mainly in the north bay. slightly cooler at the coast. and in parts of the north bay. otherwise sunshine to partly cloudy conditions, low 70 eats for your high. this morning the sun is up at 7:40. tomorrow morning 6:40 and it's going to take until november 30th to see that sun come up at 7:05. sun sets tomorrow at 5 a:05 and the earliest sunset is december 1st at 4:50 and it will take until january 1st to get the sun setting back again at 5:00 p.m.. the good news in all of this, you get an extra hour of sleep tonight. we will detail the outlook for the rain in parts of the bay area coming up. >> lisa, thank you. police are investigating a shooting that left at least ten people injured in downtown oakland. the shooting happened near 14th and broadway just a few blocks away fro city hall. police say as many as three gunmen were involved. our media partner, the east bay times, reports that the shooting was the result of a dispute at a nightclub.

oakland police say several people were taken to the hospital. police say many of the victims are in stable condition. no arrests have been made. a man and a woman are under arrest in connection to a death of a woman who was found dead in a park on thursday. the body of 21-year-old karla ramirez-segoviano was found in an east oakland park. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana has the details. >> reporter: friends and family gathered at karla ramirez-segoviano's home. a friend who worked with her came to pay his respects. he said he also knows one of the suspects. >> i know the girl. she used to work at kfc. it shocks me because how can a a coworker do that to another coworker? >> the coworker is named laura rodgers. laura rodgers was booked into the almeda county jail on murder charges.

karla's body was found around noon on thursday. investigators say karla had been badly beaten, stabbed and burned. her family has been distraught since she disappeared earlier this week. karla's said it's been awful for all of them, especially having to watch her parents in pain. karla was in the almeda county sheriff's department explorer's program. a deputy has known her since she started three years ago. >> i'm hanging in there. it's difficult. probably one of the hardest things i've had to deal with. >> investigators say they don't believe her connection to the sheriff's department was part of the motive for her murder. abc7 news. >> we are just three days until election day and beyonce and jay-z was with hillary clinton yesterday and donald trump was in pennsylvania. both are vying for votes in battleground states that are

still up for grabs. we have the story. ♪ >> beyonce creating the wow factor for hillary clinton. a get-out-the-vote concert in cleveland with husband jay-z. all three sharing a moment backstage. backup dancers dressed to success. >> i have to say, didn't you love the pantsuits? >> i want my daughter to grow up seeing a woman lead our country. >> i didn't have to bring j.lo or jay-z. the only way she gets people there. >> reporter: donald trump criss-crossing battleground station. the race for the white house down to the wire and down to every last vote. >> thank you, new hampshire. get out and vote. >> trump trying to get the granite state into his call-up. reminding crowds he's an outstanding. >> we going to go to washington, d.c. and we are going to drain the swamp. >> it's not as important that they think about voting for me as they think about voting for themselves. >> reporter: hillary clinton was in pennsylvania pleading for undecided voters.

>> it's not as important that they think about voting for me as they think about voting for themselves. >> clinton drawing on her reserves. fanning out across the map. bernie sanders in iowa. vice president biden in wisconsin, and president obama in north carolina. >> her name is hillary clinton, and i need you to vote for her. >> reporter: trump planning to hit ten states in three days. his children are out there too campaigning for him. a new tracking poll shows hillary clinton picking up momentum, 47-43% but still a neck-and-neck race. abc news. donald trump visits florida, north carolina, nevada and colorado today cavs superstar will appear for an event for hillary clinton in cleveland tomorrow. >> in las vegas so many people wanted to vote the county extended early voting hours. they tweeted these photos from a packed hispanic supermarket. they said it looked like that the entire night.

6:04 is our time. there are reports homeland security is look be into threats of a possible al-qaida attack the day before election day. it mentioned new york and texas but doesn't give specific targets. they are also worried about attacks that could bring down state databases and report election results. we have a valuable tool online at abc7 news/politics to help you prepare for election day. click on the icon your voice, your vote voters edge election guide and in your address you will get a comprehensive resource with information on the candidates and measures on your local ballot. a university of san francisco student and former camp counselor has been arrested accused of upload egg child porn from his dorm room. he had more than 600 images and videos, many showing videos of children under three years old. he's accused of producing and distributing the porn. he worked near camp winters.

that's near soda springs. there's no indication any of the campers are related to the investigation. abc7 news was in oakland as hundreds of people marched in solidarity with a protest in north dakota last night. that's where a $3.7 billion pipeline project is being built. members of the standing rock sioux nation feared it would prison the water supply and destroy native land. they wanted to bring attention to it. >> clearly it's a case of an environmental race to the enth degree. people are opposing it at all levels. >> this week the president suggested rerouting the pipeline. the army corps of engineers will make the final decision. a san francisco police officer who was nearly killed after being shot in the head is back home this morning. a mentally ill man shot kevin downs three weeks ago. yesterday he visited the police station, and sfpd cares tweeted this picture of him with his

fellow officers. earlier yesterday the sheriff and deputies from santa clara county visited him at the medical center in san jose. he's been doing in his rehappen there and he's optimistic about his future. >> he's in amazing spirits and he's working hard to get back to 100% so he can return to the san francisco police department. that's his intention. >> downs is still partially paralyzed in his right leg. he will continue with daily physical therapy sessions at home. with just days to go until election day, a former south bay mayor said he's worried about voter fraud. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo has the story. >> reporter: mayor steve rice got some unexpected mail ahead of the primary election in june. >> i received a ballot for my moth who are passed away about a year a before and also for my son who moved away a year before as well.

>> reporter: rice said the voter's office told him to write deceased on the ballot and return it. he did. but he got them again. he wondered about voter fraud. >> if i was so inclined, i probably could have voted three times this year. >> reporter: impossible has the spokesperson for the registrar of voters. >> 100% of the ballots of checked by hand. not computer checked but checked by hand. we are verifying the signature on the registration form. there is no registration form on the vote-by-mail envelope. if it doesn't match, it doesn't count. >> reporter: he said questionable forms are reviewed by three employees, and one is forensically trained. abc7 news. >> all right. any clouds out there? >> yeah, along the north coast. a live look here. you notice the bay looks grassy and looks brett goode at 55 degrees. in the north bay, 44 degrees. we've got fog and cooler

temperatures and even a little rain to talk about. stay with us. i'll have the accuweather seven-day forecast coming up next. >> lisa, thank you. also ahead, you will soon be seeing local dungeness crab in stores. how many are getting a head start. and the local school that's getting national attention. see what they do differently at a marin county elementary school that makes students - anwith the city on newbnb, common-sense home sharing rules. to help protect affordable housing, we've launched a one host, one home policy. so hosts may now only rent space at one address

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a former ucf surgeon is in jail related to 99 charges to illegal narcotics prescriptions. police arrested christopher owens on thursday after a five-month investigation. he was a faculty member at the university of san francisco v.a. medical center. he was fired and ucsf released this statement: "ucsf takes this very seriously and urges the entire staff to be aware of signs of opioid use and report it confidentially." the contra costa sheriff's department said they will charge an officer with a misdemeanor. connections to charges of jasmine abuslin have been investigated for seven months. some are felonies, but they say that's not the case here. >> based on her own statements, the sexual interactions she had with police officers in contra costa county was when she was over 18.

throw section a.l. west interactions were consensual. >> the misdemeanor charge is for a retired oakland police captain who is now in his 80s. prosecuors say he paid for sex with abuslin and will be charged with soliciting a prostitute. >> the marin county sheriff said a skimmer device was found as a gas station in unincorporated mill valley. a gas station employee first noticed the skimmer on thursday. they say it was put there during the night. skimmer devices are used to steal personal information and credit card information. some use bluetooth technology so the thieves can access the data remotely. happening today, at&t park will be transformed into a field of science dreams for the sixth annual bay area science festival discovery day. there will be hundreds of science exhibits and games and experience from leading science and technology organizations from across the bay area. this year the festival will encourage kids to explore curiosity. it runs from 10:00 to 4:00 today at at&t park.

6:13 is our time. >> there are so many great schools in the san francisco bay area, but not every school is acknowledged by the u.s. department of education. on tuesday sun valley elementary in san rafael will be awarded a blue ribbon, the highest honor given to a school. abc7 news reporter lyanne melendez tells us what makes them great. >> reporter: you know when a school is located on happy lane there's a good chance things are probably going well for students and teachers. >> we never want to stop learning and growing and that makes this an exciting places to be. >> reporter: in the case of sun valley elementary, school life is going so well, they will soon receive a blue ribbon. a blue ribbon is the highest achievement for any school. this year the u.s. department of education will award blue ribbons to 279 public schools nationwide.

the school hasn't reinvented the wheel, it just knows what works for all kids, teachers and parents know not all kids learn the same way. >> we make sure we throw a broad net of academic achievement so if a child cannot access the content in one way, they are provided many opportunities to be able to access the contest in a variety of ways. >> teachers also communicate professionally with each other to discuss how each child can excel. volunteers put in 100 hours a week to help students with their work. in some cases students just want someone to read with. [bell] >> but perhaps one of the things that sets sun valley apart is their mindfulness program to reduce stress and learn how to relax. >> they use their mindfulness strategy to help them be calm and make good choices. >> i think it's really cool because it helps people be able to take breaths so they can be calm so they will have that for their whole life.

>> the award received shows the little school that could finally did. in san rafael, lyanne melendez, abc7 news >> abc7 news was in san leandro yesterday as dozens of volunteers fixed up a park that was deemed unsafe. they helped install a kaboom playground at grover cleveland park. the park was nearly 25 years old and the nearest other park is over a mile away. playground at the park. playground is based on a design be created by children and will encourage physical activity and creative thinking. kaboom is a nonprofit that has opened more than 16,000 playgrounds nationwide. state wildlife officials are putting dungeness crab back on the table just in time for thanksgiving. the recreational crab fishing season opens today. last year a toxin in the crabs delayed the opening for several months. this year's cooler temperatures and steady rain are good news

for crab fishermen. >> there's been some sporadic detection of elevated levels this year north of point reyes and marin county, but not so much that the health departments are recommending a closer this year. the recreational season will open. >> health officials are warning against eating the crabs internal organs, often considered a delicacy because they can still contain concentrated levels of the potentially deadly toxin >> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good morning to you. here's live doppler 7. you notice quarter mile visibility petaluma. but half moon bayless than a quarter mile. we are also tracking a weak storm system coming in from the north. this is going to increase our clouds in the north bay. eventually drop a little bit of rain in our extreme north bay community. we will talk about it in just a moment. a live look outside from santa cruz. we are looking at cool conclusions, 40s and 50s for

everyone. 46 gilroy. 50 half moon bay. from this vantage point, our sutro tower camera, you be see the good visibility. 45 by the delta, 46 livermore and 44 santa rosa, 48 novato. a little cooler this weekend with showers tonight into tomorrow morning. mainly in the north bay. few could slip south. a high surf advisory anywhere from 15 feet swells, even greater than that. here are the current wave heights, 10 to 11 feet right now. it's very dangerous out there. it will be a nice day at the beach, but we will have that fog for much of the morning hours. that pulls back to the coast but it's going to stay along the san mateo coast. then we will see increasing clouds mainly in the north bay throughout the day. we've got the day game in san jose down around stanford, it should be sunny. the night game at cal still mild, in the 60s. low 70s in livermore.

walnut creek. we bring in our storm imp packet scale tonight, into tomorrow. it's a 1. it will being be impacting the north bay with perhaps .2-inch rain, and maybe a few sprinkles south of the golden gate. but marin, sonoma and napa could see a few light showers but you will probably miss it because it will happen through the overnight hours. picking this up tonight, it starts to fall apart. stays in the north bay through the overflight hours. then 5:00 a.m., still clouds. a cooler day for your sunday. .01 perhaps in oakland, san carlos. .02 in novato. it's really a minimal system. we will put it all together for you in the accuweather seven-day forecast and you will notice that today it's still going to be mild. south barracks east bay. but in the north bay increasing

clouds. a 1 on the storm impact scale for tomorrow. you will notice that we set the clock back tonight for that extra hour of sheep. the sun comes up at 6:40 tomorrow. sets at 5:05. hooking at not only sunny, drier but warmer weather throughout election day and into thursday. but by friday extra cloud cover. if you download our abc7 news app, you get all the alerts and updates and you may want to do that to pack the rain in the north bay, perhaps east and south tonight. and then by next weekend, you could see a return to wet weather. you know the forecast models like to flip-flop. always a good idea to have that. >> always changes hour by hour. thank you. just ahead, the 49ers will honor a three star ltd. general on the field tomorrow. how he says he will

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death to defend his right to express his opinion. >> tomorrow will have extra meaning for him. he grew up in clear lake, a diehard 49ers fan. >> i go back to gene washington and frank nunly and john brodie days. i grew up with the 49ers. >> in another twist he told me -- you know the game is against the new orleans saints, which is where mcmillan now lives. take a look at this. this used car lot this san francisco may one day give rise to microapartments not much bigger than a large s.u.v. according to the real estate website socket site, the developer wants to build units that would measure about 200 square feet. time for a microwave, a pull-down murphy bed and a sink built into the top of a toilet residents would share a community kitchen and lounge. still to come, after missing for two months a south carolina woman found alive chained in a container. but could there be more victims? plus the dangers unsuspecting shoppers face from the

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>> thanks for joining us. >> good morning, everyone, i'm chris ngyen. we are starting off this half-hour with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen tracking the conditions where you live. >>ly are chris. clouds and into the north bayless than 4-mile visibility on the coast, petaluma, and santa rosa about a half-mile. here's a hook at the rain that's pushing up into oregon. not quite on the n northern california coast. it could be impacting our weather by later on tonight. a live look at temperatures, 40s and 50s for you. so it's chilly in gilroy, 50 half moon bay. from our roof camera it's only 43 santa rosa with 46 in livermore. as you step outside, grab the extra layer by the afternoon be, and filtered sunshine and mid-60s for most in the east bay. more sunshine and warmth be in the south bay. we will pinpoint your afternoon warmth and talk about cooler highs for parts of the way area, along with the chance of rain coming in tonight. that's in a few minutes.

chris. >> lisa, thank you. in south carolina new information revealed in the case of a rescued woman who was held captive for months, chained inside a storage container. police returned to the scene yesterday and discovered human remains on the property. the suspect, a realtor, was in court. we have more on why authorities say it might not be the end of it. >> reporter: the grisly find in the woods, an unidentified body and the search for victims. the suspect is appearing in court. >> the charge i have before you is kidnapping. >> reporter: charged in the kidnapping of kayla brown, who was held captive for two months, rescued from a shipping could be takenner on his property. >> she witnessed him shooting her boyfriend. >> she tells police her boyfriend was killed at the hands of the suspect. police came here searching.

they heard desperate banging from a shipping container during a search of his property. brown was found inside a second metal crate, chained by the neck and ankle. the 30-year-old who recently cleaned homes for the local real estate agent is now recovering in the hospital. of the suspect's mother telling abc news, just shoot me, that's all i can say. i'm so, so sorry. i just can't believe this. >> he has not entered a plea in this case, but the solicitor said he was convicted as a teenager of kidnapping and rape. investigators will be here searching through the weekend. abc news, woodrow, south carolina. >> knew this morning, donald trump is talking about his plan to move our country in a new direction. in the weekly republican address, trump discussed what he will do in his first 100 days as president, if elected. it includes creating millions of new jobs and rebuilding the military. trump said it isn't just a campaign, but a movement to return the power to the american people. >> i'm asking for your vote and your help in electing a

republican majority into congress so that we can finally change this broken system and make america great again. when i say great, i mean great for everyone. >> trump said as president he wants to bring real change that american people deserve. >> president obama also delivered his weekly address. the president said the uninsured rate is the lowest it's ever been. healthcare prices have been going up slower than they have in 50 years. president obama credits the affordable care act for bringing to million american adults on to health insurance. >> our goal wasn't just to make sure more people had coverage, it was to make sure more people had better coverage. it's the same idea that always made america great. >> open enrollment season ends january 31st. if you sign up by december 15 you will be covered by the beginning of the year.

6:33 is our time. there's more bad news for samsung. the company has been reeling from the reports of exploding cell phones, as many of you know. now 2.8 million samsung washing machines are being recalled. there have been more than 700 reported cases of samsung top-loading washers coming apart when operated at high-speed. the tops are blowing off, endangering consumers. >> i do the laundry in my family. i have two young boys. this would scare the heck out of me, which is why we hope parents and others take advantage of this recall. >> the recall applies to 34 different models of samsung washers sold since 2011. if you have one in your home, you are eligible for a free in-home repair kit, a rebate or a new washer of any brand. if you bought your samsung in the past 30 days, you can get a full refund. in the south bay there are new details regarding a san jose woman who was busted for selling fake makeup to unsuspecting customers. it's a story you will see only on abc7 news.

>> reporter: piece by piece these cosmetics are just a portion of what was confiscated from a san jose's woman's home on halloween. >> it's shameful and too bad somebody has to resort to something like that. >> reporter: special agents with the homeland security investigations team said the woman, who has not been identified, had been selling fake makeup and hairstyling products for several months. investigators say that the goods came from a known counterfeit exporter in asia. >> we target those involved in global trafficking of counterfeit goose because of the threat to the u.s. consumer and to u.s. industries. >> abc seven news spoke to acting assistant special agent in charge, jeffrey branigan, about the case. >> there's a health risk or safety risk because we don't know what chemicals or products are used. >> but for unsuspecting customers, the counterfeit

goods appear to be legit. >> you can kind of tell sometimes when it's fake, but it looked exactly the same more the most part, same packaging. >> but upon closer inspection you can tell something is off, which is cause for concern. the santa clara attorney's office is reviewing the case for potential charges. >> a rash, you could break out. it could get into your bloodstream and that's dangerous. >> the total value of the seized products could be worth to $100,000. 6:36 is our time. happening today, a ribbon-cutting ceremony will introduce four new electric trolleys in downtown london square. they represent the latest in technology to obtain the cleanest and most energy-efficient systems. it will run between the wall nut creek bart station, downtown and the plaza. the ceremony starts at 10:00 this morning in the lesser center for the arts plaza.

a two-year-old san leandro boy dubbed little boy blue is meeting with university of california police today. aden and his mother missy have been handing out thank you cards to law enforcement around the bay area. this is video of them back in july when they were in san leandro. the police officers outfitted him with gear just in case one day aden decides to become an officer. together they have thanked officers everywhere. still ahead, they are walking the streets to get a foot in the door. techies on something like a pub crawl, but the prize is connections inside of cocktails. a beautiful shot of the bay bridge and the san francisco skyline in the distance there. lisa argen will have the full accuweather forecast in just a fe

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so who are you going to trust? pediatricians, cancer groups and the califronia pta who all... support prop 56. or the tobacco companies trying to kill it. vote yes on 56. happening today, a multi-million dollar exhibit is opening in chinatown. a new exhibition will be on display at the chinese historical society's museum after a five-month hiatus. the paintings were created in the 50s. they went missing sometime in the 70s. they were found again in 2010 when they showed up in an auction. the historical society brought some, and others went to a private collector. weekend you can see the full set of twelve. the grand opening is at 10:00 this morning. san francisco city hall is looking more colorful. this was a shot from our sutro

tower camera last night showing the building lit up in red, white and blue to remind people to vote. election day is tuesday, but if you live in san francisco, you can vote early at city hall today and tomorrow from 10:00 to 4:00. weather-wise, cool condition toss start the day, but we should see some sun hopefully? >> we will. it will be very sunny in the east bay and south bay. increasing clouds in the north bay. a weak weather system is on the way. i will show you who is going to get wet. good visibility, 55 in the city. just 44 in napa. 45 in san ramon. we will talk about the rain and the milder weather in our seven-day outlook coming up. >> lisa, thanks. also ahead, a quick reality check in los angeles with the warriors against the lakers. larry beil tells us what big streak ended in the blow-out loss

>> welcome back, everyone. san francisco is putting the halt on cars speeding through golden gate park. mayor ed lee helped place the last speed hump on the road. ten humps have been installed between crossover drive and the great highway. it's been one of the city's most dangerous roads. a cyclist was killed there in june by a speeding car. >> people routinely are traveling 7 to 9 miles above the speed limit on this street and that's during the day. it's quite likely faster at night. the speed humps will slow people down. >> the speed humps are expected to lower speeds in some sections of the road from 40 to 20 miles

per hour. the city also plans to install speed humps along martin luther king, jr. drive on the south side of golden gate park. in sports, both cal and stanford are at home today against pac-12 rivals. the cardinals faces oregon state down at the farm. kickoff at stanford stadium at 12:30 p.m. and fifth-ranked washington battled cal at memorial stadium. kick often at 7:30 p.m.. if you are not going to the game, you can watch it on our sister network espn. the warriors won't be in action until monday, but last night the dubs were hoping to extend their four-game winning streak in los angeles. here's abc7 sports director larry beil with more in this morning's sports report. >> good morning, everybody. after clobbering okc on thursday night in a highly emotional game, the warriors headed south to face their old friend luke walton, who is now coaching the lakers. on paper an easy win, right? the lay-up. on the court, different story. luke and steph. hey, what's up? what's up? i'm about to beat you, bad.

dubs in trouble early. larry posterizing david west. he palmed his head with one hand and dunked with the other. are you serious? that's cold. steph inside. dishing to klay for three. a rare three. the lead cut to 75-66. then steph, half-court lob to kevin durant for the flush. deficit down to 7. durant with 27. fourth quarter, klay, pocket-picked from behind by lou williams. all the way for the flush. lakers' lead back up to 13. williams had 20 off the bench. the lakers' bench outscored the dubs reserves by 30, and the lakers stun the warriors, 117-97. there was a milestone in this game. steph curry had hit a three in 157 consecutive games. but this was brick house. the streak ends here. steph 0 for 10 from deep, as a team golden state 5 of 32 from downtown.

16%. in college football today, stanford hosts oregon state and cal goes for the upset of numbr 5 washington. that's a night game in berkeley. first 10,000 fans will get the marshon lynch bobbleheads. very cool. friday night football, san jose state at number 24 boise state. spartans haven't beaten a ranked team on the road since 1980. they hang in there. but the broncos get a score just before the half. sportiness down. they open it up in the third. the screen, and the broncos rock 45-31. 108 years of waiting does bring out the crowds. the cubs victory parade like nothing we have ever seen before. wall-to-wall people for miles and miles. usually you see about a million

people at these kinds of celebrations but the estimate on this one was 5 million cubs fans packed the parade route. that's the seventh largest gathering in human history! the manager, joe maddon, addressed the masses, classic tongue in cheek saying thanks for your patience. you wait a century. thanks for your patience. that's pa wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. now the accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good saturday morning to you. the weekend will be cooler for most. track being fog from half moon bay. santa rosa, it's been foggy for you, a half-mile visibility. we are also tracking a weak frontal band that will push through the bay area overnight tonight. you may miss it tonight. if you are up late you could see a few sprinkles. we will track it in a moment. from the sutro tower camera, still the late sunrise. the last day of a late sunrise. 7:40 this morning.

51 san jose, mountain view. its a cool 45 in gilroy. from our roof camera, you will notice that we are looking at temperatures rather coal. radiationial cooling with clear skies. it's 34 napa, 45 by the delta, 46 liver more. from emeryville this morning it is certainly a chilly start all around the bay. you will see a good deal of sunshine out there with a little cooler numbers by the coast. in the north bay some filtered sun. then showers should arrive in the north bay, maybe a few left over for san francisco and the east bay. then high pressure builds back in. the swells up to 15 feet. so it should be a pretty nice day at the shoreline, but do be careful if you are headed out that way. stay out of the water. possible sneaker waves. let's track the forecast for you. the sky conditions hour by hour. you notice by 5:00 this afternoon we have the fog at the

coast, increasing clouds in parts of marin and sonoma. the best eye and south bay, you are sunny for the game in stanford today, about 70 degrees. 71 in san jose. yesterday it was 73 half moon bay. so a big cool down there today. everyone was in the 70s. but today that will be replaced with 60s and a few more clouds. tonight light the night walk at civic park. plenty of folks from abc7 there. 63 degrees at 7:00. we will bring the storm impact scale late tonight. it's a 1 in the north bay with scattered light showers. lets than .2-inch anticipated. some light sprinkles as we get into sunday morning. but napa, sonoma the light showers beginning tonight. this is 5:00 tonight. by the overnight it stalls out in in the north bay. tomorrow the cloudy skies and a few scattered light showers

maybe around pillar point. the accuweather seven-day forecast, slight chance of showers in the north bay. maybe a slight chance into san francisco late in the morning tomorrow. otherwise we are increasing our sunshine after the extra hour of sleep. low to mid-70s with increasing warmth. between now and next weekend, just some minor changes. >> a lot of people looking forward to the extra hour. >> oh, yeah. >> lisa, thanks. happy hour came early for some techies yesterday on what looked like a morning pub crawl. abc7 news reporter jonathan bloom explains, they weren't out looking for beer, but for connections in their fast-growing industry in what has become an annual tradition. >> a casually-dressed crowd is snaking its way past the bars and restaurants of north beach. not thirsty for beach, but hungry for opportunity. >> just moved to the area from abroad.

>> i am looking for a job. >> they are looking in all the right places. >> tell me what you are looking for. if there's a right fit, i'm happy to make an introduction. >> this is the fourth annual new tech crawl. >> for companies to open their doors and let people from the outside in -- >> it's organized by this dapper gentleman who you might not recognize without his space suit. in past years they have done this on halloween. >> i've lost the orange suit and lost it for a top hat to be more formal and outstanding. >> visiting big brands like go pro and small companies you haven't heard of yet. >> i have some cards here that you can pass around. >> it's a way to get a foot in the door where so much cool stuff is made. >> it's the heart of tech innovation and that's the industry i'm in. >> for the tech crawlers, it's more than getting their name and resume out there. it's about seeing some crazy, unorthodox workspaces the bay area is known for. >> we are trying to have the comfortable atmosphere. we have potatoes on our desk like anyone would have at home. >> offices cozy and pet friendly. >> dogs like to come over here and play on the shag carpet. we come over here and work.

>> to the folks who work here, it just makes sense. >> you are in a natural, comfortable environment you enjoy showing up, i think you are more creative. >> and seeing where the key creativity starts unlocks some mysteries. >> how do you say your name? >> they are learning it takes creativity just to find office space. >> i love the basement warehouse feeling. >> i love north beach and chinatown. here in the middle of westfield mall there's innovation going on all over the place. >> jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >> next, steph and ayesha curry will be hosting a grand opening today. why it might be right down your

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is. >> welcome back, everyone. >> here are the winning numbers from last night's $40 million mega millions dollar drawing. nobody picked all six so tuesday night's jackpot goes up to $54 million. >> 4,000 people are expected to show up today to enjoy bowler's grand opening. had it has the 59 lanes of bowling. it's on thornwood drive in san jose and opens at 1 is:00 this morning.

6:56 is the time. a final weather check with lisa. >> was it warm yesterday. 62 today. it's a cooler start to your weekend and a cooler finish with high clouds increasing in the north way. low clouds by the coast. if you download our app you will get the push alert that may show airport delays. there are no delays yet, but that's another reason to have it. we are tracking rain in the north bay, slipping south tonight through the overnight hours. a 1 on the storm impact scale. you get the extra hour of sleep so you may miss it. increasing warmth through the rest of the week with highs once again above average until friday, when things could get increasing again with increasing clouds and we could see a wet weekend next weekend. a little too early to say but we always like to look out into the future. >> and taking the hour back, it will get darker a lot earlier. >> yeah, 5:00, after 5:00. >> thanks for joining us on abc7 mornings. the news continues online.

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