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happened, not because they want to see it but want to write their own message. there's paper covering it up. worshippers at oakland's temple sinai already know about the racist graffiti rin on the wall of their senegal. they heard about it before they arrived for rosh hashanah services this morning. >> we got an e-mail this morning, disappointing d ining start the day and new year. >> reporter: anti-semitic message noticed at 5:00 this morning. the rabbi covered it not with paint, but paper, to write messages of hope and love. >> come here, try to be positive, especially for the kids. you know, certainly won't let it dampen our day. >> reporter: police say they're treating this as a hate crime. they're looking at surveillance video to try and figure out who did this. >> we have decity rossur cy, aour riousecrinea temples and today we're going to have an officer who's assigned here all day, during the services. >> reporter: this morning's service was so crowded some people had to move to the

overflow room. security officers are here to watch over the congregation. they'll deal with the graffiti later. >> it's obviously not going to stop us from, you know, doing our thing, and worshipping on rosh hashanah, the jewish new year. think people are pretty upset. >> reporter: police haven't said whether any of the surveillance video shows the perpetrator. they're looking all of it over at this time. they tell us at this point no arrests have been made. live in oakland, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. in mexico, a frantic rescue operation. crews work to free a girl trapped under the rubble of a schol. it collapsed during tuesday's earthquake. rescuers encountered a setback early this morning when the remains of the building shifted dangerously. crews had to evacuate for several hours for their own safety. working to reinforce the wreckage before resuming their search for the girl.

11 have been rescued from the rubble. new developments in the caribbean. the death toll is climbing in the wake of hurricane maria. slammed into the island of dominica early this morning killing 15 people. 20 others remain missing. the storm is now blamed for 17 deaths total. in puerto rico, a 24-hour curfew is still in effect. even though power has been restored to most of the island. the storm is now headed toward turks and caicos. meteorologist mike nicco is tracking maria's path, what this all means for the u.s. mainland. mike? >> all great questions, kristen. let me start what's going on in puerto rico len work through the questions you asked. first, good news, look at the map behind me, the major flooding continues but the gauges are down from a high of 16 to about 12 of the 27 reporting, at least minor, moderate to major flooding. that continues. will continue another 24 to 48 hours. here's a look at the they're still the tropical-storm-force winds. 39 mile per hour winds in thell. see they're hitting hispaniola, now getting on to the edge of

the turks and caicos. the storm has actually increased up to 120 mile her hour winds. that's what it's going to be as it sideswipes the turks and caicos to the north. they're on the outside of the storm, going to get the weaker part of the storm. for us, looks like it's going to squeeze between us and bermuda and not be an issue in the mainland other than creating dangerous surf. and possibly diverting some flights away from some areas in the atlantic. fngers crossed that that path holds, kristen. >> yeah, indeed, thanks, mike. new this morning, president trump signed an executive order that allows the u.s. to target companies and organizations that finance trade with north korea. mr. trump announced the order during a luncheon with japan's prime minister and south korea's president. the white house believes sanctioning those that do business with north korea could hamper the communist nation's nuclear weapons program. south korea's president also praised mr. trump for his stand against north korea. also new this morning, san francisco major ed lee and city

supervisors unveiled a plan to help people who have been part of the daca program. they face an october 5th deadline to reenroll in the program following an order by president trump to end it. san franciso will fund renewal fees for daca applicants that works out to $495 per person. about 800,000 people are in the daca program across the u.s. about 78,000 of them in tea. he new details on free speech week at uc berkeley and the major attention on the crowds and security. the uc system is now pitching in to help with a large opt after cash to pay security costs for controversial speakers. according to the "l.a. times" uc will kick in $300,000. the event will run from sunday to wednesday. all speeches will be outside. there will be more than 20 speakers. now this is the kind of violence officials want to prevent. protests broke out in february when right wing provocateur milo was scheduled to speak. his appearance was canceled

after it became unsafe. officials say the cost of security next week could top $1 million. some students find that upsetting. >> personally, i think the money that we're spending on protecting, like, the speakers, well, that's important that they do have a platform. i feel like all the money spent on police and stuff like that could go to students. and scholarships and stuff like that. >> according to the website, freespeechweek.com, the list of speakers include pam geller, milo yinopolis, ann coulter, dave horowitz. sponsored by berkeley patriot, the student group. happening today, if cost had been the obstacle preventing you from going to an nfl game, tonight's your night. tickets for the niners home game versus the rams traditionally a big rivalry going for as little as the price of two pretzels. abc 7 news reporter matt keller live at levi stadium where they're expecting tens of thousands of empty seats tonight. math? >> reporter: kristen, i talked

to a local ticket broker, this is. what we had to say about the 49ers, i said i wish they moved to l.a., they're the worst organization, great for the owner of the team, he's a billionaire, but the fans got ripped off. pretty harsh words from him, but the good news some fansor to fnight, they'll get a good dl on tickets. levi stadium is getting ready for primetime tonight. a rare thursday night game is bringing the rams to levi stadium, and traffic to santa clara. here's the good news for fans. cheap tickets are available. this morning, ticket reseller, stub hub, seatgeek, and gametime, had tickets listed on apps for low as $17 each. fans can't believe it. >> heck, yeah, i would, definitely, for $17, i mean, you can't go to movies for 17 bucks. >> $17 would be a plast to go. >> i wouldn't want to go by my myself. >> reporter: for 17 bucks maybe you can buy tickets for friends. >> yeah. definitely. >> reporter: all right. all your friends out there. what's your >> rorter: danielle danielle's friends, tickets on

her tonight. right? >> is this -- where is this -- >> this is going -- channel 7. so everybody's seeing it. >> no. >> reporter: now you're scdirein deal? okay. we'll let danielle off the hook. there was a time when $17 was just a fraction of the to cost get in levi stadium. when it opened three years ago, people were paying big bucks to be part of the inaugural season. at the time team market report released its fan cost index. the 49ers were the highest with $641 for a family of 4 to attend a game. ticket prices at the time averaged $117. today's matchup at levi stadium is so inexpensive in compareson, for some people, it's more than the money. >> $17, sounds like a deal, but i, you know, again, i'm an eagles fan, sorry. i apologize. >> they suck, drastically. they can't keep a good game. so i wouldn't go waste my money, even if they were free. you couldn't pay me to go. >> reporter: well, ticket prices are below face value, prepaid

parking is not. it will still cost you 40 bucks a spot. reporting live in santa clara, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> if danielle buys the ticket, her friend buys the pretzel. it all washes out. thanks so much. with the game happening during the heart of rush hour tonight, freeway and mass transit could be more impacted. abc 7 traffic reporter alexa smith here to plan ahead if you want to avoid the area. >> yeah, choose mass transit over driving. does not take much in the area around the stadium to get congested. they're ramping up service tonight with a lot of mass transit agencies for the game. extra service provided by capital corridor. na they'll run a special train, arrive in sacramento after midnight. vta, "a" shuttles running 15 minutes earlier than they regularly do. head there a little early day. cal trainre providing regular weekday service plus one postgame special trip back to

san francisco and make all local stops on the peninsula. >> alexis, thanks. sean spicer opens up excu exclusively to abc news, from his controversial appearance at the emmys to what it was really sescretary. spicer addresses his critics. holiday hiring is under way. the roles u.p.s. is looking to fill here in the bay area and how you can apply. oh, that flavor of autumn is in the air for a couple of days. check out our high temperatures today. as they struggle, 6 to 12 degrees below average. may now want to leave the win does open tonight. you'll maybe want that air-conditioning by next week. i'll >> the library typewriter prank, next right this minute.

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new this morning, former white house press secretary sean spicer is revealing new details about his time at the white house. and his appearance at the emmys. jessica castro from abc 7 mornings sheer wi s is here wit news exclusive. >> this is the first sbrintervi from spicer since the surprise emmy performance. former trump secretary sean spicer talking exclusively to abc news saying he did speak to the president about that cameo during the emmys. >> this will be the largest audience to witness an emmys, period. >> he was very supportive. he thought i did a great job. and so he was -- it was very reassuring. >> reporter: spicer apologized for mistakes he made during his time at the white house, but also placed blame for his contentious relationship with the press.

>> look, i made mistakes. there's no question. i think we all do. some of them i tried to own. very publicly. and in some cases, there were things i did until someone br got shghou, i didn't realize that was a mistake, sorry about that. to watch some of the personal attacks, questioning my integrity, questioning my, you know, what my intentions were, i think were really over the top. >> reporter: but it wasn't just the ospicer. people have lahard feelings. >> i understand that. >> they feel you lied to the american people. you ever lied to the american people? >> i don't think so. >> did the president ask you to lie ar manipulate the truth? >> no. >> reporter: spicer was less candid when it came to the russia investigation. >> let's talk about the russia issue, which seems to be plaguing the presidency. has the mueller team reached out to you? >> i'm not going to discuss that issue at all. >> spicer also addressed the controversy over the inauguration crowd size. saying he wished he had been more specific, and done a better job describing what that day was all about. i'm jessica castro, abc 7 news.

>> thanks, jessica. now to our morning money report. apple's new version of the apple watch begins shipping tomorrow. and already there's a problem. the watch is supposed to be able to make phone calls, and access data with a cellular connection. but several reviewers say they can't recommend the device because of connection glitches. in a rare admission, apple says the watch can experience problems when it connects to open wi-fi networks, like you might find at starbucks. the kpaecompany says it's investigating a fix. u.p.s. is announcing plans to hire more than 5,000 new employees in the san francisco area. as it gears up for the holidays. the company is looking for package handlers, as well as delivery and tractor trailer drivers. u.p.s. says some of the jobs will lead to permanent positions. in recent% of seasonal workers have stayed on full time. if you'd like to apply, look for the link on our website, abc7news.com. we knower as chef curry.

ayesha, how she's bringing famous recipes into your kitchen. live look at our east hill bays camera, looking outside, mixture of blue and clouds. meteorologist mike nicco has your accuweather forecast coming up. and abc 7 is honoring and celebrating hispanic heritage month. today we're honoring, if you don't know them by name, you've seen share work, painted hundreds of colorful murals in san francisco's mission district. learn more about their impactful work on abc 7 news bay area instagram page. ♪ >> people would go by, thank you for giving us the colors for the day, made them feel that it reflected who they were. ♪ we don't want anyone fading out our culture. our culture can't be bought and it can't be erased. ♪

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tomorrow is the first official day of fall, but it's already looking a lot like winter in the sierra. check it out. new photos this morning show snow, new snow on the ground at heavenly mountain resort. see a dusting of powder on the mountains and snow piling up near the ski lift. >> yeah, buddy. >> you're excited, right? as you can imagine, this has people buzzing about the upcoming ski season which we hope will start earlier than usual. >> we hope. >> last year was a great year for the ski resorts after three, four, bad years. hopefully another good one. >> hoping so, we'll have the long-range models in another day

or so, we'll get an idea what's going on. look forward to that. the big snow. show you what's going on up there with our live doppler out of reno, seehe ten g rain. the pink is a mixtur. the white and gray, that is snow. they're seeing a redevelopment of some snow showers and look at this, we even had just south of virginia city, and east of carson city, some thunderstorms roll through that area. so must have been some particularly intense rain and a little bit of heavier snow to the east of tahoe this morning. here's the storm from us yesterday, that brought us those random light showers and sprinkles. see it's in the mountains east of fresno, goes to grapevine, all rain right now. there's still a lot of rain in the mountains around los angeles, every once in a while it's mixing with a little bit of snow. back here at home, it's the breezes that are going to be the big story the next couple days. 1:00 to 9:00 this afternoon, and evening, a west wind raking the bay and the delta at 15 to 25 knots.

northwest to southeast wind along the beaches and seas around 6 to 8 feet. going to give youifou want to go out there and enjoy the sunshine. we got almost an unlimited supply now as we look from our east bay hills camera. not bouncing quite as much as it did earlier today. the winds are starting to move into our valley where we live. coldest tonight, might not want to leave the windows open. streak of warm weather coming 90s back in the forecast. look, if you're heading out now, 61 san francisco. the cool spot. look like novato, the warm spot at 68 degrees. los gatos, 58 degrees. 63 at hoon bay. 65 to m al70 around the bay. about 70 to 74 inland. now, with the breeze out there, if you're in the shade, going to feel a little cooler. if you're in the sun, it will be very comfortable even with the breeze. t,ing to the game to stadium, 5:25 kickoff, 67 degrees. dropping down a breezy 59. you'll woant the hoodie with yo. here's a look at the next 12 hours. as we look off, see a few of the clouds.

mostly sunny the rest of the afternoon. 63 to 68 if you're heading out for lunch. 61 to 68. temperatures don't budge much this afternoon. look at those 50s already by 8:00. and by midnight, and we're going to drop down in the mid to upper 40s in the san ramon valley, north bay valleys, low to mid 50s for the rest of us. now, it feels like autumn outside. today and tomorrow. autumn officially comes in tomorrow. and then look at the warming trend. you knew this was going to happen, always happens this time of year in the bay area. 70s at the coast monday and tuesday. 80s around the bay. 90s inland. those are some our warmest days. kristen? >> mike, thanks so much. new this morning, more big career news for ayesha curry, ada d a day after announced as the newest cover girl, she's landed a gig on "great american baking show." she'll co-host the third season of the show along with former 49ers anthony "spice" adams. the "great american baking show" returns in december and we'll let you know an air date and time as soon as we getit n

s>ix>> weeks away, which means things are about to get really scary, spooky, at great america. coming up next, the broadway star lending his voice to make one ride even more haunting.

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4:00, skyrocketing housing prices. sight.reas high as up as high a could there be another housing bubble ready to burst? plus the shingles vaccine a new recommendation that aller s. tonight on abc 7 news at 5:00. from "hamilton" to haunting a star from hayward is lending his voice to great america's halloween haunt. [ screaming ] ♪ >> get ready to scream. things are about to get even more acing character of the demon played by tony award winning actor james monroe egelhart. >> i love this boy i'm a bay area boy to my soul, i've ridden the ride and it scared the mess out of me when i was a kid. >> he says he was just ba part . the halloween haunt at great america starts tomorrow night. by the way, he has had starring

roles in the broadway production of disney's "aladdin" as genie, who could forget, now hamilton. i want to do the ride just to hear that voice. >> adp. falf a lik lks e n.fuabc 7 news -- yeah, exactly. thanks for joining us. bye-bye.

>> coming up on today's show, great contestants, great questions, and very possibly, a great big check. "whoantso be i millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody. welcome to "millionaire." you guys ready to go today? [cheers and applause] well, so is our returning contestant, who is dedicating her game to her 94-year-old grandma. from diamond bar, california, andrea sutterfield. [cheers and applause] welcome back. >> thank you. >> i love it, so you and your grandmother watch "millionaire" all the time? >> oh, yeah, but i--almost raised by my grandma, as my mom worked a lot when i was growing up, and "millionaire" has always been one of our favorite shows. >> she's got a lot to be proud of. you're in the middle of a good game. you're at $7,000. eight away from the million.