activity up in the north bay. a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. temperatures pretty much all in the 60s. except half moon bay 59 degrees. from this vantage point works he have some mist and drizzle in san francisco. slick roadways, 63 napa, 62 in concord. from the roof camera we have the showers throughout the morning hours and then turning cloudy with numbers in the 60s. more clouds throughout the afternoon and evening. the next storm system arrives about this time tomorrow. we will detail it for you and talk about the storm impact scale coming up. chris. >> lisa, thank you. in the south bay police are investigating a double stabbing t happened inside valley fair mall in san rose about 7:30 last night. two men were stabbed. neither injuries are considered to be life-threatening. this is video of one of the five suspects being taken away in handcuffs. police have not released their ages burks all of them appear to be young. two groups got into a fight in

the mall and the fight spilled into the bath and body works store. >> doesn't appear they were people out looking for other groups of people. looks like two groups of kids that were looking with their eyes and it escalated from there. >> police are still investigating what started the fight. right now they don't know if it was gang-related. officers say they have everyone involved in custody. richmond police are investigating a shooting on interstate 580. it happened near harbor way. 580 remained closed for about 25 minutes last night as officers gathered evidence. no word on any possible injuries or suspects. now to that bombshell october surprise in the race for the white house. we've learned a secting probe has led to that renewed fbi investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails. and with just ten days to go until election day, clinton's campaign is now firing back and donald trump is enjoying the moment. here's abc7 news anchor dan

ashley. >> at a news conference, hillary clinton called on the fbi for an explanation. >> so the american people deserve to get the full and complete facts immediately. >> her campaign blindsided by the sudden announcement from the fbi director james comey that he has reopened the investigation into her e-mails n a letter to congress he wrote the fbi learned of the existence of e-mails that appear to be pertinent to the investigation. clinton is crying foul. >> we are 11 days out from perhaps the most important national election of our lifetimes, which is why we are calling on the fbi to release all the information that it has. even director comey noted the new information may not be significant. so let's get it out. >> the new e-mails were found on a device shared by disgraced ex-congressman anthony weiner and his wife, who is hillary

clinton's closest aids. donald trump reveled at his sudden turn of fortune. >> we must not let her take her criminal scheme into the oval office. i have great respect for the fact that the fbi and the department of justice are now willing to have the courage to investigate further. >> trump had blamed the fbi for fail to bring charges against clinton for unauthorized use after private e-mail account and server. >> it might not be as rigged as i thought. >> dan ashley, abc7 news. >> the fbi director has been criticized for announcing the e-mail investigation so close to the election. he's a republican appoint bid president obama. >> and donald trump is pumping $10 million of his own money into his presidential campaign. earlier this week he pledged to give his presidential bid's dwindling bank account

$100 million. we have a valuable tool to help you prepare for election day. just click on the "your voice your vote voter's election guide" and you will get a comprehensive resource showing you the candidates and mesh us on your ballot. a man arrested for a raping and killing a grandmother back in 200012. the dna collected from 34-year-old jonathan jackson. in 2012 police found an 82-year-old woman sun kwon severely beaten. she later died. jackson now faces many charges. also in the east bay, el~cerrito police are trying to figure out who murdered a prominent bay area attorney on his front porch. his client list included some of the biggest names in silicon valley. police say he just arrived home thursday night when some kind of

confrontation happened. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana has the details. >> friends and family arrived with flowers to paid their respect. his wife asked for privacy and asked neighbors not to speak to the need yeah but one man is described the scene. he asked not to be identified. >> i witnessed about 8 officers at the house, and i assumed something tragic happened. >> two other neighbors told me they heard about five or six gunshots. the police tell us gilliland was killed on his porch and they have little information to go on. >> there's a person who says they saw possibly a white car leaving the area about that time. and some of of the things they saw was running in the block around that time but that's it. >> 62-year-old james gilliland land was an intellectual property attorney with clients like apple, sony and oracle. some said he was a pillar of our law if i were, a trusted

colleague and close friend and a mentor and role model to so many. it's a murder that's shaken the otherwise quiet neighborhood. >> what's your biggest concern? >> that the person is still on the loose. >> there are near buy homes with surveillance cameras and police are looking for further help from the public. in el~cerrito, abc7 news. we have new details on the millennium tower, the san francisco skyscraper that's both sinking and tilting. abc7 news has now learned that building inspectors allowed construction on the tower to proceed just as they denied a similar high rise project. abc7 news reporter katie utis has more. >> she shows us crumbled concrete and water leakage in the basement. the tower. >> we are very concerned about an earthquake. we are worried. is that building safe? i kind of doubt it. >> the developer tried to fix settlement-related problems without a permit. >> frankly, they wouldn't be doing anything.

they didn't finally issue a notice of violation until yesterday, the day before the hearing. >> the hearing is to determine if the city allowed unsafe construction in the first place. >> they are under a ton of pressure from developers who want to go faster and make more money, you know, skimp at every turn in order to get rich. >> it's not the city's job to make the developer's money. >> no, it's the city's job to keep the public safe. >> in fact the city scrapped a high rise project where it was determined more than 10 inches of settlement would be unsafe. >> in 2004 the city's building official said no to an almost identical project just a few hundred feet away. >> they man to hold more hearings. the homeowners say someone needs to be talking about stabilizing the sinking building. in san francisco, abc7 news. state water regulators say the recent rain with more on the way this weekend is a positive sign for the 2016-17 water year.

after five years of drought, october rains are certainly a welcome sight. nearly one year ago the bulk of the state was in severe, extreme or exceptional drought. but the 2016 water year ended last month. the department of quarter resources summarized it as a snow drought with meagher -- meeger precipitation. they say it's the steady rains that are perfect to replenish the state's reservoirs. >> the rain in december and january, we aren't losing the moisture out of the snow to the ground. we allow that to then run off in the spring. officials expect this weekend's storms to bring snow for sections of the sierra nevada. time now is 6:08. lisa, an hour ago we talked about the fog. is it still lingering? >> we do have the fog, 7 or 8-mile visibility but also mist and drizzle outside. emeryville a muggy 63 degrees. also low 60s in hayward,

mountain view and san jose. so a few showers, more clouds today, and the heavy rain looks like it's going to hold off until tomorrow morning. i'll detail the weekend forecast in a few minutes. >> also next, incredible video of two different flames bursting into flames, forcing passengers to run for their lives, what investigate toss say went wrong. and more toxins found in bay area shellfish. what a we can't go back to the years of devastating cuts to public education.

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>> good morning, everyone. we are taking a live look with outside from our abc7 roof camera. the ferry plaza farmer's market starting at 8:00 this morning. we could see some light showers. lisa argen returns in a little bit with the full accuweather forecast. [sirens] >> investigators say an uncontained engine failure led to yesterday's fire that forced the evacuation of a plane at chicago o'hare airport. pieces broke off inside the engine and started shooting out. passengers say it happened during the safety presentation. 161 passengers and 9 crewmembers deplaned on the runway, sliding down the emergency shoots. 20 people had to be hospitalized with minor injuries. and check out this new video. shows the moment a fedex

plane exploded in for lauderdale. the landing gear malfunctioned, starting a fire yesterday evening. both pilots escaped without injury. investigators say most of the damage was to the the exterior of the fuselage. the interior appeared to be undoomed. >> tesla ceo elan musk has refield solar times that would replace your roof. he made the announcement last night on the old set of abc's "desperate housewives." he provided this video. the solar roof would charge tesla's power wall battery that would recharge the tesla automobile. tesla expects to start installing the solar roof by next summer the own far of one of the top restaurants in the world is being sued by an ex-employee. the french laundry in yachtville is named for pregnancy

discrimination. one filed for a transfer to a restaurant in new york city to the napa valley location. after moving to california, she was told her position was no longer available. one or two popular south bay restaurants that was closed was reopened last night for dinner. the old town cafe in santa clara opened after a one-day closer but the location at north capital avenue in san jose remains closed. laura anthony explains the reason for the temporary closers. >> reporter: one by one would be hometown buffet customers found themselves literally locked out thanks to a sudden closer at two south bay locations. >> that's crazy because people on a friday after the work week, they would like to go out and eat, you know. >> at both capital avenue in san jose and on el camino real in santa clara, there are red signs posted from the county saying the restaurants are

closed due to a rodent and or pest problem. >> i hope not. >> they should have pest control come over every month and do deep cleaning once a week period. >> at both restaurants we could see employees inside but no customers. a company spokesperson did not immediately return calls for comments. many of those locked out told us they are regulars. >> i went into santa clara and talked to the manager there for quite some time and he said our problem is with the workers not doing their job right. and we have a big turnover, and we don't think they put in enough effort into keeping the place clean. >> earlier this year hometown beau face in san diego, san francisco and other areas closed abruptly. the parent company filed for chapter 1 is bankruptcy three times in eight years. abc7 news. last year it was crab, this

year ice mussels. uc scientists have found a high level of freshwater algae toxins in mussels from the san francisco bay. the toxins go long the recommended guidelines for consumption, which can cause liver damage they believe the toxins are coming from the rivers that flow into the delta. of the drought is appearing to make the issue course along the california coast. happening today, caltrans will blow up another pier that supported the old eastern span of the bay bridge. traffic on the bridge will be briefly stopped and the newly opened bike path to yerba buena island will be closed today. today's implosion is schedule ford 11:00 this morning. >> now the accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good morning. more showers in the forecast today. the bulk of the activity will fall 24 hours from right now, tomorrow morning.

here's live doppler 7. you see a smattering of light showers, mainly mist and drizzle around the bay. we do have a ments bit of fog as we go further to the north. this is where the main activity is. north of our radar sight on -- e on top of mount st. helena. here's what we are anticipating. it's a stronger storm system. it's a colder system that will bring snow to the sierra nevada, gusty winds and heavy downpours tomorrow. that's how we bring in the storm impact scale. that's why we do it because we want to advise you what to expect tomorrow. sunday morning heavy downpours, slight chance of a thunderstorms. winds gusting to near 40 miles an hour. this is ahead of the front, while you are sleeping, behind the front and then the showers throughout the day. let's take you lou this morning. 7:00 notice mainly in the north bay, and then by 8:00, 9:00, 10:00 you can see a little bit more widespread shower activity. this will be very, very light.

then we are looking at the ball being of the activity to hold off and bring just a cloudy average. it's 62 in mountain view. san jose, 58 gilroy, 61 in the city and from our roof camera, we do have some slick roadways. low 60s napa with light rain. 60 by the delta, 62 concord and livermore check being in at 58. the roof camera, the forecast features highlighting the scattered showers throughout the morning hours. very light. the next storm system arrives early tomorrow morning and then we are looking at heavy rain with the gusty winds accompanying that funnel passage. this is what we are expecting in the afternoon. mainly cloudy skies. we have heavy rain from point reyes and by 8:00 the front is pushing through the city on the peninsula into the east bay. and then we are looking at the scattered showers throughout the afternoon, your sunday afternoon. rain showers totals anywhere from a quarter inch to a third of an inch from hayward and into

san carlos, san francisco. you head up into the north bay, could be a half-inch from novato and ben lomen looking at .6-inch. a winter weather advisory from tomorrow morning to 7:00. snow level to 6,000 feet. anywhere from 6 to 18 inches over the passes. so could see a half foot by around kirkwood and also tahoe city, donner. this is through late tomorrow. highs today still underneath muggy conditions. in the upper 60s oakland, palo alto. 66 santa cruz and the accuweather seven-day forecast we have the morning showers and cloudy afternoon. a 1 on the storm impact scale tomorrow for the heavy rain, gusty winds this time tomorrow. by halloween we are looking at late showers and they will wrap-up on tuesday. so if you haven't download our abc7 news app yet, we have the alerts on there. and you will get advisories when you need them. this system will bring the gusty winds, as well.

>> what would halloween be without a little bit of rain? >> keeps it nice and spooky. >> lisa, thank you. just ahead, boo at the zoo. how you can celebrate halloween with and some of your favorite an

many drivers are sticklers about keeping their cars in perfect shape. a small businesswoman in san francisco says she treated her car like a baby, but still ran into a problem. that's why she got some help from "7 on your side" michael finney she puts a lot of love into her san francisco catering business. >> a lot of fajitas. >> she also puts a lot of love into her new mercedes s.u.v. >> this car is as adored as my son. >> she parks far from traffic, hardly drives it. >> i take my car up to be washed every week because i love that car. >> all the tlc wasn't enough. >> i never thought anything could happen at a car wash. >> she brought her car here to auto city car wash in san francisco. when her car came out of the tunnel she noticed a crew was standing there staring at it. >> and i thought that the doesn't seem right, something is wrong. >> the manager broke the news. her moon room is cracked. >> my moon room is cracked? it wasn't cracked when i came here. what happened?

>> the manager agreed to pay so she had it fixed. >> $1,043.77. >> but when she presented the bill, auto city claimed the glass was already damaged before she brought it into the car wash. >> and i said, no. this car is in perfect condition. >> she said she kept demanding payment, but no one responded. >> i was watching the news on abc and i saw "7 on your side." >> we asked auto city about her claim. the owner told us his company washes all companies by hand. no machinery could have broken the glass. he said small, sometimes inperceptible imperfections in glass can cause this when water is applied. we hand wash all cars and do not use brushes or other equipment that touches cars inside the car wash tunnel. however, auto city still paid her claim in the interest of good customer service. >> i feel like a miracle happened. i couldn't believe i got the money back. >> the car wash manager said

minor damage can turn into bigger problems anytime you send a car through a car wash. she's extremely grateful the car wash stepped up, and i really appreciate it, as well. i'm michael finney, "7 on your side." take bart the next time you come to the game. >> bart is using star power to get more people to take its trains. that's warriors forward draymond green appearing in this video posted by the transit agency. green calls bart the backbone of the bay area. here's a cute reminder that people aren't the only ones who love halloween. look at this video the san francisco zoo posted on their youtube page. you see a couple of cats scratching and clawing at a pumpkin. one managed to get inside and looks like he was hungry. you see more animals gobbling up gords at the boo at the zoo today. a costume parade will be held today at 11:00 a.m. with just two more days

until halloween, the clock is ticking for those who still need a costume. don't be scared, you still have time. abc7 news was at the spirit news in concord yesterday. for most it was about shopping for the right costume, and then there was this guy. >> last year i was a geriatric spiderman. i have to get the zipper first. it's hot in there. this year i'm going at pugsly. >> he said he's just a big kid who likes halloween. this little guy is ready, as well. but most were still looking for a costume that's just the right fit. still to come on abc7 mornings. how police are already cracking down in santa cruz to keep halloween celebrations from getting rowdy. and a different kind of fright for the operators of a haunted house in san jose. vandals stole thousands of dollars worth of equipment, but the owners say that won't stop them.

>> it's so great to have you with us. we are starting this half-hour with a first look at the forecast. here's lisa argen tracking the forecast. good morning. >> good morning, chris. lots of clouds blanketing the bay area. mist and drizzle. here's live doppler 7. as i widen the view, the trajectory is still from the south. that means it's muggy and we are still looking at a few scattered

showers early this morning. the bulk of the activity is in northern california and the heavy rain about a day away. here's a live look from the golden gate bridge where we have clouds and visibility not too bad. but look at the temperatures, upper 50s to low 60s. once again, under this warm, muggy sector of air and from our roof camera, the bay looks nice and glassy. 59 with showers in santa rosa and napa. more like mist and drizzle for most of you. we have the showers throughout the morning hours. by noontime lots of cloud cover, and still feeling a little bit unusual for late october. then we are getting into a much colder system that will bring snow to the sierra nevada. we will time-out that heavier rain and the gusty winds when i see you next time in a few minutes. chris. >> lisa, thank you. happening now, santa cruz police are cracking down this year on anyone who gets too rowdy this halloween. about 18,000 people celebrated in downtown last year. more than 100 officers will patrol the streets this weekend. right now there's a safety enhancement zone to try to keep people out of trouble.

the zone went into effect this morning at 12:01 and will remain in effect until 3:00 a.m. on tuesday. police are issuing triple fines for certain infractions in the zone, including open containers of alcohol, littering and trespassing. vandals broke into a haunted out in san jose recently, stealing thousands of dollars of props and equipment. now the owners are busy making repairs ahead of their busiest weekend of the season. >> for this father and son duo in san jose, the past two days have been pretty frustrating. >> the props we spent hours on all year long just destroyed in seconds. it kind of leaves your heart broken. >> wednesday morning at westwood oak ridge mall, someone broke in, stealing thousands of dollars of sound equipment and decorations. >> i poured blood, sweat and tears into some of the stuff and it hits home a little bit when someone comes in and tries to take it away from you, if you will.

>> the family started it in their backyard nearly 20 years ago. it's been a halloween tradition that many people look forward to. this year mike and his father, able, decided to turn it into a business, spending $100,000 to build it out, all with the goal of just breaking even. >> every day we wake up pinching ourselves that we did this. >> despite the break-in, they are focused on remaining positive. the team spent the day making repairs to the damage done ahead of what is expected to be their busiest weekend. >> when you see someone terrified going in and coming out knowing they had the time of their lives, their facial expressions are priceless. >> it's not about how you get knocked down, but how you get back up, and that's what we are going to do. >> a family wanting to spread their halloween spirit for many more years to come. >> and we posted a link to the gofundme page for it on our website. go to abc7news.com.

time now is 6:32. happening today, an albany teen will hold his fourth annual haunted house for a good cause. 16-year-old sam made this elaborate haunted out with animationings and moving floors. it's open for two nights only, tonight from 6:30 to 10:00 and halloween from 6:00 to 10:30. he is asking for a suggested donation of five dollars. half of the money raised goes to the almeda county community food bank. guests visiting the white house will get a special treat during the halloween season. actors portraying past presidents like abraham lincoln and teddy roosevelt can be seen around the white house. the executive mansion is also deck rated for the occasion, with choirs providing some mood music. dozens of people in one east bay city are complaining about the mail service. they say they don't get mail for days at a time and mail has been

delivered as late as 10:00 at night. one woman said she received 10 pounds of mail after three days of nothing from the post office. the postmaster said it's a serious issues, especially for people who get their medications in the mail. >> one of the most frustrating parts of this is you can't get information. people are very concerned. they want to know what's going on. they are very sympathetic with the carriers. but they can't get through to the post office. >> congresswoman barbara lee is also trying to get in touch with the postmaster for answers to the ongoing issue. fraternity and sorority parties are back on at u.c. berkeley this weekend. the greek committee posed voluntary bans on parties last week after two women were reporting being sexually assaulted. the guidelines were drawn up by a intrafraternity council. there were 22 rapes reported on cam bus or at student housing in 2015 accord to go the crime

statistics. four rapes were reported off-campus. two roads devastated by fires last year will be repaved by recycled tires. roads were severely damaged by flames and the heavy machinery used to fight them. the program will repave two miles of roads in lake county and more than a half-mile in calavaras county. >> californians dispose 40 million tires a year and we need to recycle the material. it's a great road material. a 2 for 1 project and it helps the communities go back on feet after the devastating fires. >> cal recycles waste management program was started not long after 7 million tires caught fire in tracy back in 1998. we now know what killed a blue whale that washed ashore on the daly city coast. scientists from the academy of

scientists completed a necropsi on the whale thursday, after it washed ashore. the young male was hit by a vessel and had multiple skull fractures and massive hemorrhaging. the whale will be left on the shore to decompose naturally. 6:36 is our time. shoppers at a popular walnut creek shopping center are stunned to learn that two hawks soaring overhead are actually new employees. their job is to dive-bomb some unwanted visitors. abc7 news reporter leslie brinkley explains. >> in this concrete canyon between nordstrom's and macy's, t.k. rules the roost. this harris's hawk is more at home in the deserts of arizona but here the hawk is stalking pigeons. >> the pigeons are really smart and they get used to a fake owl or spikes very quickly. what you are trying to do

doesn't work anymore. but the pigeons will almost never get used to a live wild raptor flying around. >> so this veteran chaser is on patrol three days a week, along with a roofie named remi. he gets easily distract the. >> he's only focused on me. and how to get the quail that's in my pocket. >> that's right, they eat quail, not pigeons. they are so good at their job, it's hard to spot a pigeon anywhere in the shopping center. >> this is the first time using a hawk in this area for this. >> some are intimidated. >> i'm afraid of birds. >> i was wondering what he was doing here. >> but look at those eyes. t.k. is quite the charmer. everyone stops to admire the new shopping center hawks that have been on patrol for three months. >> other raptors in northern california are busy working at

vineyards, luxury hotels and even at dumps to chase away the gulls. i'm leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >> still ahead on abc mornings, java punk. the east bay's green bay with coffee culture and the interest in saving the environment. first a live look outside from our abc7 roof camera pointed at the bay bridge. lisa argen has the full accuweather forecast in just a few minutes.

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the storm has forced the closer are tyoga road in yosemite. the national park service said a winter storm has created hazardous driving conditions. until further notice. the closer will remain in effect until further notice. the road typically closes in the fall and reopens in the spring. the park remains open. the storms haven't brought much snow to the tahoe basin. mount rose on the nevada side hoped to open on halloween but the resort's operators have pushed it back. so far it hasn't been cold enough to snow. lisa, that is changing, right? >> that's right. the next system coming in tomorrow bringing much colder air. that's why we have a winter storm warning for the west slope of the sierra nevada starting tomorrow. right now the golden gate bridge 61 degrees. still the low 60s across the bay area. scattered showers to time out for you this morning and the rest of the weekend in a few minutes. chris. >> thank you. also ahead, the warriors look for their first win of the season in new orleans and try to

silence the critics. larry beil has the

in sports, two bay area schools are in action today. unv takes on san francisco state at the home of the spartans. kickoff is at 7:30 p.m. and stanford travels to the desert to face arizona. that's in tucson. kickoff at 8:00 p.m. cal lost last night. game four of the world series, first pitch at 5:00 p.m.

cubs need a win to even the series after falling short against the indians last night. here's sports director larry beil with the sports report. >> good morning. after a 71-year wait, the cubs finally hosted a game of the world series. they are still waiting to score a run at wrigley after game three against the indians. marve, the old wills coach, was at the 1945 world series. he was back last night. scoreless in the 7th. former "a" coco crisp, a two-out flare, scoring martinez. 1-0 indians, and that was the only run of the night. and bill murray singing "take me out to the ballgame" during the 7th inning stretch. gotdom of 7. cubs get a man to third with two outs. and bryan shaw gets him to groundout. the indians bullpen stellar once again. then in of the ninth, cubs with two on, two out you. cody allen, smoked high heat to end it. cleveland wins 1-0 and take the 2-1 series lead.

>> we want to do something to possibly help the team. fortunately enough for me today it was the hit. >> we say it all the time, we want to be one run better. that's about as true to form as you can get. we are capable of making the adjustments necessary, and we've got to do that moving forward. i don't think it was the residue of our guys being overwhelmed by the situation at all. >> well, the sky was falling after the opening-night disaster for the warriors last night in new orleans. the start of a three-game trip on the road. steve kerr experimenting with his lineups and steph curry getting some deep tissue work done. yes, knead that knot out. kevin durant showing up and showing up angry as he explodes to the basket. he had 18 points at the half. anthony davis with 50 on opening night. 45 last night, including the ridiculous fade-away. the dubs were up 9 at the break. davis for three and tied at 68. they would actually take the lead briefly and steph sensing the moment.

he had 23. the deep three coming up as the dubs go on a 26-11 run for the third and fourth quarters. the pelicans, they just kept coming. but k. d. helped seal the deal. the defense going the other way. he would go for 30 points and a much-needed 17 boards. warriors get the win. 122-114. and phoenix playing. oklahoma thunder. russell westbrook went off. he became the first player with 50 points with a triple-double since kareem in 1975. seconds left and phoenix down by 3. looking for the tie. devin booker off the mark. the thunder win 113-110 and they are now 2-0. that's that wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen.

>> good morning to you. a few scattered morning showers. live doppler 7 showing a lot of the activity is very, very light out there, confined in the north bay. we still have a southerly wind flow and that will bring more showers into the bay area the next few hours. the bulk of the activity is here, in extreme northern california. we are anticipating a much stronger system headed our way this time tomorrow. you can see it here on satellite. it will pack a pretty good punch with some heavy downpours sunday morning and gusty winds. it's 1 on the storm impact scale. we are looking at not only the gusty winds, but a slight chance of thunderstorms 24 hours from now. but right now we are looking at the showers along the coast, offshore. as we go through the 8:00, 9:00, 10:00 hour, notice we have the showers along the coast, san francisco, perhaps the north bay, all the way down to santa cruz. and then pretty much a cloudy afternoon. so 7:33 is the official sunrise.

you see hits pretty dry from the bridge. mountain view 62. 62 oakland. we are still in the warm, muggy sector of air. concord 58 and in livermore. from the roof camera you can see we are still looking at a lot of cloud cover. some fog. scattered showers this morning and then a cloudy afternoon. the next storm arrives early this time tomorrow. then we are looking at heavy rain and gusty winds out ahead of the front and behind the front. let's time it out for you. we will pick it up at 3:00 this afternoon. the 1 is for tomorrow's system because by about 10:00 you notice we are still quiet for most of the bay area except for the extreme north bay. into the overnight hours maybe a few showers. by 6:00 the front is in the north bay. we've got the gusty winds and by 7:00, 8:00, it pushes through the entire bay area. but scattered showers are behind

the system and it's going to be much, much colder. rainfall amounts anywhere from a third of an inch in san carlos. a third in san francisco. half moon bay picking up a tenth inch. in the sierra nevada it's a wnter storm warning for the west slopes and a winter weather advisory for lake tahoe. so that means snow levels down to 6,000 fet, this is tomorrow, 5:00, through 11:00, 6 to 18 inches over the passes. at lake level anywhere from a couple inches to about a half foot from kirkwood to tahoe city to donner. really the first significant event of the season for the resorts in the sierra nevada. today under cloudy skies throughout the afternoon. it's still a bit on the muggy side with mid-60s san francisco. 68 fremont. 70 san jose, concord and livermore. the accuweather seven-day forecast some showers in the next couple hours. a couple hundreds to make tenth

after an inch. a slight chance are showers for halloween late at night and wrapping up tuesday morning. we are dryer. a bit of an offshore flow arriving with conditions warming up by the end of the week. of course that app gives you all the information that the national weather service happens to tweet out a wind advisory or something. >> keep the jackets and umbrellas handy for trick-or-treating? >> yeah. >> thank you. two things that people get passionate about are music and coffee. now a man who has won grammys for his music is hoping to make as big an impact with his cup of joe. as jonathan bloom explains, it's all starting in our own backyard. ♪ >> mike dirk has a pretty deep and sweet gig. >> the day job i'm a base -- i'm a bass player. >> being a rock star means working long hours. >> i can't exist without great coffee. >> and over the years it's become an obsession. >> now it's turned into a business. >> come on down this, is the best coffee in town.

>> oakland coffee is launching an exclusive blend at costco stores. >> we like a nice chocolaty, full-bodied coffee. >> but beyond the flavor. >> delicious. >> what does it taste like? >> real coffee. >> there's something else he claims is a world first. >> all of our bags are made for cornstarches and plant-based plastics. >> bags that can live on the shelf for a year but go in the compost when empty. including the plastic valve that keeps the coffee fresh. >> cutting edge technology here. >> oakland coffee is taking on another challenge. bag waste than around for decades but a new kind of waist is taking over. >> possibly the biggest problem in coffee right now. >> john rogers is talking about these, single-serving coffee pots. >> it's billions and billions. people say 15 billion a year go into landfills. >> oakland coffee teamed up with san francisco bay coffee that makes a pod that won't wind up here.

>> a product that's 100% compostable. take it out of your single service machine and throw it in the green bin. in three weeks it's dirt. >> they will sell those in about a month. >> thank you. >> especially when the coffee is signed by the artist itself. in richmond, jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >> coming up, on the market. why steph curry and his family are already selling their new home in walnut creek.

>> welcome back, everyone. >> here are the winning numbers from last night's $35 million mega-millions drawing. >> nobody picked all six so tuesday night's jackpot goes up to $40 million. >> take a look at this. here's your chance to live in the same house at warriors superstar steph curry. curry and his wife, ayesha, are selling their home for $3.7 million. they are asking for half a million dollars more than they paid less than a year ago. the house comes with five bedrooms and five bathrooms. ayesha also filled many her show "ayesha's homemade" in the same house. the family recently bought a complex in alamo for nearly $5.8 million. must be nice >> we have some showers, mist and drizzle out there. but we are looking at the ball being of the activity in the north bay. it's still muggy out there.

temperatures today upper 60s to near 70 under clouddy skies. the sun comes up at 7:33. the accuweather forecast, heavy rains, gusty winds this time tomorrow. notice the 1 on the storm impact scale. then several days and then we are dryer and sunnier the second half of the work week and november. >> good to know, lisa. thank you. thanks for joining us on abc7 mornings. i am chris nguyen alongside meteorologist lisa argen. we want to thank out viewer for taking this picture at lombard street in san francisco. share your photos with us and you might see it on the newscast or online at abc7news.com. the news continues now online, on twitter, facebook and instagram. "good morning america" is next. abc7 news continues at 8:00 a.m. we will see you then.

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