this is abc 7 mornings. good morning, it is saturday, october 29th. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with the first look at the forecast. here's meteorologist lisa argen, tracking the conditions where you live. hi, slas. >> good morning to you. it is foggy with just one mile visibility up in santa rosa, a lot of cloud cover along the coast, five miles half moon bay, but elsewhere, it's not bad. a few peeks of sun, in the north bay, getting some rain. higher elevations looking quite misty and damn, it is the activity, the bulk, northern california. look at mount tam, showers and the next couple of hours, the morning will be damn, especially in the north bay.

low 60s in san jose. the camera there, you can see the fog there. showers throughout the morning hours. clouds in the afternoon, and another muggy afternoon. another storm heads our way, in about 20 hours or so. i'll time it out coming up. chris. lisa, thank you. we have developing news out of fairfield this morning. police are investigating a shooting that left one man dead. it happened last night, just before 10:00 at an apartment complex on alaska avenue. police have identified the victim as a 26-year-old man from san francisco. his name is not being released it. no word yet on any arrests. in the south bay this morning, police are investigating a double stabbing. it happened inside valley fair mall in san jose around 7:30 last night. two men were stabbed, neither of their injuries are considered to be life threatening. this is video showing one of the five suspects being taken away in handcuffs. police have not released their

ages, but all of them appear to be young. police say two groups got into a fight in the mall and the fight spilled into the bath and body works store. >> is it doesn't look like a group of people looking for another group. it looks like they were locking eyes and it just escalated. >> police are still investigating what started the fight. right now, they do not know if it was gang-related. officers say they have everyone involved in custody. in richmond, police and the chp are investigating a shooting on interstate 580, happened around 8:00 in the westbound lanes near harbor way. the freeway was closed for about 25 minutes, as officers collected evidence. no word on possible injuries or suspects. now to that bombshell october surprise in the race for the white house. we've learned a sexing probe has left to that fbi investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails. with just ten days to go into election day, clinton's campaign

is firing back. donald trump is enjoying the moment. here's abc 7 anchor, dan ashley. >> at a short notice news conference, hillary clinton called on the fbi for an explanation. >> the american people deserve the full and complete facts immediately. >> her campaign blind-sided by the sudden announcement from fbi director, james comey, that he has reopened the investigation into her e-mails, in a letter oh to congress wrote, "the fbi has learned of the existence of e-mails that are pertinent to the investigation." clinton is crying foul. >> we are 11 days from perhaps the most important election of our lifetimes, which is why we're calling on the fbi to release all of the information that it has. even director comey noted that this new information may not be significant. so let's get it out. >> the new e-mails were found on a device shared by disgrace

ex-congressman anthony whiner, and his estranged wife, huma abedin. donald trump revelled in 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 right the horrible mistake that they made. >> trump had blamed the fbi for failing to bring charges against clinton for unauthorized use of a private e-mail account and server. >> it might not be as rigged as i thought. >> dan ashley, abc 7 news. and fbi director comey has been criticized for announcing the e-mail investigation so close to the election. he is a republican opponent by president obama. >> donald trump is pumping $10 million of his own money to his campaign. earlier this week, he promised

$100 million. we have a valuable tool at abc 7 news.com/politics. click on the your voice, election guide and you'll get a comprehensive resource showing you the candidates on your local ballot. time now is 8:05. richmond police have arrested a man suspected of raping and killing a grandmother back in 2012. dna collected after a recent auto theft matched dna evidence in the murder case. in 2012, they found 82-year-old woman severely beaten in a parking lot and she later died. jackson faces murder, kidnapping, rape and other charges. also in the east bay, el cerrito police are trying to figure out who killed this attorney. the biggest names in silicon valley, police say he just arrived home thursday night, when some kind of confrontation

happened. abc 7 has the details. >> reporter: friends and family arrived with flowers to pay their respect. his wife has asked for privacy and also asked neighbors not to speak to the media. but one man did describe the scene he asked not to be identified. >> i witnessed about eight police officers at the house, and i assumed something tragic had happened. >> reporter: two other neighbors told me they heard about five or six gunshots, the police tell us, he was killed on his porch, and they have little information to go on. >> there is a person who says they saw possibly a white car leaving the area about that time, and someone thinks they saw somebody running on the block around that time. but that's it. >> reporter: 62-year-old james gilliand was an intellectual property attorney. his law firm released a statement that read in part, jim was an absolute pillar of our law firm. trusted colleague and close friend, as well as mentor and

role model to so many. this has shaken this quiet neighborhood. >> what's your biggest concern. >> the person is still on the loose. >> reporter: there are nearby homes from surveillance cameras. abc 7 news. we have new details on the millennium tower. the san francisco skyscraper that's both sinking and tilting. abc 7 has learned that building inspectors allowed construction on the tower to proceed, just as they denied a similar high rice project. katie utehs has more. >> reporter: supervisor aaron peskin, shows us crumbled cron cr -- concrete and water in the basement. >> we're very concerned about an earthquake. is the building safe? i kind of doubt it. >> reporter: inspectors say the developer tried to fix related problems without a permit. >> frankly, if we weren't holding these hearings, they wouldn't be doing anything. they did finally issue a notice

of violation until yesterday, the day before the hearing. >> reporter: it is aim today determine if the city allowed unsafe construction in the first place. >> they're under a ton of pressure from developers who want to go faster and make more money and skimp at every turn to get rich. >> reporter: it is not the city's job to make developers money. >> no, it is the city's job to keep the public safe. >> reporter: in fact, they scrapped a project at natoma, that they considered unsafe. >> in 2004, the city's building officials said no to an almost identical project, just a few hundred feet away. >> reporter: peskin plans to hold more hearings, while the homeowners say someone needs to be talking about stabilizing the sinking building. katie utehs, abc 7 news. state water regulators say the recent rain is a positive sign for the 2016-17 water year. after five years of drought,

october rains are a welcome sight. nearly one year ago, the bulk of the state was in severe, extreme or exceptional drought. the department of water resources said it was a snow drought with meager participation. with this weekend's storms, they say it is the pattern that is perfect. >> it allows soils to be wet and soak up water like a sponge, so when we get the snow in december and january, we're not losing the moisture out of the snow to the ground. we allow that then to run off in the spring. >> officials expect snow in the sierra nevada. here in the bay area, you're keeping an eye on fog. >> that's right, 46 minute delays at sfo. it is too warm for snow in the sierra nevada. it is rain anything parts of the

north bay. we have lingering morning showers, in between systems tomorrow, heavy downpour, gusty winds, and a one on the storm impact scale. lisa, thank you. also, next, incredible video of two different bursting into flames. what went wrong. shellfish, what scientists

take a look at this. 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 crew members deplaned, sliding down the emergency chutes. 20 people were hospitalized with minor injuries. and new video shows the moment a fedex plane exploded in ft. lauderdale. it's landing gear malfunctioned causing a fire. most of the damage was done to the exterior of the fuselage.

the inning terror appeared to be undamaged. tesla ceo elon musk has unveiled a new solar roof project. instead of solar panels, he is offering solar tiles that would replace your roof. he made the announcement last night on the old set of "desperate housewives." he provided this video, part of his plan for alternative eco system. the solar roof would charge tesla's battery which would then charge the automobile. the owner of one of the top restaurants in the world is being sued by an ex-employee. the french laundry in yauntville is named. vanessa claims she was transferred. after she moved to california, she was told her position was no longer available. one of two popular south bay

restaurants that was closed throughout the day yesterday reopened last night for dinner. the hometown buffet on el camino reopened. but the one in san jose remains closed. laura anthony explains the reasons for the shut down. >> reporter: one by one, hometown buffet customers found themselves literally locked out. thanks to i a sudden closure at two south bay locations. >> that's crazy, because people on a friday afternoon the workweek, they would like to go out and eat, you know. >> reporter: at both capitol avenue and el camino in santa clear, there are red signs posted from the county, saying they are closed due to a rodent and/or pest problem. >> oh, i hope not. they should maintain that every month. the cockroaches, they need to do cleaning, period.

>> reporter: we could see employees, but no customers inside. they did not return our calls for comments. many of those locked out told us they are regulars. >> i've been to santa clara and i've talked to the managers there quite some time, and he says 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. >> reporter: earlier this year, the buffets in other california cities closed abruptly. the pa the parent company filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy. laura anthony, abc 7 news. last year crab, this year mussels. scientists have found a high level of fresh water algae from san francisco bay. the toxin levels in some go beyond the recommended guidelines for consumption which can cause liver damage.

scientists believe it is coming from the rivers that flow into the delta. they say the drought is pairing to make it worst along the california coast. happening today. cal trans will blow up another pier of the bridge. it will be briefly stopped and the newly opened bike path will be closed all day today. there will be several more implosions over the next two years. it is scheduled for 11:00 this morning. now your accuweather forecast, with lisa argen. >> good morning to you. we've got fog and a few light rain showers. you can see holes in the low clouds, but still, 46 minute delays at sfo. 4 mile visibility, half moon bay, and things aren't so foggy elsewhere, but we do have showers, especially in the north bay. as we zoom in closer, we can see around santa rosa, down through pen grove, san rafael getting

wet. you can see a little yellow here, so looking at geyserville and you can see the main activity continues to stream up to the north in this moist southwesterly flow, with that, the dew points and in between weather systems, and then this area of low pressure. cold low with a vigorous cold front that will bring gusty winds, downpours about 6:00 tomorrow morning. 1 on the storm impact scale. we'll have heavy downpours, chance of a thunderstorm, much, much colder air. looking at wind gusts in excess of 40 miles an hour, behind the front, and ahead of the front. not to say we're not looking at showers this morning. you can see we are from mount tam and for parts of the north bay, but the air mass still very moist, with low 60s, it hasn't changed for the past couple of days, but this will be the last day of very, very moist air. we're fogged in from this

vantage point, but 61 in concord, and nice view from santa cruz, 0.8, and you can see moisture on the lens. the next storm arrives tomorrow morning, looking at heavy rain, gusty winds and scattered showers. hour-by-hour forecast, starting with right now, you can see the coast, san francisco, into oakland, north bay, all the way down through perhaps half moon bay, santa cruz by 11:00. then by noon, they quiet down. possibility of showers out there, they'll be isolated, and then as we go into the evening hours, looks like the system will hold off. so we'll have cloudy skies, but the late overnight hours, north bay will begin to see wet weather. 2:00 a.m., until 6:00 a.m., you'll see wet weather. behind it, the breezy

conditions. the activity will be intense before noon. dynamic storm system from about 0.6, half inch perhaps in oakland, 7:00 tomorrow, over an inch is likely in santa rosa. winter storm warning and winter weather advisory in the sierra nevada, and 8 inches by tomorrow. scattered morning showers, evening land, 68. we're looking at things to turn kind of cloudy later today and one on the storm impact scale, mape a thunderstorm, windy conditions, halloween, trick or treaters, could get wet. >> how fitting for halloween weekend. lisa, thank you. the zoo, how you can celebrate halloween with your

many drivers are sticklers about keeping their cars in perfect shape. this woman treated hers like a baby, but still ran into a problem. she got help from michael finney. >> she puts a lot of love into her san francisco catering business. >> a lot of fajitas. >> she also puts love into her mercedes suv. >> this is as adored as my son. >> she parks it far from traf

particular. >> i take it out every week to be washed. >> it just wasn't enough. >> i never thought anything could happen in 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. >> i said oh, that doesn't seem right. something is wrong. >> the manager broke the news. the moon roof was cracked. >> i said my moon roof is cracked. it wasn't cracked when i came here. what happened. >> she says the manager agreed to pay for the repair, so she had it fixed. >> $1,433.77. >> however, when she presented the bill, auto city claimed the glass was damaged before she brought it into the car wash. >> i said no. i said this car is in perfect condition. >> she says she kept demanding payment, but no one responded. >> i was watching the news on abc 7, and i saw "7 on your

side." >> the manager said they wash all cars by hand, and no machinery could have broken the glass. he said small imperfections can cause it 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. how far, auto shield paid her claim. >> i feel leakike a miracle happened. >> the car wash owner says minor damage can turn into bigger problems any time you send it through a car wash. day is extremely grateful. the car wash stepped up and i appreciate it as well. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. next time we come to games. >> bart is using star power to get more people to take its trains. that's warriors forward draymond green appearing in this video. they call green the backbone of

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good morning east bay. let's get up and get going. this is abc 7 mornings. i'm chris nguyen. we're starting this half hour with a look at the forecast. here's lisa argen tracking live doppler 7 for us. >> we have a smattering of showers, light, mainly in the north bay, and a little fog. here's live doppler 7. as we go in closer, you'll notice highway 101, up towards santa rosa and around heelsburg looking at wet weather, light mist and drizzle, and as we look outside in santa cruz right now, you see a few peeks of shun, but showers in the forecast for the first half of the day and then

clouds, less puddles but still muggy. another storm system on the way, including heavy downpours, gusty wu winds and snow in the sierra nevada. we'll have all the details coming up. breaking news out of the south bay. san hojose looking for a man wh shot and killed a man near 4th street. this is north of san jose's japan town and east of the airport. police say someone drove the victim to a hospital, where he is being treated for life threatening injuries. officers tell us the motive is unclear it. happening now, santa cruz police are cracking down this year on anyone who gets too rowdy this halloween. 18,000 people celebrated downtown last year. more than 100 officers will patrol the streets this weekend. right now, is there a safety enhancement zone to keep people out of trouble. the enhancement zone went into

effect at 12:301 this morning and are remains in effect until 3:00 a.m. on tuesday. the zone is between center street and san lorenzo river. police are issuing triple fines for infractions in the zone, including open containers of alcohol, littering, and trespassing. vandals broke into a haunted house recently stealing thousands of dollars of worth of equipment. >> for this father and son duo in san jose, the past two days have been pretty frustrating. >> we spent hours on, all year long, just destroyed in seconds. and it kind of leaves you heartbroken. >> wednesday morning at west field oak ridge mall, someone broke into the haunted house, stealing thousands of dollars worth of sound equipment and decorations. >> our own blood, sweat and tears, it gets -- it hits home when somebody comes in and takes it away from you. >> the barrera family started it

in their backyard nearly 20 years ago. it has been a halloween tradition that many have looked forward to. this year, mike and his father, abe, decided to turn it into a business, spending $100,000 to build it out, all with the goal of just breaking even. >> everyday, we wake up pinching ourselves that we did this. >> despite the break in, they're focused on staying positive. they made repairs to the damage done, ahead of what is expected to be their busiest weekend. >> when you see them terrified, having the time of their lives, it is priceless. >> a go fund me account has been set up to help them recover what was stolen. >> how do you get back up, that's what we're going to do. >> a family wanting to spread the halloween spirit for many years to come. we posted a ling to tk to the g me page. go to abc 7 news.com. happening today an albany

teen will hold his fourth annual elaborate haunted house. it is located at 1048 perolta avenue, opened tonight and halloween neat. he is asking for a suggested donation of $5, half of all the money raised goes to the community food bank. guests visiting the white house will get a special treat during the holiday season. actors portraying past presidents can be seen around the white house. the executive mansion is also decorated for the occasion, with choirs providing mood music. dozens of people in one east bay city are complaining about their mail service, saying they don't get any mail for days at a time. some berkeley residents say mail has been delivered as late as 10:00 at night. one woman said she received 10 pounds of mail after nothing for

three days. it is a serious issue, especially for people who get their medications in the mail. >> one of the most frustrating parts, you can't get information. people are very concerned. they want to know what's going on. they're very sympathetic with the carriers, but they can't get through to the post office. >> congresswoman barbara lee is trying to get in touch with the postmaster for answers to the ongoing issue. 8:34 is the time. parties are back on at uc berkeley. they had a voluntary ban last week, after two women reported being sexually assaulted. hosts will give one to two-minute consent talks to partiers. they were drawn up by the fraternity council. there were 22 rapes reported on campus or student house anything 2015, according to the crime statistics. four rapes were reported off campus. we now know what killed the blue whale that washed ashore on

the coast. scientists from the marine mammal center and california academy of sciences completed it on the 65 foot whale thursday one day after it washed ashore. it died from injuries consistent with being hit by a vessel. the young male had multiple skull fractures. officials say the whale will be left on the shore to decompose naturally. shoppers are stunned to learn that two hawks soaring over head are new employees. their job is to dive bomb some unwanted visitors. abc 7 news reporter, leslie brinkley, explains. >> reporter: in this concrete canyon between nordstrom and macy's -- t.k. rules the roost. here, the hawk is stalking pigeons. >> the pigeons are smart and they get used to a fake owl and

spikes quickly and what you're trying to do doesn't work any more. the pigeons never get used to a wild raptor flying around. >> so veteran pig on chaser is on patrol three days a week, along with a rookie named remy, gets easily attracted. >> he is focused on me and how to get the quail in my pocket. >> they eat quail, not pigeons. they're so good at their job, it is hard to spot a pigeon any where in the shopping center. >> this is the first time we're using a hawk as part of the bird abatement program. >> even shoppers are intimidated by them. >> i'm afraid of birds. >> i was wondering what he was doing here. >> but look at those eyes. t.k. is quite the charmer. they've been on patrol for three

months. >> other raptors in northern california are busy working ativat vineyards. i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. still ahead on abc 7 mornings, java punk. the east bay's green day disrupts coffee culture in the interest of saving the environment. as we head to break, here is a live look outside from the roof camera. you can see, it is breezy out there now. we're tracking some delays over at sfo this morning, so be aware of that. lisa argen will have the full forecast in just a few minutes.

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welcome back. the storm has forced the closure of this road in yosemite. hazardous driving conditions, it typically closes in the fall and reopens in the spring. the storms haven't brought much snow to the tahoe basin, but on the nevada side, they were hoping open this weekend. so far, it hasn't been cold enough to snow. but lisa, that's changing with the storm expected, right? >> that's right. we're still in the moist sector we're liking at high dew points, and a live look outside, a delate with the clouds floating by. delays at sfo.

69 in livermore. a few morning showers, and hef heavier rain for tomorrow. it could fall in your neighborhood overnight. >> lisa, thanks. the warriors look f

good morning, everyone. live look from san jose. sunny conditions throughout valley. we'll check in with lisa, coming up. in sports, in action today, unlv takes on san jose state home of the spartans. kickoff is 7:30 p.m. stanford travels to the desert to face arizona in tucson. cal lost thursday night at usc. tonight, game four of the world series, first pitch at 5:00 p.m. the cubs need a win to even the series, after falling short against the indians at wrigley field last night. here's larry beil with the highlights in this morning's sports report. good morning, everybody. after a 71-year wait, the cubs are waiting to score a run

against the indians. marv levy was at the 1945 world series, back last night. scoreless in the seventh. cocoa crisp, scoring michael martinez, 1-0, indians, only run of the night. bill murray singing "take me out to the ball game" during the seventh inning stretch. the indians bullpen, stellar again. cubs with one on two out. smoke, high heat for baez to end. cleveland wins 1-0, taking a 2-1 series lead. >> we want to do something to help the team and 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're capable of making the adjustments necessary, and we have 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. steph kerr experimenting with his lineup. getting some deep tissue work, kevin durant, and showing up angry. as he explodes to the basket, 18 points at the half. anthony davis, with 50 on opening night. 45 last night. including the ridiculous fadeaway, but the dubs were up 9 at the break. davis for three, and we're tied at 68. the pels would take the lead, and steph sensing the moment. he had 23. the deep three, coming up. the dubs go on a 26-11 run through the third and fourth quarters. pelicans, they just kept coming, but k.d. helped seal the deal. a much needed 17 boards, warriors get their first win.

k.d.'s old team, russell westbrook went off in this game. another triple-double. what else is new. but he became the first player with 50 points in a triple-double since kareem in 1975. still, this game would end up going to overtime. westbrook, giving okc the lead with 7 seconds left, and phoenix down by three. looking for the tie, devyn booker, off the mark. the thunder win 113-110, they are now 2-0. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. now your accuweather forecast, with lisa argen. >> good morning. we have fog, delays at s if. o, but also some moisture in the atmosphere, allowing for showers, especially north of the golden gate. two-mile visibility and as we go in closer, highway 101, damn side, up through pen grove, as you get further north toward

santa rosa, we have some pretty good showers, mount tam, heelsburg, geyserville, and the activity pushes into the northwest, in advance of a low pressure area, moving in tomorrow with an associated cold front. with that gusty winds. ahead of it, the southerly winds, higher dew points, but tomorrow, we bring in the storm impact scale, it will be a one. we will see gusty winds, heavy downpours early tomorrow, with wind gusts 30-40 miles per hour. san jose, a lot of cloud cover this morning, and muggy out there with upper 50s to low 60s, not as bad as it was, but we're looking a cooler conditions. mount tam with the rain drops, 60 in fairfield, 59 in santa rosa, sfo, delays of about 45 minutes, although not much in the way of rainfall.

scattered showers this morning, then by the afternoon, a lot of cloud cover, next storm arrives early tomorrow, and then heavy rain at times, it will be brief heavy downpour, and then by the afternoon, scattered showers. the rest of the morning hours, you'll notice hour by hour, 9:00, 10:00, showers pushing into the north bay, and by the afternoon, isolated shower along the coast, but the bulk of the day featuring gray conditions, and those dew points up to make it feel pretty uncomfortable from time to time. but it is this system on the way that gets the north bay wet overnight. look at that, 2:00 in the morning, and it is still held up in the north bay. here comes the front, you notice the yellows and reds, 8:00, san francisco, oakland, the san mateo coast, it marches through by the afternoon. it will still be breezy in the afternoon, but rainfall amounts will be most in the north bay, three quarters of an inch in san francisco, over a half inch half

moon bay, and hopefully a third of an inch in mount tain view. snow advisory in effect for tomorrow morning into 11:00 with some levels down to 6000'6" to 18 inches over the passes, and looking at the resorts picking up a couple of inches, maybe 9 inches in kirkwood. isolated showers for today, muggy, 69 in palo alto, and the accuweather seven-day forecast, one on the impact scale tomorrow. download the app, because the national weather service could issue a wind advisory for this system by monday. it looks like a damn evening for trick or treaters, and by tuesday, it will be moving out and an off shore flow with drying conditions for the rest of the week. that's what november will bring us early on. >> you're here tracking it all. thank you, lisa. two things people get passionate about, music and coffee. a man who has won grammys for

his music is hoping to make an impact with his cup of joe. as abc 7 jonathan bloom explains, it is starting in our own backyard. ♪ >> mike durnt has a sweet gig. being a rock star means long hours. over the years, it has become an obsession. >> i roast my own beans right there. i throw them in a cast iron skillet. >> it has turned into a business now. >> oakland coffee is launching an exclusive blend at costco stores. >> we're not in the tangy or burnt thing. we like a nice earthy, full bodied cup of coffee. >> delicious. >> what does it taste like? >> real coffee. >> something else he claims as a word first. >> all of the bags are main from cornstarches and plant based plastics. >> they can live on the shelves for a year, but then go into the come post. >> the only bag on the planet

that has that. >> but they're taking on another challenge. bag waste has been around for decades, but now, a new kind of waste that's taking over. >> possibly the single biggest problem in coffee right now. >> john rogers is talking about these, single serve coffeepots. >> it is billions andbillions, 15 billion a year go in and fill up the landfills. >> they are making a pod that won't wind up here. >> a product that is compostible. >> you would be amazed how many hours are in the day when you've got good coffee in your hand. >> especially when the coffee is signed by the artist himself. jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. coming up, on the market, why steph curry and his family are already selling their new home in walnut creek.

from last night's mega million drawings, 7, 38, 46, a 7, 66, mega number is 2. nobody picked all six, so the jacket goes up to $40 million. 855 is the time. now is your chance to live in the house of steph curry. curry and his wife ayesha, the

house comes with five bedrooms and five bathrooms. they filmed the show ayesha's home in the same home. they bought a home for $5.8 million. lisa, a final weather check. >> pretty damn out there in parts of the north bay, but not everyone looking at the shower activity. it is around highway 101, concentrated from santa rosa, pen grove, mount st. helena, and the cold front is pushing into the pacific northwest, bringing heavy rain. 6:00 tomorrow morning in the north bay. today, isolated showers, 60s and 70s, lingering through the afternoon. overall, we're looking at wet and windy conditions tomorrow morning, and then for the trick or treaters, unfortunately, it

does look wet and the rain winds down tuesday morning, and then we'll say goodbye to the rain and dry things out wednesday, thursday and friday, with highs in the 70s. just some mist and drizzle and nuisance showers this morning. >> i'm looking forward to the muggy feeling going away. >> right. >> lisa, thanks. thank you to you for joining us on abc 7. a full day of college football. 9:00 a.m., fifth ranked louisville takes on virginia, and then 12:30, number 8 baylor tries to stay undefeated in texas. that's followed by abc 7 at 4:00 p.m. then at 5:00, a big game in the acc, third ranked clemson battles florida state in tallahassee, followed by crash creek after the game, with larry beil, at around 8:30 p.m. the news continues online, twitter, facebook and instagram. thanks for spending your saturday morning with us. make it a great day, everybody.

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