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live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> can someone look into my home through my tv or turn brakes off on my car. new quay questions after a cyber attack on friday. the hackers used devices you could have in in your home. good evening. baby monitors, dvrs and washing machines. yesterday's internet attack crippled many major websites and security experts say this could just be the beginning. tiffany wilson is live with the story. >> chris, right now tens of millions of devices like you mentioned make up the internet of things, but in a few years experts expect that number will grow into the tens of pls, and

they warn if the devices don't get security, all of us will be at risk. >> household appliances used to launch an attack. it happened yesterday in cyber security expert mark says the internet of things is likely to be played again. >> we're seeing more and more texts exploiting these types of devices against various targets. >> starting friday morning things were transformed to an army overwhelming servers with phony requests. it meant people couldn't access twitter. today the group new world hackers claimed responsibility. >> i would say it's a little to determine who is behind it. >> the affected companies lost money and customers. mark says we should be concerned about the risk to us individually. for example, he worries a hacker could blackmail you by threatening to turn off the brakes in your car. >> every single one of those

devices can become a cannon. >> reporter: this man estimates he has ten of those cannons in his own home. >> that's scary, for sure. i mean, i have cameras all around my house. >> there's no easy way to know if your devices were used yesterday, but they say there's a simple solution to make your devices safer tomorrow. >> every single new device we install in our home, make sure the default password that it came with in the box gets changed so no one can hack into that device. >> a bit of homework to protect your home. in san francisco, abc7 news. tonight a military family in the east bay is devastated and looking for answers after 23-year-old navy seaman danielle lucky suddenly died well at sea near japan. she recently enlisted as away to travel the world, get an education and serve her country. we have the story from

pittsburgh. >> we were inspeparable. >> she was my baby. i don't understand. and it hurs. it hurts so bad. i just don't know what i'm going to do without her. >> annette and derek lucky are heart broken. their daughter inlisted in the navy five months ago. she passed boot camp with no problems. and she was on her first deployment aboard the uss ronald reagan when she suddenly died. the family was told she'd been sick for a few days and may have died as cardiac arrest. >> my baby left here. she was standing tall. she was healthy. my baby come back in a casket. >> reporter: the 23-year-old's body returned to the bay area thursday. one naval officer saluted lucky who was considered a veteran. her family stood in silence, devastated. >> this is hurt and is sad to know i'm never going to be able to see her again.

>> reporter: autopsy results won't be in for another two months. the pittsburgh native planned to one day return home and become a social worker to help troubled teenage girls. the funeral will be wednesday morning. she'll be buried with full military honors. a falling tree killed a man guard rning in his backyard. the 75 foot tree came home behind a home near dominican university. the 77-year-old was crushed underneath. first responders were unable to revive him. investigators said the tree started leaning over the house the last few months. today members of the uc berkeley greek committee met. two women were reportedly assaulted at fraternity parties off campus last weekend. in response the greek system has chosen to suspend parties at both fraternities and vo

sororities. the group met to discuss policing events going forward. a game was played and an injured player was from the opposing team. trainers escorted him off the field. an balance took him to the field. students say seeing the injury shook them up. >> it's a scary thing even though it wasn't one of my players. it's kind of sad to see another player down because they don't come out here wanting to get injured. >> witnesses say the boy was walking, talking and moving after the injury. lincoln won 21-18. the trip from the east bay to treasure island got safer and easier today. new off and onramps opened up to drivers. the biggest difference is the exit is now on the right side of the bridge instead of the far left. the tight turns and quick merges are gone as well.

the project cost $98 million to complete. they are scheduled to open the last part of the bay bridge bike path tomorrow. it will finally go all the way to the island. riders need to take a shuttle because the roads aren't safe for cyclists and pedestrians. getting a check with we have changes on the way. >> we're tracking the changes first today in the form of cooler temperatures and then we'll track a chance of rain. line up the camera showing you it's a beautiful night. lots of clear skies. certainly fall feeling compared to yesterday. anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees dropped with our afternoon high. certainly it felt a bit cooler this afternoon than it did for much of last week. clear skies. a lot of spots dropping into the 40s. even palo alto and half-moon

bay. live doppler 7 showing you the cloud cover off the coast is the next shower chance. we'll talk about when the shower chance will arrive. >> thank you. a driver crashed into a building in redwood city this morning. this picture from the fire department shows the massive hole created by the suv. the driver had minor injuries and was taken to the hospital. police have not said what caused the crash. chevron says it was not smoke but steam that billowed from the richmond refinery this morning. heavy clouds were pouring from the facility before 8:00 a.m. a spokesperson told us that specialized cooling towers that recycle hot water sometimes emit water vapor. the steam can be dark and heavy depending on weather conditions. still ahead, after months of anticipation, we're just two and a half weeks away from election day. >> it's important to give you

something to vote for, not just against. >> the candidates' final sprint to the finish have them with busy saturdays in swing states. plus a static fans hit the streets of chicago. for the first time in more than 70 years the cubs are headed to the world series. also ahead an east bay teenager is offering up more than chills and thrills with halloween in an effort to help those in

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>> so exciting. a historic night in chicago. the cubs advance to their first world series since 1945. this was the scene outside wrigley field after the team beat the dodgers in game six of the series. let's take a live look. you can see a small but committed crowd even just before 1:13 in the morning. they don't plan to go to sleep soon. here's a bit of per spigotive about how long it's been since the team has been in the world series. color tv didn't exist, neither did credit cards, or the states of alaska and hawaii. the cubs have also never played in a world series that was televised. hillary clinton's reaction to the cubs win says it all. her traveling press secretary tweeted this of her watching it in her phone.

she's a huge cubs fan. she was born in chicago in 1948. that's three years after the last time the cubs made the world series. and clinton had two events in pennsylvania today with her running mate tim kaine while donald trump was also on the trail with his running mate, mike pence. elizabeth hur has the story from washington. >> reporter: it was hillary clinton and tim kaine and donald trump with mike pence. barn storming battle ground states. >> you have 17 days. that's all. >> reporter: with time running out to overtake hillary clinton in the polls, donald trump unveiled his first 100 days agenda. >> cancel every unconstitutional executive action, memorandum and order issued by president obama. >> reporter: and he pushed back hard against sexual misconduct

allegations made against him by 11 women. >> the events never happened, never. all of these liars will be sued after the election is over. >> if he's president, he'll spend his time suing women who have made charges against him based on his behavior. >> reporter: hillary clinton in pittsburgh hoping to lock up pennsylvania's 20 electoral votes. >> if you do know people or are thinking about voting for our opponent, well, you may -- you know, i hope you will stage an intervention. >> reporter: clinton even rallied some star power to her side as miley cyrus knocked on dorm doors. >> hello. >> reporter: at george mason university in virginia. and in las vegas -- >> we're going to go to the polls right now. >> reporter: it was katy perry

lobbying for early voting. elizabeth hur. >> a teenager with passion for helping others has scared up a haunted house for a good cause. we were in albany for a behind the scenes tour of the broken spine mine. it's an elaborate haunted house. this is the fourth year they've built the haunted house. this year's theme is an abandoned mine in the middle of the bay that no one knows about. >> be scared and startled and amazed by special effects and all sorts of actors. >> the haunted house is at 1048 peralta avenue. you can get in for a suggested donation of $5. half of the money raised go to the community food bank. in the south bay more than 5,000 people came out to help find a cure for cancer.

abc7 news was there. each one carried different colored lanterns. >> gold is for all the people who have passed away, and it's in memory of them. the red is for other participants and the white is for the survivors. >> abc7 news is proud to partner with the leukemia society to sponsor the light the white walk. two more walks are scheduled next month in walnut creek and san francisco. go to abc7 news/community for the details. the city of hay ward took everyone back to the 80s. we were at city hall as a group of people showed off their puzzle solving skills. most were not going for the championship. organizers said just a hand full

of people are fast enough to be competitive, able to solve the rubics cube in five to ten seconds. >> there are only three or four people here with a chance of winning. competitions are a pretty relaxed friendly atmosphere. people are just solving for personal bests. >> a high school student set the world record in less than five seconds last year. more than 350 million cubes have sold worldwide sinz tce the ear 80s. >> we're back to the 60s today. air temperaturewise, it felt like fall after a warm week. it will cool down the second half of the weekend. we have a whole lot of nothing. a beautiful day today. the clouds have cleared out tonight. for the time being, live doppler 7 is quiet. the outside picture, beautiful. we are sparkling across the bay under the clear skies. a bit of a chill in the air

tonight. your forecast calling for clear skies early. a little bit of cloud cover bubbling up late on sunday. we'll finish the weekend on a dry note. and also a cooler finish to the weekend as well. the numbers will continue to drop into the afternoon and then we'll track a chance for showers late monday and into the north bay. look at the 24 hour temperature wise. everyone cooler than this time yesterday. an indication of the cooler air feeling like autumn. right there right now a lot of 40s and a couple 50s. 48 in half-moon bay. 59 in san jose. 56 in san francisco. as we plan your day the next 24 hours plenty of stars first thing in the morning. cool spots in the 40s. lots of sun shine by midday. a nice looking day. by 4:00 a little bit of coastal fog developing. some spots into the 70s tomorrow away from the bay waters. by 7:00, cooling off to the 60s,

but more cloud cover beginning to fill in across the region. all and all tomorrow a nice looking day. 74 the day in an yok. tomorrow afternoon 70 in napa. richard up to 67. santa clara the bucs taking on the 49ers. plenty of sun shine. a little bit of a chill in the air. 69 degrees. and by 4:00 p.m. entering the fourth quarter, likely a temperature of 72 degrees. 7:00 monday morning here's the next storm system to the knot of the -- north of the region. the heaviest of the rain well away from us. by 7:00, 8:00 in the evening the storm system going to try and sink south of the golden gate. i feel that most of the wet weather on monday is going to confine itself to the north bay. as the front tries to go south, it's going to fall apart. it may be one of the storm

systems coming for us on monday that the north bay gets the rain and south of the golden gate gets nothing. here's the 7-day forecast. a nice day on the way tomorrow. late day cloud cover. by monday dry for the first half of the day and the chance late occurs in the north bay for a sprinkle. the chance continues monday morning in the south bay. thursday more increasing clouds. friday i think this is the best chance of widespread shower activity across the entire bay area and saturday still stays unsettled with a lingering showers. we'll see monday and hopefully it gets widespread instead of just the north bay. >> enjoy the sun while we have it? >> yes. >> steph curry hopes everyone had been staring at his shoes for the

welcome back. warriors guard steph curry introduced his new signature shoes tonight. the warrior showed this video from a launch event. the model comes in warriors colors blue and gold. they are arguably much more stylish than curry's last pair of shoes. as you recall, they received a lot of negative comments on the internet. the curry three goes on sale tuesday for $140. the warriors kick off the regular season on tuesday, but the folks tonight baseball and football. >> that's right, we'll look forward to the warriors. from one shoe to another. two games to face off in the world series. cubs come back to the big game for the first time in 71 years. 1945, they had face the

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for the first time since 1945 the chicago cubs are going to the world series. the dodgers tried to prevent history by sending clayton kershaw to the mound. the cubs were loose. the catcher crushes into the left field stands. 4-0 cubs. bottom five rizzo to right. kershaw thought it wouldn't leave the yard. he's stunned. yes, it is happening for the cubs. they're excited at wrigley. top nine, grounded. double play to end it. the cubs win 5-0 they're national league champions the

first time since 1945. >> as good as this feels, we're going to have fun tonight, but getting up tomorrow, we know what we have to do tuesday. >> you really want to slow it down and really try to take a mental snapshot so you don't forget it. things happen too quickly in those moments and the smart thing to do is really, like our players, slow the moment down and enjoy it. it is that special. >> stanford hosting colorado. the buffalos complete their turn around upsetting the cardinal and becoming bowl eligible at 6-2. stanford offense a no show. mccaffery 115 all purpose yards. 21 carries. only one touchdown for the game. 15 yard strike in shea feel. colorado missed three field goals. buffalo is without their starting kicker. graham missed twice and alex

kinney wide. stanford down 7-3 after three quarters. cardinal offense dead last in the pac-12 averaging 17 points per game. ryan burns four turnovers, three interceptions. colorado needing a field goal here. graham from 22 yards. finally makes it. 10 -3 colorado. stanford one last shot. burns going deep. picked off by oliver. stanford has lost 3 of 4. first colorado win at stanford since 1990. >> i just still believe looking at the guys that we have that we're capable of so much more, and i have to find a way to stoke that fire so we find that and get some momentum and some consistency. and get some efficiency. get some play making. we've got the guys and it shows up in moments. moments don't make good teams. moments don't make good players. consistency makes good teams and players, and we haven't had it.

>> this sports report, your san jose sharks and the rest of the day in college football coming up. huge upset in h

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live where you live, this is abc7 news. good evening, everyone. in tonight's headlines a group called new world hackers is claiming responsibility for a cyber attack that brought down major websites like netflix and twitter on friday. they say they hacked into household appliances and devices such as baby monitors to

overwhelm serve herbs with phony requests. >> members of the uc berkeley greek community met to discuss possible changes at social events. the discussion comes after two women reported being assaulted at off campus parties last weekend. the greek system has suspended all social events. an east bay family is demanding answers after a 23-year-old pittsburgh native died suddenly while at sea in japan. the navy says she was sick for a few days and may have suffered cardiac arrest. her family says she was healthy. an enormous tree crushed a man in his backyard. he was gardening when the tree crashed down. leslie brinkley has more. >> reporter: this 75 foot tree cracked at the base of the trunk and toppled not onto the house but onto a man in his backyard watering and digging.

the 9-1-1 call came in at 3:20 friday afternoon. >> the owner of the property was found underbeneath the tree. >> reporter: pinned under the tree? >> pinned under the tree. unconscious. we were able to remove him from under the tree. we were not successful at resuscitating him. >> reporter: shocked neighbors and friends today came through the gated driveway in this neighborhood with views of the bay. groves of trees are everywhere and in every yard. >> they are among the biggest, and we always look up at them and wonder. it's kind of terrifying that one could fall over and kill someone like that. >> reporter: he pointed out the leaning trees in his yard and the remnants of one that came crashing down on his driveway during a rainstorm missing their cars. the investigators say the fallen

tree starting leaning toward the house over the last few months. today an 11th woman stepped toward accusing donald trump of making unwanted sexual advances. adult film star jess ka drake says she met the republican presidential candidate at a golf tournament in 2006. she claims trump invited her and two other women up to his hotel suite where he kissed and hugged them without their permission. trump later called and invited her to come back alone. >> he asked me to return and have dinner. he also invited me to a party. i declined. donald then asked me what do you want? how much? i told him that i couldn't. >> drake says donald trump offered her $10,000 and the use of his private jet. trump's campaign called the allegations totally false and

ridiculous. turning overseas, defense secretary ash carter went to iraq to assess progress in the fight for mosul. the press secretary tweeted picture of the visit. first he was briefed on the mosul operation, the goals to take the city back from isis control. he then met with iraq's prime minister who thanked him for the operation, carter also addressed the troops. he offered condolences for the first service member to die in the mission, a navy explosives specialist from southern california who died in an explosion on thursday. iraqi forces are making progress in the mosul mission. on thursday they took back the christian city of bartella. and today they held off a push by isis fighters to reclaim. no one was wounded in the exchange of gunfire and rockets. iraqi troops also retook a sown southeast of mosul.

tonight at&t announced it will buy time warner for $85 billion. it would bring together the company's wireless and paid television subscribers with the media lineup like cnn, tnt, hbo, and warner brothers. analysts believe the proposed deal is likely to spur more consolidation among immediamedi companies. los angeles police are testing an electric car. tesla is loaning a model s to the land fpd for a year. they will try to make it a serviceable patrol car. not having to fill up on gas can save the department a lot of money and city leaders are confident the tesla is up to the job. >> we found a car that is spacious inside with lots of technology, and it has the

performance that actually can match any patrol car today. >> the department already has a fleet of 100 bmwi 3 plug in cars being used in nonemergency situations. still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, a bay area startup is trying to change the way homes a sold. a look at the app that could have homes practically selling themselves. we'll show you a couple of surprise visitors to a vineyard. and in weather, the weekend featured cooling numbers to start. the cool down continues tomorrow before wet weather trying

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zblancht bay area startup is aiming to shake up the real estate industry. jonathan bloom has a look at the app that could have homes practically selling themselves. >> reporter: we're in the kitchen. the open floor plan, aaron is getting ready to show this loft

to a potential buyer. >> my family has been selling real estate for three decades. >> reporter: technology has changed real estate but never quite like this. >> i can just unlock the home. >> reporter: yes, really, no, really, that's the name of the app. >> we decided it's about time to change the real estate industry. >> reporter: buyers don't need agents. the house shows itself. >> if i want to learn more about a room, i approach it. >> reporter: sellers get a kit with beacons that let you tour the house. they even play music they think you'll like. they can answer questions by text or phone call, but aside from well placed security cameras, you're there by yourself. >> to feel how is it to live in this house. >> reporter: the logo is no accident. in this case, the agent is you. >> just line my name. >> reporter: you can place bids

in the app and see what you're >> you can see all offers for the same house you're looking for and so outbid them. >> reporter: when it's over, you get the commission as a cash refund. >> i was on the phone with one of my cliebts last night. >> reporter: belling says agents work hard for that commission. >> an app can't tell you about current construction going on. >> reporter: soon he'll have to explain that to potential customers. reali is coming to san francisco soon. >> we plan to scale up every week to another city. we're excited. a couple of surprise visitors wandered onto a winery. two mountain lions were at a winery earlier this week. the vineyard caught the two on one of their cameras. the big cats are rolling around and playing and having a good time. getting a check on the

weather with drew tuma now. >> cooler temperatures for the second half of the weekend. and then on monday maybe a little bit of rain. the doppler showing you no rain tonight. clear skies. a nice night, and the combination of clear skies, a light wind. that is a recipe for really cool temperatures. it allows any heat we attain near the surface to radiate out. 40s tonight. tomorrow highs. fall like. 63 in san francisco. 72 in san jose. 70 in napa. the 7-day, tomorrow chance of a shower late monday. still a chance in the north bay early tuesday. wednesday sun and clouds. thursday widespread scattered showers on friday and unsettled for saturday. perfect fall weather for hockey and football. >> sharks end their five game road trip tonight in detroit.

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>> sharks concluded their road trip last night in detroit. they are opening a brand new arena next year. sharks came in just 12-27 and 4. tonight looked like materiearly. sharks sloppy in the defense. squeaked through. 2-0. howard had 30 saves and help. a first goal of the year for icy. sharks lose 3-0.

they are 3-be 3 overall. penn sta penn state pulled off the upset of the year in college football. they were ready for the game in happy valley. 15 seconds left in the first half. nittany lions get it back. 20 yards to godwin. second, two carries made the most of this one. third and two. there's the seam. he's gone. 74 yards for the score. 19-7 buckeyes in fact fourth quarter, 21-17 ohio state. buckeyes line up but the field goal is blocked by marcus allen. grant haley picks it up and goes 60 yards the other way. 24-21. a white out there. first upset for the opponents since 1964. that was ohio state. >> the former players, this town

has been through a lot. this is starting a healing process tonight. couldn't be prouder. >> number one alabama taking on texas a&m. third quarter, trevor knight a strike to christen kirk. aggies lead. alabama goes to work. keith ford ball stripped. jonathan allen rumbles and stumbles for 30 yards for a 26 -14 lead. another turnover, this time jalen hurts puts the hurt on texas a.m. a 37-yard score. 33-14 alabama. they will remain undefeated with a 33-14 victory. the number three harbaugh hosting michigan. speigt.

28-0 at smith goes untouched. four yards. michigan rolls 41-8. they're 7-0 for the first time since 2006. chris peterson, number five washington the fighting chris wens hosting oregon state. washington got the kickoff. took five plays. to fuller. 7-0 huskies. browning, pettis, third quarter browning to pettis. 41 -yard strike. huskies win. they're at utah next week. heisman front runner, the louisville cardinals hosting nc state. jackson.

7-0 louisville. the first half, 74 yard pass to jalen smith. 17-0 cardinals. jackson four touchdowns. three in the air. staples gets the most touchdowns with 34. oklahoma taking on texas tech. both teams had 854 yards each. patrick ma hone broke the record at 819 yards. 88 passes. completed 52 for 734 yards. he ran for 85 yards on 12 carries and two touchdowns. baker my field, 545 yards passing. seven touchdowns. all his came. dixon ran for 264 yards and two scores. where was the defense tonight?

oklahoma wins this game 66-59 the final. niners will host tampa bay and the raiders in jacksonville tomorrow, and both by co-anchors are winners tonight. washington, they could be in the final four, thanks to penn state, you might be having to buy him dinner. >> we'll see. >> might. >> if washington goes. >> ohio state, how much did this hurt their chances? >> big time. ohio state still has to play michigan. somebody is going to lose. if michigan loses, it'll be interesting to see. that will help washington's chances. pac-12 is weak this year. look forward to maybe getting to the final four maybe for the first time ever. >> that does it for this edition of abc7 news. thank you for joining us.

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