good morning, everybody. it is saturday, october 22nd, i'm in for chris nguyen. let's look at the weather. here's meteorologist mike nicco in for lisa argen. >> we're looking at south 101, and no fog. tracking fog through the morning hours. let's look at live doppler. we switched, so it is on the move, and the visibility has been as low as a quarter mile. here are the high clouds that will dominate the forecast today and tomorrow. it will fade, temperatures in the 50s, stay at the coast for the better part of the day. mid to upper 60s as you head towards lunch and then upper 60s, so pretty close to average. heading out this evening, no worries. take the new jacket you bought

for the fall season, it will drop back into the 50s and 60s. tomorrow, couple of channels of rain coming up. first, cornell for some news. this morning, crews still cleaning up after a broken water main flooded a dozen homes in the east bay. creating a huge sinkhole. it happened on the diamond district. water service has been restored. abc 7 news reporter, lonnie rivera was there. >> reporter: a rough start to the weekend, families living along montana street. all this craziness, caused by an old cast iron pipe, which ruptured. the street looked more like raging rapids. >> what frustrates me is that why don't they fix the whole pipe instead of patch piecing it. >> reporter: martha santiago sits, waiting for it to be

fixed. >> it has gone through my house three times. >> reporter: she says this one is the worst. basement belongs are covered in bags. >> december 2014, it up at the top of the hill and now the middle of the hill. it's probably the same line. >> reporter: unfortunately, the bmw was parked in the water's path. the pipe is four feet deep. it created a sinkhole. they've reached the pipe. now they have to replace it. east bay has a pipe replacement program. it was slated to be replaced in 2017. the utility admits they're breaking faster than they can get to them. >> right now we're at about ten miles a year. and we want to be at 40 miles. >> reporter: no word yet on estimated property damage. an expensive problem, a messy inconvenience for these families. in oakland, lonnie rivera, abc 7 news. smartphone users found out

about the water main break yesterday afternoon after it happened. we sent out a push alert. be the first to know when news happens, download the app and enable the alerts to get breaking news t breaking news as it happens. a car hit a fire hydrant and ended up in a restaurant. homestead and woodams road. the car inside a stuffed pizza restaurant. no word yet on any injuries, or arrests. colorado woman last seen inside sfo domestic terminal is missing this morning. 63-year-old tarisat atkins disappeared. she suffers from mental illness and requires medication. her family believes she may have been confused and disoriented. police in the south bay are looking for a man who pretenltspretended to be an officer to get a student in his car.

sheer a sketch of the man they're looking for. katie marzullo has the story. >> reporter: the female student was walking to her car wednesday night when a man approached her and told her he was an undercover police officer. >> i said that they shouldn't be walking alone and get into their car. >> reporter: the woman told police they were talking aggressively. a black bmw with tinted windows. when another car drove between them, she was able to get away. police released this sketch. he is thin, middle eastern with a slight accent. his hair is shaved on the sides. student are on alert. >> not totally shocked. to think that someone would go as far as to impersonate someone else, especially a police officer, it is really concerning. and it makes you question, like, who can you trust at this point.

>> reporter: the police chief says a real police officer will prove they're 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. >> reporter: students can call police for a nighttime safety escort. investigators are following up on leave and to call the foothill de anza police. san francisco police union says it has reached an impasse for use of force reforms. the sticking point is a policy that would allow officers to shoot at moving vehicles. the union says officers need to be able to protect the public from attacks like the one in nice, france. when a man deliberately drove into a crowd, leaving 86 people dead. a hunger strike is over at the jail this morning. 100 inmates ate dinner for the first time since monday. they met yesterday with the assistant sheriff. they agreed to meet three of

their demands involving clothing, comissary. courthouses closing down in december. the temporary closure from december 23rd to january 2nd. no services, including filings. the wiley manuel courthouse will remain open with limited staffing during that time. student leaders at the u.c. berkeley to ban parties. they ban parties this week after two reported sexual assaults last weekend. kat kat katie yutis has the story. >> reporter: two sexual assault cases involving off campus fraternity houses. >> it is not treated with the severity it should be treated. it is a good thing. >> reporter: the president of the council wrote on facebook,

"the ifc has voluntarily decided to suspend all social events until we can reevaluate the risk management practices." >> we've had problem, and i have some friends that reason ot committee and i think they're doing good stuff to actually get rid of the problems. >> reporter: the definition of "party" is still open to inter operation until they formalize a plan. some question the greek system's 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. >> reporter: berkeley police is not involved, since it is voluntary and not law. charge has to come from within. >> the students speak, something finally happens. that's a good thing. >> if anything will be effective, will be the students banding together to make it happen. >> reporter: there are 18 unregistered fraternities, and they are not part of the ban.

it is down to the wire. 17 days to go until election. if voters headed to the poll today, hillary clinton would win. here is the map. abc news demographics shifts and polling had determined clinton right now would receive 307 electoral votes, donald trump would get 180. 270 are needed to become president. political analysts say the 270 electoral votes for trump is challenging. the best hope is to rev up the base and hope for low voter turnout. >> he is not pursuing independence fundamentally. >> north carolina and ohio remain toss up state, and trump supporters are hopeful states like pennsylvania may come back into play. hillary clinton has launched

a new ad in which the father of a fallen soldier will have a place in your america. >> my son was killed. he was 27 years old and muslim american. i want to ask mr. trump would my son have a place in your america. >> he was thrust into the national spotlight after he criticized trump for his muslim ban. his son was killed, saving everyone else in his unit. trump has repeatedly criticized kahn and has not apologized. we have a new tool that help you prepare for election day. click the icon for your vote, voter edgy election guide, enter your zip code and you will get a comprehensive resource guide showing you the candidates on

your local ballot. election day, around the corner. >> i was looking on twitter, and they have early voting in north carolina, and the lines are two to three hours long. people are taking it serious in that swing state. >> weather, making a transition. let's vote for high clouds and sunshine, in the forecast. look at that beautiful picture in port for a lovely weekend. i do have wet weather coming at you. not once, but twice in the forecast. take a look at the drought. it is getting better in some parts of the state. >> thanks, mike. also, next, twitter, spotify, ebay, other popular websites knocked off-line. it could be the beginning of a cyber attack. the bay bridge that will have a big change.

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security trying to find out who was behind the cyber attack that prevented people from getting on popular websites. abc 7 ama has details. >> reporter: amazon, ebay, facebook and reddit were all slowed or brought to a stop. the first attack came around 4:00 a.m. the ceo of u.s. dyn inc.,

overwhelming its servers. many popular websites use dyn that computers use to come communicate. no codes, no websites. >> www.twitter.com can't get to an ip address, so twitter is off. >> the first was resolved in two hours, mostly affecting the east coast. the second hit at 9:00 a.m., hitting the west coast harder. then another one 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. >> experts believe it could be anyone. >> anonymous is able to do this, there are various organized criminal elements in operating out of various countries that are able to do this and some

nations of states could be doing. >> bruce shiner believes this could become problematic, writing on his blog, they appear to be testing servers, rather than taking them off-line, which means someone is learning thousand cause widespread disruption. in southern california, a massive fire is fully contained, but expected to continue burning. it started yesterday afternoon at a cardboard recycling plant. the business also stores wooden pallets, keeping the heat inside. freight service was stopped in the area, as a precaution. most of the year is a commercial zone. the cause of the fire has not been determined. learning more about a proposal to spend $2.9 million on a new recreational facility at san francisco's lake merced. that plan was okayed by the city's recreation and park commission thursday night. it would develop space for water

observato observatory. it would take four years to build. >> it is unique. you've got lakefront opportunities, which is not something we have a lot of, especially access to the water, paddle boarding and fishing. >> the new plan would repurpose the space previously leased by the pacific run and rod club. they've spent $16 million cleaning up lead and other contaminants left behind by the club. east bay drivers heading to treasure islands will notice one big difference. abc 7 news was on the bay bridge for a ribbon cutting yesterday for a new on and off ramp from westbound interstate 80. the ramps have now moved from the left side of the freeway to the right side. the new ramps open today. they are said to be safer and necessary for a planned expansion on the island. and good news for cyclists.

the expansion will go from buena island. the four and a half mile stretch opens tomorrow but riders and walkers can't just zip down to treasure island. they need to take a shuttle, because roads on the island aren't safe yet for cyclists and pedestrians. >> now your forecast. >> no fishing from the bridge. here is a look at the drought monitor. last week's rain helped a little bit. let's look at where it helped the most, the first area since 2013, march of 2013 to not be in any type of drought category. so we hope with the next system, which is going to hit north of us, mainly into the north bay, will start to push some of that down closer to us. all right, let's look at what's going on now from the golden gate bridge, a little haze, fog trying to develop, winds out of the west, five miles per hour. high clouds and sunshine, more

cooling today and tomorrow. first chance of wet weather monday and tuesday. another chance friday, saturday, possibly even next sunday. all right, let's look at the winds, see what the high pressure is doing, sea breeze, not much right now. but the high is moving off and taking some of the warmer weather with it, plus dimming the sunshine are and the temperatures will fall a little today. very comfortable outside, take you down to gilroy, 77, san jose, 73. the boardwalk, partly cloudy because of the high clouds, 68. down at the stadium tonight, very proud sponsors of the leukemia li leukemia, she'll be down there, say hi to her. she is really nice. 63, we raise some money for the luke ke leukemia society.

if you're going to the game, oh, buffalo stampeding into the farm, 64 at noon, warming up to about 69 under high clouds and sunshine. you'll need the sunglasses. 66 in downtown san francisco. north bay, mid 70s, upper 60s along the east bay shore, and no more 80s inland. mid 70s. that's good news. i have a lot of yard work do after the rain last week. for tonight, we're going to dip down a little cooler. now here is what is happening monday morning, scattered light shower wer across the north bay. stays mainly north, and it will be moderate times, until the evening commute. it makes it far south as san francisco and retreats back up to the north. the rain shadow dominating, no rain in livermore and san jose,

but look at the north bay. 0.03 of an inch of rain. temperatures continue to cool monday, little afternoon sun shy tuesday into wednesday, warmer weather. it could bring us a slight chance of rain thursday. it comes from the south friday and merges with another storm coming from the north saturday, next sunday t could be a good soaking. it is just too far out to tell right now. for today and tomorrow, really comfortable. >> if we don't get rain on monday, maybe a chance later in the week. >> yeah, much better chance. >> mike, thanks so much. >> you bet. just ahead, the funny man who made an unexpected appearance, where else, the white house.

guidelines could make it easier for people to buy a home. michael finney tells us how people in the bay area might benefit. >> like so many san franciscoians dreams of one day owning a home. >> somewhere i could garden. i would prefer a smaller, cozy house, rather than this big, luxurious house. >> she prefers somewhere in the mission, where she can be close to the latino community. the 26-year-old is most likely to benefit from changes and how trans union credit course are determined. they will look at 30 months of history. >> compare that to a traditional

report at a point in time. >> people like luccia, carrying $15,000 in student loans will benefit. housing counselor, juan decastro explains. >> young people benefit the most because they're coming out of school with huge loans, high interest rate loans, and they'll benefit. >> by looking at credit histories over time, borrowers have lower debt to income ratios, and that increases their credit score. >> as small as it may be, it goes a long way when you live in an expensive city like san francisco. >> trans union will increase the number of home buyers by almost 30% to 17 million, and that the company says, will stimulate the economy. >> they're buying homes from somebody else, and now these people are able to move on to the next home or the bigger home or the vacation home. >> castro, who is counseling

luccia on purchasing, predicts good things i have links for the first time home buyers, go to our website, abc 7 news.com. i'm michael finney. cult hero status, bill murray. he had just wrapped up a chat with president obama about winning the mark twain prize. he talked baseball. the cubs can advance to the world series for the first time since 1945 with a win over the dodgers tonight. it has been five years in the making, and right now, you can check out a pixar movie getting rave reviews, and this one is not for

"borrowed time" focuses on a man that has haunted him his entire life. it has won many awards already. >> we wanted to make something that was a little bit more adult in the choices, and show the animation could be a median to tell any story. >> it ended up about being closure and owning up to mistakes you've made, and finding the strength to kind of move on. >> the movie will only be available to watch on vimeo. we don't want to spoil the movie but we have a link, abc 7.com. walt disney is the parent company of pixar and abc 7. going all out to get out the vote. how election he oh fifficials a trying to reach voters before trying to reach voters before the deadline. woman: how do we protect them from $4 billion in new cuts to california schools?

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this is abc 7 mornings. good morning, we're start thrg half hour with a look at the weather. here is mike nicco in for lisa argen. >> hey, everybody. don't want to confuse you. it is saturday morning. here is a look from the roof camera at pier 15. not much of a sea breeze, dimming the sunshine and the

high pressure will retreat and that means cooler weather. look at the oceans, not much of a marine layer. we're waking up at about 49 to 56. we'll be 59 at the coast so it will feel like autumn if you're heading out this evening. no need for the umbrella now, but i'll tell you when, coming up. today is no police brutality day in santa cruz residents plan to hold a vigil for a man killed by police last week. he was armed with a metal rake, pounding on the door of a house saying he was going to kill the people inside. officers tased him first, but when it was not effective, an officer shot and killed him. his family says he suffered from mental illness. tonight's vigil starts at 7:30 atwater and front street in santa cruz anniversary of when this man was shot, he was

holding a replica of an ak-37. the officer was cleared of any wrongdoing. a memorial starts at 3:00 this afternoon at andy's unity park in santa rosa. two more oakland police officers appeared in court, ongoing police sex scandal. the other is facing new charges in an unrelated prostitution case. laura anthony has more. >> i would love to tell you something, but my lawyer told me not to. >> reporter: ryan walterhouse is the latest police officer criminally charged. the 26-year-old was arrested wednesday, and charged with felony conspiracy to obstruct justice and misdemeanor prostitution. he pleaded not guilty. >> from the facts that i know now, we're heading to a trial. and we'll let a jury decide what the truth is. >> i would like to share my story, but i've been advised not to make any statements. >> reporter: moments earlier, another oakland officer, also

pleaded not guilty to a charge he had oral sex with an under age prostitute. >> he never met her. he never had sex with her. but yet he is accused of it, and i understand the volatility of those charges. you hear that, and everybody jumps to cop guilty. you're all wrong. >> low verde is among seven officer, criminally charged for their contact with jasmine abusalin. she is now represented by john burris. >> when you have situations where officers are violating their oath by soliciting sexual activity, that undermines the integrity of the department. >> walterhouse already posted bail. la verde has next week to do so. happening today, officials hosting a gun buy back. the antioch police department is offering target gift cards, for

nonworking weapons, up to $100 for a small caliber, $150 for shotgun, and up to $350 for assault rifles. the buy back is from 9:00 to 3:00 in anty ock. if you have unneeded or prescription drugs, can drop them off. milpitas, trying to prevent drug abuse and theft. last year, nearly 900,000 pounds of drugs were turned in. you can bring them in for disposal from 10:00 until 2:00. new details on the white powdery substance sent to hillary clinton's campaign office in new york city. it tested negative for harmful substances. it was delivered and opened yesterday afternoon. one floor of the building was evacuated. medics examined the four people involved and they were released with no injuries. no word on what the substance was.

campaign office will be back open today. how would you like to own one of those naked donald trump statues? well, today, the statue that appeared in los angeles will be up for auction. this is video of the statue in the castro district. it is expected to get at least $10,000. a portion of the proceedings will go to the national immigration reform, one of the leading immigrant organizations in the country. we're just two days away from the deadline to vote. officials are trying to make the processesier than ever. here is chris nguyen with a push to get out the vote. >> reporter: inside the santa clara county voter's office, election officers are sorting through 50,000 mail in ballots that have already been submitted. >> staff compare one by one the signature from the vote by mail with the signature we have on file to confirm that it is the voter's signature. >> shannon boucher is responsible for a fair election process. >> those that are received up to

the day of the election, all of the ballots cast will be the first results that are out at 8:00 p.m. on election night. >> reporter: at the farmer's market in san jose, this woman signed up to vote for the first time. >> i got a chance to register. i feel like i'll be apart of the conversation, and the process of this election. >> reporter: to register, you need to be a u.s. citizen, live at a california address. ac transit for example modified one of its buses to be used as a voter registration tool, making stops around the community. >> we're hoping to get people where you live, no matter what you do, no matter what you believe, no matter what your age is. the bus is available and you can do the registration here. >> reporter: current voters trying to get everyone involved. >> make your vote count. that's what is important. all the people that died for democracy, get out and show that democracy matters. >> reporter: california's voter registration deadline is 11 sk

5:00 p.m. monday. it takes just a few minutes online. in san jose, chris nguyen, abc 7 news. new this morning, president obama trying to make it easier to fly. in his weekly address, the president talks about building on the progress his administration has made to protect consumers, he says 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, some small, that can make your life a little bit better. >> this is all part of president obama's executive order that called for competition that helps consumers. construction underway for the terminal one arrivals area for san francisco airport. it is part of the $2.5 billion

renovation project and caused a bit of confusion for travelers yesterday, getting dropped off at the old southwest terminal, not the new one and had to walk nearly a quarter of a mile. it starts on the departure level next friday. they expect the renovation project to be complete by 2024. still ahead on abc 7 mornings. learning to fight with power of the force. lessons that will teach you the way of the jedi, but not everybody is happy about it. a gorgeous shot there, mike nicco will have your forecast, a few changes in the way. and he'll be here in just a few minutes.

happening today, kbeget rea for halloween, hosting a halloween event, food trucks, much more. it starts at 9:00 this morning. other activities run until -- from 11:00 at cardoza park on kennedy drive. maybe i'll show up with the scary mask that i use to scare my dogs with. >> they know who you are. >> yeah, that's what i do when i'm not working, scare the dogs. >> 55 degrees, warming up 71 this afternoon. >> yeah, high clouds for most of

us. the clouds will get thicker and rain will roll into the accuweather forecast. >> all right, also next, ready for the regular season, the warriors had their final tune-up before the opener. larry beil will have the larry beil will have the highlights life and death. 600 dollars. of abuse. prop 61.

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airbnb has given me is such a priceless gift. i was able to take three months off to take car of my family during a family tragedy. the extra income that i get from airbnb has been a huge impact in my life. should be shared withnows friends and family.idays except denny's all-new holiday pancakes. you won't want to share those with anybody. denny's new fluffier, tastier, better pancakes now in holiday flavors. coming back this morning with a gorgeous shot of the golden gate bridge. traffic check, all clear. head to the north bay or city, or just stay home and watch abc

7 mornings. mike nicco will have your forecast in just a few minutes. in sports, only bay area team in action today. the colorado buffalos take on stanford down on the farm. kickoff at stanford at noon. just three more days, kevin durant place his first game. they beat the dubs in their final preseason game. here is abc 7 sports director, larry beil, with highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody. the warriors played their final preseason game. steph curry and kevin durant are more than ready to start, which might be an amazing steen. it may take time to gel, they weren't gelling in the first quarter. strong to the hoop right here, blazers led by 16 early. draymond greene, the three, steph curry with a rebound. lead cut to seven, and steph showing off the shooter's touch on a deep three here.

hits the friendly bounce, 28 at the half. finished with 35. kevin durant's turn, draymond green and this would be -- when he gets out and runs, this fast break will be scary. three straight threes, finishing with 28 points, as the warriors win, 107-96. they'll do it for real against the spurs. college night football, california hasn't beaten oregon. ducks squad on the first four game losing streak in nearly a decade, and without the best receiver, chad hanson, out with an ankle injury. davis web, lofting the pass, coming right at you. demetrius robinson, 7-0, california at that point. wide open victim wharton, iii, bears what, could go wrong. the ducks come back, fourth

quarter, charles nelson, 35-34, oregon. but the bears retake the lead, when webb finds tray watson diving for his second score of the night. fifth td pass for webb. nelson, who breaks free, and we are tied at 42. they end up going to overtime. >> inter septemberceptedinterce >> and california wins it in ot. >> san jose state and san diego state. they beat california earlier this year. 27 yard scamper. i got it, i got it. i ain't got it. no, i do have 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 much.

35-3, aztecs. >> this is a first during a university of florida women's soccer game. the two players get their shoelaces tangled and they both go down. that's outstanding defense. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. now your accuweather forecast, with mike nicco. >> pull a yellow card for that. good morning, again. here is lake tahoe where they're making snow at some of the resorts. you know it is below freezing on the runs. looking at our temperatures, about as cold as we'll get. napa, 50, livermore, 51, san jose, 56, hayward, oakland, 55. check it out. a little marine layer trying to develop. very shallow right now. it looks like the high clouds will be the dominant feature in our forecast today.

dry and cooler, not only today, but also tomorrow. chances, couple of storms coming out us next week, with the secretary o second one looking stronger. here is what is bringing us the high clouds today, a storm up to the north. our second storm right here, this is monday's rain, and notice it will take a little more southern route, but still, it will dump most of its goodies on the northern part of the state and try to build its way toward us. temperatures for today. 71, san jose, the warm spot, gilroy, 77. santa cruz, boardwalk, 68. 60s and low 70 s ocean side. san francisco, 61, balboa park, up in the north bay, we have a little fog still lingering, it will fade rapidly. temperatures in the 60s, cool to

comfortable, i should say cool and comfortable today. temperatures in the upper 60s to low 70s, observatiakland, 69. low to mid 70s, no more 80s. lows tonight, a little cooler than this morning. high clouds out again. until you get into the wind shelter valley. buccaneers into levi stadium. monday morning, few light scattered showers, during the evening commute, some of the steadier rain, and it stays there during the overnight hours through 5:00 a.m. tuesday morning, and then starts to lift back to the north. reinfall totals, pretty impressive, nevada, santa rosa, livermore, san jose, absolutely nothing. so sheer my accuweather seven-day forecast, today, tomorrow, monday, about a degree

or two cooler, especially around the bay and inland, with a little sunshine tuesday afternoon and southerly wind kicking in. it will bring us a warming trend, more sunshine, more than likely today and wednesday. and that next system approaches thursday with cooler weather, and abouter chance for all of us, friday system, it comes from the south and saturday and sunday, it merges with a storm system coming in from the north, possibly bringing us a soaking rain next weekend. >> awesome. meantime, that weather system on monday needs to come all the way down to the bay area. >> why, is it discriminating like that? >> it is so shy. thank you, mike. >> you bet. a group that's been teaching life saber combat is in the bay area teaching sold out classes. after all, "star wars" films creators, a good or bad thing. jonathan bloom explains. >> reporter: this is not a toy. >> the sport official, saber. >> reporter: it is a finally tuned instrument for

competition. the founders are from italy. over the past decade, they've created their own combat sport, inspired by the mythical weapons of "star wars." now they don't cut hands off. >> from the elbow, then turn body, up to the knees. >> reporter: they use a scoring system based on where you hit your opponent with the flexible plastic blade. like belts in karate, they start with a blue blade. >> opening, lift, and rotation. >> reporter: the founding master went easy on me. but it was still intense. >> this is a workout there is a disturbance in the force. another company that bills itself as a light saber academy got a message from a galaxy not far away, but from lucas films. they use words like jedi and a

logo. indeed, even the word light saber is. could this sport be next? >> there is no concern from ludo sport. >> reporter: they say they've gone to great pains to avoid the trademarks and even the combat style are original. >> different from the lucas intellectual property. >> reporter: here in the city where lucas films is based, they're holding class at studio mix, that happens to be in the same building as a giant movie theater. jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. disney is the parent company of lucas film and abc 7. coming up next, east bay teen has planned for a haunted house that u

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the winning numbers from the mega million drawings, 12, 43, 44, 48, 66, mega number 3. nobody picked all numbers. increasing the jackpot to 33 mltds. stanford hosted a cooking demonstration, celebrity chef ming czi. they helped the chef with a chicken stir friday. he is a big supporter of families, fighting cancer. an east bay teenager has been getting ready for halloween by putting together his fourth annual haunted house.

sam dubuis. he promises to leave guests terrorized. $5 donation are suggested, the haunted house will be open next saturday night, and halloween night. >> pretty scary. >> yeah, he lacks ambition and creativity, doesn't he? >> we like him. hopefully he'll have good weather. >> yeah, i think so. the rain possibly coming monday and next weekend. sheer partly sunny and 55 degrees, down on the water, relatively calm today. coast, cool breezes, keeping us in the 60s, doing yard work, no worries, unless you're out there all day. check out the picture from emeryville, hazy, high clouds and sunshine, a couple of degrees cooler today. get ready for rain on monday.

>> we'll take it. thank you, mike. appreciate it. thanks for joining us for abc 7 mornings, i'm cornell bernard, and mike nicco in for lisa argen. full slate of college football coming up, nc state. nebraska a nebraska in lincoln. ohio state tries to stay unbeaten against penn state add beaver stadium, followed by "cash creek". news continues online, facebook, twitter and instagram. hope you're having a great weekend. we'll see you soon, everybody.

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