado buffalos take on stanford down at the farm. kickoff at noon. in just three more days kevin durant plays his first

regular-season game with the warriors. last night the dubs beat the trail blazers in their final preseason game. here's larry beil with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody. the warriors played their final preseason game last night. looks like steph curry and kevin durant are more than ready to start what could be an amazing season. steve kerr said it takes time for the players to gel. they weren't jelling in the first quarter. that's for sure. all trail blazers the first quarter. blazers led by 16 early. draymond green misses the three. steph curry with the rebound. he downs the three. lead cut to 7. steph showing off the shooter's touch on a deep three here. gets the friendly bounce. steph with 28 at the half. finished with 35. kevin durant's turn. draymond green to a cutting durant, and this is with authority! when he gets out and runs, the fast break can be scary. and k.d. with three straight threes. he finished with 28 points. warriors win, 107-96.

they will do it for real on tuesday against the spurs. friday night college football. cal hadn't beaten oregon since 2008 when kevin riley was the starting quarterback. jaba best got most of the carries. bears facing a beaten up ducks squad on their first four-game losing streak in nearly a decade. cal without their best receiver. chad hanson out with an ankle injury. the first quarter, david web the ten yard touchdown. that's coming right at you. boy, web throws a pretty ball. to a wide-open vick horton iii. 21-0 bears. what could go wrong? the ducks come all the way back. herbert to charles nelson. 35-34, oregon. but the bears retake the lead when web finds trey watson diving for a second score. the pass for web. over to nelson. he breaks free for a 42-yard score and we are tied at 42. they end up going to overtime.

>> intercepted! the game is over! and cal wins it in o.t. more friday night college football. san diego state at san jose. -- san jose state. the best running back you ever heard of on a 27-yard scamper. 2 1-0 aztecs. i got it, i got it. i ain't got it -- no, i do got it! the interception would lead to a field goal for san jose state. but too much humphrey and the running game for the aztecs. just too machine. barely touched at that point. 35-3, aztecs leading. san jose state gets crushed 42-3 was the final. we've seen a lot of weird things in games. this is the first, though. a university of florida women's soccer game. two women get their shoe laces tangled together and they both go down. i don't know if you can coach that. but that is outstanding defense!

that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> now your accuweather forecast request mike nicco. >> some would say that would be two dislocated hips. that looked painful. good news about the drought. it did dissipate a little bit because of last week's rain. but look up to the northwest corner for the first time since march, 2013, we have 8% of the state not in in i type of drought category. next rain, guess where it will hit. the same general area where the darkest red starts to develop and that will be monday. let's take a look at the gorgeous shot once again from m. tam. orange october out there. high clouds, dry and cooler all weekend. chances of rain next week with a second storm possibly stronger and longer and hitting all of our neighborhoods, unlike the one that comes in monday. high pressure still barely holding on. look at the calm conditions but

a little bit of a sea breeze developing around san francisco. the warmest part of the air mass is starting to move away and temperatures will drop today because of that. you should see a lot of sunshine there. san mateo 69. cool to mild on the peninsula. half moon bay a little cooler. 62. remember a couple days ago you were in the upper 70s. we will have about 71 in palo alto. downtown san francisco and all of our neighborhoods like balboa park 62. daly city 62. so a rod of mid-low to mid-60s here. as you head up to the north bay, there will be patchy, dense fog this morning. it's very patchy. be careful in you are travel out and about. the visibility to change like that. and sausalito 65. vallejo 69. everybody else in the low 70s. you head to the east bay, temperatures in the upper 60s like oakland 69, berkeley 68. same thing at richmond. union city and hayward about 70. as you head inland, temperatures running in the low to mid-70s.

biggest drop in temperatures here because most of us were in the 80s yesterday. tonight even cooler. if you like to leave the windows open, maybe be you need a heavier coat as you head out the door tomorrow morning. here's a look what goes on as the buccaneers sail into levi's stadium sunday for the 1:05 kickoff. 71 to 73 under high clouds in santa clara. monday's storm, notice the scattered nature of the showers for monday morning's commute. it will stay up to the north until we get into the evening hours. the evening commute is going to be more affected than anything. it tries to get to soak land and antioch, a big roadblock shows up and pushes it back up and dissipates as we head toward tuesday evening. the south bay, inland east bay almost nothing out of this storm. barely anything on the peninsula and the east bay. but up in the north bay, wow, check that out. a third to possibly three

quarters or more of an inch as you head toward santa rosa. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. what you will notice today and tomorrow, nice. high clouds and sunshine. cooler, 60s and 70s. we get a break wednesday, thursday evening there's a slight chance of rain in the north bay. most of us friday, saturday and sunday could get rain next week. it's a week away, but hopefully that pans out and we will knock more of the drought out. >> all right. we will keep our fingers crossed and keep the umbrella and sunscreen handy, right? >> always. >> mike, thank you. the group that's been teaching lightsaber combat in italy the past decade, now in the bay area teaching sold-out classes. the bay area is home to "star wars" films creators, which could be a good thing or bad thing. we explain, here's jonathan bloom. >> reporter: this is not a toy. >> the lightsaber. >> it's a finely-tuned instrument for serious competition. the founders are from italy. over the past decade they have created their own combat sport

inspired by the mythical weapons of "star wars." now they don't cut hands off in this sport. >> from the elbow, then to your body, up to the knees. >> they use a scoring system based on where you hit your opponent with the flexible plastic blade. like belts in karate, the blade color shows the player's rank. the beginners start with a blue blade. >> opening, lift and rotation >> the founding master went easy on me, but it was still intense. >> it's a workout! >> but there is a disturbance in the force. another company that bills itself as the lightsaber academy recently got a message, not a message from far, far away, but from lucas films attorneys. they claim the academy uses trade marked words like jedi, and even the word lightsaber is a trademark, one they don't have permission to use.

the founder is based in oakland and we couldn't reach them for comment. but could luno sports be next? they say they have gone to great pain to avoid that, and stay they are original. >> different from the lucas property. >> and here in the city where lucas film is based, they are holding class every saturday at studio mix. a gym that happens to be in the same building as a giant movie theater. in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >> and disney is the parent company of lucas film and abc7. coming up next, what an east bay teen has planned for a

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please, register. and vote. vote. nextgen california action committee is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> scary stuff. an east bay teenager has been getting ready for halloween this year by putting together his fourth annual haunted house. 16-year-old sam of albany has created another thrilling attraction. this is video from last year's haunted house. sam's theme this year is "broken spine mine" which promises to leave guests pretty much terrorized. $5 donations are suggested to benefit the almeda county food bank. it will open next saturday night and halloween night. looks like fun. i do like a haunt ed house. >> as long as you don't leave anything else there as you are going through. >> nothing to fear with your forecast, right? >> i don't think so. it's a gorgeous morning. let's look at the temperatures outside. upper 40s in the north bay valleys, low to mid-50s

elsewhere and even 62 around los gatos. look at the gorgeous sunrise from the roof cam. relatively calm today if you are on the bay. if you are at the coast cool breeze is keeping any the 60s. and if you are doing some exercising or working in the yard today, no worries, you may want to wear some sunscreen just in case. you can still get burned this time. year. and the yard work doubled in size this week. you want to take care of your skin. >> absolutely. thanks for joining us for the abc7 morning news. i'm cornell barnard in for chris nguyen and mike nicco in for meteorologist lisa argen. the news continues now online and abc7 news continues at 8:00 a.m. "good morning america" is next. have a great weekend, everybody.

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