- 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 in san francisco. and we want to work together to improve the city's permit system so that it's simple, fair and effective. together, we can make the new rules work for all of san francisco. good morning, everyone. i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this

sunday, november 6th. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist, lisa argen. >> good morning to you. also a lot of cloud cover we're looking at from live doppler 7 and there has been some showers, some mist, some drizzle and pretty low visibility. we're taking you down to santa cruz where it is 56 degrees, going for a high today in the upper 60s with a little more sunshine in the south and also the central coast. 59 in the city, it's 57 in gilroy with 60 in mountain view. and from emeryville it's a gray start. you've had some mist and drizzle in your neighborhood around emeryville and el cerrito. 64 by the delta and 59 in livermore. with the fog visibility just over a mile at the coast. also oakland has been an issue. your forecast then calls for temperatures to be in the 50s and 60s the next few hours. we'll get to partly to mostly cloudy conditions by noon time. more sunshine for you in the east bay valleys. the south bay climbing to near 70, but we'll talk about that earlier sunset, 5:05, and when

and how much it's going to warm up throughout the week ahead coming up. carolyn. lisa, thank you. we begin with developing news out of san francisco. police are investigating the death of a man who was hit by a car at market and dolores streets. it happened last night just before 11:00. witnesses say the victim was on an island, not on the crosswalk when he was hit and had a cane and roller bag with him. he died at the scene despite efforts bye-b bystanders to rev him. the driver is cooperating with police. we have developing news out of walnut creek. police have arrested a man believed to be involved in a possible shooting on 680 near sunol. our media partner, "the east bay times" reports the man was surrounded in the walnut creek b.a.r.t. station after leading police on a chase through pleasanton, san ramon and danville. traffic was at a standstill in the area for hours. officers were investigating the report of the freeway shooting when they spotted the adding gunman. on the campaign trail,

donald trump was rushed offstage in reno last night. the secret service claimed someone shouted "gun" at the rally. they arrested a man but found no weapon. he was released and not charged. he later told an abc affiliate in las vegas that he had a republicans against trump sign and people started attacking him before trump was led off. it was a chaotic end to a very long day for both candidates. abc news reporter jonathan betts has the latest from the campaign trail. >> reporter: donald trump was speaking in reno, nevada, when he took note of an apparent protester in the audience. >> we have one of those guys from the hillary clinton campaign. >> reporter: then suddenly -- his secret service detail sprang to his side and rushed the candidate off the stage. there was a commotion in the crowd in front of the podium. security took a man into custody and escorted him out of the hall.

minutes later, trump returned unhurt. >> nobody said it was going to be easy for us. >> reporter: as their campaigns wind down -- >> i want to be the president for everybody. everybody who agrees with me, people who don't agree with me, people who vote for me, people who don't vote for me. >> reporter: the candidates trying to wind up voters. >> hillary and her special interests would rob our country blind. >> reporter: donald trump stealing a kiss from wife, melania, as she campaigned with him. there was massive turnout in nevada. nearly 37 million votes have already been cast in 39 states. >> know the power of your own voice, it can change the world. >> reporter: for hillary clinton, after friday's performance with jay z and beyonce, katy perry was singing her song at this concert in philadelphia. ♪ hoping to end the campaign on a

high note. jonathan betts, abc news, new york. the protester at the trump rally is austin crites. he insists that he was not a plant, that his actions were his own. he spoke exclusively this morning from abc news. >> are you supporting hillary clinton? do you have any association with the clinton campaign? >> no. i have no association whatsoever with them. i was a republican supporter through the primaries, and i have donated money to the hillary clinton campaign recently because i think that trump is a disaster for the country. >> he says he has already voted and he voted for hillary clinton. the latest abc news poll released last night shows hillary clinton now five points ahead of donald trump. it's her largest lead since trump made a late october surge. the lines were long for early voting yesterday. abc 7 news was at the registrar

of voters office in san jose where people waited up to a half an hour just to get a ballot. this is one of six early voting centers in santa clara county. bay area election officials are telling voters not to worry when they cast their ballots. california is one of the few states immune to cyber attempts to create confusion on election day. abc 7 news reporter lisa galesian explains. >> reporter: in san francisco's department of elections, ballots are being sorted and the time-consuming process of manually organizing ballots is under way. the paper trail is long and purposeful in this elections office. >> we take any questions or concerns about voting integrity very seriously. >> reporter: a gallup survey in august showed 36% of americans felt voter fraud would most likely be a major problem this election, and just 43% had a,

quote, great deal of confidence that their vote would be counted correctly. the reality is just two states recently had their voting systems hacked. not in california where paper ballots are used. >> there is no possible way for our results to be hacked. >> reporter: nothing in the voting booth is attached to the internet, but some fear state websites or even unofficial election night numbers could be compromised, thus leading voters to distrust the system. >> i'm not worried about in san francisco. but maybe in other parts of the country there may be possibilities, yeah. >> reporter: even with the skepticism, there could be a record turnout in san francisco this election season. 28% of residents have already voted. in san francisco, now back to you. we have a full set of voting resources at abc7news.c abc7news.com/politics to help you prepare for election day. you can count on the icon, your voice, your vote, voter's edge

election guide and just enter your address. we'll get you a comprehensive resource with information on the candidates and measures on your local ballot. more news now, new details on a man who was killed and buried in a shallow grave at sonoma state university. the sonoma county sheriff's office says 18-year-old kirk kimberly had been stabbed multiple times. a landscaper found his body last wednesday buried next to a parking lot. detectives don't believe this was a random act of violence. they also say it had nothing to do with the university or its students. alameda county officers remembered one of their own last night. sheriff's office explorer carla ramirez-segoviano was found dead thursday at a royal viejo park in oakland. it's the first time the explorers program has lost someone.

>> reporter: for carla ramirez-segoviano's family, this was an emotional event. it was put together by her fellow sheriff's department explorers. many of them trying to understand what happened. >> we are all still in shock. karla is one of the more squared away people i knew. >> reporter: the group lined up to offer their condolences to karla's parents. after such a difficult couple of days, her family welcomed the event. >> we appreciate the support and we just thank you for being here for us. thank you very much. >> reporter: the 21-year-old went missing wednesday night. her body was found at a royal viejo park thursday in oakland. on friday, oakland police investigators announced they had detained two people in connection to her brutal murder. she had been beaten, stabbed and burned. investigators wouldn't give details about a motive behind the crime. >> from what i can tell right now, this is a personal matter. >> reporter: the alameda county

district attorney's office has not released the names of the two suspects in this case, but we talked with a guy who used to work with karla at an oakland fast food restaurant. he also knows one of the accused. >> i know the girl actually. she used to work with us at kfc. it kind of shocks me because how can a co-worker do that to another co-worker. >> reporter: he tells us the woman is named laura rogers. according to the sheriff's department, she's been booked into the santa rita jail charged with murder. happening now, lots of runners are racing right now in the golden gate half marathon. the 13.3 mile race began at the muni pier near aquatic park. runners are winding their way over the golden gate bridge to the marin headlands, then they will come back over the bridge to return to aquatic park. let's take a live look right now from our golden gate bridge camera. last year over 3700 runners took part in the race. it started at 7:00 this morning

and the course is open until 10:00. you see a few people there. i don't know, maybe most of them have started to finish up, lisa. >> yeah, maybe. the weather, they like it, it's probably cool. it is cool there, but it's a little more muggy across the golden gate bridge. they have had more moisture. you picked up a couple one-hundredths but right now we're looking at low 60s in hayward and oakland. it's foggy. there's even some mist and drizzle, but things will begin to turn around later on today. slow clearing. i'll detail it for you coming up. also ahead, a dog found burned to death. now police may be looking for a serial dog killer. and the raiders play one of their biggest games in years at the coliseum this afternoon. the message fans hope to send to the team's owner.

a woman who drowned friday in the russian river is a long-time former perki lberkele teacher. skype-year-old heidi boley was canoeing with two friends when her boat overturned. she disappeared as her friends swam to shore. rescuers found her a short time later, but they were unable to revive her. she taught math decades and recently worked part-time for the district. now to a shocking find just

outside of fresno. a couple saw multiple burned animal remains dumped on the side of the road. reporter cory james from our sister station found out this is not the first time they have made this type of disturbing discovery. >> it's heart-breaking to see in person. >> reporter: the photos too graphic to show you without blurring part of the picture, but yvonne wilson is looking at a dog she found friday burned on the side of the road. >> you could>> you could still , you could still see the bone structures. it was obviously a small dog, but it had been badly burned. >> reporter: it was found feet away from the train tracks near avenue 15 and santa fe drive saturday. even evidence of what was likely used to scorch it was left behind. >> in fact there was several, maybe about five or six butane cans just spread out over the entire scene. you know right away that, okay, this wasn't an accident. you don't do that. it's not an accident. butane cans don't just show up in an area.

>> reporter: yvonne and her husband, casey, say it was not just one dog they found. there were multiple burned animal skeleton remains, all stretched out along this half mile stretch of road. >> the other ones were unrecognizable. they were just bones. you could see like some paws, like some heads, like goat skulls. >> reporter: last year the couple took these photos of a very similar scene. so for them seeing it again raises questions and concerns. >> literally they are being tortured, they are being harmed in such a way that's brutal and that needs justice for. it's very disheartening to see the same thing a year later identical. dramatic video from the chp shows firefighters rescuing two people and a dog trapped 80 feet down the side of a cliff. it happened at rodeo beach in the marin headlands yesterday afternoon. the dog fell off the cliff first and then the owner and a good samaritan went after him but got stuck. firefighters hoisted them up one

by one into a chp helicopter. >> i am just incredibly grateful and so glad that i got out of it and that everybody got out of it. >> the dog named pancake went to the vet with some minor scrapes and bumps. happening today, some raiders fans plan to send a message to team owner mark davis during tonight's game. the message "stay in oakland, don't go to las vegas." davis has made it clear he's moving to nevada unless he finds a better deal. fans will be handing out 10,000 signs that say "stay in oakland" and flying a banner over the coliseum as well. sponsors of the event include the group save oakland sports, stay in oakland and the raiders booster club. last month nevada enacted a law to raise money to build a stadium for the raiders. also happening today, the 49ers salute to service game.

three-star marine corps lieutenant general rex mcmillan will be among the military personnel honored. he crew up in clear lake, a long-time 49ers fan. today's game against the new orleans saints will also feature a flyover by two osprey jets from the marine corps air station at miramar. this month is military appreciation month. and happening today, the 20th annual tri-valley veterans parade in pleasanton. abc 7 news was there last year as the parade moved along main street. organizers hold it about a week before veterans day so local vets can take part in other tributes. this friday's federal holiday honors all americans who have served in the military. good morning to you. waking up to a lot of cloud cover. while you were sleeping, live doppler 7 picked up just a little bit of moisture in the north bay. some raindrops.

you probably missed it but we are still looking at the effects of the cloud cover, the fog and the drizzle with a mile and a half visibility in oakland, half moon bay is improving but a live look outside, sfo delays of over an hour here. so you're definitely going to want to check in with your air carrier. 58 in gilroy. the drier air has been in the south bay, the moister air, san francisco, points north. oakland in between with 61 degrees so it almost feels muggy out there. check out mt. tam and it is gray and misty there. 63 in napa, 59 in santa rosa, 59 in livermore. with the cloud cover that weak frontal band really allows for temperatures to stay up. in fact we are much warmer than we were yesterday. 7 to 9 degrees warmer for concord and fairfield. a final look at -- this is san jose where it was sunnier this morning, but we'll get into some sunshine this afternoon. so this morning pretty gray. the clouds will be slow to clear. we'll get some sun in the east

bay, the south bay, but tomorrow much, much sunnier. high pressure builds in from the southwest and it's going to be a dry pretty good-looking week ahead. until 2:00 p.m. the national weather service has extended their high surf advisory. here's why. 12 to 17-foot waves here, so still very dangerous. hour by hour, check it out, maybe an isolated shower. here we are noon time and the clouds really don't want to go anywhere. we'll get a few breaks here and there, but that sun setting tonight at 5:05. it will be partly to mostly cloudy. with temperatures held down a bit due to the clouds, we'll see low 60s at the coast, 70 today for you in concord and san jose, 65 san francisco, richmond and santa rosa. if you're headed down to santa clara, a chance you'll see some sun but also cloud cover with 70 there. 68 by about 4:00 in the afternoon. over in oakland, 5:30 starts out mild at 63. remember that sun setting right after 5:00 and dropping to 60 degrees by 8:30. so the accuweather seven-day forecast, check it out.

the absence of raindrops, we only have one day out of the next seven where we can see a few sprinkles in the far north bay on friday. between now and then, we'll warm up and brighten up beginning tomorrow with mid-70s inland, low 70s around the bay, 60s at the coast. that is above average. and unfortunately november a big about-face from what happened in october. so it's still early. it was a nice start. but we'll have to take what we have. the string of sunny days coming up. >> maybe some rain near the end of the week. >> maybe. >> all right, thank you, lisa. just ahead, take a look at these jeans. they're vintage like nothing you've ever worn before. how they're still in pristine condition more than a century later.

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there are complaints about a horrible odor in sacramento, many people have noticed it in the downtown area. it's coming from mexican free tail bats. they like to live in small crevices about an inch wide between the older buildings. a bat expert says the smell comes from their waste and also the males trying to attract female bats. >> the fall when the males are starting to think about the females for the winter, that gets even a little stronger. so right now we might be noticing some of that in addition to their normal odors. >> experts say sacramento has a

very large number of bats living under bridges as well. they say they're good to have around because they come out at night and eat all the mosquitos in the area. a 123-year-old pair of blue jeans produced right here in san francisco by levi strauss and company will soon go up for auction in maine. a technical glitch kept them from being auctioned off yesterday. the pair was only worn a few times by the owner, quite a big guy. the pants have a waist size of 44 and a 36-inch inseam. unlike modern day jeans, they don't have belt loops. back in 1897 you wore suspenders to keep your pants up. those jeans could fetch upwards of $80,000. still to come here on abc 7 mornings, the search for a missing mom in shasta county who disappeared without a trace while jogging. and on the state ballot,

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welcome back, everyone. just before 9:30. did you remember to set your clock back? we're starting this half hour with a look at the weather with our meteorologist, lisa argen. >> hey there, carolyn. hi, everyone. good morning. you missed the showers if you slept through it because they happened overnight and they were confined to the north bay. here's a look at live doppler 7 where we have a good deal of cloud cover. with it the fog and here's some mist from mt. tam. it's 59 in the city with delays of one hour at sfo. 60 in mountain view, 61 in san jose. emeryville, lots of gray for you. 63 napa, 64 by the delta with fog. looking at the visibility, getting better in oakland. getting better all around the

bay, except right at the coast. so 50s and 60s for much of the morning and then by noon time a few peeks of sun in the north bay. we'll see 70 in the east bay and south bay with a mostly to partly cloudy today and sunset at 5:05. in developing news and in just a few moments, another search for a missing woman will get under way in redding. five days ago she vanished while jogging leaving behind her cell phone. >> reporter: this morning search team its scouring these rural roads and trails trying to piece together what happened to sherri pipinni. the mother of two vanishing without a trace while jogging near her home. >> she's such a great mom. we call her super mom. >> reporter: her family suspecting something went terribly wrong after she failed to pick up her two young kids

from child care. >> she wouldn't leave her babies. >> there's no way she would do anything to disrupt her children's routine. >> reporter: the only discovery so far, her abandoned cell phone. it was traced by her husband using the find my phone app. >> he found her phone close to the road. he called the authorities immediately. >> the fact that her phone was left there, that is a key piece of evidence that would indicate somebody may have taken her. >> she wouldn't just drop her phone if she was running away. >> reporter: according to police, papini was last seen wearing a pink jogging top. investigators and volunteers fanning out hoping to find any clues. >> we're branching out to contact businesses to see perhaps what they may have on their surveillance systems. >> reporter: friends, classmates and supporters coming from across california to help in the search. >> she is considered at risk due to the suspicious circumstances. >> she has a family that loves her. please just bring her home. with just two more days

until election day, we're seeing record-breaking in numbers of voters casting their ballots early. this is clark county, nevada, where elections officials say over 57,000 voted early on friday. long lines stretched through this grocery store in las vegas that was also a polling place. the market was just one of several early voting sites in the country -- or in the county, rather, that stayed open until 10:00 at night to accommodate the long lines. >> i've been working so this is like the day that i've had available to come do it so i'm just like -- >> it's her first time voting and she wanted me to come with her. >> reporter: in miami yesterday, trump and clinton supporters competed for attention outside early voting sites. that battleground state is also reporting record numbers of early voters. more than 5.7 million floridians have already cast their ballots. a boisterous group of donald trump supporters rallied in the

south bay yesterday. >> what do we want? trump. >> abc 7 news was there as the santa clara trump campaign and the group young millenials for trump held a get out the vote event at the corner of stevens creek and winchester boulevards. they aren't shy about why they prefer the republican nominee. >> well, he's obviously the best choice. i think that he will in fact do something to make america great again. get the government out of our lives, except where we can use some help like at the border. everything he says fits with what i believe. >> supporters say even in california where democrats hold the majority, there is a large contingent backing trump. of the 17 propositions on tuesday's state ballot, one is opposed by both the republican and democratic parties. but supporters say it's a common sense measure. prop 60 would require condoms for performers in adult films.

california and new hampshire are the only states that allow adult films to be made and have regulations, but now voters are being asked to decide whether more restrictions are needed. ariel works for san francisco-based kink.com as a producer and performer in adult films. she's among those fighting proposition 60. it would require performers to wear condoms, producers to pay for more medical exams and allow people who watch porn to sue if they don't see condoms being used. >> when i'm on set and my performers ask to use a condom, i'm totally fine with it. it has nothing to do with that. i don't like the force messag g messaging. >> she and others say the industry already has strict measures in place to prevent the spread of sexual low transmitted diseases. in fact cal osha recently decided against implementing more dpiguys lines. but prop 60 backers claim the

industry is defying current law. >> as a result, thousands of young men and women are illegally and routinely exposed to sexually transmitted diseases, including hiv. >> but many medical professionals say proposition 60 is ill-conceived. >> this is not a public health measure, this is some kind of punitive, strange law. >> and those in the industry say lawsuits would expose their names and addresses, putting them at physical risk. something backers don't buy. >> there are all sorts of laws that allow for private citizens to sue to enforce the laws. >> if prop 60 becomes the law, performers say it will drive the industry underground where there would be fewer worker protection. no matter what happens here in california with the vote to legalize recreational marijuana, law enforcement sources tell the i-team foreign drug cartels will continue to be a huge problem. dan noyes has obtained dramatic

video of a special ops team raiding illegal marijuana grows around the bay area. the cartels wreak havoc on the environment and produce pot tainted with toxic chemicals. an exclusive investigation on abc 7 news at 11:00 p.m. organizers of the titan of mavericks surfing competition are keeping a close eye on surf conditions. on friday, organizers sent out this tweet alerting everyone about a potential swell. that means surf conditions are shaping up in favor of the competition. the call to competitors all over the world is made 48 hours before the event. still ahead on abc 7 mornings, how this instrument made here in the bay area may help nasa track severe storms from space. and here is a live look from our south beach camera. no rain in the forecast for most

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welcome back, everyone. 9:40 on this first sunday in november. this is a live look from our santa cruz camera. you see a couple of people there on the rocks by the lighthouse and the waves are pretty strong. lisa says it's going to be about 67 degrees there today. what about where you live? she'll be along shortly with a full accuweather forecast. samsung is trying a new tactic to get those who still have their recalled note 7s to turn in those phones. the company will be releasing a software update that will limit the phone's ability to charge beyond 60%. it will also issue a reminder pop-up notification every time someone charges, reboots or turns on the screen of their

note 7 device. samsung says nearly 85% of all recalled galaxy note 7s have been replaced throughout the u.s. as of friday morning. change not only makes everything an hour earlier but can also affect your inner clock which may affect your driving. this is drowsy driving awareness week and the chp is warning of the dangers that drowsy drivers can pose. chp officers are urging drivers who get sleepy to pull off the road, take a nap, drink some coffee or drive with a friend to help prevent an accident. lisa, you can take a nap in about 20 minutes. >> that's your favorite story, i know. it's just funny. good morning, everyone. we are looking at plenty of clouds out tlp ahere and you mi the rain. temperatures in a narrow range from the upper 50s to the low 60s. the clouds will be very slow to clear if at all in some

neighborhoods so i'll have your hour-by-hour forecast and talk about the sunny, milder days ahead coming up. don't know if it's my favorite story, i am enjoying that extra hour. also ahead, cal trying to upset a ranked opponent for the third time this season. could they beat fifth ranked washington? mike shumann has the answers coming up in sports.

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good morning, everyone, 9:43. thank you for joining us this

morning. this is a live look from our golden gate bridge camera. you see the clouds are still low hanging. pleasant, somewhat muggy day on tap. lisa has got all the numbers coming up in just a few. let's check out sports. both the raiders and the niners are at home today. the niners face the saints at levi's stadium. kickoff at 1:05. and it is a big deal game tonight at the oakland coliseum. the broncos and the raiders battle for first place in the afc west. kickoff is at 5:30. last night cal had a chance to upset another ranked team at home when they took on number 5 washington. here's shu with all the highlights in this morning's sports. good morning. well, cal hosting fifth ranked washington who was unhappy about the ranking given to them by the playoff committee. the huskies were looking to prove everyone wrong.

cal has beaten two ranked teams this season. last night was marshawn lynch bobblehead night. he reenacted it with mom in tow. watch out for the band members. first quarter, washington going into their bag of tricks. throws it to a wide open darrell daniels. 14-6 washington. still in the first, browning going deep. john ross, he had 208 receiving yards. look at this, four cal players cannot make a tackle. come on. 67 yards. ross ended up with three touchdowns on the night. huskies up 21-6. davis webb got cal back into the game after running for a touchdown. 14-yard strike to chad happnson. huskies score the next two before halftime. one-yard to pettis, 34-25 huskies at the half. they got the ball to start the second half. browning and pettis connect again. browning had 378 yards passing, 6 touchdowns, 42-20. washington finally scores a td

on the ground. washington wins big, 66-27. stanford hosting oregon state. hall of famer john elway in the house as broncos face the raiders sunday -- tonight, that is. you didn't see much throwing because stanford ran the ball 58 times for 365 yards. first quarter bryce love 56-yard touchdown. he had 89 on the day. 10-0 cardinal. christian mccaffrey, 199 yards, 241 all purpose yards. game-high 51-yard run here set up one of the four field goals. stanford up 13-7 at the half. defense picked off marcus marion twice in the third. stanford converts that into points. 44-yard run, look at the big guy go. mccaffrey finishes it off with his long td of the game. stanford wins and are bowl eligible at 6-3. >> there are a lot of things we have to work on.

we have to finish the ball in the end zone. too many field goals. we've got to do a better job helping the defense out. >> i felt better than last week. definitely a lot of things to clean up but it was improvement from last week. every day is going to be better and next week i expect to be better than this week. sharks hosting the penguins. first period, sidney crosby, missed the first six games of the season, scores his seventh goal in just his sixth game. then crosby, his eighth goal of the year. had his stick in the right place at the right time. sharks fall 5-0 and are now 6-6. that's the way the ball bounces. niners hosting the saints, raiders and broncos tonight at the black hole. i'm mike shumann, have a great day. good morning to you. here's live doppler 7. you can see all the cloud cover. we did have a few showers probably while you were sleeping. they were confined to the north bay and a couple one-hundredths

there but we are left with fog and a whole lot of cloud cover. visibility has improved in oakland at 5 miles. tw 2.5 miles half moon bay. check out mt. tam, looks kinds of nice and temperatures will come down. if you want to check our live cameras, you can download our app, lots of information on that. as we look live, you'll notice that the temperatures are pretty mild. 62 in oakland, 61 in san jose. half moon bay 59. it is cloudy of course here in emeryville. in oakland, you had some fog issues and some mist but it's in the low 60s. that weak front stayed with us to the north and allowed for southerly winds and the cloud cover to keep temperatures up overnight. anywhere from 3 to 7 to 9 degrees warmer. and with the sunshine yesterday, yeah, it turned out to be a pretty nice afternoon, but today it will be limited and we'll see lots of cloud cover from the

coast even inland. so fog and mist still for some of you but some afternoon sun here and there in the north bay as that cloud begins to -- that front begins to dissipate that cloud cover and sunny and warmer as high pressure builds in from the southwest tomorrow. so looking at the high surf until 2:00. so the national weather service keeps extending this beach hazard statement because the waves are just still so high and dangerous out there. so keep that in mind. as you go through the next couple of hours on your sunday, notice the clouds not really going anywhere any time soon. it's in the afternoon and we'll get a few peeks here and there, but for the game down in santa clara, it looks like we'll have a mild afternoon at 70 but a good deal of cloud cover. look for 69 in oakland, 64 in san rafael and right on through the afternoon. it's going to stay mild, in the upper 60s there with more clouds than sun. so over in oakland, that sun setting after 5:00 and temperatures could be a little bit muggy. 63 dropping to about 60. so starting out with the gray

sky tomorrow for your monday. the accuweather seven-day forecast will be warmer because we'll be sunnier tomorrow with low 70s around the bay. mid-70s inland, 60s at the coast. by tuesday, wednesday and thursday, it's like deja vu of last week where we warmed up, brightened up, had the windows open and the chilly nights. but then by friday the clouds should increase and we could see just a stray sprinkle, not looking too impressive with this next system. so it's going to be still dry. >> can't even put that on the impact scale. >> no, not yet. >> thanks, lisa. i know you know about this. nasa planning to launch a new weather satellitize the i satel enable earlier warnings. it was developed at a lockheed martin research lab in palo alto. in a story you'll see only on abc 7, news reporter david louie gives a look at its life-saving potential. >> reporter: by the time we see lightning, severe weather is at

our doorstep, but out in space there is lightning in clouds 5 to 13 miles high. this instrument will be capturing each bolt on what's essentially a giant digital camera and sending data to the grounds. we're dressed in bunny suits to maintain a dust-free environment. >> the camera operates at 500 frames per second and looks for a certain wavelength of atomic oxygen that's created by lightning so it can look and penetrate through clouds and see lightning. >> reporter: lightning at that altitude, especially cloud to cloud, turns out to be a good predictor of weather, especially tornados on earth, and could provide meteorologists to provide earlier warnings. they have been worked on this for ten years. it will be joins by another instrument to monitor solar flares. >> they affect things like radio propagation and things like power grids on the ground. >> reporter: the data from this nasa-managed satellite will be available free to forecasters to help people know of

fast-changing conditions. >> we're going to be saving lives by better predicting weather on the ground and helping people to get to safety when severe weather is approaching. >> reporter: this 200-pound instrument will be joined by five others aboard the satellite which will be launched november 16th from cape canavarel and going up into space 22,000 miles. from lockheed martin in palo alto, david louie, abc 7 news. coming up, the latest cirque du soleil is coming to town. what you'll start seeing today near at&t park.

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probably slept through it. then the fog arrived and now cloud cover and delays of over one hour at sfo, so that hasn't changed. in fact the clouds will stay with us for the bulk of the day. it's 59 in san francisco, 63 in oakland with 65 in san jose and half moon bay at 59. so speaking of san jose, it looks a little bit brighter there, but still kind of hazy. temperatures will be milder throw in our inland east bay and ols in the south bay. look at the mid-60s already so they haven't dropped off all that much overnight. as a result our highs today will range from the mid-60s to near 70 with a few peeks of sun. so today looks like the grayest day out of the next seven. the accuweather seven-day forecast featuring more sunshine and the temperatures respond to that with low to mid-70s around the bay and inland each and every day. it should be nice every day but if you're counting on rain, it doesn't look likely. by friday just a slight chance. you notice no storm impact scale yet on that system. >> all right. and that story we were going to tell you about was cirque du

soleil, the big top going up at at&t park for luzia, which is their latest production. so that is going to do it for us this morning. thank you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i'm carolyn tyler along with lisa argen. before we go, we want to show you a picture from last night's leukemia and lymphoma society light the night walk. it was in walnut creek. our abc 7 news broadcast facilities manager shared this photo. you can share your pictures with us on social media, just use the #abc7now. you might see it on our newscast or online at abc7news.com. the news continues now online, on twitter, facebook and instagram. abc 7 news continues at 5:00 p.m. have a great sunday, everyone. and the election is tuesday. go out and vote.

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